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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
1RxN]NGER,
D4@l,,DIV Z,
~ ScWaWAA
Z W@G 1l lAEgyge
OLD RIP VAN W1NKLE GIN,
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY,
PORT AND Madeira,
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,

SlID ftOhlESIEAD III e.
IN ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS Oh SELLING
WINES, etc., Ia original packages, anu IN oIder to
Insure 10 conHuinrrs Pure Liquors In compact ami
Tcnient for1 wc commenced tho enterprise Of Gotng
and packing In cascs vol known Wines, Brnndcs,
whskirB Sc.. anu havo cent taeln u In stylo that
wond preclude tho possibility Of their being tuinerul
with before raelg tho purchaser Tho general aprrc
clntion and gratifying Huccsso that han rewarded
efforts hns encouraged to maintain thu standard
gnrs quality also 70 mako ircrensod efforts 10 retain tho
confidence and patronage which has been literally bc
slowed upon us DfNINUER CO.,
lEHtnblishcd 1774. Importers OF Wines, &C.,
No. Is Beaver street. New York.
Tho nOoyc popular goods pct up In contain
Druggists, Grocers, &c.
E" Opinions OF tho Press.
Tho narno Of Bningor Co., No. 10 Bcavcr street, ls
guarantee OF tho cIact and erul truth Of whsoyer they
rcprcsent-R. J.. Cam ddrertiIer.
Tho importing hUuno Of BlnIpgor Co., No 10 Beaver
street, 10 conducted upon principles OF integrity farpesP
and tho highest honor.-N. l.. Epenino Etpreif.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN e. CO..
1s3 MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hot
DOWIE g. NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING Il CASSIDEY, +,
No. Isl MEETING STREET,
Wholesale Agents. Charleston. &. @
January 20 ' wfudmos.
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Wilmington Market.

= WILMINGTON. june 10.--TUnPESTn1E-Has docliuod
25atoc with sacs Of S2 bbs al s3a3 Is for virgin s. for
yellow DIP and 81 oOa1 60 for hard 2so bs-the
ket closing &c lowest hSnrcR- s-
sPIarTs TuarEsrNE-sales to-day OF 17s hbls at sos
tokc, and leo do at 61o a gallon.
RonNTho market ia dull and prices have declining
tendency Sales OF only $50 bDs at IS for No 50 76s
4 l2}S for No ]. and IS for oxtra Palc.
TAIi-A small lot changed hands nt 81 80 p bbl.
CoroNSaies Of only IL baleo at 21c ordinary 10
for low middinR, and 23o q fb for mIddling
Gonna lot OF COO BUSHELS railroad, sold ut 81 80
@ buahel OF &c ihB. II -
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rs There were exports Of cotton today.
~ ConN-The market s dull donnnd 10 mostly for
white which H scarce. There is good supply Of mixed
haBd but It consets mosuy OF inferior quality Pricee
for Yhito arc Arm aud unchanged but thoee mixed
ar Siser and dropping. Yesterday tho sales
which 100 on private terms 100 yellow mixed At 81 l2X
81 I7; 46O whito mixed md 1910 ordinary wIite At
81 20; 47o and 900 white at 81 3l)I per bush.
FREIdHIs.-4The uarket Is quiet and unchanged Tho
rntnB 10 ppr ID for cotton by New York and
Dosion 40 for philadelphia Hteam for Now York and
Boston 400 sack for Doc bb for -four and
81 2b for pork and slUall per hid for tobacco SlSnm
Tor Liverpool No for cotton; sail I'd For HaVro Ihc.
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SlhlILIA sINIiL.BUs EUsiANTuR.

