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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-23

CLEARIEG our SALE
u AT pAMo PRICES.

fSLEARikG OUT SALE
~ AT PANIC PRICES,
. FOR CASH.
SOLOMON HART
800 Broadway
Are putting up With Cornices and Trimmings complete
Brosate Curtains, for $50 formerly sold At slA
s Rers and Taecurss Gart.ns for So forsy ssa Al g
tapestry Curtains Tor ~ formerly sold ~
SATIN De Lame Curtains for $50 formerly sold .- a
English DaInAsk Curtains for &l2 formerly sold ~ u
Magnificent Lace Curtains for go formerly sold %
Very handsome Curtains Tor 80, Formerly sold at...
VERY rich Curtains for $40, formerly sold 81
And rev styles Nottingham Lace Curtains,
From 81 50 to $40 per window,
WIN and retail the balance Of their rich and extensive
stock 40 proportonately low pr!ces.
satin lie LANES reduced TO 81 70 yard worth 81 70
English Damasks reduced % 7c per yard worth. %
This reduction n prices also applies 70 their large stock Of
WINDOW SHADES,
OF their own manufacture,
20 which the attention Of parties purchasing IL specially d.
feced SOLOMON 4 HART, 500 Broadway
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IMMENSE REDUCTION

INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAwLS.
L FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Just received per steamer Atlantic
A CASE OF RICH ANTIQUE INDIA
CAMELs HAIR LONG SHAWLS,
choke designs and In ali coors,
purchased at great sacrifice in London,
viii be offered on Monday, Dec. "a
A. r. STEWART 4 co.
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A HOLIDAY SONG
TIE BLESSINGS or FAMILY EINDNEss


