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COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIcKLAND's MELLIFLUOus COUGH
BALSAM.

This 10 the best aud cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds Hnsrseness, Asthma Whooping Cough, aud
Consumption. Everybody Who has trisd this sxcs
lent Balsam onthusia ucAlly recommend H. mrS.
Mitchell, Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been
lear u sufferer with oouga for many years 20 bad as
not to be aoe 70 walk up stars She took ous bottle
OF this BNsau aud has beSI better or since, and
advises all VINO naVe Coughs, o Ida aud AsthmS 10
Try this valuable Cough RalsAnn Fifty cents per bot.
tie Sold by all druggists, an manufactured at No
east Fourth sire I, Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
SUPPORT THR WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

TtIs the unseen hand Of the urovdept ther reaching
foFth from the grave, and still uOurishinR his offspring,
and keeping Together the Anily. BY IT. the hithhn
soa .iah -.sA. ,-4a1------- ----GaaNEa -
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Aiberp Stable.
JAMES CATHoARTpS
LIV RY TAB E.

A 7 Rrice Dilles ol stand Jeffsrson lreet, imm e.
n diafely opposite the market, where may be had
a. ait hnes the best Of harness horses, buGsss
He's Also prepared to keep hOTass BY ths week On
reasonable terms. r..t auLSdam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
I ,n .Ayn FROM re. rAsos OF WANT,

wctsld these ehlidren have comfortable home, and
the means Of educanOni Would this wife be ndepen.
dent Of the cold charities Of the worldf Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my debthi Would there be no sacrifice OF
property by forced sales OF an administrator to meet
the demands oferedtors-sales made when the market
tends downward, and fair prices cannot be reali1edf
How few answer these question 20 their sanstao,
hon They fear 10 ask them, and cherish tbs belief
that they have long lease on life THIS u both fool
lah ARd eowafdy. The brave man
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The sun., 1864-12-13


n~r,on, VINO "ooo s"ner inc psnes u "a.' 's.''
than p, 'p' 'uo"ni'tn' SoAiiss' 'NT '-'
prs.. "emon' " enip'oSth'n, 'or euon P'i'OH1
G, 'u'' 'u' ."pO' 'on % 'ro'cSa'o-H .'ss ~
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the WOMB. The ablet financial systems in Eu.
ropc are based upon the taxation Of nccessarss rsth
er than luxuries small AK upon an,articic Of
universal consYnption such as tobacco and tes
which have passoi from luxuries ,o nee, sstics In
our country would yield moro than . tsx Of ny
hundred Ter cent upon pianos silver 81, IONS,
Brussels carpets. .,.
H. point Of fact the uluma,o burdens 9fu'.
however they may 10 imposed In The 49,.
fall ultimately upon u1 poor The ,..-.
men and women Of NV York sy ~, ,.r,. :,
bad excessive uIsnon than 4 49, .r, ho =,
Finh Avenue. Tax WILLIAM ,,--..,,.rt,,., .,,o,,,,
once inereases his rents tos,o ,,,,s No, an, t.v-
!, 10 the many who pay IN. 80 .pee, I'm.
labor, rather than CAP - ...,,.,t,,su -, A.. t.,,
menscly for the want 49,, -, ,h. ,r,.re.,
i"e' ''o 'uAs'' lax sdvsnced In the hrs, plsco
~" ly classes 70 tho Government.
ctu.l smount OF revenue derived
'''' Wv S1yoriment from every Arrle
.mrtion tears but snsn Tso-
to is retail price 20 The poor. tax oi
p''NGS cents pound on tea and coffee sends w the
,ces Of these commodities twenty or thirty cents
y pound. This IN the capital fault q the present
Vi system. The poor arc impDyniished, without
benoht,ing ,he government and the rich are made
richer with every increase q taxation. The euor.
nous private fortunes ~ Europe are founded upon
false tar systems aid enormOiJ national debts
So also 10 the poverty of the masses In VI sens'
tax on sales is emphai.oslly tho poor mans tax
4, levcs IN umoun,-slght In the indlvdual cas-,
hut enormous IN .be aggregate eupon ell articles o
consumption, aud dspenss- With mlddlomcn and
capitalists. It Is beyond question tho most II
oughly American and Democrats system u taxa
ton that has ever been devised, and whether tor
rored from the Arsbs ans or tho 3panisrds 1t pre-
scnts ,be only possible avenue oi ESCAPE Iora on
| hnsucial difficulties.
The sun., 1864-12-13
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MoRSrNG DEC. ls. 1864.
Tho war ss the Atlantic Coast.


