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FOR SALE AND 70 LEC-

A RE 10Y LOOKING FOR BUILDING
20 sn ~, ~ you sF, = WI DO worth your while 70
'et es N Eiizaaethport n. j. Prices range from
90 sip o1lh' terms SO OF $50 cash! balance as
" Nv monthly. Ief-ons wishing TO eHAmIn. ths
ase oscan obtain tick-is To go and retu m by all
.'t ~ r. IL hELLDOG's, l59 Pearl II, near Wall a.
ny uay, SUNDAY excepted, before Is a. M g3s
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WANTED GOOD BOOT FILTERS. In
w qui,o o. CHARLES DIETRICH, IL! LAu'e Gus
~ up sihlas LA
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" A \ D-GOOD OPERATORS ON
W Wheeler " il Ms sew lux NJ chine Ai.o
Cd fur hne.'. Ca a. t.o seek III T. Br ID .sy' -
~ AN ED-lFERATORS ON SHOP
CoHs Na.v. iron A. to- Il por vccA Ar
p Of 80 Lviucton a., tooll no .. "a
" ANfEp-TwO GOOD HOUSE PAIN.
" tcrs 10 work on f'oi1ids. AIRY o. Go.c st.
\. \. Aso-Na ptod one sOon nuuto iiarer. App.y
- Cold st. ~ H.1r =. T. -
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/. Az iI-FlN>i CLASS tPi.R NTOES
- o. 5000 "'s ttA .hr u,,u. no ; ..u4 uut ne /.
a natf eco "a tuI. p.us = ius tpJ4 s,~U TO
ltf.u wat NR4 s..a > ~O4k. OaaI ail the tt. a
IS y CuAd ~ uuscutVut. IA
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A ETHICAL FLOMERS--NANTED so
- sirt TO iAsSe aruhcid LoSsr-. Apply OF SI9
2rta1Wly. g1l
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\NANTED-yEST MAKERS TO BAIST
w aud fnish after machines Good hands only
h't' Rtp.y ~ ~ Claiemont ave, Brcotlyn. 2p6
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q EtlbES WAN IEIi-. ON a!Nttlh'~,
- !wl,h 'Aair own Machine, sooi b,isters, NJ y
lsl .ses o. c0sI CAL ali the week Al Isl tllxa.
), ass. 3. NAkD. 1Is
OPERATORS WANTED ON W. VS.
- and Singers machines TO make fine flannel
shlt' 10 a week on piece work. Aso wanted
hands with their own W. 4 VS. machiues. Gail ia
tA> tarAAson, ~ d Ridge 81, ha.amsaL ~
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WANTED.

