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~ ational Hotel.
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,

>.4 THE public Is informed that the
afIs above hotel has just been finished,
"1>aa- and contains new furniture through
out, for the accommodation ofTHANSIENT
and HEGULAR BOARDERS. The very
best that the markets afford will be found
on his table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate
Passengers Will be conveyed to and from
either Of the dcpots FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
senSers to any part OF the town or country.
flnc WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO
DACCO, etc, can be obtained III the Sam
pie Room connected with the hotel.
Au: Z II. JOINER, Proprietor.
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ANOTHER REMEDY FOR Npnp.1or.

ANOIIIEK REMEDY For NEURALGIA.
-Ihe Nashville Despatch says;
A gentleman who has tried f. and 10
anxious to give the public the benefit
OF a very SIMPLE and eficacious rene
dy for the cure of neuralgia, handsns
the following: Take two large table.
spoonsful of cologne and two tea.
spoonsful Of salt, mix them together
in q small bottle. Every time Won
have any affection of the nerves. or
neuralgia, simply breathe the fumes
in your nose from the bottle, and Won
will be Immediately relieved.
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A New and Grand Epoch
M e d I G 7 NJ e !!
DR.. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE

RNHESE wonderful medicines are now so
L familiar 10 the people that but little
endorsement Of then value az Il physic
need be made. The i lis If DR.. Maygicl
contain no mineral. They do not grpc,
and they 10 not cnfceblc the system by cx-
trcmc pursing They are universal in
CREATING \ VIGOROUS APPETITE!
And corresponGingiy strengthen the diSes-
ton. They tone the liver, clear the head
and steady the nerves. To those who are
not familiar with the use OF
DIR. MAGGlELS PILLS
AS an anti-billious remedy, thsfpllowing
extracts from various letters will be, it is
hoped, of sufficient Importance to justify
the quoting of them here:
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DIR. MAGGIEI.'S PILLS AND SALVE.
The best Pills for headache l ever had"
My liver works like an engine, thanks
to Your Pills"
Il am pleased to say to you, DIR. MaSgiel,
that would not be without L box of you!
Pills for curing he of morning nausea for
the world"
''You will find enclosed 81. Your Pills
are only % cents, but considcr!them worth
to me ST."
DEAR DocroR: My tongue had a fur on
it every morning like the back of Il cat.
Your Pills took it away"
81 took half pill and crushed it to pow
der, and gave it in jelly to my little babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little pet
was well i'll three hours after"
81 suppose it is hardly worth while to tell
you my burned foot has got well from the
use of your Salve. Enclosed 1ind IS cents
for another box to keep in the house"
"Send me another box of Salve.'
Enclosed find 70 cents for two boxes of
Your Maggiers Pills and one of Salve."
'The most gentle, yet searching, medi-
cine ever swallowed"
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Baltimore Advertisements.
JOHN IzARD MIDDLETON,
shipping and Commission Merchant.

NO, Z SOT7W STREET, BALTIMORE.
A TIENDS to thc purchase OF GRAIN.
- FLOUR. GuANO, &C., and sale OF
COTION, LUMBER and SOUTHERN
PRODUCE.
Refers 10 Messrs. Lambert Cuttings X
Co., Mordccai 4 Co., Baltimore: Casllic K
Brothers, Richmond; GourGjn, MatthicS-
sen & Co., porchcr & Henry, Cohen, Hanr-
Kcl x Co.. j. y: Aiken * Co., Charleston, $.
- 'iourdlr, Matthicsscn X Co., Savannah:
FISHER d Lowrancc, Columbia. s. g.:
Maycs x Martin, Ncwbclly c. H.: James
iaS"n: chester, =. {. Aug 20 2no
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c.

