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PIANOS.

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RICH HA0ND MUSICAL EXCHAN
iss MAIN STREET. NEAR the PosT-oYFIcB.
JOHN W. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES NJ. sTIEFF'S Celebrated PIANOS.
Those Instruments have been before tho pnb,,e
FOR THE LAST Thirty YEARS, in Competition
with the bes makers OF the country, and are now
pronounced By ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS tho
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PRovRMENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege OF exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons VINO have
sTIEFF'S PIANOS now in use in Virginia:
General K. z. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas II Wynns, Richmond, Va;
Or Huston, Richmond. Va.
Colonel Nat. Tyler. Richmond, Va;
Samuel Eaton, Richmond. Va;
Cap ain John Hrssnor. Jr., Richmond Va;
Thomas y. Qrsrle- Richmond Va:
Mrs l. W 6la1ebrook, Richmond, Va;
S Hechinger, Richmond, Va;
Andersous art Palace Richmond, Va;
Professor amboIa. Richmond. Va;
y. 3 Pairo, Lynchburg;
Professor Graham, Stanton
Professor +. }. Turner, Staunton;
Mss Mary Baldwin, Stagpton;
Harvey EAuger, Rockingham county;
y. +. Harrison, Berkeley county;
4. q. williams, Jefferson comfy;
Colonel James Il. Saibert Shenandoah county /;
John = Watson, Page county;
Dennis sl.at Danss ESQ; Jefferson county;
raSu j feT2pn county.
Hugh Mckee, Esq Jefferson county
J. T. Cunninsshsm, nis ham, Ell Ell Bcrksiey county:
Ch9rlss R. Cos, ESQ, Berkeley county;
Rev. Mr. Hair, Berkeley county:
Jacob Miller. ESQ. Berkeley county;
Jacob Seibcr:, Esq, Berkeley county;
b. speck, Esq:, Berkeley county
4. Bowman, Esd, Berkeley county;
l.. Comp5eti, Esq, Berkeley county;
James denny Esq Berkeley county
Mrs. J. Liebersman, Berkeley county;
Hoffman h Brother, Warren county;
p. NJ Custer, Esq, Rocking ham county;
A. H Johnson, Esq R5csngham county;
!, g Steele; Esq Lexington;
James l. Miller Esq shenandoah county;
Miss \. Miller, S shena ndoah county;
Joseph Allan. Esq, Shenandoah county;
Jonn Wissler, ESQ Shenandoah county;
Samuel Moore, ESD, shenandoah county;
Charles Moore, Esq., Shenandoah county;
h''-t- " hdlAoll, E-ai 1t4t ht'hi ''uhty
Or. Peter Balew, Shenandoah county;
Professor Louis Ids. Staunton;
Mai Hotchkiss, Staunton,
J. w. Abby, ESQ, Saunton;
Isaac WITT, Esq., Staunton;
J r. Grove, ttq Staun'On;
J. IL Burdett, ESQ, stanton;
nr. Arthur, Stauu'on;
Profes or ! Turner, stanton;
Professor Joel Ettinger, Staunton;
4. NJ Bruce. Esq. Staunton;
Virginia and Alaaricen Hotels, Staunton
$. s. Bradford Esq, Culpeper Courthouse;
Mrs 4 !. Wise, Culpeper Courthouse;
= Hood Esq Culr"per Courthouse;
Edwin Louck. Esg Page county;
Rev T. II. Philips, Virginia Female Institute,
StauntCu;
J. G. Covsli, Esq, Principal Deaf and Dumb In
stituts, >tsuntun.
Acal OF ALL IN WANT OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
Ia solicited TERgI LIBERAL. de Is
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On. BAIRD's REPoET.-Rey. ). }. Baird
has made his annual report to the Presi-
dent and Board Of Managers Of the |ir-
ginia Bible Society. We make some ex-
tracts: a.
The following statement presents at one
view the financial position Of the society.
In IT the local repositories arc charged
with s5,0s9.lS, the amount remaining after
deducting s59.15, above acknowledged
from FarmvilIe and Lynchburg, from the
original sum of s5,l4s.s3:
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GHlNA, CLASS, AND HOUsE-FUR-

