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, 1864-05-22
Anrttolt Sales.

HOUS EHOLD GO obs,
@roceEde@,
TEA, SOAP. L1QUORR, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
: On Wedptsday. Nay 2tth, ut sH O'clock.
At Bcttea' suctitn foors In Portland Block corner
Of Dearborn and WAsh!nEton s-reet1-
HOU8aH0LD observation-disclosures Of gene
nj variety Of neg an secondhand Reodk. =
&ILVERPLAfED WARE-Con1ta,tnx OF Ten Sets.
- NA4aNTbs Spoou3 1n0 EQfK1. -.
TEA-1a 1f. Chests T. II. Tea Tea 1t ba,t quality,
cheat damakeds for account OF whom It may corr
snAP-'no bc1eA superior kosp.
eYRUfs. &e.,8 h6la y. =: syrap. c.sks Liquors.
cars Hrardy and Wtne, Groceries, DC, &C.
PLATFORM sCALKs-l st Fa1rbA1 ks Scales On
vhe<1s.
ml14gl8At WM A. pUT1ERS CO, Aueta.
, 1864-05-22

FOR SALE-Packing Houae. Ca
hogs and - bend q cattle per DAY. buildings al
Dt1cE and ft:nt. Ia ~ the modern Improvements et
nls h vesse1s a1d al The rs1ros1a entanK he city,
tentjudges to be the most copete house In he con-
~: no pains Or expense having b. En- spared In
der1ng 70 Fer particulars 1drtss P. o. Box Hsa,
avs d361-Sgt
, 1864-05-22

:AnevPsrtu1ne for; t,,e aandkoreh1ee
ri Rnnon'. might Blooming c.reus."
:: ra.lon'. !" Might Blooming oeseu4"
4: ;Fs.loa's, !. Night .a'oazalnz c.esus.'' =.
=. :Fn.lon's " Night blooming csrsus," :.
/: = rhalen'. Night Bloontns c.res..~ ~.
j.: :. . Pa.,on'. e Night Blooming cersu.. s.: y
:. Pbalon's "Nlehs Blooming oszous." SO
Anost exquisite. delicate aud stasrant Perfume,
''&e' ~ fa PHzIoa sos as~ S1E Yo; x
= Ask fos sT rsslon9TaHe n ecFaia,ss no o,h.r
Sold oy Dru5g1sts generally. spe3 d111-1mso
Disease. e Tho reryou., senaIna1, UE.-
ton, Sent by mail e sealed lsttg envelopes, nee
ol ehatge. Address .. J. stil!en Houghton, How
delphia, Pa mh3obssaan
Gisz,ng md Grsining. fsper f Han:;fass , md Wiz,
dow shades ceiling Wholosale and Teial At New
Yqsk pness. @ ,. E. R1asK, 90 Randolph es.eet.
EAmerican Goods. Bonnets. Ribbons, Art,-
efgn manufacture 1t Slows Bonnet kooms, 13i
Lake street, four doors west of clark street.
my22st r.,
To Recruiting Officers and Quartar.
= :. =. mA8teF1,~
The following arc among tho mdlltsEy blanks foz
+. sa!e az me InnunS ONCE: -"
Muster Muster Ii; and Fny Rolls.
S%sasy s:e11 Ssxs Est9 9! II osss 81
9eieo'r cetlasaie Il Solder Disability.
, 1864-05-22
;G2aa1ltRa-agentS.

"ANTED-200 active Intelligent
-! Akents wanted to sell the Great Natural
!hoossnes ALREADY tsstfy to it, usefulness has 0~
dsfEons r. oss sernltaiz,nx tests Of setsut'e :n
nns bqaine1s- RtaaJ .a!e: 70 squ,pes!tioa. send
Portland D1ock, Chicago. r. o. Boz a258-
Rt9S =
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pY GILBERT & SAMPSON.
ID rrade sale OF Forty.!x Crates best Wits
GrcSEM AT At ,sts ~ 9o:,oek vs vii, sell
Il oas.ler Dealb .n sT,exi = GRE ere ts p
efr II us Teil EpoNa smes Ed Eards
scns and vim. Bakar = c.. beipg ,s COMPLIES g"
al nY thstr b. II StJies County deaiafs vii fna
~ S.ir Is niteud th9 aae. kTe3 lot u sold
Tt,h e II Az rets1e. Goods packed md shippsd 70
the count1. IeT1s s1sn. 4 4spsng, a,.+,o,.x,..:,
,.,.,e os,,e n - ~'r!{ :.
, 1864-05-22
ReaI Estate--gountrp.