HUMpnREYS'
HOmEOPATIIIC %PECIFICs
uhvE PROVED FRoBI THE MOST AMPLE EIpE.
IL RIERCE, MI entire PucceRs: :nimpo-prompt-E
,iont and Reliable. They the only mDdcinss per.
fcotly adapted 70 popular useeo aimpo tiat mtstiht.
cannot bc made In using thpIn; harmless m TO b.
iroe from danger AID oiclent 10 bb always rea
oc> They hhso raised tho hghcst conmondatlon from
Ill. nnd viii 3lwsys rcniier satisfaction.
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ConEGnees per South CaroiIna RaiIroae,
az, Juno IL,

~ .saat. Juno IL.
o. bsles cotion 60 ba,cs Mdze 20 bags Flour % Gags
RonSh Rice u bhs Crude TurpentIno, 80 bbIs Rosin
Tunno. n AySrin Bon. " Williams 8 CO, Utssy 4
Kenyon, @ " Clark Co, Col stubbs, ] CALDWELL 4
Bons, W Moadr. l. Iorcn,z, " Troniolnn n II haonI
4 9oldnmth & SSM, Maltsi, Thnrston & aoinl&a, d
" Lobby. Porcher K Tnte, q 4 Pitchou, L b pesaSs.
ears, & AdSer 3 Go. 10, - ~
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There oometh glad tidlngs ofjoy TO all,
To young and 70 old, to 81 ent and 70 small;
Tho beSuty which onco was 20 precious and raro,
u FREQ for all. and al may be fair.
Nv thu mac of
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q A r D..

Iis with feelings OF prido AZ American ufsctnrc,u
that We puosh tho following teatlmoniAa which have
boon received by recentiy:
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Ioonsider Chiotering Sons Pianos supsrIor 10 my
In tho world. -
They unrivaed for III cir singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundnoas Of their tono There fs a
perfect homogcneity throughout a tho regsters. Tho
uppor notes remarkable for clearueIs and pu ty
Hhoh do not ind n any other instrument, vhle Tho
base IL distinguished for without hArssnoss and
for magnificent sonor1ty. -
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DRUGS, cHEmir AIS, ETC.

IA snio hor np--hraItb VA, In ber IuoE
strength IVES In hor step. and In her hsnas-PrASTi
WON tITTSuEr
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. imports.
dLAoE BAY. B-Por Br brig Annie M-147 tons
~ Goal TO Budd l. Blnkc-
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
.ng OFFICE OF TUE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws;t
"sr.., CHARtf7Tos Tuesday Evening, Juno IL, 1901.
Tho market oAsier under nuws Of roccding prices
ut Liverpool, and tho hnye fell OF hiH cont per
Ib sa,ss bales viz: % q, a. 10 at at a. 10.
49, no a asS. .qs d sud76 al. rs 6ent. We quoto
MIddlins ut 24H@25.
-.EII Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Juno TO- -corrox-Thore luto
dom.nd this morning but afternoon liverpool sd-
vices OF decline caused dulhless IN this market Ii
impossible for us givc quotations. but relor 70 RaIs
RS ss.o niddpna at
GoLp-Tho Brokers buying ut I3G, md selling at
sEansa.ILsro was q sale Of aeGfse RsliFosd Stock
eodaJhtTo eentas. .tA.SFASIaLt.>S-S.:ii.
= Mobile Market.
MOBILE, Juno 7.-GEsEnAL REMAnKs.-Thcrc ia hot
much scope for remarks tls Business has been
Cotton Is lad another fail, in consequonce OF unflvor
nblc newa from Liverpool and Now York. Our tables
will show tho quotations In Tho different branchcs OF
.na :s,;sn AND ,seasa buy
leans dght pur stong. 60 dsyR. Hsnl4o ut sight a.
n.iy,rJr. q COTTON srATEMENT., .t.s
=! fRScsayed this week.. .n:.n ~: LIT
Received protousiy 22l -29s 7ls
=: 2s4.Sa1
E1perttSaa 1toa nIstsnl5x ihis xSi;: sGs
Burned and loot q, 24s7-2s2 sis
Stockton hand and oh sipboari n6tlcltared. 80 22.4ll
RxcE!PTs OF CoTIoN-Thc following is the total num-
ber CT bains OF cotton received by ivers and rail-
roads since LIST september 70 dates ,t,r.l.z 49,,
By tho Alabama River .BaleR 85 33a
BY tho Bgbee River.
BY tho Warrior River. las
by the Hehroads... 9l,78t
Tota1 amount received last ss9 Bss
i fRzIdnIslQ Quiet and unchanged N rates wo quote
Liverpool 9.16d; coaAtwise ports &c. ''
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$4,000 PIANOS.

