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AUCTION NOTICES.

A LOTION SALE OF GENERAL HOI' ~
[thold htniturc, embracing eVeryth ne n-~es.Arv
tor no seke'ring adjourned from last seet will take
zee this DAY, NJ ~ Oco@k ct II rtyv.sant Place,
pth =. betsOrr ID And I'd ave- 80
4 tCflOS NOTlC Fly BELL 4 ISGRA.
IAHAM, Auctioueets. konds,, l0., vtiI he sold
~,tbott reserve, 81 the cor Bsysrd aud Eyshrth Of,
the stort. hftures aud other furniture u suparior
iof . W., ne old brandy. ruIu. siu. y nee &c
.'so the lik'u"s ~ the store, nearly new, counter
,pendid her pump j.. g.assfs, pictnr.s, chzrs
blc. Screens. Ice chest, rloch, &c I2s
a l'iIuN SALl " MAGNIFICENT
~ HOUSEHOLD n KNIrtRF.
~ Sskl.i. " WESTtOIf, Auctr, will sell this
Fridsv afternoon, 81 O'Clock all the furniture cou
tanned In houss lb9 West Plat s near ,th ave- com
pi,ins superb paIior, chamber and din ns furn-
lure, beds, bidding, tspsHry and ingram carpets,
sars, ,ilver-Me, cutlery, -. no ostpopeine Mt.
Sale rain u sbin.. liz
IlAWNBEOkfkS SALE--iOIIS MORTI-
MIR, Auctieneer will eel this day, Friday, 18th
inst, at III O'rock o. bic store, 10 Fast BroNdw y,
900 los % mems clothing. BY srdsr Of u. COHEN
GO. lac PECARt co. Ia
DAW \ BfOKERS SALf.--lIllS DAY,
j ~ SJAAIN WEAVER. Jr.. siil sell a. The sales
room, las Nluth sye, at o'cloct, . general assort
Ilsnt Of goods ts,nE pledged year aud upu ards By
order OF Gto. tLDLirf, 20 Fast isth at. e0
\NiLliAM Writer'S, AlCrR. WILL.
w "l Ills dsv, at 40 Csnsi ~, st o'clock, very
lNFr quantity - uru ture fol rlors, nins rooui,
h'dl oon tieheu Ac. Sale positive, rain SHINE l9
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iTTESliON. LADIES - I'M OLD ES-
n sounded New fork fur Nan 'f,.iudng Co.. De
5p'. ~ a. stham 81. opp ysta tiooks "hits marble
uHt- No. IL the time "a sel your su,ts for about
ard Al very low rates Watsr March and French
Mink aud Sable Csps., hnha and Cuns, from I5o to
10. french and Water Y lnt and sAIis ayfs from
variety snd beautiful furs for children OF bar
ss,n. Altering and Repairing % q. ls,e,i styles
tl< fLEhIh1. hAAAssg,
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INSTlsl CTlON.

DASJO TAUGHT -BANJO TAI Glif 81
- be DUBsON Brothers, - ouIth ~, eoi .Jlh o.,
Pupils guaranteed thorough kuos lcdxe vi The bau
Ia one couIs. OF lessons Tor e. BAuJos mao. ~
der ~
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DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL AND l'SLltL SLIT %
Iltesth Teeth extracted without pai: ,ectH 81 ~
goid, p.tiua, silver, vuicante OF lthh. rh"lou
IN su advertised prlcss. Dr REED, 80 a.i.h ~ Gr.
l-.h 1t, ~
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w WED.

VN-.Srln-,u, ,lgIs tn wnpI A
w ,....a. -. A.. 80. ~. ~ "cnn ~
mrnt Apry 81 NJ LevnGdst up ta,rs. 3ii
VXYASTEpA kHW NHW SHIFTS iro,or.
w 80. =, - ~. .i.s... ., - =, '. .,,'
Of No staple st, of Duans. 49,
NTANrkDtIITY FIRST tIASs opE
w &c /. ,n wh..,., n w,l.cc, sns yv,s.