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
ps7t ssa Peorls R.1Foaa. II EStn9ston "a Soun:y, II.
These 1.nds are hisn and rolnE and within
:. ia eS.ap: e.ss Sslsa:s 4 ~ . .s7sa
Ind: i Hddsis o. spaiy g
= zsq. aeaaaa Gassaaosss. stsei naosi nas;.s' OF
FOR SALE-Improved f arm.
s...,:s as ssEes.s ssmosro2A mile, ison II. panton
SS;AysRkl Hay Rsa1 Estate oafse. so.s M..,spo!l..a
FOR SALE.-Farm for sale at a
g.rE.,a AysI valuable E.tn. sxnss:d On
sefe,, ii ss isaesa, md diriaed into siii.Es ass.
soM sad eot ,s1
.ere1al lslee rne barr1 with shsds, &o. iii IN good
ihis Farm |. worthy ths attention OF these Wishing
%
az sa 595 sn1 osk I'D susesoss et dy
snd Veil stoetei ~,s sattie hos.es and asesp, vaies
can b. @ snren.ssd. S .t dssIsd:
t Il. II. HaSoRE.
TOR SALE-At bargain, a good
BRICK eto:e and 10: In the city IT Etsn, illinois
Be- sold cheap $ 3ue I'LL q S a:cnsss Hen can r.
e as {:
TOR SALE On terms to suit pur.
J. ch.seEs, Joe lots IN TooltsbosouRh. Iowa, nea.
1%1h q q fe 1oxa R.sr T. tro% s
FL a sadse,s si of.SSi = ;sia
town. myl9ESo64t
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AP1HAsAHT occA As1oS.-Last evening Lieutenant
Colonel William Scott steWsrt Of tho G3ta re,i-
ment. was presented, At hfs residences, on Hardin
Place, with handsome pair OF shoulde.straps and
complete and wel-hiled portfolio, By 1bout tHen.
y Of his brother officers In token Of ihcir conEra-
u!attou on his restoration to he rank In the fell
mcnt. The occasion Was one which vii! be Ion !.
remembered BY tho participants.
AccmExT.-Robert .AeLeod. mach1nlst at tho
Varieties. was quito seriously Injured By the acct
denta1 discharge Of pistol. on Saturday night.
The Index finger Of the right hand was shot OH
, 1864-05-22

Soldiers Fnmilles.-Ths meeting a ladies
to make Arrangements for . festival for soldiers
Mnsliea hiss been deferred until Wednesday afte1-
poon, May 95th, at 5 O'Clock, VIXEN = fun atten-
dance Of l2iles il requtkted. -.
, 1864-05-22

FOR SALE.-A: confectionery
stofes with stock SD fixtures In good location
and nov ooinga good By .lnsss. Addrcsa.@ W" III.
, 1864-05-22

HOR -SALE-Two of the ,fnest
1ta11lons in tna Western country arsfor sale Il
9to,t bargain. would b exchanged for properly II
nppued nt o1ce. Apply to PkTER SHIMs, tk7 state
s3eet. et.-4a '.tt Mytik55a II
, 1864-05-22

PxasouA1..-Dr. c. A.. Ray, formally 'editor.a'ly
connected Will the THisrar, has returned to thls
city rom .Wa,hlnfton, after N absence OF alx
!, nnontha, H1s umerous friends viii bo glad "a
lroW list be Il in the best OF health. = =
'-Hnu. Cnx1Iep B: Law7enca. Of Galoahur1 tha Re.
ppbfcan Union candidate fur Suprums Ind0e IN
ths Third Judieial District Of this Stats. Ia ID tha
city.
, 1864-05-22

FOR SALE "A splendid light open
-. ssaniaEs nea.ty nsx. eottable Ter pstvatd mo.
, 1864-05-22
:1eor Sale.

