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AsMyrl.-At the New York Hotel, at Eve O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon, January "a, IGsAcIo DE ARpIrrl
His relatives and friends requested the
funeral on Tuesday morning, at ten O'Clock, at 81,
Dtepbens church. TwentyeRhth street. between LexDg.
ton and Third avenues.
ARHu.--On Friday. January 20, LIMA, wife OF william
A. Archer and daughter Of Benjamin D. and Maria Brush
aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from residence OF her
afternoon, at two O'Clock, without further notice.
BsRTos.-on Sunday morning, January "a, CHARLOTTE,
widow Of VIM Barton. aged ~ years
The funeral win take place from Der late residence,
No 50 South Third street Brooklyn, r. D. on Tuesday
Afternoon al two O'Clock. The friends OF the family
invited 70 attend.
B,sssrry On saturday, January %, JEsy GnsorR,
VIE oi james Baunptyne, 10 the 32d year OF Der age
inc friends Of the family are invited 20 attend the
sebT.s his monday Afternoon, nj two O'Clock, from
~ a.o issaencei loJ Hammond street.
D,nssh I'm sunday, January "a, ANDREW BURBAgE,
months So yes ~
The friends and acquaintance arc reopes,ed q, a,ona
tne iuuerai hs Monday afternoon al two O'CLOCK
from the corner q Forty ilth street ara va, a,anre
The remains will be taken TO Calvary ce,a,,, TO- 49,,
rneut soiy ~ 'uao''
BrRprrr-On Sunday, January "a, N,py x,sow :,
Hbcnry Burdett. 10 the 18th year ~ her are ~ =
The relatives and friends Of the family are resnoc,fpv
tDvitcd 70 attend the iuDeral, from her a,e ressnee
No 20 fghth avenue, Tuesday morning az Ia nelt
without further invitation. "'
CoSsoLY.--On saturday, January o. after lore ana
ness, DAsgI tosS0ify, of Baiyehannon county
Donegal, irelend, 10 the 61st year of hs age.
The relatives and friends " the family are yeepecttv
eraod street this thopday) Afternoon O'CLOCK The
vemains viii be interrs, 10 e. pairCss church cemo
fsry
JCosswnL-succenJ. on Saturday morning, January
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Personal Intelligence,

Captain Grafton, OF the United States Army; Rev r
Hoppersett, OF Philadelphia; J II Wolcott and wife, Of
and Paul. OF Washington, are stopping at the Brevoor
HOUSE.
Captain arvaut, Of the French Navy, stopping .,
She New York Hotel.
Major General c. Z. washburn. OF the United States
Army Hon $ s. Cox, Of Ohio; + Lewis, Of England j.:
s. Eaton Of St. Paul, stopping al the ST. Nicholas
Hotel
Hon. II. A. Rsey, OF Dunkirk; Hon. J. NJ. Ashley, OF
Ohio; II d. Goodyear, OF New Haven; T. Gaylord, OF
vechen and ID H. Cole, OF Albany, and Il. A. Willard Of
Peoria, Ill, are stopping at the Aetor House.
Hon H. y. Sweezer and wife, OF Pennsylvania Colonel
L. Sproat and Colonel w. Owens OF the tinted States
Army Henry II. kimball, of Boston; Judge Whiting, Of
Geneva; William Blow, OF ST. Louis; p. 81. Cowan, OF
Saratoga Springs; H. Holcomb OF Toledo; A. NJ Water
OF ST. Louis W. ii. Owens, Of Baltimore, and John
B. Hall aud wife, Of Ohio are stopping a. the Metropolis
tan Hotel
eome time ago Mr.. Golden, NJ. p, promised TO visit
Liverpool and address q public meeting political
Affairs and the President OF the Financial Reform Aeso
citation recently communicated with the honorable gen.
uemsn reminding him OF the undertaking and soliciting
10 performance IN reply Mr.. Golden states that he
scted very imprudenty, and contrary TO the wishes OF
bic medical adviser in addressing the late meeting at
Rochdale and that he suffered much In consequence
shat he Is compelled for the present TO abstain from
tsking part In any public demonstration.
grand reception took place on Saturday evening
January at the Tuleries The ladies OF the diplomatic
corps and VI the great officers OF the Crown
panied by their husbands In full costume. military uni
FORM Court dresses far the Galere do Ia Pax
whence they proceeded alone the Sale
leaving their apartments, accompanied by Prince
Napoleon the Princess Clotide, the Princess Mathilde
and the other princes and Processes having rank
Court Their MAjesties having placed themselves the
throne, the doors leading 20 the throne room were
thrown open, and the ladies advanced their and
titles being announced by the Grand Chamberlain.
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TIL T. N A v Y /.

