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AMERICAN w41ruAs WATCHES.


THE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches BY Railway Conductors, EngI-
neeIs, and Expressmen, the most exacttnS
class Of watch-wearers, has thoroughly de-
Hty, and accuracy OF the WalthRm Watch.
To satisfy that class In NIL these respects Is 70
decide the question as 10 the real value OF
More than 10000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets Of the people.
Imported Watches are made on an expen-
sive system, in small numbers, but by nu-
merons makers, and are placed In the market
hero by an Importer VINO nlSt secures q
TO the Manufacturers pront must be add
ed Cost Of ImpOrta ton.
A Custom house duty of . per cent, pay
a profit Of at least IS per cent to the Inn
portar, another profit TO the Jobber; thus
nearly doubling the cost Of the imported
AT walthana, watches are manufactured
on large scale, under one roof and system
Of supervision and management, thereby
saving many Of the expenses necessarily In
CURED in small establishments; hence their
great cheapneas.
Watches, and competiEont as all the world
knows, Is favorable TO small profits The
trade Is EatEned, because, though the Proht
on each watch IS small the demand Is Large
and all arc salable.
UnScrupulous importers occasionally place
a worthless Swiss Imitation In the market.
To avoid imposition, the purchaser should
invariably demand q certificate OF genuine
ness, signed by the treasurer Of the American
Watch Company-R. Z. ROBBINA
There are different grades OF finish in the
different varieties of Watches made by the
WalthaIn Company. as there are different
sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and means
but every Watch that, bears the genuine
trade mark OF f"WALTHAM" is guaranteed
to be a good one, and nobody need be afraid
tobuy it.
EVe watch Fully Warranted
For sale by all nrst;elass dealers in the
ROBBINS q Appleton,
NO. IS2 broadway, ~ "
nA-Ask for the waItham Watch, and take
no other. IL iH the best. lis the cheapest
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reconsider the vote secOnding the pre-.

reconsider the vote seconding the pre-
vious qustion.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pa, moved to lay the
motion on the table. Agreed to.
Mr.. Schofeld moved TO suspend the
rules so as to allow the Committee on
Ways and Means hRlGan hour to speak
on the question, and its opponents
another half hour. Agreed to.
After an hours debate, during which
speeches were made by Messrs. Shanks,
Butler, Schenck, Price and Pruyn, the
House passed resolution instructing
report a separate bill for the revision OF
the tax on the manufacture and sales
of distilled spirits and tobacco.
Mr.. Schenck offered the following
resolutions:
ResoIUed, That after the report of a
tax bill by the Committee on Ways
and Means, In pursuance OF the order
just passed, no other business shall be
in order but the consideration Of the
bill reported by the Committee except
reports from the Committee on Enroll
ed Bills.
This was adopted under a suspension
of the rules.
Mr.. Logan moved a suspension of
the rules 10 enable him to offer pre-
amble and resolution providing for the
appointment of committee of five to
inquire into the propriety and expedf-
ency of removing the seat of the Gem
eral Government TO a point near the
geographical centre of the Republic.
This the House refused.
Mr.. Robinson, by unanimous con-
sent, offered "A resolution requesting the
Presidentto take measures TO secure the
release from imprisonment OF Messrs.
Warren and CASTILLO, convicted and
sentenced in Great Britain, for words
and acts spoken and done in the United
States, and to take measures to secure
their return TO the flag, with such cere-
mony az may be appropriate to the Oc-
casioD. The resolution was adopted.
Adjourned.
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SOUTH AMERICA.


NEW YORK, June 15.-Rio Janerio
dates of the 9th and Ruenos Ayres of
April 9th, state that Lopez was strong
ly fortified upon the river Tibicua,
with an army of about 100000 men,
Hermaitta still remained in his possess
sion, although the Brazilian fleet is
anchored above and below ii.
The sickly season had set in, and the
men of the Allies were making impa-
patient demonstrations over the de-
lays.
1t is reported that the government
had instructed Marquis Caxicos to as
sault at any cost.
The rumors were gaining credence
in Buenos Ayres that the United States
intended to interfere.
The General Assembly OF Brazil was
awaiting a quorum to be regularly
opened by the Emperor.
President Metre, of tho Argentine
confederation, will probably be i'm
peached Immediately on the assembling
OF the Congress.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, June Is, 1868.
SENATE.

EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, June Is, 1868.
SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. d. w. Fisher, OF the
First Presbyterian Church.
Journal OF Friday last approved.
A message from the House an
nounced the passage of the first and
second chapters of the Code of West
Virginia. /. Limits and jurisdiction
OF the State. >. AppOrtiOnment of
representation. These chapters were
read the first time. and ordered to their
second reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson, the rule
was suspended, and they were read the
second time and ordered to their third
reading.
The said message also announced the
adoption by the House of the Senate
resolution authorizing the Auditor to
furnish IL copy of the cash book to the
Recorder of fPendleton, and tho resolu-
ton commemorRting the anniversary
of the Reorganized Government of
Virginia; and also that it had adopted
a substitute for the Senate resolution
concerning the Impeachment of the
President of the United States. Laid
on the table on motion of Mr.. Hoke,
owing to the absence of the patron.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson the rule
was so amended as not to require the
reference of any part of the code to
committees, after coming from the Com
mittee on Revision, unless specially
ordered by the Senate.
The following bills were read the
second time aud referred:
The bills constituting certain part
of the Ohio river, in Brooke county and
Blannerhasset's Island. lawful fences;
the bill to incorporate Raymond City,
in Putnam county; tho bill granting to
Elliot Deem the right to erect a wharf
on his lands on the Little Rauawha
river, opposite Parkeraburg; the bill
applying certain road taxes to the re-
pair of the Wheeling, West Liberty and
Bethany turnpike; the bill appropriate
ing one thousand dollars to a turnpike
in POCahOutas and Webster counties;
and tho bill more efTectually to prevent
selling, offering, or exposing for sale
spirituous liquors contrary to law.
Mr.. Hoke, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported back the bill to
legalize the execution, acknowledge
ment and recording ola certain deed,
in Berkeley county. Ordered TO be en-
crossed and read tho third time.
Mr.. Applegate introduced a bill to
Incorporate the Panhandle Railroad
Company. Read the first time.
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, the
3sth standing rule was SO amended as
TO authorize the President to call a
member to the chair not exceeding
eight days instead of three.
Adjournment till 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
tomorrow.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, June 15.-The Daily News
says, the long experience and training
and high character of Reverdy John
son are guarantees that he will well
represent the United States as whole
and not sectionally. The Times says.
no envoy could be sent here who will
be hailed with more confidence as
spokesman OF a great nation. The
unanimous ratification of his nomina-
ton is an unexampled testimonial that
his intellect is admirably trained to dis
pense the pending or probable issues
with impartial dignity of character.
breadth of learning and charm of
manner
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REPoRTS OF COMMITTEES,
Mr.. Mahon, from the Committee on
Roads, reported unfavorably in regard
to legislRting for the purpose of placing
so much of the National Road as runs
through Ohio county, under the con-
troll Of the Board of Supervisors of said
county; also a bill Incorporating the
Guyandotte Valley Railroad Company.
Mr.. Boughner, from the Committee
ON Claims, &C., reported a bill for the
relief of Marshall Statlnaker; also,
without recommendation, a bill to re-
lieve A. e. Harper, Sheriff of Randolph
county, of certain liabilities; and bill
to remit a certain fine imposed upon
VIM. Lucas.
Mr.. Fleming of Harrison, from the
Committee on Taxation, &C., reported
bill in relation to the heirs at law OF
Stacy Floyd, deceased. @
Mr.. Gold, by leave, introduced a bill
to refund certain taxes erroneously as
sessed againstthe estate of Robert Dam
iels, late of Berkely county.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following were offered aud
By Mr.. Boughner: Directing the Com
mittee on Taxation and Finance to in
quire into the expediency of reporting
u bill constituting certain taxes In the
hands of the assignees of John NJ.
bTauQY ldke 9ueEih Ol hOuOuShuella
county, county liens.
By Mr.. Armstrong: Directing the
Committee on Counties, &C., to inquire
into the expediency OF amending an
act altering part of the division line
between the counties OF Hampshire
and Mineral.
BY Mr.. Dunnington: Directing the
Committee on CLAIMS, &c., to inquire
into the eXpediency of reporting bill
for the relief of James a. Lambert,
late Captain of company of State
By Mr., Hinchman: Directing the
Committe on Roads to inQuireinto the
expedIency of locating a road, COM
mencing in Boone county and running
thence through Logan county 10 the
mouth of Mates creek on the Sandy
river.
Chapter third of the Code, relating to
Various amendments were proposed
and some of them adopted. Those of a
radical nature which, If adopted would
have changed the nature of the law,
came from the Democratic side of the
House. There was much discussion
over them, the Democrats evidently
having prepared themselves for the oc-
casfon; Mr.. Stewart delivered several
6sngthy speechesj also Mr.. Parker; also
Mr.. Jacob. But the arguments made
by these gentlemen failed to make inn
preston upon the House.
The bill was ordered to engrossment.
Adjourned.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June I4th.-Henry
johnson was mortalIy stabbed by
man named Buck, during a political
dispute to-day. Buck gave himself up
to the authorities.
Two men committed suicide here to-
day by shooting themselves. One was
a prisoner in the county jail.
died last evening from the effects of a
blow on the head, received from some
unknown person at the Chestnut street
wharf
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Rnrnen fn naafh.

