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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18

A UCfiQN NOTICE.-E ROTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL
N sell $4,000 worth Of magnificent Household Fur.
niure elegant rosewood Pianoforte cost $0 Works OF
w.hou. reserve, THIS cfSssesy1 AFTERNOON June M Is
Clinton place. Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
consisting rosewood Pianoorte two beautiful Par
crimson and gold Srocael; marble TOP Tables. Engeres
Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bolstsrs Pillows,
Lounges Sofas and Chairs In halrcoth and reps; Glass;
China and Silver Ware; Cutlery, &C. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18

YOUNG WIDOW WISHES TO FORM THE AC-
"A ouaintance Of an elderly gentleman. Object matri-
nony. Addrsss sincere. station q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18

OFFICE OF THE HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE
~ Company, IL Wall street. New York, juno II lo0.
e av: @ per cent free Of government VI
pasA00 " A'1 JAMRs GILMORE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18

UcTIoN NOTICE. $4,000 WORTH OF MAGNrrI-
N cent Household Furniture, at public aucton-A. r.
CONWAY CO., Auconeer win SELL THIS DA cruesdayy.
all the elegant Furniture contained In vc story brown
and Sixth avenues, sale commencing Il oclock-Parior
scripton; Etagefcs Bookcase Mirrors Carpets Curtains
Chandeliers yasei, Bronze Clock Satuary; Oil Paintings
Cover Books Extension Table Buffet elegant sets China
Glass Siverwa,p bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardr0bes, Hair
Mattresses, Beddas. Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18
SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
~ Nassau street, opposite the Post onIce MINGR a
SOMEhnllli.E Will sell at auction TUESDAY, WE'D.
NESDAY and THURSDAY June IS 10 and 20 at III O'Clock
each day at classroom ~ Nassau street closing
OF Carrara Marble Statuary Pcdestas Vases Ac
portation OF =. cannon Co.
This assortment an entire inyoce iust
ceiyed from Italy comprising Pcdesis Columns Vases
and fozza richly carved arustlo
anu new designs Also the entire stock OF above 6r
consisting Of about forty magnificent and valuable Gronps
figures and buss OF Carrara MARBLE Aabaster and
Bronzes Clocks statuetes classical Urns bohemian
1ssswar groups OF Animals large variety OF small
articles OF real men and beauty. sale positive the
tive catalogue. Monday June H. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18
HENRY B. HERTZ. JR., AUCTIONEER
- LARGE AK. g. sALE Isi,l OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Al No. 80 varIck street St Johns PARK
eomprsng over 400 lots OF Carpets Mirrors, Beds Hair
Wseses walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus,
snstAnds large lot OF Blankets Sheets, Counterpanes
&C. also Pier and Mmsl Mirrors China, Glass Plated
and Kitchen Utensils being the entire of
poauing house. and well worthy the
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14

renfenc, tei ibu1 fDnnen. tieie Nn1dten
nidt aufauen. @pbl abcr 1T eS oufz
fallenp, menn her e~lerifalc Mb9crrrneter
Siaer fa9te: ~@enn i@ rrn Ger SdSpfz
III aaeididtc i'm @e9cnlabt Su rer Car
min: lden 2ebrc 9ciprp9en babe, babe i6
cotei S%pr;usemciie bic SdSpfune rc5
Menldcn i'm slu9e 9etott. Dem inBez
:ua ouf distributing res@ eltalls oloub
ID: l:::> rie fatbp!il@en Nelieicnslebrer
u,lp 1onltisen eiduti9en &atbclifcn ale
nit her Nnlidt res @ta. &uranrc c;nnerz
itaneen." Gorin riirfte fid 6err Giaer
irren. l(ebriAeus fiiAte er hiu,,:: ~Iit
D;ner9ca; ;rild,m Gorrin unr rsr tc2
ttp!;{&en Se3rc te|tsbt in Ter 2cbrc cpr
Ter Grldaf Jung res Mcnldsn, unp IA
baten mir in ccr b~eili9en Gdrift cine tez
nimmtc Nn9abe. wslde unS ais 0lauz
bc15lot, bin9eiteQt wirc, reB ndmlid rer
mienid aue Ter 5anr 0pttes berrpraez
sonsen uno rab CT nidt rur6 siele tauz
iear llmwanplun9en pieQsi9t BON Snfuz
iorien berou6 (9ro6e 5eiterfei) int Qaufe
ppn Sabrbuncerten riele @efalt anaez
nrmnen bat, mic jest, no CT rieie pbyz
%itp9npmie, rieie Naic unc riele Sbren
bat" Wycbe 5eiterfeit,)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14