- A.sHI%I GouUS.-W are thls day receiving
s." aa~rfug LARGE ADDITIONS TO our present
.a ~ CHINA and HuUSE-FURNISHING
H~ raea a- Plat WaImers utee and Tea
...e Coffee Il .g1us. Coffee Gruques, Rolled As
"... #na ard Tea POTS Also, PaTlor Coal Vases
.". ..a. HHls-y,ry III andsume.
".# FANCY GOODS H. great variety, such as
"rsaug Decks, work Boxes, BACK gam.
.t.a board, Vases. Gc Call aud see them at
BRANCH j CURkAATS
.n.Aa Gldss, aud House furnishing store.
.r" corner Eighth and Main. No 73s.
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Ees- JOHN &. SHAFER l. CO.,
MgRC HANT tai L0RS,
no. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND. VA,
ply Of 1ooo
consisting Of Cloths Cassirneres, and Vestings Of
the latest European importations, and most sp-
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS of the best make always
on hand. SO eH-em
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bacon SIDES, extra clear, very Tine
ID LARD, In barrels and small packages BUT.
TER. N Kegs HOPS. In bales for sais BY
20 AAkYkIs q MlLLlAAl.
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y..rxoxp. VA, January |, 1887.

Nvw CONCERN We have formed CO. part.
.-...n Hut the hIm and style II ! n. ore
,.N & go md wilt continue he wHoLE>ALk
..FaN sut rkoDrtE COMMISSION RU>i.
>.,> q. tla late s'ore Of Gresham 4 Harvey, No.
... Na.& street, between fifteenth and seven
" invite cap from the patrons Of the
! II. GRESHAM.
l. G. CRUMP,
y SAVAGE
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S0O barrels RICH MOND EXTRA" J"
.JtVO and "suPESFI>E" FLOUR, = portion
direc; from Chicago, on COM gnment for sale by
PALMER, HaRTsuok CO.,
no27 Fourteenth siroot.
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HE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA A RE
= t'.yrctilL.y invited To call at J. II ANTHO.
ia STORE, 72l Main street, where they
' eVe a. opportunity of making selection OF
!. 1.s, s,s',, E'adss 81 TIA imported, consisting OF
#rF1"DLh, IMPERIAL. YoCSG HYsOS,
@,',sa and he celebrated ENGLISH BREAK
. "a, at from tel 70 fifteen per cent. loss ID an
.ut le bought anywhere else In the city. Call
'~ ny H. aud oe convinced of the fact.
J "A ANHONY,
.' Or sfx doors above the Spotswuud Hotel.
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ INSTITUTE BUILDINGS. MARSHALL, fat
CLAY, AND TENTH STREETS.
NEW TERN BEGINS JANUARY /, isS1.

Beginners, as well as the most advanced pupils,
may find appropriate classes.
Ample arrangements for boarders.
For terms. which will be made A. moderate -
possible, apply 10
CHARLES H. WINSTON. N. A.,
de ?l-ts President.
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DENSON'S Err DICfNE, FOn
II WASHING wfHbUr LABOR. Ihs sssS
est dssidersium for houssksepsrs yet s,,rc ~
be great saving Ok tune ADD eAponss. 10 S~As -
wholesale ana '0'A'' p. LArHRoP. Agent,
sau Eighteenth street south side Deck.
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NOTICE TO TAX.PA1ERS.--ln
~ compliance with al ORDINANCE Of the city OF
Rfchmoni will attend At my Office, At the City
Hall. from A. NJ. to 6P. NJ. from the 18th 10 the
81 OF December, inclusive, to receive the re-
naming half OF tho CITY TAXES, dsductiBg
ten per cent thereon from those who PAID ONE
HALF In June. =.
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EXTENSION OF TINE.