In tho Of which they have every
Known and valuable improvement They have inyiris-
bly, been aeected and used by all Of tie worlds 40
oloicd great artists who hsve Visited this country
professionally both for private and public usa
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'-sI
Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno 6.-CorroH-Tho market OPEN
cd ahis morning with limited enquiry and meagro
prospect OF business Later in tho day. Tho regular tsl
graphic ndStons to hand, reporting unavorabe
REACTION ut Now York and Liverpool the immediate effect
majority Of Inyers reused to 90 on unless al atorsi
reduction. wht!o factors on the other hnnd although
disposed to max propOrtionne concessions, decId
oily unwilling to Yield to tile extent demanded by
former Under these ciroumstances tho Gales were un
usually Light amounting 10 barely $50 bales, eight bro
kern participating in the business. Prices indicated
reaconary fecng an irregular decline Of 30 per ID bo
Ing submitted to In most instances I'm order to effect
s,les. Tho market, however,. closed completely
settled that We arc Obliged TO omit our usual scalo Of
quotations. The continued obstacles to the placing Of
Exchange operztod 70 the disadvantage Of the move
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AGIITi. CAiekerin1 d Sons:
aINIH: Ihayo iust been invod by Messrs Collard TO
haro hesitation in endor.ing tho oplnioSt my old
friend. Mr. O. D. oolisrd That It tho Gnos. In.
strument ever played 90.
Believe me. gontlomen. NEST faithfully yours,
J, l. HATTON.
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TfIALBEHa.
GOTTsCIiALA,

oonhdef Chiokering Sons Pilnos beyond com.
parisop, tho best have ever In Anaerioa.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED wEKxLY.

..s r- lee. PIIAsHB NOON.
New H. I'd, Oh. 42m Full II. I6th, ,1lh 3irn. oven
Prst Q. 9th, H. lin. Last g. 25, Oh. ON. morn
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IStnsonfah from As mot ditinotied Lrfists IN Ryops
% Netsrs. Chiekerino SOM:

Among the points Of oIcelence OF tho ohIotst
Ing Pianos Of which speak tho n thsir
oongatulAorJ testimonials tp tbs Messrs Ohtckuriua
are the greatest possible daph richness and volume OF
tome combined With rare brtllAnoy, eiearness and
perfect evenness throughout ths entire scale; and
ymp.thetio quality OF which mover changes under
moat delicate or powerful tounh. aa'g : =
During the past forty years this arm has manu-.
aoturod =
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COMMERCIAL.

imports.
aLAoE BAY, Q B-por Br brig Annie MAT tons
~ Coal, TO Budd Blnkc-
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Jdnles H. Wehi, Etq.: -
Mt DEAN HIn: AS you are going bso6 to the United
ststea, must bog you TO remember kindly to the
hosArs- Chickerna. Tell thom l was delighted with
their Grand PtAno-forie-di good inItrpnent MirL
Al tcdi eper turnnd ota, bon IN to<ich andkr.,
Winhing you, &C., romAln evarli iiy,
II. r. BROADWO0Is,
tureTs, London.
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EUROPEAN TEsTimORlALs,

Received during The month Of August 1860.
LONDON. July 25 1867.
hKSsns OHIoSEnrEa BorH-t}ents: hsyn much
pleasure In enoloaing docupunt signed by tho nrst
composers. musicians and professors in Europe held
your Pianos 10 snch high estimation pide my cortin-
cate) That felt my duty 10 Ako OF them with mo
10 Europe. TO ASCERTAIN tho opinion Of my
brothron. Tho oncloaod certificate will provo how
unanimous thoy hhvo been on tho subeot beg TO
forward, II tho Bsmo time letnr rcceyed from my
iriond. ar. oo,rd. which am inuat be sratfy-
ing 10 you. -
hsyo tho honor to be. gonusmen yours vcry truly,
JANEg IL wRIIII.
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Amusements.
RARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH'o


RARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHo
ID MUSEUM AND MEYAGBRIB COMBINATION
Broaisar. between Spring and Prince-sts .., -, -,
''N'h IL Il TR ~ III III fiibhEs or SUCCESS
THE MAGSIPIcEST RELGiOUS HISTORICAL, SPECTACULAR.
GEOLOGICAL DRAMA, the y
I wden~ I GORGEOUS L
Mr. JOHN SCENERY. :
OHouonAn / COSTUMES !
Y f,ru, SPLENDID
esabl, ,hmeut PROPERTlgS
a GRAND TRlCNPgAL PROCESSION
will occur In which " be introduced
VAN AMBURGH's LIVING WILD ANIMALS
GLADIA1ORIAL COMBATS IN TIE C0LLOSSkUM
TTIB CHRISTIAN MAKIYR thrown iGo the DEN OF LIONS
on exhibition tall hours. te - , ,,
ENTIRE VAS AMBCRGH C0LILtECIloN OF Li'iNu "ih'
INCLUDING 4 GrRAFFB OVER Is FEET HGM ,,,
A GIANT AYD GIANTEsS A LEOPARD CHILD,
TWO DWARFS ClRCASSIAS GIRL
GORDON CUMMING COLLECTION,
GRAND AoIARIA HISTORICAL RELICS aud
OVER 100000 OTHER CURIOSirIBS
Admission. 30 cents; children under 10 10 cents -
NIBLOs GARDEN.
TINS EsrlBLIsrNFsr noEs Hor ADVERTISE HERALD
~ WhDNEsDf EykNhG, Feb ~. ls6l,,
BLACK CROOK.
Nth Jarrett 8 pafrPI's rrlrl rated
PAFISgSNB BALLET TROUPE
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCBSR
1TwgSTyy yT s,I GRATP " MATlsEn a,rl0gs
ADMISSION TO MATINEE:
Psrlqe and Dress Circle
Cnriain rises Al plht y At Matinee
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OFFCE or Amy CLOTHING AND kQuiPAGK,l
NEwY YORK, February 2, 1897.
SAIE of DAMAGED CLOTHING and

, tc AGh-Nn be sod pabIe auction account Of The
rtI al thedepot of Army Clothing Equipage
-a, ISL ,s.i' 7'9Hsis IN HeEiora City on WEDNESDAY, The
o'iiug -ul eiupsge:
H'frn Itris reatcoats bouses uniform coats becks h
1"c doat straps, kuapsacl stockings, stocks trousers knives
a' sp' rS TN cups hats caps lace brown Hollands b)
sia A is boots shoes brass articles, musical Instruments cap
c'rc may be had at the dePo also samples Of the articles may
Teams. Cash Ten per cent down and the hal
br'fc c goods taken the depot
Hf- ' from DAY Of sale under forfeiture % purchase tie 10
p-i '-"i b. Brighten. b. H. NlNrON,
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.LROAD COM
<EW YORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
1866 WINNER ADVANCEMENT 13i
COJMENClNG DC. TO- loo

