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s,.,,.,b;r = oil. tBrl Jadiirs Liverpool, T. Ielild
s,s,n,,hi, Pslm,fa fBr) Watson, liverpool r. Cunsid
S,.sr.hi, E-vor Norssn. Boston, w. 7. Clyde. .
s.hig si.ns,. Gs1e Bos;on Nspuao Steamship CoHqsny
s,-arr .ip Fannie feltoB, Philadelphia .
Shin Dilisentia (Br.l Porter, Loadon; fhos Dunbar
shin CIV o W5utfssi Dagss, London lto. panhsnl
nv sn,.r,. ipu Wisn,s HAVE, tupch Gsnrks W endi
B,fs Msry Lord CBrG Lord Liverpool Nel nly Msnh
Bsk GscIs- And Henry OlsmS re'ef' |0- ' '"s'
L Ldys -. p.,s.A T. T N oio-,i.A-.
~ tbdksdr IdIid;e C.dr aud Yiso, IL D. L. brcoA'
NJ W.
a.. q a lone. Frsncl. Gov Bay D. r. DsWof Co
r., t,isrieke fOd'sl, Iiostsr, Bremen soiasn tiys
10 Prod Cske Br Collc, Pog Plate 'a AacA'as rem
fst0n / Go.
ns Ae M, ~ 'n.i iBr1 Gr,ni S. joins p D. Dswoi
NJ, ib,t,ir.r fBr, Pei,i. Gov Bay, y. n DeWo Co
sLr A. Fsndell SHOVEL, King on. Brett Son -" =,
sbr concoria Dath BIlt Cox Tor orders tunch McfHs
4 Nsldt t.r-.-... ~ . a..
~ i,9,y Lind Terry Hartford. Rentsy Saith Co.
g.lr 4 b. flla.in p'rlflsnry hisntfS
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siovemenrs OF ocean steamers.
PassenRers Arrived.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO tyD SREYrowN-ia ~, ;;..pp,AlO
Re-, Cooper VIE A., ~ Harvey, Crosby Mr.. Under
TKaoa N Delo,rk A. Treadwen Mr. and Mra C. Emery and
family T. Eas s. BahOlo9sx NJ AID Mr. B rsDyer and In
nj Appleton J. 4 Fske y. L. 0rss,house H. OHsrs T. A. still
MN f. stage A. MlnhATd, A. Neble, IL Brown and chill
a,en a Hsrs Buck d. NJ Henderson, Ms. A. Henderson,
l. Vote and 81 Ia second cabin and s.eersse. . " -
FROM CIARLFsTON-In steamship Grsnadl-Mr and Mira e
L. Burcknycs daughter Dr. Lamb wife aud children Mrs
Camnins ana children, w. Rums,y Thos hoses Albert
I,o,,y VI A (ibbs Knser b. Steele wie and daughter
C. 81 TncLss Mr.. Ann ouinn Mr.. H. Dsly Mr., Cs.hsnpe
Ixneh A. ID Lord n. Soues A. Mccarthy j. steideman, W.
ssachsn g. G. Martin. 4. Goodwin, NJ Mis'n w \ Adams,
Nu Sy,nen and . In the steersge.
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CHARGED WITH roaoEar.-Julias r. schell, a

CHARGEr VIII AVhuhhfs-V~11NS ~ ''
smart looking yeang German, residing at No y Mc"' wa
yesterday arrested the complaint Of Charles Goodyear "
The firm OF Goodyear Co.. doing business at NO 81 Sess
az who charges him with forgery TIE oonaahan.
that on July the prisoner who YVES then IN me Employ ?.
Ms travelling agent affixed The meme OF mi. ~
paid 10 Edward Kusohmann who deposited II IN tne bcseIy
Bank time reached the iaTk benf aha wa
Few deys since the forged caeck was discovered By MI
ovsr ana no az placed The mattcv la tho hands OF
oo Reed of he oyent nth Precinct Ivy whom The arfesi
WA made Justice Mansfield committed tho acsussJ i@
WA ,u aafsnlt Ct slo0O CoiL
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feeinrcs ano Alceiinss.

