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A L; KoIH, .AUCIIoNEER;

A Il. ROTH AUCTIONEER.
a. AUCTIOE.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Sale at Clinton place AL the elegant Household furniture
large four story hou Will be sold III auction tni cy
Saturday August 10 the elegant residence 9 Clinton
place eighth stiee Fifth and sixth avenues
commencing i0 precisely CONSISTING o velvet
brussels and Ingian Carpets: Dining iioom.ch French
China Tea and inner Sets rich silver mounted Casters Sit
Teaspoons Tablespoons EorAs Ice ehcr, basket
rch silver plated Tea Coles Sets Butter Dishes ivory
handled aud Forks. Carving Knives aud reis rich
cut Gobets. engraved champagnes, Niues. recanters
Table solid black walnut Buaet twelie Dining
Chairs oil Paintings, Engrayings Paror aGd Drawn.
beautiful Paror suits wth
description of crimson aud maroon, and
gold green and black French satin brocle btck walnut
Library Furniture. two rosewood Eageres Freurh
Mirrors Chandeliers Turkish Easy Ohairs ami Lounges
rich marble top Centre and Pier Tables rich Lace
collection OF Oil Paintings, Bronze Cocks ana Oruq,
mens French China and Paraa Vases Corner uni Book
Stands Lady's Work Table. 800
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORrE
- -l1aofhl Stool and cover cost 500
An elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
bass, full ircu plate freucb acton full ~ oc
Chambers and Nursery-Costlv rosewood and ma
Bedsteads, satuary marble TOO Bureaus ia
Comnodes 10 match over twenty Hair Mattresses from
toy 90 sixty pounds made order exeeleut coudi.
lion; Feather Beds Bolsters and Piilows Counerpanes
Slk ana sn Bed Spreads ueu Sheets Ingram Carpets
edfo9m Mrros Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
Seis Olots, star Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Tea ara Dining Tables together with large aud desirable
assortment OF basement and Kitchen Utensils, &C.
n n-heilaOe men ia attendance pack and ship
Gonus or purchasers. M a reasonable charge.
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with four full octave containing
modern improvements cost $500 Stool and Cover costly
Oil Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains, marble top
Centre Tables Bureaus BedsLeads curled Hair
tresses Easy Chairs Sofa Beds Extension Table Silver
Ware Clocks Cutlery CrOckery, Maniel Ornaments &c
This ssle is perempory-one seldom regard
extent and variety
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A 2. BUeNaAM, AUcTloNE8R.

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-MoRTG AGE SALE OF ELEGANT
IN and costly Furniture this day Saturday. n l0 o'clock
precisely the residence Waserey place. between Fifth
and Sixth comprising large variety OF Paror,
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant rosewood and
black walnut Parlor Suits the richest descriptions;
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. but little used Also
carried plANG.nRIE
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@ HERMAN 4 co. ArCTIOyEERs, SELL THIS DAY
-. sturia August 10 a, ios o'clock lsi Hester street.
BY virtue OF chate the entire Furniture and Fix
'tures Of Lager Beer Saloon and Boarding House.
tnl4 II DREuER Attorney for Mortgage
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AMUsEMENrs.


NfBLO's GARDEN..BEGINs AT 8 O'CLOCK
IN CONCLUDES AT l0l0.
THE CoOEEsf THEATRE IN rag CRY. 'N''
ARRAH Ma P0GUE
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF TiiE SEASON
l HOUSE THR0NGED NIGHTLY
TO OYERFL0WING.
nfa SECOND GRAND MATINEK
ARRAH.NA, PoGUK. n
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Commencing ~ O'Clock
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST -
AND EVERY EVENING"
after the careful Will be presented for
THE THIRTY.sfxra TIME IN AMERICA
grand drama three acts by Mr. Dion Bcuci
cau and K. n. House, Esq, entitled,
OR, The WICKLOW wED Ed rNrro.
Mr. T. IT. 3LENNY AS SHAUN THE POSE
MISS JOSEPHINE ORION
AS ARRAH MEELISH.
The other important characters sustained BY Mr. q.
Burnett W. E. Sheridan J. w. Baisder, W. H. Norton,
Charles !. ParsIos Jr.' w H. Danssrs. Misses Maria
Tfig GRANT, scENYCAL EFFECTS
ELEGANT AND CHARACTE RISTfC COSTUMES,
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS,
MECHANICAL CONTINGENCIES.
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
ALL ENTIRELY NEW
9eata secured six davs in adyanca
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I (l00 ELECTROMAGNETIC VAN vLgcK, NO ~
ksn Without pain or no charge un,uasi ipdposmeqN
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURs-No PAY IN.
"A I'll the work il doae: perial mechanical dentistry,
seeth sham fronts and bumpers. Nitrous oxide gas freih
every day. 20 Sixth avenue one door below Seventeenth
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NROToH AQyEDrCT DETACHMENT BRASS
W founderssesed proposals, endorsed proposals. for
brass stop cocks also with the Of the bidder and
late OF IL presentation VIII be received nj this once (Ro
lundl Clts Hail Park until II o'clock A. NJ. Of Monday
Aul,tt 2S for the supply oi
Ito & Inch brass step cocks
hp * inoh brass stop cocks
70 inch hraes stop cocks.
Forms for the and all necessary Information b
~ " ' THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, = Aquedrct
A. W. CRAVEN. Board.
Nyw Yonx, August 10, 1870.
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Seats secured six DAYS ia adj yance.

