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The New York herald., 1862-01-14

TIM suuoslx BxrwxKx rnx BANKS AND THE
Gosssssxsrs--The question now being debated
h~swsea th~ hsnkx and ne Secretary Of the
scr 10 m&ke n sppssr. their Interests shall be
entirety ~scrihc-d 30 the convenience Of the
government bat whether tbs latter ID Coz the
future N be- smhj~rt~d 10 the rule of the banks
Thanh Goa we ere sss ~ yet arrived si pass
when. iike some of The EaropeAn governments.
We must subordinate our foreign and domestic
policy ~ the view. ef meneyed monopolisis.
such would be the certain rr.aIt we're Congress
% yield 10 the pr~sen~ions embodied In the
bank propositions. The banks would Cor the
future be- virtually ouf rulers. instead Of those
10 whom the people d~lexsie The powers Of GO
vernmenf To th. under no circumstance
must we tsink % subnittinx
The plaa upon which we have heretofore in
sisted, ef previdlng for the government wants
by the issue of Treasury notes. redeemable in
coin at the pleasure Of the government afler a
fixed period. OF convertible Into funded stock
of the United States a the pleasure Of the
holder. and based on schedule of taxation,
direct and indirect, 10 The extent Of not less
than sl5o ooe ooo. is the only one that is ealcu-
lated 10 maintain al opce the credit and inde-
pendence Of the government II win obviAie
the necessity Of he going into the foreign mar
ket 10 seek for money, and at the same time
will prevent il being exposed 10 the usurious
shaves 10 which IL is the object Of the banks 10
subject II. The argument a. 10 the danger Of
large paper issues of this kind. borrowed from
the history Of the French assignsts and the
continental paper money Of our Revolutionary
period, Is not q sound one. Cor II designedly
omits from view the grea, and saving feature OF
the plan. The enormous depreciation which
took place in the issues referred 10 was occa-
stoned by the fact Of their not being based on
any adequate scheme Of taxation 10 provide
for their redemption. The paper currency of
England ON which, during the suspension Of
specie payments, she carried ON long war
with Napoleon and subsidized half the govern
mcnts OF Europe. never al the most dir-
couraging periods deprecated 10 any copside-
rable extent, and for the simple reason that II
these fresh issues Congress has. therefore.
nothing to fear from the imitation Of prices and
the collapse consequent on AN irredecmabie
paper currency. still less have lis members 10
dread the effect on their individual Interests
from the imposition of fresh burthcas In the
shape OF taxes on their constituents The
country generally has now arrived at the con
viction that in taxation, and taxation alone, b 20
be found the means Of saving il from the ruin.
political a. well rs financial, with which IL l.
threatened.
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The British War sloop steamer Medss
at this Port.

The British sloopof-war steamer Medes, Commands
Preston, arrived here saturday, and anchored
Quarantine. The Msdca is eight hundred tons burths
and four hundred horse power. she mounts SIX guns
and has a crew Of hundred and sixty Her gun
are of the following oalibre;--
No. gan, one hundred.pcundcr.
No. 2 gun, sixty eight FOUNDER.
And the other four arc thirty -two-p FOUNDERS.
sns in q screw propeller, and came 10 New York
await the arrival Of the Cunsrd mail steamship Africs
after which the Medea will leave for Bermuda, wes
Indies. n Is expected that the Africa win bring
important dispatches only in reference the Masc
and sldell aner, but also In regard 10 MEXICO and th
action which Great Britain n to take n the matter.
The Medea IL . wel nsted up sloop asd her com
psrmsns both capseious and comfortable. Her -
are kind, courteous and obising The batteries -
luted the Medes on her arrival 81 Quarantine.
The following 10 list Of her oAcsrss-
Command~-DCorcy Preston
Lsutensnis-C. d. Broughion, caps wosdsheuss.
Mastsr-T Pounds
snrGeon-J. Austen.
PaymAsssr-y. Walton.
Assistant surgcos-J. Brown
Assistant Paymsster--A. Mitchell
Midshpman-C woodruG
Sir Lswia Campbell
Masters Assis,ant-iisnry Mortimer
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
THE REPORTED DISPERSION OF MARSHALLN
REBEL FORCE CONFIRMED.

