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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUH x DAYS.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auetioneers.

ByJ. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auetioneers.
DUBLIC SALE OF A MOST ELIG18L3 BUILD.
L ING Lor UNDER A DscREE OF CouRI:.!n the
4adsIsqn ana of Mary ,. Arasrson, su.5ssiisn Of
IN pursnance OF = decree of the orphsns, Court,
duly ls,idss IA and eon6raed BY ths Honor.Sis 81: E
Of ss f. IL .a %'s
fes :sIs = Pubic xue,ioP. Sn sSs premises %
"a sshs az nsIs
maId Of the said minor heirs in the said petition
on :s
between and streets north, in the Third Ward
IN shs ~ o hs sod Of G
6n: M iss SSs .sa s
one hundred and thirty eight lss feet and nine (s)
Terms: cne- third of the purchase money cash !;
and the resldue in two equal instruments. payable
a.Is.ssa s s:snsa: to Ss Secured 'f b' N
aia1 ssi 4.eRshsSs; !; PRIZES! as5RAases.,
n ss.sG'' sg',s'sf si SS
~THE ABOVE PROP sRTY WILL BE RE
sequence Of the non compliance Of a former pur-
chaser. Ell. MIDDLETON,
oe,s-eo&ds 30 MCGUIRE ScoAna e.. Ancts. &C.
By J. 9. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers,
SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON MARY
r oss
2ath, q O'Clock, on the premises We shall sell
part of Lot in subdivision Of Lots 8. 10 and II
in quaro No 492, fronting 10 feet on MARYLAND av
enue. between ~ and 9Th streets and running back
two. story b1ieE building and garrett. Occupied 1t
present bakery.
Possession giv7n November 18th
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY Q
deed of trust on the premise
Conveyancins at the cest Of the purchaser
oc18d J O. Mc0 UIRE &c CO., Auotfs
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BY 6R11N 4 WILLIAAs, Auotionssrs.
TRUBTEEB SALE OF VALUABLE LOTs.-By
i virtue of dsed oftrlst. executed ON the nth
g.. No ls2. one Of the land records Of washing
ton county. p: G., and Of the request Of the
On Mon NDAY, the 18Th day OF October next, a tie
hour Of I O'clock. in the afternoon, the Lott,
trust deed, being % Lots situAtso in Square nun
bered 6A0 on the Island.
Terms Of sale Ons-third cash balance in and
u months. the puIehasers giving their notes for
dss S :.. = t
to secure the deferred payments. Al eonvsyan-
eins and Revenue s.smps ct the purehassrs q.
At the end of Eve days from the day Of sale. the
und.rsignsd. - Trustee reserves the right 70 re-
the Evening Sa,. st the risk and cost Of the de-
9. i. RITTlNRoUsE, Trustee.
e02s dkda 0RIIN A. WTTITAMS kncfa
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.NIw GOODsl NEW GOoDBf
~ ~ Just received. large stock Of Point aud
Thread / ace Collars, sets, And Handkerchiafs
Thread and Pushsr Lace Wells. EmDroidsred
dr..,s Sanss ana mo- %ESsing. Ss large stock OF Head
fsncy Combs, Jet and Stss, lEardrops, pins. Belt
oiAsPs, Portmonnaies. &c, &s;,at,--.. at
IS Market Space, Penn avenue
We S en between 9Th and 9Th streets
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MRS. FOY's PATlNT
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER
q what the name implies. and combining In neat
and simple form the quality Of both Its regarded
By physicans and yetent to Judge Of its
merits, with marked favor, and highly recon-
Eended.
Tor sale Wholesale Md retail By
WA. 3. RILEY 4 B1O.,
So:s Agents for this Oistriet and the
~ No. SO Central Stores" opposite Center
Market. - 19-lm
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FUP ULAh FANILf NAT1NEE
oc lest sATURDAY AFTERNOON,
NaRINI's DANCING ACADEMY.
Prof L. q. Marinl's Acsa emy ia nov open FOR tha
reception of pnpis. For Ladies', Misses aud r.
waste rs Every ueEday and Thursday from "a
to sp M For Gpntiemfn n from to 10 same "A
evening For particulars apply 1T his resi- "a
dence. 339 street, between 9Th and 10th streets
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By WM. L. WALL l. CO., Auetionsers.
ttt,reea Ninth and Tenth streets.
A RAR1 CHANCE, IL FINE BLOODED COWS
"A At AUcf1oN.-0n SATURDAY MORNING,
saar, IL fne bleoded Mish Cows, sivine milk
which cost the owner from 90 to SEQ. and some
~ high - 80.
This win 30 IN opportunity rarely offered TOR .
esi7 ". WALL 4 CO., Austs,
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FOR SALE AND RENT