e. Nh, 800 ~ y, .h,cs ~, sS,s i,nsn e,, w
~ 80. n .s. 'I ,s s auen so.w no
80. ~ ~ S AZ ~ .p n Yy .,,is .ssat.s 10
81, n va - ~ '.u o 49, $3.50 'Aii sA" '1 AtbV
Nf.SILn' ,I,>ns ~ WHY NNAp
w 49,. a.. ,,f., ~ , ~, ,..',
shVs tne oa nsuus Sih peas ppS ihheu,
~, ~, hnu nr .ns t'n upoks. HnEN t;Ns ~
fi'tS' cor Nour' snu eAekeU sN brooklyn. 80
NyTANIllp-kSIllt CUTTERS pN kuap-
w 81. ,n,Is q, si,LXkSs !. ANN - Y,
xvA., NV'' W ''>o W" i-'-,' ~
V1r,yrrn COON MASS vnirnrp
w All, =, Z. u.',n,. =. - ". a. =, -
r.-Srp v ~ pc ~ ", w" '''a' VI ~ 80
',n '"''' "'S0s " ,',,,,u ,,,,y.,~ A.,
q" '''' ~ NV ."N w.
NlrASIID - GOOD MnItInLkS A.
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EOk SALL-AT % JANE 81, \ lAp'
assort ment ~ counters, tables, de.is siicr !,
ton,, shO~ cases and sigD, nud nrN ga 90. >
hand shelving put UP al thu -Lori,st notice p,
EOH SALf. 1000 PAIR OF OLD BOO
= les. AUD soles aud large $3.50 tntn' con, a =
on baud. JO~kPH b, kh >Rl' ~ fasi H..
street. 10
'NO BON IEAMk AND LDiNts
L maker, For .si. cheap, pIsnlns tnArh.u-, ~ .
saw, m .ndTi groove snd ionsurf complete lfiIn
at ls9 Hester al, .nd ioor. ~
JIsE GAY rA1fNr AXLE GREASE,
~ Dsp1t. - NhitrhAll VI, y. !
lsk GAY = rATtNI AxLE CREASE,
psvpt - " VI, shs4 ~ \ !. svA
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WANTED.

s- Tven,y I'VE little girls 10 lean Also son. sooi
iS.e bud makers, to vork 81 home "hishkk,
A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE Ard
a Female help. q al ns.ion.. at No. 3 osiray,
sss e9o. g d: w.hinrop Hotel Ihc,s .ey
.r "a s%p,oysd imnsaiA'sy. C''h wanted I9f
A BOY WANTED IN The OYSTER saloon,
"A 70 Hudson ave, Brooklyn. '9n'
A GIRL WANTED To TAXI CHARGE
"a ola Baby. Call at 23i Eo's'v. was', y i"'
4 TKtSTl GIRL or WIDOW LADY II.
lder % sautnd. 20 do tho work 90 sIal ian P,
,.V sors. Ar2y 400 Itinds. A1'er.'sa p''''
MASON. wHUCA> NDN\D.
.pa % sns IG Up .oa no o. 1sa -. hoes
-asr'. With good sero,nmci.ton'. Mn, 80. H.. al
Monday. -,
A YOUNG MAN Wl>Ht>A SITUATION
As' assistant bartender, or s1ud 20 und' iusuue.
t Sns ,sbr..: 20: os ",r' 'p'I Of No.,
Ohc.. -
a NUMBhR OF LACE AND HI ~lpN
hand: vsnted 70 max eoila,., .lcc,e., rle 81,
80 800 - r,mn.I' Tor ace .Ss, =. aa rhh.n;
LgskINk 4 co . " Prince II g.
RONNLT-fRAMkS- AN1Eu. \ r,r.ou
a'to assist and MAKE her.slf s.ncsiy u.eui n the
.der,l. Apply a SisC,n,isi W taiIs ia
ROOl tlrILH> WANTED ~ :. BAl.
- ard st up stair,. to -Ort b. the s.e,e or week
steady york and nishss .ares give. -
RAISTkRs wANIEp-OS SulEi>
- % Barcl.s 4. up-stair'. ."~
RLrL siONE tLAGCEiS AND Cut,-rs
Ovaptei. Apply 70 DlNoN s rLiHORsI. rnr
hamiitoD ave aud kspe yess', >ou.L brVstYu. 80
pOf WANIEp--AN brand BOY About
LA years Old ~an,,d IN o;Asiuu'ry store Bc.' "
rsiefsnes r~uuiies Inquire ~ . Nassau 81. -
ROY WAITED Ar D. WHITEHALL r.,
ASup s.ahs. ~ to =; yeass ii sse. :.
poIS WANTED Al /. DIVISION II.
lysth ro,' Apply BE-; aud o.c.ocs A. u !.