O]tSSk1OOi CCO.
At The Sign Of Tie Golden pad- Lock.
A FULL supply of GRAIN CRADLES,
IA Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythe
Stones, Fan Wiro, Riddles, &C., in store
and for sale low for cash
May 26 JOHN c. DIAL.
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MAGGIEL's PILLS AND .AIyE

MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND .-ALVE
Are almost universal in their effects, and
cure can be almost always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES, a
Nothing can be moro productive Of cure
than these Pills. Their almost magic in.
t1uence is felt at once; and the usual con-
comitants Of this most distressing disease
are removed. These remedies are made
from the purcst
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the most delicate fc-
male, and can be given with good effect i'll
prescribed doses to the youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skin, the Salve is
most invaluable. 1t does not heal cxter-
nally alone, but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very root of the evil.
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A radical editor says sgood judg-
ment is an admirable thing in liar"
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Charleston Hotel,
WHITE 81 MIXER, PROPRIEToRs.
k, THIS POPULAR and we'll known
TT HOTEL has been NEWLY FUR
s24AN ANlSHFO throughout by the present
proprietors, who have been sixteen years
connected with the establishment.
III. WHITE, GEO. G.. MIXER.
ChAs. "A. MILLER, cashier. Aug
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COMPREHENSIVE

7ENlE uhacIslgncd have formcd a copart
-! y ncrshlp for the transaction of the AUC
TiON and COMMISSION BUSINESS in ti,.
city of Columbia, under the name ana Vie
OF McDONALD & McELWEr Our Office
and storc-rooms arc situated on Lads
street, first door West of the Post O!licc
where we will give strict attention to ann
business entrusted to our care, and viii
cndeavor to give satisfaction to all CON,
ccrhed. u. Z. MCDONALD,
Aug ! 3mo J. II. lICEI,WFF
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DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
INVARIABLY CURE TIE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma, Headache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, Inflammation
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness,
Costiveness, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirits,
DiarrhGa, Ringworm,
Dropsy, rheumatism,
Debility, Salt RheNm,
Fever and ASnc, Scalds.
Skin Diseases,
Edch Dor Contains - Pills.
one Pill is q Dose.
NoTIcE.,Nono genuine without the en-
signed by DR. j. MAGGIEL, New York, to
counterfeit which is felony.
nS Sold by all respectable dealers in
medicines throughout tho United States
and Canadas, at 25 cents per box or pot.
FISHER & HEINITSH, Columbia, S. G.
July 20 1v
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The Lamp of Life and Way to Health,
PURIFY TsaE glOOD,
CSETHE
QUEENS DELIGHT
9 y g g MRMMNAAMD

For tie co7'e Of all those Diseases hao-
ing their origin IN a oitiated concii-
ton Of Tie hunaa,a system, and those
arising from any departure from tie
Mtcs Of health, in1pr,tdence IN Aci,lg,
ooe''-tdcing nature, from too great in
aulgence q eceryhimot-eati,ag, d'inn-
nag, acorhimg-arlereby nature s'f-
.ferS exhaustion.
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TO TRAVELLERS

THE following is tho travelling schedule
on on inc route between Columbia. Richmond,
washington and New York, ria the Char
lotte and South Carolina Railroad:
Going No,U.
Leave Columbia at 30 D. NJ: arrive ot
Charlotte, 9.2Op. m. Leave Charlotte at
$40 p. M; arrive at Greensboro at 24Oa.
~. Leave Greensboro, by Darvillc Rail-
road at 800 q. M; arrive at Richmond at
800 p. M. Arrive at Washington at G. 90 =.
~; arrive at New York at GOO y. m. same
day. oct =
General Superintendents Office,
k5 - u: .tl .::.. ~ #. 81,
CHARLOTTE x S. c. RAILROAD
COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept, %, 1866
I'm and after SUNDAY, 23d September,
" THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS,
making close connections will be run over
this road as follows:
Leave Columbia at. ........ 220p. IN.
Arrive at Charlotte at. ....... 9.20 p. M
Leave Charlotte at... $50 a. M
Arrive at Columbia at..... 10 80 a. M
In consequence of the above change, we
will discontinue to run Il passenger car
with our freight trains.
Sept % JAS. ANDERSON, sup't.
Schedule over South Carolina R r.
i E - ]: !. u: ss.,=s
GENERAL SUp'IS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, $. g., Sept. 10, 1866
nNand,after SU NDAY, September %, the
" Passenger Trains of this road will run
the following schedule:
AUGUSTA TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. ..........11.o 90 Il. IN.
Afrlve at Augusta. ta............ 500 p. III.
Leave Augusta. .............. 4.3D u. IN.
Arrive ut Charleston. -........ LOO p. IN.
COLUMBIA TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. ............ 800 a. nl
Arrive at Columbia. ............ 1.5D p. IN.
Leave Columbia. .......... 0.40 4. m.
Arrive at Charleston. ........... 7.20 p. m.
Sept % IL. T. pEAkE, Gen'l Sup't.
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Straw Cutters! Straw Critters,

