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PIANOS FOR SALE AND no RENT.

~ New and second hand PIANOS, of my
W Town and Of several other factories are al
ways to &c had st nv Piano Warerccrl. on llth ST.
between Pennsylvania avenue and street
Old Pianos taken in exchange - .
Tuning also attended TO. -
r. nj. ~ &c. REICHENBACH.
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BALTIMORE PIANO.
FORTE IANUEACTORY

sturers Of Grand Square and Boudoir
PIANOS, request special attention of Female Plan
lists to aneat simple, and convenient method of ad.
justng the same Piano to any degree of touch heavy
or ightt the performer requires. Touch being the
principal means of playing the Piano. it should be
agreeable and equal the elasticity Of the fingers
Call and see it. j. j. WISE 4 BRO
&C S-3m.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

pR J. = RosE's COMioTNB FLUD ExTR.cT OF
ErgHE-This is decidedly of the best remedies
ever u.e-i for iSraS.s OF the kidneys. bladder, &c
ant a,so for equity sdrc.inns always highly recon-
mrnlcd BY the late Pr. PhySic, anl rlanv Of the
most distinguished medical men abroad. Price 20
cents.
Dr.. J. =. RoSy's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
Prics 30 cents
pr. J. 8. RosE's FENuE sPETFIc.-A remedy for
Painful McuStrua:ion, Lcucorrhna or Whites. Price
cnc dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
holy, more Frequently deranged than any other.
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation. cold feet, and
loss Of appetite-the skin becomes yellow the spirits.
droop, aud there is great aversion to society Re-
gula- the liver, and YOU correct all these evils
The Sursst preparations to take Dr. Ros: GLE
BRGTEn RAILROAD or ANTI TBlI0rs PILLS. They carry
CT the bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
His DYsPEP3Ii COMPOUND should be taken where a
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for long
tme-Price so cents. But for colds bilious habits,
Jaundicc. &c, take DR. Roses ANTEBIIIOgs Or RAIL
ROAD PILLS, IL u and % cents per box.
All OF the above preparations, with Dr. Roses
Ne"a Adviser to persons in Sickness and in Health.
t. be mad Of T.. D. Gilman, Charles Stott Co. W.
III. Cilnan, John W. Nsira, Patterson Nairn,
W. Morrisoa, William I. Evans. kidwSll & Law
renee, J. b. Moore, Washington; j. l.. Kidw.l,
Georgetoyn; and by all dealers in Alexandria, Viz
ginia. sep a
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COUGU CONSUMPTION sc

Mr.. Henry c. Winn had a couih for years great
weakness, &c. had, in all or physicians tried all
their remedies. but was cured only by
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, with history of dis
eovery Of this wonderful Blood Purifier, and
ticates of our own citizens, of rheumatism, Dyspep-
sis scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &c, &c.
So Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 40 Bal.
timore street, Baltimore: aud 304 Broadway, New
York; CHAS STOTT Il co, WIMER. J. b. MOORE
d. b. CLARKE, CLARKE Il BOWLING, ". Ell
LOOT, and ii. MCPHERSON, Washington; also by
r. S. +. CISSELL, Georgetown; and C. C. BERRY,
Alexandria sep 29-
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
TIE
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS

IJNHE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, of Alexandris.
Il respectfully beg leave to inform their friends
and the publ that they will give one of their most
fashionable BALLS on MONDAY, Noyemle er 2l.t, At
.SrTypa Hail.
The Committee of Arrangements pledge them.
selves that no pains expense shall be spared to
make 1T in every respect agreeable as the former
ones.
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cotillon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had from either of
the Committee of Arrangements, or at the door on
the evening of the Ball.
AS- Supper and refreshments furnished for both
ladies and gentlemen.
F1- Hacks will be in attendance at O'Clock, to
convey ladies to and from the ball.
AH- Invitation Cards can he procured from either
of the Committee
COMMITTEE OE ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt AShby, Sergeant W Allen,
Lieut. Rudd. A Skiinore
Lieut. W Ii Smith, W Neale.
MANAGERS:
Col Shay, Capt W W Rock,
Lieut. Col b Thomas, Capt Duffey,
Maj Plain, Capt Ii Latham,
Adj Price, Capt Field
Capt B T Pummer Can't Smoot
Capt Wilmington. Capt j Williams,
Or. + Brockett, Surg VI Lewis.
Lieut.. Prettyman. Lieut. Is Powell,
Lieut. J T Johnston, Lieut. Swami,
Lieut. Craigh, Lieut. j Mclean,
Sers Lane, Serg VIM Markley,
Sorg. Greenwood, Thos Warning
nov 9-eoth-
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no YoT sr7PFER WITH ANY PAIN, If Won

Do YoU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN? If You
d.. you will find INN nJatr relief by using Dr. J. 3.
Ersgs PAIN CURsR. 1t is the ONLY preparation which
cures almost ins autly Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
from Colds Paips in the sfle, back limbs, Face
Ear or Tsothsrhe: Stomach or Bowels. Side Back
sui Neck Bruises, Corns and Chilblains. Where
ever you have pain use the Pain Curer, SAFE to all
ages Price 1919, % and so cts.
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CAMERONS GEEERAL AGENCY

Ind instr 9hce ODee I'd foor, Iodd's Ruidins Penn
shrsniG crenue, Washingsen. d. c.
thaiMS before Congress, Claims for Baunty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for insurance
on Life and Property, and all business beleng ng 10
The General Agency which may he eatnst,d to
Caineron's care Will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
MrC has quitea variety of Fine Engravinss, Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, Sc, &c, at the General
Agency, and is prepared to fill orders OIL short no.
tice and reasonable terms. s,,E .-tt
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscri
hers supplied BY carrier:. aus Il-lv
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
WM kNADE. Il. GAEHLE. ED. BETS.
First Premium Grand and Square
RiaM0a

Iers. Nos. 4, 5, S, 9, and IL, Eutaw street,
Baltimore. X. g. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability,
decaey of touch brilaney of tone, they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryand Institute in 1s4S and 1919 they have received
the highest encomiums of the most emipent artists,
who Used these instruments for their Concerts Al
So Of first class Professors and Ameteurs in the
city. who have highly recommended them
As- PIANOS HIRED. oc l4-lr.
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D. J Z. CnsE's Nervous AMP ISyIGoa tTTSg Cor
pfu The greatest discovery in medical science.
Tbis astonishing preparation fer raising up weak
rons.irutsn dsbilia;sd By lsbsr. study or dis
.,.o scis ike 4 charm. 1t gives strength and app
it, suI possesses great invigoratinc properties.
For Hart Disease, all Eeryou. Auctions, Flatu-
Isncr Heat Burn Restiessness. ualbness. Neural
gia. rriiuZ ia" spirits, and giving ps.er tn the
whole sTst-n II is almost miraculous in its effect.
Sd :, nts a bottle.
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THE EVENING STAR
wyprCINEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE sATISFACTION.

urls ROSE is an honorary member of the
PhiIaleIphis Medical society, aud graduated
!, IsD from the University of Prnnsylyauis. under
ths -utIanc. of the truly eminent Professors Phys
ick Ihapnln. Gihs0n, Cox, James and Hare. naIncs
- .br,t.i for melictl science. Being solicited by
bossnIs of his patients to put up his Preparations,
he nav offers u the publir the results of his
mi ne. for .he past thirty ye'rs the following val
uahl. Family Ne .ioiues, erch one suited 10 sps-
{ n bSsdss:
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Furniture, Vanishing, Repairing,
and JObbing ShOp,

