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UNION REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CoNyEN-
TIoN.-This convention will assemble at the
Front Street Theater, in this city, on Tuesday
next A number OF the delegates have already
arrived, while many others have passe d
through the city to spend q few days in Wash
Observation-Disclosures Sun, today
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ELECTION DAY.-By reference to our adver.
Using columns it will be seen that Superintend.
ent Webb has issued such orders as will Sc.
cure the best order at the polls on. Monday
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
ON FIRST STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND
n STREETS SOUTH, AT AUCTION
On ~ ESDAY, the 4th instant, we shall offer for
sale on the premise at o'clock m. the follow
ing handsome Building Lots, viz
Lots 10 and u, in the subdivision of Square north
fNp 743. Lot 10 fronts on said street ~ feat Q
inches, running back about 176 feet to a. feet a.
ley. and having an alley on the south side feet
street, with front of "a feet inches running back
TO the sad Il feet alley, and having alley feet
wide on the north side running the entire de pth.
Lot II, lying between said lots 10 and r. improved
BY two story brick dwelling house. owned by Mr..
Terms One third cash, tie balance in six and
twelve months, with interest, deed given and
deed CT trust taken, .. '-...
Title indispu table
Crst of convey ances ard stamps to be paid by pur.
chaser.
1el-eoGds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GRAND LARcENE.-Yesterday morning Ira
Fansbnrg, 50th New!IYork Engineers, com.
had been robbed OF $500 the previous night,
and that his suspicious rested on a fellow sol.
der named Mortimer Scarf. A search war.
rant was therefore procured, and the off GERS
went to the quarters and after a search found
the money, which had been placed in q cap
cover and hid near by. Fansburghs box had
been broken open with Ratchet, and robbed
OF the money. While the officers were engaged
in the search, Scarf informed them where the
money was, and others testified that he had
told them week since that he could make
that amount. The officers thereupon arrested
him, and he was sent to Jail for court by JUS
tice Gull
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RRMovED.-Capt N. Darling, chief Of the
Capitol police, has been removed and Capt. H.
A. Newlan, of N. H., lately clerk in the
Census Bureau, who lost an arm in the Mexi
can war, has been appointed to the position
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lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 244 Pennsylvania
avenue, the theI mometer stood to-day at 1
O'Clock II In the shade, and 90 In the sun
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The Secretary Of War this morning trans
mitted the following to Gen. Dix at New York.
WASHINGTON, J une 40 p NJ.
To Mcjor General Dig, New York:
Dispatches from General Grants head.
quarters, dated three o'clock yesterday after
noon, have just been received. No operations
took place on Thursday. Yesterday morning,
at half-past four o'clock, General Grant made
an assault on the enemy's lines, OF which he
makes the following report:
1--WE assaulted at 4.3O q. m. this morning, driy.
ing the enemy within his Entertainments at all
points, but without gaming any decisive ad-
vantage. Our troops now occupy a position
close to the enemy-some places within fifty
yards-and are remaining. Our loss was not
severe. nor do 1 suppose the enemy to have
lost heavily. We captured ove- three hundred
prisoners, mostly from Breckenridge"
Another later official report (not from Gene
raj Grant estimates the number of our killed
and wounded at about three thousand The
following officers are among the killed Colo
mel Haskell, of the 36th Wisconsin; Colonel
Porter, sth New York Heavy Artillery; Colo.
lei Morris, Goth New York
Among the wounded are General r. O. Ty-
Ter, seriously, will probably lose foot; Col
III cMahon, 16lth New York. Col Byrnes, 18th
Nass achusetts, probably mortally Colonel
Brooks, SD Pennsylvania.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War
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DENSE VOLUMES OF SMOKE SEEN ARISING
FROM THE DIRECTION OF RICHMOND.
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OUR PASSAGE OF THE CHICKAHOMINY DIS
PUTED BY THE REBELS.
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OUR TROOPS WITHIN FIFTY YARDS OF
THEM.
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FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.

TERRIFIC CANNONADING HEARD THERE
DURING THE ENTIRE DAYOF THURS
DAY, AND UNTIL LATE IN
THE NIGHT.
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THE REBELS DRIVEN INTO THEIR EN-
TRENCHMENTS
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LEE REPORTED TO BE SICK, AND IN RICH
MOND.
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THEY ARE DRIVEN INTO THE SWAMPS
WITH LOSS
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NIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION or coPARrNARSHlp' I
The partnership heretofore existing under the
stable business is, this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts due the firm will be paid to j.
