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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09
HEApo'TRs DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KYr)
LEXINGTON, KY, March 25th 1863.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 10th 1893.
GENERAL ORDERs,1 s..-..-....
No. &c. s-,-t ..e,.
I. The counties of Fayette, Bourbon,
Clarke, Jessamiue, Woodford. and that por-
ton of Franklin east of the Kentucky river,
are hereby placed under Martial Law.
All citizens and non-combatauts are for
hidden to pass the Kentucky river bounding
said District on the south, or to 60 beyond
the limits of the Military Posts at which
they reside, without permission from the
nearest military authority.
II. COL s. D. Bruce, goth Kentucky Vol
unteer Infantry, is hereby placed on tempo
rary duty at these Headquarters, and is APP
pointed Provost Marshal General for the
district above named. He will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
In addition to the usual duties OF Provost
Marshals General, Col. Bruce will collect
together, for temporary duty as.laborers, a;
many able-bodied male 1'contrabands' ias
may be required for such purposes.
Any citizen or other person, failing to re-
spond promptly to calls made by Col. Bruce
under the authority conferred in this order
or detected in interposing, directly or indi-
rectly, any obstruction In the way OF its ex-
ecution, will be arrested and imprisoned.
By order of ..sI ~
.s'st Brig. Gen. GA. GIL -LMORE:
Official: w. L. M. BURGER, A. A! g. ~
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-09

CYRUP.-Philadelph and Baltimore Syrups.
- in barrels, half barrels and 10 gal: kegs, for
sale low nv BEN PHISTER,
iune 10 Cor. 3rd 81 Market streets.
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GTThe last corrupt Congress voted them
selves a third miilage before adjourning.-
Corruption has no limit in these days of
abolition rule.
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GRAIN, GROCERY,
q azi 81 --c'GAHD IA ettn 3st
COMMISSION HOUSE,
: Corner of srd & Market Streets, 4
NASHVILLE, : : KENTUCKY.

rHAyE JUST OPENED AzGRAIN,
Il GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the bonse formerly occupied by Jas. C.. Brook
over. northeast Corner of Third 81 Market SITS.
I win pay the highest market price IN CASH
or w HEAT, RYE and BARLEY. 80
2 / have Just received a full stock of Groceries,
Sugar Molasses, Coffee, Tea. Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, &C., &c. together with q general assort-
uent of all articles in the Grocery line: all war
rauted to be ofthe best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
l have also on hand large stock of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. 49,.
Commission, Storage & Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness.
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth of
their money, will please give me call:
june 10th, 1869. BEN PHISTEH.
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ANOTHER CURE FOB TooTHAoHE. -Fasten
strong piece Of Irvine to the tooth that is be
drawn. and attach the other end -of-twine to
a brick. Then, if the tooth be in the upper
law. stand on fence and let the brick drop
suddenly down. IF the tooth be in the I'M
-derjaw, stand behind -ths.fence, aud-throw
the brioksoyer:y TbaslE; fKiemT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-10
liBERrY wlrnorr RSLIGloN.

