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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-22
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
PROCLAMATION.

ICHARLBs KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens OF
Wilmington, and the public generally, do publish and
dselare:-
1. That REED BIRDS and other choice game are in
season. and may be found done in the very best Style
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET BE-
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
=. That OYSTERS now strictly prime, and done
up in the most delicious stews Pans, Rrys Scr at the
Oyster Bay House ia Third Street
q. ThafAll kinds of tefreshments may be obtained at
the said Oyster Bay House. in Third Street. done up
the future, As In the past to make this efeetory
the best In the United States model establishment
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN obtain every
luxury in the shape Of EATING and DRINKING, at fair
prices and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly
49,, Given under the hand and seal Of office Of the
LIS. said oystei Bay House, in Third Street, between
49, Market and King Streets. Wilmington Delaware
this seventh day OF September, A. D. 1864.
aep2O CHARLES KIERR, Prophet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-22
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
SEWING MACHINES.

SINoER's WING aIAomINE.
GRAND TRIUMPH
las been accomplished in the new
NoIsELEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is without doubt the least complicated and easiest
to operate OF any machine before the public; and
for range Of work It is unsurpassed. The Heming.
Telling, Bradlng, Tucking and Quilting is beautiful =
lnakes soft elastic stitch and the on both Sides
Persons in want OF family sewer are respectfully in
vted to cali aud examine those Machines before purchas
Ing as feel confident they will be convinced Of Their
good qualities. 1''
Aa Every Miehine warranted, and instruction given
free of charge eN
The best Machine OIL Silks, Cottons and Needles, al
ways on hand, at the lowest market rates
mch30-tf 6l3 Marhet st. W,min,tan nj
A FINE LOT OF TABLE CUTLERY
n Isasand Table Spoons just received At
mchlo -. A. ROBINSON 4 cos
Evening star., 1866-07-05
HALLS VEGETABLE
GInIUIA uAID DHNrr xxr Il Il

has proved itself to be the perfect
for the hair ever offered TO the public
1t @ vegetable compound, and contains no in
furious properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair fro ON falling out
It cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
iustrous and silken - ..s.
II is q splendid hair dressing. .+t.
No person, cid or young. should fail to use it,
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
- Ask for Halls Vegetable Siciliap Hair Be-
newer, and take no other
R.P. HALL CO.,
.. Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale by ali Druggists iA25-Th.ly
Evening star., 1866-07-05

COLGATEs ARoMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
e superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYcERINK
and especially designed for the use of LADIES' and
Tor the NURSERY. Its perfume Is exquisite, and
tswashing properties unriy allied.
For sale by all druggists fee-eoIv
Evening star., 1866-07-05
sEORET DISEASES

oAMARITAN's GIFT ist emost certain, safe and
efectual remedy dy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. 1t
10 the soldier . hope, and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fe-
male, S3.
SAMARrrAN's RooT AND HERE Ju1cKs-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters, &c Price 8 Is per bottle
Sold by 8. q. Ferd. See advertisement. my5
Evening star., 1866-07-05
TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED By DE
6TRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.

Mr. Glass, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
vsfed case OF and his brother was discharged
yzed with the Piles) Both these distressing cases
SsTe 81 cured with one bottle OF Or. sTRIOKLANDT
PILE kEMEDY. The recomme ndat OF these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by pr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
are cured BY Dr. Strickland q Pile Remedy. 1t fs
sold ey Druggists everywhere. Sold by j. W.
NAlkN CO.i CHAS OHRISTIAHI, 311 Pc.
Avenue and eO2 Ninth street 90 My
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

from the to lay their laures at the feet Of the
Isdes md II excellent to perfume the leaves with
PHALON'S NIGHT'BL CEREUS"
a few drops Of the perfume taxes of the odor of
gunpovder acquired amid the smoke of battle
Ssld everywhere -s-
Evening star., 1866-07-05

SDUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
makes quick work with flies, and II commenced
early keeps the houss clear all summer.
Look out for limitations.
Get butcher only. ie -eolm
Evening star., 1866-07-05
Q e9-eolv
MOTH AND ERECKLES

Ladies afflicted with Disco or atiens on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER-
BY celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION
tbs infallible Prepared By DR.. b. G. Perry, Der
msoloeist, 40 Bond st., y. Y. Sold by all drug.
gi ists In W Washi 2 ton and elsewhere nv ls-eo3m
Evening star., 1866-07-05
A SUPERIOR RrMKpY.

