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Congressional Couf.re,s.

Harvey Seeker, Esq, and John Jackson
were appointed Congressional Conferees,
without instructions, in the Wyoming county
Democratic Convention, held at Tunkhan-
mock on Monday Of last week.
w. w. Pinneo and John w. Miles are
Congressional Conferees from Mon,our CO
Hon. George D. Jackson and James De-
gan, Esq, have been appointed Conferees
from Sullivan county. +.
Hon. John McReynolds and Hon. George
Scott, are Conferees from Columbia CO.
As yet we have seen no appointments
made for Bradford county.
The Conferees will meet at Bloomsbury,
Ga Tuesday, the 18th inst, for the purpose
of making a Congressional nomin alton. -
The only candidate presented, so far, is
Hon. LEONARD B. RUPERr, Of Columbia co.
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Democratic Genfcrec Meeting.

The Conferees appointed by the Demo-
composing this Representative District, met
al Geo. w. Freezes Hotel, ia DanvilIe, on
Saturday, the Sd inst.
The following gentlemen presented cre-
den,ials and took seats in the Conference:
Columbia County,-Dr. Hiram C.. Hover,
Charles G. Barley, Esq.
MOntOur COunty,-W. D. Weidenhamer,
Joseph Hunter.
The Conference came TO order, and on
motion of Hiram C. Hover, Of Columbia,
Joseph Hunter, of Montour, was chosen
President OF the Conference.
On motion, Charles G. Barley and w. D.
Weidenhamer were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, the Conference proceeded to
make a nomination for Member.
DR.. Hiram c. Hover nominated William
son H. Jacoby, OF Columbia.
There being no other nomination made,
Williamson H. Jacoby was declared unani-
mously nominated, as the Democratic can
didaIe for Representative of this District,
composed of the counties of Columbia and
Montour.
On motion, it was resolved that the next
Representative Conference be held at the
Exchange Hotel, in BIoomsburs, on the
second Friday OF s. September, 1865. Adopt
ed.
On motion, il was resolved that the pro.
ceedings of this Conference be published in
all the Democratic papers of the District.
On motion the Conferences adjourned sine
die.
JOSEPH HUNTER, President.
c. G. BARKLEY,
w. D. WEIDENHAMER,
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Teachers Examinations.

Examinations of Teachers for Columbia
county, will te held al the following times
and places:
Miflin at Miflinville, Sept. ~. Maine
and Beaver al MainviIle, Sept. Is Locust
and R~oaringcIeek at Numedia, sept. h
Catawissa and Franklin at Catswissa, Sept.
Is. Conyngham al Centralia; Sept. 10
Briarcreek and Berwick at Berwick Sept.
10. Centre al Fowler-ville, SepI'hr. 2O =
Orange al Orauseyiite, Sept 81. FIshin$-
creek al PealeT's School House, Sept. %.
Benton and SusaIlcai al Ben Oh, Sept. %.
Scott al Light Street, Sept. 20. Mt. Pleas
att u, Zones School House, Sept'ber 27.
Montonr at Dietierick's School House,
Sept. 30. Bloom at Bloomsbury, Oct. LIST.
Hemiock al Buckhorn, Del. Sd Madison
al ~Jerseylown, Oct. 4th Pine al Warmers
vile, Oct. 9th. Greenwood and Jackson,
al Rohrsburg, Oct. I4lh.
The exercises AT all the above pla ces 10
commence al 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
Teachers are requested 10 appear for .ex-
animation before the Directors 10 W hom
they make application for employment.
c. G. RARKLEY,
County Supt.
B~ioomsburg, Aug. 81, 1864.
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REVIEW OF THE r x
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co..

