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Facts about Bnndreih's Pills.
New CASTLE, WEsrcnErER Co MY
Oct ~ 1862

Mr.. q. Ten Eyek Sheldon, Editor Sing Sing Rcpub:
licani
Dear Sir-I would state that was induced touso
Brnndrcth's pills through the recommendation
of John n. Swim. Of Cro,on. wcstchester Co., who
was entirely restored to health by their use. IIa
was sick for some two years. very costiyc and dys-
peptic, and he tried every thing and was not re-
lleved. Finally, he took one Brandrcths Pill ev-
cry day for week, and dose OF six Pills every
day for three days, and then took one Pill every
day. with occasional doses OF six. In one month
he was able TO 20 TO work, and In three months was
well, gaining 20 pounds in weight.
Yours truly. EDWARD PuRDY.
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DEDICATION AT WELs.-Thc new and
beautiful house erected by the First Con-
grcgational church Mt Wells was dedicated
Thursday the 9Th inst. An excellent sermon
was preached by tho Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Leach,
the other services were conducted by Rev
Messrs. Cook, Patten, Worth, Ti,comb and
Bean. A large congregation was present.
Con-.
FIRE IN KENSEBUNK.-Iast Sabbath morn.
ing after service in the churches had com.
mcnccd tho congregations wcro startled by
tho bells giving the alarm Of fire, and sud-
denly lcfttheir places of worship to ascertain
tho cause Of this sudden interruption-whon
il was found that the house Of Mr.. Simeon
Ross was on Ere. BY timely efforts the flames
were extinguished, the house and furniture
being somewhat damaged. Insured at Wells.
Kennebunk Jan. Ii.
B-Fredcric Somes, son of Hon. Daniel
Z. Somes, of this city, died in Washington
last Wednesday. We learn his remains will
be brought to this city for intermrnt.
yWc arc indebted to Hon. w. p. Fes-
sender for valuable public documents.
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@ U T. II Y.

Why Is IL that CRISTAD0R0S HAIR DYE Is the
best IN THE w0RLDi
Because eminent chemists say 90.
because u contains no caustlc compounds.
because II wears longer than any other.
because II operates fnsfanfaHsou'iy.
because II does not stain the skin.
because Il nourlshcs and strengthens the hair.
because Il corrccts the bad effects OF other dyes
Because is presence cannot be detected.
because 20 nsrsr Jaiis!
Manufactured by J. CRIsTAD0RO. No. 9 Aston
House. New York. Sold every where, and applied
by NIL Hair Dresser.
Prico 81, 81 30 and q per boz. according to Size.
No. {.
CriStadoro's Hair PreWrvnlivt,
IL Invaluable with his Dye, rs 10 imparts tho ut.
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality 10 tho Hair Prcc 80 cents, 81. and 81 per
bottle. according 70 size i-iw
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~Advernsers are particularly request
nd to hand in their advertisements as early in the
week as possible. In order to secure their inser-
,lOn they must be received by Wednesday noon.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
JANUARY TERN, AT SAco.

Judge DAVIS, presiding.
James NJ. Burbank, Sheriff.
Abijah Tarbox, Josiah Paul, Ephraim Spin.
ney, Deputy Shcrias, present and assisting
the Sheriff in the Court and Jury rooms.
Horace Bodwell, Crier.
Jacob p. Allen, Messenger.
The January term of tho Supreme Court
commenced Tuesday, the 9th inst, in the
Town Hall, Saco, which is conveniently fit.
ted up us court room. At the opening oil
the Court the blessing of Almighty God was
invoked in lervent and appropriate prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Evans, Of the Episcopal Church
in this town.
The following is list of Jurors present,
as empanneled at the opening Of the court:
GRAND JURORS.
Charles Twambley, Saco. Foreman.
BENJAMIN Il. Boothby, Limington.
Ivory Berry, Buxton.
Samuel Cluf. Marlborough.
Freeman II. Gowen, Berwick.
Joseph l.. Grant, York.
sMoses Goodwin, Eliot.
Robert Hodsdon, South Berwick.
Henry II. Hooper, Biddeford.
James Kezar, ParsonsHeld.
Benjamin Lord, Jr., Lebanon.
John s. Lord, Kennebunk.
Henry Manning, Newfield.
Lewis Moulton, Sanford.
burlington Paul, Kittery.
Albert Perkins, Kennebunkport.
Hordce ID. Stuart, Biddeiord.
John L. Wells, Wells.
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Tho Vicksburg Expedition.
Further Details of the battle before the City.