ROi MANIkD-AN nONt>l AID NJ
~ :ptab!s boy !. e II yssr. Old American pig;
ssss ' q. lay xIGkkkso 1s t'S Wfr INA L. -
DOY WANTED. FROM IL TO II YEARS
ID old, willing ~ make himse Z u,c,,t. one kho
sds. With his par.ts Ursisrrrd. Appy al iol Are .
e. "a 6oor. =
4 'HANSELNA sHOLMAkEKs-wan
" "a. 9. - mai ers, be Ier.. trimmer. tss'u On
Coas,isnd At :.
CAEpENItES WANTED Al - lhliu
" ay,nlc.
I'RktND ROY
il N.Il Fourth .roe' II'
IrOhtW OMAN ~ NONIN bitti.I
j men,. as, suo.,ed s..-. snd p,riclcei bia' /.
hanes ~sutcd a. the Ls.ie Ssirt Nor." ''
Ave-
ELENIIUEL wANl.p-PAElll.S NAV
j ING iurn.iui.- miroI., ,a-Fi', o. o he; oJ'
.ss:sas. By .4dTf;.is n ESlrLgt soI -, ,s,
ssntrd- ~
(,IHiS OFT OF EMPLOY MEM Al
" having no home. may Apply al Int ''iis Lods.n
HoI-. 10 CsDA 81. 81 go"
GOOD HANDS wASrFp ~ iAKt CT
Nr,nn,! shitts TO mnk. D., msehine, &" rcrt' :. e.
A.tys gf..d- 81 q.
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WANTED.

SEW iNG NAtHiNE NIEpLE AAhtk>
ID fojr. A.,
StENAh WANTED NBHOOkLiN. III.
,Jn' ds,elv; S1te.pec,hle ..tvsnv, cooks. cham
t"tu!,cs. nufs-. ,ni l1ri. 'or hnu~vots Apply to
n MINING, u Couft s.. Btooklyn, opp's,t, tt'l
Hsl. exc i"ut situations nov ready sud tie bish,t
~sse' 1 e es' ei'lc n tie tinted s,cs 81
ShlRI HANDS MANTEp-IUWO WORN On
- ,woveu tkir's to Got hsnlt seidy work and
81 JOHN KRSkINE
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SrkAW BAGS WANTED.

.' nv - o. al $40 Wet - -. 3iP
TO >uOtNtkEl.S -MASILD' li\ g..
r'.ir' aul chiitien's ns'',. inVnfcst j.
~ zee 10. .,.rts l.,s $50
TVS VIVA WAHIlD-lu A DOpp
80. 'gNl 'he hss' NJ sss.- Ard q - ~, ~
p.'tuJ WOubw NEt'. liti-oni .tv -
~ NIntH WNklE~ AMID ~
i mrdist 80 and' Tor curling, srs.ug Nnt ie
AZ NuFr-u\. % ntusd-ss. -
TWO SiI iNB WOOL DlfE~ " ,nt.i.
ipr- . ra.t Hous'nE st. !"
'rlNNNN WAStiD "A GOOD WORK
] man. AID stoV 60 i"a-n toe ,-sle. -, ~it y
~, TOEiNE LISTkN WANItD-k FEW
s,od viotctiur ruci, cen drd a. ady .crk =, good
p-iee. NICHOLS, ~ E1>EI-r co.., - MAJ
n LIME. q,
VEST Btl> lEkS. ~ FINE CASHMERE
sud mi.it.y piTg,r vests; highest prize pAd ~
i-l 'hathain at. AND g. New nSwery .Gi
WANTED BOX NNNLHS--2 5000
w Dor maker, fli i eir Emp .o,tneri a. -
h'as 81 III LlfUAL hNEli ull. i.>
N'A\IfU--FOUE rEENfN ND ONE
w ~ ., .ho .peri.ct.y and 'r'isni the ou,.uc-,
WV Srit<N ii~1 D'visi at a."