p~orcr n -ses tons am rate. The gunooai Peqout
,ssnrues 10 che Boston Navy Yard the 2oth, after
Sur dave trial trip. Her performance quite salts
scory abe making 10 knots against head wind, which
was quito fresh gaze. She s SAID TO be splendid sea
boat, snd rolls easily and comfortably as cradle
rs expected that after alterations 10 the engines
viii be aoleso least IA knots. The following
kst OF her ottccrs:-
Lieuienun ant Com n.dnder-S. p. Quackenoush.
Actlng Ascltdnt Sargcor-Hel }. kimbal
Acting AssistdNs Fat,adster-Caiviu G. Hutchinson
Actsng faster and Executive Otcer-Luclus n. beatS,
Aoirq sNs,qrs- George Lamb wm +. Chase, H. W.
loring, .Anthony Smalley. .
tnoa>e-s-Second Assistants, A. II. Fisher, NJ. Cutn
bert rrd Assistants, G. c. Cook Lewis laescn James
wyfN.
rsymasers Clerk-Jsmes p. Mum,
stcRAxssro, 1.-The United States screw rcop of.war
en the Navy Yard Charcstown on the 21a'
srai trip her machinery outside OF Boston
light and returned the afternoon. ia expected 'nas
Sae win 20 to sea q few days Her complement ID &c"
snen 20 marines and Is oiccrs 22s all TODD $40 csH7
powerful armament The following are her onoefs-
Captgn-Henry Wake.
Lsts esant osmmander-Benry .. Todd.
LssterGa.-GeorseR Ryan 1.,s pe,bn "
Enstgss-Narstoa Niles, Jeh1 H. WAN, suihP "
Lowry, Joseph h. OoughAn
Sar9son-John s. Kitchen
/.astanf Pavp~aser-Jessc r. Woodbury..
Esaseys-Acting Chief John lstss Acting iifsS A.
sstant j. D. Lockwood, Acting Second Assistants, a.
BIshneli. j. 5. G. AsTtnwaf Acting Third Assistants,
CharNs VINES Everett b. Dyer, Geo. 4. Savory.
Aclsso Masters NdkS-Geo. K. KHowlton, D. G. HAr.
rngtoa, o. q Moore
fSeS<swxin-John Batee.
g. nner-Andrew Wilson.
Cxxsas ms Clsrk-Willian s. Ryan
fsy~csier's Ctevk-Charles Wooley, Jr.
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Court Calendar-rhs. nav.

SUPREME CorRT-sPKcIAL TERn.-Noe. 10. II on de.
murrer calendar &c. 202l. 157, IA, $780, 1885, 21s, 240
TAT, 81 on calendar issues or law and fact
SuPREm CouRI-CrRcun.-Part 1.-Set down causes
go, 1915, es5. Regular Calendar-8s5, $751; $50, e05
coo, Pill ele, s31 e4l e51 o53 e55, $751; $780, e6 soe
ART 2.-set down causes-5So, S72, 600, 2 General
Celendar-6I2 oeo, e67, 6Ss, 6ss 600, 7o2, 49, 27s
1s4, 100
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Observation-Disclosures Sunday evening, January "a
81 50. hchaes church, by the Rev Father honney WIZ
KENNEDY TO HANNAH T. CARROLL, both OF this city,
REvHxY-vAs HoRE. On Thursday, January II bv the
kev l. H. King, Mr. HENRY r. RrvErEY, Of Cornwall, 70
Miss MARY VAN HoRs ,.of this city.
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ocULIsTs AND AuRIsTs.

