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Washington Street, Opposite Old Jaa.
TOGETHER WITH
D P1BBONS. COLOGNE, TOILET POW.
~ DER. NERBENA WATER, TOILE,
SOAPS, SOZODONT, DIAPER PINS, Toilet
Powder Boxes, Silk and Leather Belts. Cor
sets, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes, Gloves
Linen 15raids, Tape, Shawls, Edginss. Bal,
moral Skirts, Calicocs, Travelling Bags.
Portmonaies, Canton Flannel, Cassimerc..-
and Cloths, for Gents wear, Blankets, Hats.
Whalcbone, Zephyr Worsted, Black Bombf .
zme, Black French Mcrino, Black Alpaca.
q. p. Diaper Huck. Diaper, Cloak 0rna
ments and Trimmings Scrpentinc Silks and
Morstcd Braids, Fancy, Pearl, Agate, Bone.
Metal and other Buttons, Shell and Imita >
ton Tuck Combs, Dress Trimmings. Mar
cellno shawl Pins, Ncncfour, Ladies' Merl--
no Vests. Drawers and l'ctticoats Gilt and
Jet Belt Buckles, Gents Mcrno Drawers
and Undcrvests, Waterfalls and Pads, Lace
Wells, Marcelinc Silk, &c Oct 30
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Commission Agent.

>" A. HARRIS, Agent to Purchase or
w Sell Real Estate. Prompt attention
given to any business entrusted to his
care. Office, for the present, at his resi-
dence, corner Gcrvais and Bull streets.
Columbia. S. c. Dec. 8
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For Sale and to Lease.

will sell, at private sale, that desirable
Il BUILDING LOT, situate on the corner
Of Lady and Gates streets. Said lot con-
tains one acre, and is well located for
dwellings, large warehouses or stores.
I will also lease, for a term of wears. six
or eight lots suitable for large stores, on
Lady street, directly opposite the new post
office. Said lots can be had with from
25 to so feet frontage, and from 100 to 1875
fact deep, if required.
will also sell quantity OF Brick, now
on the last mentioned lots
| will also sell three large handsome
Mirrors, French plate and nearly new.
Dec 81 JAMES H. BALDWIN,
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TEXAS SUGAR. The Houston Iele-

i
graph, of the LIST ult., says:
\ sample Of new sugar, from the
plantation of Col James Campbell,
near Columbia, has been handed us
by Mr.. SeSsums. 1t is considerably
above the ordinary grade of Texas
sugars, and in fact, q fine article.
We regret to learn that Col. Camp
bells crop is light one this year.
Texas -four is now selling for six
dollars IN specie in this city. The
cause OF the rise in the prices is the
limited amount Of Northern flour i'm
ported from New Orleans. Those
merchants who shipped St Louis
flour here Il few months ago, lost
money in the speculation, and we are
glad of it, for Northern Texas can
supply the whole State with as good
An article rs any manufacturer in St.
Louis-besides, the money paid home
producers benefits the whole State,
while that paid to New Orleans mer-
chants never comes back here, and
goes to enrich St. Louis millers. We
are in favor of the encouragement of
home industry
GOVERNMENT JAIL DELIVERY 1t
is said that the President has ordered
the discharge of such prisoners at the
Old Capital as were arrested by the
dctectiv" Baker, and who have been
confined there q length Of time, with
ont amy charges being made against
them. We are glad to record this
action, and trust the Executive will
take similar action upon all the
places where such prisoners are held.
1t is not gratifying to the American
people to know that any detective has
the power to arrest people and con-
fine them at his mere will, for even
short time, much less for length
of time, without making any charges
against them. Nor is it consistent
with our American ideas of justice
that man should be allowed to act
in that way without being held to
accountability. -PhihalelpAia Ledger.
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At P,'irdte Sale.
By A. R. Phillips.

TNHAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, at
IL present occupied by Hon. John Town
send. si.:.Ated one mile from the Charlotte
,.al!road Depot, and about 300 yards from
Barhamville Institute The house is well
finished. ccilcd, canvasscd and handsomely
papered, and has six fire places. There
lot contains 1S5 acres, under perfect fenc-
ing, portion Of which is undc.' thorough
cultivation as a gardcn-the balance well
wooded. For price and terms, apply as
bove.n Nov % tuf6
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FOR SALE,

A SMALL FARM, within four miles of
N Columbia, near Landrum's Pottery.
