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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-08-09
Mkenzie's 10000 Receipts,
IN ALL THE
USEFUL & DOMESTIC ARTS.

Through agents | now offer to the pub
lie on entire new edition Of MACKENzIE's
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the discoveries of ovcra quarter of CEN
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The articles on Agriculture, Horticulture
and Rural and Domestic Economy, are
worth to the Farmer and Gardner several
times its cost. The receipts for Cooking,
Preserving, Pickling, Confectionery and
Carving, should be in the possession of
every housewife. This department alone
Is more complete and valuable than any
other work ever publ shed on this subject
The diseases of horse, cattle, hogs, and
other animals, are treated of ut great
length and complete directions given for
treatment. The departments of Medicine
brewing and Oscillation, Perfumery.
Bleaching, Tanning, Painting. Varnishes,
Clements, &C., are all that could be desir-
cd. More than seventy distinct subjects
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Send at once for circulars and full partic-
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enclose two stamps and they will be sent
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Address, M. V. B. COWEN,
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TAEGN0 MORE UNPLEASANT MD UNSAFE
ErNEnlEs tior unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. C>c iiELMB0i u : EXTRACT FL
CIR AND IMpR0VEU ROSE WASH.
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Notice is hereby given that the co-rart-
ncrship heretofore existing between the I'M
dcraigncd is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The debts owing by said firm to
be paid by n, i. Moulton.
Dated this 3lst day Of July y d. 1867.
y. u. ~ or1.Tc~-
J. II. M0yLToN.
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j. Denoyelles has sold q half in
terest of his running horse "Joe
Davis to party at Minneapolis
for $3.50.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNsTITU-
TIONs, Of both sexes, use HELMBoLD's EX-
TRACT DucHU. 1t will give brisk and en-
ergetic feelings and enable you to sleepwell
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The drain to carry the water from
the ponds south of the track has
been about completed. The Rail
Road Company have conferred a
great favor upon our people by their
assistance in the matter. and Mr..
John f. Peck is especially deserv-
ing of credit, and remuneration, for
time and money expended in the
enterprise.
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Mrs. G. L. Shuttleworvh has pro-
cured Camera of magnificent pro-
portions by which she is enabled to
take pictures of a much larger size
than heretofore. Those in want of
Photographs, Ferrcotypes &c, will
find her at her gallery nearly oppo-
site the Court House.
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And in fact a full and com.
plete stock in trade selected
with especial reference to the
wants Of this community.
Persons wishing to purchase
for READY PAY, [Cash or
Produce, will find theirs as
cheap as any store west Of the
River.
'ENTCoME AND BE GOWN cED.
New Oregon, May 81, 1867.
28vs) MOON & HUNT,
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIG0R are
rcgaincd by IIELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUDnu
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PEKsoNAL.-Gcn. Eaton of Mitch
ell county, a sterling Democrat in
company with Messrs Adams and
Cbilds of Dubuque, honorcd our
Sanctum with short call on We'd
ncsday. They have been looking
over this and several Of the adjoin-
ing counties, and report the crops
&C., as looking extremely well,
but in all their travels had seen
nothing that SO surprised them as the
astonishing growth Of our little city
II. b. Malone also, the veteran ag-
riculturalist from McGregor, made
US a brief call, and rendered US kind
words Of encouragement. Call again
gentlemen you will ever be welcome.
An inundation from McGresor
headed by-well there was Henry
Ruble, j. u. Stoncman, David
Hammer, D. Leffingwell, Col. Sam
Merrill, Judge Murdoch, and Billy
Fox, besides others whose names do
not now occur to us. They behaved
admirably wcll-all of thcm-though
it locked a little suspicious to see
the nominee for Gov. around with
so many democrats.
John Stone of the Agricultural
Implement manufactury of Frust &
Bradley, of Chicago, made us call
this morning. Call again 9 gentlemen.
Geo. ". Wha!lon, Charles Morton,
and NJ. Pratt, are spending ii
few days with us again. We under
stand that they desire 1000 acres of
wild land somewhere in this vicinity
adapted to dairy purposes. Some
person having such body Of choice
prairie land suited to such purposes
can find a purchaser if figures are
reasonable.
WEATHER, CRops, &C.--For the
past few days the weather has been
extremely warm. On Wednesday
the thevm Ometcr stood at 100 IN the
shade. \ few more such days and
all the crops of small grain will be
matured. The rye and barley crops
have been principally harvested and
some early pieces Of wheat will be
cut this week. The prospects for Il
bounti(ul harvest were never better.
On Tuesday last Jesse 7. Miles,
shipped tho fret lot Of cattle that's
been shipped from Howard county
this season. He tells Us that the
cattle through the county are in fine
condition considering tn e severity
of the winter and The latcncss Of
the spring.
NJ
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Mrs. T. w. LEE.

