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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16


A UcrIoN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUcfIoNEER,-BY
"A s. BOGART.This day, at l0la o'clock, at the auction
No. North William street Constabe's sale of SIN
ipt clohirg-coas vests, pantaloons &c &c
machines, &c. JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE Constable.
A UCTIoE NOTICE-SALE OF ELEG ANT HOUSEHOLD
n furniture.-T. GOULDSMITI, auc,ioneer, will sell
"Wednesday Nov IL lo o'clock at the private residence
81 West Eleventh stet near sixth avenue all the farnture in
above house. Parlos1hree suits of rosewood furniture
covered in silk brocade and ELK velvet rosewood eegeres
siatnary marble tops and side tables, laiys
siie lined with satin wood; octave rosewood piano
with pearl keys and nsid with pearl elegant paint
sainary and carpets, lace curtains
Turkish reception chairs with
doors clocks, brackets &c. Dining
ntare With the furniture OF twelve bedrooms
UCTIoN NOTICE GEORGE JACOBSON, AUCTION
"A eer.-By f. y. AARON
Tuesday. 18th and "Wednesday Nov. H. at ola O'Clock
the ssiesroom No. 60 Nassau street.
Assignee sale
OF splendid assortment gold and silver watches and
jewery consisting In part OF about 500 gold patent and de
tsiched which iS gold with gold
excellent watches suitable for ladies' also Is
gold cylinder watches with large assortment of silver and
plated iepines OF which the cee
bra,ed makes Also about 30 dozen OF fine solid gold pens
and pencils with large assortment OF brooches, earrings
gold guard vest and cob chains &c The above sale b well
ohy the attention Of wanting tine watches for their
use, and the trade TO stock up with.
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A ucrroy SAFE r pIssoSns, JEwg.Ry. yArcaEs.

A utd'os sAkw gsisTni,kk. saetoSesr q liarery
vii eel this day, ls,h ips. ~ " O'Clock large assert
,,ent or patent levers upex de,ched levers
isones ana verge watches aud duplex di
rnes pins earrings guard TOD and vest chains studs
a.eve hritns Ac Tho above goods be soil
ALLIANCES and nnrede~med pledges Sale BY order Of Bern
snein Loan once as Bryonie street. late pawnbroker
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: sStaYsEs skIE.-NOr1cE Is Hs2EBr GIysS
"A that undersigned assignee Of ne ess'e Il lew s
ma, on new York city sell public auction, Tues
d~y The ih November ns, " o'clock NJ the Merhans
stehanre by uERTs MO.s aucii1ncers, various noes.
uarments other assets beonsng y the estate
the astd Levi Chapman catalogue whereof viii be fur
,ishei IA IRE time ofsale The viii he absolute being
.rrta L. sr Of closing the trust For further
SECULAR their ONCE No 81 Pine
direct where catalogues 10 and examined or of The
.rnsc,1hsr THOMAS MORTON, Assignee,
NJ o. II sfai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16

A UC1ION NOTfCE-A PRIVATE FANNY WISHING
N avoid the Inconvenience ~ auction, VIII sell ~ pfi
sale this day and tomorrow at less an bali ne origa
elegant cos,y furniture contained IN the private
r,ssnre Iss Ninth avenue from Twenty street
nslsfina i pa solid rosewood suits In plush and
rocse rosewood efegeres centre sie ani pier tables,
Turkish reception chairs lounges % match, pier and msniei
mirrors all Kinds OF beiroom furniture Brussels aud ingram
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16

f,eNsTARfE's SALE or JEw.LRy, FANCY GOODS,
" Ac.--A NJ gRIsIAIsAR, anctoneey. "a Bowery will
e day, los o'clock large ladies' and
gents and stone broohcs ant earrings studs
buttons spntaces lokes guard
iocket seal and plain RINGS extension pencil and
prps coral neckaces bracelets detached hunting. half plate
ana dmles ieverA; knives watchmakes awe jewey box
chow case &c ~ order Of ~ L. BINsWANGER constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16