LouHvnI1, Jan. Is, 1882.
sttsr from Csttieburg, dated 1lth to the Democrat
says that the Tth there skirmsh between par
of the Second vrguia cavalry, under Colonel Bowie
nion) and portion Of Marshalls forccs under Shaw
three miles west Of Painivils, Jennies creek III
rebels lost killed. fourteen wounded and prison
srs. The unipnists lost two killed and one wounded.
Before Col Bowles attacked him, Humphrey Marshal
addressed his men, advising the surrender Of tn
whole force. Tho refused, saying that they pre-
fsrrcd hxhting such cowardly After a skir
rnish Narshsil'. whole force aed and three hundre
packed infantry and body Of feiera cavalry pursued
expecting N over,ake them and take Prsstonburs o.
the 10Th.
All is quiet down the road.
A dssgsllon ol ladies' from Gibson county, Indiana
presented of coors at the Louisville Hotel to Tn
Yny eighth Indiana regiment, encamped on tho Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad.
rtter dated Charleston, December y, received her
from Celons A. woodruff, regrets that ths governmsn
have not effected BIS exchange.
Kx.Nnsser Preston has been appointed MAJOR Geners
of the torcss Of Kentucky.
Ths rshsl legislative uncil has appointed " c. Bur
rsu and william a. s'mms Senator's 10 the rebel Con
gross.
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BuTToNrNG AN ENTITY POCKET AGAINST
THIEvEs.-Senator Hale's bill for the preven-
tion Of frauds on the Treasury is very good
bill in its way. 1t has but one defect, and that
is that il aims to protect the public against
non-existing danger. Would IL not be we'll for
the worthy Senator and those who act with him
to think Of putting something in the Treasury
before they enact penalties for its fraudulent
depletion. Otherwise, We fear that the bill will
resemble the sportsman's trap from which the
bait has been stolen.
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TUE ABOLITION WAR PnoGRAwxE ArREApr A
FAnURE.-Our abolition organs and Lecturers
are every day getting more and more clamor-
our Southern rebellion, namely, the abolition
of Southern slavery. They are sure that
nothing else will cure the country Of this
malignant pro-slavery eruption but the mag
netic salve of emancipation, aud that this
remedy will work like \ miracle. such was
the burden of DR.. Grcelcy's late discourse 10
President Lincoln at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, Washington; such was the substance oi
the later abolition lecture Of DR.. Cheever In
the same place. Declare Southern slavery
abolished, and arm the liberated negroes, and,
according to Greeley and Cheevcr, there will
be an end of this rebellion st once.
But against their shallow theories and pre-.
sumptions we have some stubborn facts TO
offer. We say that the proclamation Of cman.
cipation has been practically tried throughout
the South; that the instruments and organs
of Jeir. Davis 4 Co. have proclaimed II
throughout the South that negro emancipation
is the object of the United States government
in the prosecution of this war. To satisfy our
Southern people that this is no idle scarecrow.
Fremont's emancipation proclamation and the
curious Roundhead and abolition manifesto Of
General Phelps have been scattered freely
through our rcvolted States, together with
every document, speech and newspaper argu-
ment from the North calculated TO strengthen
this impression of abolition i'm the Southern
mind. And what are the consequences. A
very considerable acquisition Of moral and ma
terial strength to Davis 4 Co. from the Union
party of the Southern States without the slight
est apparent agitation among Southern negroes
beyond the immediate lines Of our several
points of military occupation.
We may say, therefore, that practically this
programme of negro emancipation has already
been tried in the South, and that the rebels
have been using it very successfully TO bolster
up their desperate fortunes yet a little longer.
Let us give the rebels single decisive
defeat, which they can neither deny nor explain
away. and let it be followed up with the pro-
clamation from the field Of "Honest Abe Lin
coins" policy, "the integrity Of the Union,'
and we shall very soon realize the. benefits Of
powerful Southern Union reaction, from vir-
ginia to Texas, amone'lhe ruling shareholders,
whose word, with few exceptions, is the law
and the gospel to their slaves.
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IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.
TWO MORE COLUMNS OF TROOPS MOVED
INTO KENTUCKY.

