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finally getting up general hght
among the men. The Sheriff, finally
read the riot act and quelled The dis
turbance.
Religious VIEW OF BEARDs.-Tur-
tullian, the ancient sacred writer, says:
Tue practice Of shaving the beard is a
lie against our own faces, and an i'm
pious attempt to improve the works
Of the CREATOR In England the
church is busy with the question, and
in the Church journal we find the
following paragraph
"Ihe beard movement in England
is one Of the most rapid on record
even in these fast times. Whole
towns and classes 90 into it at once.
The Daily News strongly recommends
the Clergy to abandon smooth sha-
wing, and return to the manly and
majestic beard as worn by the glorious
Retormers of the 10th century. 1t
says nothing would be a surer preven-
tative Of Clergyman's sore throa,s
than for natures covering to supercede
cravats. The Rev. Peter Carlew,
Incumbent Of Cockfeld, has acted on
the advice. Some Of his people was
80 highly offended at his resemblance
to Cranmer and Latimer, that they
left the church. The great body of
the congregation, however, were sen
sible enough to remain"
Az INTERESTING D1scovEKY-The
long sought entrance into the Egypt
ian Sphynz has been discovered by a
Frenchman. 1t leads into beautiful
marble rooms, which are supposed to
be connected by subturrauean passage
with chambers to the adjacent pyra
myds.
PuNcH's DEFINITION OF IIEALTH-
An indispensable requisite for business
as we'll as amusement, which young
men spend the greater part of their
money i'll damaging, and The old men
the greater part of their wealth in re-
pairing.
The High Heels, which the ladies
are beginning to wear, are one round
at least, in the ladder to health. On
merely damp grounds on the grass
Of the lawn or garden walk at even
ing-there is a difference between the
application of the Whole foot Or the
least sensitive portion of it, And if,
to these high heeled shoes, the makers
would put an india rubber sole, fever
so thin and inserted between the outer
and inner soul, the precious mater
nifty of Coming America would be
worthy Of the destiny preparing for it.
From Pigmy-and- siclydom, Lord de-
fend us! We patrioticly rejoice in
any manifestation by the ladies, of,
masculine interest in exercise and
health.-Home Journal,
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GJt'lDttklg CoIl1tt
Friday Morning : /: June 16, 1864