TOUN IEyJSoN AUCTIONrER GREAT CLOSING
u sale of oil paintings. LEvIsoN auctioncer.
will sell the spacious saesroOm Isl Broadway opposite
s,ewart on wednesday morning November IL commencing
O'Clock the superb collection Of fine oil paintings
public sale These paintings all mounted
IN gold leaf frames and viii he sold 10 the highest bidder with
In this collection will be found superb copy
Rosa onheurs Fair; Also fine painting &x30 OF the
Fortune Teller original painting the Broken Pitcher
washington in Uniform landscapes by Harwick
sommers and other noted landscape painters superb fr
pIeees Raesen; the mnacuste Conception after Mup
Noah and his Family in The Ark 10, aud HIS Daughters
old painting: fine cattle pieces, amer Cooper, also,
great variety rare pleasing Interesting Subjects su,a
be for paror cabinet saloon The public and
are respectfuly invited ID ths
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HENRY II. LEEDS. AU0TIONEER a-SAI.EsRooM 2s
Monday and Tuesday Nov Is aud 6 l0 o'clock
each day at 09 Fulton street. the entire stock OF of
looking glass and picture consisting
of hundred and City French plate pier mantel and oval
mirrors Of size and pattern In richly ornamened gilt
frames together with two hundred oil paintings of modern
and European artists pastel engravings Of which
valuable The entire stock finished and unfinished will
positively be sold Persons desous of purchasing should not
fail to avail themselves of this opportunity.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER, sALEsRooM NO;
Il q Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell
auction Tuesday Nov l6 at o'clock at the salesroom
q Nassau street. TO the trade and othersA large invoice Of
French manufactured gu percha goods In every variety to
be sold without pay advances consisting Of camp
blankets Office London sacks circu
lars, capes raglans eggngs bags reehng jackets
pants Proctor Mcintosh oyera sesa goods clothing bags
and other goods great variety all OF which are fresh made
by manufacturers and will positively be sold
without They be on the morning Of sale with
catalogue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-10

bhlCE's TRAVELS 70 DI8CONLa 4kla eo-At- ~
Nile, in he ysaI I7Ss. &C. 70 -, = - ssel. -. Gag
Zine copy.
HaXANr'S NEW SYSTEM, Oh AN Al ALlala OF Alse--4A
Mythology. 3 vols. lis. ealE
- ms HosE sablshsi 90 auiaorI rl,an - Plaa
seholar-Lourrr.
BELLS NEW PANTHEON, Or HIsE0EICkL DrCTL0NAEf
Of Tie Gods DenGoss Hssoss ana E.hulsus Ps.nagl %
antiquity &C. Richly eubsli-hsd with shaaoterlic pins
j VOL 40. Russia. Zine copy.
TOOKE's PANTHEON RFpRrsrVTrr9 VIZ rfFuIaUT
History Of the Heather Cod, Wi I'm, rs.t nv Cs,
per Cuts Of the several Dsitiss.
AIACKNIGHT's NEW AND Literal rR tvgr. tr1oV rRof
the original Gress Of all TIE Aposai, Frt.e Vim ,-
mentary and notes, philoisyaa s-,Hs-l -I.-.s.r -.
practical. vols. lto. oln Pine oopg.
- aThis work the unrenliiing ahos % ns-iy s,
years"
MACENIGHT's HISTORY OF TEE FoUR G0SPELs NJ
40 calf CUniforn With The Epistissl
- Dr.. Maonight closely aderes 20 the pEpls q oaaz
DER but his pazsphrss and eomeltlrT osnlil MAJ
ful information, that his Harmony hes Ions been REGARDED
STANDARD book among diviues ne preliminary dcTaieus
are highly valuabIs. H-LoHyuEs.
THE LATIN VULGArE. 9 VOLS. POLIO. VEEICEs l7ll-
CALMET's DICTIONARY or TIE BIBEE. V0Ls.ft
calf Zine copy
BEAUTIES OF LONDON AID 1lIDD- lEsI1, on Al ILsroE
ieal Survey Of The Metropolis o. Crest Bfzn, ucluaiE
sketches Of its enTronss and Geographical ncoouni o. 9
most rsslaahls places SC. Tois. ugai sr0 esh Fhs
copy.
PARIS AND IT'S EEVIR0Ns. IN A szRIzs O7 PICIUE-
ssIus Vsas taken expressly Coz this Esk- coupru Ts7s
Of the seine, Churches Palaces, Brlgess Czoss silsi
&C. vol 40. hall morocco.
TIE WORKS OF HEsRY YIELDING. 4FOis. Gio OAL1
Zine copy. For sby
W. Z. BERRY a CO.,
maya PUBLIC SQUARE.
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rRrNEsssErs 1rrrrs.

