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DIED.

ALLEN On the morning Of the 10th instant,
THOMAS ALLEN IN the 52d vear OF his age
His relatives and friends are Invited attend ths
funeral from his ate residence, No. $40 N. Seventh
street. on Monday next, the 2st instant at 10 O'Clock
A. n.
CLAXTON.-on the l5tn instant of pneumonia.
EIIZABETH, wife Bethel Caxton D. D., ana
daughter of the late Hon. David scott, OF Wbesbarre,
aged al years -,
attend her FUNERAL without further notice at the Church
o the saviour Thirty eighth street, Chestnut, ON
SATURDAY morning next at IL O'Clock ~
KIMBALI.-This morning at O'Clock, HOWARD NJ,
Youngest son Of Charles and Emma SpOOner Rimball
in The 22d year OF his age.
The relatives and una friends Of the family are invited
10 attend funeral from the residence of his parenta
No 6S6 N. Sixth street 10 O'Clock TO morrow moRlng
the 18th Instant lntement at Laurel Hill Cemetery
MoCULLY. ON the 18th Instant after a lingering ill
ness ANNIE, wife of William 9ooully, and daUgh-
ter of Isaac and Jane Buckingham
The relatives and iends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence her
husband No 9Sb Sixth street, above Pine on FRIDAY
morning, the 18th instant, az O'Clock Services at st.
Joseph's Church.
sHoFMkKER.-On the l7tb instant RACHEL, SHOE
MAKER in the list year OF her age,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respecthV
invited TO attend her funeral from the residence Of her
sOn, Jalien shoemaker No 1919 Guard avenue On
Regent day morning. the 18th instant II O'clock To
proceed to Laurel BILL s.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM wAsHlEOrOM THIS AFrERHuOM.

ESPECIAL DBsPATCHEs TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, January H.
National UniOns Republican Executive
Committee.
The National Union Committee, appointed al
the Baltimore Union Convention, and which
was reconstructed last year. meets at willards
Hotel tonight for general consultation.
The Impeachment Movement.
The tumult in regard to the impeachment
movement is increasing. The extreme men of
the Republican party express their determine
ton to push the matter to its bitter end. and
they expect to bring a majority of Congress
to their support by party vote. The reports,
however put in circulation iu regard to the
serious nature of the evidence taken by the
House Judiciary Committee are untrue, and
are so pronounced by Mr. Wilson, Chairman of
the Committee.
The Committee have given time to Mr.. Ashley
TO produce evidence, and the matter rests there
at present, so far as the Committee is concerned.
It is charged that many of the reports sent away
from here have been intended to influence the
gold market.
Numerous remonstranoes are reaching Repub-
lican members warning them that an; attempt
at impeachment will cause a convulsion in
financial matters. But those favorHg the inn
peachment movement reply that it will havelno
more effect than did the assassination of Mr..
Lincoln.
Our New Senator.
Hon. Simon Cameron was in the Hall this
morning, and was warmly congratulated on his
election to the Senate.
League Island.
The Senate Naval Committee have come to no
conclusion yet in regard to League Island.
Mr. Washburne, of Illinois.
Representative Washburne, of Illinois, is not
so seriously i'll as reported, but is troubled with
spinal affection, and will leave in week or
so tor Europe for medical advice.
Government Paper.
Proposals for the great yearly paper contract
for the Government will be invited tomorrow,
and bids will be opened on the 18th of February
by the Congressional Committee.
The Appointments UncOnfirmed.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
| have not considered any nominations before
them this week. There are indications that
! Cowan and McGinnis will not be confirmed. and
! General Dix may not be.
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Murder in Cincinnati.

occurred here last night, the details of which
are not fully known. The victim is Mary j.
Thompson a daughter of Peter Thompson, a
well-knOwn Scotch liquor-dealer of this city,
mistress of William Mclaughlin, a prominent
builder of this city. The wife OF Mclaughlin
went to house on Baymiller street last night
and found her husband and Miss Thompson in
bed together, which so enraged her that she
Thompson that caused her death in few hours.
Preparations were made for hasty burial; but
the authorities got wind of the affair and an
inquest s being held on the body.