A HOLIDAY SONG
THE BLESSINGS or FAMILY KINDNESS
.... ~ u. STANLEY. IT,
Though winry the time ~. the year,
The weather ken, frosty ar murky,
It's the season ~ gifts aud good cheer,
or jollity, nince meat and inrkey;
Secession rfsAy rage as II VIII.
But CAR jog s itean ne'er put ! cheek on.
For rcd u happiness still
This Holiday season We reckon.
CONDEMNED let the mean mortal roam
whose heart apoR bliss never borders,
" hi. gifts, (; The dear ones at home,
OF toys and Of trinkets he orders,
But best OF all gifts 10 wife,
Reside she in In villa
ornamentng while saving her life,
lisa rich winter Cloak CT han,lIa.
Snch nantes as RoRERrs displays
~ In the rooms OF his gay CRYSTAL PALAtk--
Thngs winn'n e all critics 10 praise,
While defying the censures of malice
Saeques, Paetnts Basaues and Bonrnoua,
Some are loose some TT tisht 70 the bodice
And ia velvet OF silk choose
a robe that would grace cen goddess. Wv, ..
50 quickly 10 RoBEI.Ts repair Ht e
IN his line there is not such abotbef-~
And in CUTS your affection declare
For sister wife ur for mOtherl
The New Year VIII brighter b. made,
es II performed the seasons glad duty;
And thee0st wil he Amply repaid
By the SWIFT SsiLEs % GOODNESS AND BEAUTY.
". r. ROBERTS CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
No. z5s BON FRN NEW YORK,
Manufacture Wholesale and Retail dealer In
CioAks, hANILtS, SHAWLs, sc.
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~ MEETING or THE MEMBERS or COMPANY ",
a city drenaders, Second regiment the following preaIn
hsrea ID has pleased an an wise Providence remove
ran Cd friend and honorary member James kcGurc,
Hsovsd That IN lis death we have lost dear friend and
Kind COMPANION, that his call 70 better world
has created amongst his friends and associates,
RssoeS Tfst tender 70 his hercayed widow child
kssIy fsr thcn iii ihis sad hereaSeaens
Resolved That copy 81 the preamble and resolutions t
pSn,d % ais WIDOW and ehdrsn As ms1ho ., our re
spCcs deceased associate
fhrAfn nowsEY, o !. ., T nssoIhs;ees
j. W REMSf Lieut..
AnoEr slserr lietst, Dec ~ lsto
ENTERPRIsE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION WILL
II hoiI . tsse,r NJ Ay i ~ ol
has formed for the purpose oi chasg 900 Buding
small sums Of 81 - per wees This Propsry rns rapid,
ISAAC Il. REED, Secretary.
I AIDES FAIR or ST AIMS CHURCH FOR DEAF
Muies wi be held ?, No. w broadway On Saarasy ana
this enterprise are invited " attend.
NFACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
VA Ga, Bec l. tst0-Eotice 70 sioskhoidersThe
annual meeting Tie Stockholders the company
election o. President and az, Directors for the
ing year held the colnpanys Office Macon Ga
}. I. DAY, Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE-GoDrREY LODGE Ne 90 THE
M OF this Lodge hereby notified that The es
lss roon ~ ~ Bay % Monday evening
2tnt g. O'Clock. Pnncua aItshn sonqprv " II
sAx1ssr i Iiis4, Secretary.
vi "a Lodge No ne Of =. and A. VI. hereby notified
thai The annual election Tor officers viii take place AZ the nelt
L. 5st0 THEODORE u. MOORE, Secretary
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L'IRsT CLASS GOODS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
al an immense reduction.
900 Real Point Lace Collars, -; worth 81 20
1t1 !" " !" Sets, all prices
go iIonlton and Applique Collars 81; worth 81 80
lalepcennes inserting and medallion Collars and Sets
Point Applique LACE Haadkeichiefs 81; worth 81
insertion Lace Handseyshiefs, - and upwards
Paris Embroidered do. from "a W 81
French Embroidered Collars and Sets new style,
Black Thread Lace Wells, from 81 ~ and upwards
Rich Lace Coinures, Barbes Capes, Berthas, &c.
Illusion Lace Sleeves, very choice and styles,
Together with article Laces and Enbroiderie all OF
which we are Offering for aale this week nj
Inparallclled low prices
T. WILLIAMS CO.,
Late feier Roberts, s29 Broadway.
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,sAsoytc NorCE-TnE MEMBERS OF NANHAT-
vi "a Lodge No NJ Of = and A " are hereby nqShed
the annual election officers will take place the
regular Ccsnnunica ion, Wednesday evening Dec % A.
L. 300 THEODORE u. MOORE, Secretary
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE co.
win otter on
MONDAY, nee "a,
An immense assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
viz:
cALrcoEs, REFS
orroNASs, STUFF GOODS.
NosLIS DEIAISEs. &C,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
These gods for nc convens~nce ~ cuscers VII he ~u,
M marked IN plain figures aod put upon
rsie eoaater
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE A Co,
Canal street. corner OF Mercer
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se ss q pounds m @ ~ s % 5. rs , s
Ssss $ 10 - ssssS . y s' y
parry dscdra af,ar trial 70 have cannon and proicssa
Orders promptly executed for SofSm < grss scss
80 Hickman street,
Tns rGiEsps o, or , TIE LATE John . Milan
tr,, ih. sunday A ociocs r NJ precisey and prssi
fm erC 4 Green's I'd Cemetery foT the prposs q nier
Igipose, ana erecting sead.sonc his memory III.
@ as s ana sc e % s sas Ss Ss S an igs
1sS; 80 ~ ~ Int
be- hours r~pss fully, urn Ho9d Secretary.
ccehrsae, James Nicholson, waSS Is Ives Joseph LANG
THE MEMBERS or IONIC LODGE 30. 40, r aSDA
\ ar hereby ne,ih'd q ai,cnd a specs' mccins q
Weir Lodr roIn soner O. peanssy ..sl ana boMsry on
iorsstndng the funeral OF their late er.' ssrs sry W
Il. 4 Licerr, secretary pro. tenn.
THE HoxEwARp Round FLEEr--IS coSsE.
anrnsc an a, Nm 70 We ire. hs issue q iorshe
s,ruKp,r EvtSise, Dec y i-s,
MEDICAL.
Porn. SIMS ,RE N A SEA OF lsN9RtNcF AID
conpass pr farnonts ratf London and New ycrk Nod.
s ssr 40 ss yS.ss .s :" ps s = ss as
'hoI. O. Broadway, W stairs
nR HUNTER mas ron ruIsrr YEARS coSySEp
IA. ,rss,s ~ s hsn fy as.saa ea.ss wSou, AZ IN
81 fsiur~ Has remedy DR. Hunters Red Drop
cafn dsrases when regular treatment and all other
remed all Without aei,nf y rssr'esen ~ me habits
the pats without ths disgusting snd sckenins 81
fcc q all other Tmedles An sss thar sin
II the poisonous tsln The blood %
uness this remedy used 81 Vial and not
BE- chtained genuine anywhere but a. the I'D phe No
Division street. Bk, for nothns thai iNss Of the eyi 81
ts~ts u early abuse.
mr. RALPIps oFFIcR. CORNER or HOUSTON AID
- Crosby streets u3s CfQsbyl Hours e' 20 aad 6to p
nr. W. A R,RRow. iet BrEECyrR STREET rora
u w
popular uedcal wnv sturnsn rrAftv~ MAY b. consulted
a. usual from II un md fsess ssos Seadsyw til Z
JNR n cOBnyIr mas REMOVED FROM 10 DIANE
~ street % ~ tsnre street. CHAMBERS stret where
be he cnsusd with hs inesi hoioraHs congarncncu
diseases ~ BSe~ DR. g. aipluns IN hs osos.
bsr of the New York University Medical goe Prsvsts
enr1re Ne 6gitv Hail piscs.
NR BRoDfF, ~ BRoADwAy CuREs WITHOUT
IL uwrcur, his remedies. ne unfslirf anes laken
wtihou sicAenAng er inerrupung eo*neks
DRurEssoF RrsTrJJ, va CHAMBERS sTnErr CAN
y onsucd ~ usual, OF by lester addressed % boz $50
New fcrs Post ofnoc.
SHCN Az EARLY GRAyE-READ THE PRIVATE
- Medical ruauae by pr. WARD, regularly educ@ted
physbcfzn, wholly devoted curing dsesse~ ~ certain
eAsss Patients consult Dr Ward UPON diseases
npcn vbieh HIS bcrk tr~sts Hts rvrr~~ and t~streNt
he INST sucseSsfui In the uoAar~ prepared frum NE
VINE yen W the gsst As@pisls and cr~nd~d pr>c
restore yOu sound oacs Ss5 BruadvAy.
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REsTAuRANTs.