pROACwAY THEATRE.
ID Ma..ger. Observation-Disclosures. George Wood
This we'll known theatre now closed for thorough
Ing repantng and otherwise beauying reopen Tor tho
regular season
MONDAY AUGUST q.
when viii appear
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN,
supported by Miss CHAPMAN, Messrs. CATHCART ana
EVERETT. with whom been entered into
at an enormous for limited number Of nights and
who Will be supported by company of superior artists
pccsly engaged Full particulars In early announcements
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PROpDs.ES,

(VROTON AQUEDUCr DErARrMENr.-TO IRON
" fonndcrsScaled proposals. viii be Fcavcd al this oce
(Rouuda City Hall Park until eleven o'clock A. NJ of Mon
DAY. e. for the supply Of Cast Water Pipe of the
Following Dimensions, viz--for
80 straight pipe each " r. n long Of e. inter diam.
70 siragh Pipe each iect5 inches long OF feet inter
diam.
50 Straight pipe each q in. long Of H. inter diam
In all 1913 tons col $40 lbs EACH pipe, Of r. inter- diam.
AIsofor
ISOo lin. feet straight pipe Of % inches inter- diam.
Also for
S1o lin. feet straight pirc of - inches inter diam
l8O0 lin feet strpght pipe " inches inter-. diam.
500 lin. feet straight Irrc ON inches inter. diam.
" tons of branch PIPES ana other gpecS castings
Separate proposals viii BE- received for the whole OF the
feet pipe the whole Of TIE 20 inches pipe the
other pipes and special castings Each proposal must Re
dorsed with the Title OF the supply 10 which relates the
of bidder and the date Of IT. Offering Forms for the
ODDS and all necessary Information can be obtained at this
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBT. Il. DARRAGH,i Aqt
4. W CRcNEN, Board
OyrIcE CRo. Az DRpr., Aug Is, 1866 y
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r ONO BRANCH AND sEAsHORE RAILROAD-NEW
lime New York snd Long Branch.-The and
fast ste9mer pier foot Barclay street
Branch at 20 A. NJ and r NJ This line runs along the
beach In sight OF tho breakers and offers Of the
delightful excursions In the vicinity of New York
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ANEW YORK CONFERENCE SEMINARY, CHARLOTTE.
IN vlcs Schoharie county. y $50 pays for board.
september 5 For circular address Rev. o. Gale, A. M,
p pcipal
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THE FERRIS FE SI MADISON
D. D. LII. b. President; Mrs. N. g. PARKS and Miss q. e.
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THE TURF.
SPORTING.

DOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOGS. BULL TER
IL riers Newfoundland Pups, Coach Dog italian Grey
hound Pups Black and Tan Dogs good ratters Apply at IL
Roosevelt street, first door JOHN GRAY.
ERANCs BUTLER, NO. 5 PECK SLIP. HAS THIRTY
four choice breeds of Dogs for sale stock Buffers
infalibe Mango Care and Flea Extermnaor, Is cents
Buffers new work the Dog third and enlarged edition.
price g. Dogs boarded trained Medicines fora diseases
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EDWARD PETTlNGFR, AUCII0NEER, 1855 AND l57
~ Broadway sells on Monday August at u o'clock at
Truck House 20 Chambers street Furniture &C. belonging
MUTUAL HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, 10. L.
consisting of Chairs Tables Paintings Lthogaph Portraits
Relics Carpets Oclcths, Iron Bedsteads Mattresses Bed
Clothing, Chandeliers. Crockery, &c Sale perempory
Catalogues ready.
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INOR LIvrRPOoI.--TfIE CLIPPER SNIP ALEXANDER
IL MARSHALL sails to-day having superior accommods.
i2ns on pessngc spply en- board or 70 HVvh1
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Baltimore and Chic Railroad.