\ ECTURE ASSOCIATIONS desiring the services
ofhe Rev WM IT, SnLBuRN during the next lenre season
will m,Ir application 20 H. HITCHCOCK. LansinG Mich.
VETERAN TEMPERANCE CORPS-The multi
taies from tie Old World h0cklg to this nd Of hStty etao
hed basontemp,d by founders Of his rpnb e ths
freedom tbe y0g Am'fce anf espc
ray orphan representatives Of toe dying IN the service o. or
country need be sun testimony End ibe united acon 81 the
tried friends teupeance liberty dscnc-ate 20 eeDn.ne
adjourned the members o. too Corps Wi Do held THIS
EVEkfN0 Au lth No 2 Nest Thirty seventh street. Persons
faithfully sbsiaine IL o1eep 1hs iof LOFTY
''-' --1 DAVID r. nOLroN. Secretary.
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Spoken.

Ship City n Brooklyn from Liverpool for NeYoTk July 20 IN
lat IS lonF 81 -,
Ship EewYerk Tor San Francisco June ~ In lat
u % " long A. - ". :, =,
Brig Geo Chase Of Portland from Cenfuesos ior NewYOrs
Aug D. la lat. n, loLg. 80 TO-
big L. v Erab, Wilmington. C., for Csdens' no date
In lax27 b long
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
a., s.00 Sun sets.....7sO7 MocE .3v2
s,,s, Gov Islaud. ...G;3i Iisi Ose....s39
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miacellnneAns.

The bark Coleori which ashore Hsnuret ss Decen
Der and of and ow into ihe wharf has been purchased
" E. Adams S0n- and being lifted DOT for whsler -
The yacht Alice Capt Clark, eryed at Coves, Eng zyh MI
from Boston, making TIE passage In l93 Days
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LAW TNTELLIGENCE.

U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcF-AUo. before Com.
missioner OSBORN
PASSING COUNTERFEIT PIFTY-CENT CURRENCY.
u. s. agt James Gallagher.
The defendant was arrested for passing counter
felt ay-cen stamp James Barnes in payment for
drinks caused Gallagher 70 be arrested and upon
the being the station House and searched sOO
more the spurious currency found upon his per-
prisoner for trial.
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Disaster.

OsvEeo y. ,AnS sT1e sshL May Qaeen from this port iol
Hamilton W. with salt erehaDdse, encountered iho gaze on
Saturday, and wsUt ashore al Big Sodus.
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eiiuailcns n)anteS- alales.

A GRADUATE of a New-England College de-
n sre ALTON with practical ,'eoosiss OF MninF I'm
peer where be have opportunity 90 advancement Or 81 means
foil coufss OF study IN q mining school Address go
3. G. NJ WILLIAMS ssleni Macs.
CITUATION WANTED.--An experienced business
y travelling bss lsrra mercantile nsnce
ssud be- rssed 70 VI good hou either o.
NIiSNAN. COLLECTOR Ia capacity Tor which lie
! Address COL
LHlTOR. B0S 40 "a PostOfice, ~ \.
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l)ori- Waroen's Notire.
sr.rs OF NEw.YoRH.

sTArB NEw-YoRR I
POM. WARDRss OTFIcx, No. 70 Nillans.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ Ollle passed April a. 1871 Untitled An Act to 10
Wsrsns the Port OF New York. TO 81 pef
having charge Of the subject matter Of saeh
thas tho following vessels
r Port Warden inst the said
completed within days succeeding sis
nouee. 5oar1 said vessels;
Steamship
Steamship City of Boston. " IL
steamship befBana,
ship Emerald be... y r.
Ship Endaon...
Continental.
bhig Grace DarlDg...s.
Ship AdopheUe
Bark Golden Lead
Hgrk Annie.
bTig Nellie johnson.
Bgig
Er.g tayouf
behr. Annie r.. Glover
Canalboat James L. Hoolsy..............hed lioos
hlkrIlORSE TOMPhlNs. PfesiasaA
}. Arcs IlEnRiHAy Secretary.
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0opartnership Notices.