ELIzABETHAN ALE LUNCH ROOM, IS MAIDEN
~ Lane, corner o. William. RICHARDSON Agent
English fbers Pickles sally Iunn Tea Cakes, Banburv
Cakes Mutton, Hares Scotch Fiman Haddorks Herrfngs
&C. Tor sale The eating counter under cement u
Ben Honey. We live.
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WANTED TO REyr-ror A REsTsuRASr, 4 I'VE
w ~ two ana half story Howe. IN Gvrnf or Frrome
rrs~s between BresSwsy sod Bgwcry Addrr@s stating
paxusalars, boz a7h Pvsx once
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ENNRS, FtRs, FtRs
II RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
= - FuRs At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Al 2 r. fHHLtrs,, .x7s GRANp STREET
W. or.sA r,sS
Ian and hudson BAY Sable Stone Maren, Fitch Maren
gehrr With endless variety well
cent below cost IN order 70 effect clearance Of the stock by
the first ~ January The proprietor retiring
business is the emily object of this sacrifice
Ladies PURCHASING Furs Tor New do well to can
On hey viii not meet With such bargains again
great variety ~ misses sets al half price.
Cents fur Collars Gloves, &c, &c
AT tn, Patent Faf MuG Emporium,
q. a. PHILLIPS. 10 Grand street
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SITUATIONS vyAETED-MALEs.
nRLP WANTED-PEMALEs.

A RESPECTABLE FEMALE WISHING TO 60 To Ell
n rope, find opportunity o. going free al al
pense 70 Hayge Or Paris direct In she viii oe
expected 10 attend child months old Answer rs letter,
b. NJ box 1909 " Post Office eal ~ No 7th St. lo-
boken, from 70 81 A. " and from 70 10 NJ French
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A BEITER AND srRER WAY FOR LADIES Ann
nenen 70 get ihe highc. cast PRICES for their -
furniture Carpets and Jcweiry and 10 b hun
,s9 ~ great runs 70 rsnd roie BY post g Anhcst,
10 seventh avenue between Twentieth rweoty Aswt
10 by Mrs A.
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II ACES, EMRROIDERIEs AND SILK GOODS AT COST
IL NMR ROILIIER AuGIER, s1z Fourth street,
u Offering ct cost all her choscs
Sets Cufs Collar H.ndkeTShsf. Barbss coinures and
Pccrines, black Thread Wells recriMe~ Collars Csurps
and Rsres and fAc~s in all widths Val and Fancy Nusn
Sets Embroidered skirts Robes and Under Clothes
remsrkshy low prices Chenille and Lace Hesddrcsscs
handsome styles.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-09
Penny Presslings.