pa6te.' uebtrantwDrten mir ibn fetuer
1baten tptaen ter rddenpen Nsmsfe
re NIT erobsnrer @sbttre lbsr ibm
ldmebt.t
Saraerme;1er 96pd bat. .niemale IT,
tabrtn. rah<e'rs &tldh'unu mil tep lhe<
.s'tsasrn Ap'''afu"' ~ sc u;ja&e Don
. 1~r nn 1T. Die |prrir
>~ II. rae Dubiltnte Be1o nelY'e
IN CEN 0s>blthtren aefannt bate b, mas
rem iberefnaefcmmen. cas unperbtudltd.
Re Stiaidrsiaen rariib,r ra!ttn ju la1:
len. bic Der Zoo ole bic binmsaA,no n,nsr
mt:6e nit cieltr aaratn B,oetent ct, ~
Nuh'neuna esfauesn D'tfer 3<tpuntt
IL ifet rinaetrtten:: H.du!ein ~, ,s:r,ts
10 m't Orr 8u,asrmtinu l5psi ~. ~ III.
furltm ntten tbren lreuenJrsunes8 un,.r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14
(Gcrtiebuna fplst.)

-@elu9t ,psrpen ~&psrlinae UNI ms
Qano ~ efben". Saer3 bt Sei,e, i'm
2anp, u'6tte man aerne pr@t nlslihsn
peutlhen @Dael pe1treitet leben. Is oitfte
a5er lhusr ta!ten, 6e in asDssru 3abl
auFsu rsiben. Sir csn @entraIpa'f wurz
ben pcr .tiniaen Sabren mebre 6unser'
aus Deutlblano imporiir'. rsr ar6Rers
Shell rerIs(tsn teaab 6h aber pbne Ser
aua nab Nsn Scrip unc oler Wobrz
(de;u|ihfsil nab finn pis meifen ru
rSpassn" tie mon bie'bsr Frahte, line'i
sins5 eltueea 'pres asitc.tfn. Die N
riianiiht Cuff f6eint cen arnlen 5bter9en
rt1t ~ tefammen.
Das Mrmeebub9et.-Da5 Nr>
meebupsst fir has ful9ence Sabr pirc
fclaeupernabcn peranldlaat: Sir bic
Mrnce at, unr fir ii9 $3>750000: Sir
pie Nrlenale uno Munitipn $1,O93,OOO.
MilitarzN faoamie $335000; Teltun9en
$550000. Tlub< uno 5%afentaiten
Militdr9ebduoe $140O0OO.
II Die @te>er>, spn itarfen @etrarz
fen tradten leBtes Sabr $28,29000O
etn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14
MuS Boiern, ~. Sop.

- Aus 8oiern> IL. Npp> S.
mig 2ucwi9 1T ipfprt nad cem 3ulamz
mentrefen NIT Tron3 Splepb mierer nod
leinem 5pbeni9mon9en Surld9eeilt u1r
IS tewabrbeitct iid INNER mebr Die 8ez
msrfuno, raB .perieltc am wenisiten germ
init leine5 Oleiden um;u9eben |detne.
@a6 roriiber, IL ,pie iiter man9 Nnnez
res i'm 2onre 9eradt, ia 9e4prpden wirp>
ent,iebt {id Der Biecerbcluns. llnmiu<
tlrli9 wirr man ater fprtrpabrenp raran
erin1crt, oaB her junge &1ni9 1Gpn fur,
na9 iriner G9rpnbeltei9un9 he erntli9ie
Mbfi6t an rem Iaa 9eleat bat> bic fIniAz
li6c @iirpc prer 8urrewiencr ot;ulcoen,
unr zap co 6crr y. !. pforrten ocmcltn
tit, per Jpn 9eia9t baben foil: uMajeltlt
Yier &Sni9e 81 erba(ten,> nerma1 Baiern
ni9t" Eieie Sier &Snise miircen cer
OrpGrater 2urwig, Der Gnfel ielbf, bet
namol6 mod lebenpe &Snt9 Stto unp rer
fIni9lide Nfadfol9er in Gaiern oemelen
iein, 9e1pib epentuel Elm merfwurpi0es3u
lammentrefen!
8.
elmer @eriammlun9 bet Direetc<
rem re6 &atipnalz Snpalipenbaule5 muir
ben $4,000 81 Grweiterung pielerNntal<
ten spttrt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14
Cine parlan,entorifbe Siseuftio';
nber sic Gh1pfune ecr @elt.