~ Me Sign ot Me Goldeu Pad-Loch.
USE received, u large .arictv of STRAW
~ and Stalk CUTTERS. and for sale low
oE JOHN G.. DIAL.
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Bales bp 1ultion
MILITARY DIVISION op rHy THxxEsssB.
CklE1 QpARTERnAsrER's OpstCB,
u

u. r. MILITARY kAiLR0ADA |
RAsavI1LR, Tenn, Jan 1856
OFFENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
H ROLLING sTOCK.-Wl be sold ct PUBLIC AUC
TON ct Memphis Tennessee, WEDNESDAY, February q,
1862 the follow ing described Rolling STOCK, viz:
~ foor Locomotive Engines, five feet gauge three Old sno
d,srpant~d one s.pairsbiel
10 Sixteen Boz and ~ nine Fls. Cs-no'e OF ets-f's
feet gauge.
SAME TINE AND PLACE.
f} One Locomotive Engine feet gauge lying IN 'ne
ditch the linz OF the Mississippi Central Railroad twei7e
piles North OF Grand Junction. .
At Nashville. 1.Inessee. Wednes3sy February ~ 1909,
VIII be sold the following described Rolling STOCK all OF nve
itst gauge and IL good running order, viz; -,
% One Locomotive EDgn.. Lyman southcr Dnhders
go Eighteen Locomotive Engines X Morris SOD
buldcsa
~ one Locomotive Engine. Rodsors L. NJ. Works,
buders 49,,
ID one Locomotive Engine Sumbourn Smith, builders
~ One Locomotive Tender.
goo Two hundred Fiat and BoI Cars CJnore or less
SAME TINE AND PLACE.
(5D Five Locomotive Engines, unseryic-rhe.
Rollers AND kuning Gears Tor two ~ Dummy fngines IN
servic-sble. -
t5 five spsn, $50 feet .rch McCaam TEOss Bridge. )
Two spans Bndge, 80 fee, each.
3J One hupdfed and thirty three perch let and "a class
Cut stone, comprising foundation Of Round House. g,
Nashville III. bls Of Military Railroad Property remain
Ing undsposed OF at that time.
Sales viii commene" at each place NJ 10 ocloek u Ao
continue until all tine yroP.r,y y dspos"d OF.
Cash Government nds when purchased by haiirohu
opuns on credit If esiredl Of not exceeding two yea
payable IA iDogthly instauents with interest at the Ieo
$40 per cent per secured by BOND sai'iso 70
the Goytruuenl double the amount CT The property Pu
chased ,.., III.
Full descriptions the Engines be obtained on sppca
ton 10 Gait : r. Hanili A. q. NJ. Nashville, Tenn.
F. j. CHILLY Bvt Maj. A. .. NJ, u s. N
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Henry II. LEEDS Auc.oneer.
II II. LEEDS g. MINER will sell by ACC-
LIE TiON or - 80.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ard FRIDAY EVENINGS,
January II. 10 and 10, 1880.
At. clock each evening,
At THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY
No. $40 Broadway, NEXT door 10 1ihany's.
THE HUNTER GALLERY or ANCIENT AND MODERN
oil PAINTINGS.
Being the ENTIRE COLLECTION Of the late M JOHN
HUNTER Of Hunters Island. Weschesier County, ~ r.,
comprising 10 oil nearly 40 GENtNE WORKS Of the old
IDas;ers g..
This sale will Aori Conncsseurs rare Opportunity Tor
the selection Of hne Picturs- being the
LARGEST AND FtNE.T COLLECTION
Ever exhibited oe,.d for sale in this county The late
Mr. II INTER formed the principal part OF Il nom the
wear 100 until 1885 pictures hsys been added since 1879
many of the based especially for hn by hrs
Furopeeu Agent. Nj nObsDN. during the revolutionary
roubesin France balance being tho careful selection OF
the lat. owner during period Of fifty Il has always
been esteemed the BEST REPRFSf NATIVE GALLEkf
9th. OLD MASTERS in tie UNITED STATES. There ere
pictures embraced this catalogue comprising
the ENTIRE COLLECTION of the inte Mir. HUNTER only.
The sale will lie POSITIVE and WITHOUT RESERVE.
They may BE- VIEWED en- and after TUESDAY, Jan. 2.
o: the GALLERIES - above. - .
CATALOGUES may be obtained Il the GALLERIES At
the oic of Messs r.. AZ. LUDLOW Co, No Fine It,, or
at the .ifoe Of the AUCTlOEEERS No. % libcrty-d.
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QcAsrEnNAsrKR. GRsEsALs OryIoK, }