The LaUrnles Journal, Of lhe sth, has spirited
leader On Banks. 1t says Of the Wayne Circuit
Court - session last seek az Wsynesboro:
The Stale docket wbs very Eghi, containing
mosll ycases Of fmall character. there being bui
one felony case tried, and hat 81 grade Of psti.
larceny which resulted Ia The conviction OF lbs Of
lender, one Bev. Gordon. and his senien e TO The
Peaiteniiary for the period Of one year"
Col BoTEPs, in his ErGminey last Saturday, writes
Enthusiastically On the present war feeling
induced By British fooling with cur merchant ma
marine, he also takes god time, ia aniieipa
ton Of a railroad connection Eith Nashville and
prints The following letter from Col GUILD on the
progress Of the Railroad:
Coz. THOs. BoYERs Upon my return from the
Wilson Court, I received lhe following communica.
ton from the Hon. Jas Guthrie, in regard TO our
Railroad, nader date Of the 18th May: 81 CON
graduate you upon the prospects Of your end Of the
read and hope you will have the iron 70 reach Gal
latin BY the 10Th OF June, as We expect the last will
be shipped from Piiisburg 10 day, and that you viii
have the cars &c Galladn in some two or three
months. Locomotive left Pittsburg for you YES
terday, and We expect to ship another in June "
The road has survived the crisis. through which
We have hoped. and will be certainly built The
Louisville Board, throughout their operations have
acted with great energy and the utmost good faith
TO The Tennessee end Of the road Much praise is
due to Gov. Helm fer the undTing energy aud the
ability with which he has encountered the difi-
eulties Of this great enterprise
T. n
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WTOTICE OF the posponeeut Of Public Sales Kansas,
dersre 10 be held y Proclamation No. COL. Notice is here
81 given that he public sales OF the public lands within
Territory o. Kansas ordered b. Proclamation No. 60l, dated
March 49, 1858, hed he Land Oce Leeompton and
Kckapoo, in the Territory 81 Kansas, the j and 18Th u July
next have been postponed g order Of the President the l
18th Of November prior which dates the sales viii
again be advertised accounting b law.
TII0S. A. HENDRTCks-
junel0-laWiE COMMISSIONS Of the Gen. Land Office
LARGE AYD ETLE3SITE SIZE
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AROMATIC sCHEEDAm sCEENAPPs.
1000 boxes, quarts and rl This article lsUout any doa
the schna7ps offered IN the United States and its
dicinal propertes, has not IFS equal
Before Purchasing elsewhere, call and examine for yourselves
Remember a, Public Square az
iuneI0 B. T. SHIELDS.
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WTE want 1900 bushels new Rel Wheat, aiso @ 900 bushels
w White Whaat % be delivered az early az possible ~
which will pay the highest market price. This Wheat Is % Ill
an order, ami our instructions are buy without limit to price,
junel0-f II. S. FRENCH & SON
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We give up most Of our space to-day to NI. Saw
AsE's speech on the Pension Bill. The subject is
one inWhich the people Of this State feel lively
interest and they viii read Mr.. SAvAoE's remarks
with aviditv. 1
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nFsII,AHIE - aNsAs 49, Fnr -.