-EOR ,SALE.-A full set of Fnlsa
only Sss en- s1S s. s,essa e q III Il
any nonih nner ssy.ntv Seafs IT ase. For psrtt. r.
eutass, o1py TO T. $. ", Chicago 2. o. my2a sos u
FOR SALE.-Ar-ine Horse and
- Top Bnksy Will be SOLD At bsrg.ia, tna owner
, 1864-05-22

OFphanAs Falr--Wez& Division Fair
for the Orphans.-This Fair YVES postponed
n consequence Of the Metropolitan Ha1 not being
prepared; It Will be held In Bryan Hall On the sd,
a4th and a6th inst. The following churches win be
represented in fh7s Fair, yix: The Holy Family,
St PatrIeke, St. Columkills and st. Ffanea1s.
, 1864-05-22
N4fsaTtYEM

VVAN1ED-board by q Won
~ man AID sister, La - nrfyais n.n,y yuuEn
6ste rs ~ osssr loaitless Best u ro;srs satfc
g ~; 80 r D. pest oascs boz i. k'F-
, 1864-05-22

FOR SALE-Improved f arm.
etat1on-1Iopn AZ the '8ardop Farm Soil 4 L. a.
9:AfhRkll, Rea1 Estate Ot{ce. Ho.1 metropolitan
, 1864-05-22

w aMuED a. t.tiss5 e;,;5ty mBy prompt paying,
Tthin ~ or s1 baeks ottae Pest Ses si4s.
q - footn1 bnck preferred, Won,, nat onaIS ~ ~
Isa1o1nE ne 9Nuer: Addresa -Nc:.S sias = Tet u
o, 5o1 Is IT, Best ofcitT Eefereaces si,sS. c"fs
, 1864-05-22
:.Q!Gifayo:.'G 'Gr>bn1te.
!: 's:s:.IHE,* E,*.::CITY..'

: ..'DS11oA1Es 10 tsrnNas1Hn.-The deseJate1
eteeeed On Friday to the Repabaeaa conecntion "a
b held 1t spinCfeld, an Wednesday the aSth
inst arrrcquested to mest fos the purpose Of coz
eultatton a. the Comn.1se moomc @. as.oP9 o9:
o'clock. BY ordsr Of the COMMITTEES, :.
cArzzz earnxr1ra-so1us ldsa o. the eaoe.
seous cattle trade Of Chicago may b gathered ou4
The fse4 that los tbs week cading on tho sl4th OF
Nay, the Ptstsbur1, Fl. Wayne and CHICAGO rail-
road company shipped nom .thatr stock yards In
this city t7 loads Of cattle and 80 car loa.s of
hogs The cat tc cara contained in the aggregate,
46s9 head, md the bog cars b.116.
: Aoc1pEsr Saturday aneraoon n the sehoon
q Thrco Bells Iust arzired with 1oad OF luua-
bef. WAS being haultd up to her dock on tho South
Branch, near Van Buren street bridge. one of.tho
crew, named Philip Beach, native OF Germany,
lad his right leg completely and instantAneousiy
.mpntated Jast below sas snee ;, hay.ns 1t caught
taken Immediately to tho Marine Hospital, waerc
he ii being carefully tended: :.
A Soar BonnKn1.-on Saturday afternoon at The
Police Court Mary Mccarthy LADY who on pre-
vious OCCASIONS has honorca the Brldowell with
her presence wac charged with ths larceny ola few
ba1B Of sosp ,rom the grocery Of John Kneoly. No.
80 South Jefc1son street. The womxn on Friday
afternoon vent into the store professediy to pur-
eha&e come articles and Nhile there sccreted the
GGAp IN Qt9 CQeOH. .1'dIy plEAuaQ Enlltys bLAI'HE
thsS her suCc1rgs In prison would not exceed those
Of her eax.or who died for her alva1yaud happy
IN tbis belei ehe w1s removed to Esol in 1efaut Of
$eCU bali 10 appear At the Recordss Court for rlai
OFT TIE TRAcK.-Itls Interesting to observe
The readiness with which the drivers OF our etseet
cais a1e able to regain the track after tbs car has
run oil. VIC all remember well the time when, On
tho track being. quilted all ha1ds were called to
hoist. No one thoueht OF auy otter plau than itt-
Ing 1t on BY m1in strrn2th. Nov how didsrent
Except In few iAoaated spots whcre the ground
lies six inches or more below the rail- ths driver
swings the team 70 ono side. md In a few seconds
all Ia right cneo mere. The driver who t,rat In
vented that plan deserves medal. - -
sA1xs or REAL EsrATA.-on this (Nonday) a.scr-
ooon N3n ce rcsqned In Bryan Hall the auction
sa,ea Of resleetate which we1c inausura.ed o.
Monday lat, Gilbert & Sampson the auetioneera.
Thus movement Is ono which Is calculated to be
Of considerable benefit to dealers In real eststc,
furnishing the Intending eeller means OF disoo7-
ing Of bis property without whiting fur this slow
agency tsans:et, and airing the purchaser chence
~
, 1864-05-22