What Ia the difference between through
railway train that arrives at the appointed
hour and famous Greek misanthrope? Ono
Is on time and the other Tim.on.
"A Mrs. Derriug, residing on Seventh
street, presented her husband recently with
two children at single parturition. Are they
"the twin gaolsIs Of the Dering daring
heart" to which Claude Melnotte 80 feslingly
alludes?
The best remedy for cross chiId-two
drops Of prussio acid.
How to make ones self remembered get
oowhided.
-Hsppineas--the ignis fatu@ that leads
men into all the marshes of misery.
"A man should, since marriage is entirely
q prosaic and practical state, select wife OK.
actly as he would partner In business.
- A gentleman, having some business with
merchants clerk, was answered ut every
question by eyes sir" or "no sir" whereupon
he remarked that the clerk was troubled with
q sir-ft of politeness.
- IF Virginia were asked how much she
would subscribe for another John Brown sx-
pedition, she would answer not raid, (red.)
= The man who marries twice is brayer
than Leonidas.
- A fashionable woman who reasons, may
be called an argument in circle.
- The unfortunate man who was recently
drawn into Q machine and described In the
newspapers rs making sixty revolutions q
minute, should, if he survive, emigrate TO
Mexico.
- A farce called Mstrimony was performed
at ono of our theaters the other evening. II
should have been the tragedy.
Why are you, reader, when you kiss your
mistress's epistles, in nightmare Of passion.
Because It is the incubus.
.-Unwelcome bile, doup--tailors' unsettled
accounts.
Why might Burns have styled Highland
Mary at each Of their interviews like honesty
Ans. She is the best Policy.
-Harper's Ferry-The latest paradox: Dc
what they will, the virgiuians can't get over
it; and yet it constantly crosses them.
New writ of habsas corpm--a marriage
license.
New reading of Shelley for fathers who
hum nursery rhymes to their first-born child.
ren:
Most wretched men are tutored into fathershiy
by wrong;
They learn IN suffering what they teach in song
II = A sentimental young lady says tina,
being introduced to an interesting gentleman
and being told not to fall in love with him, il
like throwing child into the river and telling
1t It must not drown.
- 1t is discovered nowadays that PIa.
tonic love Is o typographical error, for which
read Plutonic.
- Advice of bachelor-never marry 8
woman you have kissed, and never kiss
woman you have married. ...
- A wine that bellies its name - Nun
Champagne.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

SALE OF BANK STooK.--0ne hundred shares
Of Bank of Kentucky stock sold at $l19 per
share, in Philadelphia, on Tuesday last.
LEoTURE.--Rev. G. W. Smiley lectures at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight, on the subject of
tho Mammoth Cave.
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR. Jno.
F. Fisk, of this county, has been appointed
aid to Governor Magofin, with the rank of
Colonel.
LEXINGTON NEws.--The private watchman
of the Phoenix Hotel, in Lexington, was shot
in the left arm, by some unknown person,
night before last. Two farms in that vicinity
have been fred by incendisries within few
days.
SUT FOB DANAGEs.-We understand that
the widow of Morris Lane, the man who was
killed on the railroad track few nights since,
contemplates commencing suit against the
railroad company for damages, and has en-.
ploysd counsel for that purpose:
STEAMBOAT BELLE CREoLE.-W. j. Rusk,
ESQ of this city, having purchased the re-
mains Of the Belle Creole, burnt while in tho
lower trade some time since, has rebuilt it en-
tirely, and intends running 1t hereafter as a
regular packet to Nashville. 1t will be COM
manded by Captain j. A. Frazier.
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RIVER NEWS.