WWTE Offering for sale very superior farm, contain
ing upwards o. 900 acres fronting 1e Mississippi
river, mile below Osceoa, Mississippi county, Arznss
adjoining the farm Of B. 3. Harding, Esq Tbs farm We Offer Is
Of the best in all that son Of country. AID has on m large
amount Of fine Cypress also four negro cabins PROM
IS 70 100 cleared and timber deened Terms liberal. APP
ply 70, address. J. L. a r. " BROWN,
iunelO-dtw8-w Nashville. Tennessee.
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s1@The Huntington Patriot, Of May p, reports
the wheat crop Of that region as having suffered
much from frost and fy, and mentions a prevailing
huz, six miles east Of that town.
B3-The Mcaiinnville ReD Era, Of the Sd, re-
Perts the completion Of The new Court House Of
that place. Il contains also these
RsLIGlOUs.-There has been an interesting revi-
val Of religion going on at Tie Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church, Of this place, for near two weeks,
and is continued with growing interest. An de-
nominations are joining in the good work with
cOmmendable willingness Up to this time there
have been some twenty conversions.
CASA portion Of our town is nov lighted By
gas. We understand IL vas introduced here By Mr.
Pickett, who now has it ia use throughout his en-
tire residence. The Cumberland Presbyte rian
Church is lighted By it, and there are several lamps
on eur streets We hope to see it Introduced
throughout the entire town.
MEETING or BlsHoPs We understand that at
meeting Of Bishops (EpisoOPalianl, one day last
week, at Huntsville, SsWanee was rspudiated as
the location of the proposed Southern University,
svoWiug their determination rot to give it their
support unless it IS removed TO more suitable site
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Esy@ Hon. Rufus ChOate has been sug gested as
the Democratic candidate for Governor Of Massa-
ehusstts
"a Tennessee six PEE cent. bonds are quoted
in New York al 800.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-10

PROBABLE EXTENSION OF FHE SESSION w ASKING
ton. june 1T is understood that it is the desire
at too early dav in view Of the unsettled condition
Of public affairs.
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MARBLE AND AlABAsrrH ITALIAN WORKS OF ART,
BENJ. f. SHIELDS.

I'LL b. sold at Auction Tuay and Wednily the 5th
w and 18Th instant, AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ my auction room,
splendid collection Of Marh le and Auer Statues, the Eng
h Poets, Shakespeare and Milton; the Greek Slave; de Dancing
Girls By ConoTa, Group Of Diana; Group Of Charity PasoTee
hT SOlani Also large collection 81 Marble and Aaisier
vases; Extnscon Hehe Mecis Roman Grecian, Forentne
Gothic yellow Of Sierra, and Bango Of styles and sizes
astefly and elegantly carved IN alto and ho releivoi Hecu
neum and PDmpe; Urls rich and elegant Taas ard Card
Receivers; Belgian Lyons Pees; Fruit Bowls ana Flower
Vases beautiful F0rntne and Open Worked Baskets; Forennes
and Birds; with many other articles bousl and ornamental
The goods have BEEN selected from the celebrated
studios in Italy, BY SgnoF Padon just returned from voyage
the continent q Europe, where De has with great care, see
ed the beautiful objects CT and Is happy IN exhibiting
them TO the citizens Of Nashville.
The above eoieoion Of Goods is worh the attention Of
tours, requisite for completing the rne appearance Of DrEg
Rooms and Parlors
The goods viii be ready for exhibition Monday. The I'm inz
during the day and evening. The citizens and especially the Ladies
invited to cali The goods, and attend the sae
junel0-td BENZ. #. SHIELDS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEETY.

TNORTY SECOND Annual Exhibition, Monday, Tuesday and
~ Wednesday, June 18th, 18th and 18th. Exercises viii
each day at IG o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ
Music and Reading Essays By the members Of The senior Glass;
Diplomas granted on Wednesday morning.
Parents and the pu bic respectfully invited 70 Be present on
II these occasions
junel0-3t G. D. ELLIOTT.
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B. D. SIN soN,


