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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-20

Pennsylvania Heavy ARTILLERY. n te.ug dlscov-
cred they wore hred upon by our picksts and,
after about twenty shots, they retired 70 their own
lines. Tho party masking the s..emp, arc reported
~ having been supplied with entrencAinE tools "
throw up works for the defence snd when Hred
into rc,rcstod IN thc utmosi disorder, not waiting
70 re,urn ere Their loss II any, IL unknown.
RrPEL ACCOUNTS.
FdshvnSton, FEB. IS The Richmond ptsrArou
contains the following;
"rhes was c,nponsd" o. ssvera hours dura-
ton on cnr 'en. near the App1m,ttoS, on wedues
dsy evening with this exception, nothing Of mo-
mcni occurred. On the PN,rshurc lines, picket
firing has, hy taet consent ~ both parties very
much slsosened within the past iou d.ys The
enemy are que, in their snironct menu on Hatch
er's Run. Throughout Tuesday night tho rumlllng
II wagons and artillery a. heard Grants lines
in she neghborhocd Of p~p B'ttorn. II was sup
po.ei that Grant va transferring heavy body Of
troops 70 the north SIDE This may 10 simply the
return Of tho troops scut g. Petersburg W par
ucipste In the Hatchor's Run ar.'r, last Monday"
General LRs had issued a soseral order an
n,uucng his acceptance - ,hc chief command Of
the Confederate a.mes Ills headquarters are 10
be witt the army ., Petersburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-20

.n'en;story of the Enrollmeni AcL Icndrs Witch
tLc House adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-20
The Latest News
Official Report from Gen. Grant
OCCUPATION OF THE CAPITOL
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

No Battle Fought.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-20

RETREAT OF BEAUREGARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-20

Charleston Rendered Untenable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-20
Loss of U. s. Steamer nIerrimao.

Omcer. and Crew All saved.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

An AUTHENTIC ANEcDoTE.-Talley-
rand was once in the company OF
Madame do Stael and another eminent
French Lady, whose name we do not
remember.
+" You say charming things to both
Of u.s." said Madame dc Stael; (which
of us do you like bestP"
The willy statesman. artfully repeat
cd that he was delighted'with both.
All! but you prefer one of u.s."
continued Madame de Stael; "suppose
we were both drowning in the Seine
tonight, which of us would you help
frst?"
81 would extend my right hand to
Madame de Stael, and my left to
madame yonder."
-" Yes, but suppose only one of us
could be saved, which would you at
tempt to rescue?"
Talleyrand's diplomacy was pushed
to its severest test, but not one whit
discomposed, no turned to Madame
de Stael and replied
Madame, you who know so many
things, doubtless know how to swim
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
CIGARSI RSl

A large lot OF cheap and high-priced cignvs
Just received and for sale wbolesaleand retail by
M. III. ALLARDT 4 Co,
Irving Block, one door west Of Littles Bank.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

L. The state of nervousness which
just now troubles the Imperial gran
MES in Europe is something pitiable.
One English journal says: at is
not the first time that America has
revolutionized Europe. The French
troops returned from helping Wash
ington to defeat England, only to cut
off their own Kings head. Germany
is saturated with American securities,
while German emigrants have filled
Austria and Prussia with the spirit OF
transatlantic democracy. Ireland
Is but an outlying settlement of Fed
sral territory" &c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

though, madam-tough did you
say?" said the irascibIe boarder TO the
landlady, as he was trying to carve
what was ostensibly a chicken
Yes'm and were i to give my opin-
ion on the fowl, l should say il was
old enough to have scratched up the
seeds Of original sin when they were
first planted
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

Capt. Fisk's expedition to Idaho
will start soon, and Gen. Thomas +.
Meagor is thinking of casting his for
tunes with the new Territory.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

EMERsON,S ADDITION.

THIS Property, which is free from oil incum-
Il brances, is now offered for sale upon credit
Of ten years In all cases whore substantial i'm.
provements are to be erected. Only ten per cent
OF the purchsse money being required in hand.
Enquire at the Office Of Curtis Emerson, Esq.
on the premises.
JOHN A. wELLEs.
Sept. 7, 1864. zee
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
Elegant and Desirable Pri.
vate Residence
f . r . "A L f.

