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HeimStreetS Hair Restorative
IT ISM DYE!

But gray hair to its original COLOR by supplying
the capillary with natural substances impaired by
or All insdndaoosx dyes composed
destroying the vitality and beauty of the hair afford
themselves dressing Hemstreets Indomtable Colorng
only hair its natural color by
but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents falling Of eadates dand
ruff and impars health and peasantness
has of time being the original Coloring
and Is constantly Increasing in favor Used by gentle
men and sold by all respectable
he procured by Of D. s. BARNES Proprietor York
HosrEsr DEAN Agents, San Francisco Two sizes,
30 cents and 81. l2sn.eow.
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The Restorer Reproduces !!
THE HAIR DRESSING
OultiYates and Beautifes

II your hair thin try scurfy it, if harsh try it il
lustrcess try if fhee it, for all who use it Will
prcserve hair through life For sale by all Druggists
Agents for California, Hostetter Smith Dean San Fran
c.ca lSsn.i6m.
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A GLASS OF CHAMrAGNE.-At Epernay there
stately castles and gorgeous palaces, which
have been built out Of the proceeds of a monop-
oily in sparkling wines At that place single
firm sells annually $50, 900 worth Of champagne
corks And Madame Cliquot, who, from her
castle windows can espy the vineyards ut Dora
mans, Haut Yilliers, Chatlion and Al, might let
US have some myriads of sweet draughts far
more reasonably if the bottling embarrassmentS
were once got over She and NJ. Meet, ii is well
known, each keep stock of about three millions
of bottles on hand, stacked in vast frames, with
thousands of gallons besides, in tremendous
iron-braced watts. There is no more interesting
sight in Europe than those Titanic vaults, with
the manufacture Of champagne in continual
progress but the mystery is kept up by credu-
lous travellers, who are gravely informed and as
gravely inform their readers, that the number
of manipuations landings which every pint
and half of champagne wine undergoes before
it finds its way to our dinner tables exceeds, at
the lowest estimate, hundred and fifty. -
american Fhy.
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YHE Bee says that ex-Controller Warren mace
500 900 by the sale of mining stocks IN the East,
and then wrote back offering TO reimburse MS
sureties II would appear that he had been
using the States money to speculate upon Il
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THE WORLD MovEs.-By order of Capt Hoyt,
acting Mayor of New Orleans, this inscription
has been cut into the base of the bronze statute
of Henry Clay in that city. 1t is taken from Mr..
Claws speech. delivered before the American
Colonization Society at Washington, January
20, 1927
q If l could be instrumental in eradicating
this deepest stain, slavery, from the character OF
our country, and removing all cause of reproach
on account of it, would not exchange the proud
satisfaction which should enjoy, for the honor
of all the triumph ever decreed the most sue
cessful conquerors
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of climate sources of PutNoN 4
ny BRONCHIAL and AsTHAArc AFFECTIONS Experience hay
ing proved that simple often speedily when taken
curly stages disease should at once be i
t. bronchial Trocies or Lzcnses let the Cold
Cough OF Irritation the Throat be soslist As by tins
precaution serious attack may be eectuaiy wfd'
n9 pruIc Spy,KEes and SfNERs will md them eicctual
for clearing strengthening the voice soldiers S'ud
them they be carried in the pocket ana ak as
occasion requires.
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TUE following address was on the envelop of 8
letter which passed through the Detroit pos
"a; RI a short time since:

"O'er the hills and DER the Level
Carry this letter like the DEVIL
Don't stop for drink other reason,
Till you find my wife, Jennet Gleason;
She is waiting with all the patience she can,
She lives in Utica Michigan"
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE!

A No. S5 Grover s. Baker
n Sewing Machine, in good order, will be sold
cheap if applied for soon. Inquire the jour
skLe Office Of. TO-
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SQUARZA'S
Travellers and Miners Companion