N ANlED--A yIllCilLH ~ l,DiL>'
w l,mJr.. bJc.. u.shes. vase, and employ
men. a, ,s.t 'ornd ~ s.snton street. ts"nelt
door. it'
\NANrtD--IFN COAT FINISHES MD
w F" leerr'r. PAD ~A'.' uius APP, To-"
NfANIED-. JutENiNNtN BARBEK
atM JOINS hs.i GfesIns saloon; nort hrt
. FRET fst' man ned apply On, hlsh.H wsses ava
AND couI.nt "mp,o' meus ss'n; closed Oh SUI
day. IL
\\1ANTtD-A Mt1AL SpISSfE--Ai-
w py to plrrZ { co. ~! " ini.m a. e6a
\IANlfD A >MARI ACTIVE BOY. u
w 10 10 yeMs fsr.. att. ~CntLG's, al Psrls
Etidn ssns foous 81 C,u'tlauis ~.
NTANltD-gU lOt NJ GADit> AND /
w fe- me- "n uue pan, si'cl.. .ui onrrN.ors on
siLs =, ma 'ine'. IL. MI avs, hro sln lga
\JANiLp-fOR GOOD pLADL,- PhO-
w ,e.tant aud catholic girl. ooots, first las,
saitf'sscs. eAsDih.iua Ia. IsDntrnsaf, hunsf -oth
! srr 30 nts ior tic colh'r' Excellent plA''' ~
sAl spfRS'H uihce, 90 tih 40, cor 2ith al. 30
\irANIFlI-N STEONt, Roy. 10 WORk
w % h,ior,. ..lit ~" sv', htoosl-n ''
\(tAEli "a CLOAK uANbS. ~ ~
! W iirrthnvr Nso ola.N'.s. ca \, heel q " .
/ 'lu'ftat lnz ltarin''. CAL AL 'hr ~ =. DO,
! w ANIl.D--A "tNIEhI. ioi NJ ANlE
! w ir,n iady 60 .--vc vesi nth a -sat'.msu 49,
/ child A'4ie,. ~. u -JEt, ooi ~ .on one -
w N\lLD A kESPH FABLE Nut on
w 90 t"ud bar and as'i,' ~ the Ia re- Al .ae ~
/ l.o1 ii's.l % = hlt,ol =, 70 charlie. -
NiTANTtb-t,i 70 CLEAN NtCtIA
| w be, Inquire ~ fscsor O.. stanton 81. Il"
NASltD--A GERMAN GIl.h 10 y,
w general hour>~ori NUS. .unacr,;and @o"sins
I "a 5000 Nssh'f Anc Tptcr. Avn AZ ~ " Z.
| "a A.. between IT'D AMI 18th avrs. ,,h
NfANfrp SHIRT BOSOM AND LApiL;
w collar operators on Wheeler q wll..ns ma
! ,bircs; psst lrices paid . scod operator. APP y
! -. ,.nal -. cit, l,s
NAASTFD-AN ENPERlI. NJ Ed OPERA
w ratot on wh"-ier 1 Wii-ous sr.ing machine
20 work ca neck ties aies younl ladies t. IN
i-n. 10Y
NTASTED SMART GIRL FOX TIL
w general houssvurk Of . pri,sts family. ApIi
vita city reference At 24 Wet ssth o.. between 5
aud iHth aSc-s IL
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NkrANIkb --tOOD OPi.H,IOitN %,
w Gtu,er Bascr's s'siDg chine, Tor I.ck lir.
20 'ste ILe voik home a,o some bA.trr' The hi ~
..t uric.s psid. Appy after . l. ~. at u Murray q
Ist ufgf 90
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NNTASTED-A SMART GIRL FOX THE
w general houssxOrk Of . pri,s,s family ApIiy
VIII city reference. At 2l west 18Th 81. between 5ih
aud lot aSr-s Il
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(NlELS Wan Ed flsal. vi Ail.
VI s.rls wanted 90 DO gAt 'esng on fancy EorN
Apply At - krsd". 81, IA i'oor imhHdisi U.s. los
ClkL WANIED-lO MAKE ,l EkESi
VI holders: Que sLo Lns worked al he bu.incss
Wsses " pr week Apply II Am q, shiri noor,
New lork 100
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\
sme. DEMnELats. turriuu Of Fashions. So
Broad~a,, \ al! s.;rf AN 81
NAMED -i0,Afis 10 PACK SAFER
w s'r, non" r"cd apply ho ttc ewho i,i.'s IN.