splov 60 ~ under ssIn ept' can md constant
lrretiyn ss,siinH p,yk fkss,, 90 utoh siee"
w,pn1t.y,sr N, >,-,,,,S - -
70 i,s ,srns Tor 'sif' tape n>nafActory APgv
Tst D,,.Sr ct ,-p eT.,rs AZ .x,. T,9
100, ga''onao inaAeis Tor -hit' AAiTts' is2
a hlIlH lAL fLOh Eks-WANTkD so
Firt to iAsSe ar,ihcId Lo~sr.. Apply at s79
arr TTr y; .,,o, ov,v -.-,.,,- So'
"A -, - 49,. 49, va ,,NL' 70. bad'es
r,a.ass 10 or1'a u. On WRe,er Whom te-ing
sEl IT.. % Ge L !, s's ZOE ,'''' ave ''. 1O'h and
tsIIIt,t,. It,,,-lr- ,,.-,,-,.,.,
Is o 1000. l. ,.i ic. 90, ,ooi ~ Ia. t ,
yea ,nPoyu c.tio. tie t,aon. A.. /, at o. lac.
',.'.G p. %
Il .ce 49,, e.. -. :. 'i T,'r '5 , M " " P ANp
a. .p tu.. 81. TO. 100. ~. ..o,..tet. ..i
;sr..,. .,,.. '.-' '1'. ''.a te' r"1
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AHIIClAL ilr rnt-t.tSl.D %
n .,.,''.. .. ., ne. '''
.,
a ~
..
= E.H.f....... ,IaN5,s.A.4
- .i'i,
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q .'u'L ~ 'st.p 40 10 tfNtf.f.
80. 't 'ot.r .. ,.t..n
I-...,. ,l,-.. N, ut, "'F' 100
n'l' '',o'" II"
"A - '' ''''', go 10 ~ ~ -
yt'..,.c -oat (, q, .n. .',.d. at.,.. ,.,., q,
- "a'.o Gle. '.'-"".'. -
i BOY WANTED To MAKE vT'r.rT -
- c,.rl.J u.,.,,; .Ur.t 10 OIL o'Jr.I' t.t',. ~
81. a...a. 49, a.. 'f % - - ''-
E,4 t... re g. .'.'.'". ..-., 81. tli.c..J.~ i'1
IDI
\ HORST ~HNlE WANTED At 43 9d ST
u A e.,ito.a.ar. Noodle n.'. ',o,, ~
4 BJSIfINA\ .A\D.r.rpATnfw Want
y ~. t..l 70 3. r,e t.. I. o. ,'..-.. " ~
o.. ,t.,ff.,., 80. ..,.,.,. ....
a .,1 49, ,''' W ~ l'N' -
,...,,....-.. ,,......,
4 1000 LNi ltNiE ~ IT,. Week.
\ on Hac ~ork and ,1ilr .ir. d, Ht-r - /
yli lsW1irt. tsII f1- Que a,as. I'd. ttt tL,ft f.o.,
I, N'' '''' H. CO.. Ha..r'. 10
y bOtHENEDt" WAIVED, DNE That
-ro go go tie huol iue l,.n.B Wa.er and
a.. W. mem y.'' NJ ''- O''''' - I''' .,''oh
A FIR 1.rI ,cS opFp anon nv etSrr,p,S
a, r.. ''. .',... ' . m ' ca., ,.. W.
j.. t.u..t, ..tu.-. y l.I,En al
GOY WANTED ABOUT rlrTrrE-VrSF
ID upu.o ed .o.l.n..ea.eI. ApyI, II MAMA.
tuUs IA
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- iol ssle. fnyOratis chance. Grist mill property
and ~ nc cs Of oTnterry AID fruit land. cumbned
loca'ed 20 Toms River y. J.. % miles from New
OK, Tor Delaware and kaT1tsn bay X. IT, Jomniu-
uicaton sc, dal. Apply to DR.. j. IA. ROSS, real
estate agent, Toms River M. 4I9
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coon OPERATORS WAYTLD-ON SHOP
VI coas. U.ice 20 B,drest llJ
Girl, NANlLu-IWDOR InEEFGOOD
- ItD-.. H t.t.1.t. 81 mourning ffL ". -..i ne
rags A.ly At IS Dog a., thifd hoor S to . 'c ock
=. a. -
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OPERATOR Oh 81 UcCi - Nt1Hts eeAiAs m ne
--'s .ot 10 .urasL so~irg IA .chiut-at 90 NNrr.eu
~ Ny -.i r. -
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On FlNGSTIFRS ON PANTS-GOOD SEW.
~ ep taken to loan Constant employment and
'f y Gee mia. " Nou inc ooTuef "A
Nv en- and Ain die ,ts, Williamsburgh "a
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100 WOVEN SKIRT HANDS WANTED.
, n, ~ ~ t,coi gNrr and steady employment Apply
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w AM ED-A flRS1-RATE TAlLORESS
on custom coa's. The highest wac, pait
Apply az Is Nh,'o sheet, iTVnt building. L. fAL-
tUNEH. iTO
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w ANlED-GOOD CAP MAKERS FOR
al kinds and q few girls " raAe glaze and
ooth care, steady work And good plices. Cal sOon
nj ii y College place, W stairs lGI
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DROCLAMATlON-ON ACCOUNT OF MY
health, y III soil my farm 81 | 10 acre.; 40 clear
"a and Ia s1celent condition. 70 IN heavy oak tim-
Der and psAtuie, miles from hetaukoi aud Port
Jehereon hatnOr, Long Island, on tho Long I.land
sound. House JJT25 win wing, good outbuildinE.
ylfsh ent tue hze OF the house, II cut 80 tao hOno
feet. Poe-oss on Immediately. Price, sh,0Ii tornls
easy. Addfess n. EDWARls, latohogue, l.. l. 81
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SC60O WILL BE SOLD, HOUSE,
= <cOO and lot In Brooklyn; splendid neigh
borhood half cash. Inquire lO3 Division st. W
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a EIltlttAL FLOW WANTED P.4uet
'.il iueu. ..sI4.; Asa q fee ZOO l...,, ...
90 ,nPeyu 70. TIE ttaUn. Ay.I at o. ,...
tt..lt o.. ~
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4 hRll kLAYERS WANTEb-BY JOHN q.
~ VAUGHN, Vanderbilt Landing, s. ssp
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Nho can set type he must be ,tesdy and have q
. nuon iec9mnenda,lon. Apply at iO6 Fulton 81, I'd
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''rt- 20 operate on wheeler & Whom sewing
nv n'nts, in all ne branches b. an expcH.Icsd
oe' Hi'r. NWy tl5. y shtn ave, he. IGth and
s,'I 10. 90 he o. o. soc
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peculiar kind OF gri, not falling under any of,hs
special expressions have noted, yet psr,Alcing In
some degree OF ALL 10 illustrated In the character Of
Lieut. Gen, Grsu,.-wi,hout an atom Of pretension
or rhetoric with OF the external signs Of euer-
KY and intrepedity, making no parade OF the i'm
movable purpose, iron nerve. and silent pcne.rai-
ing intelligence God hs. put into him. his tranquil
grtatnossi hidden from superficial scrutiny bshind
. cigar, as President Lnooln's is behind Joke.
When anybody tries to coax. caio'e, overswe brow
lost or deceive Grant, tho general listens and
smukos II you Try w wheedle out OF him bis plans
for . campaign, no stohdly smokes " yol call him
en- imtecile ami blunderor, he blAndly lights gu
otner cigar II you praise him as the greatest gen
er.l living, ne plscidly returns the puff from his
RECALLS and II you tell hun he should run for pres-
idoucy, IL docs NOT disturb the equananimity with
which he int Aes and exhscs the unrubstAunal va
por which typ.aes politicians promises While you
are wondering what kind OF man this erossure
wthout tongue Is you arc suddenly electrified
by the news Of some splendd victory, proving ,hs,
sLind the cg ar, and behind the iAco discharged Of
III tell-sos expression, Is the b' st brain 70 plan
snd strongest heari 10 dare among the generals
OF the Republic.
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wILLIAMsBtRH.