"ANTED-A Teacher Imma6;
w atesy. ALady to te.eh Fr,nch:,nt N ie'At-
"a seminary. Addtess Seminary" Tr,Sace .,4eS
W 1-tt mIS25sIi7.at
, 1864-05-22

w ASTED--To buy tor cash,
~! House and Lot Worth from twenty. .n7t Inn.
20 fnfee thoussnd dollssH Must te cor:+ nt+nt
location. 9 Sn.SfS S. ,e1S e1st,tr y
, 1864-05-22

" "AETED-A Coffee Rooster
~. , I1 one Mho xadeIatards tie business, toex
, 1864-05-22

WAfTED.-e8o Per MONTH: I want A9fnts =
W 9f9 month. e1Denses paid to sell III EF11-
IAsTIXa P11cMs 0kI1XTAL BERaxhs, and thirteen
other new, nsefol and curious AEucles Fifteen stE-
Snla'1 sent TnK1. Address JoHH r. LORD, Bidos-
, 1864-05-22

: WAI;NTlED.By aI;S!l[5E P by = young Nan, ;
sfIe1 eres gwen. Addzeas J. y: ESiGHr. T.5asd f5osd
L. I'll IL
, 1864-05-22

w ANTED-A situation in some
as-n, Whosssls s Eouss br yoons man -no -ps,ks
IN nc DIT goods 4ud y1ocerT Gace b.. r 'Tn.s Es
e1Se: ne stxsp. Addssss u 3. Post 0Eco NoSss.
, 1864-05-22