O. Howard who will settle all the liabilities Of the
firm. j. Q. HOWARD,
June 2. 1864. lie 1871 J. T. ROUSE.
DR0POsALs WILL BE RECEIyED BY THE
undersigned ct the Mayors Office until IL
O'clock Gel y Monday. the 18th instant, for grading
Yer Of oh street east. from D street south to the
Bidders viii state the price per square yard for
paving and per cubic yard for grading.
RICHARD WALLACE. Mayor.
q rl I-- W. A. FLETCHER. ..
-rtt Commissioner sixth Ward.
F sr. E.-la WM. P BROWN
Is .., -- JAMES N. DALTON.
je 4-eotl Assistant Commissioners
EfOR SALE CHEAP-Two second NJ mr..
LlARp IABrE ~ .ttpauire at Carroll Hall
EOR sALE-A handsome PIANO M pTr ~
IT octaves. overstruug bass, four round -. -
corners. &c. nearly new. INQUIRE at
No 534 street. between 9th aud nth FYvyyl
between the hours of 10 aud J. ;as -
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
= rur

uS FORT
CAPITOL HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
ODD FELLOWS, HALL, It'll street,
commencing June LIST, closing June 18th, with
Grand Promenade Concert.
~ Admission ~ cents; season tickets 81 cents
Tickets for concert so cents y my 3Elw*
NFfLoRAL AND FRUIT FESTIVAL-The
~ sisters In charge of the St. AIMS Infant
Asylum, corner of 2ith and X streets, near the
GlrGlec, pes 70 announce GRAND FLORAL AND
3lst and continuing during the week -
AS TINS instiiu5ion Oh. Il anew undertaking in this
in great need they feel Confidence in making this
appeal to the generosity OF the public, and hope
Supper tickets 81 cents. Admission to rom, N
cents Open from to ~ O'Clock p. m. NV &7ts
n~FESTIVAL AND FAIR AT IsLAND
llS HALL-The ladies of the Seventh street.
Presbyterian Church will hold their Festival at
One Of the best Bands Of Music in the city has
" furnished is from r Ellis's music store
9 : Admission, Is cents. Season Tickets, one per-
son, 50 cents Family Season Tickets, 81. ~ o.
N-2w
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A CONFEDERATION SUPPOSED TO BE GOING
ON THERE.
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LOST AND FOUND.

- set in black. The finder will be we'll rewarded
by leaving it at the Star Cfice. IT.
0sTaIn going through 18th and II streets, June
Will be paid to the person delivering the same to
al4 18th street. je4-2t*
Gin REWARD-strayed away last Tuesday. a
round circle around both eyes The above reward
will be paid if brought on 10th street, between X
je2-2ts D. DONOVAN.
CANARY BIRD LOST From 453 Mass. avenue,
~ near 9th street. The finder will be handsomely
rewarded by leaving it as above. je 3.2t*
GS REWARD-strayed away on the I'd inst, a
name. The above reward win be given if returned
e ana DAfID WELSH on 9th street Island between
"Wednesday, June |, small BROWN
reward will be nifretnrned to Tiios aEAKY,
500 b hEwAR Arp for S. liysrsolorsa SETTER ;T
viii be paid II brougR t to the City Market at the
e 18th y. join Esf Dealer
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB,
~ scribe. on the LIST day Of June, a light red
COW, with white face and white belly. and had 3
HSob Fs fRa f.
A % %AT H 5L ips Sh2H s96P
Wednesday evening, June lst:. at the Georgetown
tHhe a q in the cars on Penn syenae or in
s sstTssr and H. the finder will be suite e ss
SIN REWARD.-,stolen from the arsenal gate
bask he
above rsTsrd viii be given for any information
Of JOHN n the
je 3-3t* No. rs street south
WAS HIRED FROM MY STABLE On Friday,
.u May h hs by by the name Of Ghd
about years old. star in his forehead; also. GOV
cred Buggy and set Of harness; The man is about
also Of eS Ssoa ss
blue military blo2se. black felt hat. and is said to
ae sSns thai
q the = f sas Is
THAN, CORNER 18th and SITS = jes2ts
$25 ssss.4 Ef hoo Tax nsh ysSS
viii be paid il left s It the ssr ONCE
ZANE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
hina sst With whs.a sSs
prove soS on pr one
BRiTf asorsetoxn sa sSts ai@ away k2saksr
small fs a.y Of @
premises. This is to give notee tx 81, came on my
come forward, prove property and taSe the horse
away after paying charges or will cer .1 hi to
be sold for expense of keeping. ''o i'1A "
JOHN MCNAMARA.
je 2-3ts 624 Massachusetts, avenue.