MINERS, MARINERS AND TRAVELLERS, by
wi land and sea, will acknowledge that Squar-
za's Punch is Incompatible they combine with
their exquisite favor as beverage, the proper
ties which produce speedy and efficient cure OF
sea-sickness, and act as valuable preventive OF
fever and dysentery.
SOUARZA'S TRAVELLERS AND MINERS
COMPANION contains a fine assortment of his
CELEBRATED PUNCHES
and some of the finest Liquors necessary to the
health of Travellers and Miners For convent
ence this Companion is of four classes, contain
ing from six to twelve apartments.
NOTICE.-Ladies supplied also.
San Francisco, April ), 1854. 1913.
All OF Squarza Punches to be had at the
:. Bank Exchange Saloon.
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Poor P1ERcE-The full length portrait OF ex-
President Franklin Pierce has been removed from
the rotunda of the Capital, and cast among the
rubbish.
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FOLLOWING SCIr.-When Brown, of the Press,
takes pinch of snuff, all the other Copperhead
editors in the State begin to sneeze. The arch
renegade had no sooner given the lshmaelite,
Fremont the benefit of half Il column in his
issue of Wednesday, than out comes his Milesan
co-operator of the Nnotuar and declares the
nomination of Fremont and Cochrane to be
among the signs of better era We quote
National Convention Republican radicals
in Cleveland declare against lncuin administration and in
press and trial by jury This powerful
ltv and its declarations in favor of the essential prnc
pie, of American liberty cannot fail to have powerful
enc-t.
e Essential principles Of American liberty is
good But there are other essential principles
to be observed that, if properly carried out,
cannot fail to have a powerful effect" And
one Of the most Important of them is that for
cgners should not come here for asylum and
then turn round and seek the overthrow of the
Government that shelters them from oppression
and intolerance -Sacramento Star.
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NUMBER %.
Curiosities OF the Ocean Bottom.

Mr.. Green, the famous diver, tells singular
stories of his adventures when making search in
the deep waters of the ocean He gives some
new sketches of what he saw at Silver Banks.
near Hayti:
The banks of coral on which my divngs were
made are about forty miles in length, and from
ten to twenty in breadth On this bank of coral
is presented to the diver one of the most beauti-
full and sublime scenes the eye has ever beheld.
The water varies from ten to one hundred feet in
depth, and is so clear that the diver can see from
two to three hundred feet when he is submerged
with but little obstruction to the sight. The
bottom of the ocean, in many places is as smooth
as a marble floor in others it is studded with
| coral columns, from ten to one hundred feet in
diameter The tops of those more lofty support
a myriad of pyramdal pendant each forming
myriad more giving reality to the imaginary
abode of some water nymph In other places
the pendants form arch to arch and rs the diver
stands on the bottom of the ocean, and gazes
through these in the deep, winding avenue, he
finds that they fill him with sacred an awe
as if he were in some old cathedral, which had
long been buried beneath old ocean wave. Here
and there the coral extends even 10 the surface
of the water, if those loftier columns were
towers belonging to those stately temples that
are now in ruins.
There were countless varieties of dimnutlve
trees shrubs. and plants in every crevice of the
corals where the water had deposited the least
earth. They were all of = faint hue, OWING to
the pale light they received ; although of every
shade and entirely different from plants / am "a
mliar with that vegetate upon dry land. One
in particular attracted my attention it resem-
bled a sea-tan of immense size. of yariegated
colors and most brilliant hue. The FISH which
inhabit those regions, find as different i'll kind
| as the scenery varied. They of all forms
coors and size-from the symmetrical globe to
the globelike sunfsh. Some had heads like
squirrels, others like cats and dogs one of small
size resembles the bull-terrier. Some dared
through the water like meteors, while others
could scarcely be seen to move. To enumeratc
and explain all the various fish | would,
were | enough of IL naturalist so to do, require
more than my limits will allow, for am con-
WINGED that most all of the kinds of fish which
inhabit the tropical seas be found there
The sunfsh, sawfsh, starfsh, white shark, blue
or shovel-nose shark, often There
manned fixed in their position as shrub the
| only powers they possessed was to open and shut
when in danger. Some of them resembled
rose in full bloom, and were of all hues. There
were the ribbon fish, from four or five inches to
| three feet long. Another fish spotted like
thesleopard from three to ten feet long. They
build houses like beavers, in which they spawn,
and the name or female watches the egg until
it matches. ] saw many specimens of the green
| turtle. some five feet long, which should think
would weigh from four to five hundred pounds
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BRADLEY g. RUL0FS0N,
Photographers!
Successors to Vance,)
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN NCISCO.
SAN FRA CISCO
IA CARD FROM II. II. VANCE. I