TIE WEAznEB.-Sumrncr Is come with swoopi
Istc peticc is fiven- 1t is down o. Us ltko thoa
nand Of brick, and tho mercury in the thcrnoms-
tric column has taken corresponding jump up.
wards. Only th.nk--nI1cty-t three and hall In the
fore It scarcely exceeded sixts-dvc II took ns By
surprise and has produced-to Say the least-a rc.y
general disqutetude. What added Eauch to the
followed the people At every step. We would like
70 kDoE where the water carts nre ahout these
uwCz. They are very tardy this year. One cannot
looking Ike miller. Why do not the City Rall.
way people 10 1t that the esrts urc moving along
their lines! The duat ts almost insufetable,
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Decidedly the most startling and sensational
case, says the Troy Times December Q that has
occurred in the criminal history OF this vicinity
for long time, was brought 10 light by the United
States and local authorities yesterday and this
morning. The facts are briefly ihese For many
years there lived in Germany--at Cologne, we
belieVe-a young banker by the name Of Louis
Godenfauss. Trusted by his employers and
acquaintance with all the secrets Of the financial
world, he is said to have not only forged the
names Of prominent merchants as drawers and
endorsers on bills Of exchange, but also to have
successfully inflated the private mark which
denotes the genuinCness of the paper.
Leaving a wife AID child in Prussia, he came
TO New York with q besutiful young lady lof
course lady is in the case last May. aud is al
legged to have negotiated fraudulent bills on per-
sons in Germany, to the yaluo Of forty thou and
thalers, which, az the equivalent OF soyenty-twO
cents per tbalcr, with gold AZ $3.50, gave him the
snug fortune Of about $4,000 lie came % Troy,
ana made many friends, especially among his
leilOw country men. Tall in person, intelligent
IN countenanCc, and brilliant in conversation,
Louis Gcraud, rs he called himself, was man 10
make his mark anywhere. lie banked in Wall
street, and purchased farm at Pittstown, in this
county paying sixteen thousand dollars Tor it,
and fitting il up in a regal style, equal 20 the
island home Of Blennerhasset.
But the Els sian dream was of short duration.
lestCtuhy afternoon, Deputy United states Mar
shal Jarvis, of New York, arrived here with eX-
tradition papers, from the Prussian Government.
In company with Officer Burlbut, he proceeded
TO PittstOWn and arrested GolAenfauss, dEls
Geraud, at his home. The officers also brought
with them safe containing thirty-dve thousand
dollars in gold aud reached here a. midnight.
This morning the prisoner was taken TO New
York, but his friends secured the legal services
Of NJ. l. Townsend and =. IL. Baorman, and en-
dcavored to claim possession Of the safe which
was lodged in the jail office. 1t will possibly he
sent by express TO New York, and GOldentauss
will start for Germany by the next steamer.
His friends claim his innocence; but the officers
say that when he was arrested he made full
confession. The affair has made quite au excite.
ment about town to-day.
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A GooD WoRK.-The Masonic fraternity of
New York have appointed a commission 70 pur-
cha e supplies of flour and coal, and retail thom
10 the p'Or at cost price. The city authorities
approving the object, granted them the use of a
piece of land at the Five Points, in which depot
has been established. The Commission com
menced business yesterday. Flour will be sold
sold in pound packages, and coal can be had by
the bushel. The following are the prices Flour
delivered in any part Of New York citv below
Fortleth street, 5000 per barrel and S5'35 per
bali barrel delivered at any part Of the city above
ten cents extra. Purchased at depot, Sl3j per
eighth barrel, and 33 cents for pounds. Coal
deiverd d in any part of the city, brooklyn, and
Jersey City, $3.50 per ton, large nut coal, and
$40 10 for stove coal. Purchased at depot at 40
and AZ cents per bushel.
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THE BLESSED BABY.
What punch says About II
The London Pinch has the following:-