"HU OUUUtHS SuOps
FennsirGnie avenue, south side, bctneen 18Th and I4th
streets, nert to LAMBS picture frame factory.
<sx--e.F.sapA HouSekeepers aud 9th "a
E4ssE4sSxs&P ers having furniture out ofEl
Hkf75ess.s.-4s@S4 repair can, by leaving their fSs1
orders OF callin. at the !
above place, have il put first rate order at such
prices that will please all favorng the undersigned
with their work. With prompt attention and mod
crate Charges the subscriber confidently anticipates
a share of public patronage. Old chairs recaned
and painted i'll imitation ot various woods. Crate
fu for past favors, the undersigned respectfully 80
licltS continuance of the same
Oc l2-eoim ROBERT WAIMSIEY
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DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS DrsEi

DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c
Nr. VIM. OltEha of Baltimore custom house. suf.
tpred these complaints for Is months with both body
an1 mind seriously affected He WAS cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture, afer other things faled
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Ia. pss.oa viii be saI booAs, sAh
psymsat Of the subscription bs made In advance
Distant islsss hs pesss sos
paid By osIseivs IN las 81
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui-weskly during the
sions Of Congress, and weekly during
Subscriptions for period will be received ON
terms proporuoned TO the above annual
uy PoaJMAsTERs authorized agents and "
sending DAILY subscribers, enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with sso enciosed WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed viii be entitled Of the
as they furnish us subscribers gratis.
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taken any such position ia regard 10 the matter but as
there is great excitement about II at Milwaukee, and
as they have sent me this petition. now lay 1t before
the Senate hoping that il may have the effect OF ecng
something from the bureau OF Typographical engineers
with regard 10 this matter.
Themenoral was received, and ordered TO lie on the
fable
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OF rules aud regulations for the navy, | hope that
resolution will be now taken up and passed.
The motion being agreed 10, the Senate proceeded 10
the consideration OF the following resolution
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ORDER OF BUSINESS.

The PRESIDENT The next special order is the bill
for the protection OF the emgrant route and teegaphc
Inc and for an overland mail between the Missouri river
and ,oe settlements in California and Oregon.
Mr. MASON. Do understand that that bill is be-
fore Senate by the order Of the Senate
Mr. GWlN have called il mp.
Mr.. MASON: Has there been an order of the Senate
that we shall take il up today
Mr.. GWlN. II is the first special order
The PRESIDENT. II s the special order for one
o'clock but IL is in the power OF the Senate to take il
up before that hour
Mr. MASON The bill relating to the Texas debt wss
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On motion by Mr. FlTLPATRICk, the Senate pro-
ceeded 10 the consideration OF the bill Is 123 author
izing the sale OF certain reserved LANDS in Alabama
which was read second time and considered as in
miee OF the whole II provides that the lands lying in
Clarke county, in the State OF Alabama, which have
been reserved from sale cedar lands under the act
making reservation Of certain public lands TO supply TIM
Der for naval purposes, approved March lat 1917. shall
hereafter be liable be sold the same manner and
under the provisions and restrictions other pub
lie lands of the United States.
No amendment being made the bill reported TO the
Senate and ordered be engrossed for third reading
Il subsequently, by unanimous consent read third
time and passed.
REGULATIONS THE NAVY.
| Mr. HALE. Mr. President. submitted a resolution
day or two ago asking information in regard to the code
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LEGAL NOTTCEos