CARD FROM r.. II. VANCE
Asssssx.,-r-rSTH THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
7ylN.7Ying been succeeded in the Pho
s 'sF,sB9; SSi ST1:5 y N; ,,::
great pleasure in commencing them to his friends,
former patrons and the public, emnently quail
flied to conduct
First class Photographic Gallery.
Mr. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
tographic material in the State. the nnhlir mo-
- assured that at all times they will find
choice collection of everything new and beauti-
full from the Eastern and European markets
Mr. Rulofson. who deyotes his whole attention
to the establishment, brings with him over TWEEN
ty wears of experience in the art, and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein, possessing as he does a high or
der of artistic attachments and all gentlemanly
qualities which can never fail to make it pleasant
for those who call on them. Just go and see for
yourselves. H. IL. N-NoE'
M PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBRoTYPEs AND VISITING
CARDS executed in a superior manner Small
pictures cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink, Water Colors, or
in Oil None but the most accomplished artists
employed in-this Gallery, and all work warrant
cd 70 give satisfaction 1918.
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Rare Opportunity to Purchase Cheap.
THE PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD!

k THE SALOON AT NORTH
EE[6 Fork, adjoining the North Fork Ho-
It'll tel, and owned and formerly occu-
pied by R. Boch, is offered for sale
at great sacrifice, as the proprietor is about to
leave the State The house and lot, billiard ia
Bile, saloon fixtures, etc, will be sold together or
separately. The place will be sold for one-fourth
its value in cash. For further particulars apply
at this Office, or to L. WELLENDORFF.
Weaverville, April s, 1864. Ia.to
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Spetial gotiees.
Mrs. s. A. Allen.
A LADY or WORLD WIDE REPUTATION.

~ Mrs. s. A. Aliens w orlds Hair Restor-
err and Zylobalsamum Worlds Hair
Dressing unequalled, and acknowledged by all
who them for restoring, nvgorang identifying and
dressing Hair rendering it soft silky and glossy and
asposing il remain in any desired position; quickly
cleansing the scalp srresng the fall Anticipating healthy
and natural color to the They fail to restore
grey hair original youthful color They act directly
upon of the Hair giving them the natural nour-
ishmcn required No lads toilet complete without the
Zyobasamum Hair Dressing 1t ceanses the hair and
impars delightful fragrance, and is suited to
It'll. n,d.. IL
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JOSH Billings LITANY.-From tn many friends,
and from things at luce ends, Good Lord deliver
us.
From a wife who don't luv us, and from chill
dren who don't like us, Good Lord deliver US.
From snaix in our boots, from torchlight pro-
cessions and from all nu rum, Good Lord de-
liver us.
From pack-pcdlers, from young folks in luv
from old aunts without money, and from kolera
morbis Good Lord deliver
From wealth without charitcc, from pride
without cense, and pedgrees out, and from
all rich relashus, Good Lord deliver us.
From newspaper sells, and from pills that ain Z
fsick, from females who faint, and from men
who flatter, Good Lord deliver us.
From virtue without fragrance from butter
that smells, from niger campmecting and from
cats that courtin, Good Lord deliver
From other folks secrets and from own
from Mormons and megiums, and wimmin COM
mittees, Good Lord deliver US.
From politicians who pra, and from saint:
who tipple, from ri kofee, red behring's, and al
grass widders, Good Lord deliver us.
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REBEL MURDERS AND CRUELTIEs. Hundreds OF
men, says Browniow's knorrWe Wig have aor
tually been hung and shot in Upper East Tennes-
by Longstreet's thieves and assassins. Men
of character are coming in who/testify that they
are knowing to the facts. Wichcr's company
Of cavalry, piloted by Nathaniel Brown, Of
Washington county, took James Bell, the broth
er Of DR.. Bell OF Greene county. forced him to
lay his head chunk in the road and with
stones and clubs beat his brains out. They took
some of the blood and brains and rubbed them
under his wife's nose, cursing her and telling
her to smell them They then burned the house
down, and its contents with it, allowing her and
her children to look on at the flames. The no.
torious Wesley Peoples and his brother, sons oil
old Bill Peoples, were i'll the crowd. Will our
men attend to them when advance into that
country? This is the party of murderers, rob
bers and hellhounds who boast that the Lord is
on their side, and observe jeff Davis day o.
fasting, humiliation and prayer Strange tc
say. these devils are but little behind any and
all Confederate partsans in point of morals
What army of thieves and assassins
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BUSINESS lpsNNs'r:s.
ARTICLES FDss SALE.