We can conscientiously recommend to those suf
teri2g from distressing congh, RR. sTRiOK.
II Civ relief almost and IL withal
not disagreesble to the taste. There IL no doubt
best Preparations in and 10 all that its propri-
etor claims for it. We have tried it during the
cough. tits prepared by Pr. Strickland, No 139
sycamsre street, Cincinnati Ohio, and for sale by
WATTS Drug Store, and OHAs. CHRISTI.
ANTS, 315 Pa. avenue and 602 Ninth street.
Evening star., 1866-07-05
SU8ELY STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eNOLANDERB EXTRACT BUCKU

everS case Of KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RHHvNAfIsN,
GRAVEL, URISARY DrsoRpEls, WEAKNEss and
PANS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRouBL Es arising from ExcEssRs OF ANY KIND.
CONE, .YF AFFLICTED
20 TRY LANDER'S.
-t TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By al Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNES
CO., New York. and BARNES, WARD q CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
oenerA Aeenu feb l0-ly
Evening star., 1866-07-05

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay of
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J.
SklLL!E HOUGHT0E, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. ap IS-sn
Evening star., 1866-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATER.
THE M0DEL SUMMER THEATRE Ola.
BOLORIUM; Oh, A NIGHT In DREAMLAND
by the wonderful LUBIN BROTHERS. Change
OF programme nightly Admission 2s 80 and rs
q ceufs admission. ~ jyj2t
Evening star., 1866-07-05

.s..-.. sw ~ - . a.
tsn ssc.isf Z hho - A. sIests
Evening star., 1866-07-05

DROIe. J. W. 4. p. KREIS'
. DANCING ACADEMY,
q Opposite stropelitan Hotel
Our Glasses will be continued during the snm.
mer commencing
y TUE .DAY, MAY 90, 1866.
Days aad Hows Of TSisaow:
lor Ladies', Misses and Masters Tuesday ana
Friday Afternoons. from TO clock. =
Gentlemen1 Glasses, same evenings, from to 10
O'Clock. ~
Fer further Information, apply during the hours
OF tuition. or address q note to the Academy mysN
Evening star., 1866-07-05


SUICIDE OF A MARYLANpER.-Tne Mar
borough prince George Co, Md Gasette SAYS
Mr. samuel Tayman. an elderly citizen Of
Nottin CHAM District, committee suicide on
Thursday evening iast. Ne wae found on
Friday morning. suspended By rope from
the limb OF q tree. ten or hfteen feet froIa the
ground. He was sober andindustrious nian-
AFAn exchanes says ssHow shall we bald
4 dam 10 STOP this gold drainf,n We dons
knov-Congress don't seem TO care dsr
about it-Boston Heruld. ~ ~
4 aIIn Savannah, Georeiz, fhey are laying
down the first street railway. and, ,singutarly
enough, the scheme 1neess win some opposi-
ton, though The plAn employs drryers. eoadue-
tors, stahlerpen, And gives employ ment 10 a
large nuuh0 OF persons.s bga - Do rsrsse .o
!. ga Nashville correspondent Of the Chica-
90 JoUsnol ugre0 - - c0npelled % announce
that 49, 4xnendDent11o the OOostituebon will
. Dot b sdepssd ~ shs Tsunessse LegisIstrre
=, o1-lt - ssrzously doubted by Kew York sur
feens Whsthsr there - any sech oissase -
lsiatjc coole99 o. cur skores. TIE acss~s
slassed - .snch have been sroeshtcn BY sa-
- - ~ TEsrta ssr,afs 81 lne 80
Evening star., 1866-07-05

rs is q tSs .ssdsesf sssa sssss 58sl .ef eseas
.tssi =. -
Evening star., 1866-07-05