The River underwent no particula lar change
Yesterday, and was nearly stationary up to noon,
when it began to decline again very gradually. The
weather was mild and very pleasant for the season,
and the genial sun reminded one Of spring than
winter.
business at the Landing was only tolerably brisk
but rates OF freghts were firm at our previous quo
tationB.
Pittsburg- Cotton, ESQ.,: Molasses, 65c.; Whisky,
4oc.; Flour, 25c; Pork and Lard, $780,; Pound
Nashville per bril-, 5Oc.; Ale, 4Oc.; Pound
Freghts, 10000. per 100 lbs.
st. Louis-Heavy Pound Freights Csc. per 100 lbs;
Whisky and Oil, $50. per bril-; Stoves 25c Ale, t0c.
per brl.
Evansville-Whisky and OIL, ,6Oc. per brl.
cairo Whisky and Oil, 6cc. per BRIL-; Pound
Freights, zoe. per 100 los.
New Orleans-Whisky and Oil S5c; Flour, Potatoes,
Apples, &C., 5c. Pork, 70o. Bacon and other Pound
Freghts, aa@35c. per 100 bs. Keg Lard 2Oc Horses,
$40 per head.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Telegraph, Louisville; Forest Queen
Madison; Magnolia, Maysville; Ohio No. 3, Marietta
Gray Eagle, Pomeroy; Ohio Belle, Silver Wave and
Saint Cloud, New Orleans; Argonant, st. Louis; Wal
Eagle; Pittsburg; Poland, Nashville.
DEPARTURES = Telegraph Louisville; Magnolia
Maysville; Forest Queen, Madison; Dunleith, Ne
Vile; Gray Eagle, pomeroy; Great Western, Now
Orlean6.
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PECULIAR C0uRrsHIp AND UNIQUE MARRIAGE.
Recently merchant on Fifth. street married
woman to whom he had been engaged
twenty-five years before. At that time she
was q girl Of eighteen, and he q youth of
twenty-five, and as they imagined themselves
very fond Of each other they would have been
married at an early day had they not indulged
In theluxury Of lovers quarrel, which had the
effect to "break off, their engagement.
The lady subsequently, went South and mar
ried q cotton-factor, and after living with him
two years became a widow. The merchant
had himself been married In the mean time,
and losing, his first spouse, married second
In Missouri.
After ten years more Of connubial expert
ence he returned to this city, where he once
more lost bis consort.
At this juncture our marrying hero, on a
journey through Kentucky and Tennessee,
met his early charmer, and they had long
conversation upon the dear departed day 8.
They separated, but the widow again made
Cincinnati her home, and the two renewed
their intimacy, which at the end of four years
long couitship for second one--were made
man and wife. Singular to say, they had had
no children, and seemed to commence matri-
moniel life for the first time. Perhaps after
all, their experience will be productive Of
mutual benefit, and they will not regret they
we're married quarter of century before.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

WATER WoRKs.-The committee appointed
for the purpose drew up charter for COM
pany to construct water works in this city,
and submitted 1t to tho meeting last night.
It was recommended to the Legislature for the
sanction Of that body. 1t proposes to estab-
lish company with capital stock of $780,
600, with tho privilege Of increasing the same
to $500, 900 if necessary.
FIRE IN JAMEsrowN.-The dwelling -house
Of Phineas Bailif, of jamestown, was burnt
to the ground night before last, causing loss
Of about $500, partly covered by insurance.
The origin Of the FIRE Is unknown.
DEMoCRATIo MEsrISa. - The Democratic
City Executive Committee will hold meeting
at Grossmith's Hall, corner of York and JEFF
ferson-sreets, tonight at seven O'Clock, to
cencert measures for the approaching muni-
cipal election.
MAYORS CouRT.-A Hibernian named Pat
Sherman was fined IS and costs yesterday
by tho Mayor, for disordsrly conduct.
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AMUsEMENTs.

PIKn's OrERA-Houss.-- large and
cultivated audience attended the Opera house lasi
evening 20 witness that Inconsistent and unenter-
talning play Of lHeoNAR, with Julia Dean as the
"Greek maidep." She looked the character, and
often gave us dome delicious hits Of natural acting
but, as whole, her personatiou was not at all what
u has been. This evening, Fanny Kemble's DUKES
WAGER will be presented, the fair Julia personating
,Gabrielle de Belle Isle" Some years ago she rem
dered the part finely. and doubtless she will draw
good house this evening.
WOODS THEATER.--THe DooM OF DRvILLE,
which will be presented again at Wood this
Is we'll put upon the stage, and effectively rendered
IL has attractions for many admirers of the sensa.
dtonar' school, and ought to have good run here.
IHE vihaIssY MUMMY, very laughable farce, will
close the performance.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Lucy Escott and Mi
randa are still singing at the Naonsl but to rather
small audiences. They appear this evening in Lu.
cRETn BoRglA, Lucy as the duchess" and Miranda
as "GenarTon A new drama, said to be beautiful \
will close the entertainments Of the evening.
SMITH 4 NIxON's HALL.--The fiue panorama
of the Mirror of Italy Is drawing large audiences
and will continue to do so doubtless long II re-
mains. Most Of the depicted are excellsn tly
done and the entire painting Is of the best evei
exhibited In the city.
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FOR SALE.