Sm titerreidilden &eidsta9c fam e5
neuli6 su elmer i%ntercRanten Debatte uter
bic titlide Sd1pfun9s9eldi&te. SIM
Mtoecrcnetenboule murce ndmli9 oaS
neueS 6ulaeles beratben unc rakei modte
mat, auf bic Mirerlpriide aufmerfiam,
bic 1id teim S6ulunterridt b%erausfel<
len mibten, ,penn auf cer einen Geite an
ben Tratitienen Der Bibel felt9ebalten>
anbcrerl eits bic Sltoeno NIT eenTcridunz
aen rer ncuercn @i0enldaft tcfannt &C.
ma6t rerben iplIe> rur6 bic jene Sraoiz
tipncn nplltdnoi9 mirerle9t unc als at<
luro raraetellt >pcroen.
Wan beridtet carIber ausWten Daz
Tin battcn bic Glerifalen 9cwib &edt>
baB e3 Elm uebelfano it, renn bic @eli>
sion6lebrer dber bic @d5pfun9eaeididte
Sprsutraoen bat, rer 2ebrer bet pbydf in
Der nddten Stunre crfldrt, Ct, Ger Wonn
BET. @i1enldaft, CLAUDE ros n'dt, mie
rae in her Ndbe ron @icn soraefcmmcn.
Stride unc SGule ic!Icn barmcniId6arn
II, 5onb oeben, unb >reni1 Elm 2ebrer al
peiderre pripotanlidtcn bat, 10 iollte CT
als pRidt erfennen> ie nid't nnberufrn
'een S6ulern spr;utroacn. G5 fam bel
cieler Bcrathuna monderlei Seltlame5
'Ypr. &uranra 1aate: u@as tie Sdtpfz
un9s9eididte tctrift> 70 mus i9 aeiteben>
hap i1 init Grfaunen ypn einem Steiner
Scr 'oncere Seite aebHrt bate> rab CT ricz
itlte miyf(i1 el5 Gbeorie 9elten lai1en
mol4c unp Ter 8iecriprud es9cn cielr!te
ais &eberei betradtet mere. Meine
5errer. Wor braudt nod fein Mnb1nz
ger Der Dorpin'1den 2eDre 81 iein> UNI ST.
miie1> RAP cie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bod
muir in .einem 9epihm belbrdnfencen
Slime auf9efaBt werren fam, inloweit iie
it6 ais ebr,piirri9e Sraritipn in einem
ebrpirriaen Bude tefInret, eab aber Ter
allereinfadite @oB her phYdf uns seiat,
pab bic @&6pfunss9ei4i@te chen ,1ur
mytbiid, iym1taliid traditional, t%eineswe9
abcr ccmatii1 als 2ebriab auf9efaBt trer<
Den tann." &uranpa 1T .Supe unp frei<
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Stauts- National- Bank

MinneapDltS..
Gaptt Il 500. 900.
B.a(l auf @idt gum gsttauf fir Sumusu
nab DuNf6 eer Rdufss ~ VI
Vran,rsi tNs @@ntts. 1ollare.
BeIaien, Dsu,1alare, No.~e-
sen, @bpeesn, Sablana, Dane"
mart, Do1rn.
Dsss!ei&.n
poHaeebiQst6 fir 5raslfttH Fl unr Dam
pfer Q co~"s namtura UNI Yrss
men nap G:"n Ycr!.
i. 3. tacaa:nsait. Z. 5. Bulowin,
v.ape.ni. aaiRrsr.
fRt ss, Bant ptrbunhea ia lie
Staats $parkaftu Gtlta(aaft
III Minnsapo!is, M,nn.
&apit.l. $25. 900.
*. 6. MententaQ, rrdfbent.
81, :. Gal>pin. @%1oBmetNsr.
s. y. NiurpbY, setrs'ar.
~ Office TN Ste'"sseauoe ~
Gde sey 1Ren uub BridtntraBe, Df'nneape''s'
ED.y.a.ta IN summen ssr f. 90 o d ~ ~ as,oo y, s s;,sst sss
k0eus etnen DeppTter m,t e'"~'"'e""S
Se1en Dsamtea anee"smnea.
Trustees:
1aas. S. Z; egeas., atsn.ave!ts; 400: { : : S Ses.
Ssstaa, Bantter, Minn:; q. price iaa.. eansber
sRias:; 8: s aspts aanimssn; @s,irt1~s ; :
Sat.s %;'' i. !. ss aaia O Srsss!. SiStss. 81: IL.
t9sss; ~. n. piptr, ass''st, 5'rtf st's.
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@a1btmstom @anS.