niSSOLUTION.-The Copartnershp heretofore
De1iriax under the Of FOWLER, OsGOOD PkNDbE
TON fhis dsy dissolved 0y tis New You tngss J.
signed, MORTOMEE l.. FOWLER,
WILLIAM II. OS.OCD,
WILLIAM III. PI.HDLLION.
COPARTNERsHiP.-Th undersigned have this
fgffed Cop8tnerslp Under the 81 FOWLER, o.
GOOD and viii continue The business Bank and Brokers'
81 No. - Lx ,hsDse pllce New YORK iiuslt l. lett:
s.tosj NORTOMTR J.. FOWLER,
WILLIAM ~. DSbDDDs
GEORGE w. WILSON.
rT'iIE FIRM Of WILSON 81 REDMOND is thsdey
DISSOLVED by mutual -onfeut lihrf of 90 Istnsg Vii
$50 n 10 dsioo h,e10i t.y.s D. it ~ . ....,,,,
WILLIAM AEloDHb ~
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OYTIcs on AssT. @. N. +. S. Nh Il. r.,
No. 25o O street. MasHiS eroS. ID. C.,

OYT1cs AssT Q. n. +. s. Nh Il. RI
No. 25o q street. MAsHIsofoS u. G.,
Augnst o. l66i.
GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
- ROAD PROPFRrl.Nyl BE- tod a. public ancoH at Alex
Hndia Vl THURSDAY, August % the balance 4 the Uni ed
Military Railroad Property remaining hand It that place. consisting
"a part follows;
ecoudclass .eryiceble Locomotive Engine Morris Son
bui.denl; fauge, feet 81 inches.
one Go1toI Truck. two small Truck Carr.
One hundred psIs second-hand Ger NDees On ASles
Seventy taas IT" Railroad as 10, tbe yurd nee y
fifteen footun Hydauj Jok tuns unserViee
sble R.i,toad Iron.
Twcniysve wgonght and Cast Scrap IRON secondhand Rail
road pixies Chairs. Rubber Loops Broad A Mail. PLAID and
Counter Scales Lanterns oeTs Dok Tables and variety Of other
srtirl,s. eso
Nine Frame Rulding[
sales 10 O'Clock M at the Military Railroad
Wharf where the Locomotive Riio ID lton and Ger Wheels
stored The balance Of the s viii De sold The Railroad supply
Store tie Orange and Alexandra Depot
WIZ also be .oli q. Pittsburgh Pc, at Il O'clock on TUES
DAY. August "a.
Eleven Boz Cor eve feet range Penuoch Co.. kesrst
square, Chester Cocuty. Pa. baiider1.
yfIm--cash, IA Government unds
Any son relative to the popey VII 6e fui-hed OF appl
q
y j. CHILLY, Byt. Major aud As, Q. N. II. s. Army.
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6elp n)aniso.

AGENTS WANTED--TO canvass every town for a
new W5rk GU AslATtC CHOLERA. rs origin and FOR
~ hundred yea be Of avoiding curing IT, y si
.ael ,ecordug 70 the celebrated Physicians. BY l. p
sROcKFTT NJ y. NewYoTk. The Information his book viii
-, tto..ras Of lives Il l. Excessively circulated Address
L. SrEBBiNS Hartford, Conn.
UTOUT BOY WANTED TO carry bundles and
~ and make himself useful. wen recommended
uANCls aud JOUTREI. No IS Maiden Ans.
WANTED two good HOUSE CARPENTERS
w 40 sot fne h-atfy ree White Pisiu Harlem
Railroad youT mies from CtyBosrd a. f0 Eoae Inquire
n kr. GiiEs. No. Ito hlubsrssi,
UTANTED-A frst-elass CANVASSER who
w tbefoashy understands eaHvans for LIFE INstRANSt
Nhh zach liberal val Dc asde on appes
ann personally 10 SUPERINTENDENT, 40. Is Nalisi.
Neutrality-suspicious. FEMALE NURSES for
w cboess Hospisl Apply the Once a Sanitary sPsIntend
No o M2tst betWen and ~ bringing setters 81
pssnmeadsiion
NIANTED-EXPERIENC AGENTS 20 canvass
w and suEage Oihers canvass for TRIED AND IRvE ~
NJ ~ spencer Agents report large sales The nfs e
20 than two weess Address W. j. HOLLAND Co.
buanxfck Mass Chicago IT.
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6ituaiious inanico-5cmnlce.