CHoA0O, jan Id, looZ
A special 10 the Chicago Tribune. from Cairo state
that too moro columns will be moved into Kentucky
morrow. All the transports here have been chartsret
for that purpose assured from the best authority
hat troops the way here from St. Louis and will
arrive 10 night or tomorrow.
Fifty prisoners taken by General Paine were brought
10 Birds Point to-day among whom is Colonel Bird,
from whom that place derives its name Positive evi
exists that he has contributed $ in aid Of thu
rebeion and that he voluntarily sent his slaves 70
work the fortincations.
nephew Of General Polk arrested yesterday nea
Wasdvills Ky, by Of scouting parties. He haa
dispatches in his possession to spies at Columbus.
A reconnaissance made towards Columbus from
Fort Jefferson yesterday They went three miles beyons
E1iotts Mills and drove in the rebel pickets. At th
time tine gunboats Essex and ST. Louis went down
the river towards Columbus AT the time the messenge
eit hesvy firing heard in that direction.
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dealings with US. The British Parliament. N
well as the French Chambers, win soon be In
session, and we may be sure that the Ameri-
can rebellion will occupy large share Of their
attention. Let US ct the same time keep our
eyes on their proceedings, so that, knowing their
true policy towards us, we may be able 10 de-
feat the selfish designs Of both these govern
ments.
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satisfied. in putting him again at the head Of
some advanced column of the army, where the
hottest work demands the coolest head and the
most undoubted skill and bravery. There need
be no fears that General Sigel is to be set aside
at this crisis
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The ssspsnsies OF shs Troy 8s.hs.

Tos. Jan. u. ise2.
Though the banks % this city have NOT sssp<ncsd so
Gle payment By concert of action, stl, BY common
sent they have refused 10 pay specie the 18th a.
the day q the suspension of the New york banks h
fact trsnpred Day upon appcs'nn 10 them for sss
in small quantities. and has hitherto been heps sscrse
OF course there no lack of pasnc ccnsaesos IN shes
stability and power 10 redeem their notes
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Colonel MuiIiga. is syrsssss.

rynsrsn, Jan IL, i.S2
Colonel xuligsn arrived here ss half past too oce>s
this afternoon from BanAo, and enthusiastically 70
ostved by thousands 81 csgers NJ escorted 10 b.
LODGING. by Colonel Browns volunteer regiment M
made sbor, address ssd viii lecture on the siege a
Isripctou ths evsnnG.
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General ButIer's Expedition.

BosfuNI Jan 10 1907.
The steamship Constitution, with the Maine Twefr
and the nay state regiment sailed O'Clock thi
morning for Fort Monroe
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Arrest OF ths Lock bort Murssr.r.

Locuohf, n y, Jan. 70, Ike1.
Thody yesterday as the person having committed
the act has been arrested and lodged the I,ckport
Jail The Corcners inquest has again sdiournsd until
10 moIIoM.
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A RsSellisus Ex-sensssr.

~. Lorls, Jaa. II, INSf
TAs Repsoa~ learns that ex-senator johnson, o Ms
souri, in Prices camp. with eommissios from the
rebel authorities 10 raise Woops in this state
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE WEST.

This mornings Gasdu, says that tho Governor rscch
DISPATCHES from wsshingroa Friday night informs
him that there wn pressing necessity for troops
Western Virginia.
Gen Mcc~Ilaa wss advised ths, fogrtesa regiments
infantry fye batteries of artillery and regiments
cavalry could be thrown INTO Virginia by Tuesday night
and that more than hall of these which had receive
marching orders, would be out Of the State by Ia
sunday night
On saturday instructions were received oountermand
ing the orders Of Friday night. The soldiers however
have instructions TO hold themselves readiness
march
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Fire An Toronto.