II sou wishrd 10 figure 10 yourself .
taunir, which had reached the utmos, pin.
natlr oi prosperity. vsu would anLoubied.
!, have turned your vsrs To- Franc., as she
appeared q lew month. before the Teyolu.
fl-n lslusirious IN learning and genius.
tue issrriir whittier the ho~rruf The no.
bilit, uf all countries tesored. 10 acquire
tic iasi polish nf whith The human charac.
'sr j. susceptible. l.ullrd IN ,nluptoous
lrp".r. aud u philosophical ntliismMinm.
Ss,nst dependence 80 Got. like Tie gen.
sfd'on before the anod. h,y at,. ihty yiraak.
h,y mdrrisd they mtrt girtH ~ marriage.
" ,hat exubrfani sol eve ylhlng seemed
- nopfish but religion aud virtue. The
s"a.on. however. lad at length arrived.
nhsu Gud was resolved 10 punish iiNir
inprti, ~ well ~ asensr thr blood ~ his
srrsani.. whose sUu. to- century hal
been inerssantly tr,ing 70 him ir,m under
The altar And what method did he em.
plo! for this purpose When lie TO wkosl
vengeance belongs, when lie who.t ways
are ansrarchable. and whose wisdom 10 in.
.tihaus.ible, proceeded 10 the execution Of
this strange work. he drew from his trea.
sure weapon he had never employed be.
lore. Resolving 10 make their punishment
as signal as their crimes, he neither lei
loose the inundation Of powerful nations.
nor tho desolatiug power Of the universe.
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lie neither overwhelmed them with earth
qnakps, nor visited them with spestiIence.
lie summoned from themselves d ferocity
more terrible than either, ferocity which,
mingling in the struggle for liberty and
bnrrowlng aid from that very refinement TO
-hlcn i seemed 10 be nppascd, tnrned'e,-
cry mans hand against his neighbor, and
spared na aye, nor sex .lHor rank, till sati-
aied with the ruin Of greatness, the dis
tress Of lnnocrnse aud thp tears Of beauty,
u terminated ts career in The mast unre
lentins despotism. =" Thou art righteous,
D Lord, wl,lch art, and vast, aud shalt be,
brcause thou hast judged thus; for they
have -hrd The blnod ol saints and prophets,
and thou hast given them blood 10 drink ;
Tor ihey are worthy. Robert Hall.
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ENGLISH OPINION.
From The London Times. May "a.

ThSre can hardly be citizen Of tbe Fed
eral States who will not feel bitter envy
and a tirgle Of self .reproach as he reads The
address Of the Southern President on the
ssccess 1T the Confederate arms. The
laLsuage Of that address is familiar to the
hi>tury, aud still lHure To the imagina ton
OF the American. All th- topics are those
which that nation h.s latteily claimed for
lis own. A people suddenly thrown OR It's
defence, aud though unprnvided with ships,
arms, pnwiier. and-eyen food, hurling back
IN disorder and disgrace fleets and armies
on the scale 81 Nerxes or Darius muI.
tlplying lis hosts by rapidi,y of mosenent,
Strengthening ITS unprosisioned fortresses
by cOncealng their weakness; sacrificing
gam. comiur, and every earthly consider
atIun t. patrioiism--thls Is the particular
poriraiture oi greatness Oh which the A.
neticsn citizen londly gales and finds his
own Image. He painted aud pined for at