" 3 the 'D''' ,os = y w'.H S sY.
WANTED 3 TiSMf>. THOROUGH
w wolkw'n, .ho ludcr.iand making paint clu..
Ap.ly III Iulton". -
NNANrED OK 3GOOD khlIlEE
w vsru,h-r,. 100 Cans. 81 1856
WANTED APPRENTICES. 10 LEARN
w the cloth cap makiu.; paid while lea ming Az
Jr ~! Vast -th =. ~ iionf. lE
WANTED GIl.l., OS Stlt-FEEDlNG
w svanslips presses. II. CAEpT>rfR 6CQ, -
Lconardst la'
NVANTED-2 Or > SMALL GIRLS 10
w ,yrie. and r.re, l6 Counisndt st. top ionr III
w ..r.ur. a tiye ~. tom ii TO ID wear. old H.,
qIGph; iA4.'.iNl / 60. >. - t.r.~uNirhs D
NVTANlID -- ItN SMART GIRLS iOf
W ,,,nr sud sin scsinr on cloth h,,, and
c.r Apply a. itEi MAS RNliAEks Al Broad
INItSIII--NN OPERATOR ON ~iAG-
W sr'. ns'h.u'. Ap3.y iot. NSlnoN,,
NNJANlED-A GOub,llk tO!. yn.u;
w m,l vi.b,rr rngo 10 lie 2 SAY Tor yea,
i.Hr4-i a.. HfrnI. u .ui .,, "a. .is.n.ls 'r. M
sutu,' Arp,. a. the Ns's SHIPPING ONES, =. u -
. fTF oT i'' 20 ~ ~ 80
! N\IANlku GOOD. >MNEI ST NCiI.fk
w on ~iud'rA 'had"~ to sbou' s.'sds 4osk sud
sTss, Xps, T. hat AhHss 80 B, j" d." Il. Il
MAMIE. TWO ms EArEINlIOR-
s--es to -ors IN the ntou c'st,, q, - luton
Nho vii! ant +, DARCY 80
WANTED-AN RNiEEiiNNED Op~rator
! w gu ". a. ". machine, tois orr ave home an
Il, sdv eIDpovusrt NAV bs had by sepi.inr 70 NJ.
| u. hOkElrDS, krIs .u2
NIANILD- GOOD CLOAK MAhit>
w -sItri Immediately sl.o, Sea olcrs"rs "
" h"' isg ! W .ls"us m4chiues, With thtIi re
CONES; Apps a. - Chamber. 81, stare. 81
Nt'ANrNl-GOOD BOYS FOR >rEkbN
w -or. 10 akndiing wood ysrt. Price .0r hunn
lir; i 80 yer 'o, - East is,h 1t near Ave 4. 90
SITANrID lMMEDIAlHLY. 100 cool
w cloak uhse TO whom the r,e's.' Uag-s y a. b.
p,id. vorA HSst'. Apply soc iikiNENAN co
81, li'o3d ~, b.
\LrANiLL.-A EI\r K>NlIu ASD 40
W 9, on ss- .1t N.a'v Oh snd J,a,
ken, \. 800
! WANTED a PRACTICAL M\N /,
w pi,ss ia.. 500. acct apply Hn'.' the, a.
dcr.tand tn ul-ias,s lhGtOu.th. Ap.,y a. 81, y b.
Or .. from n \ ~ - o,io's ". 81
N\1ASIIbAGOO GA> flI1iE-G,~
w sage. viii be paid, ., SJ,ih ~ a., brool "a
u. =. GAlt.s'N. ~
NirtNlED--A> MAEi EHkEGtIII NAN
w .'orun ilt. machinery. lle v1' ther1uslds a q
a. NG. ca rAE'~ store, ~ -, Prsri A. 80
NAAHIED FOR THE L. :. NANf--SEN
w men, ora. ssemen. landsmsR, coal beavers AZ
nTemsp iof one yea. Apply d The clothing ,'o .
} No. 4e Pear, corner Of ysndsvA.sf, y Aouth' nsI
y sdvssest wy, 4. Hat Nv
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4 1ktSTl GIRL or WIDOW LADY / y.
-Nder % .autnd, 60 do tho york ci si1al ian g
AID svist in attending ,tofe. ACpd HON !