Tns anticipation tbs. General GnAnI would
IN Ike q cooperating movomen, In favor u Gene-
raj SUBWAY seems W have been realized. TIE er.
petition under General wAHars,. which crossed
the No.iawsy River on wednesday evening 10 no
mere reconnaissance, and Ii evidently desgnvd
a. strike q decisive blow Of some point which
does not ye, exactly sppear at present. however
II Socs not seem that tho Southsdo railroad and
Lynchburg sre the objective points The iniies-
Nons are that the expedition will be heard Of from
North Carolina II would be matter Of consider
able Importance TO ssiks and destroy In M State
ttu railroad communications with TIE Confederate
capital, even were Wilmington untouched. We
have no less than four imposing armies operating
on the Atlantic coast General GRAsT's In Virginia;
Gen. wARnEs's in North Carolina Gen. FosTEE's
In south Carolns, and General sngRAAs's-ac-
,ording to the rebel journals-in Georgia. These
forces amount TO aggregate Of probably not less
than two hundred thousand men, and arc acting In
concert with each other and with several po"eriul
fleets. The columns under Generals snEENAS and
wAnrEs arc movable. AMI will strike, with y
fleets, at the precise points whero the enemy L..
least expect lhetn. Whether the impending .
- all fail In Virginia, North or South Care -.
Goorgia-or in sll these places smuliane, -,
questions that will probably 10 decide
II davs
The sun., 1864-12-13

l.fh ip 10, ,N rf#a ,.f n.V, snI
80, ,o.n,h "a 4 d.. '''"7 '''''V'' ~
S'H'e' "outn 'nu . uN''
hcr 'uterinCs hIy" an end,
iier uirht Of Gloom 10 zone;
Tho Savolr took ncr by h.' hand
ANA lei ncg .tluy home.
Inc h'rcral viii take place "Wednesday, Dec.
Il ~ = IN, iom the i,". .uan fraal "tUhi Chnt, h
cor. Of tNdcu and Oh ats, Hotoken, 10 Witch Az
ulrats .rr inNitCi, without luithsr uu,ice 20.
,RAuAy-ou surd,,. f,o-ripr I,,r H. Xyiui.r,
Graham In the i,th ,GHI at bi. are '' '' ''''''"
1hv relaivcs anu uun.cs OF tlo family. and those
OF hi ronE- David Wuilhu and samuel, resprCt-
noon. Iail ius Al o'c..1, RON the l,sIden'e Of
hs son, David hTahniu, - North rh.d a., W.l ans
h1i %. ~
HOPklNS-On Monday, dec III, Thomas I Hop
klus, sou OF fa'uck HU4 Wineiord Hopkius aged II
NrA.s and ton'hs
WAY, s.-tu the sea, Iou1 ., B,uIkL-n, Wbt.. a
sot ma Mrs o. Ec ,ul-fn alh 10 Olti d Vr tlt rr-
Ylst q his toil, on Iut-duy, Dec 18Th. 30
IAsu-Ou ~upta, npr IT, l~.iA 1 "A Lash in
hi 6Itl. yts..
lne icnus ami relatives OF the .ami'y rerp'rt-
fuzzy inNtei u attend the hlIs.zl, ~ iILruGuyy
AuefLuol Itl , IT, o'yo, b. 4.Ju we srerupagt uI
No -ou-in-I as, d. Culv, ~ Atlantic ~ krooktn
LATHAM In Nill. .iu.hur.h n, =, .d.. f,,c A
No miami ~ OF iraucl- and N..ll.o IAthLn. a. uq
= months.
IN, Iu.uds OF tle h,tnily are tspsc. .tti,Iy invited
To- intend fAr .uUtIf, ...- Iu,sdl. .f.r noon. b.
o',luck. IRON .l Jourr..,a -l, .uLuut rlrthrr no
ne. lu1
,y,,ts , s,.t.,. H. :, . ,,..t,
u. r." .' 9a'u''1N' O''. - a' NO, ,t''@1'l@ @
The sun., 1864-12-13
The EenIan HroIherhood.

