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Financial and Commercial Intelligence,
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, AuVust 3O-EVening.-rhe Cotton
mar ket closes unchanged az the rates current At
noon. The sales foot up 10000 pa es.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUEFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 30-EVening THE Bread
siufs market is fat and prices are popina!, with
6OWnWaId tendency.
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THE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE IN ITALY.
Royal Honors to the Empress of Mexico

TRIESTE, August 29.-The Empress Of Mexico
has arrived at Vicenza, forty miles west of
Venice, which was lately a city of Austrian
Italy, bus Is now under the rule of King Victor
Emanuel. She was received at Vicenza by
Prince Humbert, of Italy, who has recovered
from his wounds received in the battle OF Gus
cial reception from King Victor Emanuel, at
tended by his generals and Court officers
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COMFORT FOR SMALL INCOM ES,
NJ r S. WAR r r e N.
AUTHOR OF

HOW MANAGED MY HOUSE ON TWO HUN
DRED POUNDS A YEAR" "HoW
MANAGED MY CHILDREN"
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PRUSSIA.
The Peace Treaty of Prague.

BERLIN, August 29.-The text of the Austro.
Prusslan peace treaty, just Concluded at Prague
and signed by the King OF Prussia, is the same,
cles OF peace agreed upon previous to the
assemblage of the peace commissioners, and
which have been published.
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AZ MlrRmar

The Empress Charlotte arrived at Miramar,
Maximilian's home palace, to-day. She was re-
ceived in an enthusiastic manner by the mill
tarJ and civil authorities
MaNimiIian Expected Home.
PARIS, August so, Evening. belief grows
here that Macmillan Will abdCate the crown of
Mexico.
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Published by Loring, of Bostol

IConttnued from Rrening Telegraph of yesterday. ]
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100 sh Read. .L30 579
100 sh do. ..b4 81 !
rnY-nnN

-Messrs. DeHaVen d Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, make the following quotations OF
the rates OF exchange to-day at P. NJ. =
ButpRQ Sci ma
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From MaaIllngtOn.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 10.
senator Wilson's bill reorgnnlzlng the
army came before the Senate to-day and
was referred 10 wilson's Committee on
Military Affairs. The Senate negro suf-
frage bill was recOmmltted for amend
ments. twin probable be mndc special
order for Monday or Tuesdny.
IIowc's speech upon rccOnstructlon was
over two hours Ia length, occupying the
remainder of the Scnnte's time. The
speech wnH the same old story OF crimlnn-
Hon-the snins story for revenge, and the
same absurd claim 10 the President.
Ia tho House another resolution Indoors
ing the President WINS committed to the
nnlathomnble NAV Of the Committee on
RccOnatructiOn.
The debate on the House bill establishing
negro suffrage IN the District was the prin-
clpnl event of the day. Mr.. Wilson, OF
Iowa, spoke In iavor of the bill, arraign-
luR the inhabitants Of the District for DIS
loyalty, aud rather suggesting universal
suffrage M punishment.
Mr.. Boyer, OF Pennsylvania, opposed the
bill, merely ndduclpg the historical mct
that this is ~ white mans government, aud
drawing comparison between the contrlbu-
tions Of men by the District aud Maasncliu-
sets. lie was replied 10 by Schofield, Of
penngylvnnia. In written speech, and
Kelly In an imprOmptu, which lac Insisted
on delivering while the glow was ON him.
despite StcvcnH' remonstranccs,
Mr.. SehOneld drew u comparison between
the North and the South, not calculated 10
nllay sectional anlmOslty; and contendcd
that the negroes vote would only count ~
much M the white mans. Intcrlnarringe
was not an inevitable consequence.
lie took square Issue with Daniel Web
ster's perOratlOn In reply 20 ltnync, and
pronounced those words Of delusOn, folly.
Justice liberty and Union, Ia the order
named. Kclly's glow became white heat
but scorchcd no body.
The bill Ia some form will undoubtedly
pass both Houses aud be constitutional. II
win probably receive the signature Of the
President and II not, II can bo passed over
his veto.
A caucus of the Republican members OF
tho House are IN session tonight.
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Dayton ana Michigan IsaIlroad.