u On Tuesday last, hand bill
was stuck up in various quarters Of
Now Orleans, whercon the following
gratuitous warning was contained !:
Look out for Those Fifteen Thousand
lillibusters " The bill did not say
where" SO here was blank for fer
tile imaginations to fill in. "Fiftecn
Thousand Fillibusters," perhaps to be
entertained" at the city's expense,
and no provision made for them. This
number of peaccable citizens, would
require for their daily maintenance
10000 loaves of bread, 10000 do. do.
do, a half casks Of Burgundy, with
wines from France in reasonable pro-
portion. How much then would DC
wanted for $4,000 beef loving whiskcy
drinking Fillibusters This question
naturally created an alarm, and called
for additional security in the hen roost,
and the private larder. The Fillibus-
tors however did not come--they were
looked for up the riycr-nor did they
spring up out Of the earth, as armies
in more ancient times have been
known to do.
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EE@Thc French Emperor has taken
a very bold step in Free Trade doc
trines. lie has removed all resttic-
'ions upon importations under the
English flag for consumption in France.
This extends to importations from
Asia, Africa and America. 1t may be
done on account of the war move
mcnts, but it is regarded in the light
Of a settled policy.
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1gMr. Gavazzi, the apostate Priest
Che gentleman to whom we are in
dcbted for street preaching riots) says
no viii be among his friends il N Y.
in September next" His friends. "
n = mass Of mortality, such as the
city Of New York is made of, it is not
TO be wondered at, that any manner of
man can have friends. We advise
Gavazzi to stay where he is, he will
never succeed in making half so much
noise again, as he already has. If lie
does come, we would advise him to
have his life insured, and hand the 20
LEY to some humane society,"" in this
manner, no may make some impress
sion on postetity.
Preaching to motel mob, such as
can he raised any hour in enlightened
New England, is a much more danger
GUS money making business than
working in powder magazine with
fire.
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BUrGLAHr.-On Thursday night
last, a couple Of virtuous young gents
retired to rest in small back office
on Laurel street and the back door
having been accidcntlv left open
thieves entered, and not satisfied with
tilching all the small change from their
vest pockets, did actually take the
casing for their neither extrcmties,
and transport them to neighboring
yard. When the parties awoke from
their slumbers, they found alas, that
they were most feloneously brought
to primitive conditional condition
in which the venerable progenitors Of
man hid their faces. They did not
swear, as immoral young men would
have done under similar circumstances,
but went in quest Of their missing gar
mcnts to the ncighboriug yards. The
sun was up, and therefore the people
Of that locality did not mistake them
for midnight spectres 1--WE hear of no
fainting) when the young gents did
find their covering, they found that
between themselves, they were minus
in change the sum Of six dollars
and six bits.
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The LAMr-LlGHrER.-This story is
quite relief to the mind, after tray
cling through the thousand and one,
murderous and suicilical novels of the
day. 1t is the foundation as we hope,
for new era in light literature, Ger
tainly it is full time that the terribl e
the murderous aud the vile. should be
dispensed with, that we may have a
refreshing gimps of The sun shine.
IIamlet's advise to the players,
should always be bourn in mind by
fiction writer's, because passions are
~ often "torn into tatters,' at the
present hour, as they were in the days
Of Queen Bess. The fault Of modern
fiction writer's, is that they introduce
more characters than they can man
ago, and the consequence is, that in
self defence they have to kill them OF
one BY one, until naked ghost is
left to bring up the final of the story.
IN reading such books we often
sith that that there IS not a z. S. to
inform us that the author, to make
his tale still more effective, cut his own
throat. The LampLightcr isl good
story that will repay Tie reading.
The work may b had at McCor-
mick & Cos.
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Livery Stable.

HUTCHINSON q ROBERTSON have adopted the
following Prices and Rules.
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DOWNFALL OF THE "pHLAR OF
Peace Upon one Of the highest
cliffs which form the dividing line be
tween Lancashire and Yorkshire, and
which constitute at that point the
"back- bone Of England there was
erected in the years 1Sl4-15, talI
and massive column of rock, comment
orative Of the joy which the inhabi-
tants of those wild districts felt at the
addiction Of Napoleon--a suggestive
memorial Of the blessings which peace
had at last brought to the countries
which it separated. A large number
Of persons subscribed to the cost of its
erection, aud it was called the "Pillar
Of Peace" A few weeks ago, how
ever, as we learn from the London
Times, the people of Landfeld were
alarmed by loud noise, of a peal Of
thunder from the heavens and upon
looking towards the summit, they
found that their old landmark lay in
ruins abont its base. An omipous ac-
cident !-aGoteshead Odscrref.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE ladies -
They have had some excellent sport
i'll a little town called Baraboo, away
up i'll Wisconsin. The women Of the
place, old and young, turned out and
dinolished several whiskey shops,
emptying the contents of the barrels
kegs and bottles into the streets, and
finally getting up general fight
among the men. The Sheriff, finally
read tie riot act and quelled the dis
turbance.
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PUNcH's DEFINITION OF IIEALTH.-
An indispensable requisite for business
as we'll as amusement, which young
men spend the greater part of their
money i'll damaging, and the old men
the greater part of their wealth in re-
pairing.
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Gurpeiings, &r.

H. TOWNSEND * Co, No. 70i Gree nvich-st.,
nca- solicit OF the public 10 their
ve stock OF Goods including the newest patterns sud beet qns
tie OF TAPESTRY VELVET, Cru Ssti.S, .,
Oil CLOTHS. . ~
from 70 q feet wide: Window 81 lies Dr1rery Nsrs n 'o'
rc Rrs - STAR Rods sc. LACE CURTAINS m sreai va
~ AZ Auction together with large assortment o. fancy an"
stable D Goods 81 the low st cash prices
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RnilNinq mdterinis.

