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~. CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH.-sER-
VICES may be expected In this Church To-lAorro'0
Sunday Morning and Night. April Is
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MISERABLE SHAKER is THE VIC
TIM to Fever and Ague. This tedious and enervat-
inc disease is unfortunately too well known to need
description. It is strictly o malarious disease,
caused BY exhalations from the SOIL especially from
marshes, swamps and newly cleared lands encum'
bered with decomposing vegetable matter. The
chis is one of the most troublesome of maadies, as
the patient, though he may rot be confined to his
bed is incapable of action. The experience years
has demonstrated the fact that H0STETTER'S SIo'
MACH BITTEEs is sure means Of fortfy1ng the
system against all atmospheric poison, breaking up
the paro1ysms and rapidly restoring the strength
ouinine, which has so long been the great remedy
for chills has been superseded by this powerful and
harmless agent; while preventive 1t is unequal
led as its use will certainly exempt all who may live
in unhealthy localities from the rayages of this dis
ease.
HosTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs is now
among the most popular and, at the same time vau-
able specifics in the medical world. In recommend
ing it to the public we fully conscious OF doing
them great service, knowing, We do, their many
excellent qualities and sure and speedy action in all
cases where the disease is caused by irregularity Of
the digestive organs.
AS tonic tits both mild and agreeable to the taste
and stimulating in its action upon the system
April 18
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THE SALE OF THE BEAR.-Notw outstanding
the disagreeabls weather, number of persons
assembled at Messrs. Badenhop & Co.'s saloon
Yesterday to witness the sale Of their old fa-
yosite, the bear. Mr.. VIM. Knox, of the firm
of Campbell, Knox & Co., was the auctioneer,
and his long acquaintance with "Cufiee'' ena-
bled him to present him 10 the assembled COM
PAW under the most favorable aspect. The
bids were opened at SIS, but rapidly increased
until Bruin was knocked down to Captain
Willis for $40. It is understood that Cuffee's
new owner will take him to Barnum's Museum,
where he will be exhibited as one Of the ma
-tiyes Of the unreconstructed States.
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DISTRICT CoURr-HoN. GEO. ". LOGAN Pre-
sDNa.-The following juries were drawn, and
q number of cases on the docket entered mol
pros.
JURY No. 1.-Thaddeus Street, Jno. A. Cook,
R. B. Bize, B. O'Neill, Vim. Roman, j. SPELL
man, J. d. Hilken, P. Cleary.
JURY No. 2.-Dr. William Hume, a. Seier-
berger, D. Bulwinkle. F. Murphy, s. J. B. We
ronee, W. P. Ravenel, r. II. Gordon, Asa
Stickney.
-Smetzer, s. Y. Tupper.
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xs- BACHELORS HAIR DiE.-THIs
snlendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. rehADle'
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; inyiso
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; an
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Rond.street, New York. Tyr January
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HorE1. ARR1vA1s.-Charieston Hotel-E. A.
Werner, South Carolina Railroad; F. ". White
and j. N. White, New York; q. P. HicEson,
Lancaster C. e., S. c.; B. F. Styles and wife,
New York; J. R. Berry, Jersey City, j.; Lau-
renee B. Smith, Christ Church; ]. ". Moore,
Georgia.
Pavilion Hotel-James G. Guyton, Black
vile; d. A. Ulmo, Northeastern Railroad;
Daniel E. Chase and Charles i. Avery, Boston;
w. j. Baldwin and j. a. Baldwin, N. G.
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pTCITIZENS OF ST. JOHNS BERKELEY
PARISH can pay taxes as follows: AT Strawberry
Ferry, April Goth, 21st and ODD, 1858; at Biggin
Church, april 3d. 2ath and 25th 1861 at Pineopolis'
April 27th and 2sth; at Calamua' Pond, April 2sth
and SOth; at The Barrows May 1st and I'd, 1868 Un-
paid taxes of 1866 must be settled at once.
A. C. RICHMOND, Tax Collector,
St Johns Berkeley Parish.