ENOR SALE OR 1XCHANGR-The GOOD Will,
with possession OF ni et-cia.s Busin. ss Stand
suitable Tor soy hind Of brsireas, baing . ,rn,
store in the 10 ost business part Of the city. look
ing olfsctIy on Pam Sv9. ue. Apply to II. g.
SPALDING, 33s D st, ne .r 10Th. oc i9-lw
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AMuSEM ENTS

CANTERBURY HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear OF National and Metropolitan Hotels
MAMMOTH
p e o EA N A L LA NOE.
JOHN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLl4AN.
ANDY LEAvITT.
ANDY LEAVITT,
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS
ERNEsTIEE DsFAIBEK, JULIA MoRr1MER,
hILLIE FOWLER, CLARA FOWLER.
THE ALB UNI OF BEAUTY!
~ THE ARAB LAY. u
ED. MURRY, and THE CORKOGRAPHIC CORPS
Pouches speEdid Ballet.
l. A e. A = X e & / O
To conclude with screaming Farce, entitled
DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE.
George Il. Edeson Frigh.
Doors open at O'Clock; Admi ssion, Is and 80 cts
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
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I'm R. B LOOMS Il CO, ,aAa
3s3 PENN. AVxNU1.

BOOTS AND SHOES At WHOLlEALl.
The attention Of 6utlsrs and others 10 invited Il
onr large and wen selected stock of BOOTS and
SHoEe suitable for the army trade, and fresh from
the manufsef urer. 90 II. Inn
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n o Ii CO A Il!
WOOD! WOOD

h d Ash COAL, esS and stove size,
OAK, PINE AND - "
oelp LENGTH, on SAWED AND SPLIT ANY LENsIi
on sIZR REQUIRED.
". b. MARLOw.
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NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
~ NEW BUCKWHIAT FLOURm
New BuckvheAt Flour, very white iust recoiyed
Also, CrTstal Cero and finest Golden Srup.
KING Il BUROHELL
oeA corner Vermont Av. and 18th ST.
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FOR RENT-A wen furnished BRICK HOUSE,
= containing ii rooms; in the imme ediate vicinity
Of the Departments kent, $75 pa, month and q
bonus OF SN0to be psid, and $50 worth OF furniture
Post uiEca oc i9.;t~
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BY J. q. Mc6UIK1 UU.s AactssAS0F.
ERAME DWELLING AND BUsINIBS STAND
Il on TIE NAVY YARD At AUcTIoH.-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, October nth. ct o'clock, Ne
shall sell, on the prsnisee, part Of Lot 8. square
Navy Yard. running back 81 feet. improved BY ;
two-story Frame D1elAng With back building. had
been originally constructed for store and u w6ll
located Tor . bulipees stand and contains eight
rooms with sot d cellar.
Conveyaneins at purchasers cost.
Terms oash.
oel9 T. G Mc4UIRD 90 Auet9
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HAVING THIS DAY MADE A CHANGE IN
= our Business, Ne urgently request all parties
10 So % ns y Siis open .essuns
We desire to close and settle past businsss.
All PERSONS hayins accounts against us viii pre-
oee. coin ''' pAs1asn' BARBOUR & sssaMxs
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EOR eALE-A STORE and D DWELLING situated
Il en- @ street, between New Jersey avenue snd
North Capitol street, near the railroad depot. APP
plY on the premises, oc IL ST.
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Am LINll LIM1ii ii II419i
ls1OU BAxRNhS LIME snst srri9se At Gan.
nsns a wharf, Per schooner B. ssa Tor
81 . asa essE corner 7th street. And Canal.
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FOR SALE.A first class three story BRICK
containing 9Iooms. with large store rooms Ais,
the stock and Tools Of Wholesale Con I. ctionary
doing good butipes, The House, &c. viii be
For turtle, information apply at No. 579 Sixth
street between D and E, tIsland) Possession
siYen imm ediatelY &c liz -
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u OUM TO LET-One large Front Room, in q
II private residence; location very desirable :;
lighted by gas ard heat. d nom Re gister A lady
and gentlemen preferred Best af reference re-.
quired and given Inquire At 3 La avenue. bet
9Th and 7th ttI eets. oc II lws
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serve on, the time for which he enlisted. faithful
Is. No de-erier should find all and e0miort
from = rue siifutional Democrat
As there il 20 r.l,e l.u in this connirt f..
!, = cp-idefel very juiciou- u'sin lie pirt %
the Government To 81 - srtns IN the MANS Oi
one poiiticsl Dtrty - the ex-'u-ipn OF another
The natural tendency OF Thu move sal be to
crete su-picion sud hatred. md tier IT
self protection. the armifg OF them-el,e> al
this could have beea avoided hal tie I'm t's--
tra ION not made the first move in The matter
A. il now stands. should the powers thit e
determine Ia send =ud soi.iiers ibfo THIS
county To any greet * EFT. there = no telling
where or when the aHu will cad We az
prsheu-ive IL will pr''ve much more serious
miiier th'n any Of u cOuld will losee.
We therefore advise anil adnlniii-h the people
20 ID nothing 20 encourage ar bring shout =, de
plursble state OF sff,s IN our midst II !
runoi ei that there are m4uv thnu-snds Of aTmel
men Ia this and adj lining counties. who would
take p,rt in a din 'uliy at rh- kind. should u
once curnmen~e We sincerely tiu-t IN Wis
dom msy rule the hour-sbd that 40 such caiam
i,v NV iefsl our people
II j. reported ~ some ihr these soldiers were
a band of reckles.. lsWe-s men. actin Ritho"'
anv authority from the t;iverament. II 50. the
military au'horily 1T Indianapoli> -honld At once
set the public mind right MON the subject
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M EOiCHl.
DIR. G.udlUsn'. Specific.
ron rHE
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OE sssE ORGANS az
GENfts ALTON.