A their organization intended 10 do a
IA strictly TEA business, but as they had
some customers who wished 10 be supplied
from first hands with Coffee, as well as
Teas, and as their Tea faster was posses.
sed of information relative 10 a Coffee
which could be furnished at a moderate
price and give universal satisfaction, they
have added a large roasting apparatus 10
the establishment and given large orders
for importation. This Coffee is called the
French Bres kfast and Dinner Coffee"
Coffee dealers will receive full particulars
in a circular letter By sending their address
to he.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. 35 s. 81 Vesey ST, New York.
Sept. 7, fS64.-ft
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MR- DAVID LowESBERe, one Of our Dele
gales TO the Chicago Convention, returned
home on Saturday morning last. He talks
encouragingly, and represents The Democ
racy az being in good spirits, feeling quite
sure OF success, with their candidate for the
Presidency, Gss. Georges B. MCCLELLAN
This Convention was composed of the very
best and abIesi men Of the country; and
their deliberations seem to have struck The
right chord, when we remember that there
never was a nomination for President made,
that was received BY the people with more
enthusiasm and applause, or that received
a more general ratification BY the whole
country. These Delegates did the very best
thing for The country that could be ions
under the present circumstances and We
extend TO them a welcome home with the
spplsudit, ''weIl done, thou good and faith
fnI sesvaDt." The people will sndorss their
action at The baIIol-box on the LIST Tuesday
of November T. ext.
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ID d.

In Centre township, on the nth of Aug,
1864, Cora Jane, infant daughter OF Lafay
ellie and Catharine Greasy, aged about 2 ms.
In this place, on the nth of Aug, 1864,
Lula Armina, daughter Of DR.. Hiram C. and
Caiharine Hover, aged 2 years, 4 mos. and
% days.
In Miflin township, on the 2lst of Aug,
1864, Fanny Achenbach, aged 6 years, IL
mos. and % days.
In Briarcreek, on the goth Of Aug, 1864,
Robert F. c. Stephens, aged years, l mo.
and 10 days.
In Salem, Luzerne county, Aug. 81, 1864,
Mr. Isaac Holloway, aged 81 years, and ]
months.
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WoNDER If the meeting held in Blooms
burg on Friday last, for the purpose of rails
ing money to pay a bounty to volunteers
did not convert Thomas Dunn With con
siderable dread and reluctance he was, by
the force of circumstances, induced 10 m
lock bis pocket-book I! In one point Of view
he was more patriotic than his Abolition
friends, By his ~s;gnifying ais willingness 20
staRd he draft
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FRENCH BREAKFAS
3oIFolEo

OWING 10 the very hiehN
and the great difficulty in pr6t
uniform and reliable article d
have often expressed a wish
could be supplied from first ham,
the'in:enIion of
The Great american Tea Con
to do a strictly Tea business, but d
have had some customers living at
lance that lave relied upon rs 10 sun
them exclusively with Tea aud Cofiee,
being Involvement from Them to come TO-
New York, The Great Tea Coffee Empo-
rum OF this country and as our Tea Tas-
ter was possessed of information relating
to a Coffee that could be furnished al a
moderate price, and give universal salts
faction, and al the same lime afford the
reia iler a handsome profit-we have been
compelled TO supply those parties. THIS
COFFEE HAS BECOME so POPULAR
with our customers and their sales have
increased 10 such an extent that we have
been compelled % make large additions 10
our machinery, which will enable us TO
supply a lew more customers with ii. We
will therefore send it TO those who may or
der.
Ii is fast S~UPERSEDING ALL OTHER
COFFEES. This coffee has been useh for
more than a century in PARIS, and since
lis introduction irlo this country, il has
been IN use by BONE OF the leading French
Restaurants here. The Parisians are said
10 be the best judges of coffee; and the
great favor in which it is held by them is
the best recommendation that can be pro,
duced Tor lis fine flavor and healthy effects
upon the human system.
We put up but one grade Of this coffee,
and that is OF a quality that our customers
have found from experience will give per.
feet satisfaction aud meet all the d emands
of their trade. IL is tie lowest price that
We can commend.
We do all our business on the most ex.
iensive scale, buy by the cargo and sell at
only two cents per pound profit.
We pui up this coffee in barrels only, of
l25 pounds each. This method of putting
ii up saves from 2 10 . cents per pound to
The customer, and By It's being IN a large
quantity il retains its fine flavor much
longer in This orIn Than in any olber. We
send with each barrel Show Cards, Ci.cu-
lars and Posters, 10 assist the dealer 10 iu-
iroduce il 10 bis customers. We hope our
customers will take pains 10 have ihem
well posted mp and distributed, as il Will
be TO their advantage 10 do so.
This coffee we warrant 10 give perfect
satisfaction, and if it does not please, the
pure haser has the privilege of returning
the whole or any part OF il within 60 days,
and having his money refunded ioget FER
with all the expenses Of transportation b 9th
WAYS.
We issue a Price Circular OF our Teas
and Coffees, which we are glad to send
free TO all who wish IL. ers of COT
fee should enquire for the French Breakfast
and Dinner Coffee and be sure that il was
purchased of the GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY, Importers aud Jobbers,
35 & 81 Fesey ST.. New York.
July 10. IS64.-5ms.
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c. G. BARKLEY,