Will commence her second term in m,l-
sic, at Cresco, on Saturday July 9Th
Terms same as heretofore. Tuition pAya
bic one half in advance. No deduction for
lessons missed, only in case of illness.
CrescO June 25th 1867.
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PNvDuCE &, pEDyinscvs
MISCELLANEOUS,
Notice OF dissolution.

SuATTERCD CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by IIclmbold's Extract Br,HU.
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aT3ESIf arrival Of Mems Hats, just
II from New York, at
STROTHER e. KIRKPATRICk'S.
Brick Block, Crcsco, August LIST. 1867.
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New Advertisements

Snh BUTTER FIRKINS for sale
AVU by
STROTHER & KIRKPATRICK,
South end of Brick Block, Cresco,
Iowa. August LIST 1867.
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,DBoPosALs FOR CATTLE FOE IBpIAA
BERWICK
pEfARTNENI oF IL INTElIos.l

DEPARTMENT or THE lNTBnGon.l
Proposals. will be received up 20 the isth dsy q
Msy, lss7 a. the once Of X b Denmsu, euperfn
tendent OF Indian Affairs fer the Nortbern 50 Der.
intendeney, 81 Omaha City. Nebraska, Tor the
deliherI at omshs OitJ of the following stock
500 hesd Of MIX Cows for thu wipnsb.eo In
dtsns oecupytng reservation tn Nsbrssks
500 bead OF Mill Cows for the eaptee eiour In
OF the Niobrsrss Nebraska
500 hesd OF MIX Cows for ihe fsnctob sioux In
dams, ocC upying reservation IN Da&ota
iOe head OF milk Cows for the Omaha lnxia
occupying q reservation in HebraskA
~ hesd OF young American Bglls.
50 head Of Beef Cattle, [sieersl
HE Cows must be OF good quslitT. American
breed. not less than three nor more than sewn
yesrs old Cows with young calves, ss with
Cali, VAL 10 preferred. Bry will Dot be re
ceived- The Bnle must be not less than threa
years old, and the Beef Cattle net less than four
superfutendent DeRmsu will have the right tn
reject any all the btds also, the right 90 reJe
any or Gil the cattle II be deems that the cattle
delivered are not Of the required character
superintendent Denman will be authOri -ed t.
receive the said cattle and 90 give vouchers TO tn
parties delivering the cattle, to be paid st the
once OF the Commissioner Of Indians Affairs 4
The time OF the delivery OF the cattle will be de-
terniRed by superintendent Denman who will alss
have the power TO change the place Of delivery
with the consent of the contractor.
Good and sufficient binds will be required Zoe
the faithful fulnllment Of the contract
Bfds will not lie received for q less number than
the total number Of cows and bulls called for
the beef cattle. d. III. BROWNING,
NH 80 Secretary
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ID n.
hATTlNGLY. On Wednesday morning. At &
inHtes past O'Clock EDWARD hATrINGLY.