CART COVERS AND T\EPAuLlN>, NlIe
~ tom ncs mn'"ris. the tctt long 4 " c,nst- u!,-
perry prepared viii neveI lruk nor l.cof.c p. NJ,
VA rnntca plialle ant durable at HJIIt'- lii
MAIDEN Lane near iIont ~. IsI
EOR SAlf-lUo FANCY PIGEONS. VEL
los, red and black carriers yellow, red, hlu. and
iisck pouters and al kinds ot turlt- ,muber.t In-
peters, 80, ~ tiIand ~, cor. Elizabeth. q
EOR SALf-A LARGE LOT OF WHITE
voolen Blankets, sl."h /, dAiu '.d, ,u.tal!o Ion
p1h.hini sud bedding, u j. ) Futon st. 80
EOR SALE-NLOOr FLOYD ;. WARMER.
c.tflcs 1iTIut OF tons, n "a luOd couditofl hu.
been lt'ry o'"rhtu'ci Mt A-toIL here trc nov -
WI To- r'll - rt-F 'r ur 90 tie owner /. 90 ~ 10
iururc. Nfply 20 :. HARRISON 2I3 l.Ast .itI N,
~ h' i"i"r objected q sNc"Ir.', l'oHi. "5E
HORSE COVERS, MADl IRON LON,
- iaA canv,p, Warranted 10 kcr I,.'iy colt nni
vactr ooi yerj lu;lllr .uA nnnls i.c a, btJl liza
ib1 huii'n lAu", near ; iput - 80
SIOuf iOE SALE Al A BNEGNN-IN
- tDoi osd"'. E' int - tou-, % at d. ~. It, Ia.
qhr" on board, upp", side Fih %, y a. Ja
no JOB RlNTtRN-N SINAI. J. Lot OF
u printing paper tlNa>, si ho -oli cheap on appli-
'Iupu a. tnr counter ut The sun once, #
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PUBLIC TEMpFRANCE MEET


EAIIlEH NATHER I. A. V SOCIETY,
= ". 4 VI New Ncfk, iiall corner iyih Of and .yc
{ ti.hc 'nniernr"" tctine ,o.uic--op Sunday
4 @ihf' mt. ~ o'clorF -ieasing rs Ae--is.
lleu ana Wis. singing tv Miss " \ N-tirn and
Heseis Kidd. hc,iosan, Purcell and N.ucw
tfnKks IIFHINt,. prcst
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SACRED MUSIC CONvENTION-THt UN.
= efpctedIy lsrse attendance Ut tie Co.s cation
hAA made Il pscessary 10 arran., or stt,ica. ~ tie
i H.aioI 81, N = church, on SUNDAY e,ruin;, .
WORTH Of Troy, v y =; and Al ths Same time ia
,ne Jan. g. h., Church. Discourse BY Rev. y
bvI iuaf- OF the 'th At. NJ y. Church. These Ate
~ Mdition to the announced services In the WN.h-
infton square Church 1873
'IhE GREAT CRlSIS--BlSHOP SNOW, OF
Mount Zion, will preach in Hope Chspcl, "
o"~sy, on SUNDAY. Mt PM Sctts flcc. sub
Jet lie impending Crash VI Nations" 20
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEET

viii lie he'd THE eve 1ln4. a, 80 Bowery, at "a
eiock ~ Neptune D,vis on. No 3. speakers ana
Gnses ne invite. TO COTE. short speeches and GOD
s'aseis ~ ouI ulOtlos
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lsl.NIlSl'IkA.

A SET OF TEETH On SiLvLE 90 10
81, on gold ~ 20 80. pHItiAl suts, uur ~
.y'L ~ rcr tooth. Teeth estr.rt,I ,hnu iz,,'
cctuei ~n'icnod, or filed S,,n poa rul % nnl H.
ing, D cts and SlIEautcl, by DI.I. a. .ths "
Bowery, opposite tho old n. i'ic. IA
A MOST WONDERFUL III. sgGyEpY-
-Afo"tn extracted ithout pau "r ..u cnafr. B..,
l.iu zee IA lus-lte each i'',n inserted ~lt. or
without tracing the roots 4 t.f.tion. -, a.,
Cd j.. JAY \il.LLks, 10. Gtznd 81, Two b es,
irOm B.Uaisay. al
nR. DRAKE, -. CANA. STREET. SETS
- - Of io"ih IA silver ;, to %; 1n s..d "a
riJ ~ % sctOnAi SEES - cent ~ n ii. l.eti,
tl.d VA. ~! bVIt letucuL othri nlIinzs 81
to y per tn)Ih letth 'iIrt. Il rithout pain
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FOL. SALE AND 10 UEC.