THn Fenan organization for the redemption Of
Ireland from English rule, sHords . remarkable
evidence Of tho vitality and potency u distinctive
traits cf national character II also presents a
wonderful illustration Of the certainty Of Divine
punishmen, upon national 80 well as individual
sins. After the setusd ,sIstent policy q Eng
land bad, TO all A. rance Utumphed by tho hns
scattering of the Irsh roy'e 70 every land and Gu
mate uner heaven, ,nd this u sdeeree that fast
rendering Irel.ni the least Irlsh country IN tho
world and At the very moment when British
Statesmen had begun to congratulate themselves
upon the final disAppcsra,ce Of tho Irish
Trout les," an organization sIsings into existence,
o. ia , night, which threatens to defeat the policy
Of centuries, and elevate Ireland into free snd
independent nationality. OF the Fonian organ.-
zation we know but little beyond the broad fact
Of u existence n perhaps the most pow
erful secret association Tor other than
purely lencvolen, purposes that ever eI-
listed In the world. II is composed entirely "
Irishmon Ia America. who sworn 10 accomplish
the NJ orty Of their mother country Al first ght
this would sppcm en- imprsc,icsble undertaking.
| but upon examination Il will bo found that the
Fcnians possess greater means 'or accomplishing
'A'' P' P'' "iV' 'a' ''" '"'y
''o' '"J'S - ~,
W "'.'"' '
a''o"' ""','' VI 'V T-u l'H'Vr "
'nei' III ne"n' =! '"'
Above all, they have money, aud the skill to use
1t for the end IN view The organization IN the
United States do~s not number less thsn hundred
aud Gity thousand m0n, and may largely exceed
that estimate. 1t includes some ol the best Irish
:" Wv
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The sun., 1864-12-13

Ads YJ.. .!c iat, D.c. - % T.. .i.-lh, fuo:ua-
tons n sou cay ha,, ue n 4s ioloas --Atl Al.
93S 1D.5, .J5; lv.I5, Y3Ji H. -Jsa l,l5, .aJ
1l.3- 35-S; ll.iJ, g52.a; i, -a!N lgl5, a3zA. I;
l4,J, 100 l9.i5, -; IL "a lls ea5; lg6, z37 :
l.a5, zY6S; Lou -S5A :, ZS4 Z; 80, ga5 . 2lG
236si ~, 2J5.s 200 2S1's; 80, sJ5t, a.Uh
s34 2.sA 434,a S,-5, "a a J.ia 2J4 4I4 gs34
The general stock market opeuod quiet, but steady
improvement soon commenced which continued 10
the c.oso Of the DAYS hufine,s. The advance WIS
quite marked In many cases aud the demand active.
Governments were strong and LRher, Tho loan
mIket CONTINUES Ieuye o. 6sI per cent, There /.
The sun., 1864-12-13
The Tobacco and SeHur Tax.
NV YoEE. December 10th. 1864