On the premises is neat COTTAGE and
out-bulldings; also, q well OF most excel
lent water. For terms, &c. apply to the
subscriber, on the premises
Nov II tu3 NJ. s. LANDRUM
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Lunsden & McGee,
Agents Baltim ore Glass Factory.

A RE prepared to order GLASS in any
~ quantity or size, and deliver it at
Manufacturers prices, freight added. Also,
PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS, &c, &c.
Dec 3 3m
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Toys, Toys.
G., s. JENKINS

III AS just opened the greatest assort-
Ill ment of TOYS, of all kinds, ever re-
ceivcd in Columbia, to which he would es-
pecially call the attention of the little ones.
ALSO,
A Asplcndid lot Of CONFECTIONERY. All
direct from New York and will be offered
CHEAP. ASSEMBLY STREET,
Dec 2 Next to Market street.
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'''"NoE IENIoS has appointed sAAUu sLoAs,
'.in ". hooIh MARlIs II. BEows and c. c.
'.'rN, Commissioners OF The new Fire d p.rt-
Die 20 Ter tho late act OF tho Legislature. To
OBJ e"nNomen, therefore, the en.ire organization
.'.. management OF the department will probably
20 ''" tel. llon them III devolye tho reapon-
lag Of transforming ono OF tho Oldest and mt 8,
'l''ut ms.1"uo e connected with tho city, and
.hr7 a. lily and disposition to discharge tho
. 'ai'hul'y AMI 'mparUsly, NE success OF tho
HA''m dep'nIs In consequence OF the
'rcums'ance' connected with the ras.ags
80 s.s 81. AID hs general snnpslhy o.
." Iomen toward It, It ID necessary thai the nav
. ...asg oners shouli eNe0,ine a wise d.scr.t,,, IN
~ thor subordinate appointments And in
a. .e. rrll work Of re orgAn ziny the Department.
v.a' itnesA, and not pohLcsl fcAlty should Ii,
O.. rarasrd b. which 70 judge the men
no to constitute The nav depar,
...' Aad any departure rom this policy vii
-0" Itself IN the popular veiGict upor
Of the new system. VIII regard /,
90 uuolcul 7esa Of Governor FT.Ios'. spPo,nt
"1is' IN IL" respect there viz doubtless 10 con
o. 'o difference OF opinior, They arc CO..
- not very well selectod II a pchacal sense
ITO cog ore Democrat 20 three n 'publicani
.' .rge thai there sr'' 10 bo no pa tsan con
g .us connected with tis matter, bu, tn
.E raWot lee ignored that Acrv De- strong nc
I' l''.'ns upon the su Jet, an IN view Of tn
~ Dm3.r"dc prepondNaneS IN this city
81 would have been better II Governor FES
71N d." e.sarmcd al impuIatons Of pAr,issushir
J. ~iy.a'as tie tIpoinsccs equally between III
I"' r4rueg. The warn feeling that has been On
.acred upon tie subject Of the new depArtzaen
49, Naturally CO ~ msav 70 hnd f.4u vi.
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the sslscrcn. Blu, the public sooord 70 tie worst
erinins fair and honorable rial, and II 10 GER
talnly bu, Just that the new Commissioners should
be entitled W = nia, before judgment is pro-
nouncsd upon them. II they prove 10 be unvor-
thy Of the ponhon W which they are assigned,
they will bring cdium upon ,henselvc. and the
paid system together and cause tho public W snd
bill Of indictment against both The better pol
ICY IL W Civ. them an untr.nrneled field for testing
their qualifications, leaving The public TO Judge
,hem BY their works
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economy Is Wealth,

iiihs being 10 preaching 30 etieetu.l as exam
PFC We anal eHcidSte our homely text by fsots
"i'hin our own knowledge, aud lot our readers
make their own differences.
len years ago Ason OF 'h. Emerald Isle, faithful,
hArd-workins and industrious, was oonteutedly
ploddins along with steady employment. a, SIX
dollars - week 1t was al he could do to rnsko tho
ends mech and not unirequendy ho was obliged to
ask one or moro weeks sdvsnee pay 70 settle some
unexpected demand, eausei ny Z. ln-s, in his
lN.S family AsSsg GoR va ~ s..s, "a
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Tho Drooklyn Fire.