EvoR sALE-HOUsEs AND LOTs.-A
II twoatory Frame House, Of six rooms and an
attic, south side of Longworth. street, near Cen.
tral.avenue, for $2,500
A twc;story Frame House, Of six rooms, on north
SIDE Of Elm:street near Lberty-ot II feet inches
front BY 81 feet deep-for 81 800.
Two entirely new three.st0ry Brick Houses, Of
eight rooms each. well finished throughout, south
Two entirely new two.story Brick Houses, Of six
rooms each, east side Of Mound ST., near Clark.
A three.story Brick House, Of twelve rooms, on
Mt0n near BIoaddSwayE Be sUld for 5000
seven rooms each, on York.street, near Bayniller-
will be sold SO as to pay 10 per cent income on the
"A thrse.story Brick House, of eight rooms, and
S320O-rents for $3.50 per year.
Two entirely new two.story Brick Houses, of six
rooms and basement, on south side OF Wade-street,
near freeman, for $2,75 each. :.
side of Eighth. street, near John, for $3.50.
A two.st0ry Frame House on north side of Belts
street, % feet front by 95 feet deep, to
an alley, with brick stable-will be sold bargain.
and kitchen, on north side of George. street, near
Baymiller.
Two Frame Cottage Houses, of four rooms each,
on south side of Poplar.street near Freeman-lots
A two.story Frame House, Of six rooms, on south
side Of Laurel.street, near John for $4,000
two,story Brick House, of seven rooms, on south
side Of Seventh.street near Lnn-lot 25 feet front
by So feet deep-wil be sold low.
ALS0-A number of Houses and Lots In Newport,
Coyington and on Walnut Hills.
ALS0-A number of vacant Lots In this city,
C0vinston "sd s1cseRt haSSsins
No. sApollo Buildinss, cor co., Tifth and Walnut
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE ECLECrIC MEDICAL
IEsrIruTE.--The commencement exercises of
tho Eclectic Medical Institute, held last even
ing at the College Hall, corner of Plum and
Court-streets, were we'll attended and of an in
teresting character. Theprogramme consisted
Of prayer by Rev. s. L. Yourtee. Reading of
the report of the winter session by r. s. Newton
Treasurer; comforting Of degrees by the Presi-
dent, N. Headington; address by the vice.
President, W. L. Hurlbut, and benediction---
Menter's Band enlivening the exercises by a
number Of favorite airs.
At the close Of the session there were one
hundred and ffty-three matriculants, forty
four regular, and four honorary graduates
The names of tho graduates were as follows
NJ. A. Arnholt, jr., Illinois; j. P. Backesto
Missouri; D. S. Brock, Tennessee; II. D.
Cobb, Michigan; W. H. Castle, Ohio; A. M,
Clingman, Arkansas; A. f. Cory, Indiana; T.
Dover, Ohio; R. P. Eddy, Rhode Island; D.
Ewing, Indiana; NJ. Falcon, Indiana; J.
Gaskins, Ohio; L. S. Garner, Michigan; G..
Hays, Indiana; j. R. Haynes, Kentucky; J.
A.. Henshall, Ohio; r. Jones, Mississippi; F.
M. Kirkham, Iowa; A. Kelley, Tennessee; J.
S. Mastersou, Illinois; A. Mckinney, Ohio
]. W. Murphy, Indiana; J. Moorman, Ohio
J. W. Pruitt, Arkansas; M. Pettiner, Ohio
A. Pritchard, Kentucky; g. Rigg, Kentucky;
j. P. Reichard, Maryland; Il. q. Spencer
Massachusetts,; 9. M. Stewart, Tennessee; E
Stevenson, Tennessee; G. B. V. Spiegel, Ten.
nessee; J.. B. Shultz, Indiana; L. W. Smith
Illinois; A. R. Sawyer, Illinois; Q. P. Smith
Ohio; G. W. Seay, Kentucky; J. II. Tanker.
sley, Mississippi; J. II. Thompson, Iowa; R
A. Walford, Indiana; K. M. Winters, Illinois
II. P. Whitford, New York; Fl. B. White
Ponnsylvania; W. L. Wilbur, Illinois.