GIN REWARD-Fora MILK COW and HETP.
plV EK, lost the 29th of May, 1861 Red cnv
years Old white face and little white on the bsck
long slim tall straight horns and white on the
belly Young red heifer, II months old little horns
and whit. ring around its tail. Paid when de-
Iyeren TO North Capitol ST., corner Of o. Hoover's
Slaughter House.
jei-4tT JOHN DOYLE.
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Au:tioneers.

SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON VIRGINIA AVE
NUk. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR AND A
HALE STREETS ON THE ISLAND, AT AUC-
On THURSDAY. the 9th instant, at O'Clock D.
m. we shall cell. in front of the premises Lot o.
in su bdiv ision of Square 5o6 =, y
Terms One half in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, secured by q deed of trust oa
The premises. -
of the purchaser
Jed GREEN l. WILLIAMS Arcts.
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TC0LUMBIA. TYPOGRAPHICAL sOCIE-
EN1TT6a. MA "A stated meeting will be held THIS
City Hall. large attendance is desired, as i'm
pG 1tt business will be Gop nb6CadD
rFEEssTT1rXyAshIo Ar y THE CHURCH o., THE
10Th. The ladies of this Church have determined to
thS
at FIVE o'clock. Ii.
NJ WESLEY CHApEL-Rev DR.. J. T. PECK.
IN preach sna %esss chaps
PEARSE, of Oregon, in the evening. 1t"
School, pAH5 MokRoW SHssFSS ts
The public are invited IT.
N=sUNDAY, p NJ AT THREE O'CLOCK,
tol ground, under the influence of the Most Hi sh
soa G gso desire desires to make US heaven ON earth
things among mankind It,
~THE LADIES OF EAST WASHINGTON
LEST EISIiVAL at the hall Of the Anseostia Engine
7h and
tn s of The ss to be
son tickets 80 cents; single admittance Is cents.
rTHE 18TH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
snaaSs june re
RRv ' Hri E,yPf service At 81 oc2sk The
pastor Of Of said Church the Rsx De-
RnS De the M
the Installation sermon. and REV. DR.: SMITH the
CbnFc so The E The friends of the
nGTEMPERANCE MEETING SUNDAY AT
~ Mus IEs st. cammsncing at o'clock. at
invited to attend. je32ts
NTMECHANIC's BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
W. Members and other friends wishing to Join
notice of the following srran cement. VIZ - 'AAe
ber fbs of the large nambsr Of
The Ssstinss tsf & place hsreafte, as follows
In the large room, up stairs, At the German
Any person wishing to obtain shares are re-
speetfully requested to attend the next regular
mssss, sregs s srn to ss tn at 9,c9ck m
premium, follows: "''
5 511s cents extra premium share
h A. fSs do So. s do . sd, % ., , DO
ses are taken already. J. JoUyENAL,
9e 3 u Secretary.
5 We THE u NDEksIGNE HSne G ifs 1ff
MERCHANTS of Washin gton do hereby agree to
commencing June LIST and ending septeaber sist
E EISTsSI { h s MATING.
M % LC SSnSoN q Co,
W. w h HSKEET Fk i EN- CO.,
JAMES Il. THOMPSON
GEO. & THOS. PARKER & CO..
JOHN ii. SEMMES & Co
: kf TIN ffhtS BRYAN KY is"'' L. A'"S''
EGAN & PERRIE, ..-.. -,-, ... I'd. 3.
F. J. BARTLETT '.- ! b.
A. H. YOUNG CO., s' s........."
G.. Z. KENNEDY,
Il. +. MORSELL.
BARBOUR, SEMMES Il CO,
+. Z. WHITE. je 3-2tr .
~STRAWBERRY FESTIyAL.-The ladies
QR of the Ninth street Methodist Protestant
Church will hold Festival for the benefit of the
church at the Union League Rooms, 9Th street.
near Z, commencing TUESDAY EVENING
next. and continuing during the week. Every eff
fort will be made to make this festival worthy the
patronage of the public. je 2-3t"
n~THE LADIES OF ST PAUL,s ENGLISH
N LUTHERAN CHURCH will hold Straw
berry Festival in the lecture room of the Church,
corner of 18th and III streets, commencing TUES.