COTTAGE FOR SALE-DNE WIT FOUR
cottages At VI ,2Ul, slbD, l,-m Ala 10 elegant
dwellInes at sz.5Oto Sd,Oo, with io' TO e7ht lots
A,o 90 lots At ~ . TO tynO ca .kL II. MILLER
Atlautic ave, Lusi New YORK. III,
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EACsae SHONS.

HlDSON ElYEk X. R-fOR ALBANY
'roy the North aud West from Cb.,,i.,.s ..
and ~ A. A. ana 4, ana iO.4J i. IA. ant ou s,g :
days sI a. ~ 4. "A, from .vli .t ~ "a.
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I'ATuER MATHEW r. \. Is. SOCIETY,
4 Va. 8, Blcoklyn, hold. their usual rcelins 20.
r,orro~, sandy evening, At T. NJ A. their hall, -,
Court q. he neeii ~ will be- aidre..cd hy Me.st.
zen, fAftaid Elton. singing, hy MossiH k.N
l,c'ros an Taylor. All are invited 10 come. join
1itkNlN, President, JOHN AtGIiSES-Y,
Iet. stcIt'.i5. ~
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AsGrsOV NOTICES.
EXTRAORDINARY OppORTUNr

y y L\lkAOHDINARY OPPORTUNITY
hit-t - tie -'tcrN residence. lt9 West sth It,
o.n Ave. VA u cold a. public suction this norning.
nv "a nfltcA Htc'stIt luusi-ting OF ru-ev God
N.,' nhht-out IS --'is and ugruln caryetA and
.. w V' p't'ot led-iV1m AID dining rupm furui-
."''' S'' POSITIVE. l3t
\ ltIION NOTICE OO CASES BpVTS
and shoes TO be sold Mt auction ON Monday, oct
A SIN ~ , %vSs, AT th' sfr, OF &. :. PARSONS
- '''H' % 'Vuftahd ~
t'DWARD fEiTlNGtR, At'CT'RLTNIR
- l nI't sitttOlv,, IA foueC Auc ION sac o; un-
Ull iloi ny VII tukr tAHp qt f,t ,u.fal Dfnc.
90 huIuerfv II, ou iuesda, Uct 30 a, H. cci, ok
AN uutstius vi co .ou, lcpc. sur.r tea iu,t'. and
~nuhths ciothi'ig, itwelts, Nt. Yii
- J. BOGART. AutT'HS WILL SELL
Dsthi, de', At I've o'cioct, ~ the ,urtna Koou,, /
n,'h il'inih At = iaiec quantity oi hnus,hoid fur
MN e. 'oN+ tnli'a chairs. lH-.' lo' on pstnl ~ ,ul
rh-tn inrs b. CARROTS. cuuntct., zee tl1r-. .iuv,.
.ti'i AZ aid L. llius, sc. ia
ShEkltt'N SALE Ot LIQUORS NND 81,
''sair-RltIl NRp MAIrfti> .uc. viii ,rW .ti.
SATURDAY., Mt ii 1'ccc., Z tau Brr,Iu ~. =. her
t.. prime Boulder Nh-i,t, -ks Vt htani, AIN
othcr lVuot, 100 'e-a.., N,. JANE, IL NCii
sheriff. joins Lynch, r,.uu ~
~ GAftNEl, AJCT, SAL ESROOM Slt
stish'h a' III sll this dN, at Ia, O'Clock, the
sNk nrd uNtutcs ot the Oyster and lager irT saloon
i"l hudson II, couutur- tables, chair, h,ei pump
mirict-, bottles tunbl'ts also lareu LOT oi htr~ood
80 40
Wll.LltM ABBOTT. R-.ptli,F
bat Nioadwsy, -,li- on Thu. dnv. 1T 10 O'Clock
We ,nnirni-ul the utuut one, - t.es"tth nv'
cor. 1Nth a., coIuiurr, Nu'tl'., dcnohu-, .-tcons
beer punps, liquors fixture, g.. -
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NpLNlNL NOTICE-TO NM MEMBERS I'D
rVHE FA1HEH MAIuEW r 4 \ 81
VnE FATHEE MATHEW +. \. Il.
sUucFs> SHE YoUN,.

w McG', Father Mat'h.~ T. \. u. So,ie'y, W. !,
f-Dokiyu, will hold q puhlir meeting on SUNDAY
evening, oct 23i, A. : or'cck I. w., IA mon Hall
eui OF Court and Harkctt ~, III" inliovinr gentle
. - viii tie pics"ut Speaker Jonathan E.,,lL
i-,., . j. Perry, Eel James WhIwort, fsl. ana
Vthefs. FiO-.sur Hlndlt viii discourse.
ec' music the lulClmct. aud Mr. Ncs--
trr viii delight the audi.nc" with his perform Gu
90 ~. violin. Como raIU, or you miss sea-
iASIEL OkEllLh, Pres ions GII.JhKIs i,
'ice-fie.. JOAN KELLY. Rec. see. Ia
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HORSES, CARRIAGES Ac.

