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AUCTION SALES.
pYJ O. INQUIRE co
- AUCTIONEERs.

EATkiMMslsE SALE OF CRoCKERY, GLASS
=. = MARE TABLE CUTLERY, &c, kr. 80
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, January mn. At
20 O'Clock At the establishment OF bfeSsrs Boni,
We shall SELL M r.. :" ''''''''
"A very large assortment Of Granite, Iron stone
China, and Rockingham Ware, comprising tn.
feensi Covered and Flat Dishes, Pitchers OF ali
sizes, Bowls, Plates, Tea and Coffee settg, &C.
Cut and Pressed Glass Pitchers, Fruit DIshas
Tumblers, Gobletn, and Wines.
superior Table and Pocket Cutlery.
nlne Painted and Granite Toilet Ware
brushes and busters Of all kinds.
I'm buckets, Boilers, Bowls, and Pans
Cards, " 'S NJ" 'HSias
~ HoIen Goal OIL Lamp Chimneya.
Glass Counters and AIlllner's case.
Iogether with many other articles,
II The attention Of the trade h nafiierfk,fv
to suit. " wv SUI" !" p"''
Terms cash J. {. Mcguire Co.
IhH-ot Auctioneef.
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VARIETIES VARIETIES
Fronting Penn'a avenue and Ninth street
HAmblin u ProprtetOrn
Fitysimmnns. .... stage Manager and Advertiser
The Young Actress,
MISS MAGGIE FRIEL.
MILE LIMA WINDEL, and MONS. DAPTISTIN
GRAND BALLET TROUPE
OF Pretty Girls.
THE DRAMATIC AND PANTOMINE TROUPE.
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN COMPANY
Led by Frank kernB and J. n. White, and the
double Star Combination.
WEDNESDAY AZ TERNOON LADIEA' MATINEE
Friday afternoon, January lad, at , p. NJ,
BENEFIT OF THE
LADIES' SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
FitZ simmons great drama on Monday night, the
SKELETON ACCUsER, or THE MURDERERs
FATE,
HALF PRICE,
Admission, IS and 60 Ceuts. Private Boxes IS.
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LLCTrRE on lTAII.-Antonia Arrighi, con-
erted II allan, will deliver lecture this evening
ST McKrndTCe Chapel, At hslfpAst seven o'clock
His subject will be " Italy, Being convert from
Catholicism TO MethodIsm, he proposes 10 place
the proceeds OF the lecture to finishing his educa
ton At Dickinson College, nom whence he will
proceed to Italy IS missionary Of the Methodist
~
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PROPOSALS
DROrOsAIs FUR LUMBgE,
CniEf QvARTERMAsTERs OFTICE,l
DEPOT OF WAsuINeToN,

II
CniEr QvARTERdAsTEHs OFTIUE,l
DEroT or WAsHmeToN,
w. w1A,si ss z 2, z, January ~ lss!.
one. untii Friday, January %, 1855, at il o'clock
~ S ia e. PSs e owe R RiSa
10000 lei y Of inch white Pine Common Cul.
5S,6oorsst . d sG Incl white Pine Common cul.
iSaoSc isst fonsSsS and croovsd Flooring, IA to
: ::s 20 ~ h:$s:f jS: 4 &: iS
25,ooo feet $40 Homlook lost, 10 feet long.
s6,too feet ixe Hemlock Jolst, - feet long
5000 feet sx6 Hemlock Joiut, II feet long.
5000 isci axe Hemiock Joist, is feet long,
1900 feet AK Hemlock yolst, ~ feet long "a
$1,000 feet an Hemlock Jolst, u feet long. ~
5000 feet 3xs Hemloek Joist, 10 feet long.
$4,000 feet sls Hemlock Joist, 10 feet long.
5000 feet aXa aud 10 Hemlock Joist, 10 feet long
Al the above s dsssIleSd 70 be good merchants
appointed on the part Of tho Government
An the Lumber 10 DO delivered within twenty
Rroposs. rom d w SIn pa1:, c no, DC eOn,a
cred. An oath Of allegiance to the y. 8. Govern.
msnt must accompany each proposition.
should It be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible peuens, whose signatures must
he I appended 70 t ne gua Ar i
shown by the ooiAl certificate Of the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court or OF the L. s. Distiot At
torney. .r... -.. ...