VtlHNeapOlt8, VtIHu.
Setfa fuatetl 5sfa iubbeh
Sd bin INNER s~ersnhst anb luRts sabei.
danh aud redt %lreusSbe1 NAL fetaS
81 jetre TN Dafbtrstsn 5aufe NAL elm;
1raea ba. wer's eenn stbts
8rei1ia Der 9eteri ter LIBERAL belteb&,
6tets bat Der an 6anb. mas ~ whni&s tn 10.
&, esbt einex ausstae Aaetea 2tfa:
Deefasa1. yaasten. Araut anb ealat.
uns @ptt nei6. uas Ct fsnR ni&t NOD bat
Dei&s 1etten, norm une wett wte Der S1aee,
Denn's lalt, sixen punid pom Desies. &afee sse, ale,
6swis I'M Sumner etstaltes Ste.,
Dit fttnhen une tefen etau6re fus t man BIER.
uxb tsim 8tsablen n Der Peter elm liberaIer Ntaun.
er f&retts ME ~ stel, nod ia ueate an.
0tnn's aIte xunses, esbt Ct germ arebtt
uns ,sdnes nur ben sana oswSbult&eu 9:sat.
nas srsra fet's BEN garmer nod etfast:
Gin satsE Stau uns frtfhe SaeQe
Btnset man btim .tter auf ber Steue.
6u thtt'rn oic" Ahte. Odien unb pftrbe
81 IN ssaue plat ihr cine game 5eerbe.
RIM Wntte1. dpate., Batter unb estn,
ssmmt bin su BEN Sotel hes Mafttustsu.
Gsr ytter Label ersebenR Elm,
IT sfrfprtdt asts laeis unb fseI ,u fetn.
AAn Htter 8urfeuina.
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01ebmQrft.

~lA INV
NNtmp9 ben Stem SUM- tteies Sabres unb am
erNsn Mittws9 eines jeben fpl8tneen Mcnats
rirb in ber Statt 9enber|pn in Sib!ey County
Elm Biebmartt abetbalttn sperben. pa fpl9e
Rarfte BEN 8aufer, iowebl ME @ertaufern, nur
BON Nusen itin tSnnen, 70 ,psrb.n ALT Dieienisen
pel@e Vferbe uno &inbnieb faufen ppoen uber 3u
pertauftn beabi9tisen, CUR lebbaften Gbeilnabme
tinaelaben.
@ie f9on atleemein besannt, beFgen bic Garmer
In @iblep County einen iebr 9uten Viebianb unb
eIts jpppbl mic ber CUTE WiQe NQer @eiaafts<
cute In 6enterlpn nirb ba3u beitragen, fpl9e
Rdrtts CUR aQ9tmeintn Mntrtsnnuns 3u britt
gen.
SIM Namen ssr @el9Gftsute sun 5enberien.
Npam BUD.
penterlpn. ben 20. Mai 1867.
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Neuer Sbub ',@tDre!

ct. AnteonY Svtb's 8rauerei a%esenlber.
Aue Sr.tsn neuer Mrtctt fpmie @eparaturea rtrben
prompt uRs binis sema1t. 1919 "
Beraer BABE tb %t.tdnets an !Sanb etne srp6e guawat1
ferttse Arsett Wel&e W btu uiee1tDlcn preife en- ~strtauft
Ua.t, .o 49,.
D:etrt ter llntsrae'hrate nit Grerx Muftrdaeu uus
Ser upt5eet i~afrit>en seRsut uerlea
~ So. 3ierbslser
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14

<SalDu.
Gdeb tr Drittsn uxo Robert StraBe.
ct. Vaul, Minn.
Msin Bier Ia frtf6 Mt. an Der Aueue.:
Neia 2iautr rein, mein geetn IL telc,
Nla aasaeihdts 2ederieets
GEL Munern Id Ron ierer Wetf'.
0ni (6meden rnstns Nurt uab 1df'
unb bic Gisarren Hae aud niat b6s.
e'>uhn haaaeamtl': 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-14