Editor NJ the N,,r York sun In thi- morn
'ug's eiit.on, speaking OF the IobscconWts Conv'n-
tpr, Won made a statement which, II 1t 20 before
tie country without contradiction, might iu1ict
upon our cause u tntsl iniurv. u "a not proposed
by the manufacturers to throw the burden of taxa
tinn on the pr0ducor on the contrary, they are
willing TO bear the burden themselves and only ask
that u lie divided equally, and a. law taxing the
wsuufactured article cannot he carried ont In an
equitable manucr, they demand that lag he
mRis by wh,h they Chc manufacturers not the
pIoducers) shall he compelled to pay tie tax on
the esf when they Withdraw Il from the farmer OF
the bonded warehouse Tor tie purpose OF manu-
n, turing. The producer can only bc benefited
Oy system which will protect the bones, manu-
hctufsIs aud Their customers against the esaders
| of the law. NJ Id the Cuuve4'iol advocate tie
lup,It CA of tay uu exported tp acc,, aLd the
| domestic consumption 10 not supp sod 60 cN,tcd
Iih,WbO,ON, pounds Icr anuum the amount raised
would ne on S5,Op,OV1 instead u lO'.322,692 As
| you cstmato by giving this tho same publicity
| which you gave 70 your statement you WI obi ye
tie suffering manufacturers OF tobacco aud cigars.
Yours, respectfully, 1. A soncoDEE,
ScC'y. OF tie I'taccuulsts National ASS, atiou.
We .ivc place to the above letter ot our CORES
ponjcnt with the explanation that thc article tie
suN to whi,h he rciors was iutoudod chiefly to IL
lustrs,c, from the ycXauous oppressive ourl,as o.
the tobacco trade, the evils oi ,Ar ricseu, IS stem u
| taIiag pr ducton in place of consumption. rue
remedy suggested by the robaccousts' Convention
Is at best only p,liIahou and does not strike at
the root of the d.heulty. II pr. ,os, AS We nm
derslnn1 It, Ihst a. tobacco sha. pass into sort
OF .onicd warehouse system, and whcu sold for
manufacture shall pay tax This involves the
troublesome and expensive system o.: lullins ig-
tern.l custom houses in the various sn,cs,
and imposes system Of espionage upon
farmers which must injuriou.ly affect pro-
'u' "A" '"'' I-' '-' ''"'l' '''
'n'' "Nu ' o'' % ''' l'''' '' " ''' '1'''' > = ''
's"''" N'N ''' ''' '''
"N' N''N'o ''' "'' 's''' "'.''' '' "'' 'N' '"'
'o''''S un'' we s'"4' ''H"' 'e''' ''u ,D. H.
e"f Aoo'e A. supp '''As "'o 'AIl G. 1A1 m'
'"-nu''o'u''r' nA" ' 'I''' u'''s4' 10 'i''N'' tue
'''''' 80 N'f''"' u'''''''' 'Y' va lN wv 80 y.
n' "1''H'Os' " vac p1'.. lA 'N'' ''. 'l
The sun., 1864-12-13
SOCIETY NOTICES.

T AIDES FATHER MATHEW r. A. r.
- ~ocict., No. %, OF \. I.-lue orrcniye-e. meiu-
hcrt and thoee Wishing TO become meubsn
,ueriCd IN meet il the hVCmeit OF The nonil' Ms
rrusarv, cor. 2Ji It, and % avenue, thia Nesda,
cvenlr., Doc. ilfh, Tor ihe eertiou of Uihcor. Sc
OWN MCGOWAN Chairman pIo TEN. HENRY
H. NJ LliALL- sec. pro ten. ilu
THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER MA
u thew [ IS. 4, A u. society .Ic lc ehy Notified tn
meet ~ heir hl, adl u ooue t;, this Tue DAY even
in, lah inst, NJ d O'c1tf, 'rr the el0g ION ot NJ
gels ic- tl, tu-ung tenn. iy ordcro JOHN RAR-
El, irst.; TB.OTHN J.. LYSCH, Ecc sec. i2l
The sun., 1864-12-13