RUNAWAY AND MARROW EscAPE.-Monday
afternoon, coiored man was dri wing a horse
attached 10 q carriage on 9Th street and by
some mishap the shafts broke. The driver eot
out and fixed the shafts (as he thought) se-
curely, and resumed his seat But the raftline
Of the shafts frightened the horse, and ne start
ed to run. The driver losing control OF the
animal, Jumped from the carriage. The horse
ran with fr1Ghtful speed down 9th street, caus-
ing general scampenng Of the numerous Pc
dist Protestant Church the vehicle came in
contact with a tree box and was smashed, re-
leasing the horse with the shafts The horse
passed down sth, between ID and streets, on
the sidewalk, whore httle child was sitting
in hand carriage The shafts striking the
childas carriage upset IL and rolled the infant
ont on the pavement fortunately without in
juring IL, but the incident caused a shudder
among those who witnessed IL, all snpposlng
the child badly hurf IL not killed. The horse
belongs 70 German gentleman ON 10Th street
and At the time the frightened animal started
no one but the driver was in the carriage.
Evening star., 1866-07-05

- aal,.. =, s.s.l.., ssl = 80 e .s ! !
Evening star., 1866-07-05


They did not ask to change their color, but
wanted the same privileges granted other
colors. fs.1tl - q. lasr,- la .4lrI-T I
Rev. II. H. Garnet read the iisth Psalm.
SMr. r. b. Ross, the secretary Of the Union,
read the report, in whichft was stated that this
was the ffrst year the colored people could en-
Joy the full blessing, but II was not quite a.
fun a. II would be when they took another
step, which would come in due time. Fsg N
The report shows the number of teachers IN
Asbury il, scholars 161; 19th street Baptist, %
teachers, l75 seholars; Union Bethel, 2s teach
lers, 350 scholars: i5th sreet Presbyterian, $50
: scholars; John Wesley, 25 teachers, lSs schol-
'ors: 9albreth. - teachers. 125 scholars 81
Paurs, n teachers, 81 scholars. Total from
those reported. Z. 80 sch0lars and Ise teachers
=. The hfst epeaher introduced was G. A. Par
~, Of the Ebenezer, who fegressed that the
adults had crowded the children from the
front Uf ne stand 70 she ctsksrs Of the crox va
and pruceeded 70 congratulate the assemblaee
that they. the ouce down -txcddeu people Who
were pot peoples were peruItted 70 Assemble
uqder fhe yery -ehadew of the capitol.s For
this pg1yslege mach was due 90 god Abraham
Lhcoln,f Sbo be bslisved was now IN glory.
7 and WAose faUe should always n hela IN re-
mepbfance,s a ew yesrB ago. whfn nbur Or
nve eolorpd nepp1e not togetkers q policeman
would come up Ard. .or6er uam t6rdisperse,
because. \ wa aa nnlAW Wfnl asssnhlage; and
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miscellaneous.
ARMY GAZETTE.

TELEsRAPB TO THE rRBuSz
RELIEVED.
Breyet Major Thomas Mcmillan, Assistant Surgeon,
day with Chisf Medical PaTvsyo Newfesk City sna
accompany detachment sail from NeYok
City reporting the commanding General and Medical
Department Caos fox dstyi Second Lieutenant r. T.
Fooe rom ordered
Adaiani General ofhe army for orders Capt George r.
Ie United States Infantry from duty with hs rcsse
ordered duty s:sd Of Gen. Emo. commanding dsss. %
Washington.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The FO.yaah rnted States aisiIJ % be Ieeged ia hsw-
philadelphia Gen. Meade
seon Gel Unsd Amy, having been
evsd from duty Chief Medical Oner Mdsry Di.,et OF M
sipp orders om War Department Col John r. Hzr
and assigned the command o. the TvsE
United lnir has ordered The c,mmss9
OF tire THIRTY fourth United States lulsntry
Breyet Gsp. II NJ Wi,ssx Assistant Qnssm.s.sr sy.
cf pp relieved from duty there and ordered %
por for ufy u City John Moore Of the Mod
Corps aud Beyrt Colonel y A. has been relieved IRON duty
Military District Of 1ssisspp snf OF
the Freednen and ordered 10 as,y Fore
Nsdsworth. New-lerk Hsrbor.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

. PELSskArH TRIBUNE
DETACHED.
Oct 9i-Psesed Assistant Surgeon f. ID. Payne from
loon o, 81 Mary waiting orders second Assissn, Easss
Edwin T. Phpp esmshp kesaa and sntsd sicf leave al
tbseEee.
ORDERED.
Oct 3L-Gunnsr Edwin }. Waugh ordinances ssy hssy1
Yard, Newlork Y
HOHoRABLY DISCHARGED. Y
De- NActinr john kynn trena this dtsx
usfe William n ssd from Oct Acting Third Assistant Rgsssa
David Ilunnedy from july IS le6@
MISCELLANEOUS.
the Navy Department from Rear
a5sl Pruc Aantlc Squadron, dats8
Princ Hsyt October announcing bis arrived and dspsr-
e on chat day The 1iacnaw sad florida ass ~
port an Prince ALL wal
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FIRE IN BOSTON.
>, rrLEesars 10 rEa rsmvss.