New YORK, JAN. l3rn
The following is special dispatch to the
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~ Lss'ee snd Msnsss, =; w WT ,,v Wssailsy'
GREAT TRAGIC Artistic.
MISS BATEMAN,
MADE MEMORABLE
MOST BRILLIANT AUDIENCES
OVERWHELMING APPLAUSE,
senbinps TO render tbi. engagement ~
POPULAR OVATION
k respectful Admiration -.-... ,,,,,.,,,,
YOUNG TRAGEDIENNE,
Nho has glazed 90 completely the
GOLDEN OPINIONS
Of the public, 8. well as the -
METROPOLIS OF THE COUNTRY.
This and every evening during the week the thfunsy
effective play OF
LEAH,
THE FORSAKEN,
vii DO presented In which
IMPRESSIVE AND PATHETIC
JEWISH MAIDEN
She will be supported by most powerful company snonf
NcCulough, Mr. j. O. Burnett Mr. Harry Pearson, Mr..
Lamb ME C. II. Wilson. Mr O. Andrews Mira J. w. Ian
Srgsn, Mrs H. z. Grattsn. and Mrs. SxeIrett
0rigns and beautiful scenery by NJ j. H. Selwyn oigi
ss music composed expressly this piees by Mr. Robert
etospe original and CHARACTERISTIC costumes by Mons Phil
hps Tns and fail chorus under the direction OF Hr-
vsy B. Dodworth.
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors a Performance O'Clock.
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With diminished amount Of business this morn
ing the market was very irregular. At the opening
there was pressure to sell stocks under the blue
feeling occasioned by the advices from the Army
bu, as the session proceeded there was stronger
feeling developed, and the market showed higher
prices. The bears made no marked denomination
but the pressure to sell came from timid bulls who
weroearrying stocks mainly bought at lower prices
At the Second Board there was large activity IN
the prominent fancies and rampant quotations.. The
entire tone of the market was changed, aud there
was q much greater desire to buy than there was IN
tho morning TO sell. The bears, who looked for o
panic, were disappointed, and came in as bny-
ers TO cover their shorts. In Harlem Common
there was great exctement-some lo,OOo shares
being sold, touching 80, against 90 yesterday
lPltsburgh also took leading part III
tic movement, and with sales of lOOCo
shares advanced % Y cent. Galena was also very
active and buoyant, selling rs high as LOG against
100 yesterday. Hudson River, which fell oil to l2o
at the morning Board, advanced under small pur'
chases 10 l29 the highest point it Las yet tonched'
The Erie issues show an improvement off, cent
Chicago and Norlh-Western recovered the decline
Of yesterday, and sold "a, 3l4. Fort Wayne was in
demand at J. Y cent advance. The movement IN
Governments was fairly large and quotations, under
the circumstances, were well sustained. AT tue
o'clock call the session was very active and eX-
cited one, with continued upward tendency to
prices the market closing strong. Pittsburgh showed
further Improvement 10 81, Galena to lO7j Hud'
soa River, l29li Harlem, 99!; Fort Wayne