Bidders must he present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals. will not be cousd'
The full name and post office address OF each
bidder must be leglbly written in the proposal
II . bid 10 made in the name Of firm, the nAmel
Of all parties must appear, or the bid will he con.
sdered A. the Individual proposal Of the party
bonds 10 the sum fhst the amount Of the con-
tract, signed By the contractor and both OF his
suarantorS, viii be required Of tho successful hid
der upon signing the contract,
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HAR Ess
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE. tND
BUGGY HARNESS,
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND IN
PRESS HARNESS.
>CTLERS, STAGE, WAGON, CAN'T, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
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NUMEROUS AssAUIT.-A laborer, named
Moses Black, was arrested last night by ohicer
shield, Of the sixth precinct upon the suspicion OF
being guilty OF the assault aud battery committed
on butter merchant named Edward Hawkins.
Last saturday night. when Mr.. Hawkins returned
nom market and went into his stable, situated on
the corner Of Teuth and N streets, some one con-
eealed therein struck him severe blow upon the
head, either with the intention Of numbering him
or rohhing him Of the money In his possession.
Mr.. II. exclaimed " Murder - when the party e.
GAfed
A wooden bApio-heAd was found the next morn.
Ing upon the premises, with the name "hI0ses B. -
upon II. sergeant Skippon immediately suspected
colorsd man named Moses Black A. the guilty
party. The negro was forthwith arrested, and
upon seeing the banjo head claimed It A. his pro-
pcrty. James Evans, another negro, was arrested
by Officer Brewer upon the same charge. He was
loungins about the premises, and sustained very
unenviable character. Mr.. Harkins is lying very
III from the effects Of the blow Justice ThOmp-
Son held the parties for = further hearing.
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An OLD OFFENDER.-Au ex-soldier, who
goes by the name Of Saml Robertson, alias Lyntel,
was last night arrested by Officer ShedL, OF the
sixth precinct, upon the suspicion of stealing or
attempting to steal He was found by the patrol.
man In passage concealed. He Ia an old offender
and has been repeatedly indicted upon the charge
Of larceny, The last time that he was arrested he
was caught In the act OF stealing several hats He
,sys he belongs 10 scott's go. Justice Thompson
therefore turned him over 10 the military suthor-
tiles.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM EMS,
ICA NTERByRY HALL.
~ CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
.. CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
DlH'aha ASsnae' nearhe corner Of SiIh hyesi
I'm rear OF inc metropolitan and National Hotels.
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo Lca..',,.,.... Manager and Proprietor
THE GREAT NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INsTL
TUITION STILL TRIUMPHANT
IN MERIT AND SUCCESS
ChallenEe eompariIOn AS 1t proudly arrays hefor,
| the public the following
GIGANTIC AsSEMBLGGE or GENIUS,
embracing Representative stars 0r
TIE DRAMA,
THE OPERA,
THE PANToNIIME,
AND ETHIOPIAN COMEDY.
second Week OF the Beautiful and Finished op-
cratic Vocalist, whose natural gifts and artistic
accomplishments have placed her far beyond the
reach Of rivalry, and whose services command the
largest salary paid to any lady 10 the profession
MISS EVA DRENT,
MISS EVA BRENT.
l., Engagement and positive appearance Of the love.
embodiment Of the Twin Graces OF song and dance,
. Miss ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAiBER,
MISS ERNESTiNE DE- FAIBTR,
for whose support In the
BRILLIANT SUCCESSION OF MAGNIFICENT
BALLETS
which will be produced during her limited engage
ment, the Manager has retained the services of the
Celebrated French Artist,
MONS. GUILLAUME FoUCHE,
MONS. GCILLAUME FOUCHE,
Mons GUILLAUME FoCCHE,
assisted by the
GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
GRAND BALLET TROUPE
GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
which, under the immediate direction Of the Crest
MAitre, will, with the aboye-nAmed Eminent Art
i't, appeNr in splendid advertisement.
The celebrated Ethiopian Duo
H. W. EAGAN,
in conjunction with the Corpa D'Afriqua. en,hr,.
cling the well.known lavorites,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
II. W. WILLIAMS,
ISCLARkE.