PRovIDENcR, June IA servant
girl named Catherine McCarty, was
burned to death this morning at
Woodsocket by the explosion of can
of burning fluid which she was using
to kindle fire.
In the Magistrate Court on Saturday,
Albert Sanford, Chief OF Police of this
city, was adjudged and is probably
guilty OF perjury in taking the poor
debtors, and was held in 700 secu-
rity for trial in the Court OF Common
Pleas
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WAsHINGTON.

wAsH1NaroN, June Ex-senator Doo-
little did not attend the Chase meeting
at Philadelphia. Being Chairman of the
Executive Committee and Conservative
member of Congress, he did not feel at
liberty to take active measures in adS
vance of the convention relative to the
candidate to be nominated.
WAsHIEGToN, June 15.-The Surratt
trial is postponed till next Monday,
the Government not being ready TO
proceed.
Commissioner Rollins proposes to
answer Secretary McCulloch's last
COmmunfcatinn.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nARxRrs ~ TELEGRAPu.
New YoRK, June Is, 1858.

CorroS-Opened steady with n fair de
mand, but closed quiet and droopingi sales
FLoUR-CloSed dull with a declining ten-
ot5iSy :rs-wheat-Closed in favor of buyer
for No. spring. Rye-Dul and heavy al
81 95a2 90 for good to prime parcels. Oats
DUH at SS14as51z in store. and sI5fc snoat @ f9T
winter. Corn5Dun and heavy al 81 07al OK
for new mixed western afiOat.
RoYIsIoNS-Pork-Quiet and steady at
SIS 25a4s 81 for mes, easn and regular. Bee Beef
bacou-Nominal- Lard-Quiet and steady
Mt 57S'l71$c for fair to prime steam
EGGs-Moderately active at 26A27c.
DRY GOODS.
Weather delightful vet there Is only a lin
ited Inquiry noticeable for dry goods, and
prices favor buyers, although there is no fur
ther decline TO pc OBSERVED. All fancy goods
much easier to obtain larger discounts
Meantime the mills everywhere are redu-
cling their production. An leading makes makes
except spragues, which is held at 14c. Tne
Cocheco are selling some good brands under
strahord Tucker at ,ls5sc, same price as
TO Il5zc; Printing Cloths are worth about
S5kc; Heavy Brown Sheetings 161<a1T1Ec.
MONEY AND SToCRs.
GoBD-A shade better closing at 1909:
Coupons, 81, 1I79ll71S: go, ll21<@l121S; '64,
ll05S@l1Gz%; '65, 1lO5S@l1l new, llSsi %, u4i
lL-1llS. lUtil6s lU9tStHllU. 1n9
to-day delivered over million new bonds OF
'6S: no 81 bonds will be ready before the end
OF the month.
New York Central lS455s91s4114: Erie 6gS9
6s3<; Ohio s. Mississippi 2ST@2A; Wabash
4s%94S14; Michigan Central 1l16; Michigan
Southern S95S9SgJI; Ft. Wayne lA9llls;
Columbus SO.
AmeEissa stsins 6ggSs5 sg5: Aqas sers6SnsIs 6SSs
Union 2S1<@2$<.
Cincinnati
JUNE l5-FLoUR-Dun and prices irregu-
lar; family SO 5o9l000. ,,
Is not saleabIe at better than 81 90. but It Is
held at So 10. A sample OF new was exhibit
ed on changs IL eSa oT9UpehaaEed and
DuIl at 73G75o for Nos. andl, Rye-Dull at
% SoTEroS.Dull soE at sz9zXc for mIddIlng:
the stock by actual count is found 10 be 4,IH
bales.
PRovIsIoNS-FiEm but quiet. Mess Pork
In moderate demand atS2S 90. Bulk Meats
aed X at l2Sdf 2d fs sor Ssae rib h5
and clear sides; sales 70 hhds sides at quota
tionS, buyer for the last half OF this month.
Lard-D1I at I71[QIT1Sc.
st. Louis.
JUNE 15.-FLoUR-Weak and un-
settled, but not quotably changed.
50 5Oa2 SO; old do 81 45a2 46. Corn
Very dull, buyers holding Off sales at
S2aS5c. OatS-UnchRnged at 75a7Sc.
Rye-Lower at 81 Goal 20.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- at S2S 00a
% OOL. Bacon-Nothing OF impor-
tance doing; small sales of shoulders
at 13c; clear sides 161<a17c.
LARD-No demand.
RuHhIO-
JUNE 15.-FLoUR-Dull aud un-
GR4IN-wheat-Ina No. 2 was
offered at 81 95. Corn-Steady at 9515a
96c. oats-Quiet; buyers and sellers
CANAL demonstrating little
disposition to operate; buyers generally
expecting decline.
Toledo.
JUNE 15.-GRAIN-Wheat aud
drooping. Corn-Dull; small sales OF
Michigan at 92c. Oats-1Hc lower;
sales of No. at 6s1<c.
LAKE FRRIGHTs-Dull; Sc on corn to
Buffalo.
milwaukee,.
JUNE 15.-FLoUR-Dulla and unchang-
GRA1N-wheat-Firm at 81 81 for
No. l.
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nev Yorlk CattIe market.