The Columbia county rebellion, about
which so many wild rumors were sAoat,
and some granny editors being silly enough
TO publish long articles about it, saying
shat the rebels there were men composed
IN part of citizens from that surrounding
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from New York and
other localities. and that they had obtained
artillery al New York, with ammunition, &C.
mas been widely circulated by some of our
neighboring journals without its editors
knowing whether there was any truth in
the rumor or not. and which We are clad
to know has since turned ont to be a grand
hoax. We were one visit to that county
on Monday last, and took especial pains to
inquiie WHISTLER there had been any attempt
made or expected to be made by the cili-
zeHs of that county 10 resist the draft, and
We were informed that such was not the
case, that the whole affair was a Lumbue.
and the soldiers that had bsen sent for by
certain individuals could find no enemy bot
plenty of friends to the ssIdies.-Jsysey
Shore Herald.
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MARIE D.

On The Isl inst, by the Rev. William ].
Eyer, Mr.. George Stevsns, of Towanda,
of Catawissai Columbia county, Pa.
On the same day, by the same, MIR. Ezra
Brown, of Maine township, TO Miss Susan
Fellerolf, of Catawissa township.
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National Foundry.
Bloomsbury, Columbia Co.

TINE subsribsr, proprietor of the above
IL named extensive establishments, is now
prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds Of
machinery, for COLLERIES, BLAST FUR
NACES, STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES. &c, &c.
He is also prepared 10 make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every
thing usually made in tirst-class Foundries
His exhaustive facilities and practical
workmen, warrant him in receiving the
largest contracts on tie most reasonable
terms.
u Grain of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings.
q This establishment is located neaf
the Lackawanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
johannesburg. Sept. g 1863.
Persons advanced la llie, and feeling the
hand of time weighing heavily upon them,
with all its attendant ills, will find in the
use of HOSTETTER'S iCELEBRATED
STOMACH BGTTERS, an elixir that will
insiiIl new life into their veins, restore, in
a measure, The ardor and energy OF more
youthful DAYS, build up their shrunken
forms, and give health and vigor 10 their
remaining years. Those who are in the
least afflicted with
Dyspepsia, Agne,
Larguor, Nausea,
or any other
troublesome and dangerous disease, airs.
ing from a dIsordered system, should not
hesitate 10 avail themselves of the benefit
derived from ibis great remedy.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gen.
orally, everywhere.
Aug. 9. 1664.-1m
wv. WTRPe
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THs qnota Of this County in the call for
SOC, 600 is 5ss. Several townships have
filed their quotas.
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TIE Presidential campaign will be but a
short and spirited one, and not under fall
speed ill after the October elsction.
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The Townships OF Calawissa, Montour,
Scott, Centre, Mi6lin, and Bloom, have,
we understand, filed their quotas in Inc
five hundred thousand call with volunteers,
at bounties ranging from $3.50 10 $500
There are other townships in the county
doing the same. The present draft # made
will bsa sweeping affair. 1t will leave in
some townships not a man subject TO do
military duty. II is high time Abe Lincoln
stops this kind of business. The people are
bent on making q change about the first
Tuesday of November next. They will is
sue a requlsition on Lincoln and party to
avacua,e Washington city, and allow their
places TO be filed by patriots, scholars. and
statesmen
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j. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.