Bosroy, Nov. l.--c. e. J. r Pieress mail ana
heepste factory Medfod Mass wholly consumed %
IRE Ills morning part the building occupied b
Lley Co.'S needle works The fire socn communicated "a
Ire Boston and Worcester Raoed freight house which we'd
DESTROYED with all It's Ihe ere Is supposed TO have
been the work Of ineendiary G. 4 j. fierces loss
e.0 O0 which insured for $1,000 Ley Co.'S loss 10 100
known Tie Boston and wcces Railroad Ccmpsnys loss %
an
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stsau.boats ana RAILROADS.

NOVEMBER Ise6.-SHREWSBURY and LONG
~ BRANCH, SANDY HOOK HIGHLANDS. PORT WAS n
MOTION MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK. FAIR HAVEN RID
BANK. Toe and splendid SEA BIRD, Capt IL b.
PARKER WI leave Pier Of Chsmberss-, follow:
FARE 5oyCENrS.
fREI0Hr-Ieht Barras Tight Bsrrelt - oeatf
MOassea andS 0cepts cen.
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NEW.YoRK and NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD
P,,.aas Station IN EswYo csmar TwsHtVssvsnhtL and
FOuEthsya Enranos twentv seventies.

p..,.naer Station NsWYoTE Twenty SevsnhL ana
FOurthsYa Entrsnos ,twentv seventies.
TRAINS LEAVE HEw-YoRk;
ForNsw Haven 100 300 (EI.,l ilJoG llls (Erj 3W
RxJ a. I'D and GOo (EK JPN 81.
Bridgeport. 500 GIL lilo li3s lEIJ W.
(Ez.) AS. 80 snd 900 thK) .. NJ
Milford and Str1tiord 100. IiSl - Adl, pm
Fer FaE6eld. Southport and WespoT I uoA "a ~ so
For KorwsL. 100 zoo. CIls9 n1A n. i2l., (ELj 900
XXI 345. 4.3e. $50 900 iES-.)3 49,. -
For Dsrsn 200. go u.59 .. "a ia4, AL - ?. ~
Greenwich, 100 95g. 80 an - a. Aa~ ~ pm
Stamford. 100 800 I'll go De M I@ie ti-1J Alh
'I S.r for GS::.i nd I'M s sSs oS. @ as ma
2l5. IA 40. so. ~ 1910, IT. R1 u, no ,,ys
Ear Bo,u VI. sprssed % a. o. tEIi 400 (EIiSD IN.
for Boston Shore Line Ill tt1) ogp D. 4, "a 70
Fer Hartford and Springfield Sve IN thNj i-'i'' Nv WI
FOR coun.e.,cu. Rv.s Rsrosl zoos tEz iflsp teHos
''i Ear fS.od PtS"asnes and gbt Railroad 900 CEI
Haven Ne~.Iondou sna sOaiagss RafOsd tss
n. l3.lS. a0o. 900 p N - ........-
FOR Canal Rairosd 1918 Q. m 70 Nerthanpton
For hoasstonc HAifoee s a m, o. M
For NauKatack Railroad. a9J "a n 200 o. N
Fsr NorUaH hatIoto o H. ST p a
cs-,..sIass 81 aspns Cans attached . n. Txn.
JAMES n. HoYT srvt
NEW.JERSEY. RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave foot OF
IN Couraadts, fot ParLSDHLPHIA OF and 10 M 4 g
~ BALTIMORE and WAsarSeTox al and 10 m
p m, and IL midnight ...rr
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THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.

The great ocean yacht race between the ysche1
ySs:a and Hrondele resulted Ia the victory Of che
dcia vstca arrived Wednesday stenag stts, sss 80
at oecz % nirates IN advance Of her csnssaef
.. The SOS Fss q Wen 70 tie wiasxga ssf fs'so-
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sOIioan @oOSs.