CARRIAGES, WAGONS, NlElGHS, HOE-
" pee, mud hsuc-sr- ipr ale chctp. 2DtC..riares
aud husi vAroas of rll Kinds, uad frtoui iaGf
60. I.lgcr and tlspcs, tirt 3, cln-. COphr4 selling
or. ~. ! Nr,Ir-sf, i,io"t}u. 81
EJR SALE FOR s.0- \ MlIKMAN'S OR
j usksi WAGON, rr.. Lo.Ii. mes. Inquire at IN.
s,ab.e. 80 CIani.iiN II, Br,osIu. al
NOR SALE tilLAf--t coon WORKING
j loo re-, LNHc ana hut, - .l,, IN Junk .iC,n.s
ArI,y At 50 l.s' l"ih 10 beet Hyc- \ aud u.
EOR SALl-A SOEEEL nOEsE-WAR.
J. uu'Sl rogu4 aud Mud ai4 ic -oli ,l.ep "A
owner ha- no further NJ" Tor MIN price .Tb ul,n
ST. hs uc-'. ". r. AIMS L CO., Il Thi;ist. IG
EOR SALl--A BAY MAZE, IONY BUILT,
1T To- suy htaV. sClh, huunI u.d Mad, Iuuuln,
'onrt OF i'sh #. Hnl oih a'e lut.I roid. 70
l,JR SALE-A handsome BAY rDNY.
l. yeafs Old, lIg hugs high, sound and ma ana
good tTasel.es, 10 be seen NO. lsu Wet ,th a.
Ia Tie blaekrmiths thoa, IN lear ~
HOESES fOk SALE CHEAr AT 500
II ufeenwicl ~ Can he seen tom tiIl6Pa-
HORSE For SALE FOR s25-GOOD SIZE
- aud coId4tIoa, Inquire COZ. aoItn and Mont
.olncry ST.. POI
\VANTED-A NICE HANDY 20 HAND
W wagon, IN good running o.dsr, Tor grocery aud
nluk businees, with top on preferred Val pay cash
down Tor we that suits. Apply y55 West .ssl s near
18th ave Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-01
DIED,


witch - ho,e With Okristian fe-titude HETRY
L On lRepR. AGED IS y. ars.
BIS fIItt ca AID Te,ai YES requested 70 attend
Deuce EssbIs Chip Yard, .. haif past three sa
o'eock.
On the Ist inst ant. after a long sEa painful ILL.,
ness FL HOUSTON only s,a ofea musl q.
and Gays
ky,ovsl, Samuel, FAREWELL ..a
81 ep on in thy peaceful rest!
Thf lit lie head IL piltowsr
Cb thy REQ semsr's brsas,I
No more shat sick mar,
Or sorrow bring pair;
] lou 1T safely Unused on high
Taop hsst thy reayen gained
Tat "sss. On tie Its a' mound whose sod
suosher ans ps ]. 1rs s 70 aed ss' 'a's
His funerai viii take place to morrow the ID. ct
ina .sscsnos OF hts ents. between 2st
q On sunday Jan sist, Mr.. sAMUlL P. Hopa-
ne teia,i>es knd frieras Of the family ars re-
81. c'ioly invit-' to attend hie funeral from as
sssne,aci On oh-rry street, on 1uesds, evening.
In Ale xsnd,ia Va. JAMES LINSSY on ths s,st
saas. III TIC lis' year of his age.
Lonely the house and SD the hour
slnce thy -9-st face is gone:
But oh /! . BRIGHTER bone .han ours $50
{. ~ 6z- In hsaven is thine own
H's fuperai VIII tase place Tue,day. Sss I'd a. a
o'riock firm hjs rssidsnse on q aim strssa bst
k,sx sr =, ps sspsd friends OF the family
seRas =. irfsst ion Of Y si,e1 u. ID sua.s IG a.
tore sss d Asesrs. month. ana II lays
g Dss.ess no.ssn, - th on h h, left Us,
But IL /. Coo Who hes neraft u.s.
Be sa@ 81 oar srscsshsse
fJesssy City papers please eepyi "