1TNCAUYrIC TILES for Floors of Churches and
II Public Buildings for Sestibues Halls. ConirrFaofe"
pir,g HEARTS, in DIV lnrs Tnee lesao Hn os'
Infinite variety 10 and hd aud runs s' are " 1
n he best houses IN Oh parts oi the country
Garrkrk ChirIey Tops suited oeEerN eye OF arc o
And recommended Dowul work 90 country houses 'o o AZ D
y" MILLER. COATES YOULE. No ~ feur''t
y7IRE BRICKS.-RODERTS X BRO, south Am
10y New Jersey. @anufecuers Of FIRE Ell. - tor bss
Cunoa and Gas lurna Also, O. ,is bfcAs
( ny Iauhs Stove Bricks and 6 lers in word al ar
s in their OrGers promptly hed at short notice ard Al res
sousbe rstts .
I LIGHTNING RODS Insulated OTIS PATENT,
the only fhod Of abso.ll' Protection Aso f peeIl,d
Il CHI apn,ssl The STABLE ROD or inc roo fuhus
better and iau can De- h'd elsewhere
Piorr.t IL Lyon Manu- lacturng Co.. No SD boad"af
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Gorsrs, Carriages, %e.

J1GP SAIF-A HORSE. CARRIAGE, aud HAIR
MSS suitable for Phyficia1s The o~neI beos about
I've ~ cis las rrth for them Pdce S< '1n BE-
cen a WILSON BROTHERS sall', corner BleecNef nti
tcsiy-r.
E,OR SALE-A ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE in
e,ad order been used bar short time IL wa manu-
ctud OF the best Sew York City makrs aud Is - aI.e
for ne ~ hy the Of Con De-
see ua,l he th us, SODINEs Stable Peueponts nee.
Fslionsi.. Brooklyn. Price 800
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Gouecs il1anico.

VyrANiEp--On a LEASE, by d family who maze
w occupied House fer twenty seven year comic
TNKFF Story NOU>E containing lees THAN cirn g'od
.ou. ,ivc,r ga and 2ed o.: Brnadrsy TIE lltI
,,, ~ro, rfs o ~ object BE- moderste Apply a.
No ~. HUDSON o.. Box c.lll Post Ono.
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paper Warrhonscs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERHiCAss.1,'
i Co. No 80 Beesman-s;, offer for sale the oSe''
Writing Papers English Wrench snt An,efscsA
News Paper oil SHEA weights and qualities
Book Paper, al szes, weights and quali.es .r,
Tissue Paper fancy colos and white. % tne oes, -
Hanging Paper, " bite and eOlored. dis.rsnt "H'A~
Estters' PsFer. thin Of the best quality
Cloth Paper 36x:0 aud 40x4s -. .,,,,A
Ensish Hardware Paper large sssOltnen' in'
sheathiDs Paper. OF the best quality 80
Wrapping Paper. Straw. Rag, and Marina
Tea Psbey, o. different szet . -,
Tar a,odlg r,p,-. si.abs s5E roea q 'aA
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= HENRf n LELos. Ascronsf-By T. n. Inns < 20
M FRIDAY, June To- at ii O'clock in our new
gallery No ~ Nassuss between Pine and Ced.rss SALE
Of fINE MoDEhn OIL PAINTINGS BY the ce,ebrsed
OF the present dsy Nion l. Role De La Roche
boe Tyon Bergsnon Hunt Jansen others Aong them
may De iound splendid picture representing Trout"
ncDed BY A. Role one OF the finest Productions this oebs
te at ever Exhibited 10 the United States with
other undoubted originals, equally and valuable
Aso elegant Oh Painting copper and elk ssched
Ess executed ~ the exquisite s.vlc Chsmbeanr Csdu
Da 'es DIans-., sa,u- a. e. Psrs a-1 aher, e re
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aep!a!ins.