The London Pinch has the folloWing:-
"PRINCE BABY's CoURT CIRCULAR.-The great
satisfaction which was given to the mothers of
England by the faithful naTatiOns about Prince
Baby which were supplied during the recent tour
of Prince Baby's royal parents, and the delight
which was felt in reading, in a subsequent court
circular, that he had been out for an airing, has
induced his friend and godfather, Mr.. Punch to
make arrangements for the regular preparation of
a court circular that shall be devoted only to
Prince Baby. The following is the chronicle of
the past week -
"Sunday-H. r. H. very good indeed. Slightly
inCensed after church at being interrupted in
sucking the yelve. on mammals prayer book but
Instantly paCiied. Grabbed at Il wine glass and
threw 1t down, but only laughed AZ the pieces,
and wanted another.
"Monday--H. r. II. did not cry during the
whole day. Observing from the window his royal
parents going ont for ride, distinctly remarked
Tartar innocenty unconscious that they were
out of hearing.
"Tues day-H. r. H.'s usual amabity was
disturbed by special petition, on the part of his
Lead nurse, that he would put the coral into his
mouth, instead of Shem, Ham, and Japhet, whom
he tndeaYored to introduce there all at once. He
was graciousy pleased however, to substitute
Il elephants for the family OF Noah.
"Wednesday-H. r. III cvipccd great desire
TO eat his toes. During ride in the afternoon,
he distinctly pointed at horse, and made a
remark which the head nurse is inclined 20 be-
heve was see, but which the second nurse con-
sidtrs to have been geep
"Thursday-H. Il. IL. very sleepy; but the
meuical attendants did not tllll that the symp-
toms were in the least alarming, though his
remOnstrances on being moved certainly were.
He was pleased 70 break a seryes cup in the fore
noon, and TO laugh very much at the crash.
{ "Frldoy-H. X. III. much displeased at a bib
teiDg inserted under his double chin, and he spat
out his nutriment with mucn vigor. Afterwards
a sudden clutch at his royal mothers Dagmar
brooch slightly hurts his hand, but he was de-
lighted when the naughty brooch was well
whipped.
"Saturday-H. II. IL. in the highest spirits, and
kicking yehemently. An attempt to swallow his
red sock was happily frustrated, and his royal
fathers watch went into his mouth instead. He
enjoy ed his evening bath dinghy and utterly
refused to allow himself to be removed from the
water. At length an Angola kitten effected a
diversion, and Ii. II. II. concluded the week by
going TO sleep with the attecrionate kittens tail
in his hand"
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John IL. STOKES,
No. 7O2 ARCH STREET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES or Day GOODS
A splendid Variety for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Consisting OF stun Goods.
French MeTinoes and poplins,
Lupn's Single and Double Wdth Black Delgiae
Lupins Bright Wo Plaids.
Lupins Fine Quality French Merinoes,blf
Heavy Ribbed Wool PoplinB, 81 20.
Gay and Plain style Cotton and WoolDelV
500 va, DIS CAllcoes, from ~ q TO 5Oc.
Plaid hhAwls-GAy and Desirable.
Plain ShRWB-f0r Service.
Childfen's ShAwls- Long and Square.
Ladies, Gents, and Chiidren's Gloves
Ladies and Gems Linen Cambria nan.
Ladies Hem Stitched Hdkfs.
Genus Silk HIdkfs.
Balmcral Skir.s-LArge Assortment.
Splendid Counterpanes from Auction.
flannels-White and COlCred.
Russia Crash and Diaper.
llOO yards American Crash, at IKE.
II Ladies will examine this stock they win md good
goods at the lowest prices No trouble to show them
Come and examine, at
JOHN II. STOKES.
l29-lm No. 7O7 ARCH street.
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The inventor of printing was no fool but he
has caused myrlads to make fools Of themselves.
"A Down East editor declares that modasty Is
quality that highly adorns a woman, but ruins
q man.
Archbishop Whately said that gardening was
dangerous pastime for lunatics, because they
might grow maddeT
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Never meet trouble half way, but let him
have The whole walk for his pains. Perhaps be
will give up his visit in sight Of your house.
Doctors tell US that hanging is a delightful
death, the dying man being made physically
happy. As executed criminals by the rope have
ntytr published their experience, probably the
doctors are mistaken.
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CoAL AT FIRsr CosT-cosr PRICE mo-