DAY. June 9TH. and continue four ghts, for the
benefit of the Sunday School and Home Mission
cause Single admission Is cents. Season tickets,
one person, so cents. Family serson tickets 81
je 2-3tH 4Ht
n@UNION STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
uS FOR THE
CAPITOL HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
At ODD FELLO VS. HALL, 7ta street,
commencing June LIST, closing June 18th, with
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Great Battle on the Chickahominy.
REPORT FEOM GENERAL GRANT
THE ASSAULT MADE BY GRANT.

A GREAT FIGHT YESTERDAY.
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WOULD BE RENTED FOR A PERIOD OF
w three months. to a careful tenant without
small children, neatly FURNISHED and desirable
HOUSE, in the vicinity of the Patent Office,
trally and pleasantly located None other but a
private famil wishing to occupy and not sub
let, or having bOarders, need apply. Possession
given in two weeks from date Premises No aO4
Eighth street west. hetween @ and II. Aft
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LARCENY ARREsTs.-Amo Derring was
arrested yesterday for stealing carpenters tools
from S. English. Derring is soldier and ad.
mitted that he took a square, which the owner
recovered, land Derring was turned over to the
military, by Roundsman Kelley. W. II. Stieger
was arrested by officer PendIe for stealing
clothes from N. Grossmayer. The clothes
were recovered, and Justice Giberson sent the
prisoner to Jail for court. Virginia Moore and
Kelley on suspicion Of robbing clothes line of
the house in which they were employed, No
proof against them they were dismissed. Han
nan Kelly alias McCarty, was arrested as the
accomplice of Maria Dillon for robbing the
house of Patrick Lang. Roundsman Kelley
found her in Goat Hall, Swampoodle, a crib
for women of doubt nj reputation She gave
up the stolen dress and Justice Giberson sent
her with Maria Dillon to Jail for court
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LOCAL NEWS.

The HOSPITAL STEAMER CONNECTICUT
The steamer Connecticut, now being used as a
hospital boat by the Government, is three hun
bred and sixteen feet long, with width OF
siXty-tWe feet. Her engines are 1,3OO horse
power, and she was built by Sneeden, Law.
renee Co, of New York, and is owned by s.
II. Powell d Co. She is the fastest running
steamer on these waters, and is capable of car
rying fifteen hundred sick and wounded sol.
dlers. The Connecticut contains fifty.five
state rooms, and is one of the handsomest
steamers in the service of the Government.
She is commanded by Capt VIM. P. A. Stran-
ahan, who is respected by all who know him
Capt. S. is ably assisted by Messrs Perry,
Rose, and Bush, pilots; chief engineer E. Clop-
per, and j. N. Knight, steward, who are OF
experienced qualifications and are admired in
all their social relations.
The medical and hospital departments of the
Connecticut are under the skilIful management
OF Assistant Surgeon T. b. Hood, IT, S. ", who
on account of the manner in which his duties
are attended to, is deserving of great praise.
The hospital steward, Mr.. w. p. Fleming, u
5. ", is an obliging and efficient officer, who
leaves nothing undone to add to the comfort of
the unfortunate patients under his charga
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& IN REWARD; aStrayed away last Tuesday. a
" ~ brindle COW, with awhite face and one
round circle around both eyes. The above reward
will be paid if brought on 18th street, between
and l. streets.
n n0NOVAN
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I OsT-A DIAMOND PIN. for neektie. 1t is
l. set in black. The finder will be well rewarded
by leaving it at the Star Cffice. IT.
I OST-In going through 18th and II streets, June
~ Sd, Florentine MOSAIC PIN. A reward of So
will be paid to the person delivering the same to
514 10Th street. je4-2tt
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NTFESThVAL AT THE CHURCH OF THE
w. ASCENSION. H street. between 9th and
10Th: The ladies of this Church have determined to
continus their strawberry Festival in the Lecture
at five O clock IL
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n@COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIE-
TY.-A stated meeting will be held THIS
EVENING, at o'clock, in the Council Chamber
City Hall. A large attendance is desired. as i'm
portant business will he considered
it, G. PROCTOR Roc Soc
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AMQsEM ENTs.
b ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

DARN MS AMERICAN MSE1IN
THREE xAxsoLH SAr erxiH
ONE TONI aGo fcuHTs x, 9NE TOM
EAGi ' 'oHs So sisSf issff iiiSn.
rAa fI XE'qs4S ~; n SG EEra
,I%ossSSis,i At i,,n
o.xx.sA;&tp'ksfts II 7r III ' 81 INDIANS
uopy,S Chief , N,.., sca A.! s,,r'IIv EVENING
LINDA or en- hMyuNlx.