The PrLoT BOAT Wn DELI. was launched
1t aroenpoint Saturday. She b iis tons burthen,
and tals- the place Of the boat Of the de-
rsroyed BY the pirate Tsllahseea
CARL HEINRICH, Consul for Ssxe-Cobourg
GothA residing near The Centrcvilie Race Course l.
l., vs v>sted recently by an otoer under directions
from Ms,or ssldFs W inquire into the truth Of re-
ports thai be had eruiicd over Mr.. LDosn's death.
Heinrich exhibited his Consular papers and claimed
tina. be w. eIemp, from ursisnment for political
offences. His son, I. alleged 10 Neonfederab' Of
6ccr, and 10 At hs fsthsrs houe.
PrRYxESs FIoHrs-ARREsT OF FouR OF
TIT BnrLIaEnzsrs- Yosp lay afternoon, . man
named Kelly, va badly beaten by some iremen
Who we're on bad terms With the company from -hish
be hailed Kelly then applied To his friends o< En-
sine 1, .itusted at the corner q North I'd and ID
streets. for help. lie succeeded II rettins isrse
crowd together At thor Of North sth and bih
streets, vherd Keliy's ssssilAnts AFRO s,,enbed.
The ls,tor we're composed principally Of members and
friends Of Hoe Co. 10 whose housa h stusod In 9th
street, near North I'd. The battle then opened, and
ragged furiousy for Q abort time, vhen Capt. Woylr
and Sergeant MaddoI, Of the i5th Precinct With a
pcsse OF men, came the ground on double quick,
vben the riotep dispersed and fed in all
directions. Some ume After this, party Of Ensine
a,sanl,ed BY the latter II IL said and another and
mole serious hght TOOK place, In rhch the hoee cart
oso ,srs S.ay de h s 'et5nns % " . ,hs s
oended 70 the roof and thrvv missiles on the crowd
belo-, inturins severely sevcuL peIsons. sersoant
and forced the door ~ the house, int ndins 70
those on the roof but finding the ladder zone they
10 snender bu, this va al first refused Aier con
siderall paIey, however, they cspitusted unoondi.
,lonslly aud .ere taken 70 The sss,on Hou.e and
locked up. Their names are alter B.ststek, MICHAEL
Quinn, f.tnck Comkky and Hugh Moran.
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MARINE NEWS.
May SIS. ass. Set. I o4-Marl.e.ol "a
ARRIvNn.