April 13 mW1o
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as- NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. FORESTS
JUNIPER TAR" Is warranted to cure Cough,
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, Of whatever
nature II not hopelessly bedridden, or the price viii
be positively refunded. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
PRODUCED Try 1t, and II not satisfied return the
amply bottles and get your money back For sale
by druggists everywhere
Price per bottle-35 cents
For sale at CIV. AIMAR'S Drug Store,
Corner King and vauderhorst streets.
E. q. KELLERS CO.'S Drug Store,
No. 1S1 Meetng.street, near Market
L. CHAPLIN l. CO., General Agents,
No. 20 Hsyne-street, Charleston, S. G.
roh-,o-vao thstu 3mos
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xTTRY THEM. MANY PERSONS
have within this summer experienced the benefits to
be derived from the use Of RANKNN's HEPATIo BIT
TIERS. We would recommend them to all who stand
in need Of tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. OCTOBER
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EASTER ELEcTIoNs.-At a meeting OF the
congregation of Trinity Church, Abbeville, on
Easter Monday the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
vestry-Hon. A. Burt, Mr.. James A. Nor
wood, Colonel j. T. Robertson, W. A. Lee, Esq.
Wardens-Dr. E. Parker, William 81. Parker,
ESQ. Delegates to the Convention-James A.
Norwood, j. T. Robertson, John A. Talmadge,
W A. Lee
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ST.. MARKS FAm.-The hall in Meeting-street,
opposite Pinckney, is nightly crowded, and
the Fair has proved in every particular great
success. The room has been very tastefully
decorated, and the different tables and
booths vie with each other in their attractive
ness. ALI Of the time honored customs that
ara known to fair goers are rigidly observed,
and both the postofice and the fortune teller
are extensively patronized, while the grab
bags are fitting in every direction. The en-
tire management of the Fair is deserving Of
great credit. Each table is supplied with every
delicacy in season, and the array OF fancy ar
scles is sufficiently tempting to induce the
.greenbacks to leave their hiding places.
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Druas, GbemifaIs, Gtf.

grugs, Gbemifals, Ctr.
REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
IMPROVED!
1. is an elegant Dressing for the hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigorates the Roots OF the Hair.
It forces TIE Hair and Beard to grow lu1uriantiy.
It Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
It keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald for
years.
It Is composed entirely Of simple and purely vege'
table substances
II has received over si$ thousand voluntary test'
monisls Of its excellence, many Of which are from
physicians in high standing
It is sold in halfpound bottles the name blown in
the alass,, b usg.ats and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere at One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale by
pemae Barnes & Co.; F. C. Wells Co.; schie5elln
& Co.. New York.
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@ ALL BILLS AGAINST SCHOONER
ELIZA, and sloop ZULICA, must be rendered in on
or before Saturday. 18th, or they will be debarred
payment THOMAS 1ooNo'
Anrii IL D
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN HAnTsTENE, LATE OF THE
UNITED STATES NAvY.-Captain Henry ]. Hart
,stene, formerly Of the United States navy, died
in Paris on the SOth of March ofparalysis. This
officer. it will be remembered, made the cele-
brated voyage to the Arctic Ocean in search of
DR.. Kane and Sir John Franklin, and was sue
cessful in finding DR.. Kane and bringing him
home. Subsequently, he was entrusted by
government with the complimentary duty OF
returning the Resolute, one of the British Arc
tic discovery fleet, which was found abandoned
and adrift at seq, to Queen Victoria, after the
ship had been put in thorough repair by this
government. Captain Hartstene was South
Carolinian by birth, and retired to Europe on
the breaking out of the war.
United STATES CoURr-HoN. GEO. S. BRYAN,
PREsDMe.-April 1.-THE business Of the
court was transacted at tho residence OF Judge
Brvan. as he had not recovered from the acci-
dent previously mentioned.
The following petitions for voluntary bank
r7,ntcy. we're read and referred to R. 3. Carpen-
ter, ESQ.,, Registrar.
Drusetta G. Robinson Of Orangeburg; Messrs
Izlar 4 Dibble, Solicitors.
Ezekiel & Kohn of Orangeburg; Messrs. L.
lar & Dibble, Solicitors.