MONS. SOL, sc,
will appeAr in
SONGS, DANCES AND EXTRAVAGANZA
THE BoQUET OF BEAUTY
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND,
ESTPLLE FORREST,
JENNIE FORREST,
LUCY CLIFTON,
LEON0RA CREED, &c.
In their mos, Acceptable Efforts.
The performance will conclude with slAuShAbie
pNntomIme,
sCHooLBoY FRoLICs,
by
GEORGE X. EDEsON,
ASH TIrE P,NTnNIHE C0NFNNT.
aunlhlou' cenu
% eenu
Private Boxes, holding six persons .......e6
Doors open At sL o'elocki Performance at IN.
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMMISSARY OF
SUBSISTENCE.

- ,,,,,, =. -, =, :,
" SUBSISTENCE.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Jan. 10, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, are Invited
uutll the I'd of February, at II o'clock a. m, for
the Hides, Tallow, Hoois, and Horns Of all Gov
eminent cattle alaushteIed within the ancient
The above articles to be collected by the con.
tractor, and removed from the various places at
designated BY the otiicer in charge.
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides
and 1allow, Hoofs and Horns coming from every
animal slaughtered, unless II can be made satsfac-
tOrily to appear TO the Subsistence Department
% SS II: sd SGs diligence and care was made
Payment will be required every ten days in Gov
ernnirnt funds.
The bids will state the amount, per animal, for
IoiIowing guarantee, ccrtiaeatc, SfaaYits Of each
gusTsnt9r, and oath Of allegiance. Blank forms
can he obtained by application to Nhc undersigned
PROPOSALS.
county Of, offer, per head, for all Hides,
Tallow, Hoofs, and Horns OF all Government Beef
trict Of Columbia, - - dollars and -
cent? be Ss
with appended.
"
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents Of -, In y g
and seye-ally, covenant with the UnIted States,
and IN e1S hs fSTHEoHE Gld Of
after the acceptance Of said bid Sign contract Tor
the prompt and faithful execution of the same,
the sum Of ftiteen Thousand dollars, Tor The per-
Torrance Of his contract, In conformity with the
terms Of his proposal, and that In case the said
- Shnll f.ii 10 enter into a contract, under thc
terms Of the advertisement, dated -, 1856 IN
wiling proposals for Hidel, Tallow, HoOfs, and
Horn, we guarantee to make good the difference
foregoing pToposAl and the next lowrat re, pOnsI.
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7 ESSONS ON THE GUITAR AND IN
MODERN LANGuAGES-Orde will be re
ceiVed At MesBIs. Smith Neal8'S Music StOle,
No. 5SO PennSylyNniN Aveuur, between Second and
Third StTeets jAniS-im
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFrt0TAL.

~
... WAR DErARTMEnT,l
ApIuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
lsHl. WARRINGTON, Jan. 4, 1885,
The following named Officer, having been reported
at the headquarters Of the army for the offences
hereinafter specified, Ia hereby notified that he
will be recommended for dismissal from the ser
vice OF the United States unless, within fifteen tj
days from this date he appears before the Military
Commission in session In this city, Of which Brig
a!ier General ricketts, il president, and make sat.
isfactory defence to the charges against him, vHi
FdHfng TO Report al CinciHndiL Ohio, a. ordered!
Assistant Surgeon ". A. Banks, United states
volunteers h. u. TOWNSEND,
n Assistant Adju' an GeSerai
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BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
hiding AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
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WHIPS.
CoACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRCN KS.
suLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALISEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BON TRUNKS AND y ALIsEs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNkSAnd BONNET BONES,
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvass Pelllsleur Bags, Leather,
Canvass aud Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
Satohels, Toy Trucks and school SAtchelB, and
every article In their line Of business.
RENE MBER!
~ 500 20
vENTH STREET..
its6-tr
JAY COOK & CO.,
ANEEE>
DTAIEh. IN GOVERNMENT sFCVRIriES.
~. -? FIFTErETH START
WI BUY AND sFLf.
At MARKET RATES,
~. :. FIvE.TwENTV BONDS,
Which are no longer issned by the Treasury to
Subscribers the whole Alnonut anlhsiIIed having
bgea taken.
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VIII Ps.
CoACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
Admission-Ladies 90 eeR's; Children 10 cents.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
- AID MILES At AUCTION.

OrrICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASIER'S,
NNpRIN, w., January 10, 1854.
win be sold at Public Auction at the Gov cFnment
Corral, Oh slaters farm, near AlrNAndris, Va, on
the 2sth dag nj January. iSGi-
% HOfscz,
Mules,
Condemned ~ unit lur public SEW ice.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock, a. m.
TURMS-CAsh, In Gov ernmcnt funds,
J. "a. e. LIZ,
L,gn-sl IAnlNln AnA Asslrtant QnAriermAster.
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| hereby certify that, 10 the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief, the above-nAmed guArAntors are
good and sufficient a suretles for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District Al.
torney, Collector Of Customs or any other officer
under the United States Government, or rcBpon-
sible person known to this ONCE.
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OTTO ...-WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. On and after
THURSDAY, October LIST, the steamers THOMAS
Capt. Stackpolc; YOUNG AMERICA, Capt, Hol.
lingsheAd, viii commence their reEHlAr trips he
the morning, running every hour until . O'Clock
D. N. saS4-b
GALE OLE GOVERNMENT HORSES
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TOHN JOLLIFFE,

" ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAY"
VA, removed his once to the Northeast corner OF
FAnd Fifteenth streets, opposite The eAs'
entrance OF the Treasury Building,
Washington city, d. e., . ,.
Att.uJ, especially to claims upOu The United
,t1t., Nb'V
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ons like H. IL ives nct an earth worm nor . c.tcrs
pillar. 3 snail. 1t was abort half inch long.
and Of white aeshy colour, quite unlike any otbsv
worm she had ever seen-whst could Il bef
Tho sun was now high In ths hcavens- and IL PEN
etr,ted even through tho deep shade Of tho trccs.
and Bertha knew that II was midday, and abe
walked rapidly, for she had sill some distance 10
30
ghc hsd not procecied FAR when the shrl hoss
of bird, loud, and quickly repeated, struck upon
her ear IL sounded Ike cry Of pain or distress.
BERT listened. aud looked In the direction whence
he sound came, but shs could discover nothing ;
still the note was repeated, louder and more rapid
ly, . though the poor bird knew that gentle hesrs
was near, and was appeal ns to II for aid. Anos
spending some time in vainly pushing aside The
thick underwood, ard peoriny up amongst The
branches Of the lofty trees, Bertha came suddenly
upon the object Of her search
ITO BE- connaUed.)
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RtcRUIrrSG TO BE RESUMED The Common
Council Of Jersey City have authorized the Special
Com mitiec to offer bounty Of $500 TO each volin.
iecr ,nd substitute to the extent u 800 men. ge.
cr'i' Ans Offices VII 10 opened at once, and every
Effort will be msdo 10 raise a sufficient number Of
mth 10 proven. resort 10 a dran
VALUABLE PREsRSrArIoN.-llev. !. Milton
Homes pastor Of The Congregational Church, York
street, jersey CITY, has been presented with an
ris%alt album, in which was arranged on the
lesyei one thousand dollars in ten dollar green
back.
BIBLE SociErr.-From tho animal report Of
the Hudson County bible society, jua made, It sp-
pears That the colporteurs have vsitci some s. $40
families ~ which LOO were found Gesttute Of the
s,rItuus' 284 B.bca were sold. I'D $40 copies
were distributed gratuitously. Forty Thousand
pocket Tcstaments have been presented 10 soldiers
slUl 55
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Cnpture Of nelle no,d,. mn.hnn d.

Z. Harding, who married IN Europe Belle Boyd,
The notorious Confederate female spy, WAS cap
tur'd ON Friday ut Martinsburgh, Va, and was
son: u Washington AZ prisoner Tie formerly
belonged 10 the United States navy, and was
placed on boar,i the prize steamer Greyhound Ton
which Belle II. yd was paesengerl, with iufaruc-
N'ns o. carry Il I. vessel into Of our porta but
On NC TRIP he crnitied The captain Of the Grey
houni b escRp, TO- which, II n sad, he was.dis-
ni.asct lie saryi &C. Amer Relic BOYD was restored
20 liberty she Sent 10 Europe, where she and
harding were married Harding says that since
ms marriage wit Belle she has Teen discarded by
ho feuel syup' 'thizcrs In Europe, but notwith.