The old Government House, lately occupied by oops,
was burned yesterday morning.
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GETTING SHORT OF AMMUNITION.-1n General
Lees General Orders, No. 2, dated Coosa-
whatchie we find that the rebels are beginning
what he says on the subject
GENERAL ORDERs--NO. 2.
HgAper AHrERs. CoosAwBArcHE, s. G., Nov. 81, 1851
IN consequence Of the general scarcity Of ammuni
ton the General Commanding desires TO impress upon
the commanders Of regiments and corps the absolute
necessity economisng The supplies they have hand
70 tho utmost extent To this end the guards will not be
allowed TO load their pieces unless in the actual presence
OF the enemy or in danger OF surprise and all hunting
parties VIII be strictly forbidden to the public ammu
milton. Each soldier will be held strictly accountable
the number Of rounds issued 10 him, and company
officers directed TO make constant inspections Of the
cartridge boxes and their magazines order TO
themselves that there is no improper waste
BY order Of General LEE.
From this general scarcity Of ammunition"
we can understand the anxiety Of the rebels
for European Intervention. In q general
combined movement upon them, from
the seaboard to the Mississippi, it is
altogether probable they will speedily
be exhausted from the consumption of their
gunpowder. We are thus prepared to believe
that they have been offering the heaviest bribes
to England and France to come to their assist.
ance, and that these bribes have not been with
out their influence in stimulating the sympathy
of England for Davis and his confederates. We
dare say, too, that President Lincoln and Gene
raj Mcclellan are fully impressed with these
important considerations and that they do not
intend, accordingly, to delay single moment
longer than is necessary to perfect their ar
rangements for an active and crushing campaign.
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
BATTLE AT BATII-M0yEMENTS OF TIL
REBEL JAcKs0N's FORCES.

Gen Jackson wth $4,000 regulars. 900 militia mn
eighteen guns after thrsaisnins Remney, appeared b.
fore this place. at . distance to-day, probably ON hs
winchesssr He hAd three days rations len
Up 10 ,hs of this despatch he had made demon
asation. -
wess ago yesterday he, with a fun force. appeArs
s Issh. ~her. there bat about I've hundred Un,os
uoop.-ihsy bong detachmcnis of several Regiments
Aa si,sck Was made by the whole rebsl militia. wh'
twice r-palssi by or volunteers. subsegusnt,
Geo. Jscksons regulars made attack In front at
same time executing nsnk movement. when our tro.
fei back On Hancock. The estimate of Geo. JAcksoI
force "a corroborzted from several sources.
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POSITION or THE HOSTILE FORCES.
wsSsuSo, Jan. IL, 1867.
Adviees from cambsrisDa tonight state that our
r. tn,rsaehing NJ Ps,ssrsoas creek, eight miles the o.
side of CambsriHnd, The railroad. The rebels
Bloomery soms nfscen miles distant.
Romney was nos burned, 90 reported.
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MELODEON CONCERT HALL, No $50 Broadway
EoNGs DANCES BURLEsoJKs. &c-BoHEsIAN GIRL
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5S5 Broadway-SoNGs.
DANCES BURLksoUEs, &c.-NIGHr's ADVENTURES
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HOOLEY'S MINSTREIS, Sttyvcsaut Institute. No 659
observation-disclosures SONGS. DANCES &c.
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BRYANTs MINsTRELS Mechanics Hall, Az Broad
Wsy.-DowN OLD K-Y-kY.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