Er parte, b. B. Clahin & Co. In re Moses
Winstock. Petition for adjudication OF volun-
tary bankruptcy; Messrs. Melton & Melton for
petitioners. w. G. DeSaussure, ESQ.,, appeared
for Messrs. Melton, and on his motion, an Or
der was signed, that Winstock show cause,
on April 2Sth, why the petition tor adjudication
be not granted.
It was ordered that the assignee for Isaac
Herbert, of Newberry, do sell certain mill pro-
perry, after due notice thereof.
The jurors we're dismissed until Monday at
II A. u.
The following petition for citizenship was
granted Ferdinand Leopold schnel-
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aSYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION.-The Rev ". c. DANA will deliver Sermon
under the auspices Of this Association, To-MorroD
Sunday Ercning in the Wentworth'street Lutheran
Church, Rev. Mr.. Bowman's. Services to commence
at Eight O'Clock. The public generally, and espc-
cially all young persons, are invited to attend
Should the weather prove unfavorable, the SER
vices will be postponed for one week
collection will be taken up in aid Of the religious
and charitable objects OF the Association.
By order. ]. E. FOGARIlE,
Secretary.
The regular weekly Prayer Meeting Of the Associa-
tior will be held OF their rooms in Kingstreet, This
Erening. All persons cordially invited to attend
April 1S
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@- MESsRs. EDITORS DAILY NEWS
You WILL please nominate R. s. DCRYEA for Mayor,
and oblige
MANY NATIVE AND ADOPTED CITIZENS.
April IA
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friiii,frs.
COTTON, CORN, WHEAT AND GENERAL CROPS.

IsATOP DRESSING TO GROWING CROP
"A THIS FERTHIZRR cannot be excel1ed. It
may be used before after the planting Of the crop;
for even when applied as top dressng II cannot DC
volatile Il may be applied at each hoeing Of cotton.
and in the bills during the cultivation OF com and
other crops. When crops have been previously
manured in the usual way, and found to be of snS.
Fertilizer.
This Fertilizer has been successfully used through
out the Southern States during the past fifteen
years.
sUPRR.PHOSPRATR OF LIME, letters from promi-
nent Planters throughout the State Of South Carolina
and analyses. Of crops, see descriptive pampnlsts.
which win be furnished free Of charge; and all
orders filed by II. w. k1NSMAM,
SOLE AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA,
Aprll 18 No. 16S East Bay.
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Cut Shiu.
Price so cents; by mail 60 cents AL druggists
sell it WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
seutemb er16 38mwfIy
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xT THE RAFFLE FOR THE STOVES AT
Messrs CAMERON, BARkLEY & Co.'S, for the benefit of
charitable institution, will take place at their store,
corner Of Meeting and Wentworth streets, This Day,
the 18th inst, at II o'clock A. NJ
few more chances lett untaken-
Anril 11
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ROD1RIGUES'
PILLM0NlC ELIXIR SPECIFIC

TTAS RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF FOR
I1 its wonderful restorative and curative quandes
Under It's stimulatiVe influence, and by Its pen
etratye agency, this health invigoradng cordial e1
cites general beneficial reaction, and disperses the
impermeable distractions which prevent access to
other remedies. While gradually reducing the &C
companying construction which attends the malady
It reproduces the es enta warmth and elastic vfgor
of the respiratory Tessels, which, by this remedial
combination, promotes the healing process by which
relief and cure is efe cted-
Hemorrhages are arrested and cured, with every
other concurrent disorder
AS neither narcotic nor emetic properties OF any
kind are employed IL. this Pulmonic Compound, and
the most aasiduous attention given to the quality
and medical value O., each component article which
constitute It, it is confidently and conscientously
recommended for Its safety and reliability without
restriction In generous, wholesome diet, or appre'
hension Of renewed cold from Its effects.
For sale wholesale and retail by the Proprietress,
Mrs. CECILIA RODRlGUES, northwest corner OF
MEETING AND SOCIETY-STREETS and at the
Druggists.