Psssenger StltoI Nrsyork cvcutht ud Fou
ave Entrance o TueuVstyruthst.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK;
For v-Iavcn 100 800 ur) llJi M l2D Gr J'n 'E'"
3fs - aud tOl lky.j r. NJ. 800 -, ,.. .,,
Bridgeport %" 800 tbr llJ' M lii' tEH ~" i"hl
F,r NIf,rl arJ ~ aiorl T. CO. 1l1o n. o. 40 p
Tor Faihod 5ouhpot and Wutlot 49, Iln M db, g." p
Po- NoasR 100 400 (I) o. ll3o ui III u' 3o tLrL
34s. 4.J1. r.J. &oGtfGl pm.
F,- Bsri.n o0 9hD Is O. o.. Rs 40, $40 p. 20.
Tor Orrpns 100 600. aJ 2li, 3i' 40, 30 6jlP "a
For 81 uor5 800 fEr 500, lJ u.i lklJ ttG fJ dp
0r D. yl.. g. 3D. so, 6Jl 500 tEx) T. 49,
ana lierne1atc Ai1tons 'V IO ia Ill., f
345, 40, $50 bJJ, i1Wl p ~ ....l. .,,o..,,.,
49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
Por Roon vsEnfihefeN 800 (EH.t 800 (EIl ROl a.
For Ro,on va Sb0ft Lipe, ~ - en-, 500 p NJ - a.
For Hartford AID spdpsked 800 M (Erl lAI' J." th"' 1"
D.. ~. t,t.. O., Noa.
For Hartford Proyience aai Faai Rsioni 800 Ei) m I'D
For Haven New London Soungtoo Railroad At 800 NJ
l2l5. 300, 300 T.. IA.
For Canal Railroad. - IS r. IN. to Northampton
Ior Ilou,at0uc Railroad, bO 90 r.t 500 p M
For Nangsuck iaiIoad, LOO n., 800 T..
Pof Dlnlury aud NorRek Railroad iOl, b'Oa M 81 "a
N' 70 stfJAMES n. HOYf, SUIT
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Wintcr ar
II r,ngemen', Jan lae7 eyes James sP New Fors at
ADD lBphauk rn tiud % River
bead on Saioldas onlD; Tor Syesse and way stations,
m. Farnngiaie aud way stations
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
IfA PANY-Coumencne Monday. prccmer ~ Ion Leave Ncs
Of Batcays (connecing with Lehsh Waller Railroad aud
Ma.. tr1in
press train Morosn Accommodation leaves at 21 m llatcu.
iown Htl ieave Monsown EpTrss ai M ai
above ~ day 10 NeNak hte 70 south Orange
md thee Ia Summit A. PBERTlOUD. General Superintendent
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ROBT. h. phKtAGH, ifroion
A. ". CRAVEN.
g,,-.Y,rt T.b Is iaa1
,Nl5ppV IEASES ~ AUCTION-

DERRY LEASES at AUCTION.
tie CIV Hall oa TUESDAY, Lab Maria. lNi a. u oco
m vii he sHi pu,ir auction o tr h.hti nlltf WIN aIr
qa secunv if of years from thc It i o a'L ih o,
Tie II The irTy established from Ihe lot oi NhA'hfi
stett to Stltsu Island.
the Ferry 20 b. established rom The foot Of tAthy l
street North River. 10 latnlIi, y. J.
Thr SAIL ssrrai Fr.n It.r. sp With 40 r rgtt' pr
srs rautt- thereof belonging TIE Corporation " hr 'J
ni Sew .lurs.
Terms sud condition, u ,s. be- hai upon application h he coup
tfulri . thtr
~ orlrr OF the Ciu.n,,,,nt, ,ft sinking Pond
UlgIiHD B CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Lf oT YORK Department Fuincc February 10. aot.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

E. Iutnr. 90 rIa.rifs A.purl.
TIE i. OF t~ above -rr pir' porp.ri 20 F-hu'v
is ,ac tlur all ,ee ua'rl sos, % p.crnh l 1870
uNSiiI. j. INIEAiIA1l. iI. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

ERiE RAILWAN.-Tmins leave Depot loot
- ofDusu.sr o.. Itofia ltIrtt .
IN ,r,. Or Rochester. Brfa.". Saia"'nr' p'nAA An
al points Wet iau t..iH.
l.,5a tr.. Nr, Train. dsig - Ott'ile
10 Co.,. Etrfe.s Nal'. Eua.'o. talstuateh shd Wet
a. a Wr'. ET T.t lrIt htFhrr.h. N1Ffl-E
81 IN Niyt tyrr-., rufsi,. Salamanca. aul bunLtrt
l.au Nsi E,Hr daiy Df Euls'J Aa.aUalca DuuEfk, an
oil T"I e Wet sli S'dh . -,
= '.l = n Fini .rari Tram. daily fsr tie Wet
p r,t r iu direct com etipu ~ gortle sd Wcrr
Bl., HrGH RIDDLE Geu'l Supt
a., T. u.rv Gerl Pas AGENT
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