The Board OF Directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday reelected John w.
Mr.. Garrett briefly sketched the policy of the
Company in regard TO a number of important
enterprises, which, n successfully accom-
plished, will be beneficial alike TO this COM
munity and the railroad. The magnitude OF
the business, and the immense expedition and
economy in shipping by the Baltimore and
Liverpool line have already demonstrated the
fact that vessels OF thoroughly frst-class char
acter Will be required, and that arrangements
are in progress TO secure them. A line OF
steamships from Bremen is also recommended
as OF pressing necessity, ana the cooperation
OF all interests invited to establish il. Work
Will be speedily commenced on the Washing
ton county line from Weverton TO Hagerstown,
and on the line from Point of Rocks TO Wash
ingtsn, and now that the litigation regarding
the Pittsburg and Connellsville Road has
been determined by the decision OF the courts.
the cooperative action of all parties interested
undertaking. The construction OF the double
track to Cumberland will be completed in 1866.
This Is a work that will be- a vast ad dvantage 70
the coal interests, as well as TO Pittsburg, when
the Connellsyille Road is fully completed.
The construction of another road from this city
TO Washington is opposed on several grounds
The construction of road down the Valley OF
Virginia, connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio, is commended TO the attention of the
Board and this community Should such
work be undertaken, we doubt not il would be
largely promotive Of the interest of both Vir-
gina and Maryland. After the sad exhibit
which Governor Pierpont gives in relation 10
the State Of Virginia and her interest in rail-
ways, we should think the people there would
seize eagerly on such a cheap way OF develop
ing the fertile resources of the Valley. Mr..
Garrett has been President Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for eight success
sive years, and has displayed much ability,
energy. and power in the management of Its
affaire-Bdlt American.
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entitled IAN act 70 amend an act TO incorpersss
the inhabitants Of the city of Warrington,
passed May Is, ls2o" approved May s. 1854, BE-
amended so as 70 provide for laying the taxes
therein provided for, for sewerage, upon the
property benefited by the sewer, instead OF a
now, limiting il to the property bordering on
the sewer; as IL now bears with unusual hard
ship upon the property bordering upon the i'm =
provement, while property equally benenttsd,
thonch not bordering on IT, escapes al compar.
auNely small cost.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Ihe Mayor concludes his communication
WIN ihe following recommendations in regard
10 The Fire Department:
1.-The city has. at considerable Expense, estab-
hshed paid hre department with the use Of
steam hre-engines, as well as erected q hre.
alarm telegraph; Your predecessor, al NV re-
quest, granting the corporation for this depart
ment the use Of certain buildings, the property
of the general government, erected as enrine.
houses.
These buildings are inadequate for the pur-
poses of the fire department rs At present or
ganized, and this corporation would, IL the pos
session was guaranteed for length Of time suf-
fcient TO warrant the expense, tear them down
and erect on their sites structures better adapt
ed TO the purposes. 1 would, therefore, ask Of
Congress to grant TO this city, so long as they
may be used for the purposes of a fire depart
ment, the lots Of ground on which stand the
Columbia, Union, and Franklin engine houses.
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Additional from Europe.

The following additional foreign news is
brought by the steamer City CT Boston.
The English papers publish a despatch from
Mr.. Seward, communicated to them through
the Americen legation. 1t Is a general ac-
dolence from Great Britain TO President John
son on the assassination of President Lincoln.
The document shows the cordial and hea rty
appreciation and good feeling Of the addresses.
The Fenian trials continue. Luby, the pro-
prietor ofShe Irish People, was found guilty
and sentencedto twenty years Of penal seryf-
tude.
The Morning Post states that Stephens had
arrived at Paris.
In the Court OF the Queens Bench the trial
of Captain Corbett on the charge Of selling the
Shenandoah TO the rebels, and enlisting men
for her, resulted in the acquittal of Captain
Jorbett.
Mr.. Bright had been making a strong reform
speech in Blackburn. He denounced, IN un-
measured terms the massacrei in Jamaica and
he held the Governor and aceomplices respon-
sible for the murders, and predicted they would
yet appear at the bar of justice.
The correspondence from Madrid denies that
the Spanish Government has sent Admiral
PareJa orders to suspend hostilities against
Chill. The government is not even disposed to
accept the mediati on OF neutral Powers. Or
ders have been given to the Spanish arsenals
10 push forward preparations OF war vessels
for sea.
The TAILOR who connived al the escape OF Ste
phens, the Fenian head centre, has been COM
mitted for trial.
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
eTRICKLhND,S PILE REHEpY,