FOR SALE, the GOOD WILL and
u FIXTURES OF one Of the most proninsnt bn:
sinsss houses on Broad street, specially sdsptse
Tor dry gooGs. olo:hing, or most any Kind Of onns
ness Kent reasonabfe Possession given LIST ci
Jsnusry II required. For psnieaiar.. apply p :"
Rrpal tT.et
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N. B.-Tnose persons who have not paid any
portion Of their bits will please call during the
same time aud pay the am0utt OF their taxes, As
will have no opportunity of calling on them before
advr rtslns their property for salss which viii sdu
not paid their prrsonal tax by that time must ox.
p-ct to have their goods levied on as soon as get
out Of the once. a. required 10 settle my en-
Hie s'so1i'' ~ A. HoBsoS. c. c.R.
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40 BARRELS c YELLOW SUGAR,
20 LOO barrels SYkgP. -
dp2g 4. Y. STOKES i CO.
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rOFFEE.-20 bags OLD GOV kN-
" MENT JAVA COFFEE, 80 hags LnGrAERA
COFFEE, rs bags RIO t.air 10 rrlmel COFFEE, Tor
i,I4t s. G. TARDY & co.
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MARINE TE.LEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne'Os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN RISES. ........-....-....642M MOoN RISE. rises
sUH 46 HIaH WATER.-...,, Al
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
h3sSn &199asE y B4IsR. &5s -'osrmE OO1n1sTnr.
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BLOODY DUEL-DEATH OF Two NoToRIoUs
CHARACTERs.-One who took part in the affair
gives the Titusville Herald the following ao-
count of the way in which society was rid Of
two desperadoes of some local celebrity
Julesburg appears to have become the resort
Of numerous "hard cases" from the oil region
as well as other sections of the country, and
among them was the notorious Tom Quirk,
of Petroleum Centre. He escaped from the
Allegheny Penitentiary, and after reaching
Julesburg, and setting his stakes for business,
he visited Chicago and procured eight Jeze-
bells, with whom he returned to Julesburg,
words ''free and easy" Among the mem
bers of this interesting household was woman
known as Margaret Snyder who became
attached to Julesburg hOtel-keeper named
Chanfrau, formerly of Pithole. The
woman deserted Quirk, or Clark, as
he was there called, and went over to
Chanfrau's. Quirk called upon the latter,
and declared that he must give her up or re-
lm buIse him (Quirk) for having paid her fare
nom Chicago. This Chanfrau consented to
40, but upon the following day, when Quirk
demanded the money, Chanfrau refused to
pay Oulrk then declared that ne would fight
ON. nilH Ior tne amount. Chanfrau replied that
SuIk was the better man, and he would only
hght MIN with revolvers at fourteen PAGES
NniIy,one ieet)' The bargain was at once
closed man, named James Haves formerly
OF west hickory, was selected as Ouirl,js
second, and another, named MeCartv from
Salt Lake City, performed the same service
for Chanfrau, while Tom Dillon was siacteS
referee. The parties Immediately went 20 40
suburbs of the town, where the distance ,vas
measured Off The principals then went 10
their positions, and each was allowed to take
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-11
aETTYsBURG AsYLUM
1NvAL1D SOLDIERS,