20; Northwestern, 81; Rock Island
97I, &c. Tho closing prices were: U. D.
6s Of 1881, Reg. l06alO6; U. s. 6s, 1881, Coup
ons IO7i alO7l; U. s. Treasury Notes, 3-lo looi
LOG; u. l-ycar Certificates, Ga, lOli Sloli new
Demand Notes fold issue), 59l; Tennessee State o.
60 900; Missouri State g. 62a62i Am. Gold, loo
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lie ali the capital which eau % created os Of IL ~E
DO not cLsoseo change law Of EnSsad 10 gus
foreign power the raher suit powerful intsSes, -
ancient rrejudices TO let II remain deed iettsr"
Bot even REFER tbs attempt that cost Lord Pam
ston hs place In 1885, and which he compares -
tempt to amend the foreign salistDsut ast Axss should
sgaust france and some fsnsc Arab chief sbsu1
organize against the life Of the Empsror should
send IN. LpgaLd 90 procure the
'of 1h or ten Internal machine to be complsted al
spects at Brmingba aud Sheffield, with the csosptioa -
t,kng in the Eliminating powder which to tks
posion which be prepared and forwarded froa
gland foreign port and there placed IA the
cline. ths this formidable ordinances being " -
paid Of the proceeds Of loan secured by Ageraa CO..
toni II Tie machines due time should De landed IL francA
with English to work them, IN consequence
Of the English Govespuent having required csn'
load Of stavis before they would give Orders 70 proves
the!r being ept abroad If they should express
douot whether under the law the machines cotd o. iHss
Tered with and at the time the idea OF ten
sw becaase they had tried It and lost 20 fodi csp
~ ~ tho opostion spprehcnd by the tine one OF
machines had exploded at 81 Cloud aud another 81 Con
ps.he and third =. FontaI ebeau aud fourth at bis
e'eh ne Emresor aud Empress and Prince Imperial sbeoa
e'opo VIII their lives that communication would coons
ION 81 Drsuyn De Lhuys TO he british Government whis9
Wouia mehe i merry members i've the honest 90
phse laugh tue other lie Of their MOUTHS
"" s"e on Smother occsion examine the plea that "
eue4ns ara eqeipp'ng Of these coars justified BY s
TACT va. as anu anmunion have been purchased In k
g.snd on tcosans Of the United states GOveInmess.
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| EAKY ROOFS CURED With hupoeT rant "a iB
Ito Il 81 t,,, ,cc.fdng % conaition. AND W ALL
hAN1ED sos Grand-st. 81 Pakrow l95 Bowery 90 ''n
av. 5'3 Gh-ay 30 6th.ay. ii 1A,s1' WiaU'O''s"' S
corner Of Ox;ords aud Fuliou'av., Brooklyn
MARBLE MANILES.-Thc best place IN the
w city Whore tue cheapest MARBLE MANiLEs &c,
can ~ bought sat A. kiABEB5 Marble Yard, NO. ioj
Ess, i8ih.st, near 3dsv, New-ioIk. tCut this QUIZ
MI ARBLE MANTLES. III you want an excel
A'A ieGi aud cheap Of Marble Manie buy then =
hLAbERs, No. 81 lstav, near 3dst, " \. Hh'he Dc"
piece.
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II. 8. Jnierilal Kepenue.
UNITRD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