The following, which We extract from a
Toledo paper, will DC rcnd with Interest
here ......
Mr.. J. u. Monroe, agent of the Dayton
" Michigan Railroad Company nt Toledo.
has furnished ~ y statement OF the ffcigiit
business Of that road during the year 1868.
In the fall, OF the large increase IN the guam
tity Of sOnthwArd bound freight passing
over the line, but the reality y much bo-
y0nd our anticlpntions, aud we presume
also Of those Of The parties most Interested
In the business Of the road. The statemcnt
Of Mr.. Monroe, showing the weight freight
and charges on goods received and for
warded from Toledo, for the year ending
dec. III, 1885, " ~ follows
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tW-Dn. Morris VndgrApLn LIvE PILLi

EH-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged to have
no rival In the cure Of auch Diseases as
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fever OF all
kinds, JauDdlce, CoativcDess, Pain In the
Stomach, Side, Head, lInck. and Bowels,
Bilious Complaints, Loss OF Appetite, Sick
Headnche, Srroftlin, Scald Head, Rhcunia-
tIsrn, Collie, Pleurisy, Pimples aud Sores on
the Skin, Palpitation of the Heart, iowness
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness Of the Breast,
Diseases Of Spine and ksdneys Sore Eyes
Dlarrhea or Dyscntcry, Cold. etc.
Most OF the above-iiamed diseases may bc
prevented by taking DR. Morris VEd.-
rABTE LIVER PIIJA In keason, or when the
liver becomes first derangcd, which carry
of, through the bowles and the aeerctions
of the skin aud kidneys, thOse polson0,e,
hum0rs that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skin, and become acciinulated IN the blood.
There has been ~ great n progress IN sch
ence, and especially 10 that OF medicine,
within the past few years, as there has In
the arts. To such perfection have they
brought this science, that the medicinal
properties are condensed and concentrated
Into the resins or salts Of the plant, which
they extract from II, aud leave the Inert or
woody matter. The old mode OF Extracting
these medicinal prOpcrties-by boiling for
a lonR tune Ia wAter--is fund, IN most
cases, 10 render the medicinal qualities
wholly incrt, or even decOmposing them.
DR. M0rr's VEGETABLE LIvKn PILIA are
composed Of chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing IN our own
country; some of these plants have direct
action on tins liver, others upon the skin,
others on the kidneys, aud others upon Tho
bowels and lungs. II II by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extraetl
that these Pills are made, possessing tho
most extraordinary efficacy FOR eurlnR the
abOye-nnlned diseases.
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IN srASpAasp vloMropArno MEDICINES.

tB- SrANDARED HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
The agent of Humphreys lIomcopath-
lc Specifies has received u very important
addition 10 his list " Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies In the shape OF
Specific No. 3i, whlell cures dtptheria aud
lilccratcd core throat. These specihcs have
obtained wide celebrity among the mcdi-
cal practitioners and are very largely used
by them, belng prompt efficient reliable
ment IN another column gives list uf tho
different species, the dlseascs which they
remedy, aud the prices. The ccaHcs for inml-
ly Use are especially worthy of attention,
aud also the new department Of veterinary
specifics. The headquarters Of Humphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine CO- IL nj
b62 Brordwny, New York.
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The east ward bonnd traffic shows q de-
crease Of 80 per cent. Ia consequence Of the
low rates charged by Southern linesen1 the
high stage Of water In the Ohio river,
which enabled steamers TO carry full car
goes the greater portion OF the year 70
points where they could connect with rail-
roads, and the latter made exceedingly low
rates III order 10 secure monopoly OF die
traffic.
The southwark bound freight Increased
thirty per cent. over that Of iS0l--a grnti-
Tying fict, and onc which probably the
management had not anticipated. II "
proper for NJ 10 state that the facilities OF
the Company wero much less than were de-
mandcd by shippers, and we are confident
that had the rolling stock been provided by
the Company, Mr.. NJ. would now DO able 10
show an increase Of 100 pcr cent. on south
ward bound freight, instead Of only 80 pcr
ceut.
The management OF the road, have dcoi-
dcd that their line shall not be starved"
next summer, and have made arrangements
for large additions 10 the rolling stock, and
when the contracts are all completed,
which will be at no distant day, the facill
ties Of the Dayton n Michigan X. X. Will
bc equal 10 tho demand, and not Inferior ~
those Of any other so-called short line In
the West.
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OIncLnnnlA markets.