SITUATION WANTED-By arespectable yonng
m ChAnteraid snd WsSs Good city reference from
pste Can oe seen for two days At No ls les. SehsL
WLNTED--By o respectable Young Woman, n
w SITUATION in q private family NURSE sud SEAM
sRES WORK, the city country. Best Of reference
Fs Appy = adde's No III Wes foushst ne.I sHthsye.
A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
wsBt ITtAT1OSs DO general OUSEW ORR, &c Al airs
l0WEs German nsitats No y stanton 81 near he IowsIy
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Corporation Notices.

IROTON' AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL
- CONTRA croRsssaied rop9 VII be sesiyss q ,hi'
August Tie construction q DAM ana IA sPPuuanoes
IerrT0 yoycs tofnst IN tAe 'vNNP"
Kent Putnsm County Ne,T-Yofk.
Proposss nuss Propo for Dam &C. for ssorsge
Rservor Putnsu County Coou Aqneduct Department
also dor-ed the Of e beaeI and a.e o. .
Of .e Engipssr Boyd Corners near Carmel speih
rro5s rsr si,s b. obtained % tins Office.
'-"'H' ' THOMAS sTEPHgNs,) Cro,on
ROBT l.. DARBA6H \ Aqgsdnos
a. w CRAVEN. Department
A. N.v. fr'~ "a
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COURT OF SPECIAL sESsIOSs-Aue. 7.-BefCre Justices
KELLY and BOWLING.


VIOLATING THE BOAT LAWS
VIM Gibson and John Goghan were arranged on
Tuesday violating The boat laws These men hired boat
and went alongside laying at anchor In the North
River When arrested they were holding communication
with those board When asked by the officer what was
their business there said they wanted 10 purchase old
junk They we're each fined sloo.
SANE
VIM H. Cline and four other companions arrested for
Ike oaense -. ,.,-. &, n 4
North River and holding with the passengers
on board In their boat found some provisions snd
nqnos The ony which they offered was that ihe
we're inqnrng OF he friends who we're ABOARD
They we're also lined 8 % each.
james Calvin fined 500 for keeping sailors ooaTans
house Bihoutacense.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Officer Richard Kernahan appeared against WIN.
L. Trotter whom he accused OF cruelty TO his horse
The accused cndesyorng 10 drive the animal up Broad
way with heavy load OF ice attached 10 him. which he was
unsbe 20 draw There were between % and 20 hundred
weight the cart the time, and the weather oeng
exceedingly tbs anmol gave up and when the dVeF
arrested the horse unable 20 20 any firther
The prisoner was found gaiity, and nned 30
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rI,O CONTRACTORS.-SEPA SEALED
deg and viii BE- evd - this Once un 9eiSch
Thu RSDAf August TO- oot Tor tho eonslfu0n 81 'AOL
BLOCK PAYMENTS, In
FigAthsye. from Forty-tecoud 20 Fifty eigatl'tt;
Seeond.svs from Houston 10 io1rtsenhst
ThireonllsL University place TO fiisl ave
Nettry.st. from Greenwich n Nesis'.,
Diaue-st ron Hudson 20 Wes,tj
Thirty. hfst.tt from Eighth 70 Ninth tyei
D1sue-s'. from Hudson 70 Westst;
Thirly-hI.t-s'. from Eighth 10 Ninth hTes
EizsOethst. from Bsyard 70 Grand.st
spring. rom Broadway % Nestst
secfer from Broadway 10 b0wefyi
Taifty.foarths. from Third 70 lat River, aud
Fify astrs. from Broadway 10 Eighth'Age .,
COBBLE PAVEMENT IN EleyeniL.aVs ioin oreh
10 snd for Crosswsks across fourhsV tle IN
'tee..oS Of ory Also Tor the c0nfues0no SsNs "
~ 81 owing streets. 20 wit;
Beeckersi. between Charles end Ferryst;
Sprnx.st between Elizsbeth-si and tie boHery
Broadway between Tlirtisth and Thirty brs,-sis
E9hti ave between Fourteenth and fiiteenhsis' ~ 81,
Fr.,svs Eighth and Ninth LlsvoniA s1a t"1Np A'
si1tesnth and seyeptsenthsts ,, , 81.
Stanton and RfvnI o. pciahcey
nd Hester and DiTisOn's;s.i -,
Fory- 81. betu cen Fourth ana Fiji. lvesi IA,
Fir,..sve be,Woen SeTenyglrtl and sevontytns WIZ
brancss h IN Seventy nth Seventy H seventy
ssvepL and also sewer IA oo
tween Fifth Lernk,onyes with branches m fh'h So'H
snd Fourth aysL go ,,.,a
THOMAS sIEPHLks,I Cro,on
KOBT L. DARRAGH, hgusdnci
A w. CRAVEN Bozd.
DAee 20 On Agsedlcl Deptnmsnt Aug1st 4, 1856
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nlarble illaniels,