MATTINGLY. On Wednesday morning at s
minutes past O'Clock, EDWARD hATrlNGLY,
IN the oStn ear OF his sge,
HIS funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No JOS Sd street east, between NJ and N
south on Saturday afternoon, at 2 O o'clock His
friends and the friends and sc9 usinisnces Of the
Carriages Will be in waiting at Harvey a 90 a.
undertak ers - 10 7th street, ct CLOCK precise
ly for the ASS ociatiOn of OIL lest no
are earnestly requested to attend.
DAVIS. On Friday morning, at Is minutes past
o CLOCK, after long and painful illness, which
she bore with Christisn fortitude, Mrs EMIL
v DAVIS, wife OF John T. Davis, in the SD year
Der funeral will take place from the residence
OF her husband, 4th street east, between Virginia
avenue and street south. on su nday aftsrnoou
AZ O'Clock. The relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
KROEGER. On the 18th instant, at 6 O'Clock
Q: M, bkEDERIOK KROEGER, in the seth year
of his age.
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-.
dence, It'll street west. above G street on su nday
afternoon, at O'Clock. which friends and &C.
qusintances oil the family are respectfully i'm vited
to attend. atr
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. HAMMACK--The funeral
OF the late John ID. Hammack the popular
proprietor Of the restaurant which bears his
name, TOOK place from his late residence yes
terday afternoon, and was very largely at
tended. Washington Lodge OF Odd Fellows
OF winch ne was member. being present In
carriages. The services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. Samson. and the funeral proceeded
TO the Congressional cemetery, where the re-
mains Were inferred with the appropriate SER
vices of the Order
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SOUTHERN ORPHAN AssoCIATIoN.-The at
ention OF our readers Is called to the adyer-
usement in our paper headed as above Gift
concerts and similar schemes are deseryedly
In bad odor IN this city, but Mr.. READ the
agent of the Southern Orphan Association is
satisfy the charitable who apply to him at 310
pennsylvania avenue, that the enterprise in
which he engaged is no money making opera.
non Tor the benefit of the persons in charge of
II, but work OF charity which shogld enlist
the sympathy of our citizens
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LIMITED STATES NAVAL STATION,


BY order Of the Navy Department, from the BH-
resu OF Construction and Repairs. sealed prope-
ssls Ter the removing or wrec king and recovering
the property In the q. 8. 8. New Tronsides - Win
be received At this Office until p m. Of the 18th
OF April, 1867, when they will he opened Tbs
proportion for wrecking must state the propOr-
ton of the proceeds of the sales which Is 60 be
paid to the sslyOrs, also the time within which
the work Is 70 be completed. with the understand
ing that In lieu OF bonds and ether security for
the fuls lspent Of the agreement, the properly
covered 10 20 be placed in the hands Of the Gov
eminent. to be sold from time TO time, may b
deemed eDtageOus, the proceeds remaining in
the hands OF the Government until the whole OF
the wTeck is removed, and the work completed to
its satitfaction. In ease of falling 10 prosecats
the work with satisfactory diligence, or ts cori-
plete IL IN due time. the department. reserves the
right 10 snDul the agreement, and the property
recovered Will he forfeited TO the Government.
For the purchase. as she lies, the proposition
must state the timeswithin which the wreck Will
be entirely removed. The money 20 be paid at
once; and falling to have her removed in time,
the vessel will be forfeited to the Government.
the right will be reserved 90 reject all of the o.
fers, and no agreement for wrecking will be
awarded until the apparatus OF the bidder has
been examiDed aud report as sufficient for ths
purpose. Information can be obtained 81 this
of1ce OF the amount Of weight Of Iron plating.
machinery boilers, and other srtcle:in this ship.
Respectfully, &c, O. q. Gibson,
mn IS mwfst commandment Naval station
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COOPER * LATIMER, Auctioneers, sold this
morning, at auction, Brady's Gymnasium, for
the sum of S2,2I0. The Gymnasium Will be
open as usual after this date
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MARRIED.