FLOUR-r There II q good demand 10 hll South.
crn orders, and alaO more inquiry from the lOrnl
trHle. This market rules nrm nt null rates, but no
advance hA4 yet b.cn established We gu0te super.
fno M fi@T bOi 0Ntrh ~ fpFspi family NJ ~ 1Sd
10, and fancy NJ $40 9Jfotl
GitAlN-W Wheat h dull, both demand aud 0f1er-
Tugs being light No. old rod II hod nj o. pbpl 20,
nnd No new NJ Al I0gpf 7b Corn II dull. with,
out essential change In price, We quote car A.
b8e aud shelied ~ BOG IN elevator Oats continue
steady nj 89c In elevator for No.2 Rye ID quiet nj
75e for No. Nothing doing IN barley
WilIhkf-A hfm market with n fair dGmnnd
GALES ~ ireU at ~ ~, and oi bonded Ht ~ ~
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~ Consumption IL disease which II
carrying liz victims 10 the tombs by the
thousands, without being arrested IN Its
progress. But brighter day ls scomng and
has come ~ successfully arrest this disease.
Aliens Lung Balsam IL making truly re-
markable cures Of what wgs considered by
Physicians ns lncurablc Consumption.
For sale by the Dealers In Family Mcdl-
cline generally.
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NHw YoaK, January 10
Sales Of Flour nj a. 7haeB for eNtrn State ~ asa
o. for extra rgund hoop Ohio " TOsi0 ~ for
trHile brnnla No transactions IN Wheat Of any
magnitude. Barley Nv dull, Corn II dull, with n
downward tendency AaioA nt b5atB BsG, for uDsOund !
BbpVlG for sound ni Ncd Western, In store. Oats
are dull, sales nc 4BaQb3e for unhound Western !
Bl082e fOr sound do. sales OF State and Western
"A
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ls warranted TO be- the only preparation
known 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsene.a,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis aud Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey aud Herbs, u IS
healing, softening, and expUctorating, aud
particularly suitable rail- affections OF the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. ttt
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.

ESPECIAL TO THE CINCINNATI ESQUmER.l
COLUhRUs, January 10.
M legislation OF interest and no senator
will DC elected.
Schencks supporters give up beat, and
are omnously silent about their future
plans, Thirty members favor postpone
ment until the extra session.
The Democrats have been approached 10
know II they VIII help to elect. All seem
tO oppose mixing In.
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eH- An INVALUABLE REMRDYs None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors OF threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DR.
HAAS BAIajAM--il sovereign remedy In
all the various stages Of this much dreaded
dlgeagc,
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In. DoDdE has arrived at our nelghbor-
Ing city OF Springfield, aud taken rooms ut
the wills House, where he will remain un-
tll tbs 2lth OF January. An who are aiilict-
ed with chronic difficulties should not fall
10 visit him. Ills success is unparalleled.
During hls recent visit 10 Dayton, he per-
formed some Of the most wonderful cures
on record, M we have reason 10 know from
personal observation. Our urodltorial friends
IN Springfield need have no hesitation In
ylng that the Doctor will perform all he
promises. ' if iniN S-1wd.
.-.I 40 . h. sssi-. ~ iI
FinsT BAprsT CHUROn, MAN STnESr.--
Rev. Mr. Earlc has arrived, and commenced
his labors at this Church. ne breaches each
afternoon ut 3 o'clock, and evening at Z
O'Clock. IYt Hr1 jan9-tf
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SLRIGns.--Langdon 4 Brother have a
hrgc md splendid lot OF slclghs AZ their
extensive Carriage Mnnun,ctory on Fourth
street. They ARE elegantly finished and Of
new and beautiful patterns. Those wish
Ing TO purchase should not fhll 10 call and
sec them.
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DYSPEPSIA
DOCTOR
S'rRICLANIrS
TONIC.

NN---I Tosic Il q concen-
trated preparation Of Root and Herbs with
antlacitls and carminatlvcs to strengthen
the stomach and ncryons system. u Il q
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tl0n, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Acldl-
by Of the stomach; Fintulcncy aud Debility
II Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, ald Dyspepllc
persons. For sale by oil Druggists every
where 81 per bottle. W. u
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m No lady should be without DR
TOwaALEY's INDIAN ToOTmAoHE AEODYNK
Ia her family. II she has children that
have the toothaeho II VIII cure them. Ifnny
OF the family have scuryy on the giins ~
will cure II. II some Of the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, II viii cure tlle disease, and
render the gums red and Of beautiful
color.
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tHg- Those who have suffered from Scrof-
uIh, Eriipti0ns, or any other lmpurity Of
tha Hood, will hnd ScoviLLs BLoOD AND
LIVER 6YRUP Invaluable, M u will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause OF the dlsense, thereby
restoring health, and yiyaeity 10 the sys-
ten.
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altuustary and Gommerfial.