NEW YORK, June 10.
Receipts of the week-6,574 beeves;
I.94S sheep and lambs; 16, ,446 hogs.
BEEyEs- The market opened depress-
ed and closed firmer under moder-
ate offerings and fair demand. Extra
179<alsc; prime 17a171zc; tair to good
l5La16z<c; inferior and ordinary 14a16c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Quiet, <c lower
and range 31fa75<c for inferior TO extra
sheared sheep. Lambs-10a14c.
Hoas-Which became firmer the lat
ter part last week closed steady to-day;
sale at sa91<c.
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struoIx by Lirhtnlng..

DETROIT, june 15.-During a severe
storm at Grand Haven, yesterday, the
house of Alexander Van Seaniwyck was
slruck by lightning. Van SeaniWyck
and a boy named Balgooin were in
stantIV killed.
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ArriYed-WrecIIed.

New YORK: June 15.-The steamer
Colorado, from Liverpool, arrived to-
The bark ortria, from New orIeaus,
bound for Hayre, was wrecked on Hat
eleven of the crew were drowned; nine
were saved by clingiDg to portions OF
the wreck.
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, June 15-Noon.-Riyer
s feet inches, and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-Rlver 10 feet 2
inches water in the channel. Weather
Yesterday,
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REEVES AMBRos1A.
For the Hair.

For the Hair,
PRoVED!
1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scaIp clean and Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots of the Bair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxurI-
antIy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color from
Age.
II restores Grey Harr to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on neads that have been
bald for years
1t is composed entirely orsimpIeund purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials ofits excellence, many OF which
are from physicians In high standing.
IT'S sold in halfpound bottles uhe name
blown in the glassj by Druggists and Dealers
uFancy Goods everywhere. at One Dollar
per Bottle. wholesale by Dsmas Barnes d
Co; F. c. 4ens a Co.; schienslin & Co. N. Y.
A6h-S0
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
REPORTS OF Committees.

The House assembled at P. NJ.
Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, delegate
from Richie,
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Gravel and Patent Mastie Roofing.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
morn the public that they are prepared
to nut on either the Gravel or Patent Mastlc
Roofing, of the best quality and In snort no
and warranted 10 give fun satisfaction. Eor
our Patent Roofing we have the PabenL ~,
per, made entirely Of Aax-the strongest anu
most suitable paper ever got mp for root1ng
purposes. Orders LETT at 100 Main sIeet'
pF9%Iss!y mal1s!ya attended iio;HSsoS io; q LITTLE
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JNTELLIGENORR JOB OFFICE.
Il No. 10 Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURES LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAYroKErs AND HILLS OF 1ADINe
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
oHEoKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS. for County Merchants.
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JUNE 15.-FLoUR-DulI aud un-
changed.
GR4IN-wheat-Inactive; No. was
offered at 81 95. Corn-Steady at e515a
96c. Oats-Quiet; buyers and sellers
apart at 74a75c.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Unchang little
disposition to operate; buyers generally
expecting decline.
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JUNE 15.-GRA1N-whea and
dropping. Corn-Dull; small sales Of
Michigan at 92c. Oats-1Hc lower
sales of No. / at 6S1lc.
LAKE FREIeHrs-Dull; Sc on corn tc
Buffalo.
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O. n. BOOTH.
A.a. RATrELLI
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JUNE 16.-FLoUR-Dulla and unchang
GRA1N-wheat-Firm at 81 81 fol
No. 1,
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
Tue abs .or Europe Will be despatched from this oncs
on Ites " Thursday and Saturday, clveng AZ ociock
NOON and at stations and ii 40 q, y aud ID, VI Hs,
r. ii 10, ana -, at II o'ciock A. N.
Also on Wednesday, notice of the hour Of closing which
via be posted a, 'he lcneai oss and stations Tues
dAyP JAMES KELLY. N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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A I'D FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE EARTHQUAKES