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. December ", 1909
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE-
NJ SERVED EORSES-The Quartermasier General OF The
Army directs that all the Government ors,s now s 6e'
boro D. C., he sold to tho highest bidders. - ,
SALES will therefore, tske pisce at GiFsBORO, d.
THURSDAY NEXT. DECEMBER H. lesa.
and continuing on each TUESDAY and THURSDAY ttere
after. until al disposed Of.
Boat Wit leave tic si1tht wharf every hour on the
days OF sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and are superior
70 ally heretofore offered for sale.
Animals wall bs sold sngly.
Sales 10 Commence ~ 10 o'clock a. IN
T-ims-Cssb in United States currency. -
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Bri. Cen in charge First Division q y. q. q.
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OFFICE or ASSISTANT Dr. ARTRRNAsTBR,
WuxIxGroS, Del jan ?, 1906
GALE Of Surplus Government MULES,
- al good and .ervceabe-Wilbs sold Al Pebble Auction
at WILMINGTON, Del,
FRIDAY, the 9Th Of January
FRIDAY the I:th Of January,
FRIDAY the ly-h or January,
FRIDAY, the 26ih OF Janus v.
FOUR HUNDRED GOOD and sERvICEABLE MULES.
One bundled on each day Of sale.
The particular attention Of purchaser called TO the eI
ceen. quality OF the mules being good size In good con
clifton Kind gentle and well broke to bsss being the
surplus team mules Of Washington Depot.
Animals sold sinsly.
Sale TO commence at sJe- M.
Terrns-Cssh, in United Ststet currency.
by order Of Brey~t brig. Ger. JAMES A. EKIN, 10
charge lst Div. Q. NO. q.
C. H. GALLAGHER, Capt and 40. NJ.
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c.ryy OrsuYrRHAsrFH's OyYIcR DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON ID. g., January 49, 1876

CeIKY OuanrERAAsrFRs oyYcK DEPOT OF WasHlNeToS
WASHINGTON ID. O., January 10. 1876. 5
\ ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH
IL INC CAMP, srd GARRISON EQUlPAGE.-Win be
Sold ct BiIC AUCTION. rnder the direction Of Captain
b. u Thomas, NJ. = X, al the Government Warehouse.
corner q Seventeenth and Fists, Washington, ID. c.
MONDAY January % 1855 at 10 O'Clock q. IT,. large
lot OF CONDEMNED CLO1HING. &c. CONSUMING OF
Drurrs Sa.hss book Jackets Banke,s, Bedsscks Leg
ns Raveock Cap Covers Rubber Blankets, Rubber fon-
ehos Ares PicksIes Hstcheis Spades. Shoves, Kettles,
Ku.psacks H.yersscks Hospital Tents Wall Tents shi"y
Tents. Common Tents Flsgs Goats, Caps Pack Saddles,
Vests Trowsers SHIFTS, Tn-nans. &C.
ue sold. - =,
The stores muet be removed within five days from the date
II ssle.
Terns: Cash. In Government fuLds.
Dr. RUCKER,
Breyet MAJOR -CisDersl and Chief (lusr'ermaster,
Depot of Washington.
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prp.Au ov ORDNANCE, EAvT DENRrnHx1,
WAsBrseToH CTrY. Jan TO- 1866.

cyAJF of about one thousand Q,OOl tuns OF
SNyy SHOT and SHELL at the FeHs near tho entrance
a. Cspe fesr River North Carolina ga, s.,,,
,os hs, VII be sod a. public auction 70 the hgnsst oddr
without and In lots 70 sui, H I'D SHE'LL IL
p ;n IN. Forts st the entrance Of Cape ksu htvef NJ
q Sy tho Navy duriDs their bomb.dnent; -,
- 81 I'D nv me purchaser the ss'fNdffd weisnts
umeasey upon be conclusion q The :ss ~, toe ms
s =: .cs vithn ten days aer the sss otherwise The
ro'se'l'' v A. WISE CHA d Bureau
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Asusr.sr O-ARrxExAsrrRs Cfrcs.