4 AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
IL WRITING CAsES, Portfolios Pocket Books CARD C..es
,ks on exhibition aud ior sale low q The ONCE OF hs
Gsnlflerrers WR T. FRY Co. Nos 3i sod IN Mlhsms'.
VA. 4. FRY & Co. Manufacturers of the well
w. known FRY's PATENT POCKET fLASKS, METAs
FLAsks SOAP SONS DRINKING CT PS. BEWA ARD IEDALS,
&c. Mandatory. Nos ia snd ia5 Wnhsm-st, n y
FENIE NEW-YORK UNION VALENTINE COM
PANY have stock Of Valentines exhibitgnfe
hefsase 1 the Nos l4 End 10 iam fost
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sEI 8 TaA E BLOWS, c,nrIai...n
THOMAS DUNLAP.

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New.
- Yort-NArlLDA q. BARNE sgsind ~ D. ~. OfPES.
HEIAEh PHILIP BOSfOHT sInDons no merry esHsnd
conrsc. 10 each o. Inc .bovsnaaed defend 1870
ants: Ycn hsFeoy suInnicnsd snd TscaIed TO U.s.
answer the compliant IN his action, Of which sanr Sec
cepy IL herewith served anu 10 ttnsse.
the ssid compliant the
al Their ehs No ~ Nssssas Sswiors CITY vhn
tie service ercufive Of the DAY OF nch
service. and t 70 ths aid compsnt within we m
acioa JudfpeHt
thirteen kUndsd doLsfs intes
e April 1856 besides tic costs q th seiies
fishtia Auerneyl.
Tsie uses the blsd this day
The oecs az civ o. New hev
isa kAOFiIAnh fHhhK y ,MLCoxs0e.
LIVERY PERSON should see the LONG
~ sf1fkt" l ffa / tIa
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York Dy 1fbune, at No. tJ Neststs no %
Muusys,.. No Deys, and 10 50 Hudso1.si.
New.Jersey Steamboat Company.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLEs LlNE.-The Boats
N Of tins ns eaye ALBANY from foo; q csnals daily Ism
DAYS excsped) o'clock P Tbs ST. JOHN on MONDAYS
WEDNEsDAYs and fridays and ito DEAN RICHMOND on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS AID SATURDAYS
For freight passage SC apply at the Office on the whert
NOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the
Dsnbuy Railroad. The rev sws steamboat NELLIE WHITE
leaves Pier No foot Msrketl afternoon
Returning Norwak ii ls arrival Of railroad
Trains.
NTFW-YORK and TROY STEAMBOAT COM
IN PAEY-The boats this ine-COSN ECrICUT and RIP
VAN WINKLE-e4ve Pier No. a. foot Of Sprnzst N r., for
chez Saratoga pon Noh. Tls ia the direct line for
the North without chang o. cars.
Il LOYDs DOCK, HUNTINGTON, OYSTER BAY
IL and NORTuPORT CHANGE OF TIME. The steamer y. H.
MARTIN H. Fest River Pier below Walst o.
aud foot o. Thirty at $40 for tho above naaed
places
VNHE OLD LINE.-Sag Harbor. Greenport, OH
en Stesaer ARTISAN G. g Gibbs. from pier No ~
East River foot RntgersJ Wednesday sud Saturday a.
p m WILLIAMS nIOs., no De-
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT
FOR BOSTON .
WORCESTER. PALMER ElTCHBl RG NAshUh', LOWELL
CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INqERMEDiATE POINTS.
The new stencil fieemsr Of the NoFwies Inc ,,o,y
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY or NEN-fOKh'
Newl orb osy lsgndsys eIceped 81 O'Clock p H. rom
Pier No. 81 North River, loot Of estry'stf
FOR NEM-LONDON, =,
there connecue Express Ian ron me aoovs
ponts Boston and Worcester worcester
z S. MARTIN. Agent, on the fler
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Cost anb Sonno.

~ ~
r OsT-G0LD WATCH. Hunting-case, rubber
- chain sstscbed Nov is At N on srSless, 49, 80
Wand fhave The andes will he rewarded b. ssios al No.
l6 Fast Esi.esRihsi
r OST OR ST0LEN-Ths morning FIVE S'S
BONDS Of 900 each issue 1866 Nos lol 30 is lIs Eas
1909 Bankers Others win please sOppaynsns and "ody
JOHN s. YOUNG. Ma. 200 AalbsrEy n
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Goal. &t.