6 puntD Sptci,
&au Sreef. nabe steemtns. Mainneiota,
$. 8ur9art Gisentbumrr.
WQen n,onen alien Jreuntet. lub t,1 qublifu,n i'm ou,,.
u,einen bic ~eraetene Nn,eise bab i'd has rbta. Saus iternnnn,,
Btnmsr, eusen Slid uc Bar III tsaeIs seiprst.
~ a.. 8urdart.
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Calmly @au&"
INN oku1irnR Graf

WV Ju1tH0 VrpF1
FprtsSrnse, nate benz BtnSlpnzpauIi
q. pa III, @fnne{pta.
kDa paus 4 our@ausrenoeirt. 3reunbs
N&e unb btquenne 3imner Reben Ean1tlien unb
einatlnsn wtrionen our Dtspolttpn.
~ SIR CUTE StaQuna ii etentans auf's
BeRe eeprgt.
Evening star., 1867-03-05

SA pomologist says the peach crop viii be
large.
ROn the first of March, 1866, the price OF
gold ranged from 1854 10 1864.
SThe Republicans have three -fourths OF
the mem bers of the Foriieth Congress.
IL There We're in philadelphia in 1865,
7,i37 births, 7Os7 marriages, and IL, ,sO3 deaths
SFour hundred persons IN New York make
profession Of car thieving.
SThe health OF Alex. III. Stephens is again
reported 20 oeiaIhng rapidly.
SThe Brazilian Government has offered 10
emancipate 20,O0e slaves on condition that
they enlist in the army.
sSMrs. Jennie Nash, Of Maryland. fiogged
her defamer, Babcock, one day, and married
her lover, Bachelor, the next.
ga bill is before the Legislature OF Louisi-
ana. which proposes TO license gambling
houses at Sl0,VOO per annum.
@Charlestown, Mass, is to have a new
S6O,UOO school house.
@A pretended .sfortune teller" in Rich
mond the other day, defrauded a lady out OF
Sl5,0OO.
0Rituai or Sprituail This is said TO be the
great question in the Episcopal Church efthis
country this season.
~ Jos. Fleming, lad OF sixteen hung hIm-
self with a strap near Oswego, N. Y, on Tues
day. SupI osed TO have been insane.
sSrIn prominent church At Indiauanolf.
the execution of q hne piece OF m usic yas an
plauded with claPping OF hands and stamping
of feet.
eVNine women were graduated as doctors
OF Medicine Al the annual commencement OF
the New lorh Medical College for Women on
Friday night
81 The protest OF the London clergy against
ritualishc practices is completed having 123
signatures, representing 1, I0l, ,6C3 parishIoners
- convention of those favorable to An
Anenomept OF the Consultation of the United
States 60 as TO reorganize the existence of God
Will be held in Phiiadelphia, on the 5th and Gun
OF March ensuing.
Evening star., 1867-03-05
PERSONAL.

YOU CAN NEVER MAKE THE TBIP on Ba-
4 chC or Samaritan humbugs See DR.: Ohk-
BY, s92 9TH street. lie Is the highest authority
odd Fellows Hail Ja2Slh'
ySREN ION BETTER THAN CURE
A French pre- Ventives . e. Ainst disease and prse-
nancy when such - undesirable sent 70 sny sd-
sTess. ~ =, % : and : ser dozen sccordlng 70
quality, by Or. WOOD Box 4O3, call AZ 4yJ ,tl
street, u stairs. } W Washington, u. =. Js-s- IN
NgKs CURTIS IRVING, CTanroJaHt, ana Test
w 4GtdfEaf, wilt give lie resdlGssi iaeiuhl1S
side ot Pa ay, betF "a aad 6tl streets. once
hours from 70 a. m and 90 .. NJ. ia "a I'm
a B. hALkICE. REAL SOIzSTIFIO AS
FROM the position and a. peCt OF the 5:Ars ~ the
tine If ones birth, will reveal astonishing Sc
cTcts that no iIviHg mortal ever knew before, how
20 be EuCct ssfuI n all reasOnabls undertakings.
lie tells zne and very day you marry; describes
tie lufruLed companion. aid tells all events OF
iTe GOOD tCg ( aud IOuE life to YisIJors. LaHe5 50
cents 10 81. geutlsueG in fall 81. Osll 81 40
18th st near =, all hours until in the eve Ripg.
,.e "a I'm
GONFIDkHTlAL.-You usca who have Ia
- jured themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unft them for bu Iiness, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; aso, middle aged ana old
Sau-es, teal = debility ia advance of their years.
beseTr placing themselves under the treatnen ut OF
any one, should first read The Secret FREUD. y
Married ladies' viii learn sonnet hing of Importance
~ perusins The Secret Friend. y Sent 20 sny sd
aress. in sealed envelope. receipt OF 25 cents.
Address Dr. CHAS. A. STUART 90. Boston.
Iass no sly
Evening star., 1867-03-05
his well-knOEn Of.icr makes
IVpk kpAI anV n
. a b l. L > u L . 1 =.
ECIAL TOE.
CHARLES BERZpRRa