nlarbIe nlaniels.
MARBLE MANrELs The best place in the city
VI % pllso MARBLE NANTtLs o. e ss, ds.gns a ysry
., ,riees IA "a A. KLABfRs Marble Works No le9 Pat isth
- 3ilvo n y Mate pot ~ ID he country 'ut me ''
ENARBLElZED SLATE MANrELs-superor 10
w arpr.ianr.i dllioi hf e pr.' a. osnio j D.
HlfWaAll. ON1 tisu' 81. lct a.ih p isi't -
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RECEIVER'S SALE or MACHINERY and FIX
H TuRES Of the NcwBrunswich Shes Manufacturing p
PROVOST Auctionecr vii e Public Auction THURSDAY
Aug ats in the building atc5 occupied b. tho said Com
pAny 30 John it, city Of NeBTunswick " j. all MsehaerY
and Fixtures consisting in part follows Sewing Machines Dies
lasts Tools and in fact III kinds OF Machinery with the
uanncnIy Of sbocf Sale positive Conditions made Known
dsv Of " q BY u DOn Receiver.
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THE COMmUNfPAw ABATToBBs,

CAPITAL or TIE ooMPASY-FAcnITIEs poR sLAuenT-
gRrNG 1900 OXEN A DAy-TKg BUILDINGS TO
COVER AZ ACRES OF LAyD-TBg APATToIRs or
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priniinq.

Cnphb 4. SHELLEY, No g. Barolay-sL
Co., JOB PIlsTEN.-Csfds Ggc4as BnI.,ff Iossn
CYft., e. - Coz lowest calh
r-tIihDtf fEEH3WDHf done H.. tIs fr.aa
W. LyhhDkLLs SONS. No. IO4 T1lioun -
as "'.As ~ fiuf1sig IS LAEEL aAhUgSejgi.
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miscellaneous.


FOUNTAIN wELLS-Parties wanting FOUN-
TAfs WELLS made Of any dph ia Sew-Yorh and adjacent
P s5ss9s,d sSeS I S9s BIC q HYDE
Co. No 57.Psfs.row. Room No y
FAMILY WINE and LIQUOR sTORE.-Unadul.
psessee. TO suit By JOHN GAULr Empire Building No Il Broad
lust RECEIVED from Pars-Ladies and Gen.
- tsnen's TRAVELLING and TOILET BAGS TRUNKS, BA0s'
ss osi w sa ny Is S3Sy ' V '
N1EsyARD or FRENCH ROOFS,
WI Pu, up BY the MosEJFY IRON BRIDGE md oORkrOA'
TED moor Co, OF CorIagsted SHEETS flrsi.hse.
DRAIN ELEVATORS
con,rsctea o. tLis msiesia Of great Strength A., o.. y
NJ 2 con. SEMINARY, Charlottesville, N. Y
~. The Fall Institution for Ladies and Gentlemen
wal begin Sept. u, and continue iou5es aver week
+ WA ntSS5 K B., rhH'lp''
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY.
EOLF MANUFACTURERS OF
NAsoNs sPERa OIL and EXTRA LARD ola
FOR Railroads Steamships. and -eeIies
DiCKHARD1's Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
II took Silver Msdsi ct lest Fair American ln'tuis.
II entirely dihersn. from ITO eouon .o,.ossi \ hs, On saIs
nss Fnory and saisoo no 67 Beseksr, co., OF Sullivan
nso Furniture on hand AID NJ de e oIae. --------
Deaf FUEL. -.
l. me wors. Of the boston PEAT COMPANY a. Es. LsI
iDson W miles lom Bos'osl now IL operation and ops"
70 LE y, coYpENsIgG AND MoLDISd MILL foR PRE-.
lEIS PEAT FEL built TO short notice and shipped TO
any part q e0aB. tdce segJ BOXING es and revenue
~ TEIIssnT0IAL RIGsITs for sole Al reasonable rate.
szsd machine b. II motion IN 6uldnf hrs or
Ccaisrs descriptive Of The pro,. Of manufacture and containing
=" LEAyITT HlNNEwELL
Agents Of the Boston Peat Company,
10 90 Congress boston, Ntss.
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Galfs bD Gutiion.