SPECIAL Notices.
Editors new \

Editors New Sork ~un--ocnr Sir-'!bc
following from The advel tisul columns oi the li-
hune fully deserves tho annexed from same papri
"j 20 eiien,- will ind an advert among
The lusir,~- nltlgt, oi interest 10 those who
want Whcelcr q Wilson's sewing Machines Iha
advertiser, NJ. !. +. tLLlS, Las ions tClu ia ;bc
,rnoy " he heeiei a " nson Manufacturing Com
pauy, aui be- ~cil known 10 oil their customer. ui'
estiblifhmcut viii H. found acic.t convcni,nre ia
supplying tho necessities o. thosp who lice the ma
chluos ia the upper part Of the cHy, while to tho,o
rufchasins machines he will lie compe Instruct.
or. The pres Of the city have been liberal IN their
notices Of the only plarc uptown where Wheeler &
Wilson's Machines arc 10 lc otGained. Ard nov,
during the holidays. please advice she purohaseu OF
sewing machines particularly TO pstsoni1e Mr. EIlis
such osho0tr from the parent establishment q, the
above noticed deserves the encouragement NJ ell
classos Hero the ah,uent nay select splendid
marhine for the Doudoir, and tho INDECENT pro,ure
this almost ndis spcnslbs necessty, urJn part al pay
ments or rent them may lc mo.t desirable DE
pot for Browns Baby Tender. "Suprrior TO mot
human baby teuders"-TrlhuEe. 2S3
Only 2j cents per boi,le-Reynold's Crin-
ola for the Hair IL highly reriumed make, The hair
soft. slo-.y, dark and beautiful, and promotes its
growth. Tor sale by NORTON & CO. 20 Bieeoker
! street ~
Iroycr n Buker's Highcm Prcmiunl
Sewing Marh nrs Tor sAie aud 10 rent at g85 broad.
wa, bctsten slst md 2!d sy 3l5
| Enli and " inter-If you want tau and
Winter ciOthue, 20 10 +. b. BAl.bN rs. 81 and "
Fo"esy. The largest rtOk AID store IA ,ne eiI, Hnd
pr'es les. Chiligon's department not oquallsd. 4s6
| Holiday Presents Of Affection aud thaSi-
| ty.-.M liEEiEK d Wilson's liiguost PiCInuuu
| Lex stitch SeHins MAcnlnes. No b2a b.Oan" az, -
| Y, see WHEELER WILSON'S Button liole Ma
! chine. iS
! Attention tnrtmen, EIprcssuieB, and
o'hcir !, d. oiled cauNaes horre tp,crr, -upt pt 10
| r.uhcr at hal! tho price; slso Al large quantity -,
heavy horse blankets. eA'I4 size. or ua." cheap q
| ~ iAst Broadway. e. H. TYLER Proprietor. sJ4
| The Great CodEb Remedy y-OyertoE's
| Pdlmouic bal-am /. doing more sool "a aque, say
than any other tnlu- OF be -lud ia tue mhtEct For
the clfe OF cJurh-, colds, AthUG- bronchitis, md
ausntou, dsugsp> tenaiur 20 cor 'nptiou. ~ stsuds
| uuiiNHsd. fiice 80 etc. per bottle Adress your
| Oldu to ONEEfOS DODiE, az EiEh h ave. d
The sun., 1864-12-13
TRADE NOTICES.


OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD
y, their iegulm Neekly meeting II their Hsl cor.
asd a. and Sth eye, Tuestay evening" Tee. Y.
tho hot LAllAN, Pres. THOS. MANS lELD,
Roc. Sec.
TO CODPfRS-PROpOSAl. WILL BE RI
ceivcd a. 10 aui i Cham.c-s e., iio.1 psl'tes
who viii furnish from 1c0' H. 9,010 nes % re,s. ah
barrels an kcfs yer month. ior the yesT leJb Tho
hnrrcls mus e the ere of egg barrels, fat hoops,
strong ami vel s't-onci. The haf barrels AMI kess
must be round hooped and ALEC well .cisoned. Psy-
menis VIII Lc made i0r above work AZ deliver
Cd Il. LpkllLARD. a2l
\NORkINGNiENS' UNION-THE ADJ
w iruuci mce,lug Of the Committee ou Ee-olu-
io1s viii ue hol thls eyculgg. u z, c. Hail 40 26I
Bovery, nsi.h =. McDEllMO RI ChairioAn. ~
WOEkING WOMENS' PROTECTIVE
w jNlON MEEIING AICOOrER lSsIlT TX
TlEsDAY, DECEMBER 18Th. 1864.
Rev HENRY WARD DEfCHER,
IiS. 7. BRADY, IN.
A. OAkEY HAIL Esg.
Hon CHA~. p HAlN.
HENRY MuEIOkD Fut viii road POEM.
anu other gentsf4tu.
viii adircr- the public on behalf u ile Working
women 20. NfN lois cItv.
Door opcn at Z. o'coCA Admission Ffoe.
The sun., 1864-12-13
E'SISs.

ATTENTION., LADIEs-THE OLD ES.
"A thhnsne- NJ, !. tus ia !l.Ict Isns Co. 80 Chat-
ham I, OIOlte Z. loA'c Nnlc Ma bs lotei, il teil.
ng snsl, ttts A. thar Iactory Nhu!es a ~ Gee Lal
early And ret choice and ha gaiu; setfs 5O
nuns -!ld oO-Ts 4!,Ov e-ch aud UpgArds syberlan
squirrels, Fitch Mattin aud Mink esble yets very
low, Altering md repairing to III, latest styles
elual 70 new; AIeceiP giyol W pITchlaos insuring
lnli, Mana ,er. S52
The sun., 1864-12-13

abundance Of unemployed capital and the supply ef
currency i- adequate. Tho hank ra,emon; this wrek
shows an increase Of 81 1cT,si2 IN loan', and .
decrease Of s3bi6G46 n net dspo,iu The heure- 90
feet In part the recent loan The 'pecie average 10
up s4SS, $50, and the eirculs.i,n 10 do- s55,954.
The sun., 1864-12-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.


A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, AT A
i5,h IT, w @' ''''' '''' ~ ''' '''" ~ 9sS SGn''
A GOOD DCHANCE-THE MALVERN HILL
ioae !, r .sl@ sLelp % go. co., Of Moo'teT and lOu.
has other tns.n'-- to attend 10. 6s
EOR SALF--A BUTCHER'S FlXlCRES,
With stcl rov doing good cl.h business cor.
Wllouehbr an~ Irinc' 't, Book ~. 35S
EOR >ALE->1OCK, FIXTURES AND COED
-a,S Fn.inS F oo ~ onc i,h o., e. com 40 oSs
% u" 'od cheap. oslior dHys oi7 Ath IT, near Ave
EOR SAIE-A GOOD KEROSENE OIL
L iou.c. hoe and wagon, and everything that g.
longs ,oit. luqnIe iu tGc lamp stole, I's Brooms
'''cc'. Isl
nor SALE IT 4 BAEGAIN-AN OLD
rst Il lsAcd Wushueton Narkct EHp.csA doing
fH" '''' ''''' ct ''' wet '''' st. '''oTs :. u
EDR SALE-ItllS DAY, TUESDAY, 18TH.
3Ss as 'sf ,5 .,oo, s ~, fI,s tS a1o,
to oclocs in tie htte.to ii9
EOR SALE - SPLENDID BOARDING.
l. usc uu tv n full OF geGtcol hoardsis one OF the
N,-t money -mrSiug housus ~ tle cIty. slaU. Also
suueiio. , tent wee au.c cutter-slrlt Invention
T. ;, fght sAeN. Apply 81 Chatham #, room 3. %
EOR SALE-AS Old ESTABLISHED
L liquor storu with stock and nix uIce, 50 Pin
STAIR BUILDING SHOP, No. III EAST
~ .ith -, near - gye,--ti.s bull, Including all
uNt da's S3 ~ - per etel. snt or safe cnoap and "a
or4c!. E1I Ia Iatcsa. Ntltt!,,. ud pant lied. new.
,li.,'cro'., t's.to aluc, &C. s3l
STABLE IEASE FOX SALr-fIfTEEN
- -talis and 'y''nsve CarriVo room no tine order
H syd, o. % ,' j. SsrHf b. H'SS f f'' ' " '' ID "g4 %
TO BE SOLn->iORE FIXTURES AND
u ana Rlape UNor'mou. Of liguor- rnl Ales with
Jears lease HUm The q n MAJ next, l.I Maiden
lant Apply to JAMES HEARE, CaIleuter, toT
hOor
ITO LEA PORK AND PROVISION
Il stand ~ Cent-e N-gket Inquire u 700 Cents
stree. 70
VO LET - FOR 4 TERM or YEARS,
t'NIlIl'S I....a.e g Vac o,y, co.Icr Vi GrGnd
ave and Pacific ~, tore her ith al tools Lnd titnP.
Also LGlt e. ul cpaslts We I'D LAa sDi. hs will lie
s'. It Fc.y u,C. pCt lie iD"a ON is one OF the
'eet 10 the ely {, 4 olkVn 10. the tasILess. The
. 80 c.y! La. Tor d uaiub o. ytu,f can led on .
Nr ,A,clsIve t.lgc, ielnIe tg-sOuAlle. Apply en-
tAt s.v.Iis,u iInI. c-l.'cly. llJ
Scll ,-FCE SALE-MEAT MARKET,
TOOOI4 I44st e, e..As .o.-e sn 81 u4d uu- /.
.tff, D.r ot .tc e .f ...-r ..l t4t t.i Ye...4 <
Al sup lor hsA market, sth a.s o,a IL q .. nv
y la IN o.. ~, .ia.. .lU.s, 800. q. a 62 hal,
~ - ~ . ..y ~
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lust RECEIVED AN IMPORTATION OF