The property known as the W. II. Taylor Resi-
dcnce, on Washington Street. Sd Ward, lately
occupied by DR.. H. G. Potter, win DO sold on ia
vorable terms The house is one Of tho best in
tho City. Good stable, well, cistcrn and all
requisite conveniences and out buildings on the
premises. For particulars as 20 terms apply at
the Courier Office East Saginaw, OF address
HENRY HOBBS, Patterson New Jersey.
February Is, 1865. z69-s
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
MISS f.. McBRIEN.

HNII0MPSoN Street, South side, doors from
IL Jefferson Street, will attend promptly and
satisfactorily TO all orders for Drcfs OF Cloak
making.
East Saginaw, March l6, 1866. 293.2mr
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE.
ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually To be found In any Hard
ware Establishment, East or West, with the adj
dition Of articles incident 10 the business Of um
boring, Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing,
Hunting and Trapping, will always be found at
my Store, whore 1 shall DO happy ne all times
to meet old customers and new. Past patronage
gratefully acknowledge
East saginaw, Aug, ], lc5L
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
WHO WANTSg


WHO WANTS?
Who wants prime lsmbs-wool undershirts,
Or splendid Drawers or Hose,
Who wants silk Pocket Handkcrchisfs
su Or Cambria II they chose 2
i Who wants snow,whitc Linenrshirt
The texture superfne,
Who wants killing necktic
The shirt-colar to entwinef
Who wants stylish Coat or Vest,
OF any shape or shade
Who wants handso ne pair Of Pants
As good as ever were made1
Who wants a frst-rate 0,ercoat
To ward old winters chill,
Raglan" .or mcclellan"
"Bang-up" or what you will,
Who wants scarfs, shawls, Gloves, dauntlets'
suspenders or Valise,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, or aught that tends
Gents comfort to increase
To Marks far-famcd Tower Hall
Should HE them in n tricc,
And know that no alone supplies
Prime Clothing ut Low Price.
TO ii. MARKS
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods Emporium.
Genesee Street. opposite tho Bancroft House
East Saginaw Mich.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

A large and beautiful variety Of Lamps, Look
ing Glasses, Chamber Sets, common and fine
Table Cutlery, common and silver Forks and
Spoons, Egg Why's and Bastcys, Pocket Knives,
Shears, Scissors, &c, with general variety OF
Yankee Notions, as Pins Needles Thread But
tons, &c. Dress Trimmings, Ladies' Gloves and
Hosiery in great variety.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28

nTThcse Goods were bought for cash, by an
experienced buyer and Mt great advantage con-
sidering the precarious state Of the market. They
will be offered at very small advance from cost.
All those having purchases TO make, and the
public generally arc respectfully invited to call
and examine Goods and Prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
G.H. 4 J. d. GROUSE & co.
East Saginaw, Jan. LIST, 1865
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
SScCbIel mn6 GrcSif0ricfe
auf aar erGeere YIGbf @urcpa's.

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8er StQQtCn 9lnlei0en+
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an, rdmliG bic ttIicttcn
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Summen opn so 1taier tis ~ 5000 5balcr.
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iiac 3u batsn in Gumnisn pcn 1000 Die ;u 5CO9
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0e1eui0oft8 9luflDIun9.

Tie felt siniscr 3eit tslanbne G'eisai6aftss
ICrtirbuns i'm grcdtnroa en- StCtr9sftdfc IN
E'srtcwn, agg in d1'4c rtS atlstsny res cinrr
Virtuus, 6mtp 2. Gn.Ib, om 4 9prIt 1868.
III Grrc Gabcy Il B ode &rintA.U w,tHf aUf
iram0 else 2it an bic 6uma pcn sni'b wo
8gGmr FauC3 HO rnuat. inrntaIS Is gEc
acn am alscu ztargptabe an muicn urr Nldta'
fit "a ma&en, rnO wer Jcrrrun9cr plt, ctnc
Rsanur8 rinjgt ig58'n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
gas }1b6pir pruGmittgL