Successor 10 Isaac HerZberg q Son,
hno nave conducted the Pawnbroking Business
iCr nite,D years in this city, far twelve %0N
years the s1iy Pswnbroker n the Bfstric-
teSe THIS ne hoi OF tina liking their patrons0 -
sba the pubic for the confidence heretofore shown
taeIn, and beg ave to call their attention to the
1sot that we still continue 20 make the highest ad.
diamonds, Watches, Bonds. Government Scrip,
SiiVer IlAte, 6c.. for which We have superior
places of deposit and sec1rfty which will al WAYS
lie shown for the satisfaction of those patronizin
as We have special facilities for the care aud
preservaueh OF Wearing Apparel Of every de-
ecrlption' Woolens, 6e., on which the highest ad-
Nsnees are made, guaranteeing when required
against motE, and always agai INST injury Having
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We hsve special facilities for storage of all Kinds
eI Mere handise, Furniture, &C.. on which we
Bake the highest advances for days. weeks or
Inonths we call especial attention to the fact
ina owing 20 the large capital employed In our
business, We can make advances at such rates of
lhteI rest as 10 sfy competition We sell no goods
EhuI the expiration OF six months after their for
ietcre anc then only at public auction, first Civ
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with rs are lost IL their redenaptfop Ia de-
sired. We call especial attention TO our arrange
meBts Tor forwarding goods to any part of the
country, arrsn gemenrs which experience OF
hitt en- years bss brought 10 perfectioa. Depos-
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eOncs from oHr ONCE ne matter where they may
vst assrtmenfs Tor confide mi al ba siness N b
Vt nave no connection with any vi piIar estab-
IshIaeEt IN this city Refer any old resident of
MashlngtOn- Remember HERIBERGsS Loan
once: 391 north street, between AZ and 9Th
Washington. J.. g. fe Is Ina
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gwen notice that the npper and lower Cedar
Point light houses will resume their stations
on the Potomac river on the 10th instant, from
which they were removed at the beginning Of
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PAWNBROkERS
w AL II =

W.ALsH
C-NTRAL LON OFFICE,
Ne 4SO 10th street, one door below Penn ave-
This well known Office makes ~
LIBERAL DYASCES ~
On Diamonds. Gold and Silver watches u -
Clothing, Furniture, anu Merchandise OF eVery
description. ..'
.. N
n. B.-Business strictly confidential. fe2s-tf
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CONSOLIDATION OF VIRGINIA RAILROADS.
The Virginia Legislature finally passed, be.
Tore the close OF It's late session, at least of
Its railroad consolidation bills-that is, the
bill TO complete the "CovIngtOn and Ohio
railroad" by consolidating the Central Vlr-
gina, the Norfolk and Petersburg, and the
Soutfside railroads, under the name of the
Ches apeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Should the scheme succeed, it will be the
meaEs OF absorbing some S7.O00,00O of State
DEBT, and OF diminis hing the taxstion of the
state to the amount of s300,o0 per year. There
is contract with Peli Il Co., however, for the
completion OF the CoviBgton and Ohio road
and II they carry 1t out the consolidation fails,
but it is not believed they will succeed In their
negotiations "-a
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ri Y a II Y y
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of 240 lbs, delivered in sny art of
the city. -
Chestnut White Ash, ST.
Stove, Ess and Furnace White Ash, $50.
Red Ash. S52s.
Lehigh. 50.
Oak and Pine Wood sonst antIy on hand
Orders received at our Once; or at the Wharf
foot Of Seventh street. '
q. p. BROWN &SON,
js25-tf A63 9Th street between II and r.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL COAL!l
Best WHITE ASH at SO. by the ton. All sizes,
Sawed and Split oAK WOOD, $40 per cord.
Lopg Oak, So per cord
ten OF Coal sold by mo always weigh 7,2iO lbs
JOHN B. LORD,
re sly Corner 4th and 6 streets,
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CLOTHING. DO.