~-~-~~'~~>~-~>~|~-'~~y '~',>>-~~~-~~
A. VI. MgRwrv. knciioDeer.
RY BANGS, MERWlN q CO, broadway cor. 4th.
I'D ss Of Bookf Workf Of Art Fancy Jood Furniture 6c
GRo. A. LBAvIrr AuruonesI.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS 49S Broadway
I'D LEAylTr sTREBEIGH Co. J. Z. Cooley
CoSsesHENTs SOLICITED. ADVANCES sADH
HpEHY Il. LEfDs. Auctoueer
III II. LEEDS d MINER will SELL by AUG
He TON,
THURSDAY Aug
Al l o'clock AZ No Nuibsf feWreu ffh and Sr'h-aves
fLEGANT HOUSEHOLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of velvet
bTuSe carpets elegant carved rosewood and black
Tor suite French plate y and usntel H0rs 1T tom.s
wood ard black walnut marble tables and Parian
figures and vases chrome lthosuphs me eugfasnss Wilton stair
plated rods,
csrved hsok walnut table
marble top buffet corved black wan. chairs 10 black
alnu lounge svcrped china COOKERY and glassware
aud black walnut library and sofa tables black wr han
stand and hail chairs
BEDROOMSElessui carved rosewood and ,ck walnut bed
ael burcaus wahsalds oommode sud chairs teael holsters
and pilO~si hair, husk ADD nacssosi China toilet
spreads, conicTers sheets, &C.
An assortment Of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale win
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK.r.-.
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EJsIIING TACKLE of every Variety Tor SALE by
J. b. CROOK No. 50 Fuliois tbswscl clf and fess Ne"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-22

NEW .GooDS!. NEW GOODSl!-2PateInt
~ Medicines Ayers Ague Cure, Osg92d S
Cholagogue, Shallenberger 3 Pills, Orc gon Ague
Powders, Chickahominy Bit5ers, Blade's u -
brcators, Costar and Stonebraker's Rat EX-
terminators, Ellis Citrate Magnesia, and Coke, s
Sparkling Gelatine. NH :. .--.. -,
spices-Race and jamaica Ginger Whole
and Ground Black Pepper, Long Pepper; White
Pepper, White and Black Mustard Seed, Pure
Ground English Mustard, Celery Seec, Cara
way and Coriandcr Seed, Cloves, Mace, ALL
spice and Nutmegss 49, .s...--... -...,, ..
Pure Medicinal Liquors--F Fine old Cognac
Brandy and old Otard do, Pure Blackberry and
Cherry and Madeira Wines, Jamaica Kun and
Stoughton Bitters all in bottles.
: Drugs i-carb Soda, Pure Cream Tartar,
Refined Borax, Extract Logwood, Saltpetre
Blue Vitriol: Alum, Epson Salts, Copperas
Flo wer Sulphur and Birthstone, besides Lewis
Pure White Lead Colors in oil, Raw and Boil
ed Li11sccd Oil, Bcached Winter strained Lard
OIL. Train Oil, and Pure n eats16ot Oil.
Also, just received, q large assortment OF
French a'nd American Window Glass Of all
sizes ..-.s..a y ANNE1 o. ",
Druggists, 145, King street.
gas- To the country matchmaking special
ty of this branch of our bus ness, and keeping
everything put up in convenient form Tor OF re-
tailers-wc would earnestly reque't call, or
will at any time furnish quotations. arr all othcr
information desired &c o.
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ICE DEALERS.
VCFl ~ Az.1'- Gel !!
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Tee 1oEll : : : :
= Having perfected arrangements with respoSn-
sponsible gentlemen at Gardner, Maine, tor
furnishing me regularly with excellent '-- Il"
- ''''' 49, NORTHER ICE, IL.
T an now nrenared to supply the citizens Of Al
exandria dn;ly with such quantities as they may
desire. Hotels and Restaurants supplied. upon
rs favorable terms rs can be obtained in the
city Orders left at the Drug Store OF Y:
Milburn & Bro, corner Of King and Mashlng-
ton streets, will be promptly filled;
up 4-f .....s.. b. T. Al W hh-1
rCT, r. ICEi!
..-'# ICELl! a..
. - At the old stand, Is, Royal street
my 15-tf ..s.1 r. ". . " an u.
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THE GAZETTE:
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-THURSDAY NG,J-NOEEMl Der q.