ecB Safes mne Ser 2un9eu,
ais Grfittang, Group, gnsbrtiiiiatsit, Srcr@i'
ties, Sal5rsb, Ssiirrfsit, &eu&tuacn, Il. {. 10
Der ,eiti4c Gcbrautb oefclttn, Uerbdtct
9uuaen 9 u nj . fu ID +,
urb idtl nc f8 tl;ic furattare &rontt9H fAon
fc7srlsbt bat, G,wSbrt ea srHbrre 2tnOerun8 ole
irgeno ein oncIe5 Iiitssi
CitTc5 B.uRmitct bsi,bt aus Q4jIptlri4en
Girbs rao Gcnctl SGIargeu 9gar5st.
Gctrr3uIammcnfrbunAtifrfn Il rfn 9
I5iacrtCit pon br en-
gSertb.
Or. @eo. 8. gEoo6, grufefcr Der Yrorls Ser
WebiSn an Der llniUsritat BON 9ennIpuanien,
Grst an Srm WCnnlYlbdntCn SoIptdl, unO elmer
Der Nutcren bcs Scr. Staatsn &3nebu6es, fast
BON ButftrI&rn 8nrf: ,,gs III eins ter rertt'
srtarn unifrer rintrimIGen Sslmittel, tnbem rs
nit Der 1Grtrnrrn 8rnft bic GtBenIGaft psrbinbet,
bas 9erei;ts Spfem gu beru9ieen uno nfrSSIf
Qufrraurg 80 SermtnSrn.
Dtrlelbr tcrUOrrascnrs Wrst uub S6riftHea,r
1aat in bsmIelben gGerte. ,,Ssnrfa SGIanBcn'
0uriel IN etn rrinafn6rS Seilmtttsl. Seine 8td
tiefeit IN touptIiatia auf Die Qunse ssri6tet.- =
So 1T beTcnors niiBttA fiir 6rrnfGc Gataub
Infaae, unb Sor9eiarittentr Group"
gPearn Tianod an 8dum tSnncn mir ridt
aGe 3eu9niifc Pujff,ntlitsn, bic In uniswm 8siiBs
lfnb, bod asben tpjr jDri:
@b8ntrOtGe, I. @prit 1864,
Sd Gr,rugc bmturh. bnB i'd 6unbrrtr 6laIaen
BON Dr. Strytcigcr's Nt6nir Srulnttcl cher
,ufammrngrGfBtcr Sprup oun gRiirii,i&en unf
S&lanQcn Bur;l Scrfouft unc nod bic riis YT
lon 81 fncsn babe, tuflfs e5 gebrouht bat unD brt
Der rs nift rrfauElidlr BtrfunBcn bel 6rtlu 2
ron Sulten berDCrbrabte.
OrjdGnet, Saco6S ipers,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
4llrbr 9ru9nif 81 UanItrn non
GHifchIcr'S SiftcrS.