MT Glsss, Of Janesville, Wisconsin. writes fer
the beneht of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
waited case Of Piles and bis brother discharged
lySed with the PilesD Both these distressing
we're cured with one bottle Of Or. .sTRIOKLANDs
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
BY Dr.. strickland, ought to convince those suffer
ing that th0 mort aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DIR. Strickland o Pile Remedy. 1t is
sold ~ Druggists everyMhere; Sold BY J. W.
avenue and SOY Ninth street. oc G-ly
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can console ntiousy recommend to those suf
ferfng from a distressing cough, DIR. STRICK-
LANDS MELLIFLU0US COUGH BALSAM.
1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is wthal
not disagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt
but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one Of the
best preparations In use, and is all that its propri
etor claims for it, We have tried it during the
past week, and found relief from most distressing
cough. Itis prepared by Pr. Strickland, No 139
Druggists. Sold by j. w. NkiRN L CO, Also at
WA1TES Drug Store, and OHAs. CHRISTI
ANTS, 317 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth street.
oc &-ly
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A SPIRITUAL CHEAT.-An amusing affair
occurred at an exhibition of spiritual NANTES.
tations at Boston, on Friday night. A shrewd
person present, in order TO satisfy himself as to
the corporeality Of a spiritual hand" which
was shown from an aperture q sscabmet'
used, supplied himself with a syringe filled
with ink, and, watching a favorable opportu-
nifty, squirted the dark ffuid over the digits and
wrists of the phantom member. On emerging
from the cabinet" the hand of the lady who
had been previously bound inside was eX-
amined, and the mky marks literally found
upon it The consequence was a denounce-
ment of the affair as a humbug, a denial OF the
impeachment and grand final made MP of an
Indignation meeting of the audience, and the
passing of resolutions declaring the demonstra-
tons Of spiritualism very decided physical
cheat
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FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
e1hlolis considerable speculative activity, and
bears find IL difficult to make any progress.
owing to the large outstanding short" inter,
est 10 be covered. They, however, persist in
selling largely upon 30 TO 60 days, sellers op-
ton. Governments are strong and active
f1ve-twenties, of 1852, were firmer, upon the
foreign quotations, and closed higher: the
second issue were lower. Seven -thirties are
about better. Gold is less active. The mar
ket is free from the pressure of Government
sales, II being presumed that for the present
1ne assistant Treasurer has stopped selling.
The price is steady at 1442ali5.
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TO DYE EASY

is very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, ne stain, no trouble. child
can apply it. Persons wishing to avoid the pGbie-
ty of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off or make the
Hair appear dusty dead, bat imparts life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. Price rs cents
Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, NY.
DEMAS BARNES l. CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my l6- eoly
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
4 N o V A L.
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!