AN APPEAL, TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
The object Of this Association Is TO provide, by pub
iers 10 erect asylum for those wno In their patr
their bealtn and happiness who in the battle for the
nations lie were manned, and are now Incapable OF
her es invaliGes where rest the ashes Of the
great Napoeon England her Greenwich an and 6s Shei,
architectural structures ever devoted 70 charity
countries have magnificent retreats for the un.
81 se su1nS cansed ware but e
prosperous Republican Amerlce has no place tor her
or Pe o he
patriots left happy homes to ssye our @ e9un
them our lasting grsttude and now tn9se e. wa9 are
those pledges. They have performed their part. We
enjoy the result of their sacrifices We must not be
recreant to obligations. Let us each devote but
single dollar TO this purpose, aud the Gettysburg
oSyntry Asy viii he b0nored by the noble institution
The LAND HAS BEEN PURCHASED
already been paid towards the preservation of the
SaVe BEEN set
apart for the uses of the Asylum. -, ~ ,o.-
Having labored for three years TO erect Home
TOR our crippled veterans and hayng passed olll
cooperating some one hundred Of our best citizens as
had, from that time to this-snd knowing the great
and crying eess OF the 70 se q
most cordially indorse enterprise and 1t shall
have all Rs Rsy sq oGfq PEf sGG e.
Erom The Postmaster, General of the United ste5esl
this truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise
Being satisfied with the integrity your our enIerPrIse
we cheerfully consent to display your diamonds at
our establishment. BROWNE q SPALDING,
October rs, 1867. Nos. 56s and $40 Broadway.
we hereby certify that we have examined the
Diamond Goods, Pearls Emeralds, Rubies, and other
precious Stones described in the list and find them
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers, No. 20
J, HFRRMANN, Diamond Setter. No. S9i Broome
street, New York.
degree and for furtherance of this great object
the Association decided place the S3O00 worth
of diamonds on public exhibition at the large Jewery
Establishment of Messrs. Browne d Spaulding, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, in the city of New York.
The World-rer owned yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased The Farm of 600 is located In Suli-
van county N Y, and is of the finest stock farms
in the State; has splendid mansion, ana Is complete
In every par tCular.
each, admitting the holders to both of the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
ONE
IRVING HALL. NEW YORK, SATURDAY EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY 8, 1868,
ONE AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
SATURDAY IGVENIFG, FEBRUARY %, 1865,
On which latter occasion - - -, r,.,,,,.
S64l $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the tlcket,noloers In &C.
coIdance with the Charter and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
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SAILED.
Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, for Savannah
WENT TO SEA.
ARRIVED sATURDAY

5FA,
Brig Roslyn, Tuthil, hence for Rio Janero went 10
sea On Friday evening at 10 o'clock.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.


steamship Alliance, Kelly, Charleston, LRthbury,
NiCkersham d Co.
schr J. q; Coson, Robinson, Charleston, Lathbury,
Wickersham Il Go.
Schr Remittance. QuInton Richmond, do.
sohr 1da V McCabe, Pickup, Washington, Caldwell,
schr A. W. Collins, TOoker, New York. Rommel &
Hunter.
schr w. Bement. Penny gloucester, do.
Schr NJ Powell, FentOn, Bridgeport. do.
str MaytiOwer, Robinson, New York, w. p Clydp6C
str + franklin Pieaon, Baltimore, A. Groves. Jr
Str Norfolk, Vance, Richmond, w. p. Clyde d Co
str New York, Marshall, Washington, do.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Alien, for Baltimore with a tow
Of barges, w, p. Clyde d Co.
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Making In the aggregate l22.lO4 Presents, va.

-, ,s.ss.
HOW TO OBTAIN TIOK ETE
Orders may be sent in registered letters or most
office orders. in sums OF el to SOS at our rsk Taer
amounts should be sent n drafts by express az the
following ~ '-S
CLUB RATES.
Tickets to addEessti5o 20 Tickets to addrs $500
~ Tickets 20 address l75O 100 Tickets to addrs $500
Address all orders and communication to m Am
"0LGTYbBURG ASYLUM ASSOCIATION,
me, n2s CHG&NVT street, PhilAaa,, Pa
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LgOB ADDITIONAI IOoAL rrH,,s snn oursrpr rAera.l ]