%tbi &DatA SObAASAcs
Gs untrltsgt fsInrm 3pefsl. bne Siel unfus
nit rsm Aufpufsn BON patent NtbJnrn estriss
Ben wirr. @runeldblpie prirnen fabri3irfn bdus
ia tbre fIernsn 3tusntls BON tpunprrbarrn Seil>
unocn, rie purh osle Nttrl teptrft Isin folIsn
unS paraotrrn IIs Dor Der Brlt ais edit. Dice iil
nidjt rr 5al NIT WtI@ltr'S 8ttterS. Der Gle
1cr.aimcr rrb irgfRp eucr ptricn cine fIrigebiae
0fpgnrna ,aben, wCidc raGwtN sap rin tin=
;t1ss t,r ccn itm pfrEf n.,iGtm :; uaHile nidt
cstit gr rlttmt fh co8 it Ijr;mtliG 70 fnb.
SIC @e5icn Il. barn 9'am'n Gldtn'n, pobnfn
ia nc l5 arar8ttgu IT, uuo pnrtr jerer 3rtt bic
!gr,ldfttt lu si,l8ten l9iirug teStuasn.-
gG,, cngar we o'rts pon tgncn ;u ltin l6einsn,
ttams cch rcr ayGFtr I0:l rIrIlttn bon Yfrs
ipocn Ct I'M 5godt, Q,rniplvanin lsbsn, unb
enc err6t WaIbe,t Ganl rabe In Der 9itY une
prm GGuui9 ganraisr. Sun bielsr 9rpBen DE.
pi,In fam neItatb nIGt ssIdgt wNbtn: .,GiB
Vrcrbit aitt ni6t5 in isirsr Seimalb".
$50 Dhimler's 8ittrrS om tr1tn btfanut III,
prO c5 an mriReuS osbrau6 uno Isins rOrSds'
Iam mrN3inii9rn gigsrI&aftsn nm Htafsn Ss'
ldGet.
JOl9crtw 8rirf brute erbatIcn, ii nur Gins
bsE Sslr Gut iitdte ptIds brm St8tnI9dmtr Bite
fer bG&it' putbpolsn unb pirtlamrn mtetjint-
Ia'n 3utrvGiiung 5utcmntcn
Danptltr, 2orcailrr Co., Yar
f2. WldrJ 1865.
6rn. .. WtfGter.-g8srtbfr Snr. so
NOR lanae nit Ser,tlrpfrn btbnftrt Fralftst pun
NniG(len, itbrrn Shmfrjrn In mel {. Seits. uno
,eitmsiGin BON ltc6elftit unO Dur6iau. NlS th
am Qrr1tben eiues 6rfunors, drftnA ibr Sttttrs
m nc men, hattie Id fstrm syc6en @laubsn, oaB
"a "a mir beIicn ptrbt: atu t6 Gat mid V50ie pie-
pcrproc7rat. Wlcin &6rpsr IN itbt ssIunO unb
IN Tclae ptlI,n mein G'cmiitl better uno ;ufrttetn.
5s madt mir 8rantssr, milne Dclung ~ Be-
,ruorn, uro Id, ptrbe pts 99tr if6Btarr WsbStH
Nufiatig bic 9briBr,
Sara6 s. &remer.
NNoj Q 1865 na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
Gine &0rte an S}RDQliDe.

Sin prsbiacr TrIbcr roatreno cr In Glib q.
nerita rUtrbait mar, tas Gin eirfa@'5 WHtsI 0ts
aen nruGIe S6wabbeit, frubc5 %erfaaen. Sronts
69tten ter 9laIe uno Ssminat Sr8anen. 70 tpir
ptn aan,en Bug scn unOrOnunscn. pdGs bur&
vfrc0el&e uno IalrrboFts G'ebrduGr serur1adt
msrren. efunren. GjrOBs 3atlrn iinO trrcita
idcn euriyt woysm, turb btsies pprtrsfFidbe 6rl.
mttd. GngetrCtrn bard bas 9rrIangcn rm
Rrdntsn une llnsIddli&sn ~ tdfrr, ssNsnfr Id
eas Grtpt um bic Oleeifn yuSub,rsitsn unb gu
asbrauGn In rinsm Snisstltsn @nSsIops 3u Ire
lCro Scmanp 1T ffroen, bsr so nutbwrnO9 Bat
uno 'rpnr rel oun SC ilen.
Ssi 70 gut unc f6IfBc rnsn Bclimptsn gn-
'clcpc, az Stc icl5R aobrBirt Gin. gt6reBirf an
ScIcpb : $nwaa,
Station o. @ttH 9aa5, 1lu3os. Gii9.
Grsgter lS, 1864. faiS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
9lcu z 9jOrf 98aaren.
9ScQ(IctCo TcGr (upGGTciCg
STAND DOWN THE HALL,
NEW YORK STORE AND ALL!
Sieg! Sirg! Sifg!

lrt'r frr @nrafn Grant, Gdsrman uuS
S&cricdn TT Sise iitsralI, In NCrO @aO. Sa
uro gGff uno ale cine natirltGe Sples, mlITen
etni9r Gtniltitn lir9rsi@ tsSOr fUpmrn, unb mir
9arraniirrn ibnen pCiitiorn Gjrpnn, rrrnn niGt
Uru1Gnoiarn Sic9 alien @clan bic ibrc g8aarcn
am njammutb Stobr ppn 8entnarr
unp g dCtmer faufrn.
getr Iatsa iofbfn tri ben arUern 8etSafrn
in @oli0n, g!.upoif nb gD'Iaerlp9ia @intauft
gtnadt ; mis- Daben unIsrn SiCIr nit pleisn
moblt,iItn gGoar,n osordnat pcq gtacpft, unO
Ii5.rn unfCr SoTbatsn nit tHtIprcdenrrn 3 fern
an u0frrn @dtfn Gus. g8ir teatT6H9sn feine
tcrrr TraaIcrsm ,u MAIDEN, mir cirtse JtauG uGsute
tbun nit uuIar gGortsn trp,iIcn mir bic 6anSs
lur9, ipsIGta ot6mai am brIsn lit.
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Sail Ctr, 2'NBniroiGc, II. SIN. 1864,