ASSISTANT Q"ARrERAAsTPRs GFrcs
No. 45l EIaBIB HAVE, NEw. ioRx. bee. 20, 1865. J
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
- MULES all servicesbleWii be sold at pubic suction
the Stables Of rty nth Of, and Tenth
One hundred Horses on TUESDAY. I'd January, 1866
One hundred Horses. TUESDAY, 9th January, 1877.
One hundred Mules on THURSDAY 4th January. 1865.
One hundred Mules THURSDAY, 1lth January, 1876
One hundred Mules GU THURSDAY 18th January. 1866
The particular attention Of purchasers 10 cal ed TO the excel
quality animals being OF good size and 10 good
condition The Mues gentle and well broken 10 barnes
being the surplus teams OF tho Warrington Depot
AuiIaals .old snely
Sale 10 commence AZ 100 m
TERMS-Cssh in United States currency. -
BY order Of Brevet Big Gen JAMES A. ERlS
in charge Frs, Division =. 81. u. q.
J.. LEROY MOORE Cept. and \. O. ~.
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WILL be SOLD at Public Auction, at tn,

WILL be SOLD at Public Auction. at the
w New.York Ordnance Agency. No - Worth st., ct II
O'Clock the 2h Of January 1905 the following lo's o.
DRUGS and MEDICINES. property Of Tho United hts'ss
Viz:
Is gallon, Alcohol.
.3i pounds Aloe, Bcn'is are BrN'Ssss.
,e3 pounds Alum,
30 pounds Amcoa!s
339 bottles Ammonia
80 gallons Arpcs,
III pounds Asssictids,
$50. ponds Blue Nitrol
az bottles British Oil,
10! llb pounds Cslome,
81 pounds CabthLrdes
!. 4403 pounds Csstle Sosb.
ZOO pounds Simple C<rse,
7at pounds sulphs:e Copper,
Illf pounds Copperls,
200 pounds Epson Sslt'.
S5i bottles Salphonc EtEe,,
Us pounds Ground Flaxseed,
2s6 quartz spr.s Turpen'ine
1884 pounds Ground Ginger.
1881 pounds Gleuber SsIss,
II bottles Tinct1rs Iodine,
sls3 pc ands Lard,
:, ss.loIs Laudsnrm,
+0i pounds Acetate Lead.
AI pounds Mercariei Ointment
1883 bottles Mustsns L,nirnsn,.
100 quarts Castor OIL,
1sla bo;tiss Opode1oe.
20 pounds Chlorate Potash.
os.a pounds Rosip,
1873! pounds Sulphur,
50 pounds Iotseco-Pug
76f pounds Sglphse ZDe,
Ani.eed An.nory: Aqnaol:l, ARCS. so~ess Ans. Root
Bsrsn Of Cor.ibs Fir Bssscop snd kosia 0ntnsns, ~
ss Sod, ESc, seasa ssR GssoiS %
mans ard foweils Lnin.ns, Csasile Mustard EUtssis
Cro:on GA Fari.s AID G.rsns o' Ola Gloves. Juniper
Hms sasV c.Ssnn. Pspp.r woi@xoca and yoov Eooi
Terms ci,h-Uni,cd States currency The stores will b.
bid In II tie interest Of the Governments should render
nsces.sr,. C..slos-.s can b. he'd on application
Captain Of Ordnance
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GeIp Wante0.