- J. HEFBERGEh,
{ Successor 70 II r. Bsudon d Co., aA
CITIZENS AND MILITARY -
MERCHANT TAILOR, NA
Metropolitan Hotel. late browns, ~
369 Peansylvsnis avenue,
nv 1T Washington. d. O.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEAcR, WASHINGTON, ID
C.-Ther Senate, in Executive session, con-
f1rmed the nomination of the following us
tices Of the Peace for Washington. ID. c.
Zach -. Brooks, John >. Holhngshead, and
William r. Bradford. David X. Smith, w. w.
Tucker, Donald McCathran, o. f. z. Haz-
zard, II. @. Mccoy, George Forrest NJ. T.
Cailan, James Ly nch, Thomas ID. Hodgkin.
T.. b. Barrett. '.-3''F $50 - -
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"a blacksmith in Pittsburg tried to beat
out his brains with a sledgehammer - ;
- A Boston jury has decided that Mary
FORD cannot recover damages az ainst John
Turner, for shooting her nose off with n ROCKET
last 4th of July.
SA concert saloon girl. named Nellie Pike
attempted to commit suicide on Tuesday n ,ebt
at albany. by swallowing laudanum. She
failed In the atienpt. Disappointed love.
S A dispatch from Montreal to the Toron. .
TO Globe says Wesleyan minister named
VabdenburR, At La chute, eioped with the sis /.
ter Of Nr. Sieinforth, with whom he boarded.
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GARDEN SEEDS, FRUIT TREES, &c,

JOHN SAUL
has now In Store his extensive stock of GAR
DEN SEEDS, which are this season of finest
quality. From HE practical knowledge of the
tr ade, and the Seeds having been grown specially
Tor his sales, they are warranted fresh, pure,
FLOWER SEEDS, embracing all the novelties
from England and the continent, with many
articles saved from his rich collection Of Florist
PRUiT TREES Of finest gu ality. consisting of
P, PPssrs, Apples, Peaches, Aprfeots, Nectarines.
GRAPH TINEs-pelsware, Concord. DIan.
Rogers Hybrids, Iona, Adj rondse, &c
Strawberries. Blsckberries, oseberrfes. Our
rants, ,Evefgreens, Shade Trees, Roses, Green
Bdsauets, Wreaths. Ont Flowers, &c.
JOHN SAUL, Seed store,
Removed to 446 fth street,
fe Is colin opposite .. B. Patent Offies.
AO6 FIN OIL PAINTINGS, 1Oc
& 1oO 11osrrpp. HIIA kHNIGIRAyydhGs, 400
MARKRTTRKs,
No. 4s6 5TH STREET.
Pa1ntings.-Catskfll fountains, very fine land
scare, By Scmmers. Pair Cabinet Size Lsndsca pes .
by Wilson Original group Chickens, by A. r.
bv % Mevsr uif ps,tel Sy k%is Ktas Mothers JOY
Rsnoux. Beatrice Cenci. &c, &c.
,kngravlngs.-Tasso ct the Court OF Terrare re-
citing passages from his immortal poem "Jerusa-
lem Delivered Shakespeare at the Court Of Queen
These are match ensfs7ines. from Endsrs paint
inxs. sleighinE; engraved from painting BY
Glrardet The Happy Rescue . very sptrited Pic
tnre from g painting By Carl aubner. Forbidden
ut' kI.t' SngLsved fren painting by sehloes,ence.
Cases, &c. Sus Drse.s" 01asisfi MARHRfrxs, starl0r
.,,e, No. 4sS 7th street, doors above.
le G-6t Odd Fellows Hall.
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CHEAP RIDISG.-it has been demonstrated
in London, that men can be carried far more
cheaply than they can carry themselves. The
laboring man is conveyed to and from his
bone, distance varying from one TO six miles,
for one shilling per week, or less than two
cents trip 1t is easy for him to see that hl
time and strength saved are worth more than
this TO him in wages at his work, and that
many times this can also be saved to him in
rent, by fixing his residence out on the rail-
way. according two OF the most costly rail-
ways in England command by this policy the
laboring mems traffic which is nearly il not
quite the most profitable they enjoy