NEW YORK, Jnnunry TO- Money continues
easy NJ six per cent sterling ia dull and nominal
nc 0SsiuiO1
dOlT dnncri opening nj l9o declining To ms,.
aud closing NJ 1885,.
Exports Of specie today fgz TOO
UOYornmcntH kmhe. better.
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| I)9.lOllIn

FRANKmNs HritTHDAx There will be n
meeting OF the Printers of Dayton, on Sal
urday evening next In the job Room Of the
7siescope Office, nj 2 o'clock, TO hear the
final report OF the Committee Of Arrange
ment. Every Printer who intends to par
tlcipatc must be present.
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The Fcnlan trials are still progressing at
Cork, and two more have been convicted
and sentenced 10 i've aud ten yean's seryl-
tude, respectively.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-11

CHICAGO, January lO.-Fiour dull wheat ac
tvs aud advanced gdi Do AhnB III o. Xi6 for M
aud a8RBglgo for No,2 Corn duh nj ~ for No I
Data quiet
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Ar Cosr, genuine seal skin Goats, al
si4 OO at II. Swarz, iOs, Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-11

Thomas & Beck on canal, below Third
street, are Offering superior Inducements 20
persons wishing u No. article ofwpod ard
cod. Jani-1wd.
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ID HllIDEHGE AND RuTGHER sHUP ONE MILE
Nv EAhT OF MlAhlbbutd, AT MASTER COM.
L Il

ID kasIpEHGE AND BUTCHER sHUP ONE MILE
~ EAST Of MlAhlbbutd, AT MASTER COM.
MisAlONgRh bALk.
Janoh Urschel F1u Oass No. aIG6
MONTGOMERY Suusftor
Franz MAyef, et Ai, pens Court
PuTsuaBi 10 order of the Superior Court Oi Mont
gomsfJ County, OhIo, made IN the above entitled
and 10 me directed Will ofsr pubilo nnotioa
Al the door of tho Court House tho city 0f Dayton
IN the Conntv sud kiats al tcsad on
hAiuHDAY DECEMBER 10, 1905,
iai ueas the honia Of I and O'Clock r. N on
rad day The following described real estate, va
Aliuna IN The Uounty 81 Montgomery and stale 1f
ohio. psft and remainder Of Tho following dsscrl
ID premises, V being part Of the south eat qn ,Ttt
ol sso lon rs, Toun one ~ range siH ts) NJ ks, %
follows, commissioning A. tls northeast corner u
EMANUEL usbhaus 100 acre lot, thehae aouth chairs
and iinAH 10 stone eet for a corner, thanns nonh
AojG wetts rhains And ~ Inks 10 a si0na sst Ios a
corner. thence north obHirs and rs Inks 10 stone in
tha osptfsviilo toAd, thence south HsSs sAat CHAINS
and ~ Inks 70 the pans Of hsgnninR, and three
iouTths acres.
AA'd Property hss been appraised at 40 and eau
nnt ~ nj eAs than tNoihirr Of sad appfa Hsinenl
Terms of sale oaah. WILMER HELNftLG
hAsief Commissioner hoDts Hupsnor Court.
Apan iLATt Aug,
soVsmha rs. iAd1. novaaast
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Turnpike Election.

UNHERE Will r. An gLECTION HELD Ar
II kary'a Hotel In West Al HAndria, on NJ, ndaV
The Hh dAy Of January, lttG, 10 elect q utrscoTn
q the DsytoA And Western iufnpte Road oompaBy
pee.mhsr =, isas. A. DUNLAP. Pnst
dsait-NM
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It's rumored in Washington that Sccre-
tary Wells Is 10 be- superseded by Senator
Dixon, Of Connecticut.
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Capt. Semmcs win be Immediately put
upon his trial, and viii undoubtedly be
cont tIcled although II IA asserted that his
pardon viii soon follow.
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SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
'''"S : S0''' In Partition.

JWIN z NUNNFl
Isaac IlornoT ct al
Hy virtue of an order of the superior Court of
Montgomery County, Ohio ~ me difertad, I viii Of
fer al Public hAle nn chs premises 0n
SATURDAY. FEnRUAHY 10, iAdA.
bstwssn The hour Of 10 and 10 o'clock A NJ of said
day tho following real estate situate ln the south
east corner ~ the north wrAt quarter Of section
numlHrrd tBl niue, rango fnuf vi cast In Jackson
township of said County said premises e1ntain
al a. 0 aud will be sold subjoct to the dover in.
tcTgat Of ti % per amman therein OF sarah - ~.
YER widow OF Jacob rtlyer, dcccaard, latn nf said
county aud KtAt and cannot soil for lcas than two.
thiris of said ApprAlaement
TRIMS -.sIht THIRD cash, one third In ane year,
ono. .thiri Ia two years. The back payments 10 ba
occurred by mortgage on the premises
u. a. n. DAVIDSON, sheriff
liEO v. . hOYEH, Atry, Jan9 Btw
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Cousrsnrrm GnEHNaAoKs,- Counterfeit