Tus EAGLs tskcs exception W our remarks In
reference to the eulpsbe rscflessnsss Of the engi
neer, in charge Of the men the roof o. the burn
ing building. and believes that We based our re-
MARKS upon the hosrssy evidence gathered by in
soeurss reporters without desiring To enter into
any controversy on the subject we have good rsa-
sons for believing ths, our soeouni Of tho various
warnings gwen, ia substantially correct, aud salts
fac,orily places the blame upon the short stout
buih man." who diueg.rded the numerous warn
ings addressed TO him by properly owners and in.
dividuss present ~ the hre. We have no
reason 70 doub, the g.llsntry and ability
Of the Chief Engineer o. tho Brooklyn
Fire Department and We do not tesvo he would
willingly station mon where be would not stand
himself. In this instance he Vas in a mos, Danger
Gus position The mon surrounded him YET IN
spite Of several warnings he persisted In follow
ri the bent Of his own inclinAuons, With reok &.
essness We hope other men will avoid In future
We have no doub, tina, the Chief feels as keenly a.
any man can, the terrible calamity tha, has oe-
CURED, and would willingly have sserihced bin.
self 70 save thoso now lying doad ., their homes.
Nevertheless, The safety Of our hremen renders I,
necessary 70 place Tho blame 81 this disAser VII
ever 1t rightly belongs and We hope the Coroner
will fesrlessly discharge his duty upon the forth.
coming innusst
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Financial News. Markets. &c.

S0< fo'k. Wednesday, 4 pri, = @ +. k.-tiold took
quite riie to-day. owing partly to the anticipated
government sale OF cotton for specie on the i4th
inst The fluctuations in gold, 40 bulletned at Gil
pins Merchants Exchange have been follows AT
1880 A NJ. l4s; 1898, l47..; 1o.45, liS4; 1oSI
lisA; Il, ISM lila l4sSi tl,?o its%. ll.2s,
l4s o.; ~, lisA l21O, 1917; ls1b, 1904 1928,
1871 l2.3l liNs; 1915, l5yA, 40 l51s l25N
iS.S i 10 liz lblH ~ iolsi ,y' lbi :
l52 2.ll, 1922, AIS 1917; els 1881. 500 lbai4
9.e2, l5sAi 22b, l5i@ Z.35, 1897; 2.AA 1917 :
1924 $40 l52 T. 1874 $50, l53a. The stock
market advanced zoe per cent; demand heavy,
Governments were Az per cent hirher The
abundance OF money increases and though the Ce-
nAnd is more active the rate has settled uowu 10
per cent. Oh ca-.Oans. Foreign exchange SAr mae
tive. Biils nj o. days on london, les leo on
Change TODAY Flour rather more steady. Wheat
IA hrmCr. Corn Nn quiet. Oits dull, Pork
was fmcr with fair demand Beef wac steady, aud
Lard and Mhirkey we're trmer.
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rom an appreciation Of his services and worth,
bis employer advanced Patrieks pay, frst to tight
and then TO ten dollars per week But poor Pat
rick's WANTS increased fsster than his pay, aud
eH or sovon years ago, with his too dol
lars por week, be called for advance wages
ohener and more earnestly than he DID hree
years before that, with his weekly tittsncs Of sI
dollsrs. His employer reconstructed in vain, an
at Last after showing him that he vas we'll OF
with sir a. with ten dollars reduced his pay 10
eight dollars and poor Patrick wen, of With
. moro doetl face than no had ever worn. The
lesson had its effect, and fearing smother reduo-
ton, Patrick did no, ,ss sdvsnee pay for nearly
six months, and then, 70 meet tho funeral OK
penses Of dependent brother, be humbly wished
for twenty-five d,llAu. Tho conversation was
something like tho following;
IutrtcL -Ne brother /. dend Sir an II We pine I'd
h after vnntu' twenty-five dollars to pay the doc
Their, and fur the funeral.
Employer But why don't you uso your own
money IA rlos, and not ak for mino' lou nave
Prr,ct-indsde an wish l had Sur. hut I've taken
Emplover-You remember When cut down your
vhge' two dolarsa week Nov hhv'nt you been gel.
ing alons lps' S vel On the eight douArs " you lid
rrr,et-I seat 'Sy bu, have Sur r.; ju'tsyss
.o wnu ihe, mhsn hAd un aaIsfs IL al Nih' anu
. Nm ptoyer-But only saved the ~ dollars for you
fatIick and now owe you forty dollars; iou can
put two to Il every II you Ike, aud te.des I'll
pay you sood Interest on ~bst you leave in my hands
We need not say tha, Patrick was grstnsd 10
get bis twenty hvo-dollar- and still moro 10 know
thu, some wa. lef In his in vntsry savings bank
Two or three weeks later Patrick presented him
'en 'sA'n'
Hnploter.-well Pntrick-sfter moro money, are
yon' thought you sore going TO le, me Keep cha;
thcfet left
very .hoep1hlyl lie no, that, n 30 pisse, sur. But
would ye cut dos me wage, another dollar sur The
| q osg Just a. VOL on tho sivcn dollars sur.