CUPRRME COURr.-IN THE NATTER OF The AP-
- piea,on Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonaltr Of
the city of New York relative tho opening of liza
Houpt horrs In tho Twelfth sold sty the
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assssesnt In tho
a sss We
eupant ocsursn OF all houses and lots red or
npmprovsd lands .stsd thereby and 10 AL others whom
First That they have completed their est and asssss
nent and that all interests
BY and who be opposed TO the present thsir
objections, in writing 70 William Eltng ESQ.,, tbs chair
Of said Commissioners, at his ofee No 70 Nassas
street in tho city Nav York. before The nd day II
Second the Abstrsst Of estimate and
containing tho Of the Of the
the numbers Of such let they ths Of
the assessment whether for damage bensa and also ali
che sds-its estimates and other documents which were
ussd by the said Commissioners in making Their ssmats
soners es Of city Of New York there 70 rsnsa for
the nsgeeton OF whomsosver IL may sonosrn snM We I'd
fhrd Also that the limits embraced by this ssssssmen.
are as follows that TO ssya the lots Of land situate
the Twelfth ward Of the city OF New York and which taksu
together are bound the by the otoriy side Of the
square the east by the wstsry Of Second ave-
pnc the north by The line ceitrs Of the block be
line OF the centre of the block between sd street and Sd
street excepting therefrom saoh streets and avenues or
parts OF streets md avenues as have already been
'ae saTs iso ont or the map Of the said Commission
Fourth Also that report tho above entitled ms
the State Of New York special term Of the said so.vs
70 be held At the City Hail. m the city New RoTk on saN
urday the a3d day ofJaly 1888 at the opening Of ths
court that day and that then there or as sson
thereafter as counsel can be heard motion VIII be maid
shat said report be confirmed
sa ssfHts sb Sts;$s
Dated, New York. May 10. 1883.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.
pRoPosALs FOR BUILDING AND EQUTPPINo

DRoPOsALs FOR BUILDING AND EQgIPPINc RWE
a;
sss :.
ss. properly d:s.rsnsst ss IL!
Charleston, south 0srona Of the following imsn
q %ss
Of hold ts .sR of timber 'srAi' 70 top Of ssan II feet
E. Is
be t. such points =. Or places e as BE-
@ ss1
The white oak to Of the best seaooast mbsr and the
yellow pine Of the finest grain untappad Southern tim
to tn. Beard w be
will be entered until 1t shall have been submitted to.
'n pr h :. q sa
II ship ana each oG,I must
ss!esis. ihs faithful i.ialnsnt Of r.: contrast
i: @
shst there mistake = shs osjs,s q his propes.
drawing sonsrao:d for wl ;. furnished TO
:si %auis H ~
viii assigned the duty " this board with the apprcva
q M If the and a9 viii
s.... 70 The term. and nd Sf The sSn
made.
xhe printed specifications by which the vessels be
and which will with the drawings and plans
;. attached 70 .nd form part contracts had
Inspector At Boton New York, Wilmington, pesware
Norfolk vnie At the custom house at PhadslphiA,
tie plans and drsrns BE- seen and s..nasd BY ssn
York wimingtea, Delaware; at ths custom house ~
Phadsphs Baltimore. and At the once Of the Lighthouse
Board Nssbingtoa City.
Any psrso. submitting proposals be present and Wit
opening bids 81 the ns and place
specified. =,
must be sealed and Sor
Buding Light Vessels" and then enclosed In another
y.oy and .ddr;s.sd 70 Vi: s::rs:s Of the Lighthouse
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
THORNTON A. JENKINS. Secretary
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TEvIGoRATING CoRDIAL.-PROFEssOR M0RsE'S
Invigorating Elixir eordal-The Eighth Wonder Of
the Botanic World.