ARRlvEn.
STEAMSHIPS -Nereus Key West: America Bre-
men aud southampton. Florida, New Orleans, Pensa-
cola and Key WesL kankAkee, Chsrealon, via Fort.
Monroe; Emma NaleriA, Havana Falcon, Fortress
Monroe; MargaTita Quintero Vera Cruz; Western
Metropolis New GrleanE Joscphne' Fort Monroe.
sHlP-JAmes Foster, Jr, Odell, Liverpool, md'e.
BARKS-Ariel, Vera Cruz; VIM Rathhnoe, City
Poins AdelRe G Adams, Csrienas, 81 Cloud, New
Orleans; Dresden, New Orleans.
BRIGs-EuruA Lingan; Minnehsha, Yahaco., p r.
julia ATey, Virginia Rush, Denton, Md, Bertha
Reinstortf, Para.
sCHOONERS-J Kose, Port Royal; 2 Armstrong,
Virginia Monmouth do Cook, DO; T. IhomP,ou,
do; Glenwood, Georgetown, ID O. u liay lea DO Vim
Cspes, do; j Wright, dc; WIN Harp Davis, do; 7 A
Edwards, do; w ruibel, wVhlngton, p &; l. A
Bayies, Baltimore Susan h Mary, Rockland; smith
Tuitle Boston Tor Phadephia Ella Townsend,
KOndout for Eastern port; Nathaniel Chase san
Blas, y Brayton, Alexandria; Napoleon. George
town; q smith, City reinG Forest liome Beaufort;
Spray, toInwallis AngcllEe EliEatethpot Tor Prov;
America Providence; oliver Cromwell, Sow Haven;
Atlantic, Nludsor Neptune, Mscha,; Rsbccca
knfht, Gcorretown Ada, Tamplco; Koealie, Eleuthe-
ra Alarm, Havana vis Port Royal.
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JERSEY CITY.