pGNHE Gonorrhora. coninsniy called Ci-;. dis
gH-tiux niasdy. and well kusfwf f" r.q
an. eNpltna ioI: II j. easy e. be- got. BIT difficult
clear of IL j. conn 'anifn hat fw admire. per
vsdes all classes Of N-b,t male and g. male rel.
ant poor. both married aac single. thogeh o,r,ubl-
10 itself DISTRESSING air some n,,s fatal Il T.
di> s-e. the ct which. hs- ralit tref
worse than the dea>r itelf. TIE f4slis nah
treahri j. first deprive you al all business. hI
Come cour-e Of Stareatioi-livng bread AID
Cruel. Lin >lef. YOU Then 90 teg.
cuap-d OF ached combined with nausea ll medicine
injections. 10 ius. o.utm-nt>. and fsmena inils
livery lew DAYS the muicine~ changed: and tfie
mouths treatment Ia int way which the pattern
b"ars with great foitudc fear ouie:he j. dis
chirv.d. li>charges him>.. with rritahs
>weied testcl .nlar scmen Of prVstra ans.
or RriiSes-eoi the neck oi the bladder
This >pe tic, vii ch acts ike charm. wihafew doe,
out li>e 4uitt take AID which
cured 10rk. Philaiei uhir. Raltl-
and many o The southern citIsS. CERTAIN anc
eiIec uai remedy. that make rapid andIrmaheu
without regard diet. .rk exercise except
linz, iumHng or "yer->raiHg. Ibis renrd, j. un.
equaled by ything yet discovered for tn a. tho.
disc IL H. Ntracfrd from s,la't AMI l.
fect. safe a. il ~ aide contains
curry. - that Yen can expo.e y"ufse h. all Kind 81
weather without east danger from the ni,dic,e
viii hlve tate or smell finn II. s" that not
deprived rom going niOeompany, being detccteo b,
friends
TIKI Is qnack cine. hufa remedy discovered anf
used With imnrne Success 10y regular phy sic
confidently 'mIneInled O the unfortunate.
CUTlb>-N,ne J. genuine " thoui ihe signature .
the proprietor. r Davidson. uni the box. All in.
frngement of trade marks will be pro>eeui with the
utmost rlgor oithr Law.
wF DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Sold by Drug gists generally. jan2s-d6n.is
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Prom the southern rndianian
Excitement in Green Comfy.