-
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
The undersigned, having removed from his old
stand, 4ss to 495 7th street, invites the 80
attention Of his old customers and the pub
lie generally to his large and well selected
assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen I, ,Misses's
and Chilaren's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
Mems Calf Boots, 81 and above,
a. Rubber Sole NJ. p. Boets, SIS,
Boys Kip Boots, 50 and above.
- Calf Boots various prices,
Shoes, 81 Is, worth So,
Ladies' Morocco Boots, 81, worth S275
tssstting Congress, Double ssle, sl.75,
Ladies' Slippers, 81 Is, worth So,
Pegged Balmorals, Sl.75,
Misses, Polish Boots fa2''
Children Polish Boots, sl.so.
Youths Kip Boots, 9 to Is, 81; Is, worth $2.&:
There is alse. lot of Mems, Women's, Misses
and Children's Boots. Shoes and Caters brought
from the old store, which will be seld without
gard to cost. These goods were made by the best
manufacturers in the country, and will be sold at
Remember the number, 495 7th street.
Very respectfully,
de 12-H- FRANCIS PROFIT.
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The CAPTURE OF BooTH-A number OF
Germans and others, formerly connected with
the Sixteenth New York Volunteer Regiment,
met last night for the purpose of taking some
measures in reference 10 their claims for the
reward offered for the capture of the assassin
Booth The members of this regiment which
has lately been mustered out, numbered about
five hundred at the time of the capture of
the assassin, and they allege TO be the only
claimants for the reward offered, which
amounts TO one hundred thousand dollars
Boston Corbett, who shot Booth, was a MEM
Der of this regiment There were only about
eighty members in attendance, and the pro-
ceedings were therefore preliminary. Another
meeting is 10 be held on Saturday, when the
final arrangements are TO be made for present.
ing the claim OF the members, which are 70 be
hled by the first OF January. Captain Schleifer
was appointed TO make the necessary arrange
ments for the next meeting.-New York; Herald,
18th
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THE EIGHT HOUR SYsTEM.-The working
men of Chicago favorable to the eight hour sys-
tenn had an imposing procession last Saturday
night. IL was composed of four thousand me-
chanics bearing torches, banners, tranparen-
cies and notices, and was enlIyened by num-
erous bands of music. Several addresses were
delivered, and resolutions appropriate TO the
occasion adopted
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STRIKE OF THE OYSTER SHUCKERs.-A few
days since an association of oyster shucker..
consisting entirely of colored men, suspended
work with the determination not TO open oys.
ters unless they received the sum OF twenty
nye cents per gallon. For some time past they
nave been receiving twenty cents, and at this
rate the best hands can make three dollars per
day, winch is more than the pay of many in
dustTlous white men. A large number Of pro-
prietors Of restaurants have determined not TO
give the advanced pay, and are having their
oysters opened by men who are satisfied with
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SECRET DISEASES.

eAHA1IIAN,s GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
cent eases In twenty four hours: Ne mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken Il
Is the soldiers hope, and Q friend to these who do
male, o.
eAMARITAN's RooI AND HERE JuIcRs-A positive
And permanent cure for Syphilis, scrsfula, Ulcers,
10. o.. Bold by 8. O. Ford See advertisement, mS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,,S ,hsa hhsileoas words, " None knew thee but TO
be fairly applied to PHALON S"NIGHT BLOOM
ING SEkECs." No one who once uses the per-
fume ever reliBquishes it, and rosy lips never
weary 9f commencing and re commencing IL; Sold
everywhere. des-S6W
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EDITORS ON THE MRssAGE.-Ahou- fo,r 49,.
drsd editorials upon the President,s r'a..n. nun
t@Iom @ as many journals in the United States
nave been received at the White House Ahont
hnae5 hine5 nine per eentum Of all these essays
fresident IN the past, and approve and com.
memo Et the measures he proposes for the future
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kiLLEN & HAVENNER,
NO. sl3 ii street, between 18th and 18th streets.

ELLEN HAvENNER beg leave to call the
grees, and the public seneraiIV To tbsi isrge and
vel selected stock Of Frssh and Salt Meat Fresh
Pork, Philadelphis Priut and Roll Butter EeSs.
cheese; faHlily and Extra Flour, Buckwhest Corn
Meal. Hominy, Soda, Water, Sugar CracEers Nov.
elites and Ginger Snap Cakes Oraeker Dust Hsw.
Beef Tongues, smeked Beef, and yeeseshias a.,
great abundance. They also call attenti an N S.ra
ilies 20 their stock Of five hundred live T9rksv.
which they will sell either live or dressed A
chaseTs may desire. Best Oysters 20 per cent
cheaper than any other house in the city Thev
have also made arrangements TO be supplied with
Game Of all kinds from the West which they sell on
commission. Don ! fail to Civ them CALI at No.
Al II street, between 18th and 18th streets
P.s:-All goods delivered free Of charge at any
point in the city. de l-Ims
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"BIlL ARP."-Charles II. Smith, of Rome.
Seorg1a, author Of the "Bin Arp" letters, has
peen elected to the Alabama State Senate AT
one precinct, Bill Arp" received seventy mine
votes, while 9. III. Smith only got one. The
nom de plume beat the author. =
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
An Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, Just published by the Howard Association,
and sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
address Dr. J. SkILL1N HOUGHTON, Howard
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COLGhTE,s HONEY SOAP

UULGhTE'b HUNE1 SUAF,
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal
demand, ts made from the choicest materials, 10
mild and eno!tet In it's nature, Jyasrantly scented
and extremely bsaefeid in its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ian