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@ WHEAToN's OINTMENT WILL CURE

tne ItCn.
WHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
WHEATONs OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEATON's OINTMENT cures all Diseases OF
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WILL TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY, 27rH APRIL.
1868. Companies will assemble punctually ut half
past Nine o'clock on Ciadel Green. entering on Cal
houn-street.
The procession will move at Ten O'Clock precisely,
in the following order:
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& Co., New York.
March II
lyr

pemss Barnes t Co.; F. c. Wells Co.; schisssnn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BANANAS, BANANAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND At
ID Irelsnds old stand, 2t2 streel large lot
81 ths above frat Al Wholesale. L. WALKER
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DY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AuCrI0NEER.
ID SAissoom 81 Nassau street Ar GALLERY, 81 Fin avenue.
TOBACCO.
ROBERT soMERvILLE win sell on Tuesday, Novsmbsr
H. i0k o'clock his saesroom 81 Nassau street. for
Of whom may concern, the following brAnds pack
agesvirgnia Bill, Star, Klickinick Rose, -Four Aces,
Sgnet Olive, Navy Plug, Fruit and Flowers, Pioneer,
In boxes, barrels, cases, caddss and kegs
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT.
/. WARRINGTON CITY, Oct. Is, 1853. (
SALE or UNBERVICEABLE ORDINANCE STORES

There win be Sold at public auctions 70 the highest bidder
ONCE Of the Inspector Of Ordinances May Yard Boston,
Nas quantity OF Ordnance Stores and Material eomprs
ing Shot and She'll Nuskess, Rnes Csrbines, Rsvolvsrs
Spare Parts Cartridge Boxes, &c.
These articles viii be sold IN lots
Terms-one half cash, In government fund on the con-
eluson the SALE and the remainder within after
during which time the articles must be removed from
IN yard, otherwise they will the government
Payments for articles purchased must be made before
r N. och day.
70 distinctly understood thai guarantees WIN b
OF articles offered for sale noted IN
e catalogue regards their condition quality; but
believed. however, that everything offered for sale
reprsssntsd
Rsor AAntr~ lundC ~ nuraa
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UCTION NOTICE.. n. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
IA The largest and richest Of Household Furni
ture offered at auction this Z Ason -
$2l,0o0 worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture
Paintings Statuary, Bronzes, Pianoforte,
Mirrors, Drawing Room Furniturss China,
Glass, Slverware at public auction,
. on this day (MONDAY), al the elegant mansion
No. 81 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
nues, commencing at l0x O'Clock.
Drawing Rooms:- anf
Superb sets Furniture French satin brocae Of the
richest description viz :Tee Tee Sofas Arm Reception,
Console Tables EncognuTes, Cabinets Velvet Medallion Oar
pets Bronze Statuary artistic Bronze Ormou Clock Sevres
China Ornaments on Paintings by eminent artists brocats
Lace Curt.ns Iran, o r rS,d s sno
rosewood Panofors richly carved Music Stand
Stool Covers rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus
Wardrobes, Commodes, en- suite style Louis XIV; Hair
Pillows Extension Dining Table sdeboard elegant set ruby
crystal Glass Silver Casters salvers Tureens Dinner
Tea Service Pitchers Sheffield Table Cutlery Lounges, Easy
Chairs Also all the Furniture OF the servants apartments
Sale positive B-Competent persons IN attendance to
pack and remove the goods
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUcrIoSEER
Perempory Sale OF Valuable Narehouse
Property on South and Water slreets-

Tcrempory Sale OF Valuable Narehoune M1nuacturfng
Property South and Water streets
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. R. WILKINS 4 CO. VIII sell
At auction, Tuesday, November H. at II O'Clock, ct the
Exchange salesroom. III Broadway.
South and Water streets
The valuable Store Nos A3 and ~ South street. running
through W and fronting Water street. being feet ~
inches front each street by leo feet In depth TIE store
the four lots, stories In height cellar
built the most substantial manner the door tnbers
the whole width of the building securely
hored through the was which independent The
four Sides making suitable for either manufacturing
storage purposes The In front OF this property
about the deepest In New York harbor and the
prosch OF opening OF Hell Gate properly very
desirable Sale absolute. Terms liberal Immedais pos
session win be given
UCTION EOTICE.-R T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
n Tuesday, November n,
1t l0 o'clock, at salesroom, 80 Cortlandt street.