,Ny sort. Nryy 400 Grand g.. A1,e-.rsu t;s'' ...
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I,LAZitK> WANTED TWO MEN All
Atwo bows corner ourt and Atlantic sts, Brood
l,n, 20 60 10 work lhis morning. SHi LDOS. Bril-
p..iy knife. -.
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NNANIFD--A WOMAN ACCUSTOMED
w o. 10 st,mnius 10, braid and embroidery, 81
amp. niMuEtIrS Enp,riuL Of IAshiou'. EJ
Broadwa', - t,ll Att ."A.M %
i\,ANirD Ito ,;it.i.> 10 PACK sALEk-
w ,r.. uorr uecd apply bu thc . Who itI''s IN.
IS "a . !" Washington ~, = \.
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NAASTFD-AN kAPtRiI NJ Ed OPERA
w ratot on wh"-erl wilson's S.ing machine,
10 work Ca neck ties also . ies younS ladies ~ In
il,
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4 MASON. wiiO'AN II ENl>H NDN\t
[Aof from TO ~ men. 10 AZ ,oou so'"l spine.
and PIT up stone ounda;lors 20. . h0u.es Higtnaf
~asrs. With good accommodation, Nnr, ~. a.. ,d
~a'. room ., from ~ until V,,cck. stlAd-y D Il
Monday.
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hss Asstsnt bartender, or luld 20 undt r usuur.
t,ns In rtsisy ,shls grrrrv -,of- cons -fu AZ
b.. ,ness. Adir.ss Tor dsJs. \ Dr.. BoT 80. an
O1lr.
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ROY WANTED. FROM T. TO II YEARS
- old, willing ~ make himse Z usri,l. one sho 70
eide. With his pAr.is prsisrrrd Appy al iSl Ne, .
Al
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QOrS WANTED Al H. DIVISION Il
lJsth for Appiy BE-; aud o.c.ocs A. u
tPKSCE's SONS. -
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EIRlS WASTkD 10 LEARN 10 VI An"
VI dress and CLOAK ornament. sage. paid sh 9
Earning. Apply 81 b. xAlSAED's III Liberty -.
IT. stars. T"
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CHANNEL NAIL sHOEMAkEH~-Wan ;ei
" IA. 9. - mai ers be ler.. trimmer. 90 'rs'u On
o. 80 and chdryn's worn hi ghert wage. paid. ~ 20
Coaf'isnd It. -
CARPENTERS WANTED Al - iiiil.D
" ay,nlc
I'RktND ROY
il A .li Fourth sfrrp' Ii'
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-09

D1xoN, July %, 1862.
Messrs. SHELDON Co., Auburn, n. Y.:-We
the undersigned were employed to bind the grain
cut by the Reapers at the trial held by the Illinois
State Agricultural Society at this place the past
week, and hereby certify that the CAYUGA CHIEF,
in the cleanness of its cut and the perfect delivery
of its gavels for binding excels all others operated
at the trial
WILLIAM RUTH, PATRICK FLYN,
JAMES REEHAN, THOMAS CLARK,
Aeusrus E. MoEILER " RlcuARD MoELLER.
~. may22-5tf
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NOTICE FOR APRIL 1868.
TO THE SICK .
DIR. ". C.. PRICE,
Analytical Physician,

Late of Buffalo N. Y, will will be for consultation
on diseases generally at
NILES, BOND HOUSE, DURING TUESDAY,
THE 2STH OF APRIL.
KALAMAZOO, BURDICK HOUSE, 1sr AND
FORENOON % OF NAY
1t will be remembered that DIR. Price has visited
Miles, Kalamazoo and the other places in our State
regularly every few weeks for the past two years,
and will continue to do so. All persons unable to
visit him can receive his aid by addressing aletter
to his
"a Residence, Waukegan ILL.,, where allletters
| should be sent. Isl
DIR. Price devotes his whole time to the cure of
ISCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FITS. NERVOUS
lMALADIES, FEMALE DIFFICULTIES, CON-
SUMPTION, THROAT, LIVER, HEART, KID
NEY AND ALL CHRONIC COMPLAINTS. Our
practice founded on truth, seventeen years stand
ing differs from all Others no trifing with human
existence, sacrificing life by experiments. We
know upon examination the cause of disease and
remedy needed to remove it, not by guessing, but
| by knowledge. No poisons or harsh medicines to
injure the constitution, but mild and efficient No
making sick to make well, tearing down to build
up, abandoning business or starving-no giving
encouragement without prospect. coming once
never to be again, but honest in our dealings,
| frank in our opinions, moderate in our charges,
regular eveIy few weeks in our visits. We invite
investigation, claim not to know everything, or to
cure everybody do claim to reason and common
sense, and to cure nine out of ten said to be incur
able We particularly request those who have tried
| this scientific doctor, that respectable physician,
boosted and advertised medicines, and doctors I'M
til worn out and discouraged; to call upon costs
| nothing, as consultation is free.