SAT- Ctr, mFtnrpi0e, IT, Sdn. 1864.
8ercitmtItal grbe 10 3euRnib fir ren gGrtb
res ,,NfBnr @ruamIitSl uno 'ulammenSdett'r
Sprup Ycn gPu0tlrf9cn unO ShtangcUmurBd
Gte i& cs gctraudte. mar i'd Utr Spsi Sabre
ecgtaot nit etnem &Igctn i'm Sntie unO rinem
eu9Sn 5uIcn, uno Id Serludts metrtre Mebi3nen,
cbne Gai lie mir 2'aC;rung orrI6aften. Sptlle
to ispD@ oOa Gr. Stsrbolber Weoijn naGm,
permtnrete Ftb eis 8sitSuns I'm Salie unp In si'
nigen ggoGrn war Id ganSIih 9ebdIt.
NuG babe id mCirrm flsinen WGb6en baSOn
eeasben fir einen I6lmmsn Sullsn nit Dem bcIten
GrfOIss. SpiePbeutenS.
Der Scrfcrtiser ttc1cr Mebi,tn tat 70 ptsl Scr.
trau'n In bic 0rttenos Graft rerir!tcn, sfiUbt euf
oas 3ruantg ron 6unoCrtGn, bic iie aebraudtm,
baB sr ttreit IN, Denjrnaen oa6 GjeIb wrDer su'
rtd3ucrlaitcn, wrlAe mil Oen 9gtrFun9rn eGrisibrn
ur,ufrictsn linO.
Gle 1T 70 an8sneDm su nrtn'n, ba6 &InHs'
bam06 iGretsn.
Gle fOlist nur fiji nfunb3pan3i Cents.
Gir ii nur fir cine GloTs pon Srontbtiten be
limms, ndmIib brnjeniBen rc5 SalrS uno Der
2urern.
E.E 3atrrstet alIrin Srn
9eUi Sberbol6er, 81. ..
YbUnrOtlle, Da.
Gertauft tri o(lcn @pOttefcrn Ii. Stcbrbaltrrn.
SSobniton, 6oaowap Gowoen.
Generat. 4srntcn fir ben @rU6Uerfauf,
so. %, gluro Geaife Stra6e, ptitarefpbta.
9u Serfaufcu I'm @rr6cn urb Slstnen let 9awall
un6 Warttn, 9ert5 S6mbt unb Go, Il!entaun,
uno 6. 3. Irgrrs, 8ctbletem, urb bcnate BEL
auen Wprt6tfrn nb 2anp5fo9rbaItern In 2r6a
unb Rcrtb0mptpn gaunttrs.
q. 9. gGenn brin nS6Rcr StoErtalter ocrr
Orualacn tirIc MeSi,in niGt tdIt, GaiIc Dir feline
anorre dufplanosrn, peil CT etrpa mebr @rio Da-
burd maiden fam. icnprrn f6fs ic8ridp Su snsm
Ngentsn fir bisfeite.
HcSemtsr is, 1864. raiS
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Narder Cases.