Anduhy wa. tbs, prick enuei, ,te ,plr,, o,
|
economy. In two years he had saved nearly four
| hurd,.d d,iI.,a and ,h.n n. "a. .dvi.ed IN Inns
"uhuie" '''HN snu A'o" Nv "s' A"'''eu !" ou'
| small and convonienty local 1 house. The
hou.e vas found, and with repair. would cos, 81
teen hundred dollars bu, Pa,rick's courage failed
him.
PItr,ct i can't do II Sur I've reckoned u all out
Huf DC ss.,' an1 uns s s ~
| OF mor'eagol would take all me savings and II wud
In 1opysy'tSo, 90 bad a, that 1 guess. Let me
reckon u for you
,hor no, Try. The intllst would DO siveniy dollar.
an he tates tln dollar, and me -ael I'm 90 =,
10 pay tho two hundIei dollars ycz would lo; me
nav. 10, oS Nm, ~ JUmo' o 1 lido v.-v val. pa.
rick, and am clad you are go cautious. Nov lot "
1877 SuIe thepc,. M o,ber,ido. 4, there,
En2l,ysr-iioS much rent do you Pay where you
| Eaf,t"E Eth, dollar. q month, aud dear enough
the ron. .,e a.. Ao,,.. .,u ,...,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A.-Use the Hest 1T WIN Certainly Des-
troy Moths. Now I, the time. Ask for Bowden''
Moth Destroying Packet for preserving cloths, furs
carpets robos blankets, and all WOODEN goods, frvm
moth. and all destructive insects. For sAle hy AL
Druggists. ia
Alexander brothers, OF IS, Grand street,
have opened branch Of ihoir Trimmlns Zephyr
worstsd aud Fancy Goods business At lll6 Broadway,
between 24th and 25th sts opposite the Worth Mona
ment Former Grand street customer Who are
rcf.dlne on the Wet side OF town viii please give
them call At iiib broadway, between Path and 10Th
streets 100
A Pictorial Physiological Journal For
April. 81 Illustrations. Physoenomy, Hhnolosy,
Physiology, fsychory, Eoyorter and Roporine,
Choice Of rirsuis Color Of Ewes, Climate and Color,
Insanity. Noes, Ktc. Only 20 cent?. Newrmon have
It, Address Messrs. Fowler l. Wells, Ss9 Broadway,
NY. 80
stop that Scratching and use Whcaton's
Itch Ointment II cures Itch and salt Rheum In
orty-elsht hours and all euptions Of the skin Sold
by all Druggists. az
Prices Greatly Reduced.-Spring Clothing
In every variety r. Is. BadN lac 10 and ie Bower
The laTgcst ortment and store In The city. Ihtfr
ttylee and rrices Ices. Childrens department. III
Grover g. Bakers First Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines I96 Broad
way. New York and 23b Fulton A. Brooklyn. $50
| Wheeler &, Wilson's Highest Premium
Lock stitch Sewing Machines, and Buttonhols Ma
| chine CPS HfoadwAy Nov York. 3ON
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THs hrst intmAtion 81 the course taken BY Lnss
rotreatng army, thss is ., all entitled 10 credenoe,
comes from General GnsT himself The ls,tor, In
dlsp~tct dsted 81 Wilson's Station, point on the
50 t..do railroad, midway between Pe,srsburg
snd Purkssvs, states that al Of tho enemy tina,
retain ar, thing like Organization have gone north
Of the Apponsttor, and arc sppsrently heading
for LynehbuIg" There 10 good ,ason 70 believe
that this suppoSnon Of the Lieutenant General is
correct. The only two points tina, offered any in
duoenent 70 LIE, In selecting . place for retreat
were Danvle and Lynchburg. Tho former would
naturally he the moro desirable position, for the
reason that n he could roach u he would have
difhculty In ofeounz junction with JonssToS.