We are hourly in expectation of laternews from
Europe by several steamers now due. The follow
ing vessels were TO have left England at the dates
affixed to their names:--
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win the exception oi the Hlbernia, due at Port
land, the whole of the above named vessels are
bound for this port. The Hammonia is overdue,
and her advices and mails have been anticipated
by the Canada. The Africa is overdue at Cape
Race but not at this port Thus we may ex
pect shortly to receive seven days. later news.
with some account OF the feeling manifested by
the British on the receipt Of the Africa's news.
We have files of Ei fndependiente, Of Caracas,
Venezuela, TO the 18th of December ult The
news is not Of any particular importance. General
Paez was using every energy for the pacif-
cstisn S ths republic. spd. though there
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadwsy.--Day and
Evening. WHALE, AND OTHER Gu
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bovery.-LAsr NAn-zn-
LAH-MY FELLOW CLERK.
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sALES AT AUOIlONs
Nh oaArsAN AgeT!SSEEE SE5Hspuo,n ruer,
q ,,srTsaa asTuasr s,a,r ~ A0VAA 'A'
RssEIsS sSSs
CHINA, GLASS = xSp 9Sa!TSda SlESHS WARE se,
On this day Monday June O. commencing at eleven
o'clock the brown residence No 4S West
sssaesae e csmprsss a % he largest aud richest
Household Furniture offered at auction this season sac
q s aGsss ~s Ss s Val
ss % s h Il s s.d Sa
and Turkish S Easy Cs II and sar, ,hn
ia gold '' Se, crimson and maroon san three solid rse-
wsoS Centre Tables With rich ss saS. tops s,pen
sspSssss fsr The swSsr s' sisssas wsSss cs!sias:
ohass and expensive andscape painted z order IL
s1s .n ss vi" II s M ssa ss
squares heavy Lace Wndoy Curtains and Cor.
sh Aas as
scrptral Pieces &c. the whole forming very pleasing
elegant case finished all round nad plate and richly se!
with pearl $780, being valuable instrument. rosewood
Piano stool covered in satn with an elegant ana costly an
Dining Velvet Carpet. in good order;
marble TOP Fancy Tables Mrors Sos Chairs In reps;
rich China Tea and Dinner Sets cssy SILVER War; o Tea
Cutlery, marble Pitchers. oak Buffet, &C..
s.sads. sta'uary marble TOP Bureaus washssnds ana
n match over wen. psr. s y Hair
don; Ingrain CARPETS Bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet
Rods mahogany cash ioned Chairs Rockers Sofas Loun
ges, Couch Beds. Hastxnds Tea and Dining Tables &C.,
chaser and he goods must removsd on the day
BA compete.t person viii be in attendance o. 70 paf
sale. inquire OF the auctoneer
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

A No TiE FAST WEEK
FROM THE LATE PEkEMpTokf AuCIION SALES TO
OUR HITHERTO UNHEARD OF
CHEAP DRESS GOODS
.As sa ae ns ana
- BRITISH bFKss ssESca a6S5s ANS GERMAN
Cheaper than has been known New York or proba
VIZ WI al ARE RETAILING AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
and We buy nothing sha, !: se!, ssa.,v
,. AND SELL AS WE BUY CHEAP.
1850 yards Lsseias and Baregs Broche Figure &C., loc
1889 orss.llls. !. ise and iss ,,.,
$4,000 Moamblaas in drabs. browns and rrays at
s YARDS AZ snd sSsI MSS.iIs IN 3D.
5000 yards sik warp Psplinst o.
iosoy ss and Wool ssrsss in all e0ors Ia So and
5000 yards SIX and Wool satin Plaid ls 3D. worth S. 3D.
sSSS yards ss and Wool Crepe ds IS ven
wlds al as sormsr % price ss . -
sS A1s. ESss II oan's q
sf AEsG TsS ,Hs n sS Hs;P GSoDs sSsn =
S yard: s.ct sssssss Bar 1ga Wao n g and M
k0oO Black SIX ana Wool Satin. plaid and stripe.
$500 yards Black all SIX Plaid and Stripe Grenadines d Cd
Ds G BACK a ST &c .
VERY LARGE iES; sESsk or cIoAKs.
L1s4 s4sEHBAsS4 s4sEHz AsR LOW pss SsAeslos
scases Broche Figures Poll dc ohevre slightly damaged
ssSs 81 SIZES p5ss 81 GOODS
CHEAPER TIM n INV N ASy YonE srHzk HOUSE
Ladies' rely th., this advertissmens is no humbus and
w.R. ROBERTS Is
NBPssss remember and look for ne name tas
soc the name Cut out this advertisement for reference
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A UCTION N JTIcE.
"A d. WILSON, AUcTIoNEER.
BY A. d. GALE.
Store ~ Dey street..
MANiFACT, KERSi SALE