GOAL AT FIRST COST-COST PRICE TO
~ Stockholders f7k per ton-Immedlate DelIVery-COh
Of best QuaityShAres, each enttlng 10 and haf
tons al Tst COST for twenty aud to cash
obtained at $40 payable half Eubscrblng, and hafon
January next, OF the MUTUAL BEAR MOUNTAIN
FRANKLIN COAL COMPANY, once No. l2l B. THIRD
Street topposite the GirATd Bank) Stock Capital EU
Subscription OF shares S3S; Of 10 shares 800; Of 20
shares Sl75 OF 70 shares 1926 OIL shAr& 345 OF 80
BhSIes, 5000.
Each share entities the holder to receive every year
and half tons of coal cost for ~ years. and Cash
Dividend every six months Of the proas fTom the sale Of
all suI plus coal
stooihoders who do not want any coal may have their
proportion Of coal sed by the Company for their especial
benefit the profits being paid them indep
OF the regular eaih dividends, to which they also
entitled.
Ihe Company possess Ia 60 and wen built Coal Works
at Donaldson (neAT TTemoptl with extensive lining and
Timber Rights, excellent Double Breaker slope Works,
large steam HI gines Railroads, and an other machinery
and apparatus In ul peTa0n, capable OF mining 96 90
tons, 10 be extended 10 1900 ions per year.
This COsl 10 OF the best quality cheay OF the Black
Heath and Primrose ' ens which, with several uthOr
valuable coal veins, extend within the limos Of the COm
pRny ioT two miles In LEI 9Th
anch fthe Beading Railroad extends 60 the mines
Of the Company, over which he SoAl u daily saRt 70
stockholders may order their Coal IN any Of the usual
Biles viz Lump Coal Broken, Egg, Stove, Nut Coal
all At the present oost price OF 81 80 delivered a
coal yard in tho northern, middle, and southern portions
Of The city.
The Compsny ard all the mining g0rks are clear OF debt
sTd all operations conducted the cash principle
For circulars and subscrpti apply at the oaloe
No l20 S. THIRD Street, second floor, opposite GHard
Bank.
AreD, for Readng-Msyor Hoyer.
Board Of uiTt ctoTs William Ford, D. H. Wolfe, Robert
p. King, II. SChmWle.
A. B. JLRpEE, Secretary. iI-2j-lIn
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~ o o D s

~ ooDs
EoR THE HOLIDAYS.
nElmNsE REDUCTION IN PRICE oT
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
sILvBR-fLATRD WARE, As
Ladies' nod Hunting -Case(
Lever watches beautifully Prom go to tieA
. engraved and onsmeled [
HqRs3S ~ %.g.s.: ss.:SIS- Ic From ''oso n~.
silver Hunting Case watches
" fau-iewelied Leysr..... %
Gold Vest Chains, from $40 to t7S.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13


Noid ChatcAine Chains, from $40 TO $50.
Cold Mech Cha ns, nom s. TO f25.
100 different btylcs no Gold Sets, Pins and Far Ing
all the latest and most fashionable designs frem e. 70
FlNE GOLD
SLEEVE BUTTONS, BOSOM STUDS,
SCARF PINS, GENTs' Piss
GOLD IHlMBLES, SILVER THIMBLEs
BRACELETS, ARMIETS
LLIkElS, CHARMS,
PENCILS, pENg kr k~
Every variety Of 81 vor and Silver Plated Ware. -
manufacturers prices.
IfA sktH, CAKE BAsKEfS,
tAkD BASKETS, fHUIr BASKETS,
BUTTER DISHES, SUGAR DISHES,
hlhUP PITCHERS, BREAKFASr CASTORs,
pINhfR CASTORS, SALT STANDS,
GORIET9, CUpA
WATERS, URHa.
CALL BELLS, MAXIM RNGs,
FRUIT KNIVES, &c. &c.
Forks aud SPOON, every variety, treble plated on
Eenune albata A. hafthe usual prices Remember hat
lhrEe store with big rent fnd heavy expenses
way, not To- place TO buy goods cheap Therefore n
you woud study your interests and great bar
gains, wish our little store,
No. 1925 MARKET Street.
l2-O tus-St W. l.. CLARK.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20
JOhnsOnvilIe.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, ever
w $50 Building Lot, IN the
City of JohnsonVille,

published plsn Of which can b. seen a our Once
and - the principal Hotels and other pubic places
in this city. Beng eIigiHy located on the East
hank Of the Tennessee uyer 10 miles from Ifs
mouth, and Al tbs terminus II the Nasnville and
Northwestern Railro d, distance of y miles from
thai CITY; surrounded, a. IL il, By a rich add pro-
ducYe country, anf bring IN almost constant riv-r
communication with many o. the most important
commercial cities Of the North and Southwest
must, AZ DO distantdsy, become scty q vast busi-
and prc!'ao investment, l. bot seldi N offered.
We the sole agents for the sale Of lots and are
fully authorized apd empowered 10 grant titles %
Apply % W. MATT. BROWN Co, Agts.
nOyiS-u Al Cherry street.