~ means OF relief, which has been succcssfu ssed w
the gned In his for last thirteen
being deaf for Vi rty live Hu INSTRUCTIONS
nsbcd Tor IS cents BY NAL 80 cents ras Is all the Pc
ounary expense required The ruhulnsss ~ ali state
guarant'sf. or the amount will be Immediately re-
funded Address X. Grscqm, lT Blesckcr street N "
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DRoFEssOR DoRENus Will DELIVER -FOUR
4 scientific Lectures, with illustrations, al The Dooper
institute, the evenings q Monday the ist Thuraday
ne 4thi A2rday, the eth ard thursday, The liib o.
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- 'a~'' ~N1GUy
HooSLAsp.s aEsMAs srrrnss:
DE ::E::|.; BEsssEa.
P!ssfskksssIA. BByyssff EfsEE4H:
RRyyssPPE EPsI4 6ysssfssi1.
B BSsfkSs53: BB;S:::s :ss :4
AND
DISEASES RESULTING PROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
RE CURED By
HooFLANDs
HooFLANDs
HooFLANps
BooFLANDS
HooFLAND's
GERMAN Differs,
GERMAN BITrERs-
GERMAN BITrERs.. 81
GERMAN BIrTERs. ~
GERMAN BITTERs,..
GERMAN BIrrERs
GERMAN RIrrERs
GERMAN BITrsRs
GERMAN BITTERs~
GERMAN BIrrERs.
GERMAN BirrERs.
GERMAN BITTERs.
GERMAN BITrERs~
TEE GREAT sTRRNarHEEINo
roYic
THESE B1rrERs HAVE PERFORMED MORE CURES.
HAVE AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION,
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY.
HAvB MORE REsPEoTABhE PEOPLE TO voUcH
FOR THEM
THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
WE DEFY ANY ONE TO CONTRADICT THIS AssEa-
T70N,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
ono that win produce certificate published by
BooFLANDs GERMAN B1TrERs.
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic Nervous Debility Disease: Of the Kidneys, ans
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
;ss: Il
~ s s. H$:s! 4 !: I'd f f'.s'
Breathing rs S Ss,iserins at
Chen es:ans si s%gsss:'as st Dass
Dot. (. % s,:s; before
Pain ss N sss M HEAD. Dr' p.a.
80. cheney {. F sTsp IYssllow
The sss ss 1s css.. [, Ims s,$ T. Sudden
imagining: q of
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BIrrERs Is
NOT ALCOHOLIC
CONTAINS NO RUM OR wnrsKEs,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs,
BUT
10 THE BEST TONIC
IN TIE WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS So
% m sfs' S' s ssS:
,s.r.',.,. ,.,e.,s,. o...,.n ,,:.
SsTs ss.a pleased ns @ +
recommend them e many ohsr and know that thsy have
s s:;s %;s::
perlence thu my rscommsnas,on win be sustained
benefit me sieisd' and Is no; dins WY.
LEVI g. BECK.
From Re-, Newton Brown D: editor q the 1nc,c,o-
eda 81 Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle
1ss s'
may testify The benefits 10 believes Simssf . have
nss ss. To q in The hope . he
h ss 20 %
hs & as% 59 IN
.% e g "a
asement 70 ry them when suffering from great and long
al one n sso
whcn had not for sI months before. and had
''en' directing sswro IN Sso%s, Philadelphia
(From the Rev. Jos a. Kennard pastor Tenth Bape
Dr. JAcxsos-pesr sirf have been frequently requested
TO connect with OF different knd2
pirate sphere cases declined but WITH slsss
proof In various instances and particularly family Of
FOR from my usual to efprss my fui eo.esc;oI
that for debility q the system and s:pse,a
ss suffer A.
'''''' '''' Eighth. below Coates street, PSisaerSiA
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Bapus. Church,
Germantown, Pa.
abes 10 say regard the German Bssss prepared
by q most excellent medicine. In Of
the ase q The B.ser and doubt MOI they vim
similar effects on others Yours truly, ,.xro,nu
Germantown, Pa
From Rev. J. n. Turner Pastor Of Hsddns T. Church.
Philadelphia
Bitter; in my family frequently am prepared 70 ~ hs
valuable remedy Of which have any knowledge Yours
respectfully.
No. 7.s N. II ine.esnsS stree.
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No IMPosITioN,rrHE NEVER FAILING MADAME