On FRE.-One Of the cars Of the Union line.
while coming down Seventh street, SATURDAY.
evening, about six O'clock, and when lust above
Snesnut street, was discovered to be on fire.
Inc discovery, of course, created stampede,
lhe passengers making their way as rapidly and
as best they could out of the vehicle II seems
mat the lamp, which had Just been lit at the
conductors end, was overturned by the motion
Oh me car, and the FLAMES quickly commune
Gated with the woodwork around. The car was
not more than half iull, and though there was
not the slightest danger the excitement for
while was great One lady was encumbered
with "child in AIMS" and another some what
larger hanging to her dress. In her haste TO
get out, the elder of the little ones was thrown
upon the car floor and enlyened the scene by
series OF yells, in which amusement he was
gOlned by his younger relative, who by some
miraculous aid succeeded IN cltnglng to Its
parents neck despite that parents evident dis
regard of it while looking out for her own safety.
The conductor reminded us of the boy and the
burning ship. He noby remained at his post
when ali but he had fed, y and. with the assist
auCe OF the brave driver, succeeded at last in
mastering the roaring flames.
SERIOUS CHARGE. - Constables George L.
Deitz and W. b. Crawford, of the Nineteenth
Ward, having received Information that John
Culp, charged with being participant IN the
fight at the house Of William J. Ovens, South
Twentieth street, on the 18th of May last during
which Colonel William Riddle received injuries
that caused his death, was in the vicinity Of
Northeast, Cecil county, Md, they obtained
warrant from Alderman Helms, aud proceeded
to that place on Saturday. The officers, on their
arrival at Northeast. soon found Culp, and ar
rested him, and were about having him locked
up to await 1equisition from the Governor,
when Culp expressed willingness to start at
once for Philadelphia. On his arrival here he
was taken before Alderman Heins and was by
him committed to prison.
Loss OF PHILADELPHIA s TEAMsHIP.-Th
steamohp Hendrick Hudson, of this port, has
been reported by the Cuba cable as having
been ashore near Havana. and it was added
that she was got off by Spanish war vessel,
and was being towed to Havana. Yesterday
the owners of the ship and the underwriters
here received information direct from Havana
by the cable, that after the Hudson had been
hauled off the shore it was found impossible 10
keep her aaoat, and that she sunk some twenty
miles from Havana in one hundred fathoms Of
water. She was owned by Thomas Watson &
Sons, OF this city, and was fully insured.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Vandalia, Jones, days from Lelpslc, with
spOkes to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Schr Reading RR No. 43, Powell, days from James
river, with lumber to Bacon, Collins d. Co.
Steamtug America Munday, days from New Or
leans via Norfolk as hours Towed from Norfolk the
late Rebel ram Columbia, formerly the Lady Davis,
Captain l.. r. Purves; engineer Thomas Brock, Saw
at 10 o'clock,
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PODGERS'AND WOsTENHOLM'S POCKET
~ KNIVES Pearl and Stag Handles, OF beautiful
nnnn.. kOD0EItB and WADE ~ BUTOA AHlNB
sA4R5i ksAA4zoR5i and the celebrated LECoULTRE RAZOR
Sgl5SOlu5 OF the hne0t quality.
tsAhofs KNIVES, Scissors. and Table cutlery SfOuna
ana foisheo at p. MADELRA'6, NO. nb TENLH
street, below Chesnnt, Ap3
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deliberate aim, Dillon then dropped the
handkerchief, both men fred, and both fell
simultaneously. Chanfrau was instantly
killed, being shot through the head. Quirk
was shot through the body, and lived only
twenty-four hours.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18
ESTIMATES WANTED.

OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER,
CRY HALL, CHARLESTON, September II, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
the 18th at ~ O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL.
TRUNKS Of the lengths and aizes given below. The es-
Inmates VIII include the cost OF escavating, shout 900
pavements. and grading after the laying OF TRUTHS.
,N'5daoi TRUNKS. ,t FEET.
Length OF Trunk IN Line street. $50 ............... 27U
Length of Trank In and from lots in Coming street
TO the tidal drain I. ..... ~. .....!.... ~ 500
Length cfTrunk from lots on 0edsden street to the fanih
main drain in Wentworth street d .. 1870
Length OF Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad q
chffe street drain. ~. 1877
.aAttt p ave- .tir" t'-} ""' g '%- "a" ~ N = H@sH Nd---
Total length. 49,. ST.
Trunks to be- Twelve by twenty inches In the clear
built Of two by twelve inches primo yellow pine pisnks.
to rest upon sleepefs OF three by nine inches, three feet
long. placed five feet nom centres. Braces to be two by
six inches. dovetailed into tho sides Of Trunks, at dis
tances OF Ave feet from centres. The Trunks to be laid
TO grads pegs furnished by the Engineer. BIN ssI"'f5tsiJ
All the work must be carried on with the greatest
4'p 'tfi az y G ffs4}af
Plaas can be seen OF this Office,
A copy Of these specifications must be attached to each
ofer. 7Gt a ,1p T = d LOUIHl j. BARBOT. 9xHl
september IL City Engineer
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CITY ADVERTISE MEMTs.
AN ORDINANCE