MANUFACTg RERS' SALE.
l,6dj GASES BOOTS AND SHOES
On Tuesday, June 10, at ~ O'clock A. NJ,
At the Manufacturers Depot No A Dey street.
The undersigned hereby gives notice merchants and
dealers generally that he has pied the agency large
number Of Eastern and New York City manufacturers
receive and sell their goods for cash.
BY THE PACKAGE ONLY, WITHOUT RESERVE,
Thus Offering dealers opportunity OF buying their Boots
and Shoes from FIRST hand.
Special attention therefore called TO the first
LARGE PACKAGE SALE Or
1000 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
Strictly Manufacturers Sale.
All fresh goods just arrived positively to be sold
their account without limit consisting OF gents Patent
Leather Caters Bamorals Patent Leather and
Cali Opera Boots Lasting Cater Shoes Lasting Congress
aitcrs Calf BUT Congress Caters Boys and Yoth's
Caf Bu Congress CATERS Patent Leather Caters and
Balmoras Ladies' SIX Gore Congress Caters Lasting Pa
tent Turned Balmoras morocco and nailed; Misses and
Childrens In great variety.
Together with large line gents Calf and Patent Lca
ther Boots sewed and pegged Calf and Kip Boots and Bro
with ladies' OF every description, thus Offer
Ing an - - -
To get these fresh goods less than prices
The advertiser hereby gives notice that these popular
tion sales will take place
EVERY TUESDAY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Commencing at 10 o'clock, rain or shine.
Ample in cash have been arranged for to advance
goods consigned for these sales without limit By
A. u. GALE,
Manufacturers Depot,
a. Dey street.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination on the
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DENTIsTRY.


4 RTITICAL TEBTH ON NEW BASE LIGHT AND
"A perfect the natural and warranted for e at
prices 10 all. Also, teeth filled extracted without
pain ct Dr. BLAKENEY'S old established rooms, IS Sixth
avenue.
a RTTFICIAL TEETIf.-DR DURKIN CONTINUES TO
extract teeth In two seconds without pain. No extra
charge,for Temporary sets extracting have chemically
pure ether and chloroform, which administer with safety
No. S73 Canal street
A RTTFICIAL BONE FILLING-UsED ONLY BY The
"A discoveror at his rooms, $50 broadway, Seven
eenth All others miserable nitatons Tender toeth
old roots and shells filed and warranted. NJ B-A
lovers Of beautiful teeth and sweet breath the celebrated
0N''A !. PEARSON, N, D., Discovers.
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Catalogues goods ready examination On the
ing of sale.

"a REGULAR AnbkRp sHE 81 n sISSKS SIeoIAY AsD BONDS
wiz 81 ;A's dsE ass 9sHs si the
e; r. ::s:
g Norm Western insco q jjSPs Ins. 9; 80
50 Grs a. western RR Co. 100 ms Co. ~ 50
$1,000 City Of Keokuk p. c. Bonds.
1000 Portsmouth, City iOhio) p. G. Bonds
5000 Chicago and Cincinnat RR lst p. Bonds
Next rcsar sale Thursday June H. at ss o'clock at the
stock NO 81 Wa% ',rs soct arose
"A LARGE SALE or RICH AND cosTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Elegant rosewood planoforte Stool and Cover;
Rosewood Paror Suits in Brosael aud Reps
Valuable Paintings, Artistic Bronzes
Marble Groups, &c, &C.
Will sell this Monday) afternoon, at the elegant residence
No l52 West rweny-drst street between Seventh and
Eighth commencing 2oloek The sale comprises
the entire Of the house The elegant Paror Fur
made order and in solid The whole
viii be sold To the highest bidder for cash. offering
ordinary inducements purchasers the entire furniture
OF the house nearly and must be immediately;
elegant full Suits Of rosewood Parlor Furniture In
rich brocae and satin magnificent rosewood
Panoore Stool and Cover rosewood Eageres spls ndd
inagncent collection Paintings rosewood Turkish
Easy Chairs Ia Tine reps rosewood marble top Centre and
Pier Tables richly carved Chamber Suits in black walnut
and mahosany Bureaus carved Bedeads 600 yards
B.steads Hair Mattresses. Beds and Bedding. Blankets
Table Silver Ware rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery,
Forks spoons &C. with heavy engraved Glass Ware
Tue above Furniture description and offers ex-
raordnary 10 h0usekeepers others
Of good furniture competent person will be In attend
charges.