On Friday lst il rumorei IN q - company
Of fftv eight soldiers sent from INDIANAPOLIS. had
lie the ears NJ Snliv,n ard were IN king their
Wv towards the residence of Hon Andrew Hum.
phrevs fpr the purpose ~ arresting him anl sew
ertl Others Who hid heen engaged ~ liking
speeches IN the COUNTY in support Of the Clusii u
ton mi the laws The news eft their arrival
are id far and wide. aud. n 4 consequence s"ns
fifteen hundred in tao Thousand of the cit 1eii-
as>eTnh'el SUNDAY To ascertain trim them
the object of their Wit IL anpesrs 'ha' The sol
der h "a enrsmped within tour mi - Of The res
dsnce 81 Mr. Humphreys. and. up,n heing qres
tenel o. the object OF their visit their excuse
VS.. that thev ia >e,rvh al sie-erter< II
aprears haw-ver. thtt during their short s'a,.
they m lnaged "a steal number ui hor. e. called
~ several houses and inSulIed the women an,i
children. anil also demanded OF citizen fine
horse which he was riding. and unon hi- refusiag
{, give an. one of the soldiers shot at him. the
ball grazing his wrist
IL appears also. that the citizens Of Greene
county had learned something of The pr 'pp>ei
visit of these soldiers ard OF their otiert in com
in- into the county. and it understood To he
10 arrest private citizens. and not de>erters-ior
we are informed thai there lot two deserters
in the countv) the reopie seem Determined 20 pre-
vent. u possible all such arrests
Upon the assembling OF the citizens. the sol
diers were requested 10 return 10 Indianapolis.
and not vi<t Greene county again IN such force
and Tor such purposes. Thew were informed that
IL they really desired 10 capture de>eriers there
would be 10 obstacle ri iced in their wsv-hut ou
the other hand the citizens would assist them
for they wanted no deserter- among them They
believe Il ight and Just that ever, man Who en-
listed Ia the service OF The United States should
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III 5 stated th1t &c, etsls Grant and Pemher
ton ace. -oRls sesr> -ga. bpth Lieufeuant~ iu
there al - army. heau.. .! I" the 81 NE regiment
aud were stationed At Detroit.
A letter has heeu r-ceived nv Mrs. James
TIlshmsn. IN Pailide'rhi,. from The fe of her
pm. General liehm,n stating that he is with
bin. aud that lac Is b1t slight, wounded.
There his been quite n revivs; in the re-
c-uiiiug business within the lev dsvs past in
Ns~ York ciiy The enliaments at the variou-
Offices are ssid 10 average about htty per day
Ia >a'ne regiments SIS i still offered A. bounty
for recruits. aud these of course have the refer.
ence
We are utterly unable To- understand why d
j.. that. VINE our armies are in want OF rein
fprcemeuis. large bodies Of TROOPS are retained in
the lossl States. shere 80 far a. the country
knsws. they hsve nothing 70 do. l. there i, thi.
some great strategy too profound for public com.
prehen-iong II Louisville Journal
"A good deal Of feeling has been caused IN
the recent on.er for a change ia naval uni orr,
the thirl since the rebellion began. The amour,
Of gold lace a tie asei i perfectly awful. ,pr
OF .ers of high grade sil be striped aut
sostglei as 10 look more Ike jugglers or eiseu,
clowns Than We sensible rs~e-
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FouNpRiEs.
ItiE iI0OSIEis STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVtNG COMrLE1fb OUR F0TNnEr W. AYE
u0w prpi ed Ia receive mi satisfactorily s,eeat.
ord - scr stoves sol Tee
ha~ iu-t returned the Et>f.
pr cured III mot ds rHhr af peirc pattern. go *
aud psil0l Ia eNefufr,iuc.d ut.th- mare. pe
rislly iavife the Who!r-s- d-aicr> 10
fhi~ branch "i bushes With requesf thai tis vii
gN u call Ou' other wurk \ embrace iron raf a
and cflnufI-. Ia hich tT-irr -
70 40 ur man ifsciur. rail sui mill ea~ng>. sngsr
mill anf KETTLES haue work. ~urh vnfiaf r. Nin-
DON cap. si. and hollow arr fsc hing pro- uccd
iron foundry. Ne respectfully ~of pa
ind only oniise what can well and promptly per-
fOrn
Office snd Foundry to3 south Delaware street. join
indianapolis AMI Cincinnati Indiana Al
Freight Dcpuis indianapolis indiana
myla- C.4N DORD& PFCK.
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Patriotic Letter of Fitz yohv Porter.