T'HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is THE
j accomplished Madame BYRON. 70 Third avenue above
I've I'm street who ean 70 consulted with the stctes
tdente on All affairs OF fe drunken and vpfah.
ful husbands: has esret make Won benyed Nv your
hearts idol and brings ogsher long sepafated Ia
dice. rs cents - rf
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OUR PORTSMOUTH, n. H., CORRESPONDENCE.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. %, 1864.
n Line a. Battle Ship Neso Hampshire SUCCESSFULLY
Lou~ched-Incidents Of the Ceremony-Skctch Of the
Vessel, DC.
At precisely fifteen minutes past eleven O'Clock this
Aorning, the United States shp.of the line New
Hampshire, was launched from navy yard in the
Of large OF the people OF Portsmouth
and different parts OF the states Of Mane New Hamp
shire and Massachusetts. The ladies' Of Portsmouth
In full FORCE and such array OF beauty has never
cxceed The christening the ship fell to the
lot Of the beautiful accomplished Miss Elizabeth NJ
March, of Portsmouth, who performed the ceremony in
the most graceful manner
The New Hampshire Of the old liners, and Is in
al probability the Of her class that will be built in
Abe United States tho Benbsw style OF naval archi
lecture is out Of date. The launch beautiful one,
and was superntended in person by Commodore G. F.
Person who gave all the directions assisted by Com
ander Alexander Murray Executive Ocer OF the Yard,
who charge OF the launch board Of ship The
weather was delightful and at the appointed time the
chip went OF the stocks amid the tremendous cheering OF
After the launch Commodore Pierson who is the COM
maDdant the Yard invited large party partake Of
end navy officers were present, among the number
noticed Colonel Macomb U. S. A., Captain E. Peck
Ward Marsson U. s. NJ c.. Surgeon Delaney, U. 5. N.
Commander Alex. Murray, y. S. N, late commander Of
the NotlEi ID the sounds OF North Carolina, Captain
Bavers, Commander Alex. Rhiod, Of Keokuk renown;
Captain Browne. u S. n. c., late OF 0d3saamander's
aagshp Hartford; Lieutenant George Dewey late First
lieutenant or the steam frigate Mississippi Blown up
Port Hudson Lieutenant Stoddart, u. NJ c.. and many
others After the collation. the company repaired to
OF the public buildings for dance, where all enjoyed
themselves highly, especially the ladies.
Before closing my hasty letter would state that the
New Hampshire was formerly known the Alabama,
aad arst rate" sailing line OF battle ship, and
being fitted for steamer as stated IN all the New York
papers, except the Herald. She is three decker
o the same class az the Vermont The following her
principal dimensions $685. length $50 ieet
beam, Sc ieet; pierced for ~ guns.
She has been On the stocks fotyour years. the keel
having been laid 10 1920 She is TO be lifted q
store and ordnance ship, and will probably be
Port Royal to relieve the Vermont, which vessel is to be
sent North for extensive repairs The New Hampshire
n well built, and is sound q nut, and render
ceens service in her new sphere. Heaven speed her,
nd IN he Alr
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY or REFINEMENT sOLfCirS TfIR AC.
qualnance Of eentlesa4n, with view e matrimonf.
Oac of aud ab ty address Blanche
81 Msame De Cora astologis' I29 West ThretL
~ call in person.
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MNtHiNoNY WHY EVERY NAN SHOULD MARRY
lh W ~ every woman should marry. All may marry 10
SNOW. Read Ire Illustrated Ma rage Guide and Medita
Aovssr ~ Nm Earl NJ. D. zoo pages Nailed everywhere
tfeeL New YUTs - y " - N'@'o - "N'N
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ANTHOLOGY.