~, EuBBHC Square.
OFFERs to hs friends and tae irae- the Isyt and -, -
iaous n Brandie Gins Runs, port. laieiras shrie,
and Chsmragnes ever drorl Alsie e1assin 81 ne m
lowing brands
COGNaC BRAN DIES
Jules, Robins 4 Co.'S Pale in Is, = and = pipes
ot1Isl. DuruF q Co-s 40 10 in Dc
Castllon Fine Champagne, b Is pipes only;
Iadariere Pale, in 3, z ana 2 pipes.
la ERoCIIEE He BRA DIES.
PailtFoisn, Pale and DARK, ia 3 pipes
Rasteau. do 90 90 d.
Alexanare Seigreiiie, Dark, 81 s, Il and 3 pipes.
HOLLAND GINS,
Me3or seyou, in pipes;
Grape Leaf IN 81 pipes
Anchor, il pipes,
RUNS.
Jamaica. very olds
St. CroiS, New Crop
WINES.
DUFF Gordon Sherry
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure juice old Oporto Port;
Burgundy Ports
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet.
CHAuIPAGHES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pints;
Creme 81 SiilerY, quarts ard nntsi
Hector Clcquart and Fills, quarts and piau.
Crown Brand, 10 DO
Lyon do 90 do
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DIX. KINGS BIsPENsARE
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King, formerly Of New YORK ~ la lifs fsuf
~ years q Louisville, KsutucEy ana VA hss A.
thirty years, aas himself having ands . pas ss ff 81
many years. andcurei 80 many Thousands, he & elat % rs
own Tr Ki5-'s b9-ersa- 4 ~ d Ds5s-eE -t 1900
Cherry and Tie square, where Pc cures az ils1 q rse
GosouA cured wheat naucious medicine or utsr,rgu5s
sTEI-s1E1 o. Old or resent date ssseIy cured ia ~
exists health cannot enjoyed Perhaps no deas eusss
more mischief and anisr1ines ne eonsi.1aon g nue
sct or had atent Be siectaliy cured In isv dsys-
SEMINAL WEtEE partiaular aeuton having Teen ssel =
in many by the destructive hahis q inoouias
which via undermine ne oonuton rendering ,ulst uuf-
Tor business Or loeieT sna causing prsatlre oid age
may Fsst assured q immediate relief
Persons residing aroa, b. Trny and ssanr sir cs Ei
fee enclosed, directed 70 Dr. A. King No p peck rct
their iIress Win nessr directions ssTsf ssrs5T o5.sTod
Once hours from O'Clock IN tie morning und Sin e evening
may 23zily
a. G. msNAiaK a COS
70 a,sir SUNNI &c., III ~ ~ -s- - d-r-sis
goods adapted to he present. season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE sKIgTs AND FLOUNCEs IN
GhiENEDINE,
ORGANDTEs,
FTEENCIT 5ACoNETss &C.
Goods f9r Travelling Dress in great yarisyi
Val and Peint Lace settsi
Linen and Piquet Do
Lace Mlt1ss great VARIETY
Kid Gloves All sizes and cQlqrss
Elegant Head Ornamegts.
do Fans ,suitlbls fu- the appru.lhins conscTasl
SERVANTS.
We have hand unusuIIT large al nia
PLATA and colored Cott1ng, 1r house and lsid gerVau1
HOUSE u y I'm E5EELfff8.
All widths Linen AMI Gotten shcednrs, Pillow Cotiurs
inens al qualities Iabl Da1lls8 Towels Nnrl1,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
We have in sieglnr stock OF Velvet BEze,
ply and ply lngrlVn Carpengs. tother Eh us 4l1ss
Duggets, white and col1ra A1lugs s We have
this market, several patterns entirely an R quT h.
sbls prices for css1, prompt buyers sne.
DELINQ DENUs.
We hope delinquent friends ae5 In Arrears Previous Co
counts IN he hands q officer, Cor feel that haEs been
very uuls1t, and cannot nor VIII net llit lo1ger
mayo r. c. McNAIRF A. 60.
q. ~. EAEIN a Coz
Have 5uss received
a 1or
LADIES' BRATELEEs,
Piqui and MaFseElIes Collars.
ALSO. A LARGE LOT OF
Sims AND PRINTS.
Which purchased late aHdleau be SOFA under he nsrtsl
value.
mays T. w. EAKTN 4 CO.
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--' LOFu Of e1Ecl ana arr
Oh King oh, Father, hear my humble prayer
Dispel this cloud, the light Of heaven restore,
Give me 70 see, and Ajax asks no more.
II Greece must nerish, we Thy will obey;
Ll--L i.. n --.rl.a IN. III. a.r. o. ar- p