II , Mayors OFFICE, June q. 1864
10y VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE CITY COUN-
ellis and in accordance herewith, shall offer for
sale, for cash. to the CHEST bidder on Thursday,
the 29th instant, in front of the City Hall at the
hour OF IL b.. the exclusive ri ght and privilege of
using the several Corporation Scales until the list
day of July 1858: for the purpose of wei Ching Hay,
Straw, Fodder Oats in the Straw, and Live Stock,
situated ut the following aces:
No. ]. street north. ut its intersection with
Vermont aVeLpe and 18th street west. av.,,
MOP. Louisiana avenue, between 9Th anu 10Th
streets west. - =
Nos. In froat of Northern Market, at intersec-
p ton of New York avenue and b street norIn..
No.. 4. Corner Of Maryland avenue ana ID street
east. ia -
No. .. In front Of Anaeostia Engine House.
No. e. in the vicinity OF the depot of the Balti-
moreand Ohio Railroad. .---s 2 .rn >
No.7.. at the foot of Ilth street west on the Po-
tomac river. ~
No S Atthe foot of Sd street east on the Eastern
Branch. ~.
The following is the tariff of rates which the
purchasers are entitled to receive For every Load
of hay, straw, fodder, oats in the straw, Weighing
one Thousand pounds or less. % cents; over one
thousand pounds. s. cen 8: and for each and every
bundle. bale, package of the same 10 cents; for
Weighing live stock. two cents for every hundred
pounds.
Parties purchasing will be, required to comply
with all the provisions of the act approved 2lst
+. bruary, 1858. entitled IAN act to establish pub
lie hay scales and for other purposes.
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DIED.

On Tuesda. afternoon. the 18th inst, ULYSSES
b., youngest SOB of the Rev. Ulysses Ward,in the
SIst year OF his age . T.. ~ .,.st scr. al
The members and friends of the family are re-
quested to attend his fInn the residence of
his mother in law. mrs. Matters No. 4OS 18th
street west, this "Wednesday afternoon, ut five
O'Clock vithou: further notice
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by JAMES @. MCGUIRE q Co., Auctioneers.

GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS.
On THURSDAY ant FIJI DAY EVENINGS June
30th and July LIST, ~ me nc ns at ia clock We
shall sell splendid collection of oil paint ngs,
which have been selected With great care. ant on
the most favorable ocrssions, in France an Ger
many during the past year and i'm pnrte from
Europe thu present seaspu by Ir ia. A Tolmsn,
Comprising valuable original pictures by eminent
living artists and 6re copies Of some of the most
ce,pbrsted nictures by old masters.
Among the suhjects may be found groups and
figures Historic subjects, Conversational pieces,
Architectural and street views IN various Euro sean
cities Cattle pieces. including splendid copy Of
Rosa BnnhPur's picture in the Luxe mbourE gal
lery, Marpe Views Game, Fruit. and Flower
pieces Land Scapes, &c. with a great variety of
size and style, subject. and finish, the whole form
ing ny far the finest colscti of oil ever
exhibited in this city II .. H..
: The pair lin Va will be on exhibition. with cats.
1ogues. from Tuesday morning until the time OF
sale :.
Ladies End gentlemen are respectfully invited to
je sStd JAMES MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th instant. at the 18th street Baptist
Church. by DR.. Gellett-, Mr.. JOHN G. SMITH
10 Miss LOT Z. HcYEY. ti.ta
Richmond papers please copy.l
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE h CO., Asetioaeess. !.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER AT THE
C0RNER OF MAINLAND AVENUE AND
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July1, at 63s o'clock.
on the premises we shall sell the whole Of Square
No: S26, Ion the IslandJ subdivided into good
and Twelfth streets west and Maryland avenue, all
running hack to alleys.
This comprises some of the choicest building
sites in that section of the city, and the sale is
worthy the attention of persons who wish fine
building sites. ~. =,
Title fndisputahle.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder In six and
twelve months, wi tn interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
All conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the
4 payment of go on each lot win be required at
the time of sale. fr
je 2t-d- j. q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucts.
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DYJAMEs c. MEG U1RE d Co.. Auctiones.s,
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
PRUPERTY AT THE CORNER or 18TH And

DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF 10TH AND
On THTRsDAY AFTERNOON, June g, at six
and a half clock p. D., the premises, shall
sell Lot No. IS and part of 10 IN Square No. lS5,
ing " feet q, inches on 18th street near and
improved by a Substantial two story Brick Dwell.
smother, adjoining the above on the south side,
with front of 2 feet inches, on which is stsblng
and other Gu thu ildinxs another lot on the north
side of the house, >vipg front ot - feet inch
and lot At the corner of X and 18th Streets. hay
ing front of 81 feet inches 10Th street, ell
runnins lack loo feet6 inches to a IS foot alley.
Thisvaluable PR gerty is sitnated on the second
fne location for private resde aces
Terms. One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months. with interest. secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
Conveyance at the cost Of the purchaser.
Re o3-d JAS. G.. MCGUIRE K Co, Auct's,-
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y ON THE hEiGnTs OF GEoRGETowN

] avail myself Of this mode of answering the
this besqtiu residenes OF the late Col Eilst is for
sale? twill be sold under decree of the Supreme
Sequence Of the minority Of TWO of bis replsining
three children. and because OF their minority
About the END OF the ensans month q I
with Clifton, but who may desire an altrsetiye
suburban residence, c2mbnlns the 9lVanttsges or
the center of our Heights. and contains about
ferty.fse acres OF isnd highly improved ami
the choicest fruit and ornamental trees, an
excellent dwelling house of uine or zen roemsi an
and other Appropriate out buildings. with good
fences nsarly ell Of them new II Il snrrgsp as
Haiisek, Mrs Boyce, Mira. Rsrhsr, =. Il; Linthi:
cum, ESQ, and other, aud adjoins on the no 9l
Lintbieurn and Mrs. Boyce,, and is elevated, com
nsndng ysT OF al Of ahen %Si 81 y %asb
.ington the Heights OF Arlngton, snd the polamac
river. The view of The City of Nashing tSn seross
Ii is within twenty minut es' wiz, over brick
pavement three fourths Of the distance. OF the
Washington. For sslubrify nrigh ho rhoed aceegs
Z" town and city ard beauty OF stusto t y =. Is
of sale In the meantime any inc lire ca 3, BE-
addressed to me at Georgetown, ORD q. meg ulkE
!, O. Q; WAS msSshinston.tr,a ss' W. RgDIN,
L,oR SALE OR RENr-A. Large brick HOUSE
sysa i e. s,ssSI sss:s fEodhr Ne IS
"IseaSn ueetLs az ~ al o.t' ~.
fFNO RENT-An elegant. HOUSE. with :rown
ern iraprovements centrsiiy and ip.essantiy' 10
eesq, cRse a 6roS abe
he premises 70 ss IS hon
SDsiES on the premises, or Capt. Il 80Rdf3ELY,
No, 81 Al street. Possession given inneal sfe4y.
lrOR SALE-f00 ACRES OF LAND at Belts-
rille, l0O acres at Ceatees. 60 acres at Lsrrel,
500 acres al Savage, 80 at Anna polls JlncGon,
IO6 acres at Jes.op's Out isn at Hanover Switch,
from BsItinore: ali on the Washington ,Btaneh
Railroad. For terms aud desert ION. apply TO d.
BANHOE. 32 st. Paula ST.. Baltimore. lid.
L1OR SALE-A small brick HOUSE AMI good
Il sized Lot ,coptainin four 70 0ms and stsntne
ktehsn Situated 90 sth sT fs Iswes a. sn ass
Pa. sv., near 1Sth st. ~ ia o. az je UIn
u pFNCE, haying ten rooms and good, celtar.
well furnished throughout, and in thorough re-
psiE, with gas. water, HEATING range, and every
modern convenience Immediate possession. The
furniture and prop in fee for $3.50 1A@
'- b. E. corner Pa. av and 18TH 81.
.jeabeo5t as lOhronieie.l7 r9fl - $50
rDBIRTY-FIvg HUNDRED DOLLSRs.-Pof
I sale, STOCK. FIXTURES, 600 o. W lid snd
,hr ee years easE Of q G4t lifted up Restaur ant
Peppsyly0ja nv enue. 4 thirteen rooms. nov In
'o'S Mfff schH5fEi soa Real Es.s.. Broser .
8. Il. corner Penna. ~ aud 18th strre',
te l0-eolm --..-a. WashiD gton. U y
ID OOsiS FOR RENT-Comfortabie aud seil-
n furnished Rooms at A.0sieth street. estessr
G and Fl sts The location il one Of the moot IL
sirsbIs IN tie citV, my Ad
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DY JAS. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioueers.