THE TENTH AssIvERsABY or THE SUNDAY
soBooB occurs this afternoon. There .ill BE- church
services and proco sio1.
FIRrs.-About 8 O'Clock Saturday morning
Gre brohs out which destroyed the Eric Railway
csr-vorhs; loss about $4,000 There three
buiIdinss-,he machine shop, finishing shop and
blacksmith shop Some $4,000 Of the above os. is
sustained by -orkmen, In tsos. The Company 10
insured. An employee named Gsrrrtson, was burn
ed To death while seeking 70 recover bis tools
A are In Edges FiteWofks Factory, yesterday after
noon Id tbUy damxes
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stranger, | want to leave my deg in this ere Of
hlo I'll She boat STARTS FIN afraid somebody will
steal him." "YOu Can't do H." sad the clerk ;
lake nun OUT" "Nell, stranger, that 10 cruel ;
but you Gspoi toned alike, aud be 10 kinder
CO npauy fot YOU" Take him outv roared tho
clerk. "Wcll stranger, | don't think you're hon
est and you want W-tcuInS. Here Dra,o he
sad 80 Lc do, slt down here aud watch that fell
ow slErp" AID Wrnug on ms heel, sal, " Put
him our stranger II he's troublesome" The dog
lay tburo ~ tNe lost started, watching aud how
ling q. evory movement a The clerk. who gave han
the better part OF the ufhce.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-COroner Lynch held an
inquest, yesterday, upon the body Of DR.. John j..
'ampee' at his lase residence In 9th avenue, near
"an street who died suddenly from disease of the
heart The deeoased was about 90 yssrs Of asp.
MILITARY FUNERALs.-The remains of the
late MAJOR Emil Duysins buried At Gre wood,
yesterday with military honor'. He died Of wounds
received at the battle Of Five Forks Tae fune-
Ial Of Charles Rodgers, private of COMPANY, b 18th
Reshssst, also occurred yesterday.
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DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS Is
- most surely cured by pr,eyerns WITH III. smiths

All peIsons of scdentery habits should not neglect
irving this excellent remedy IL IL pie 10 the
tastr ami periectly harm the younge-t child,
II ia compounded from roots and herbs, anu his been
recommended hy son OF the frtt physicians IN dit
ier, Mt parts OF thi. city and state gentleman
siding at Greenpo,nt nays that he would rather paw
SO bottle than be without it, as he has experienced
90 muck benefit from its use. lady Iesiding IN
Brooklyn that for the last ~ ye'ru she hn sui
fered terribly from Dyspepsia and has been constant
ly under the ply scian'r hands but never obtained
hut partial relief until she tried this Medicine, and
fectly we'll but lie gaining in eeh rapidly. We could
eive hundreds OF IKE the above but We prefer
should try for themselves that 10 the eurest and
worth lar more than certificates. either genuine or
WIiiiamsbursh and can be had only OF j. Y. Grey
cor Myrtle and Franklin ave, =, Brooklyn Miller
4 Reed, lS1 Allen, COZ, stanton, cor Ave. D. and
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INSTRUCTION.

AT PAINE'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, 81
llBovery, bookkeeping, writins, arithmettc, spell
ling Termst 10 70 S4d per quarter Individusis Who's
didence prevented piogress in large elasses receive
strictly private instruction. 30
RANJo, BANJO, BANJO INSTRUCTION.
- perfect knowledge Of the instruments euAran-
teed In quarters lessons, by our new copyriehtod
method. HENRY &. & GEORGE c. DOB5ON, ISL
Brosdvay, cor. Of Amity u. 349
TOWNSHIPS COMMERCIAL Academy,
l. go Bowery, below Houston At, open day and
evenins for instruction In book keeping vritins.
arithmetic. algebra, spelling, grammar, &c. Rocns
for ladies and private instruction. Teacher pre-
pared for any grade. No classes. Jl+
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERP0OL-TAPSCOTT'S LINE.
Ship HlBERNIA sails May Sth.
\ LINE FOR LONDON,
Ship AMERICAN EAGLE sails May 9th.
ship SOUTHAMPTON 10 follow.
For passase 10 and from the Old Country by either
steamship sailing vessel drafts at reduced rates,
apply 70 TAI SCOTT BROS. co, SC south At. $40
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
l. and Iondon-By the Old Black Star Iine-For
Liverpool the CONSTITUTION sails on April 18th.
For London, The CON GRINSElL, April 18th
For Iarsase spply 70 WILLIAM GuloN, " Fulton
OF. 334
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- POOL.-ERlS calls saturday May goth. NIR-
GINA sails saturday, May 9Th. Cabin passage sl0l
steeIase $50, payable In currency Apply 10 Will
LlAMS6 GLLON, 70 broadway. 32s
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sss THIRD AVENUE, NEAR 9Th sTkEEEd.,
This Bank Is the most eonvenieht W .nn on
eastern section OF the city, and has constantly "
hand the notes OF the above loan Tor ssie' IN ~
sltIh 25OGs and Si0ICs. Jay Cooke me Pin n IA
Agent says II now neems probable tnat ~ ~,
cradle amount beyond the present ,eTes wv p p
ed " the public. RICHARD hELLi'
A. THOMPSON, CaAhiaT W.
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BOWLING ALLEYS FOR SALE, IN GOOD
lIotder CLn he moved at small expense. Inquire
q DlLLlNGll AN, Manufacturer OF tenpins and
balls, III south II, 200
OPERATORS FOR FINE SHOP WORK
~ wanted; also fuishers " no understaud making
hupouhocs. Apply NJ 81 Ea.t broadway, 81 foOr,
back loom. Apo for two days. 4Sl
ShlRF HANDS WANTED-GOOD HANDS
- can obtain steady work At 3?c. per loo springs,
py enquiring al l4S Chamber ST. up stairs, 4Ss
WANTED - OPERATORS, MASTERS,
buttonhoe makers and tnishers On military
apply, at 90 Clinton e. 49g
WANIED-A FIRST CLASS Operator
w on Wheeler Wilson's sewing machine, Tor
linen eoar Apply 2So seventh ave, betw 10Th and
zoln $40, OVER tlle oeheIy. 433
WANlED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK, One
W. that understand, eArvips. Appiy at 9isS West
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Too Late for Classification.
- BATHS.