h1Aholug she ca rulates in the best society. He
h'uhei as instr acted hrr To have nothing further
70 40 with the cbel cause. Harding's relatives
Ieside in Brootly o, n. Y, and he alleges that they
ar u,lle'hod Wi MIN IN account Of his marriage
van hche Hard ms Ass crs that bis wife Ii stu in
Europe Ani ~ WI ting history Of Der lite aud adj
Ncn1irr' aud that nc is ngagcd ia writing novel,
the title Of which is "Ths Wreck" Harding gives
as reason Tor gong 10 Mirtinshury, that he
wished ~ bring TWay his s.s,er-in-law, NAME
hoyd, whom he tsrclpto take North Tor tho pur-
'e ~ clucatiug her. Ills statements are discred.
ltou' However, and the military authorities telievo
.na' hoe herself Turk .ng somewhere in the vcini-
W 10 which tarPing Wi captured. Harding bragz
W my wealth. bu. VII en- searched only 4lI was
louni upon hun. lie Il a medium sized mIn, with
u,rG hHir' daIt lzol yes, and thin, smooth face
nc dresses iahtoii illy II. lrOsdcoth, tall
teANef'' an car rc4 cane. lie cannot be called
Labdsone, tut s acti ons indicate that he thinks
Ef'at zeal ct himself aud while being conveyed u
h'yhG Inn Ia sharG' Al! Doaslod OF his wealth
ard education.
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MIssrNo.-Mr. Albert Van Nostrand, resid-
ing a North Second street. near Lonmer, .. D.
reports that bis wife, lady Of fOrty-hve, who has
recently given evidence OF insanity, len her home
on Tuesday, at niidn ght, doubtless while lSboring
und'r temporary insanity.
ALLEGED DEsfRrSEs.--Deputy Provost
hTilhal Cochu, Of the Second Congressional Dis
u.ei Office, yesterday arrested Henry Kronsuer,
Patr TX Bowling, and Peter Denvers, charged with
desc ting from the United State, army
FALSE PRETESCEs.--T. NJ. II. Allan. late a
Lieut. eusnt In the Eighty seventh New York volun.
i"'rt, was taken ltfore justice Daily yeEer lay,
char rcd By Mr. Joseph Gother, Of South seventh
stree L y d., with obts Mug from him qcOO on
'org' a noe IN Julian Allen.
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SUDDEN DEATH ~ 4 Police CoURr.-
Alexander Mathews fell down dead IN Justice
Police Court, Tuesday afternoon. Tho do,cssc.
was arrested some tine Gucc, upon the charge OF
be ng iuI Heated in the roJtcrlcs alleged to have
bean pcrpetratcl 10y Bridget Hamilton. lie was on
ihe witness stand, and en- gagged N making state
mcnt AZ u his knowledge If the affair, when he
suddenly stopped, nud, growing worry red IA tho
face, fell down, and cxpicl almost ,mmea,.teiy
| thereafter. The cause, doubtless, was nuoulr,v
The examination of the Was At once suspc cd.
Mathews " AS 81 wears Of age, and a ScOtehtuan by
| birth.
RECRUITING N BRooKIYS. 90 Recruiting
has been suspended in this city ior nearly week /;
the cause lens the lack " funds T. pay bountics.
Tho Supervisors authorized IoAn hcariug intcre,t
at per cent. TIE monIcd men demanded pr
| cent, and the consequence In that the bonds are
NOS hScn special meeting will DO held To-day
\ 10 consider the matter.
| ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBRERY.-A farmer
named August Babc, residing at Csnsrie. l.. l., and
five sons, were arrested CA Monday II, shs IN the
charge of attacking M. James W Hunter OF 70
Fulton street, some days since aud robh,ng HIN #
gold watch and F2Sn m grecubacks. Hunter was
| On the way To his country r,sdrn wnen, Us al
esed' he WAS assai'ed and relieved Of hs property
The accused are GerInaus. They waivcl cN.mlug.
non before the Justice aud were held for trial
TuE BRoohLYS ORPHAN AsYLrM.-The
! Annual Donation Visit and Fair Of the Pr1okI;n
/ Orphan Asylum, situated in Cumbc.anl street,
was commenced at the Academy of Music on rue,.
| day evening, The attendance was very large The
children 20 the number Of about Hxty were seated
ON a raise platform, which was covered 10y canu-
| ~ ,omposel oi uagF presenting very pretty aI-
! ptarSn'e. The tables a. ont the room wcrc fllrl
WIN hl srts Of fancy articles which were sold At
kyod prices, and - considerable sum fIr the hot.cdt
o' we institution was realized. Tao Fair viii 10
! cohilnGed MAS afternoon ami evening.