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= IMPORTANT To IoUNG MEN.-A good business
education may be the means OF securing you for.
tune; and among the schools which make speciality
of imparting q knowledge of business affairs the
Quaker City College stands foremost The pro.
posed removal of this institution to Fifth and Ches
mt streets and a temporary reduction of terms
make this a favorable opportunity for those who
wish to enter at the low rate of $50 for the full
course,
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Another of the POlice-ImbrOgliOS Suits.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE, January 17-William 1hompSOn,
Sheriff of Baltimore, has brought suit in the Supe-
rior Court against Judge Bond and the old Police
Commissioners. for false ImprisonmentS, and
damages consequent thereon.
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MARRIED.

EDwARDS-sOUDER- August IL 1865 by the Rev
W. c. Robinson, JOSEPH EDWARDS, OF Wilmington.
Delaware, to Miss ELIZABETH SOUDER, OF Philadel-
phia
GRAHAM-srAUFFER.-At AT Media, Tuesday, the 18TH
of January. by Rev. ]. W, Dale Mr.. THE :. A GRA-
HAM to Miss ANNIE L. STAUFFER both OF Pha-
delphia. No cards.
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We ARE IN TaE .ulDsr ~ IIAS JLUTION! GenU-
inc European perfumes are no LONGER proc urable
here. The tariff blOckades our ports against them.
But in their place stands Phalon's "NIght- Bloom
ing Cereus," the superlative OF all floral extracts
and every American lady wonders, as she inhales
its odOr, how she could ever have tolerated them
Ts,pistOipTl Democrat.
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" IsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is ga com
bination and form moeed" for healing and
curing diseases of the throat lungs, and chest II
cures a cough by lOosening and cleansing the
cause, instead of drying mp the cough and leaving
the disease beb'-
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DEALER IN BOGUS JEwELRY.-John A.
Pierce is gentleman who sells fluid that will
polish anything, trem penny to doorplate,
article Is entitled to gold ring made # brass,
a set of earrings of the same material etc.
This being unlawful, he was arrested yesterday,
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RECOvERED.--Lieutena Connolly has
succeeded IN recovering about $500 or S400 worth
of goods stolen by Harrod lately from stores
on Chestnut street The property had been sold
TO various establishments. and consisted OF fine
pocket cutlery. combs, pencils, etc.
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LADIES, GO TO u. BYRON MORSE g. Co, No 9O2
and 904 Arch street. tor your Fined Oysters, Chicken
9alad. Coffee and w Offes
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No CURE No PAY!-PosITIvBLY No CURE No
PAY.-Dr. Filters Remedy cured O. +. Clothier OF
Rheumatism, No. % North Water street. Used
inwardlv. Advice gratis 10 TO l. Office, No. 90
Gouth EOurfh strnat
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DIED IN THE STATION HoUsE.-Last
evening, about halfpast o'clock, Officers Ward
and Citizens arrested a man who had been shot
in the neck with bottle of whisky, at Ninth
cart to take him TO the Fifth District Station
House, where he was put into a comfortable
cell for the night. About hafpast 10 o'clock,
when going to inspect the cell, Lieutenant Con
nelly found that the man had just expired. The
Coroner was promptly notified to hold an in
quest upon the body.
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COAL OIL REFINERY DEsTROYED,-About
attached to the Paraffine Oil Works OF Messrs.
William S. Laird & Co., Twenty-fourth and Race
streets, caught fire from the leak in the pipe
leading from the still. The light woodwork
around the still was soon in a blaze, and in a
short time the whole shed covering the furnace
still and condenser was in a blaze. The main
building, although in great danger, escaped
without damage. The loss will not exceed $500.
The loss wus partially insured in the Equitable
Insurance Company of this city.
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GEoRGB W. JENAISs, NO. IVoG spring Garden
street, keeps constantly hand fne assortment OF
Candies and Fruits
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WHAT IL None COMMON OR DISTRESSING THAN
A BILIOUS ATTAoKy-Who Is not familiar with the
stomach and Chest Low spirits, Restlessness,
G!oomness of Mind Weariness, Dull Headache,
Dirty, GREASY appearance OF the skin. Yellow Tinge
of the White of the Eyes Loss of Appetite, and
Costlvepess? Few, indeed of the more ordinary
ills of life are more widely prevalent tnan these
Billions Disorders and yet they may readily be got
rid of by using DR. JaVne's Sanative Pills, by whose
operation the Liver will be RAPIDLY restored to
healthy action the tiated secretion OF the Stomach
changed all CostiveDess removed, and the whole
system assisted in recovering Its normal condition.