Large Sale OF
Heavy and Shelf Hardware.
French Timed Ware. Dc.
5000 Enameiled Kettles Saucepans, Boilers
Glue Potts. &c.
First quality goods and in fine order.
stsel-l7 cases English cut nry Steel, assorted
5000 pounds English Cas-. Steel slightly rusty.
Cutery-90o dozen Pocket Knives
$50 gross Table Cutlery.
Together with large assormento Shelf Hardware, IN lots
70 suit city and country trade ..t
ito close fnerest), !.
Tobacco-,100 pounds choice Smoking Tobacco comprfs
ing great variety OF fAvorite brands, In ~ !, ,,
- b and 10 pound packages q
R. T. HAZELL CO.,
AuctiOneers. Cortlaudt street.
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. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


. boRGEN-CRAvRN-O sunday, November 10, pY
me Rev. Father Everett, at his residence BERNARD
city.
EAroN-PARTos- P1ainneld, N. j. on Sunday
January IL, By the Rev. J. II. Vincent, HENRY l..
EATON to Miss LOUISA +. PARTON.
GuILD-DALLEY.-In this city, on WEDNESDAY,
November IL by the Rev. N. w. Conkin. Mr.. w. II.
GUILD, Jr., to Miss HANNAH Z. DALEY. NO cards.
HAeAR-TREaBLy.-on "Wednesday, November II.
by Rev. WIN. A. Mcyicker at the residence OF the
brides uncle Chas l. TIFFANY ESQ.,, THos. 5. HAGAR,
o. Brooklyn, N. Y, to AMY TREABLY, Of New York
sity.
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A LARGE AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF
n magnificent Household Furniture, most Of which II in
perfect order, having been but little used. .
Messrs BARRY CO, Anstioneers, WIN sell this day
the large brown stone house 1856. Nineteenth street,
oc Dsd Fourth Of
rosewood seven octave Pianoforte nearly new, with
elegant Suits ia French satin bro
cate also two rich Suits In fine superb Turkish Easy
Cns ,S1y carved Cen;fs ana size In0es C large a.
walnut also general variety Of elegant Dining Room Furn
Table Ware &c. N B.-Sae without reserve
and oil goods positively guaranteed represented.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE ATRE coMIoUE, 5lf BROADWAY
! c. White a A. speacer Lessee. aud Proprie.ors
Manager GRAND CHANGE Of fIRESssASScEE -iaS.fd
IMMENSE PATRONAGE o 0nK CERTIFICATE OF sue
First week OF the Musical Chinese Ezsaraganza BY
N''s'' s- CHING CHOW gd HI MOORE.
with scenery, full chorus costumes properties, DC.
i"s''' T 5lsHh AND INvINcIBLE MIMIC.
:, WILLIAa n Sgs.iEF Ll ~ r4nars
LINGARD win shortly appear at the Academy Of Music for
CHARLEY WHITES BENEFIT, the fra. in sin ysars win
Sf
~ FSS1seenth street, opposite Academy Of Music;
rv wSEpSEspAy AND y,s saTt nTy,Lv
os SSSSbA Hs Ss shTis NovES SsEEi Is
81 n az TsfRf s
ssEEssPBEEssEsEEEt44;| THE e 2Gr.Ln
S SIlSsbbEEssEELLLA' sL GEfss
ss BE: sssr II n S the
and in which he Asp viii e
$s$S; 81 : :EEE E E#E sH|EBsE;
forming s S1s 4 ;si REPRESENTATIONS
ever offered RsIs siSfRsiIn SPECTACLE
WIN % E eS1sGI%S SIoHr AND AT BOTH MArIsEEs
in con junction with Infinite variety OF the
SUPERB SCENES IN THE CIRCLE,
for which this establishment distinguished, INTRODUCING
THE GREAT MELVILLE,
THE GREAT MELVILLE,
BAREBACK STEELE CHASE ACT
ID received occasion with
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM,
together with
s EHH sFz zsb sRass
iSCoMPARABLE NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE,
the whole forming combination OF attractive novelties
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PRECEDENT.