Patriotic Letter "f FitZ yohv Porter.
The Democracy of Newark. New jersey. re
Gently sent letter to Fitz Johu Porter to ATTEND
and address Valandigham meeting ~ that
place, to which Gen Porter renirI "a fol'ows
INV YoEK M, % l>6}
SIR: I'm honnrei hv tho iuvira,ion If vour
assoca ton ~ he present ~ y w York. on Siiur
DIV The 30h inst and ~ address the conS-rva
tive peop'e then and there ia ha assrmb' el
An,rt from the consideration that NV e'ncati"n
bcine exc u-ivelv military. has NOT prep'rel me
TO address ms fellow c'ize',s. other III ~ TEL
low soldiers | hea leave nn'le~ al circumstances
tn decline your very respectful and kind invita-
ton.
The disn,ssiona'e exercise of rho gu,r1nirel
rirht of free sneech en- nat I've yiel,lei by any
American cirizen in time nf war or in pelce
there he ANYTHING worth conten.ling f"r-anv
thing the salue of whrh can nat he esfimliel, IL
is this L. has h. on well said lev one of onr most
EN- mont s'a'esmen born in native State:
"Wthrut frrplpm "f snerrh there G u he u"
lasting lh.er'v tho Rannblc can not exist II
every m n should clo.e his lips "ri not venture
even y wor asiin-t viol tel righis who cnnll
m ,in'rin a q ee government? y. hol,, A re
pie wlu ca"nrt discuss the tuh'ic mo sure- of n
nation s"A apply the necessarv re- uko Ia insnre
correct n of wrongs. can not he fee people. and
do not esarve - TO
This sent neni should I've dear 10 everv Amer.
lean. Other men my Tux about The principle.
hut n ose Of nv name AMI blood will not. ut the
proper lime fail ~ h.ht for it. The contest at
arms owever will not he required the cot i'm
anil ne cefu remedy will he found NJ the hlllot
box Let W. all possess our souls in patience.
Tht rsmely i snre
Y II ave been nieased ~ refer - CT 20
in f~rIns of greet Kindness ami sympathy |
think YOU. The pe,spcu'iuns OF my enemies
have been most unjust and cruel. nav he T'er-
mue4l to saw th,t | have dnne something. and
mnered something 10 uphold the rlnripus 81
sign of The Republic. under which | vas horn;
aul nv own conscienre acqnits me of ever hv
ing dOre ANYTHING. even IN thought Ia d- honor
that haC A military tribunal has cnndenre I
me. aud the President Of the United States. in
fnenced hy the ltwver who srrovc. through more
shan iurrv dsvs 10 ronvrt mo. his approved nf
thar sentence; hnr appeal from thar sentence
and condemnation To- my countrymer the Amer
i-an ne"pe The recor,l "f my trial is pub
l-he'-ir = hefore the country. Let il 10 re-
AMI studied fnr bv that record am willing 10
be judged. and IN stand or IN fill.
But will not detain vou with record of nv
personrl eriefs. although Won have sn kindly
allude'l to them You meet 20 preserve public
liberty: and e.rec'ally one Of the most sure sup
ports of thu lberfy-ihe trial hy jury: and nv
fervent PRAYER il. that YOUR efirt- IN concert
with others. my he crowned With success.
lam, with hi.h re~nect
Your OFT -erv''.
F. J. PORTER
ToF. " Howard. Sec'v Dem. Cent. Com.
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-TRE RANKING OFF.ctR OF THE Army
Some time .ince iener, Butler IN 'de = den, 'u,i
upon the War Department. Ia he declared the
ranking officer at the army of the Unite Stlte>.
regular and volunteer This demaud il WIS de
'erminel tn refer Tar decision Ia b. ri OF 9TH
Gers. and Generals Fremont md Ciell'n were
invifel 10 submit ANY remarks they might see nj
IL make on the subject.
ln oheiience Ia This invitsfon. Gen Fremont
has addressed letter in Secretary S'ani-n.
claiming m hath himself and Gen M-Clell ~
rank Gen Butler zen McClell ~ his thus Ear
had noihing 10 sav npon the subject, and prOba-
bly, will not have - Chicago Pct
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DIED.