Prepared only ~ No 90 h"9""' s'rHet,
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The GAS TRUsT-NoMINATION BY THE
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS OF SELECT CoUNCn.-This
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the Republican mem.
ber5 Of Select Council held caucus in the
Select Council Chamber. and nominated as their
candidates tor Trustees of the Gas Trust.
Charles Graef and John A. Houseman, the old
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and taken before Alderman Hurley, who hello
him in $500 bail. Security being entered, he
was permitted TO depart, with the caution not to
sell any more ''coldp iewelrv.
WE HAVE still further reduced prices Of Meme,
Youths', and Bows ClOthmg-bong determined TO
G. Ose out Winter Stock.
NO BETTER INVESTMENT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CLOTHING AT OUR PRESENT PRICES WHICH ARE
LoWtR THAN THEY POSSIBLY CAN BE NEXT
WINTER
HALFWAY BETWEEN { BENNETT A. Co.,
FIFTH AND ( TOWER HALL,
INT Sra Mar glrrr1trr
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A NEW CHURCH AT THE WEST END
We are informed that new Baptist church will
be erected, during the coming summer, upon the
vacant lot on Eighteenth street. below Spruce.
This enterprise Is under the auspices of several
wealthy members of the church on Spruce
street, above Fourth under the care of Rev.
James Wheaton Smith. 1t will be remembered
that one of the provisions of the will of the late
DIR. Jayne, devoted a sum of money for the
furtherance of this object, and we doubt not
that building will be erected which will form
great addition to that elegant portion of our
city.
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THE SToRM.-The effects of the storm OF
last night and this morning are plainly visible.
papers from New York were delayed three
hours. ewing 10 the impossibility OF the
trains forcing their way through the heavy
snow-drits. At present the weather is beauti-
fnllV clnnr
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PERHAPS You DON'T KNOW lT!-rhat the best
Clothing The cheapest IN more particulars than
merely k0stina LORger 1t rs cheaper IN tnes other
pOints:-It is more satisfactory, thus sdUes wear
OF discomfort on your mInds II is hGndsomsr, thus
sases the necessity of having UGriety of suits for
different OCCASIONS; when you are tired OF a good
suit it be sold Tor sum that would, oftentimes
purchase what is called "cheID suit" 1t always
has an air of style even when worn thus sdUeS you
ever feeling that you ale ShGbbUy dressed. All Of
these points secured by purchasing your cloth
ing at Chsrles STOKES & Co.'s Flrst-Class Ready
Made Clothing House under the Continental"
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STOLE A WHISKY STILL.-A short time
since Michael Gamer made bargain with one
Willie m Coleman TO buy whisky still. Each
were to put in Sl75. Ganer became treasurer
bought the still, and carried it off to place at
Twenty-frst and Federal streets, and taking
another man into partnership, commenced
manufacturing the bug juice" Coleman
learning this, had Gamer arrested and taken
before Alderman Delaney, who, after hearing
the facts OF the case, bound him over in the
snm of $500 Tor his appearance at court.
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moned by Coroner Daniels to investigate the
boiler explosion at Patton's Planning Mills
visited the spot thus morning, but owing to a
large chimney which towers over the boiler
house to a dangerous eXtent-the wind blowing
a gale, and it is at any moment liable to come
down-the gentlemen were deferred from inves-
tigating the cause. The chimney will be re
moved to-day. and the investigation will be
resumpd tomorrow,
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PUBLIC NOTICE e. g. Whitman g. Co.. No 3lg
Chesnut street are now ready TO supply their cholce
and pure COntec ions, nut up in neat boxes.
Also q large assortment OF Imported Boxes Sur.
prises and Knick knaeks for Trees
RHEUMATIsM, GOut Neuralgia etc. No cure. no
pay. Or. Filters Remedy, No. 20 S. FOnrth street
POUND and LADY cake made of the best materials
delivered per order, by Morse Co., Nos. 9t2 and
qO4 Arch street.
A CARD,
~ BELBVING THAT THE CUT, QUALITY H.
FfFHAyD PRICE OF CLOTHING ARE MAppE8s a.