Failing In This, however, the nett best pon. vi"
Lynchburg although II has no advantages Of COM
municAt,on with any other part Of robsldom-its
| railroads having already been destroyed. Tho
difficulty sni delay in1sen, W getting his army
from Petersburg TO the Dan vlle road In ume to psss
| Birkesville before being intercepted BY GaAsr,
doubtless induce Lsr to sb.ndon the idea OF trying
TO reach DAnvills. Reliable accounts show hat the
rebel army WAS not gotten away from Petersburg
until three O'Clock on Monday morning. Therefore
saKlID.s would be able 70 strike for tho Dlnvills
'"su VII" H' 's's'g - wv" - ~" 49, "P ~
mHcn WIN MS 'n'sn"y' anu OF eour'' e"'hlpAS
"ou'd nave every 'nVah'ARo IN reaching ut"'
Ihis oe'ns INC Case LEE seems " na'o ucs''o"
upon gong 70 LTh0Hpui s. anu " "''"'uAnsy e'
'oute Tor VI" po'h~ marou'hs on 'ne norm S'a' Oh
tho Appomattor. This line would brnS him 10
mo psnV'he ROAD o. h''o'N o'A''oh' soon' twenty
| miles rom Nehmohn- ~" posslp'c w" Lhk may
have sent column in advance OF his main army to
this point Tor the purpose Of gong 'n'noe down
the railroad TO burke'Vlle In oruer 70 hoIi inst
point until his main army eou'd DC so' past " :
but there Is hardly chsnco u a' 'hs was done'
Tor the rsaron mai inc reoes "d 'her moi" ues-
pera'' hshnns on sunday ana e"'uenuy h'o
none oil success unh' 'hH'uno' euoh oo'nS VIC Case
LIE WooId hara'y spare column !" provide Tor
an 'tnp'o"Ao'o eohHnsen'l' u" however 'h's may
prove Do quite prooAOle W." our 'or'e'
"ou'a ss' " nW Aos'h'e oo'oro VIC man army OF
Len aho 70 Aole W u'I'' ou' any A''A"'e 'o'uuin
'hH mish' DC nero ueue'H "nANr s'-'es IN ms
| @"p'SH 'Aa' H'ne'A NAi' "''n ~lo "'uS VI Wv
james was se'''H mics oeyoni "nS'u ''A"on
""e a.'o VI 'Au u.p''o"' .H' p''u'HS '''"'u
""Au $50" '"'' ~I'''
| '"o'"S wv 'H'''' wv" NN '''' 'N0-' 'ND
| uhu' nave 's.NH'' '"'' 'o'"' :" soo' 'o-,oN' "
| appears nom 'No s'"0' 'u,"o"' '"o''''''' 'N''
h' Pu'u'u s"u 'H' Pl'"'"' -'"''' ~ GUY so
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A III, No. II, BROOKLlN-THEM Menu
II. her OF the shove Division who are 10 debt are
requested to attend ,he resqaf monthly meetine on
and settle Up OF thsir name, III be erased from ihs
books. PunctuL .itend.nee y Iegue,ied 70 eleos
officers ior the ensuing year. JAMES bhOt- res
DANIEL NURHEY, Sec 20S
A TTENTION-FATH MATHEW T. A.
"A 49, society, No. q, OF y. Y. Al thor regular
quarterly mee!ins 90 fIiday evening, March u, ne
term Henry Il. MulhAll Press Peter Curry, Vice
S, ,,.s Cs co., .e S sSip Tle IS
vAri Ho~Atd, Iscant-at-Arma, and Dsnl hcCn-
ny, Marsha. There r be public nsst,as us
Uncle Ben Warden, Ac,rs. Crenin aud lAngton,
IfR, sec ''A nv - . ~ '''' ~ 10
L'ATHER MATHEW L. b. 7. A. Il. Society
l. btun,h NJ. /. A public meetlns will he held Al
,hef hall Is, Hudson street this THURSDAY evening,
Ter, sinssr., Me,,l. King and Mack, Hall to ie..
SYLVESTER BYRNf- freA J. WALSH; Pee
EATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY,
i No. ?, y. =, i-.i cor 23d st. and ID avenue, vin
hold iu REGULAR ueeir- on this 1hur.dAy, evening,
OsSt spest ns H. I fs,. II Car M,Iro aa
and Msssrs pugan and Russell. Al the ne, ular uar.
isliy meeting the iolosins officers we're e.eon ivs
the ensuing term Thomas Concnuon, l.. csid 'nt'
Timothy ONahony. Vice President. Patrick Ennls
Rec. sec'y Michse Martin, Iouespondns sst'y 2.
l. kehe't, financig. Secy Edward OReily, 1res-
urer Patrick Nc '-tc. Se~cesnt A. Arms 10. nar1
HJuehettr, MARSHA THOMAS CONCANON, ieA.