COUHTgRFgT GKERERAoKs.---C0nn
compound interest treasury notes Of tbs
denomination OF nfty dollars, splcndidly
executed, and calculated 10 deceive ninety
niue persons In hundred, are now being
extensively showed" all over the country,
some OF them having found their way Into
this community. The persons engaged In
the manufacture, and sale of these counter
fets are among the oldest aud most suc-
cessfnl counterfeitcrs of the country. Their
engraycrs ARE maryels Of skin In the work,
their paper IL Of the best quality, and all
their operations arc conducted on the most
complete scale. IL II suppose that their
"flctory" is IN one OF the Western States.
IL IL known that u package OF $2bO,OOO re-
Gently left Missouri for an Eastern city.
when first "out," these bills were received
~ good at banks, IN several cities, and very
many business men lost by them. They
are now being passed very rapidly the
country over-so rapidly that We Judge the
manufacturers aud dealers must be very
busily engaged IN supplying the demand.
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"A. RAIIB Df4 NOE

nNE OF TaE HEsr F,EMs ~ MADISON
FOR SALE.
beAutifi stnAied about ops-' alta miles southeast
rom VI n los station, tho la ton 4 Western
tnir0ad, and about e'ioufth Of mile aoufn nii
WOlftreek Turnpike, and seven mile notthue.t o
y ~ n, containing one huhdred and hhy eight acre,
aBoe ir we'll umber~d There ~ large three story
brict dselng house, ffame harm. ffane tobacco shs
and never huling spfinR s good water, orchard a.
This location N dedsdly healthy, pleasant, and every
way drriTAhie sDd In neishiorhoOd oi good aooisi
aud convenient 10 school, ehnrch-s aud mills.
Terms ons.thiTd rahb, the balance Ia three sdu 4
Rnnua Iasmsnis, PHILLIP srkTILEk.
dec lG-3tu
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southeaat Market-house.

NOTICE ALI THOsE VINO sUBsORfbEDTo
~ the Southeastern arksts house are hereby nou-
ned thai thslf fa amount ~ subscriptions are noss
dus. fheJ vii psass call Al rnillip NAitH'a Treas
~ order OF The Board of Directors.
dsnlld2taaN A l.. AuII., n o'y
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ArTuE OREGoN NEws AND OYSTER DEPor.
What the peopla want---a 81 90 history of
the Great Rebellion, complete IN one vol
umn ofncarly sOO printed pages; for sale by
AMBROSE J.. DUNLgvy, Fifth 1t. on Canal.
Dec lOdlml
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-N
( turuE DIR. Strickland's
prIEs. IGT PILE REMEDY

Illus cured thousands of the worst cnscS Of
Blind aud Bleeding Piles. II gives immlc-
llate relief aud effects u permnnant cure.
Try It directly. IL Is warranted 10 cure.
for sale by nll Druggists nj No cts. per
bottle.
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A PLKAaANr REuEIOk.--lt was our pleas
ure 10 be present, yesterday afternoon, at
an impromptu entertainment given by j,
W. Turner, Esqp one Of the proprictors Of
the Opera-ll0usc, ton numder OF his friends.
II was small social gathering, composed Of
q few gentlemen Of genial spirits, who had
met to pnss an hour Or two IN the free Inter
change OF friendly sentiments. Mr.. For
rest, the distinguished tragedian, WAS
among the number, aud the festivities OF
tbs 0eeaslen we're enliyened by his exhaust
less fund Of anecdote and humor. One OF
the most agreeable incidents OF the Ocoa-
sion was splendid collation., furnished by
the proverbihl liperallty ~ Mr.. Turner, In
hls Office which was served up In elegant
style by Fred. Lapgc, the proprietor Of the
Opera-ll0uso Restaurant. IL has seldom
been our good fortune Ia meet n more gem
lal and Intellectual party of gentlemen,
aud we have no doubt the event will often
bc remembered ~ one Of the most pleasant
Of their lives.
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sCoal for steam purposes at Thomas a.
Bcck's on canal, below Third street. very
low aH jan4-lwd.