TONY pESiEk. 4. An. :. r AZ roLlCi,iNNElJf..
!%sss;s s sss:Su 7, 81 Ss Sfn an
Mechanical Rsprsensatsens Of Animated Ne,n,s.
A. az r. A R.n:. ns G ft:.:a s.s ' md soS Other
rJ JMa sSSfs Ika 64Th vEsT iHiS k A FIN
MUSEUM OPEN AND FREE.-MtSskS.
M rSw.E k.,s W slS rs,"" s "
THE INTERPRETATION - HAVE i''
l. BKEN To THE CIRCust .,v,
i'h street. opYs.i M, ,s' d Academy Of Sn''''
M.,p--. every "Wednesday and SATURDAY.. +
THANKSGIVING - DIR. COLTON WILL
sive his Urand Annual Exhibition Of isnehns
dss and song, al the cooper Institute Lhu ~, .,.
evening, Nov. "a. SEQ iutuio advef tiscmenn oi par
| ticulsn. bt
| VETERANS or THE WAR OF ISL
lrand Military and Civic Hall IN aid Of the .'es
and Poor Of the Ccsps, 81 UNION HALL. junction "
evening, Nov. ?sth, 1854. fIeisp II. sdnitne 'ncy
| and gentleman. 10 10 requested that memhch OF ".
| army and navy aVrcar IN uniform. T,cNee cor :.
\ haA from the follow ire committee Mr. JAniee ".
| NJ nsAav, 1874 South Vi ~ Mr.. " Hamilton, sew
s.d,s dry sceis s,ors, 3r.nd 1t; Mr ". y ss, y.
James bowen, Nj. James Nicholson, and al the I'm
cipsl stores The 9th Reet Hand VII ls IN ntn nc.
| aJ,ce-IAsder Mr.. Ccneidef MAJ. TAnlOh, Nec,nh
| lorTu. Chair. Mr.. JAS. WARRINGTON, Sec. JNS'
| II. kENsilAw, Floor Manager. fo'
WAN AMBCRGH 4 CO.'S MAMMOTH N, =
VNAGERIE and GREAT MORAL ExHiWTI"S
nv and BAL BROADWAY,
10 opcn every day FROM 10 A. y. 70 10 7: AZ. WIN '"'
| GkkAlE si SHOW OF WILD ANiMALS.
| GREATEST SHOW OF WILD ANihALr'
| In she world, which can be seen o. the
| LOWEST PRICE OF ADMISSION
| THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY
%SssiE yf1R !; tsksiHsPS Ssi aSskss :.
MULES, EiErHANLS LIONS TIGERS
ADMISSION ONLY 70 CENTS. No I,alIPricc. ~
VARIETIES, 81 AND 80 BOwERY, THE
Reacrt Of Families and Children.
MAMMOTH PKOGKAMME TONIGHT,
THE GREAT fEMALE XOUAVE MINSTREL
AADLE. LAMOROUX aud IENORA LOPEZ,
WINSIiIP and hcANDREwS,
and fifty other Stars.
| uisantic MATINEE THANKSGIVING Ahernoofls
Admission 50, 90 70. " and 10 Cents lsp
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Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED - OF MRS.
/ BI. OOp, who left Worcester last S, ptem-
her An information Of her will be thankfully re-
coived hy MICHAEL QtIRK, No. Front u, Wor-
cester, hws. 10
r ADIES-H we YOU EVER TRIED THE
ABALM OF " ATE LILIES for Beautiiyins ard
Prtssryinc the skny Its delightful ~ cparstion,
and can lie used In winter ~ well ~ summer y re-
moves plmple, botches tan and all imperfections
from the skin, rendering II beautifully clear, soft and
White, rvelins Nature IN her taiiess forms; We VA,
pefertly harmless the most tender skin. Tob bed
At 70 south second 81 Wilhsmsbur4h. ALSO o. HoAd-
ley's 81 Eighth ave-, New York, PIiS ouiv :" cents
puI bgssgs w
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AUCTION NOTICES.