6z{y@RoT UNWORTHY THE SCRUTINY AND CON. Rs6
U8 sIDERATlON OF @ fkuD sNI mn n Nm, WE INVITE go
BB a CAREFUL bS sII,,1, An1SA IiOo SSD oF OUR =&g
OF WINTER
RRADY.MADE CLOTHING,
Ne5F@EMBEACIRG EVERY VARIETY OF DRESS, gsn
d5y7 BUSINESS, AND STREET SUITS PRIORs An
ge6 ALL REDUCED SINCE TAKING ACCOUNT OF An
wANAMAKBR g. Brown
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALF.
Southeast corner sixth and MARKET Streets.
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A NEW ARTICLG-THE PATENT SHUT
~ ter Bowers prevent your shutters trom dapping
aud rafting on a windy day, as those do which are
bowed with rings and cords. They are easily put on
yourself For sale by TRUMAN SHAW.
No sS5 Figbt Thirtv-fivel MARKET Ist below Ninth
nISH PANS, WASH BASINS, FARINA
i J ana MIX Boiers Tea and Coffee Pots, Wash
Boilers and other artices OF Tin ware, for sals BY a
TRUMAN d. SHAW,
No. sa5 eight Thirty-fvel MARKET st below Ninth
HOOKs AND STAPLES FOR STEP LAD
IL ders from IS to ~ inches constantly IN stock at
TRUMAN & bHAW'S
No ss5 (Eipht THIRTY. Ave) MARKET St.. below Ninth
" WARBU RTON,
~ AFABHIOHABLE HALTER,
No, $50 CftESNUT Street
Next door 10 Post ONCE.
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great Engish Astrolo-
gst Clairvoysnt and Psychometcisn, who has aston
ished the scientific classes of the Old World has now 10
Gated herself at Hudson, N Y. Madame THORNTON pos
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight ss to ems
BILE her to impar knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either While in stato
Of trance she deneaes the very features Of the person
you are to marry and by the aid Of an instrument OF in
tense power the Psychomotope, guarantees to
produce Meke picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant together with date Of marriage, position
In LIE leading traits Of character &c. This Is no hum
bup a. thousand Of testimonials can assert She Will
send, when desired certified certificate. or written
guarantee that the picture Is what 1t purpos to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair and ing place Of BIRTH
age dispoon and complexion, and enclosing fly cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you viii re-
ceive the picture and desired information by return MAIL
ALI communications sacredy confidential Address. In
confidence, Madame E F. THORNTON, p. O. Box 22s'
Hudson. ny ~ marcn ~
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,,o-cb On Tyr
C,TEVENs HOUSE, Nos. FL. %, as AND 2

CTEVENs HOUSE, Nos. al. as, as AND "a
= broadway, N. Y, opposite Bowling Green-tn the
SDronean Pian.-THE STEVENS HOUSE is well and
widely known to the travelling public The location Is c.
pecay suitable to merchants and business men; IN
tbe hehway of Southern and Western trayel-and ada
cent TO all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots
Tfe STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation for
over 400 euess- is well furnished, and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and entertainment
of it's inmates The spacious and well venti
lated-provided with gas and water-he attendance is
nrompt and respectfu-an the table is generously pro-
yded with every decacy Of the season at moderate rates
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeed We
are enabled to offer extra facilities for the comfort and
pleasure of our guests. GEO. Z. CHASE & CO.,
MAY 2S emo Propretors.
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is Better than Cure.
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PpRovED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
n the French Medical Faculty as the only safe and
nfable antidote against infection from Special Diseases
This invaluable preparation is suited for either SEX and
hus proved rom ample experience, the most efclent
and reliable Preventive discovered thus efechng
desideratum long sought for In the Medical World. II
sed according to directions every possibility OF danger
may be ayoided single application will radically neu'
traze the venereal virus, expe all impurities from the
Be wise in time and at very small outlay save hours Of
untold bodily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific, SO universally adopted IN
te Old World is now for sale for the first time in
America by +. A. DUPORT CO., only authorized
Agents for the United States.
Price So per bottle. Large bottle double size 30.
racked on receipt price, TO any address, with drec'
'''-'' ' F. 4. DUPORT & CO.,
Sole Agents for DR.. Records P. L.,
May22 1yr No. y Gold Street New VOTE.