UsIrKD STATES IsrxRSAL Revenue }
Eighth Collection District Of New.York,
XvIth XXtb and XXIs Wards q the City OF New-York
4 SCISSORS NOTICE.-The Taxpayers of
"A th. hereby rotlhed that pursuant to the
An Act TO provide Internal Revenue support tn, Govern
nent and 10 pay the public debt" and the Act TO
assessment will be rpaae and amer the 6st Monday (4h
day Of May instant. The ase'snent viii embrace the
INoosR.-A incomes for the year ending December 81
1867 be returned to TIE Ass'tsnt SCISSORS. In accord
Revenue upon the bsnk forms provided fo that purpose
The Assistant Assessors are provided WITH the blank orm,
information that may desired Be obtained a, THE oce.
H. ENUsgEATED ARTICLES articles Daled In section
which they liable for the ending May 1903, VIE
Carriages kept for ufe, for hire OF ief PASSENGER
Yachts.
Billiard Tables, kept for use
Silver Plate. kept Tor use.
Gold Plate, kept for use
These viii be made in the form Is heretofore
lI-LIoENsKs-Section Is Of the smeuduen's of March
Thai the seyersl Assssscr hall the FIRST Monday Of
May $780, and the FIST Monday OF May In each
proceed every part Of their respective diste
and Inquire after and CONCERNING all persons beng within
the asesmeut districts where they respectively reside aud
liable 70 license duty uodeT the po'tons Of t Se OF o.
the &C, TO which this 10 addition AID ses such persons
ss In said acts ia required And al licenses assessed ,hA
continue ~ force until the first day Of Msy neIt succeeding
and ell licenses granted after The frs: day Of May IA any
year shall expire the hs day of May following and ha
be issued the payment OF Tsesoe proportion OF the
whole amount Of duty Iosed for such licences and each
license granted shall BE- dated on the st day Of tho month
10 which IL 4 issued Provided Thst any person firm or cor
poso that the first day Of May next shall bold an un
EXPIRED shall be aseset reteGbe proportion for the
between the expiration CT tie license and the hs' day
Of May, 1861"
All persona doing business within this district will perceive
BY the above tat hey must apply for new leene To run
from the their present license expires which, ia most
cases is Sept 8t5 TO the Let Of May 1904 Wben-vsr
bv amendments TGtrs OF hceuse the
icsuss will be tsessed s the new fsies aud IN al
es,es where present license pss Sept 1904 the new
license will period Of eight months and mut DC
assessed to pay two-ihifds o. the yearly tax
ANTHONY J. BJEFCKER
Assessor Eighth District. Newly ork.
Ofnce-No. 81 Broadwsy and No. l6J 3thsv.
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Duil0ing Alaterials.