I'D FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE EARTHQUAKES
IA In South America.
undersigned beg intimate those who are DESTROYS
the relief of the sufferers by the late
earth uakes In the republics of Peru and Ecuador South
Ainerca subscription lists for that purpose at
their Offices Subscriptions will be handed to he
Minister Washington for remittance 70 Peru and
In such proportion subscribers direct The
Peruvian Minister will acknow edge receipt OF sums IN the
daily We believe that this work OF charity WIN
commend itsef to all
BROWN BROTHERS 4 co, 50 W all street.
DABNEY, MORGAN CO, 6S Exchange place.
DUNCAN SHERMAN & CO., corner Nassau and
Pine streets.
R. PERCUSSION, resident partner of Alsop Co.
In the United States AZ South street.
RIPON MUNOZ, So Pine street.
L. Won HOFFMAN 4 CO, No. D Hanover street.
FABBI 4 CHA NCY, ~ South street.
BARIsG BROTHERS CO., by S. g. @. O. Ward,
20 Wall street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

GOVERNMENT GOODS HARNESS, MCCLELLAN
NJ Saddles, Military Clothing, Blankets, Horse Covers,
ason Covers, Ac &C.; wholesale ana retail
PIIklN 4 CO., No. Park place.
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PERSONAL.

a BOY Losr-oy THURSDAY, THE sTH. OFF THE
"A tug E Easton, near Hunters Point cry aAa
dark pants Any Information OF the body VIII be thankfully
received by his parents at la Christopher street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMPORTANT 10 EUROPEAN TRAvELLERs.-
travellers ysi ting Europe should provide themselves with
iarurrs Handbook by PEMBROKE fctridge price 81 III.
Ths "a the only guideoook OF Europe aud the East
published IN the English languages, which made entirely
new every year. -
Isrpers phrasc Book or an book OF Travel Talk, for
tho OF travellers and schools, In Enslsh herman,
French and Italian w. Pembroke Fclriiee, price ~ 90
HARPER BROTHERS. pubiishers. For sale by all BOOK.
seefs.
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CsTABLES, STABLES.-SEvERAL STABLES TO RENT
- In Twentieth street. Third also Stable for
sale tc six sias Lexington Thirty
second street. MEEkS. 81 Cedar street,
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HORSES FOR sALE.-APPLY AT THE STABLE OF
kniekerbocker Ice Company, corner Of Eleventh ave-
and Twentieth street.
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4 RrHUR-lsi WEST rwENrY,sEvENTH STREET

rs THE NATTER HAVE DONE
ID anythngg Please let me hear from you. A. j.
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HARNESS, BLANKETs.-BLANKFTS, ROBFS; A FINE
assortment of Blankets from 70 up Harness, double
single from SIa up lap fur Robes from d be up
Dealers would do well call "a and 20 Wooster street.
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(NITIzEkS SAVINGS BANK
u rs BoWEnY, sOUrH Est CORNER CANAL STREET.
SIX ri r ,ENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL, SUNS
| FROM FIVE To FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Money deposited before October ~ will draw
Interest from October l.
open every dny 10 to g. and also In the evenings
Of Monday, "Wednesday and Friday from 5to7
Bank books In English ,,erman and French.
SEYMOUR A. BUsOE, Secy. uE0RGE POISON, Prest
DIvIDEED.-THE SAVAGE MINING COMPANY, sc
in gold share Payable 10th inst al the agency OF
LEEs WALLER as Pine street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
UCTION SALE OF OVER $2500n WORTH
n of Elegant Household Furniture,
this Saturday morning. October TO- at II o'clock precisely at
the elegant residence l9 West Eighth
Firth and Sixth avenues consisting OF yelve BRUSSELS Car
pes magnificent rosewood Panofore five Parior Suits,
covered with brocaei reps and haircoth Bookcase Eta
ceres, Tables, Curtains Mirrors Paintings Bronzes Statu
AIRY Vases BOO lots Of Paror Bedroom and Dining
Room Furniture Sale positive.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctoneer
A UCTION EOTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNI.
mandatory IS Blocker street, between Broadway
and Mulberry street, Furniture less than auction prices
and warranted magniHcent Parlor Suits covered with
color French brocatel reps haircloh, 49, 500,
$l2s, $3.50 29J also $50 100 worth of all kinda
Paror, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture cheap.