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T,HE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA,
j at its last session in December, 1866, granted
Lottery Privilege to Deputy Grand Master W. W, bOiD
of Atlanta, Ga, land other granteesJ for the benent o.
the widows and orphans in the State, and TO erect eu
endow an institution to be called the
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
who has associated with himself tho discharge OF this
duty as Managers several of the most eminent wealthy
and influential men In Georgia, who have accep'ed inc
sacred trust.
The high and honorable CHI racter of these gentemen
the unwearied zeal in indefatsabe labor ana neartel
devotion Of Deputy Grand Master BOYD tne PIinciMpa M
manager In this cause is sufficient guarantee tnat e
Lottery will be conducted In fair open and just man
ner The proceeds Of the Lottery less tne current e1
penses have to be applied to the building and endow1ne
Of the
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
and being devoted exclusively to such charitable pu
pose permission has been granted by the
of Internal Revenue Of the Treasury WASH
ington to draw said Lotteries exempt from a cnarge
whether from special tax or other duty,
Hundreds Of thousands Of friends OF the Masonic Era
ternity in the United States and oil good citizens Will b'
rejoiced to see the
"MAsONIC ORPHANS HONE"
erected and endowed and be the pride and glory OF th
Grand Fraternity, for the great institution OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONRY
hovers like Gods Angel of Mercy over the widows ant
orphans It minister's Its loving charities 70 those
want and its principles of berity brothery love ano
charity will endure for ages and their bndng torce D
strong as links of steel.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION TIIIED:
Approximation Prizes Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten Of the
No. drawing the $50, 900 ize are 80. 4'oo'
Appro1imating Prizes of $3.50 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten OF the ox,
No. drawing tho $4,000 Prize are 2,2ol
Approximation Prizes Of 5000 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten OF the
No. drawing the $4,000 Prize are. ....... 1Sot
Approximation Prizes Of 800 each for tho
nine remaining units OF the same ten OF the ~,
No. drawing the 900 Prize are.......... oO(
10 DENOMINATION Prizes of S100 each for the
~ ranoefk. > units of tho same ten Of the
Nos. aNssSss = 600 Prizes arr. 1900. l,SOl
,oi p-,zea amounting .s16s, ,OO(
whole Ticket $12 Halves, SO; Quarter y; Eightns
sL6O. N.-,
drawing.-EF
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Free to Everybody.

Large pp Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young OF both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
tespised respected, and the fofsas' loved
No young lady or s-.eman sh' Id fan to send tneir
address, and receive copy postpid. by return mail
a Address P. o. Drawer. 81,
Ma.ch 80 Tyr TroJ, N. Y.
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T u n N
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS.

The numbers from to $4,000 corresponding with the
numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips OF
paper and encircled with small tubes. and placed In
glass wheel-all the prizes in accordance with the
Scheme are similarly printed and encirced and placed
IN another glass wheel. The wheels arc then reyolyed
and two boys, blindfolded, draw the numbers and
prizes. One Of the boys draws one number from the
wheel of numbers and ct the Same time the other boy
draws out one prize from the wheel Of prizes The mum
Der and prize drawn out exhibited to the audience
and whatever prize out is registered and placed 70
the credit Of that numberand this operation is repeal
ed until all the prAes are drawn out.
Tho Tickets are printed in the following style They
are divided into Ehths printed ON the face OF the Ticket
Eiahths bearing the same number constitute Whole
Ticket Prizes payable without discount
W. W. BOYD & CO., Managers.
Atlanta Ga.
Correspondents may rely prompt attention to OF,
ders by simply enclosing money with full address, Al
orders for Tickets and Schemes and Information 70 De
addressed to
JAMES KERR, Agent,
oFFrCENo. 90 BROAD STREET,
Key Box No. 584, Charleston, 9. Q.
June IA limo
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,

TAyING ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF READY.
II MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La
dies and Children and being desrous of diminishing our
stock before the advances too far would espe
cay draw the attention Of the public towards the reduc-
hon which will be made in prices for the next two
or three weeks from date.
Apply at the DEPOSITORY,
January 20 No, II Chalmers street,
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO DEALERS IN sPIR-
TTUOUS LIQUORS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
July l. 1867.
MO APPLICATIONS FOR RETAILING SPIRITUOUS
N IIOUORS will be received or considered until the
aal action of the City Council is regularly announced
in the daily papers Of the CITY, when due notice WIZ De
given as to the classes Of Licenses to be issued and the
price Of the same
Ip,v Clerk Of Council.