DEADY ROOFING.
ROOFING READY to be nailed down.
ROOFING costing not half az mnsh as tio
ROOFING TWICE as durable a, tin.
ROOFING not injared by heat or cold.
Tie READY ROOFING made of tho thictes fabric ever
u.,5 for the porposonsnusctued solely by ourselves AID
secured by with durable waterproof com
poon and put up rolls ready for use-Ieqnos no coat
as Of cemen, after being allied down. ell other composition
roofing does
GITTA PERCHA CEMENT, for coating over tin roof.
ch,,per than oil paint, and far durable.
Circulars containing fall description and directions Tor spp-
cation also samples Of READY ROOFING sent by mail when
required. READi hoofi'' 'V'
No 10 Msiden.lsue. New-Ysrk.
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IoAns Dsposita Srecie tncuIo
N.v2 Iy76sp lg6 " 32g Sl2CI. 1853
po.,,o NJ, A 1ggtEI35 81 gsg 7G7 Tg5t5Il .tb
ihiA's, Maya 36,3g1lN Js6sy,0l +.S'S,JA 2ses'43S
To,...sg6..I7oso5 400 s0s. 1873 20 $50 rs2t0s
All week. l8lIsgTT 21l6tT,JJ6 a. Jj9129 Ht7t.J7
Lat year,. ~ Js5 la,T7',3S 49sIsSo Heo,lSs
The following table shows the amount of Flour
Wheat, Corn, &C., in store in Chicago, compared
with the amount Of Grain in ttors week ago, and
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1854; Pacific Mail Steamship Company. HdSS;
New.York Central Railroad, 49, al2Oi Erie haii-
way. S6ie6s Erie Railway Preferred, 1885 o lO4 I;
Hudson River Railroad, l29ol29ii Harlem Rail-
road, 99t 1921; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, lllas
III; Reading Railroad. 9iis95; Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad, 1901 alOOi; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, 69i 0G9ii Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad, 9il a95 Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, GteHi; Gslena and Chicsso Railroad,
iO1i d lO5; Cleveland ard Toledo Railroad, lii
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, HtGTEi
Fort Wayne. COZ 40; C. and n. W., 1881.
The Foreign Exchange market Is moderately &C.
tive at l698i7O for Sterling which is relatively
cheaper than Gold
Freigbts are moderately active and decidedly
frmer at the close. To Liverpool, the engagements
1000 bush Wheat a. Sd. in bags; 1000 do. Corn
at I'd. in bags; 100 boxes Bacon at 20e25s.,
mainly at 20 3d. 650ts. Lard at 90 22s. Cd. :
% tuns Oil Cake at 20s.; and pei neutral iiae,
1900 bush. Wheat at o. in bags; 500 tics. Lard at
25s and per steamer loo tuns Provisions at 35s To
London, 900 bbs. Flour. at 2s 100 tuns Oil Cake
at 22S. Cd: and per neutral fag 1900 bbls. Flour
at 90. 3d.. 1000 DO do. at q. 3D.; 1900 do. do. at
S., and / COO boxes Bacon at 3Os. To Glasgow,
400 bbls Flour at %. cd. To Bristol, 5000 bush.
Wheat on private terms. In Charters, we only
learn of British bark to Cork for orders, with
Wheat at lid.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
g., )92, 5l3 72-.or Customs $4,000; Payments
g., 1876, SIS ~; Balance, $23, 092, Alb 20.
The earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Railway
Co,,,onv u tho mouth ~ A pril xyere.
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The wretchsd and inefficient police force q
Cincinnati il to bs recognized, under the new
Union Municipal Gevernmsat--aes before u was
needed.
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The Cincinnati Gazette furnishes Che following
explanation Of the statement made a few days since
that the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Com
pany had made settlement with some Of tie old
deots due the road, which were nearly worthless q
year ago, but will now yield over $780, .t
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4. Il q ! - Z. - ~ 4. Il.
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The deposits with tho Sub-Treasurer for CONVEX
sion into fve-twentes were 81, $4,000 yesterday
and 81 PIC, 600 to-day. The Sub-Treasury Is now
very large, but viii coon be largely depleted.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will pass through
the city tonight from Newport, en- route for Wash
ington.
The Gold market has been violently agitated TO-
day by the movement Of the army. After selling
from ia up to 49, il receded to l54i, but subSe
quently recovered 10 l56.
The Money market was more active under the
calling in Of loans b. some alarmed capitalists this
morning, but later in the day there WIS calmer
water, aud every one was accommodated at sat
I q cent.
The steamer from New.Orleans to-day brought
s3j, O65 in Gold.
! By an advertisement in another column il will be
seen that Messrs. Fink & Hatch offer 10 deliver i've.
twenty bonds in July, after the right to convert las
expired This will enable parties having deposits in
! Savings Bank to take advantage Of the conversion.
| Tho Wyoming Bank, at Wilkesbarre, Pa, hes
declared its Goth semi-annual dividend Of cent,
clear Of State and United States taxes, payable on
l the 10th met
! A Committee has been in this city for several
days, ut the instance Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury 10 revise the existing schedules OF imports from
and exports to foreign countries. The commission
contests Of Nv Sabine Secretary Of tie Bcston Board
Of Trade Mr.. Blolge Secretary Of the Philadelphia
Board Of Trade, and Mr. J. Smith Homans OF tie
Treasury Department
! The statements Of the banks Of the three princiPa
cities Of the Union for the last week compare viii
the previous one and the corresponding time OF 1907
ar follows:
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II s INTERNAL REvENUE.-CoLLEc