Language adequst. idca Of the
and almost miraculous change which 10 The dis
sassd dsbated and shattered system Whether
ness the unsrung and RELAXED organization Il once re-
brneed reviyned and built The mental and physical
symptoms OF disease together under ts inu
debility bseones he stands erect he moves
with hrm step his mind, which previously sunk In
and as,1e and r. goes forth ana
conscious Of visor 70 s accustomed occupaens Nor
the effect porsry On ths contrary the rslsf per-
ITSELF and restsrs il to its normal sondiSion
Well may the preparation be called the
hEpsoirAL WONDER
the old world have admitted that miracle Of medicine
heretofore imposed TO have ne existence
AsrimuLAHr THAT :rrAI: -, NO n.ae ;,s -,
these trs and may we'll 30 sad Of him who takes them,
the last state Of that verse thsn she frst Buths
Elixir exbilarant without single drawbscksase m
its operation perpetual In it's happy influence upon The
nerves. the mind and the entire organisation.
HDpsoIrK rEnALns.
The unparalleled effects Of this great restorative In An
complaints incident 70 females mark In the annals
thousands Of invgoraas sonsostsda purporting 10
rpesfed the vsrsus diseases and which
the delicate conformation Of render her liable Pho
rcsuh has fesfsrs bees uniform These nostrums have
indeed impaired mementsry vyasity 70 the nervous GA
and dsusive yysr " the muscles; but his
aask Of relief has bssn depression pres
utterly u parsys the psravs power Of tho nsrvsa
and tho yite erEsnhadon, and finally 70 destroy the
Nonsx's rSvsSoR ArrNe xrIxrn
IA tAs maeria nedica hithss
tounhoard ee-a spnuiaat without . reaction.
,os RING General Agent for tAs United States No.
Sold by Essray throughout shs United s%ss,s
pst mp plat bottles with the words Dr. Norses 1a.
two bottles 81 ave bottles for Sls nad ssi per DOZEN
N. B.-lmpsrtant advice pan wing each bottle.
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AGENCY.

NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM =. EYE, - A. RfcHARpsor AUGUSTUS LoHnApD.
References.
sASrrAeO-non. Baltic Peytop.
VALPARAIso-Mspsrs. Alsep A Co., Hemenvay 90.
PAEAsA- Messrs corsine, Bro Co.. Garrison FrsAs,
WIN. Nelson Co.
L,vxRpcoL-Mesna Bowman, orinnsli Co.. VILLAS
jackson Eco.
Hsw YoRK-Messrs. 4. K Collins 4 Co., Goodhvs 4 Co.,
Cart. Esra Rye, steamer Pacific
HALrnoR E-Nsssrs John Kendorson n Co., Thomas y.
Had Co, White Elder.
SAN FRANCISCO Meurs flint Peabody, Co, Hueseg
Bond a Hale Chss. Doane, Rsq., J. II. Lyon, Esq.
DosroN-Msssrs Ammi G. Lombard. ESQ. J. D. BEishsD
Co. Glidder Williams.
1apr0u-Nve Psrktns d Co.
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/ Ohm B. wICKERsHAM MANUFACTURES OF WIRE
Railing, Iron Fence for Farms, &c. 32 Broadway New
rk Iron WorkIron and wire ratings for
blc and private grounds, parks lawns dwellinss &C.,
om 70 cents TO $40 foot Iron bsdstsad the most
assortment In ths cty prices from IS TO &c. Iron
gs lions urn. vases, ist.hnss posts spring chairs -
Pttoons, &s ke Wieksrshan's celebrated RAILROAD and
fence from 81 SO to per rod. The subscriber oGers
largest stoet Of ornamental ron work In ths United
ates, all Of his mAnufAsture, ~ exceedingly lew
Superior quality Of hair and husk mattrssses
|sHks On 80 kndG INwis street.
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HUDSON RIvBB EAILRoAD.-7RAIrs DAILY rxox
II ghsmpsvs street for Albany snd Troy
Ex press train A. through IN sour bours sonnosss
With trains rsseNng Buio Hcntres' NJ oolcet
evening
Mail TRAIN, ~ Through vsy Uains 81 .sx A ~ sSt
Jpn.
Express ssAtA, Pm Assox n.odssioH srssA, r. n.
Psesengsrt takor ~ Chambers esoal ChrstopAer -Four
.eentb ana Thirty 1rst streets
Sunday kains from Cap.l street NJ ~ A. NJ for fo,g<
kserste and ~ Tor Albany stopping 81 an way She
4ona EDMUND NRyWrE, Suyeytp tcndepA
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Raroad-United States and Express Lines
through In four hours leave New YORK foot Of Cortan&
street at Sand "a N: and 80 aud $50 2. NJ; Leave
philadelphia at 30 A. NJ Wis Eensngton,7 and A NJ,
and $50 and $40 p M from foot Of Walnut street Fare
81 81 80 for second elas IA the A. from New York and
fk y. NJ, from Philadelphia Through Nekets sold and
and baggage carried for Baltimore Wash
nFtoh Norfolk and Charleston, in the and A NJ and
20 and $50 NJ trains and connections certain With
trapsW hebind time with baggage tire
ntts<n sxIvIs Va
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, 6ss.