DEPL kTINO.--Od arc Replaced cIlai 20 new
u A. ,f. :, a.. crss Cs'r-.. Fats -i
-.f r,.r. IT,. Sea- &c = une.s article s''t NJ - Go
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COUNTRY BOARD NJ rlS,,kliL LANDING
r ,,. .,.. D,r 49,, Vrk h, ,aitata. ent iw H'Hi-
pa .t.r.trsi tie heu., sit.ee' egd siN com N'"','
,itv o.. DO &c.,. .n E,rt arl vUhn fh,ee w''. "'' '
..f. iii sofa auf ahuusi tti. n tnr h"'a ''''' r"'
O.. Ar.vr ,afrs ~ MllA' 'Hl'' 'N"'' w ''
N,rt,.i ia,e stj iNhst, Nov Nr,l ""e' '''""'
A,tNMll pOARp alta FARM HOUSE ,nr or
- tw. isNues ,.n te .,,oess,wd Win st NAlN noNNp
~he hs' ~ " eer'enenfn snr' as
- M h., tseN shaas wsA hese sna cs sfes 4, ~ 10
Vci elevated s~a heath, eesics W ls "a" -
lHttNr
rI,kTNrNN FALLS. near Utica, n. l'--Ihr under
..sosd mte,n. tar rulh' hat h" NoIh {" No ah'' rA
.,, frfrrUf COMPANY, aud tfus that iinW n''
,rs ,t tes'thef With tho Offensive eddh""'
,, U sah.hreut &. VIII be enabled n ufn Oh .ssi.,"'
49, i,t,., ~, h. ru,.is NJ MOORE
~ ANflp--A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN Orange
w > iowa wear longer time ta rnsh fAwil w,hn
.harn h,usc chat cults gcod rher VII be raid NiiN
neN NJ sait,srUnee. With tea name
NNfnlTI MOI TAINS.-SuMMiI HOUSE,
w MOUNT " NStttNCTON, \. N-rh' hou" VI" y"
c,spea a. wcci,r Isuy, June - lH'i 49, - ,.,.,.
nAiL. srsULpNo Co Proprietor
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Professional Ncilres.

nR JAMES VI. POWELL, OCULloi. Al RlSI,
1FSc deyo,e h attention escus. ely odseses o. me ~ aa
FAR nom O'Clock daily at his Offices No o'3 Broui"'
Or POW ELL adnsed Dublin Ia 3 aud has pacced ~ tur
city twenty yesr D. PoWELLs popular treatise on l'
Fya can be oured lis office II my toe means o. pre-
oh money cannot huy sso pie self rye
and Ear which obtained tire -da Ar the crystal fais
and largest collection o Hamin Atihca Eyes N me
Union.
CFECTACLES-GOod and cheap, accurately ad
- ud 10 vision and exchanged Il satisfactory, BY Protector
FR6NKS Opcau he New fok Rye Hospital and Eye ~ ma
~ NJ PIIow oppos. the Asor ioug', sud al No D. cow
eS ard Optical iustrnmens "h0laae ana ''t
r :. PASSPORTS-Indispe 10 travellers, Is
sued by j 3. MONIES Nol-y Public. . warTcns
nor Bosds p Nall' ~ citizens produce their certificates
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N.tiTo.. frc..-tct
rOgr HAMILTON P'QPrRU az AUCTION
4 Pert. .sir q io ia-s. &c Il = e, sokr
1slN 81 q sUGl IOh wi sr, 6 ~ NC ca ft.''N.
lrrf sd. f odd och. d. ll..e 80 -i-.-. -. m
l.,f .r. Cd .. c sweet. cify ct. Eq' N Voc -
. i.t,d -ifi fe-c- tf, ~ fire ll fcF o. "a
Q,.tr it- With q .As acct -els i W rs
% GRE cot hriis stec. E--iN y Nt f
a.. rn -. al uheh olrtfl "a sod D.. siea t'e '1
A.. wi rs Is - so'd - clos, ccGsrfnrvhI
tlasea.y-s rouo 81 re p1fc-as, ise'f on t 20
rrfulreF 10
ssriF ga-chsttf-
steamer S,r Al .ii leave ie- y " het hfrr ~ u . %
ana +. N % . e'ciofk \ D.
frcs tck IL rrd n o. sa.l "a.
J { SANDERS
4 HCjLrON. Artdoa,et
Z Ill
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Removals..