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DY HENRY H LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS MINER, win sell BY auction on
Thursday November H. a loS o'clock At their salssiOom
0S Liberty street.. -
WulIp hare
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UCTION NOTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE
price: warranted arss class nsgnacen Psror Suits,
cloth ss sco sis siso and $sos over worth
OF all kinds Paror, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
cheap for cash; all goods delivered free.
"A China Toys Fancy Ware suitable for the holidays
HENRY g. EVANS, Auctionesr, will sell Tuesday, No
sortment lots to suit city and country DEALERS Goods well
packed for shipping.
PY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
HE N yh H ukhERs sT oGAss ~
4 Hh arE + HARE e THE
II EsDXS xSS WEpsEsDAx nth AND 18th Sov
7s. sa.s,.a isss s:s.@s .,... q.
art pubic a. the work: Of many Of the S:s and
sls
n s oS Ss 81 n.
GeseIschap, II. ROBBIE Notterman,
Carl Hubner Wyderveid, Barland.
!; as.dows, Lsmmsns, psy.uI.
4aa a: ss.Tat ss; s.s:'sasss.
9: Sol.nd. Van Hove, w: odd..
" i iP Tss%,,.. FEE.SI.:ss..5' S S:.is,
ssssi ~. sS e; ;sSRsSS
'A0AA1D ANDf Syy WESLEY JARVIS,
certified By vAndsryn and Elliot.
q ss: ~ Ez:sHs@, Ill.,
and small but choice collection OF Paintings and water
ti SS @ Z
RY HENRY r LEEDS, AyCTIoSEEE.
Tsur.asy soveaSsi H. :. s oaocf. q hss :sissoo
u Liberty street - - -u,.~c~ xrx,,-. ~,
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pARNEY WILLIAMS
ID $1,000
EMERALD RING.

THEATRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BEWARE OF TICKET sPECuLATORS.
Seats secured week in advance at Peters 1913 Broad
way Schirmer's, 7o Broadway md Theatre Francals
FIFTH WEEK OF THE GROWING SUCCESS
AND IRRESSrIB NOVELTY OF THE SEASON
oFFENBACHS RENOWNED OPERA BOUFFE,
GENEyIEvE DE BRABAHT,
Presented EVERY EVENING, AND SATURDAY NATL
NEE at and EVENING At "a g crowded and sshIon.s!s
CAST NEVER EQUALLED any stage
Mr.. Grau is PARTICULARLY GRATIFIED to ind, from
the IMPARTIAL VERDICT OF THE MOST ExPK.
RIENCED CRITICS AND CONNOISSEURS, THAT In
CASTING AND MOUNTING OFFENBACH'S CHkI
GENEvIEvE DE BRABANr,
he has FAR EXCEEDED THE HIGHEST ExPECTA.
TON, the New representation being UNDERSTANDABLE
PRONOUNCED SUPERIOR TO tho original renowned peo-
ducton at the Theatre DIES Menus Plasrs. Para.
Tna cast comprises ROSE BELL, pESCLAUZAs, CAR.
RIER, BECKERS, GENOT, gOURGOIN, CODY, MLSsAY
PETIT, NILE. GuERETTf, BAGEARD and NJ. GAl1EE
the role OF Pitou the gendarme) together Wh
the entire strength OF the company Numbering itO;
EotceTo prevent SPECTATORS from taking advantage -
the public number Of reserved seat: WIN Dc retained %
each evening for sale at The box once OF the theatre
Orchestra seats 81 50 dress CIRCLE reserved VI prfynee
boxes second row, $40; PRIVATE BOXES, THlk1
ROW. Us; proscenum, Sl6 general admission u family
circle, 81 cents.
After 80 admission parque and dress circle half prios
Saturday Matinee, admission to all parts, 81.
Pryato for the matinee be secured.