Complaints. Feyerh kheum atirIn, Weakness &C., u
eYLNEsTEkS Old Depot, 1875 Canal 81 NY. an
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STABLE LEASE FOX SALT-tItTEEN
- stalls and extensive carriVo room. 10 fne order
AMY on tie u.-es 10, Eas, 4.tL a. t,t "a ana ID
ave-. l., j. DLSCuNbES gI2
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EOR SALE-A coon KEROSENE OIL
Il ioutc. hoe lnd wagon, and everything that a.
iones 80 90. luquIe iu tIc lamp store i,s Brooms
ssrng' g5
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TO BE SOLn->iORE FIXTURES AND
u anu Rlape uNo-'nau. Of liqu0r- rnI ales, with
years lease rUn the IL n MAJ next ~ Maiden
Lane, Apply to JAMES HEARE- Caileutcr toT
hour
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STAIR BUILDING SHOP, No. ~ EAST
- .1th a. near - gve,-~tt.s bull. Including ali
mat. ia,s 80 ~ - per ete4 snt for cnoap and "a
or4c!. E1l, "a Ittct Ncltt4,l ud pau, led. new.
.LL-. LLIN- :. ~ ~ z lLuN. 20 nHl
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EOR SALE IT 4 BARGAIN-AN OLD
Il rst j lishcd Washington Markct Express doing
GOO uHae. ipure 90 t'' "ert .oth st, tetore -
A. 81
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DEATHS.

BARNSrORF on De II, at the residence Of her
lathe Mr, Frederic hIicI sccAncus, y Ji E'lka-
beth, the beloved vie ol l.Ouis Barurton A-el --
yeaIs, month and diyr.
Her suferincs have an end,
Her urht Of riooIn 10 zone:
Tho Ssvioir took hcr by h. hand
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EOR SALE-AS Old ESTABLISHED
L liquor ttor with stock and iS uce, 50 Pit
=
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Idluonic pAsan l. doing more tool "a qui't say
than gny other tnlA ui thU lud iu tue mhrLct. For
tue cure OF cJVrh-, colds, aithuG bronchitis, uhd
ansntou, disygr.A teneiur 10 cou0inpou. ~ stsuds
uniNnltd r. ice 80 cts. per hottie. A''dress your
Oldu.s to ON NER fOS a DODliE, l42 Eirh II ave. ID
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AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON Al