RURRETT-Ou Sunday May 7, at her residence,
20 AtRnti, ave, Brooklyn elizabeth, beloved vile OF
John Burroti, aged ~ years, native " CurTwhtn,
20. Glare, iceland,
Tho friends and relatives OF the family Are re-
quested ~ attend the funeral, on Tuesday alter
noon, 9th inst, AZ O'Clock, TO ibush. 4Sj
GANLkY On Sunds, after tedious ilne-s, Mr.
William Ganoy, in the 4Oth year OF his ase, late OF
shOkAn, Utter Co., \. y,
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully requested 70 attend the funeral, on Tuesday
afternoon, pth inst. nj ! O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of liz bIotheT-in-Aw, Nj. VIM. Wilson, lOl
Lewir II, +35
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Az fSvAsrs BoDr, with the had and both
feet Gu, OIL v,s found 90 the ver-shore foot Of sh
.,reot, Brosklys, yesterday. II vas tsken In charge
o. and the Coroner notified.
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REMOVALS..

MRS. N. G. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
1Vl Physician, Professor the Eyes, IFars, Throat
4 scalp, has removed her Office fiom 10 Bond st. 70
OF Bond st. south side ft large house IRON BJwery,
where her celebrated medicines can always be had
Send for circular. $50
NOTICF-ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
l>hsve removed their branch Office from Az Broad
way to the large building cor Of Grand and Crosby
81. 3l6
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MEDICINES.

ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
IA NAV be cured OF the desire for it., by ZONE friend
giyinr unknown It nneei BE- 70 he a arnkeI nr
Price one dollar For aale AZ GO Division It; PA
EiFh'h and PSI liud, On st. New York HAYES l7i
fpiton II, and Mines ~ Fulton ct, lrhSlyn, and
Of limitations which scken those TO whom they are
given. ~
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
lhbeI $40 sl5 on sold, sls to s29 partial pieces
out palm ~ filled With gold other filings 80 cts 10
81 each, BY DR.. H. VILLERS, AZ Bovery, opposite the
old Theatre $50
, 1865-09-22
DENMARK.