ALBANY, Dsc 5. 1886
In the case Of Brsmaghm. indicted for the murder %
Phillips the Attorney General gave hi opinion tia,
the defence had established their plea OF ustnabe hon.
icde and Judge ingalls, therefore instructed the jury to
lind a verdict OF not guilty.
la the OF Bridget Mccarthy indicted for the
der OF her husband by poison, which was On trial last
week in Troy, the jury Saturday night returned
dict OF not guilty.
There was another OF murder in Herkimer county.
at Jacksonburg, near Little Falls, Friday night The
victim was German named stoddard aged eighty years
Two men, named Smith and Palmer, were arrested and
identified by Soddard, shortly before his DEATH his
assailants.
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mo SIS Ninth
3-Tailor shop No. las West Forty third street.
4-,igar store No $40 Ninth avenue
store northwest Forty street
and Broadway.
s-stabIe No. SI2 West Forty NTH street.
7Ivery stable, Seventh avenue hrst door west of Forty
seventh street .
9-stewart's ice oflce No West Forty street
l0-railor shop, No 2S2 West Forty ninth street.
ll-Plumber shop, No 800 Broadway.
l2-Cigar store, No. 65l Ninth avenue
l3-Barber shop, No l4US broadway
l4Sofa water store No. 437 West Ffty-fourth street
lb-Cigar store, No S35 Eighth avenue.
lbCoa oce southwest Tenth ana seventeen
EPrvae dwelling southeast corner OF Tenth avenue aud
Seventy ninth street.
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hot consummaied ut the polls As an example of what
is sought 70 be accomplished by unprincipled and
scrupuous men, II has been ascerained by careful In
curry that in the First and Second districts OF the
Eighteenth ward the and residences OF twenty six
persons in each have been frauduiently given
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A-A.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile Instrument -
Sure relief money refunded Sold by all druggists
BY mail. Price 81 Circulars free. Address
GILBERT h SURBRUG, SIS broadway
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At M. II. Higgins Mammoth millinery.
1876 sixth Tenth street 900 Trpmed veises
Bonnets at $40 $l2 and Sis. Call and see.
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JOHN W. FARMER.
Corrections.

In the Fourth Councimanic district Captain John 8
Ellison Is candidate for the honors attached 10 the Office
OF Councilman.
The Union candidate for Councilman In the Seventh
district Is Mr. Stephen Roberts OF Harlem. He has also
the nomination OF the Constitutional Union party and IL
endorsed by all tho solid Of the upper end Of the
island
H. r West, the present incumbent Of the Office, has
declined becoming candidate for reelection School
Commissioner for the Second School district
George r stutzman Is the Union and Citizens cand
date FOR School Trustee IN the Seventeenth ward
Mr.. John Q. keenan, Is the candidate for Councilman
of the republican and McKcon parties In the Fourth
trict-not r. II. Keenan, as has been published
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A.-H0Iidny Present.-PoIlnk & Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturers Gal Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes Cigar Holders Wholesale RETAIL
to order, mounted and repaired.
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All Prizes Cashcd I'm Legal Lottertes.-
Circulars and drawings sent.
J. CLUTE, Broker. Iz6 Broadway.
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silent Sewing Machine, Making tho
celebrated Wilcox Gibbs STITCH strong. elastic and dur
able WILCOX GIBBS, sos Broadway.
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Bonnet Vclvets, Black and COlOrea.-A
full line just including green's,
room &C. large small quantities, The straight
bias, To suit buyers. NJ r. HIGGINS, l26 Sixth avenue
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Bonnet and Jockey Frames and Maters-
every description great varieties and at reasonable
prices. NJ r. HIGGINS, l26 Sixth avenue.
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All legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
ngs circulars and information sent.
J. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street.
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the lost tribes OF Israel and the lost pieads lime how
the mystery. Stranger things
pass. Take instance the EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Lily Of the Nile yielding fragrance that would delight tho
gods after being the o the Pharaoa
aud by the best society of old Egypt lost sight OF for
centuries until Y. A. PENNEY brought to ght~gan, and
the EGYPTIAN Lotus Is again filing the land with
fragrance.
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Colored Velvet Ribbons Of Every Width
shade per below their value; also full line Of
black with white edges just In store from auc0s
Dressnakers should call
NJ r. HIGGINS, I26 sixth avenue, Tenth street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
Wig depot Wholesale and retail No. Aston House.
The dye applied by skiilful artists
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world; harmless, reliable and nsan The only
feet Dye. Also Regenerating Extract Of Mcheurs Pro-
the hair 81 Barclay street. New York
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Corns, Bunf0ns, Enlarged Joints ana
all diseases OF the feet cured BY Dr. ZACHARIE go Broad
wav