L ,. INIENNAJ NV IN NI1'--N oII'I7.-
u Tox's OYPiCH FOuRTH DISTRICT comprising the
Third Fb, Sixth and Eighth Wards Of Tie Ciy Of New
York. .. .-z.--
hIeDy given lave received nom the Assessor the
Annual Collection List OF this District under he act OF Con-
Press entitled An Act 70 Provide Internal Revenue 70 Sup
rot the Government. ard 10 Psy Interest tho P1ohc
bet" and that tn. Duties Taxes aud Lirentes speehei
therein have become dee aud payable AID tbs, iha attend
payment Of the ii my ONCE No % Fran
~ in said District, daily. from tao hour OF a M TO The
hour Of D. No. and from and after this date uau and In
eudine the 9Th day Of May next All persons who shall neg
ct to pay to the Duties Taxes and Licenses 80 a. aoe-
ad ase..ed upon them within the time specihei heein
san be liable and @il be required to pay IEN FEN
CENTUM additional upon the amount theIeo-Ne"' iork'
April, rs, 1868. JOHN MAN
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


50, 0Oo U. s. &c. 81 Reg Toy q
400 u. 8. So. IA Coup. gl 2
800 U. S. s.. 'Sl Coup. .lOs i
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L United STATES IN lEhNAL RE LNtE
O-S2d Collection District State OF Newfolk comprising
the lst, I'd aud sth WaIds Of tie City Of Nov YORK
NOTICE hereby given thai toe unTsigoed has received
his ANNUAL COLLECTION LIST from the Assessor OF
the election District Of the State Of Newly Spd that
the duties and therein specified have become due And
pa able snd tina. win attend IN person. or By deputy a my
No. 100 BROADWAY,
on the 9Th day Of MAY instant and from day to day there
after excep. SUNDAYS until and including the 18TH day oil
Nav fn b.tweea hours Of 10 a. and D. M TO re-
ceised and collect the same. -,
And all persons who shall neglect to pay the due. ara
taxes 90 Is aforesaid assessed them within the tnle
specified will be liable 10 aud required 10 pay Ten per eHuA
sdiitionsl upon the sniouni thereof
See Section ~ Of the - .-.,.,.,, ,,,, arm
PORT The GOVERNMENT AND 70 PAY
THE INTEREST ON THE
PUBLIC DEBT"
Approved July !. 1862.
ANY peison may. d bis or her option, $1,000
PAY SUCH DUTIES OR VAXE3
before the time herein specified -
SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector 80 District
State OF New-fork.
Dated New.YoIk, May ?, 1863
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DIKD.

O11Oo
: On the night Of the 16th, AftsI . short Illness,
NARY ANN1, only dsueh&ef of Patr.ek snd Cath.
arins Sails, sSsd 10 years.
invited to etts.l the funeral, on Wedneeday morn
Ing q soeloek, from the residence Of the family.
In Ten peranee Hall AiloY.
Bait. 0tn y1sass eopy.l
On the 18th, ANNA LURA, daughter Of Ran.
se s!a and Mary S'reA assa s'''r'' months ana
Her funeral yin tahs llass q her fathers resi- s
from ho. IS fhirl street. Geofestown.
In asorgsteyn; H On Monday! e :ty Get 9Th Mr. e.
ssks sasss &c 1890. .o :y:
Of 1rc6effsS ana Third streets, where her friends
.nS tss .s.a' re fs%Iy g: sscssssfa' y.
Of n al, e s..a e: 80 q u.s.
sSs:1 ! = ~ sssa = - 49, ,' -
ss 4 Fl Ia e; fsny &c LIT: e :
W-0eUvW (Weeoes4Ayb1 net ct too s1etk. =
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BOARDING..

FOR RENT-0ne Back PARLOR, furnished az
Chamber. suitable for . gentleman and lady or
two single gentlemen, with Board. Also, one
Chamber in second story. BOARD at reasonable
oc.7 3t~
ROARDING.- Four large and cheerful Rooms,
~! - comfortably furnishedi gas snd bathroom In
the house. For permanent inmates, prices will be
moderate. If three or more gentlemen occupy ths
same room, reduction will be made. Good at.
SAINT home. A few table boarders taken Aoply at
No. 395 Eighteenth street, between and SITS.
&C casts -#E@f ~ : y = =,
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PROFESSOR WoLowsKI.- Having hsaad
much Of the fame of this dis,ia pushed musical
artistic, and desiring to give nv dauanter the
id vantage OF the best instruction, I spent an
evening az his rooms. 3l6 + street. "a conyince
myself g 20 the grounds Of has alleged suneri.
GRITTY lam satisfied with tho results, that he
Is q great performer. no one doubts. bat he pos
sesses the still greater facuisy OF comnunica-
music 70 others who have any real talent or
APTITUDE for this noble science 4 can only ad.
Wise those who may be skepttcaf 70 satisfy them.
selves by following the exampieof AFARxHr
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sxz vrRsr pAss Of to-day's Stsr for interest
Ing local articles.


sG NEW YORk SsrLxs.
GeRs!s=asa's C9os4iMs !-NsN and EhsfsoSobki
A large assortnsnt for Dresg and Business wesI
The EnGlish eack and Wa1kins Coats sxcsll in
beauty. grade aud finish anything eyer offered In
this city. sgez 1ss WALL, SyIPHINs 4 Goa
$40 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and lqth ~.