least one more occasion in which the ear
nest of his budding glory, given ninety
wears ago, might be mure largely realized
on the grand scale Of modern warfare. The
eastern horizon was one day 10 be blacken-
el with enormous nasies. hurling bolts
and raining tre into New York and other
Atlantic cities. Armies were 10 effect y
landing aud push lh"ir way into the inIrri.
ar. spreading Terror aud dcsOlstlnn. But
the ships were 10 b. shattered. toundered
and .hipwreckrd: the armies were to per.
lsh ~ capliulair. and at,erthr lipse of years,
The i.r Ma- ~ hnl hln>ei; reduced 10 sui
len inactivity. 100 proud 10 make peace,
t"o exhausted to- ppfseysre. Every battle.
field NJ The Old World vas TO be eclipsed
Dy Ihr un.,rr severely iried and more sue.
c.ssrnj ee.,isrl of he New. There was
time whrn ~. oh ,his side. sometimes
smilei ~ the, dreams. Greece would
never transfer itself 10 the Potomac, or the
Rappahann0ck become classic stream.
But this has come to psSs, aud these visions
save been fulfiIlrd. The parts, however,
are not ~ expected. II is the American
himseli.--ths Amrrican Of the boastful,
prosperous. tecming North--who ~ the
furious, rnaltitudInous but discomhtled in
vader. lie is himself repelled, shattered
and prostrated. II is from him, not for
him, that al this glory has been won. ln
this famous, worldwide story, which will
be told for all ages. he is the savage inya-
der. crushed TO the ground. trodden under
foot, or driven into outer darkness.
What. then, is TO be doues We are
now an old people we have sone through
many vicissitudes, and We baye The wisdom
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that we stand aghast at his recklessness
and hardihond. The last resources of Mr..
Lincoln has been to turn the nessroom Of
every regiment into. debating society,
and It's soldiers into miniature consttuen-
cies. The papers from America are foil of
addresses agreed to BY meetings of regi-
ments presided over by their cnlonels, with
captain and chaplain for secretaries.
The regiments from Pennsylvania, New
jersey, aud Cnnnecticat have taken the
lead IN these political manifestations. Their
addresses have suspicious likeness to
each ether. They are all manifestations Of
vlolent republican opinion. They assert
views favorable 70. the continuance Of the
war, and denUunce, not as mistaken friends,
but as enemies, much more deiested than
the Southerners themselves. those among
thcr'iellow citizens vino have presumed
- think or talk If peace. These military
iosicans will tolerate M difference OF opin
ION. He that is not with them and he that
Is against lhem IS, 10 use their own Ian.
gnage, hrillsh. diabalical, and worthy Of
death. Such language deserves attention
when It is held by men whn NAV at any
moment become the executioner of their
n@n sentence. Hrnceforth there is but
me opinion ia America. and no distinction
is Ia be observed between The man WIN
coun.els peace, and the man who actively
carries IN war. The dungeons Of the State
and lhe sword Of the army are equally
ready Tor both.
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INFLUENCE OF WAR on CHRISTIAN
EFFORT.