GoRpON-u h - idfn . in This s.. e. the mNrn-
IN It tn lT'h ut n. at-r a ! ns<- 4 TX
m ~'h., n 6evrsv y o4rdon, lged - years ani III
mon 3
Th~ vents o the family r~qnrs;~t 20 ATTEND t'e
IN o. wliea All b b. II At 'h-ir Re- il-rcs ". 81
diana Avena~. on Fiiay. the Issh inst, al o'-lOck
N. ssrvic-s hy Re J &. Ree. is-d3t
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- Il repor'ei that yonng man sho WAS
at work c,rrenter on the neA building at
Mr.. Rasch. on Delaware street. VS. s-izel on
Monday by party of hume guT'ls from Hen
bricks county chargel with u;terins disloysl -en.
timenis and taken sway frpm the CITY. These
home euaris are getting Ia he = great institution
They are composed. NE are told. chiefly Of loaf
ers around the sm III county towns aud villages
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NV Rae MINT FoR rHE WaR-There are
nov organizing 10 ibis Site 10 les tiIpn twenty.
i've rev regiments. A liberal bounty i
offered for enlistment. there etn he very little
duuht that they viii soon be MI tlleI IN MANY
of the returned soldiers. men who have served
two wears, or nine months and sill make the
very best material. will join them New York
has already furnished llule W. re than her Quota
III men under ptevuu- calls The ne~ regiments
will be- ready Ia meet he conscrip'on should il
we called Tor. nv placing - 0O0 men IN the 6ell
at once IN. Y. Herald.
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vi A son q III A l. /. i.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
Convincing Thursday June Is,
BRENNER & FRIES
WONDERFUL
POLIMOSORAMA
OF TIE WAT.

FyNHEM NiFlCENT MOVING MIRROR TIE
4 greatest Achievements Of the psii''r mic
Sc ted ~ Al "o-t wing reality ih- most tr'es u aid
exc tug .cen.sO the treat Re elton the be aiming
of The Siri the Ia battle OF Chancel
vn- II ed 10y The mos ingefiouS mechanical fleets,
an the most eloquent and powerfs Lecturer in the
country.
The .-an6 ard Naval Views and the BATTLES the
most >tcnly rtraNea paintings ever eNhbef. The
NJ might Sceue> aid Conf vi tqe audible clash If
arms. bonn o. bur ting of shells and the
smoke AID flame f hH tie, given "th astonishing
truthiue>> 10 nature. ang Their present ny the m'sf
goryeoI AMI Ifehke pictorial YER unroled To Amcri-
tuhc. covering .5.U' squsre feet of crnv
Ssst- AlmisSio q ceui> = ali parts Of the house.
Danr> OPP ~ IA o'cloek--Curtau r s-s At So.
Matt for the acconnl"iai ~ Of Fam Ii and Child
ren. thursday Saturday afternoon, Pa o'clock
junrln d.O
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refreshing hre. re. vesterlsy. someS HIT
modified the iuien-e heat he sun i'lszei wih
a. great power ~ il did ia. law before. hut life
was eniur,hle from the fact that the air had Ie-
covered from it, lelhargy.
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uSEMENTS.
liz Tss Of'OLICAN HALL.
Fourth Might 81
Giibert's Celebrated BaIIet and Pan.
tomime troupe!
THURSDAY EVEN NJ. JUNE is. 1868,
To c nlu1ence with the ballet Psn'on Of
TIL z 70 u r Low z r 3
SINGING A>D DANCING.
TO conclude for he last time with the Comic Trick Fano-
.E7Ae K<Gsa Gam sPHnA a..
PRICES Df tDAGSSluH
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ital cry. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
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ssx5- 'ppr> ,p.n At ia o'clock feriViman,, SON.
mrtlls al precisely.
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TUR MING.
TURNING.
Notice TO Carpenters and Stair
Builders,
n ma an I<D eEnc n "A ROE -.

0rIS KOIB. PLAIN And ORNAMENTAL J u
"a Turner. Georgia STR Z. hei@een P,in,, lvania
and Meridian. l. pre- ar d To eNecut- ali kind Of Ia Ll
in c - manner. a. abb pr
keep ,Biiy hand sal Bil listers AID Newe
Ps and fur hem L" Orl,r. Al 40. done promptly
an I" 70 order.
All d. OF carving VII be done tie place. ~
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AUCTION SALE.
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