: ~ \
WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling al descriptions of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEwELRy AND SILVER WARE,
at retail at much less than the usual prices
JURGrNsEN WATCHES
with eertincates from with watch
feet timeksspsrs. wArcHEs.
Duplex and levers, huntins magic sasss perfect
time
nd watches for timing horses and geld and
silver CHRoFoMETERs
Splendid gold pocket chronomoters which without
anE ssohss "iieb run srS. day
ENAhEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies some in m'so cases.
MAGIC wATCHRs
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepne Watches fear holes jewellsd $3 %
Celia snsmslied wstshes for the ladies IS 90
Gold English patent levers. IS 90
Gold English patent levers hunting sssss IS 90
Silver patent levers, us low 16 90
Silver detached levers, as low IA %
and all other styles of watches at equally prsss
pIAMoNDs
Diamond earrings bracelets rings and
fer sale at nush less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold Wedding rings, gold
keys ard seals gold and pencils sos and silver thin
and silver spsssle gold tOothpieis shsrms shatssns
chains TO- SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups, forks psnknivss, napkin
rings fruit knives wedding cake knys TO- g. Watches
good time, or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned repaired
the best mannsr At much less THAI tie qsna priess
Importer Of watches and jewery wholesale and RETAIL Ne
II Wall street, second floor. near Broadway
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TOR LIvERPooL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAK
H. ship ATLANTIC Capt James W. st.-Tbis stea IN ship
will depart with the United States mails fsr Europe pos
lively ON Saturday June H. at IL o'clock
At the foot OF Canal street For freight
as9S1lsd nsso%m1da.SSs for elegance comfort apply
Passengers are requested to be board at liz An
he steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic sail
June H
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MATRIMONIAL.


A NY YOUNG LADY OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER,
N who will favor the advertiser with her acquaintance
may find desirable opportunity to become the
pnnion of gentleman who wishes wife, To young lady
in who be sincerely DESTROYS
improve her condition by matrimonial overture this
respectfully submitted Please address, for three
days, Amidon, Broadway Poit Office.
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ASTROLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEN
m sk In foretslling the future has arrived and will far
nish intelligence shout all Of Pfc She inter
rets law matters and love BY astroogy books and
they well marry also the name Of her yistsrs Mrs
Residence Rvington street mp stairs the Bowery
0ee hours from 10 An ts8P.1 Ladies 50 sents gentle
men a
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
u United States Nail Steamship Company connecting
with the Pacific Nail Steamship Company carrying the great
United States mail California aud Oregon via Aspin
wall and Panama; also, semimonthly limo between New
York. Havana and Now Orleans.
Sailing At p N from pier North river
The United States Nail Steamship Company intend to
despatch direct to Aspnwa during the month Of the
following Steamers
YORK CALIFORNIA LINE.
Juno 20. :. ILLINOIS. Hartgteine, U. s. N.
Connecting at Panama with the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company, as follows
The Georgia with the Panama Captain Hudson, u s. N.
The Illinois with the Golden Gate Capt. Patterson US NJ
Through tickets Except crossing The sthmus) always
DO obtained at lowest rates. application at III West
street, to C. A. WHITNEY.
EEw YORK, HAVANA. NEW ORLEANS LINE.
June 49, EMPIRE CITY. ;. Captain Windle.
June n. =. CHEROKEE. ............ Baxter.
Freight and plGage be secured application at the
once Of tho companies III West street. of Warren
street. New York. where additional information be OBJ
tanned on application personally or by letter.