ANTHOLOGY.
A B. MAURICE. GREAT AND REAL AsTRoLooER.
q, , ,.;: sss ~ ss; ban = vii. s''
By Thousands he has been tried
And thousands more he'll meet;
For or, IN p, Maurice s1I you can connde,
MAURICE. With several secrets that no living mortal
fnsw before win unfold
your happiness or misery through your whole life.
bring q the most ssa' s.s
luck any and Be AL s hin
near wooster Ladies 50; gentlemen ST.
A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL cLAIRvoYAHr. WHO
ss nc ssg sy n ana Sa.,a and % who 5
TO any person who her in giving correct nor
IN 's. sas 1sIs:
s yS Ss asG
This hlmbug does she wish 10 impose upon The
sss can ans resn ns 70 oa sss
mS' DTemps. linen. ',sps Of Ne. YORK
Bas, Thireh Third and Lexington avenues
sToNIsHISG-.MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter With natural gift OF foresight tells how
ass sna 0'fp w M sysn ouT Magic
Io% n sss a %
mitted.
A BONA FIDE AsTRoLoGIsr THAT EVERY oNs
a.. can depend on Madame WILSON. She tells the
pefiIous snderstng Al $50 Allen street, between Hoas
GOOD sEws.-MADAx HOPE. RECENTLY FROM
VI the SOUTH be consulted ali the aairs az life
gnields me myssr,s. q The future y panis,ry Al is,
dies ~ cents gentlemen 81
MADAME RAY Is THE BEST cLAIKvoYANT AND
lvI Asuolngs IN this city. She tells your very thoughts
gives lucky numbers canses speedy marriages once 30
Seventh avenue near Twenty seventh street Ladies rs
cents; gentlemen 81 cents.
NO IMPosITioN,rrHE NEVER FAILING MADAME
Nv STARR from Europe who was born with n natural
git She consnts you the past, present, and future She
brings together those long separated causes speedy
ages shows You correct likeness Of your future
friends Nnnbers free You that have de.
ceived ~ iase l0vefs yOu that have
fe call on this crest European cnrvoyant sor a ia atesed
by hundreds who daily visit her her snuai I, 10
found 1--WE hundred dollars for any one "
egnal her IN her profession skill She tells Won the
OF the person you Will marry No Fast Seventeenth
not dmited '' "''
1--WE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is THE
i accomplished Madame BYRON. 70 Third avenue above
Netth street VINO can he consulted
tdente on all affairs or lie,
ful husbands. has eerre you no ved nv your
hearts idol and brings together long separaed Ia
dice. rs cents
THE LECTURE gHAsCy
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

COLDIERS. CALL AND LOOK AT THE RIDGBwOoD
~ smoking Case compact portable for the pocket con-
.1inS everything desirabe-ppe sle matches cleaners
IN camp the march Price all furnished in various
styles 90 70 S. ONCE A29 Broadway Of Howard
street, New York.
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A TTENTION.-AT 222 SEVENTH AVENUE. LADIES
IA and gentlemen will be astonished TO the prices Nj.
Marks pays for east OF Clothing Carpets FurlSre and
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited 70 satisfy
themselves before disposng Of their cast of Clothing
Twenty nth street where you will be dealt with hon.
attended to from Brooklyn Williamsburg, Jersey City,
tat Iela nd nc
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NJ B. GRIFFIN 4 BROTHERS. 25s GRAND STREET,
IN New York, and 257 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
tracing teeth positively without pain by the use Of Nitrous
nished with the apparatus together with the
They also inserting Teeth fine gold patina for $685.
silver rubber $40 Partial Sets fne gold 81 tooth
silver rubber per tooth. Extracting teeth. rs
No charge for extracting when artificial teeth to be in
serted
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From Rev j. Newton Brown ID. D.. editor Of the Bncycl
pedia OF Religious knowledge. and Christian Chronicl
rom the Rev. Jos h Kennard pastor OF the Tenth Bal