Goal. &f.
DEST English House Camel and Liverpool Orrell
yDCOAL delivered NsnYofk ind Brooklyn
H. l. PARMELE BROTHER, No a Pinsst.
TT0AL--Rsd Ash Stove sse %; Nut 81; Pttstan
~ sovs. 81 80; Nut - 70 T. AshfiELD corner Orchard
and BtaBtonSa
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NOTICE. Tho undersigned has been duly appointed
~ BEseatoT ss VII Ed9essansnt 81 SAMUEL hOIA
k0 The f hsw fen eseessa Al Hsfsees aeee.e4
q The esiets rslse1 70 nsk. snsses tsyen yuLios
Sssss. - a. '' " 'A vi sAAse q aqgALss
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@rorsrl,s ano propisicns.


&roterles ano prouisions.
f~-~~
ToHN DWIGHT & Co.,
~ No. II OLD-SLIP. NETWORK
Manufacturers OF
sALERATUS. SUPER CARB. SODA. kc,
Aud Sole Agents In tho City OF New.foEk TO-
HORsF0HD'S CREAM OF TARrAR.
CTUART's SYRUP. EXTRA SYRUP Of superior
- quality 10 barrels loWced syrup without brand,
for SALE tho cs Of TIE hehnery no leg Chsnesrs.
CTRATTONs YEAST--The best article for Family
- Baking invented Manufactured by g Saith &C.,
Ceneva General Agents this ciyAcDOWEEb DiCKlN
SON No Wtshingons who guarantee the quality 10 s'
hetions
rTNO LOVERS Of OATMEAL.-For SALE, in lots
10 st familiar patent irish and Scotch Ottnes Apply
10 PEHTZ BROTHERS, Nc. l5i south-st.
Professional Notirfs
NERVOUS DEBILITY and all other Special Di.
IN Fesnsle Tenth Ensreed Edition JUST
PUBLISHED. By G. D. HAMMOND ST. D. formerly professor
Special and Surgery the Syracuse Medcs College
Phes OIL 50. WARNER, Ne Vessytt; GODFREY, No. s15
RrosdEsy; MACFARLAND Twenty aud Broadway;
the Author No @ East Fiyer e., between Second md Third
sysa from TO 3oeock, and 7 to 8 O'clock evenings
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SUPREME COURT.-In TIE matter Of the applied
- ton Of the Mayor Aldermen SID Conm0n.y Of he CITY o.
Third Fourth 10 tho CITY o. View lcN
Commissioners fstinAfe Aiie'iA
IA hereby notice 10 te or
eli LSls na lots and improved or IN
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hat al ess a ile srcs
ah,ced hereby and WHO be orVossd 70 the DO Ttgl
TIER wns duly yeaeS to Charles P,sledy s'e
cur Chzirtnsu e once o the Go1mselsr No - Nassau
est lRoeu 12 10 tbs city lelor> TIE ssEeniB tsy
e the tan Seventh
dsv 81 Novenbef that p1rpcse vl e
on fsd ofce on said eleven oclock
aFcoNp That of said and 70
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nents which Used mssng report have bee. CO
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bsrs 10 repsiD until the Sneteenib day Of Ncvtmb let
Tr.Hp TIt the Inis enozaced By die teTs0d sfs
Al Al those pses parcels 81 taud lying sla benE
an street the City Of SewYoTi between Madison
Avenue aud tending either scs said sew
ForpTn vps herein will Vstsntsd 70 the sureme
Cont o1 the thereof 20 be
held 81 the CitT s the City Of NswYSrk sTwcsseoDd
day Eoshs is the ePssiss Of The ceat OF that a, az,
thar there Thereafter counsel can 30 hea
thereon WILDE made that ssg FoTt cenfsnse
Dated Nsw.Aorl Oc;ebeI = late
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Rom PsnaTna Australia and New Lesand - ~ A..
1885, wis connect VITA the rst ~
Noupsny Line ssyHs San krnneiieo jan ~ 'r A'A
One bundled pounds Of bSnss allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free A.. .q :. -
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