~ AN
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas. The best interests Of the city. as well as ehe
s sSny EN- a%snn OF the IN chipping visiting the port. demand
cient depth Of water for all commercial purposes, and
Be 1t ordained, That In future all mud removed from
any OF the city docks by dredge machines, or otherwise.
shall be removed one hundred and fifty fathoms from
The Harbor Master shah be furnished with q COPY of
this Ordinance. which he Is required strictly to enforce;
and TO report for prosecution all violations of the same:
which shall subject the party 30 Offending to a 6ne not
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and every
Ratified in City Council this eight day of October. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven. gt Inn
tLsl PC. aAILLARD. Mayor.
W. d. SIXTH, Clerk Of Council. October IL
NOTICE.
CHARLESTON. October IA. 1867.
~ and lodged at Upper Wards Guard House.
The owner snsr is requested 70 CALI prove property: and take
First Lieutenant Upper Wards Police. !
ELECTION OT CITY
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
TNHE CITY COUNCIL WILL, Al IT'S NEXT RRuU.
Il LAR Meeting, to be held ON TUESDAY, 22d inst.
term Of Mr. If D. De- {. GIBSON NSsA deeosse d. MI the "ns1p'r'd
Letters of application will be received up to IL O'Clock
NJ. on day Of election.
By order. M W. q. SMITH.
October IL iela t0.t t Clerk Of Council.
NOTICE To DELINQUENT A x.PAYMKs.
4 CITY TREASURY oFFICE,,l 4"
TAx EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FROM This Of
IL FICE on 22d inst. on all unpaid returns for 1857.
due on 18th June last. ... 8. HOMAS
Ootober9 tle. sa City Treasurer,
NOTICE TO AUcTIONEERs.
CITY TREASURY OFFICE
A IL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY oRD1.
IA NANCE on Both September. Renewals will e
granted on application at this once. If made during 9a,s
Month. =. THOMAS, City Treasurer
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SaHN4&4ASHHHkS& NtkNCSpAMSa Va .Isi.- ~
kistj ecclMSIslsa&8 RRaaSSEH 8 4eSShastrsEcdan Who has aston.
Iahea thlS1aa Sae8sl2SS&6SSS % the Ihs au now q 10. !
eatea nStgalfssss ANER3e646EN M Y$ Asdasne Ta-onaTospos.
fessesssiehs OVERWHELMINGLY second AEht Az to ennsa3:
ble her to impair knowledge 81 thss isgreeatsss Importance
p the single or married pf either sen While in a state
pf trance, ahe delineates the very features Of the person
tou are to msssyssaa pd BIZ the Hi insFFumeai Of in
}ense power, known as the P~sychomotrope, guarantees to
Produces hfslike picture Of thD future husbandsor wis
Of the applicant together with date Of marriage, position
% life. Leading saita OF Shasdctea. &css fhis d nb hum.
bug. as thousand OF testimonials can assert. She will
aend. when desired, . certified certiAcate, or written
guarantee. that the ~picedfsis shatsf II bturports to be. BY
enclosing tntalil Ieckpf hair and giStng place b bird.
dgeadispoaiSi6n and Sonplextsnsand AAcldaan9 My csnAsl
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you win s.
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confidence. Madame Il. F. THORNTON, i. O. Box a2a.
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