| Dowagiac Jan. 18th 1868. oct23 27-y1
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again commenced and
the place had to be cleared by the
mounted constabulary. After they had
passed on, however, the mob again re-
turned and battered in the windows of
the Hibernian Hotel and the ilIumina-
tod devices outside the house.
The Commercial Hotel was next
turned to, and in less than ten minutes
almost every pane of glass in the front,
facing Pembroke ssreet, was broken.
AT times the showers of stones thrown
from hundreds of hands were really
terrifying, breaking in, as they fire.
quently did at one volley, the entire
sashes of the windows, while others of
the house, and fell among the people,
inf1icting, in many instances severe cuts
and bruises.
A scene of the utmost disorder here
prevailed. Numbers of the people fed
terror stricken, while the ruf1ians who
remained only redoubled their efforts
on beholding the CONSERVATION and de-
struction they were causing. Such
was the determination of the mob that
scarcely any force could quell them. AL
though they ran at the charges Of the
constabulary, they returned, and did
not stop until they had made almost a
complete wreck of the windows of those
who illuminated.
The organization of the rioters seemed
complete. In one of the rows the
Mayor received some rough usage. At
midnight the military was sent for, and
one company soon arrived, but their
services were not required. After they
had retired, however, set of ruffians
broke in the windows of the Crown
Solicitor. Two arrests have been made.
The city is now tranquil.
LETTER FROM QUEEN VICTORIA.
The following letter from Sir George
Grey, expressing the sympathy of the
Queen with the families of the sufferers
during the recent Examinations in Lon
don, is published in the Daily NeaSs:
"WHlrEHALL. March 13, 1868.
"MY DEAR LORD 81 am command
ed by the Queen to express the great
grief and concern with which her Mai
esty has read the account in the news
papers of the lamentable loss of life
which occurred in the streets of the
city on Tuesday night.
"The Queen desires that her sincere
sympathy with the families Of the suf
ferers should be made known; and il
is her Majesty's wish that an inquiry
should be made into their circum
stances.
81 have to request that your lordshir
will be SO good as to cause this inquiry
to be made without delay, and that you
will inform me of the result, in order
thatit may be submitted to her Majesty
81 have the honor to be, my dear
Lord, your faithful servant,
@. GREY.
"The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor
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Broken the golden chord,
severed the silken tie
Never again will the old days come,
Darling. to you and ].
Dead the beautiful Past!
Scattered around its bier
Pale thoughts lie thick, and memories
Of days that were 30 dear;
Memories' Fold them up
Lay them sacred by,
What avails it to dream Of the Past?
The future for you and T.
Broken the silken cord,
Severed the golden chain,
Linking US with the beautiful days
That never can come again!
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AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES

Many persons are in the habit of taking Salts.
Seidlitz Water, Magnesia, &C., to regulate their
bowels. This is erroneous. They succeed in OBJ
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If gentle movement in the bowels is required
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passage is desired, take from four to six.
PRICE 25 CTS. per Box, containing Thirty Pills
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS,
RAILWAY & Co.,
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Bloody Scenes at the Royal Marriage
-FatQI accidents and Riots.
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DIxoN. July %, 1862.

Dixon, July %, 1862.
Messrs. SHELDON & Co., Auburn, n. Y.:-The
trail of Reapers at this place under the direction
of the Illinois State Agricultural Society, was held
upon the farm occupied by me.
Having fully examined the work done by the
different machines am convinced that the CAYUGA
CHIEF has cut the grain with the greatest saving,
and delivered the gavels in better condition 70
binding than any other Machine.
THEODORE MoELLER