TEEPLE-BBOWN. On the 1lth instant by
Rev. Mr.. Leeoh, ID. II TEEPLE of Michiaan 10
Miss N X: BROWN, Of W ASH n gton, ID. u.
michigan papers please copy
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JEwELRY.-OrRamental Bog Wood Sets
and Buttons, Jet and Pearl Sets and Buttons,
Coral Sets, Pink and Blue Sets, Silver Plated
Spoons, Forks, Cups, Call Bells, received this
morning. at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, near Ak st. 4
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+ NOW IN STORE
Linganore. j b Gsnbrill. Araby, Golden Hill,
Ceresville, and other choice Winter WHEAT,
FAMILY and EXTRA FL0URS. All grades
Western Extras, from So to SIS 81, as to aanti :
i 600 Bushels FAMILY MEAL, (Taylor &
Keifs } BALED HAY, STAW, &c.
For sale low, by
W NJ. GAIT Il CO,
Indiana avenue aud LIST street,
NH % near Baltimore and o. Il. Road pot.
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NATIONAL CoNC ERT.-The cslored people
OF She District celebrate the dawning day of
'hslI freedom BY a National Concert at the As.
Friday. the 10th inst
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NO BETTER INVESTMENT can be made than
IN Clothing at the present reduced prices at
the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
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RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.-Marian Carter
coloreo, was arrested Wednesday by oficer
nGkwood, C. the Second Ward, for recei wing
clothlng stolen from the residence of = p
noses, on New York avenue. She Is held for
nearing by Justice Bates.
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SELLING CLEARS ON SCNDAY-Joseph Hess
atooabconist, was arrested by officers Brasnau
and Padgett, OF the Fourth Ward. for sellinp
him so.
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FOR PLAsTERERs AND BRICKLAYRRs-
Blue flannel, blue satinet and blu leans Pants:
also heavy duck overalls: al Henning's One
Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Sew
enth street and Maryland avenue.
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Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re-
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, 400 9TH street, opposite the
Post Office.
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fHE EEGIsTRATION.-Yes terday 600 voter,
were registered in the Fourth Ward, 40 whit,
and l6O colored. The Board will close up il
O'Clock
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For SHIRTS made TO order go to Francs,
49i eth street, between ID and r.; also, Gents
Furnishing Goods, at prices. that defy compe-
tition; Gray's, Byron's and Imitation Linen
Collars, IS cents per box; Scarf and Ties in
endless variety. 81:
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4. LOOMS, ND,
DORTABLn

STEAM 1N0IMEo,
Combining the maximum Of efficiency, durability,
End economy, with the minimum Of weight and
price. They ere widely and favorahly known,
more than 600 being In use. All warranted satis.
factory or ne sale. Descriptive oircaiafs sent On
]. o. HoADLBY co.,
Q te eeo@ T LAWreRee, Wass.
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SELLING LIQUOR on Sunday
Casper Herbert was arrested by Ofacer Crovvn
% the I'd prec nj. for selling liquor on SUNDAY
lie was fined $50 by Justice Harper
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If YOU WISH to have a fine Suit made, and
get Shirt, Tie, &c, to correspond, go TO Bars,
lars at 25 and 80 cents a box, at Bar S, corner
9TH and Il streets. Fat
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THOSE of our citizens who das,ra 70 a,
trnd me PaIepa- Brignoh concert at MetZe.
rOits Hall on Monday evening next shouId
cali n once and secure their tickets
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For CORNs, BUNIoSs, BAD NAILS, etc, con-
suit ID. White, 42i Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 4 and 9th streets
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ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars inst
received. Call and look at them at the Grea,
Central Clothng House, AGO 7th street, oppo-
site the Post Office.
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Coon COTTON SOCKS, 10, 20, and p cents per
pair; good Merno Shirts and Drawers, 90
cents each; good Summer nders hirts, IS cents
AT Francs Popular Gents Furnishing Store,
i9i 7th street, between ID and T.. Also, good
White Shirts at Sis, 81 and - so. s-l
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arrests IN the District yesterday, mostly a
Corporation cases The fines amounted I
>g-2ss
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CARRYING WEAPONS William Tolson
was arrested yesterday by officer NuIting FOL
carrying deadly weapons. Justice Harpe
fined hIm 500
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SELLING WITHOUT LIcKSsE-Frederick
Martin was arrested by oficer Drane, of The
wsrd for selling without license, yester-
day. Justice Thompson fined him S209i.
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SHILLING BY SANPLE.-RObert Hunter was
arrested yesterday, ey oificer Felt, for selIin z
goods by sample without license. He was
taken before Justice Giberson and fined $50.
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JUST RECEIVED this mernIng one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar suits, al
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 eth
street, opposite the Post Office.
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LAND sALx IN LOUDOUN.-The LoudouI
Mirror says: ga tract OF laRd lying near All
d!e, IN this county, containing 2iO acres, apC
belonging to Geo. Garrett, was sold al public
sale ia lsesburg, on Monday last, for SO ne,
acre James 4. Silcott purchaser"
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TBE JAPASKsE--Matinee performance a
Wallis Opera House tomorrow afternoon.
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ARABIAs EIGHTs.-Matinee performance q
Odd Fellows Hall to morrow afternoon.
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OL0THING. DO.

M LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner
Az OF 9Th and ID streets, desires to re- a
turn bis thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon him du ring past sea. ons, and ~
al the same time invites his friends to visit
ms store aud inspect his new and choice Sc -
isouSn Oh goods, which he has Just pnrchased for
DON his associate, continues to give his constant
attention to the style and general appearance OF
all garments made at the establishment. The best
work and moderate charges Is our motto. aps 3m'
II J. HEIBERGER,
(Successor to H. r. LouDoS Co.,
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, date Browns,J
sp6-f No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington.
JAMES T. WALKER,
MEMS MERCER AND TAILOR,
<s4 Seventh Street, Asa
Near Odd Fellows Hall,
Bess leave to inform his former patrons and the
general public. that he is almost daily re a
celvthg additions to his new beautiful
stock OF Goods, ad apted to ~
MEN AND YOUTHS WEAR.
which must be seen to be appTecia lated. -A-
None but the most skillfu artists are en- ployed :,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed, both with
regard to
STYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP.
Always on hand a complete assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
Give me call before purchasing ap5-tf
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JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
House. j. III. SMITH,
400 eth street. oppOsita Posi- Office
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SENATOR YATES RoBBED-This morning q
daring burglary was perpetrated at the hons So
OF Mr. Mc3 han, No. PA T. street, between 9th
and 10th. the victim being Hon. Richard Yates,
senator from Illinois. The burglars effected
an entrance by getting into the back ward
and raising ladder which they had brought
with them from the corner OF Seventh and III
streets. They got into the second story win
dew OF Mr.. Yates room where that gentleman
was asleep. They carried off Mr.. Yates vest
with his pocket book containing over $500 in
money and gold watch and chain valued at
$3.50, and passing into an adjoining room thew
rified the pockets of Mr.. Yates secretary of a
small amount of money. While this was
going on, Mr.. Yates was partially awakened
and calling his secretary by name, one of the
parties answered.
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a SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. b. Romano, Mana
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. 3.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wytis.-This uora.
ing JOAN Hicks, indicted for the larceny OF a
gold ring from Albert KrookA WAS convicted,
Martha Smith, indicts for the larceny Of
$500 90 from Zelmon- Richards, and solomon
smith her husband, indicted for receiyine the
money knowing IL to have been stolen, was
onment each in the Albany penitentiary. "a
VIM. ID. Simonds. indicted for the larceny
OF q coat from Major r. Kelly, and also in
6lcted Tor the larceny of coat. pants and
vest from the same, plead guilty, and was
years. =
money from FREDERICK Shafer. was conyicted
and sentenced to twelve months in Jail
as. }. Aldrick, indicted for sn assault and
battery, was convicted. Mr.. Phillips, for the
defense, moved a new trial.
In case of John Steward, convicted OF biga-
my yesterday, the verdict was Get aside and
new trial granted.
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All the above Mahogany must be OF che best
quality and Thoroughly seasoned and Delivered an
Wsshloeton orGeofeetovn within 2; dsys after tas
sUot ss.ul bidder sbsli have been notthed Of the
acceptance his pro possi, and be subject 60 toe
inspection OF the fpsDector OF Materials
The Department reserv the right % REJECT any
ell OF the bids. IL considered for the Interest q
the Government 20 do 90.
Bids 10 state price per n feet, board measure.
ard 20 De enclosed in . sealed eDyelope snd O..
MULLuTT,
apq 80 euperyising Architect