n
tist church
Dr. JAcKsoN-Dear have been frequently requested
70 connect my name with Of derent kind2
OF medicines but regarding the practice my appr
pirate sphere have In al declned but with clear
proof In various instances my family q
the usefulness Of DR.. Hollands German depart
for from my usual course express full convicoq
that for general debility Of the system especially fu5
Liver Complaint safe and valuable preparation. n
some cases u may fail; but usually doubt no will b
beneficial tn those who suffer from the above
Yours very Hsssh Osov co... .rs.
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Aldermen will meet on Monday: the 18th inst, Ct two
O'Clock the Chamber of the Board.
subject improving the pavement Broadway
having plans requested 10 hand them the committee
and all interested respectfully invited to appear without
further invitation The committee DESTROYS of hearing
y, parties and 10 test some Of the recommendations II
practicable. CHARLES y CHIP. Committee
JOHN HARDY, -
JOHN FOX, } Streets
E. W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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Ii PERSONS WISHING TEETH Plugged OR IN
"A unusually moderate prices will call DR. B.
Z. WAIT 9S Fourth avenue Teeth handsomely inserted,
IS Gum blocks. perfect imitation Of nature, $40 Teeth
extracted positively without pain. under chemically
purified choroorm, guaranteed perfectly harmless
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A RTIFICIAL BEAUTIFUL GUMoTYPE PATENTED
Teeth 81; Filling Teeth with gold a. Extracting Teeth
without pain at National Dental Gallery Sixth avenue. cor
ofTweny second street, established in l840 five
miums awarded. DIR. MANSON. Dentist.
MECHANICAL DENTIST WANTED IMMEDIATELY
M At 239 Sixth between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
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DENTISTRY.

SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS-EN
"A tire satisfaction pay, at 239 Sixth avenue betw
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Teeth extracted without PAIN by nitrous oxide gas at
Sixth The cheapest place In New York. See othe
advertisement
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REMEMBER

THAT THIS BITTERs IS
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR wHIsKEy,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs,
BUT
10 THE BEST TONIC
IN TIE WORLD
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Thankful for the verv liberal patronage be-
slowed upon me by the public, can assure them
that will try to merit continuance l keep
constantly on had well selected stock of staple
and fancy goods, Of every description and W i'll
sell them at very small pr offs. Particular at
tention given to the Clothing branch.
Flour, Meal, Corn, Meats, Potatoes,
Butter. Eggs, Tallow, &C., taken in exchange
for Goods.
November IA, 1868.
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BOOTS s. SHOES.

RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE CITIZENS
Kansas call and see ou stock which we are selling
ftduced prices.
t2n0f SILK & ECKHART.
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PAddy's Letter.

Hibernian Wit and Bunders are an mex
haustible mine from which the newspaper and
periodical press obtain material for the greater
portion Of their mirth-creating articles. The
following is a good specimen. A newly swan
islander from the land Of peat and potatoes,
brought to New York by the Great Eastern,
and thencet to Atchison on the lightning train,
writes home his impression of matters and
things thus:
ATcH1soN, KANSAS, August 90, 1868.
Dear Biddy, I'm here on the prairies of Kansas
at last
Dry, weary and foot-sore, and glad that the
journey is past;
They've got no shillalahs, turf-stacks nor mire,
But worse than the "curse Of the crows is the
fire,
Which goes on rampage Tin reason to speak
Let me see-why yes-fully three times week,
And burns up creation ia fact assure you)
From golden Pixies Peak tn the muddy Missouri.
In large iron boxes their fires shut up,
And that's how they cook both the /" bit and the
sup"
IT is very convenient tell youitis
As they d burn up creation if I was mt for this.
And, whisper, "acashia, I've got one for you,
A splendid BUCKS PATENT l bought from
JAKE LEU,
Who has stoves without end in size and in shape
And sells, as his rivals say, shamefully ''chape.
And we can assure our readers that Pat was
correct, for JACOB LEU has got supply of
Stoves and Stove filings surpassed by none
west of Saint louis, and his prices are the most
reasonable in the western country. Those who
need anything in his line will save money by
purchasing at his store south side of CONNER
cial street near fifth.
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