In To first year of the present cenrsrs,
% eninvnf EnglisA divine testified as iol
laws, with regard TO the religious influence
s ,hp war against Frasee:
The cnulest Ia which uur country has
sren so long engaged has. in one particular,
been Of essential service TO her. Ithas ex.
ei,rd greater lespeet Tor Christian institu.
tons and Christian principles. 4 long pc
riod II internal tranquility and security
i. induced an Indifference about religion
whlch was rapnIlg gaining ground, and
was making room for in6ielit,. But the
critical situation IN WHICH the nation was
placed. and the dangers that threatened her,
le,l men to review their principles, and to
consider seriously by what means she
nigh, be saved. Hence there is nav ;
gr.w,ns regard To-. christian ordinances.
'fhsrr 4 INV more general acknowledge
ntni of the providence si God ; mure at
ienrlnn IS PAID Ia mural character; more
tats j. taken ~ lornlng ~, minds Of
,oath AMI rinre ample means at lnstruc.
ttsu air Afforded To tltr common penpie."
Ne affirm that lhls is preciselS the in.
fnrnee which war nnght t. exert nfer lTur
.irlsti.n Minds, and minds moi hupelcssl,
larfrd sgatn.t vital Christianity. Double
peril ta lhr soul, ri mrn calls for re,ioub blpd
activity IN their behalf Nowhere should
PRAYER br @ur Irrtrnt ~ labpr more IN.
lrug, rban ~ country nn thr ,rrge II
ruin. i prrrhance labor aud PRAYER may
,4'e her from tapping inio IL. The vi.
n".t poarr of believers. bnsi with God
AID msn, brh"n,es 10 b. ppt lurth then.
We mlulgr The hapr. too. ta.t az war
rt"trsct. li.eIl. through u srrirs of years,
H., inAurnce u eirfled mare powerfully
srr latg,r and ~ larger class II minds.
Sr,rs rs.nilVl ,ssis had ~oin away ~
armed {. nlie;. ~uen The foregoing te.limo-
~ vas brine. Anl did mol each year ol
3. The .r,rr hni .lumbrrrrs whom i awoke,
.5"rrrS whom Il srnt into tie vineyard
! bsrri. whom The iear. that went before
had Called, ,lumbrrrrs mhnm ttesr year.
bad ssusht 10 arouse 10 VAN: Lsi ihr
ti,lorv - ihr British churches answer
.ih.. hi,tnr, shn@. that. all tatnugh III,
nsr. there aa, progressive awakening nl
RE i~iglops mind. until, Shrn hosiilinr>
.s..rd. the followers " Jesus stood o.
h.nrr ground. IL keai aid industry. than
al, prssioa. generation. of modern times,
h.d reached.
Bsivag We 10 the number over whom th,
rtr,rns var has eAsriea this influence
li4ae ~r responded to Il irpm thr hrst!
pr are Ne Just nO~ awakened Ia ~ Or
,ls-' ,hr sInrit Of slumber ,,lll weigh Y,
ssrn ~ shamrlsl iaasilnn!
Religious R,raM.
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Wnicn comes 0y experience. hut even
brief and morrow experience may tell the
Northern States what to do in this matter.
Any man, however good, however great,
may have to make the best of disaster;
perhaps to escape obloquy where he hoped
for fame. This is a case of bankruptcy
a.bankruptcy Of ambition. expectation and
fame. The United States are not to be
the very great. very united, very powerful.
very glorious, very free, very wealthy.
very unencumbered people that they ex-
pected to be. They are to be rather more
like the rest of the world. 1t is ne such
very great hardship, in fact, though great
enough. no doubt, to people who but the
other day were claiming half this globe.
We of the Old World have seen four or
five pretensions to universal empire utterly
ccniounded, even after they had acquired
some probability and prescription. So we
think it only natural the experiment should
be tried in the New World and should
fail.
But when the worst has come to the
worst, then arises the occasion for Wis
dom which is only second TO that which
shows itself in prosperity. tits something
10 save ones life in a shipwreck. II 10
something TO give ysur creditors five shil-
lings in the pound. Ilis something il your
son turns out an ordinary gentleman when
you expected him to be an Archbishop or
Lord Chancellor. We moderns say that
" bali a loaf is better than no bread" but
one of the oldest " saws" in the world is
ON the folly OF a man who does not know
how much more the half IS than the whole.
The Americans have only TO do what every
body has TO do some time or other-what.
according to theology, the human race has
TO do-try for the second best when the
| first is gone. The United States best
know how much England gave up last cen
tury. and how little she has really lost by
il. France is an extensive, prosperous.
glorious and most formidable empire, but
she has failed in several attempts at univer-
sal empire. and now occupies less territory
than she did thousand years ago. or at the
beginning Of this century. She is not the
better for Algeria; Russia is not the hap
pier or stronger for Poland nor Austria for
her footing 10 Italy. England has refunded
many conquests when she found the cost
of holding them. If the Americans are
too high minded TO be advised by US. per-
haps they will take lesson or two from
our history, which happens to be most to
the point when it is their history as we'll
as ours. We have been quite as proud Of
the United States and have found them
quite as useful since they ceased TO be our
own. We have all come to the conclusion
that they had right to be independent.
aud il was best they should be. Nor can
We escape the inference that the Federals
will one day come to the same conclusion
with regard TO the Southern States.
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RETALIATION Richmond Di,pdtct
SAYS that two of the Ian zee officers new in
the Libby prison are shortly tobe hung. in
retaliation for the marder. BY the order Of
Burnside, ola Captain and Lieutenant, re-
Gently executed under his infamous death
order." The two victims will be selected
by lot from among lhe Captains and Lieu
tenants now in the prison.
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Til. following is an extract frsm letter
from YorkviIle, s. c.:
The weather is beautiful, the wheat
locks splendid, and very large crsps Of il
sown. Flour has already fallen to I'll.
Large quantities of corn and bacsn are be-
ing shipped TO the srmy-larger, perhaps,
than 10 any other part Of the State. Frsit
crop large, except the apples.
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SAyr, Asv.-i, il stated that a house