Wou Whit ana rlnfsN arc. SAFE Whhout rtsefNa TO
A CClOS THIS AFTERNOON Al
~ A'ccck, viii h' so'l the entire handsome iurni.
OF houfc 49, Nest sls, -, het. Ith and >h aves
hne velvet tsp q and in, rain Garrett. rch paror
lntniurf soil, i9trtc- tuifrof'i cios .S rnrtN a'
teSr., paintings io1kraaes. tables cl urs Of all
kina-, e's-nt q ther l,is chirs. cut 6. ware, ell
yer, clocSer. e1i everything neces-aIy ior eeute'
hor'ke rinE ND postloDemcut. IL
An ENTEApBDINARY OPPORTUNITY
10 housc .coprIs. IiOwcaod tlruitui' sale by
r. EOTH, Aurtinrcor, thir tiuesdayl afternoon, at
O'Clock, At te three story rcsueGce, ll0 Wet shh
st. oh ave- consist 1s Of over 500 Yard Of vel
vtt, Buls-ts incTiin eaIIrts Tusce uo-l pis
o.c iIog to 'nt p'r.oE iuiis ca itAin clock ahlee,
louults, oil Hni.n he'd stClds nireuur, spfing and
ha.r mattresses b. d., blankets, glars china and table
ca ny, &c. sale positive. i2O
r SELDNER, AUCTR, - BOWEEl-
~. Niu -,l 'hls dsy - lu o'clock, ~ lls Heater
~, t'f fo svth and Christie sts the content. of
ins"s Is cr saoJn, conais.nr OF chail' tAh.es tum-
bier, looEng-g!es' one fine counter, pictures ous
baf-room stove anu one yeIy hne haiatei.e-tab
Also 5'yu0 segar". lsS
M l.. PHILLIPS AUCTlONEER, WILL
I'VE cell this Ia At ~ W. a. the y \. Tat ersall,
- New Bower,, ~o,s horses. coach, : EockaEsys,
VrIidcr DO rinl and double hGruess- &C Sale posi-.
tive without re-erve. II.
pAWNBRukIES SNIE-BtlL 4 IN
GRAHAM Hil sci th,. day, 81 las o'clock, al
inr, Hk dr. -sss coats nsnt.. vsts, .hoeta pillows,
bels, &c. ChAS. tt DLiPf, 80 spring a.. 50
pAWNBROkLR'S SALE THIS DAY OF
mems aud NOmcu'- clothug. JAMES AGAR
viii sell M ~ New Rove at IN O'Clock JoO lots
ot -iiE mel,no and otnor er,sacs bioche and wool
quilts blankets beaver and plaid oysrnoats business
h,l IOck cons ie.nialoons, Netts snd variety CT
~. btention oi dealer. aud othsu. BY order Of A.
J. JACKSON, 90 NbiEer a.. l26
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EJk SALt-l d II DAl, TUESDAY, 18TH,
Il po-.tlytI. the .c.sc .iJ tuJ tHtu oi = liquor
baI, OYSTER and fiuuV ,sloon $50 rcnth avenue ncar
3l u. The ON ne. TO bs re- on the premises from
10 u O'CCCs in tlp httc 80 oun. 1l9
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EOR SALE-S1OCK, FIXTURES AND COED
Vlll nt %, ttI 4... Nu..HI. e.. 40. 4oiug
.unl lusiucs1. toor ~ ouch. iih cor- e9is rrs.
90 n" sod cheap. Cs for dSys oi7 4th IT, near Ave
D. -
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ITO LEA PORK AND PROVISION
Il stand ~ Cent-c M-gkct. Inquire u 700 CentTs