HENRYS SMITH Il TOWNSEND have removes
heir Now Stores, NOs II and 70 Warren 81, sis~' avn
Of Broadway.
DEMOvhl.-Straw Goods, Hats. &s.-THOAf'
~ SON RoESIER have removed No u M,dsn 40, ~
.aedatey their former place Of busaes, tprens
.oors occupied BY Messs A Jourrsay Coz snd o5 =!
SALE low prices general assortment OF STRAW Goods ~
Se., Tor cssh o. approved paper.
pEMOVAL OF MOTT BROTHERS to No -
IL JOHNsf (o.tablshcd 1893 InDooTs sn4 Dealers 70 a.
Watches Jewey al Kinds sBd OF The lst,t patterns " -
ponds in Rngs, Pes. Ware &c, all o. which "nl V
rsnted srhe best ygogsIlcn oniy employed 10 rep.is
THE REPUBLIC FIRE INSU TRANCE CON6A''
4 has REMOVED TO No "a Walls- ,,, ,r
d. r. CURRY. sec'y. ROBr y Hosh,I--
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TRTAT and POSITIVE SAIL ~ 5lN trautth
u BUILDING LOTS stated @isi, "a 2d so snt p -
rR RfliT In H. EIGHTH WARD ofth CITY a. GEOoSLlS
aIRE n II SlCOLAl Nil sc ~fhouf
a. $3.50 bSi,f TUESDAY AID WEDNESDAY jurc p a q
Merrhanis' Nts-1ork. a.
- At an ~. 81 ~ iih As1
v@lrsl, .ter rrfs Ri Gcs bsy. ~
F Wand IA th CRY brooklyn The Lo's beari
siusfs, Immediate iwfruNft'r ''toi' -
Hsuihcn ,he r,ksdcs lerey CITY Neviofs nc cpr a9te
NV BAY In ire ans. afd fife eae
luuding unsurpassed aud can oni " sfpNA O per
cNaf.frafion
-teh ioes- its ss na'ec
are q graded paved Sidewalk srt4d 40
hich ai have 1cL PAD. zoe N
couli be aegd, inet bes
number res shat AID .o tlr's 's
a. ell hours snd almost q bi'osu tps ns o.
tsaNtl WI also considerably ~ the 't' hA
I.sd that g. % hfoatn i"e
ShN % boosi
ton Nahsiiue Hamilton s1afh " t ferri's ~iSsh ~ 81
Seue'H'r'ie near this aid bis tog n'r WIN Ns'
De t' lfs thst IL pson very s~at) incfras-
the value of these Ios
Coed Schools ard Churcies Of denominations "a the
immediate vicinity the which rurr Kind
passed. ara everything necessary be Obtained ga iae nffa
boihtOo.
Thu. opportunity offered with
worthy he OF all peon that dssrcus
IN Eligible building site whore heath he enjoyrc N 1as
ing pure The Atlantis Ocean Cepag that
are eSus also directed THE sale al Rs
vicinity. rapidly increasing 10 value, atG
time cousccusrce he ths
Tho Sale w d. nercnporN O. the htaed sd
der cse utees. and every LOT PM apw rc.vey Q. sod
The terms are eNo,clue, liberal SENENN PER CENT
EOND end MORTGAGE fog three yra a..
. dsco8ut OF PEI cent. icr cash
The Property sold and clear from Ell incrrhf,nc
SpIly to ALBERT II NiCoLAi. Auc',oneer
- Q510 No Brosd-s.. \. Y
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Gnt.crp ano 6arbware.