Santa AsYs.-ft il stated that house
i brirg prepared III ftra Ctu1 FOR the re-
ception Of General Daa Ani,nio Lopez de
Santa AIMS. From this announcement we
suppose hc is about % turn 10 again, wood
IN Tex and all twas ;he Wrench. we be
lieye, whp deprived rim oflhis lee. when
they were al war wtA Mexico On former
occasion. ssrsyiii appeal.
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
A UCTION NOTICE
"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT PARLOE SUITS.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFO RTE,

FRENCH CHINA, GLASS WARE. SILVER WARE.
CUTLERY. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. &C.
(fhursdsy) afternoon two O'Clock the entire OF
e elegant residence, l52 West Twentynrst street.
Seventh avenue. comprising
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD, PEARL INLA1D
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, FISCHER MAKER,
MUSIC CABINET STOOL AND COVER COST 5000;
Regan walnut Parlor Furniture suite Gen.
w and Pier abes Eageres Turkish LOUNGES aud Chairs
Damask and Lace Curtains Sba .os &c together With
large and costly collection OF Parian and Lava Vases
Dsaue Figures, Biorzes IS Oil Paintings. Ac. &c.
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND Nj CRSERY.
Bedseads Bureaus Sprng and Hair Mattresses
Beds Bedding Extension Table Bullet and Chairs
rch French and Bohemian China cut Glass Ware Silver
ware Cutlery &c, with everything desirable In fashiona
Die elegantly Furnished residence Parties from dis
assured that this sale will pos lively take place.
rain shine Commence at two precisely Catalogues nj
house
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
n ENRy n LEEDS . co. AucrIoSKERs -uENRY

BoGART, AUCrToNEER.-BY SAL BooART.-
o. sat rda Oct Al ldh ocork. 81 the arcton rooms,
No North William street tIo sehohd Furniture, consist
Ina q lsrse su seuera assortment Of Psror. Bedroom
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SALES AT AUCTION. o,<.
SSnFRr " NICOLAy, AUCTIoNEEkr ,ovns
a LonEaIIi an SALE OF STOCKS AMI noNDc'
IA hIvf az RT H. NICoLAY WILL SILL
rIIIs nay (TiI IuRSDAYl OCTObEH Lu
Ar uAIF'PAST TWELVE OCLOCk, Al Iuh
Al " STOCKS sALESROOMs
% " LILLIAN STREET
voR ACCOl Mt OF WHOM 1T MAY CoNCpnN; =
aosbs Empire city Inssio0 q sss kina Fire IN; S9
10 ri,a To sn,nnee "a ~ Brevo1rt Insurance. 70
@ ao z,s rire nsrance "a 70 GreepsburS Gas Co 100
~ EiE,e ~ ."I NJ. re MtN hi 100
sn cairo Cy Property 10y - hu.u $3.50 M
Peoria and oqaaeka RR co. Per cent I'd mortgage
bonds.
SA 90 Lee Cmnty per cent bonds.
ShunO Kroktk City ner cent bonds
$h.C0l New AlbanS ~ per cent eHans. 49, ,.,,u..s
IS 900 Keokuk, VI 0Spi Pleasant and Mnsestns "Aos"
per bonds. A.. -..-...,, q
per cent bonds. l., -, - ..n.
$iooo preferred special canal pes eon'
-. ,eo,
mn New Y,rk and New Haven Rairoad per cent honda
"NA ALBERT H. NlCO1AAY.
and Stock Broker.
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ASTROLOG Y.

A sToNIsHINo TO ALLi-MADAMB MORRow.
IA seventh da ghter and born with natural gif OF fore
sight TO tell how koon and often will marry. you
WISH 70 kno ereu your % nery nougnS or no pay Her
be whole world. gives lucky charms and
band and absent friends without charge Is Ludlow
street. below Houston Fec only twenty-five cents all houra
until 81 IN the evening. 0entle'nen not admitted.
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DEN TIsTRy

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT rAiN-DN nv.
j DER 80 Grand tusst sdns snisters Nuto o. dc
Gas With NE nos, voI~lcria success iatselY psn.
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liOTE LIS.

V,HE MITCHELL HOUsE-CORNHR or TwENT,
fifth and Fourth avenue Bedroon ms for fam lI,e
and single gentlemen, with table d'hote Also a Suit 9
Rooms with private table.
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ROSEWOOD CANTERBURY. MUSIC BOOKS, &c.
DINING ROOM