GENTS WANTED-NEW BOOK, NOW
~ RRADY.--Ge, the best. from official sources -
THE GREAT CAMPAIGNS OF GRANT and SHERMAN,
by the popular Historian. J. T. HEApLEf,
Author OF LII. OF Washington" Sacred Mountains &C.
Complete ia one Vol Hlnisomrly lllu,trc;ed.
Hartford Daily Prsss.
lcisyaand Leader.
Grant .nd sherman lave found popular H'torlsn IN tho
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Active Agents az selling 100 copies per week.
Ixtr. indn &C. nierts offered. Send Tor terms. .
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yNALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Mansrer....M MI LESTER WALLACk
(rHn EsrABLpHxrSr rOEs NOT ADVERTISE IN rHs
sEwYOKKHERALD
Open .. y o'clock Begins ats
The a, demand witness the extraordinary and
greatly .ucces .ful drsmstised story Of
HENRY DcEBAR.
renders Il incumbent on the Manager 70 announce Its
repetition - ,.,,r,,,,c
ard Every Night until i1ither notice, .
m. Dr,n. by Tom faylor esq founded Miss Braddons
celebrated novel entitled
UENRY DUNBAR,
Or The CUrCAsr. .
MUSIC has been composed expressly for tho Piece oy MI
Mol.nbau.r
Due notice be gwen Of the h Representation Of sheri
dams great Comedy.
THE RIVALS
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C>OR sALE-A LEVERS NOTTINl4AN
H. LACE MACHINE, suitsbls for making tuvi1
metz, &c. Address Il W. HENSEL, No. - North eSI
Philadelphia, Pa e
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4 GENTS WANTEDFO HEADLEYs HIS

~ TORY OF THE Observation-Disclosures late Re
b.o ands pcensr and extraordinary IN human events
And the rpon which he war has pen con
dnc,.d consti,ntes 1t one of the GRANpEsr AND MoSl
MILITANT CHAPTERS OF TIE WORLDS IIsIOhf
Mr. esdley OF all writers perhaps beet qnahrd 70 por
,rsy The 1pcndous OF the mighty contest TIE pre-
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dr.t DO iion % GRAPHIC PovGRTrL DgIskAroh OF
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of vet NOR. Waited inspiration. aud fnnish ample sop lo
the NOM EXHIBITION PECULIAR 6fSrs Foa MILL
TAN, DECEPTION Under HE powerful pen tue suifns
.en., Of the wai pas. review with the viyness AID Dis.
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WANT From ether source eau 30 CLEAR AND CofPRs
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obtaill easily and .zrseably as ifom NJ h.siry
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TIE Second Volume, compiling this wors iAIso CON
pLrrg ~ on voruNF) will b. issued IN March ao AGENTS
IT, sale In es.rytown in The tntei states
II, apd sud unparalleled sale holds out TO Npc'rhio's AND
PgHsTvKKrSG the s1tis'acorN ISprCksAIr aud
.EtsTyFs LARGER PROFITS thsn hey csn oO'hn
from buos snu, any Other employment
Agents IA the ned meeting wlsl aston nm. snc'
cess.
FOR particulars Apply 20. or sddfess,
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No. lil Ny Imi Il.
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Mafkmern.

FRICSsOSs CALORIC ENGINES.
~ CLUTE BROS oeetrsted por.s.le and stationary III
.nd low steam Ens:' 9 . I'D Sag Mil. fupP'
JAMES l. hpBtNsnN.
49, No iei Duane.st.. oof HudsonSA. E.wYort
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priniing.

CHARLES c. SHELLEY.
~ STEAM JON PktNTRk,
NO. g BARCLAfSTp
shoY- tins orders ofPRESSWORk done for the trade.
WIN. EVERDELL| SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w a.-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS snd LABEL NAN
UFACTUREnS
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Gituatlous Uanico-Alales.

4 COMPETENT, intelligent Man wants
~ si,n,,ion a, GROOM &C. or Garlen.r or both. Ten
years reference given Call Oh or address D IL hhSL' Az"
81 Oh ltbsm.st.
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forscs, Carriages, &e.

CARRIAGES for SALE.--The immense stock
~ now in th- three large entrances No ~
Broadwzy lrd No l6 Crosbys, val be sold Of freaty Ie
due ed prices. 3D Harns several seooni hsnd Csrsse
{. WITTY. no. 40 Roadway
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4 SITUATION as Coachman or Porter IN a
~ store. Good references given. Apply st NJ. " "e''
Thrietls.