PATRICK ENNls, Rec. secy. 1+S
EATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY
L No, 2, Of Y. Y, holds public Temperance rneet-
ms, at O'Clock this J.. NJ A. Father Mathew Hail.
go h nv. Rev. Father Meehan and John !. Io
hin, Efq, vil Nidfcs- the meeting. Snging ty the
eminent vOrasts, Robert Wi hon, Esq, kire " nm,
Nles kcrohck, Hepere Mccarthy and Greenwood.
EDND. BROWNE, fre-t; LUKE hAGU IRE, Rec.
Sec. los
r ONGSHOREMEN, NO. 2, WILL HOLD
- .sPeciAl meeting on Friday, April eth AT o.
clock r. NJ for tic purpose Of nominating officers Toy
the ensuing term. The punctual attendance OF all
members IL requested, a. business OF in porthnce VII
be transacted. by orde- Of ROGER McGkA n,
P.es'. THOs. WEsrMAN Rec. Sec. go
THE YOUNG MEMS FATHER MATHEW
Il Society No. OF ~ Y. will hold public temper
meeting At their Hall corner Of 3tth st Hnd tn
ave, this THURSDAY evening April 9th, At : o'clock
ms by Me.si.. Kidd, ncCAfrey hlse Q'habony, and
| other. GEO. BROWN, Pfest. JOHN c. BAGI.Ef.
Rec. Sec lp
THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THB
| l. Immaculate Conception T. A. b. Society will 10
held IN the School Hall, Fas 18th 81 near Az A. this
Thursday, 9th inst. al ~ o'clock p. N. The mem
ing fair, In aid Of the new choohouss Of the lmmA-
eulAio Conception, particularly requested " at
| tend. Rev Dr. MORROUGH, Pres. CHARLES
| Is JiIE- sec. III
| MALL STREET CHURCH GRAVE YARD
| w on Forsyth ST. Al Pc rsons having friends in
tered therein are requested TO meet at the house 4
X. S. WALKER, No, 10 Allen st. on Saturday at
O'Clock p. M To make ARRANGEMENTS preparatory N .
| removal By order OF the Committee. 5S5
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T 7
Nsr YotE. Wednesday, April 5, 1855.
The late news from our triumphant armies has had
an effect to depross businsss TO an unprecedented
Great LATHE 10 doins, and sales have horn small
and eroatly In the buyers favor. Our quotation,
ulust be considered nomin. New butter {. begin
ming to arrive, and Ia eagerly ought At hish ra,s.
ESr, are plenty, and lover Dressed meats are lover.
wo submit quotations;
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THE BEST TEETH AND GOLD, PLA.
Una silver or rubber, at nom 81 To as per tooth
a good a. the best and warranted. Teeth extracted
SlthVut pap cleaned or vhitened OF hlled with sold
or other hhngs ~ oeuts 70 IL, by Dr. IL VILlEhS
~ BoEe-yi opposite the Old theatre, SO
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
49, cen extracted NIhout pain, NO charge Beau
lhul lttth inserted, : each. Teeth in-eTtel viii
or without 9traeMng tue All operations war.
trom Broadway ~ al
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Reported Expressly for "Tur Sos" by Mas ALLrs
BRorHyRs- Produce Commission Merchants.
ls4 washington street, y. "
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EATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY
L No. 2, of Y. ! holds public Temperance r1eet-
90 nv. Rev. Father Meehsn and John !. To-
hin, Eco, will addics- the meeting. Sinsing ~ the
eminent vocasts, Robert Wilson, Esq. Nice Ms-. Inn,
Nirr kcrohck, Hessrs Mccarthy and Greenwood.
EDWD. BROWNE frest; LUKE GUIRE, Rec.
a..
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION SALT. W. EZEKIEL & co
~ viii sell on THURSDAY April Oh, at 10 o'clock III.
eutire household furniture at 329 BRONZE IT.
POI j. w. EZEKIEL
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r ONGSHOREMEN, No. 2, WILL HOLD
IL tpeciA meeting on Friday, April It'll, AZ o.
clock +. NJ fo the purpose Of nomlnatiue officers for
the ensuing term. The punctual attendance OF all
members l. reqneste A. business Of In portance vii
lie transacted. By orie- Of ROGER McGkAIh,
P.ea'. HOS WE9TNAN, Rec Rec 3St