Solid carved oak Buffet satuary marble top; Hertz's
patent Dining Table. Couches Arm Chairs elegant sets
ruby Glassware, Decanters Gobleis Champagnes Wines
Sets Finger Bowls ruby and Parian Punch Bowls Gold
Liquor Set China Dinner Sets Decorated Tea Sets
peces Dinner and Tea Sets SverW Coffee
Urn, Casters Cake Baskets Napkin Rings SPOONS and
Forks ivory handled Table Cutlery, Lounges and Chairs,
reps Cham hersROscwood Dressing Berpaus,
Bedsteads Warrobes Commodes Chairs Armoire 0lace.
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Blankets Coante Tpanes,
10 Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
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~ has Equal in America and is the lady who hrst ad
vertsed IN this city and Boston, and 500 reward Of
fere 70 any who can surpas her IN giving correct in
business nattrs Of all kinds you have trouble,
after how serions aay for She also
kcrbes for all diseases and 10 making great cures N b.
This no humbu does she wish 10 impose on the I'M
Please her skill This lady also factures
wash ca led chinese Bvso an infable remedy Tor remov
frekes And renders the skin perfect
~ soft and nirhly rerumed and elegant article
FOR the toilet Ladies It, Please remember this the
only independent Ga in THIS city. She refer
the most prominent citizens of New York, Philadelphia
and other cities Call and satisfy Office
l3 East Thrueh street, between Tnird and Lexington
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COLCHESTER, THE CELEBRATED MEDIUM, CAN
~ he consulted on all affairs Of life past, present and
future, ut his rooms Broadway opposite the New York
Hotel In connection good trance aud hea ing medium.
TrYOU WANT ADVICE CALL ON MArAM DEMolR,
French ASTROLOGICAL who was never know to fan to
veal all the past future or present She brings together
those long separated and show crc likeness Of future
husband. Ladies' Is cents gent emcn 80 cents Apply at
l66 Nineteenth street. between Seventh and Eighth
second floor.
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4 BARGAIN FOR HoUSEKERPERS ~ FAMILY
"A giving up housekeeping Will dispose OF ici Furniture
al private sacrifice Jso teauuful
Parior SUITS covered Ia rrh French hrctie 'oth sun
consists OF so,a Tete Tets, Arm hair
caption Chars erdcf TIE
present elegant rosewood seven octave Psnooris
Stool and Cover, rosewood kttcerr, w Tables
Turkish Char ans Lounge back walnet Fnnei. fI
teusiou Table. Dining chairs. rosewood ard
hncany Bcdruom Salt. Splfng and Hair Mattresses Busseis
and Ingram CarstS bronze Clock Curtains, Nc,
&c ali al great cash. The will scl
In lots suit Inquire a l9 West Eighth street.
brtw rifth Sixth avcauea
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cpIg nQl NOR1lf or CAST OFF CLOTHING
DIV wv antd~-I VIA ray the hinest price ior
not g. gSf 49, t,sBas pssseen fhuytn.ri ant rhlr-
,Yfout tsuf4a u. II. STRAUSS.
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MADAME PARsELLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
Ivl Nidwne-Comforabc rooms are provided for al
who ~ iurc her attention Also the plies and
dafr.ra Zen s other remedies fai. Appy personally OF
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CBERITFs SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES. RICHARD
~ WALTERS, auct oncer, vI srli SATURDAY. Octo err
at o's,o k at aurton No. ~ hast Brosdwav. a
kge stock OF Boots aud shoes OF guod sy; ciy manu-
fsc JAMEs lYNCfi shcnI
HOsn KEtLY Deputy Sheriff
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JosBPH BEeENAS. AucuoNEER.
> EnfntV .

A. ~ clock A. NJ at the Cenrat Salssrooms OF
Wiloughb aud Pearl streets. Brooklyn.
feoera assortment of rosewoo mahogany and walnut
Iafor, Chambe and DINING Room Furniture Hair Mat
srss'es iea her B,ds Bsddn Mirrors Crockery snrpc,s
wagon aud Harness. Oicioths Stoves. kc.. xc
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n sELDNER AgCTfoNEfR-sELDNER Ipvy
~. viii s.l on FRIDAY. ocober at lof cloos 10, Of
aud second. hand ladies' and gents Wearing Appate
Al liis oc,ock lt vi iuu~ehod Furniture Secs
and tstpfes oi grocery. liquor and variety store.