J I. B BITE OFF MY EARS Alta social party, a
wsg found himselfiin conversation with a ner
Yous looking stranger Pointing out to him
! gentleman Of inquiripg turn Of mind in an
2other portion Of the room, he said Do you
see that man there? He. is possessed with
uthe9idea that he must bite off strangers ears
and it has causeda dreadful amount Of trouble
lido mot know whether he will show any
symptoms to- light but. perceivlng that you are
a stranger, I deem Tiny duty to put; you on
your guard, Don ts5l him approach very
near The next5 expression OF. horror, that:
i spread over the face ofthe nervous man clearly
7 proved that he had the warning. a little
later the benevolent informant got an oppor-s
gtunity to telIG THE inquiring man that that man
fpointing out 1.-The individually wasa physical
wonder, as a roaring noise could be distinctly;
heard proceeding from: his ear, by getting with
in eighteen inches Of him. Our curious friend
: was struck with the 9unheard of phenomenon,
and very properly began to work himself close
enough for a. personal investigation: The.
movement was: seen by the nervous man, and
great drops of apprehensive sweat, oozed out
from his brow and trckled down his cheeks.
!, Nearer and nearer approached the one, and
more terribly intense grew the horror Of the
other. The curious oman was within an ace ot
the roaring" when the agony Of the: roar
d reached its crisis, and clenching his fist he
landed it Between the lockers Of the misfor-
tunate searcheer of physical wonders, shouting at
the top Of his voice ts'Bite off my ears, will
you? !, iTheaeffec of this on the astonished
audienceWa very affecting. ~ q 9t2-'- p.
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DRY GOODS.

NJ EW GOoDsl ..s. !
IN >~I N w GOODSll
We have just received another large supply
Of NEW GOODS. - ~
These goods have been selected with care, and
many articles will be sold lower than they cost
wholesale in the early part Of. the season. =.
Our assortment Of ,'..->5. ~ -.
IAIE:1 MOURNING GOODS,
for the ladies' now surpasses, in variety and
value, any before offered. -.
= We have fine line Of Chinchilly, Felt and
other Cloalling Cloths. ~, -
A great variety of FANCY and PLAIN
DRESS GOODS-cheap. -1.-,.
Silk, Bingham, and Cambria Umbrellas
some Of the celebrated y ribbed, that storms do
not turn. 80 .s-- .-a- r. H. -~~
A splendid assortment of GLOVES, for la
dies gentlemen, and children-very good, very
warnl and very cheap.
4 good assortment of Brussels, 8 ply In
grain, Hemp, Rap, and Stair Carpeting Floor,
Stair, and Table Oil Cloths, Foot Stools, Rugs
and Mats 49,.
The gentlemen have not been overlooked
We have for them Virginia Cassimcrs, French
do; Heavy French, Castor and Frosted Beavers
for Oyercoats; Fine French Cloths and Cassi-
meres for Dress Suits. Also many kinds for
Business Suits. 4 good assortment Of Under
shirts and Drawers, Tics, Wristbands, Col
lars, sc. ..-..-...-
We have only to add that we cxpec; to sell as
cheap as the cheapest, so that our friends and
the public may not suffer by continuing to give
us their patronage. Es E1
oc Sl-tf WILMER s. sLAYMAKER.