- TWINE IUI II I nv ulN INtIITN ~ NIN-
- lori -GEOJCl " EDWARDS plaintiff at Gt 40 kA1ZKN
MAlIk drl.a1n pursuanrr oi Judgment uf F Nuprn
of the &C. a,' r.tr scto1 J. DANIEL
- INGRAfAN jr tr RI tam. H ~ i judgment win expose
sale pntc r Errrtrr ~ Broadway.
th CT o. View iof.. Nf NDAi i- Lh dav y DeCrn er
Tlt oei,k tpou a. 80 cr AucoHrrr te f'sa-
described leisrs ar ari Es l. Litrrs Patent Ellic DR. tie
'ntr '. ui AA~rl o. ii+ I .u1 ir rr ai nssf1l in-
pfst.erf fIn- The d Letter, P,''n' bear date
DE Dol. ~ tH1Iui t irilri arI inssE.
iH4 si if tHrsHfd eight huIrl rnl pr'l arl
aer b .tI ir ri 'frr t hIi1 h1ttrrH If af ' '
80 G.n krtfaul.rr .irl Goo ti.ulr ~. EIs1r' h' raIut.
also . -.ta 1'f.1.r ~ 900 rtfr.', oi sill
I-t T.. hr.- aai .tafta4cst' br atrl uol sai
..I -. Nrt ~rtI-I
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Corroraiiou Noliirs.

NROTON AQUfDUCT DEPARIMEN =
10 tONIF2C IOi.s-. rps- SEALED PROPOSALS. r1rh in
, "a m tH ra Is-. date 81 u'tg ahl tl ni N"A. h
Il. r.ri,. 4t t, uAf- tIl - reos m o F"llAl, MA,H
H- t fra pa fioHr nfuNt fIb Ni'li"l y
sndStWills 20 it,: rANIMEatN n tau'si iun bn'" 10
N,.,. Fint 10. 90 -i.i't' F'y hl 49, A
If.It o. q ihyr. y,sfr' 81 tom tHrli t' "rtrw,hi t"
ti,tt from t % s srtr.t, fHfai t'Ht itf - fi.i
,f .,l IYi.t te A,.f' Front s, tom Nltt m Nl ~
william ,t O. Irrst Frs' ion ''il, !" Nl'o
ave- a.. rirth.t loY Ir,t FOO It tr. Ad @ TIE , 'ru'i"a
,f,El EI. iuor,. No D. outt Nt-i h itf} 'N"n 'm
tr.i ave-, eih bfaurho, Thirty lr arI lh so ', 'i F
49,. 81. Zoo iaHrn.t lct rrA 'ni "l h''' W."
t,,rr, H Grri-. 80 n loL g., h.itccn NA ht"H
W., .a Jatu ialsi ohach a'i hmts Dsyre" hH. al
Ahf..st md ail
.rr. srI 80 g. sc bet. en Fl Ast ad ysidh
- .i trrcl Nsa,e sui Hudson River, No Nrv c ~ ii"H
t.t.e.n aid iag"N
nni lluaspl boz Lrf", s' ft"f ' - a, a
j. tourll between Hctirf uud Fourth hl Ia linl
,u ,i or.,laD.. between Wet IrIh ssl HAMMOND ',i h
.tlr ieiAern Hammond and Binksisi No Sewer Lewis
- r.t ioose St,nD-.ts No sewers n fotrstrih
al E nut.f between Tenth Bni fr oath hSesi WIN bran
w.. 'a, and No % i-se'la a ah" iAe n w 1, &
r,r firr anil f1 tt y. ". corner ~ lfth i' li' l
4. nr eurasr of IIoIIAh sud Fttl uit1ft' - W cor
rr f l,, srHul. tai - t. rrnr " E bth''r
.e ~ rst 90. go, may BE- ,rc0 all specifications hal
fifn. for Iii, obtained On application t'tl' ltt+
THOMAS SIErlliNS.)
ROBI. !. pARtAGH, }C""n Al Board
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

D MUSEUM AND MENAGBRIB COMBINATION
Broadway. between Spring and Princests. -
EVERY AFTERNOON AZ 3 EVENING AT a.
is THE FULL TIDE or SUCCESS. - -
THE MAGNfTiCENT RELIGIOUS, HISTORICAL SPECTACULAR
ZDOLDgICAL L. DRAMA.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

PRICES or PASsAGE. PAYABLE IN GOLD -
Pint ......&ilJ Second as'........SO
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-21
Misc celianeous Items.