r,-r,,,x, ,.,x az, ,,,,,N. NOV,
n ltlN,N SALf Of NulNA lOlS, az
hnESkY a. EVANS, Auctr, rslis In lots to sui. |
~ T.rsIsx ~, JOY ,ov Ss",r. rrc ra,,sns~ DO
he in IVA, vat,ety A.n iii Minds Of croriery and
sa., ar, snitabe for the holidays Sale prsiSiys
ard no rcserye POI
: vr,o,, .,.r,.,,. .,,,,..,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,~,-
"A ttllON NUN SnlNA,
4 slase aud rfch fancy vare. WIN. W. SHIRLEY,
b. H. EWRIRS, Jr. So X lot. q ali Minds q b.s;
and ssronas ware, a iarpe and choice stcck, Tor
rSailerr sales free Tor cash, and Goods veil peeled
W ship. Y6S
,,,vrtnN,bI,v ~, r,,,cr ~ A,,., -c---..J-
"A tNiiON SaLr pr rlhSi LIAM Seco"u-
hand iiousrhotd Furniture An iteoruinaV
Xnctscna"I " III eli Iris ~. sisy Afternoon, Nov ~
o. o'clock the contents Of the lhrcr etpry rsideoce
I1Y W-st sth st, Clinton rlsss lev DOOR fuan 9th
~ .ss,ns ,s. ~ p,snoor,s ines bcsu,sS p"sscf
smitS covered In rrh french satin bAteL and srven
La,,s m srbL top tabIrs cttereros IounSea eks. .,
rWi srs isis,es buresus spins and hair n,a,trass.
a. blank eta cIocia caipctA mirrors curt aius el.ss
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LOST AND FOUND.
DOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN,
ID In plain, tesIectahl. private family, or where
there are hut lew bosrders. Address II. H., box
s9S sun office. %
FURNISHED ROOh TO LET, TO ! OR 2
L gentlemen. Apply 81 West 18Th ct. 40
HOTEL GARNI, 1875 EAST 8STH ST, I
i ldoors from Sd ave. Furnished bedrooms for res
p-ctnbe mech anics each separate room fiom III 20
TO II 10 pei week; double bedfoom, " Per week 40
TWO YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOMO-
j dated with bosrd at AZ Canal At over the l. mp
rto.e. Ctll for 2 days. u
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COAL.

C,OKE AT A REDUCED PRICE DELIVER
~ Id immediately al l42 ID sv- near 10Th At; 2Iy
Az A. near 10Th 81, st tho Gas Wosks 2lrt 81 ans
Az A. n r. SNERWOOD, ana
(tOAL CHEAP-COAL Is NOW SELLING
~ a. Fulton ferry, brooklyn, for few days q Sl1
per ton, delivered from Loaf. AIro bscktmlths
coal. 80
L,IRST QUALITY GOALS AT REDUCED
Il Prices. Large Nut 10 ~ stove and k&s ~ per
ton. delivered from yards 3l3 Bowery and III
Greene a. JACOB WEEks 1851
DURE RED ASH, PEACH ORCHARD
L Coal. genuine Lshigh, locust Mountain and
Cumbefla VI prices low ~ Goals VI Ike Yuaiity
are eoid for Apply col. Canal and Centre ste, ana
COR Jane and Wost sts. HENRY REEVE. 3f1
WYOMING VALLEY COAL YARDS, Foot
w Of l4th o., North Rivcr and 322 Eighth ave, cor
Of nth deliver rst quality nut coal At t9bs mr.
mace, 80; egg, 5000; stove or RANGE @ll Carteis
supplied at cargo prices. 3lo
40 FOR 1000 LBS OF RED AND WHITE
20 Ash, nut or small stove; and ell for egg ami
ssovs screened and delivered from yards $50 Leioy
st. bet West aud Washington, and % kson ttIee.
RICHARD HEATHER. BIZ
90 EO FER TON FOR NUT; 1850
6cscO for Hove and Ess, In quantities 81
tons and upwards. by single ton 81 susisntned 20
be Of beet quality, and weight warranted. JOHN
BAILEY, 8 and % oak 1t. SW
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pAKERS-2 GOOD BREAD AND CAKE
1Jhands aud one hoy the trade wanted. Apply %
Broad Of. LANE, PHILLIPS & LANE this day, NJ IL
S'clork NJ oS
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CHOEMAKERS-2 MEN WANTED ON
Omens boots and on repairing. ln,uiie Of U.s.
MURRAY, IL ID 1t and Broadwsy, CArmnnsvill,. "a
Hal lem and High Bridge stage iroin thence
W the houte. ~
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CAPMAKERS, ATTENTiON-A LARGE
~ lot Of cloth cuttings for sale II applied for early
PEIIOS b JOHSsTON'S, "a Bowery. ~
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TWO BOYS WANTED TO DRIVE HOIST
l. inb horres, wases 80 per week. None but hose
seed 10 the business need apply 10 SIRATTON &
AKrHt X, us BROAD ct, I'd floor. ~