gnt.crp ano 6arbware.
Il EYSERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IN e ctes HcrseJ The bs r. quality u hse sn
2c'y AID economy Of iu. Also. COOKING RINGS SfO' IS
ld aog-e F-sEsag Article JOHN 4. kEISEa Co. NJ $50
Broadway.
GUNNER STOVES &C-HOU SEkEEPERS'
- HAhDW ARA large he bes kinds
nw, y lLLlAI CLARKE Co, 40. CaEaiaesl, .nd Nos
20 sd 570 sh-sv
n Ii VI 4 > j. o L q l. \ ),
l. sole gent
BEES BRACE.
CeIaan Merchant Importer, Mannheim. snl W5osss
Dcalelin sysry description c.
AMERICAN HARDWARE
40 Plsi--.-.
THOMAS DOUGLASS, four doors from Pesrl-.t New Ys-k
Asa FARR j. lste Of drm Of ChId fsrr Co., Louis
w JACKSON Il son. OF the late firm OF W. IN.
w . Jaci.on & S0rs CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS. No.
9 front 81 All No - Bostway zeep conssny hand every
ysf-. u CRATES md TENDERS; circular and GER-
IAN SILVER GRATIS Dealers supplied lowest prce.
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.iGles Oh Auruon.
ID. :. HoUCH. huctioueer
4 TCTION NOTiCF-INPORrAN SALE

d. :. HOUCH. Aucti0uecr
TCTION NORTHUMBERLAND SALE.-D
- HOUGU viii sell RoseWood furniture OF unsurpassed ch
gsnce. Velvet and Tspestr Buses Cetng Of m ~
liable cooiiu1 eosly dapcy, valuable enbe. aents Rose
wood PeuO on Pa.nngs, &c, THIS friday MUM
ING SO. - arrensi Greenwich Sale 1 cluinee
lto,loc psscie!y. Terms rah. funds; deposit inquired
Ihi the richest AID cosy lro'e of Our down p"n
resdrnccs tAr furniture ell having leea MAD ID order ana NOW
neatly new. consists excellent Rosewood Piano -
faly warranted iHev ced sge aud elegant O.a iro 'snch
Psie supertv framed; ese1vely emlrod'et Lac no'W
Drsperj Easy and Sew Chsrs ncosy sk elo bosie co n
Rosewood Suites consisting OF SOFAS e
-re Easy ses Peror Chairs covered W tin hnrs- roca
Redwood Efae-le with Plate Gsss nnd Marble OPS Engs
tarnclZ elegantly framed VI PAINTINGS
and Enxas rnagridcen China Vases Csro Of che De-
signs Vquey painted choice selection Bique and fsu
Bu Groaps Figures snd Ornaments, elegantly Decorated emma
Dinner SOS Tee Sets Do Ivory Cuiery lfoTy khFes WIN ter
Srice Soge Cis-ors, f0s, Tea aud iaO.'
spoon CAKE Baskets Coffee IRA &c nno Extension
Dining Tables Dniu. and Cane feof t ih CURED
Hoi,e Aar Mes. Feather Bed Bantets Nsrsel e. Conner
Mahogany Chairs. Chair.
COIiodes Rosewood AID hfhozan ;ett
Rseood ard Nhoga1y Msrbetop Dressing 8ureaus. Wasnd
Tho S be- regards 'veathsr The goods
ready inspection. To parties residing IA the country -ry
neuce viii be offered sc ship and forward their goods 90
-r..o HE RI srge4
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A,TFkM POWER ROOMS g. LEI. win .iri''
~ .g tN rNV.Iu iu tir rrw ltl .ir.. go 'F a' %
Al t,f.,., .no AID iirl fuHninf OBJ Hl OIL ~ aa ''F
p. } t.ifn' FusInr,l hqorr on Co. "fr'n-.' d.
,u,n LET ON BEOADW Al-1he spacious : ip"t
>, i.s e.,..iinr 90 the ftRsr FLOOR. po t'ci dep
"a rs.fn.rnf sff af sfh u rflftf Qot
- n a FRtF PIC a. e7farf hroaf"'1, uade' y
ntpt ...t,,.,.
mo EEhr or FOR SALE--M fORT WASlilN"-
Il ror or ths live ~ iie Huason Hif.I H.irosd -.a
- NOT - th't "
-, b. vffh Farfa oil around. sad 10 90 e'e'
a., ,tr Rial, .H Vegetable Garden foFor uff''n ,-.i
~, Nc. eI,e vi rr The houie 90 tuf af.w in7t a.
,ffinrfaf DEPOT % hr ffr corr a'0n cas-
- .,..- ana r.frrnnr Tlr rfntfInf b irt -'T .r
v,,ri ri,r ord -nc-1 rlauYo-.rd Afry 90 C. = ~
Ne ap Nllau ft
,,,p EINT-To Mechanic. o SHOP 4D'h-'i,
,,.f orb ~ ~ Al and go Alec SALOON. ~th
,,or,s md Hau ANf' 49, hsfssin AplJ iminrdai'Y ~
rfskoF Pfr corner hfontva'
rr,o LtI-Mithn one milr Of flSHhILL IL
l LACE and eve niss O., Iiant fed from f.sl.,' -. .
non with LAWN n trout. ril siss 81 ihe u
,,i h, moi he-iihfu region kcut go 10. nc .es OF '
.np., Appi, 90 SYLVESTER ,OUfhAkD. fnns"
rI,O LET.--TNO FINE FLOORS Of Nos. ~ anu
j 80 Wa'efA below P,ek sip ar s'Y llEhi A.'e - 90,
.tarhfd soil adapted O. manu- iacaf'ue rAflDf'a Ait
pfst.sa
rI-O ITr-A beautiful COT'TAGE. surrounded Dy
trees. ga e. between lob md liza a' neaf u
n Tn walls uooGaok &c painted a.d warm - I
lai STYLE The cih ncar Tic ps-r- hr-i 80.
rI'O lEr-'rhe SECOND STORY Of No. ., Ann
corner Of Nanau II il ~ 'rrscu hr'd np - Pa'"'HHs
etiahlishm,u' Inquire "a the premises
Two LtI-COuniry Residence. containing II rooms,
IS miles the ci, fully situated n pleasant o.
Of ii' eournunics ION 49, ~
civ de, via k-fo-d Ia iuife ~ ISAIAH NAi'N
No Ro~-r irou 90 urt'i q ccock
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f. CoLTOy. AgcuoDeeL
IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FI-RNI


IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FlRNI-
l. TURE-MIRRoRs CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ROSEWOOD
PlANO-FORTE, HAIR MATTRESSES. I0O PATENT BED.
sIEADs, Sc &eF. COTTON "l sell SATURDAY June n
an o'clock, az the auction No. ). Bcekmsn
large assortment OF secondhand ousetO
Of every kint and description comprising part
Rosewood Paor Funure French Bocasse Rosewood D.s
5s and plain Bureaus Nshorny and Black Wsln1 Bookcss
ahosEny "srGrobes, Rosewood and Mahogany
Marble Tp Center snd Cad Tables Eoitaire and Easy
carved Rockers "ahsands Dinner and ESen'ion Tables
tnl Centre Co. Tapestry, aud Ingram Cloths
HAIR Mattresses Cottage Furniture Ia Sra Sofas Bedeads
CoGche aTze French Pat Mirrors Bedroom unitnra &c A.o
one very rich Rosewood ProFoEe entirely H. perfect
order 81 OCTAVE Also, u dozen Cnr Maple and Char $50
lo Cousse Dedstesds suitable Also ID, OF sivs
rated Ware for table use Cstsogues ready early Saturday
mornIag and D /,
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Clothing.

MEN and BOYS CLOTHING, at Wholosse ~
4y1 Retail, the lsyesr prices, by yysrs
}. VANDERBILT, No. ~ Fnton-st Ns-
MN T. JENNINGS " Co.-DealeTs m IN 81;
w Quality Ready made ClothiHs No. 7srd . BAA0sS
opposite Astor House.
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4. II NItOiAl. =
NENTEFL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-A H.
~ NICOlAN Co. will sell auction on FRIDAY jane To-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-At 40 O'Clock, A. No. 70 West
SdsL htteeen EOadwey and hsN conug OF Velvet 1sr
ny Brv.s InFran and ThrseEh Csra Mahosuy bed'sse'
BuItsLs Washsud Chars Table. sofas Rosewood sotss
Ia Brocste ard Hair Cloh; MsFlleiop Dnrsing 8unaes
sud Msshsaud Hair ha Feather Beds aut Pioss bds
and Becoiog with large Kitchen Icass, with
which the ssle viii commence. \ u. NiCOlAh,
r. SINrLENICH.
\. H. BREW TER