'oNrIcroN.-I4me' Cary, a laboring man,
residing ON Crlw IN in tie Ninth Ward, was
placed on trial tac kings County Colr. of So
sons YESTERDAY, yn ne c'.algc OF sttcmp..n-. ON
tue s4tu 81 O.tHr. last, TO commit y gross oatr. 20
rpon married .,an, named M1ry Am Will.
iuf' WHO lNrS Dad the same nc gnt, rhoad. The
case being gwen 10 TO laIy verdict of guilty
was rendered, mud Carey wac rcmandrd f1E seu-
| teace.
BRooKLYS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
This institution which has /. on kent in operation
for some eleven years, by the bcrallty principally
Of NJ. j W. Do-r0w, and several other cugens
interested in horticulture, dissolved nj the last
mcctns. The affairs were placed I'm tho hands OF
Committee, and tie spv.eiy, ~ such, cegsel 10 exc
1871, Tie direct cause was want Of iuteras. and CO.
| operation by outside parties. The expenses last
year we're Sl,1l5 50, and the receipts me go less
than that sum. Tho President delivered an ai.
ieeung vAledietoTy, and the Society adieurLei
without Day,
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EpENTIaTzsY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
1Testh extracted shout pain or no chlUpe. Beau
tiiul teeth inherited - -,h. Teeth inscled with or
without eItractinr the IuOs. All operations warrant
ed. j. JAY \lLLEIiS, lob Grand st, two blocks
from Broadway. 40
A SET oh TEETH On SILVER So TO
ht12 on gold, tlu 20 go; partial sets, gold, ~,
silver 81 peg tooth. Teeth extracted without pain,
cleaued. vhiened, or filled with FUd and other hll-
ingA. % eta. and warranted hy pr. IA. NILLEkS -
Bowery, oppOsite the old Theatre. BA
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOURS,
n entire satisfaction or no psy, at $40 6ih av be-
tween 2lst and I'D is. Cheap Iight, durable sets,
with plunpers 70 restore youthful appearance. Also,
weighted loger se!I equal 70 gold, At A5 9th av.
Teeth extracted without pain. Perfect satisiRetton
guarantee No advance re JuiTed. All Fhonld give
34J 9th av , heIwoea 2lst ana "a bts- u call 500
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
v In Paris. A full set from 40 and upwards. War
raned ten years. On silver IS 10 slz. Teeth ex.
racted without pain by new prJcoss Dr. hlCHAGD
French Dentist oil and So ~ &, near ith st SoI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-08
EHbICINES.

nR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST-DlS-
t'"lss Of the heart, lungs, liver, kdnc y, liberated
lhrols, Old ucets, tumurs, cancers 1iula. every
lnIn OF aNln diftase efupuonA &c. Hou 30 I. -
INTEMPERANCE SAFELY AND POSI-
t~ Is cured by Dr. KINGS Salvatio a Powder.
N'cnwithout the knowledge of the per, on In auy.
thlps Try them Wives and Mothers. Price = /
per loN. Depot 4eN Hudson n, cor, Grove, NY 40l
TIE GREAT ENGLISH RENE. ~ FOR
HoIi and rheumatism. All sutierets from the
ahoNc up.a.uts, ga her OF recent long standing
BE advn"d 10 lAc Bl.\lRS Gout and X leumatic
rue. They can he tcliei on the most and Ell
iectuh "'me.r ever offered 10 the public. and have
been universally used In tlIope for many VI as with
great -nHes-, Pr,pMcd IN England by PuJn 4 IIaI-
sant, and sold by WELLS a. co, FrankIn Il, New
NoTt, aud most other medicine vendors. nrit . so
per loN, Her MAvst .. Commis zone -. ha se a uhOf
Hcd the name AMI address Of THOMAS PROU 4, 22g
strand, london, % lt Impressed upon the &c vpru.
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