Fun represents q six-year-old in Knick- erbockers seated ill barber's chair, and to him the hairdresser says:-sWell my little gentlemen. and how would you like your hair cut?" Charle-sOh, like papa's please with little round hole at the top.'' An exquisite young man, boastihg in the presence of some young ladies that he had luxuriant head of hair, lady observed that Is was owing to the mellowness of the soil.
 In q population Of about 16O0 in Water town the number of persons over 70 is 6G 48 between 70 and 80; l4 between 80 and 90 bury, with population of about 2OOO, the
 result is as follows: l25 over 70; 92 between 70 and 80; 30 between 80 and 90, and 3 be.
 tween 90 and 100 years old and over We have additional particulars of the al legged homicide in Southport on Sunday last. Miss Annie Pringle an Irish girl about
 D years old, and Stephen Jennings, a sin
 gle man aged about 30 years, were arrested on charge of ''concaaling the birth and
 death of bastard child" The woman states that she and Jennings buried the child in the woods. and the authorities on being in- formed of the matter were unable to find it. A coroner's jury was summoned. how ever, and the verdict was rendered that the child came to its death by reason of expos
 ure and want of care Jennings was exam ined and put under S200 bonds The case excltes great interest, especially as some do not see how there can be trial for hom- iclde when it is not proved that any such crime has been committed.
 A horrible pun was that of the fellow who said in reference to lady who was about to marry her eighth husband, that she must be a fasten-eight-in-widow.
 A little girl, showing her little cousin, about four years old, a star in the frma- ment one clear night, said, 'sThat star you see up there is bigger than this world 3 "No, it ain't said he. ''Yes, it is. ''Then why don't it keep the rain off ?''
 A western radical, somewhat of 8 wag.
 who is troubled with an impeachment in his speech, was travelling one cold day, and accepted an invitation to take drink of whiskey with a friend. Being both cold and dry, he took 9 pretty "stiff born D The easy manner with which he put him. self out of 1t, attracted the attention of a democratic fellow traveller, who walked up to him with the salutation: ''Ill bet any man ten dollars that you are a good demo- crat." The radicals pride was touched, and he replied in his usual stammering style: |" a-ad-vise you n-n-not to bet more m-m-money than you wish to lose. I acknowledge have all the symptoms with out the d-d-disease."
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-21

Is HE NOT MAN AND A BRoTHER?-Min- isters complain so much more loudly of the hardships of their lot than other pro- fessional men that we do not often pity them; but the following, clipped from the Middletown correspondence of the Hart ford Post, excites compassion in even our hardened breast:-
 The committee appointed by the parish of the Church of the Holy Trinity to select suitable per- Frederick Gardiner of Maine to preach in the church, and he has agreed to be here next Friday and preach on Sunday. It is to be hoped that Q large number of the members Of the parish may be present and that all will be ready to act upon the subject at the next special parish meeting. Mr. Gardiner is said to be very excellent man, and a good preacher. He comes well recommended, and it may be good thing for the parish to secure his ministrations.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-21
SHORTEST, AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO ALBANY. TROY AND
 THE WEST
H OusatOnic Railroad.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after May 9th, 1867 Passenger Trains will run as follows:
 LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. On arrival of Trains from New York New la
 ven and Hartford IO.3O a. m. for Pittsfeld connecting at
 Van Deusenviils with train for
 Albany s. 45 p. m. for Pittsfeld. LEAVE PITTSFIELD On arrival of Trains from North Adams and
 Western Railroad. 300 a. m. for Bridgeport. New York,
 New Haven and Hartford. 800 p. m. for Bridgeport and New York
 by Rail or Steamboat, and
 train for New Haven and Hart
 ford.
 SPECIAL Leave Great Burlington for Pittsfeld at ' a. m. Leave Pittsfield for Great Darlington at f:1O pm.
 Merchandise Trains Through Daily. 35-tf J. H. STRONG, Supt.