RYJAs. c. McGUIRE CO. huct'OOeers.
LEASE ON GROUND. STOCK, AND PIXrURss
IN THE CENTER OF THE CITY. AT AUG
On TTiH UPsDAY. July !. at - clock we shall
sell the lea Sc. stock on hand Office. able. scales
carts. harness, &c., of George H.. Cerbett'r
Wood and Coal Yard, situated on Twelfth street
west. between K and streets north now doing a
successful business. and sold only because Tia
business. 70. e
"a Terms cash.
10 i q
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Ice CRg,al d. .-..
The undersigned begs leave TO inform the public
that he has always on hand a fresh supply of the
choicest ttayUrs
Ice CREAM.
which he is Ppsred to supply tn stores. suffers,
hotels, pic mics parties eXeur sons, and families,
at the shortest notice and the most reasonable
terms. Jos SCHAFFiELD's
Steam Ice Cream Mandatory. No. 3s6 9Th st bet.
and IL. Wholesale and retail. je 70 i'm
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TOR SALE.-A neat frame HOUSE of sS rooms,
No. 403 street north. between 9th and 18th
streets west near Northern Liberty Market, re
in healthy and good neighborhood good water,
near tenarket city cars and the pub ic buildings
T PINE ss.a and fee IT Possession s,ysn ~
J. 4. KELLEY, on sth ST, near st. jo 23-lw*
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENF.-To gentle
Il men only. sos 9th street, one door from Pa.
avenue. $50 ie 22-tf.
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Pr JAs.IC. MCGUIRE { CO. AuetlOneers'7
EXCELLENT ANDNEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
,Hl,Et EFFECTS. -..
q On THCREDAY MORNING, June gth, 81 10
O'Clock, at house No. 312 + street, between llth
and 18th streets, shall sell the Furniture and
Effects of gentl, man about to remove from tho
city; We ns%c, in gaWJsI .;r,, p.-,or Suite com.
prising Medallion Sofa, Easy, Rock ng and Pasior
Chairs, Gpished 10 green reps; Sarrsd R Wainut
fnn Center and Sofa Tables; new Brussels, Three.
InsIsin CARPETS 8Iss 2iGloth sSpefioss
Chairs: Patent Refri geratar; sideboard; !" White
French China Dinner, Desscr: and Tea Ware;
Glass Ware, Casters Table Cutleryi Wsin9I ssa
Pnintea Cottage Suites, 'Wardrobes. Mattresses,
Bolstersand Pillows; Cooking and other STOVES
requisites u.cr,,u "a ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIE WORD "SOzoposT.' - which is fast becoming
a household word. is derived from the Greek and
translated means to preserve and :" pdontes, :" the
teeth. "Sozodont,' prPs.rEer OF the teeth. And
IL il true 10 its name. For identifying and pre-
serving the teeth hardening and inv g0ratiog the
gums and correcting all Impurities of the breath,
it is without peer in the world.
Sold by Dru ggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
everywhere. It