The Rigsraad was opened on Monday
by the President Of the Council, who
read the speech from the Throne. In
this the King announces thrt the chief
reason for the couvocation Of the Rigs
raad is to pass the draft for the modif-
cation Of the Constitution. The Bill for
this purpose now before the House is the
same that WAS recently passed by the
Laodslhing and rejected by the Folke-
thing. The speech stated in conclusion,
that the King was not altogether satisf-
ed with the modification of the constitu-
ton proposed in the Bill. His Majesty
would certainly oppose any further con-
cessiOns.
, 1865-09-22

Courts, it is true, represent this arrange
ment to be provisional. They have only
geographically separated the use of their
rights of sovereignty until a fresh under
standing has been arrived at. 1t is,
therefore, necessary to wait before pass
ing a def lite Judgment upon their policy
in the question Of tie Duchies."
The M0raing Post says:-'We are en-
abled to publish, upon the authority Of
the best Information derived from Berlin,
the interesting fact that, in addition to
the Convention Of GaSteiu, which was
priottd in full in our impression on Mon
day last, a series Of secret conditions
were also agreed to between the high
contracting parties. or these conditions
the following are the most important
Austria undertakes to 'surveillcr' the
Duke of Aogustenburg in Iloistin-that
is. to arrest or cXpcl him en- The slight
est prctence. The Duchy Of Holstein,
which Austria Is alone TO occupy, she
undertakes to ccde to Prussia on The pay
mcnt Of a pecuniary indemnity. In the
two Duchirs the Danish laws respecting
the Press and the right Of public meet
ing are TO be applied, and pot Tie German
laws, which are mach less severe. Prus-
Sia is to propose to The German Diet to
guarantee all the possessions, German
and nun-German, Of AUSTRIA"
The Dcduii states that the negotiations
between the minor German States have
resulted in a resolution to abandon the
installation of the Duke of A~uouStenburg
as a condition of any settlement of The
, 1865-09-22
SWEDEN.

A Stockholm letter says that the object
Of the visit of the Grand Duke Constan-
tine to the Swedish Court was to secure
the alliance of Norway and Sweden with
Russia in the event of a European conflict
taking place. 1t is added that the two
Courts are now on very friendly terms,
and that the Grand Duke had every rea-
son to be satisfied with his mission.
, 1865-09-22
il. KREBS q ~PR.ETORIUS,
From tie Ueehly Dispatch, august 27.l
THE DUCHIES.
THE AU5TRO.pRUsSIAN CONTEN-
IlON.

ne IoIio"luS - " Co'lpict3 SuiliidFy
of the articles Of the convention :-PrussIa
viii carry on the administration Of Schles-
wig, and Austria that Of IIoislein. The
two great Powers will propose to the
Federal Diet the establishment of a Ger
man fleet, and the conversion Of kiol into
q Federal port. Until this is accomplish
ed, Prussia will undertake tie command
and furnish the police Of NIaI, ard will be
empowered to !ortlty the port and guard
, 1865-09-22
MEXICO.

More successes are reported from Mex
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-29
OREGON
A Sherih Murdered in Idnho-The
Murderer Hanged by n Vigilance
Committec-New DiRginRs.

A sheriff Murdered in Ianho-The
Committec-New Digging.
PORTLAND, July 2S.-To-day'S boat
from the upper Columbia, brings an &C.
count of a brutal murder which occurred
at Warm Springs. near Idaho City, on
Sunday last. Ex-Sheriff Plnkham was
shot in the back by one Fred. Patterson,
and instantly killed.. Patterson escaped
on a horse, but was pursued, and is re.
ported taken. The cause is reported TO
have been IN old political grudge. This
Fred. Patterson is the same man who some
years ago killed Captain Staples in this
place, on account of a political difference.
The negro Green, who attacked and
seriously wounded one Wills, near Walla.
Walla, June goth, was captured and
hanged by the Vigilants.
Very rich placer discoveries are reported
on the Middle Fork of John Days River.
Prospects ranging from twenty-five cents
to three dollars to the pan were obtained;
the ground is already claimed for fourteen
miles along the stream. The first claim
near the mouth Of Elk stream, prospects
from fifty ent to eight dollars the pan.
The weather is quite hot and dry, the
thermometer reaching 100 degrees in the
shade. Several fires are visible in the
woods east of the city,