If this cause is to 60 down, all have to ask is
that it may have fair hearing; and that il may be
understood have thought it my duty to present my
views to the House. and to dispel some Of the objee
tons which have been urged for the purpose Of des
trOying the bill Il is said that this bill will drain
from the treasury $25 600 600 annually aud all the
incumbents in Office have been frightened by its
magnitude. Il has been said that even members of
Congress could not get their pay after the passage
Of this bill; that it would sweep everything
Now, have endeavored to inform myself as well
as l could from the reports Of former Congresses,
and from all the authorities to which have been
able to obtain access for the purpose of ascertain
ing, as far possible, how many would be embraced
within the provisions Of this bill There were, all
told All, 600 soldiers employed in the war Of 1872,
and Of this number there we're l68, 1872 who served
three mouths and would be entitled if living to the
benefit of the provisions of this bill. submit the
following table, showing the number of men furnish
ed by each State, and the time of service:
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ICH Fancy Bonnet, Embruidees and Fancy Goods at Ct
y and half price to Close Summer Stock Now Ladies
your time has yourselves your prices,
must close out Summer Goods BY e l Of July Likewise
this last for selling Fancy Goods will sell
gardess Of cost consisting Of Parasos Fans, Rich Emb0ers
Black Lace, Mantllas, POItm0nis, Combs HeadDr and
Fancy articles, &c.
Rich full trimmed Imperial Chip Bonnes SI2 worth S25.
do do White Fancy Willow, from s. 10 So worth 3 p
do do Cheap and SIX, from S. 70 81 worth $40.
do do Paris Blond Lace from s. 10 81 so worth SO
do do 50 a little injured, from 50 50 b s.,
500 Misses Chdren Brown and White Boomers Hats,
cheap.
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves Of Maes work. 81 50 worth s..
do do do Jackonet work, 81 worth 81.
Jackonet and Worked Muslin Sleeves from 60c . worth 81
Rich Handkerchief Linen Cambria Ceners 50 worth SO
large worked bands at half price, Rich Black Bugel
collars Soc 81 worth double silk Parass from
75c to 81 Of suTer quality from 25c b 81 50.
Cor caps, Moair and retiring caps very cheap. Rich Paris
Flowers and Bridal Flowers and sets Superior Quality of
worth 75c. Nov ladies great bargains
determined Close any pfans m
tend after this deal exclusively Mner Goods ANY
kind Of good money taken for goods at these prizes.
E. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
junelO No 90 Union street, next door 70 State Bank
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DHFCUIrY BETWEEN HARMS AND HUGHEs.-
HOuse-Mr. Savage said that, acting as the friend
Of Dir. Hughes in The recent difficulty between him
and Mr. Harris, Of Illinois, growing out of language
used in the debate on the Minnesota election case
he had met with Mr.. Pc. H. Polk, the friend Of
Mr. Harris, and they had come to che opinion that
no hostile meeting was necessary and that tie mat
ter had been settled on terms honorable to both
gentlemen. 3D..
IA The letter Of the Secretary Of State, to the
Minister in England, requesting him to call The
attention Of the BRITISH government to the recent
aggressions Of British cruisers upon American YES
sells, was dated on the 18th Of May. An answer 10
may be brought by the next steamer,
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so NEGnOEs Fo77 eaT7r'-

MON6 hs Tot have several coed Famss, Two or 4,e
"A young women with lIst chd, Hr god house -rls, two
boys from 5 % 90 good dnag servants via roo 8t M
field bands, men and girls, d blacksmith and barber
apr2s-u III. H. HAYNES A. CO.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
CtNYDER & FRTLZELL opening well selected stock
- Of Boots and Shoes, suitable the season, and pces
respond with the times Consisting IN part OF
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
% 81 Patent Leather .. and Oxford Ties,
a. q Calf oxford Ties and Lasting
"a s. Cloth and Lasting Caters.
" . Calf and Patent Leather strap Sifles-
ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
Slippers
O. Fine Toilet Slippers,
White Kid and satiu Slippers
CATERS
Kid Buskins with AMI without heels,
Misses Caters an5 slippers, viii and without heels,
Kid Boots, o.
Chidren's Shoes Of every variety.
Boys and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
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Servants Shoes and pegged work Of al kinds
Call at No. q Public Square.
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