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The undersigned. having sold ms entire interest
in the Hotel known cs The
.'NICKEES0N HOUSE"
i, Coiu,nbia :. C would Iako greet pleasure in re-
commencing his friends to continue Their patronage
to the proprctors
Mr.. WEIGHT has hAI charge OF the Hote! for
M Tor year i:hst. AMI will con.iau, TO have the
ontirc ma asl ment oi the Hotel upder the new ar
raagemcnt
feel assured tha, he house will maiutain It's for
mcr rcIa :atiol as ilrst-class Hotel
T. s. NIcKERSoE.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. September l. 1868.
ser tembcr "A t1.2c.o5
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Itcel bound to say, that regard your Schna2rs,
as being in every respect prc.eminentiy pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage At all events, 1t Is
the purcst possible article OF Holland Gin. htreto-
lore uno3tainablc aud IS such riay be safely pre-
scribed BY physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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On RfHi.

RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER
/ Apply at THIS OFFICE. October 81
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT oE THO
i UNIlED STATES, FOR THE DIS BIT OF
SOUTH CAKl Imam TIE MATTER OF
J01N BLAKELY, BANKRUPT. BY Who'll
PETITION ron ADJUDICATION OF EANK-
hUPTCY WAS FILED on TIE 2;sT DAY OF MAY,
A. Il. 1885, IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUP roy.
This Is to give notice h on the trenty:frs day OF
august a. D. 1858, Warrant in Bankruptcy was Is
sued against The Estate of JOHN BLAkELY, Of Man
lug in the District of Clarcndon and State of South
Carolina. who has been adjudged BANKRUPT on his
own petition; that the payment Of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt to
hm or for his USE and the transfer Of any proper by
him are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the credi.
tors of the said Bankrupt to PROVE their debts, and
to choose one or more assignces cf his Estate viii
be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
ut No 70 Broad-strcet, Charleston, S. c., before H.
3. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the t,centyslzh day
of Noucmber, a. d. 1868, at II o'clock a. NJ
j. P. ". EFP1NG,
United States Marshal rs Messenger.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM. lsGs-IN THE NATTER CT
s. A. WTNSTOcK, OF -. BASKRUPT-PE-
TI1ION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN bankrupt Y-0rdered, That q hearing be
had on the fourth day Of December, 1858, at Fed.
Credi ora, &C.. of said Bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and slow cause if any hay c1n, why
The prayer o. the Petitioner should not be granted
And that the second and third meetings OF Cr ditors
of said Bankrupt will be held ut the cthce of r. b.
CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar of the second Con-
gressions District, T. Co. on the third day Of Decem-
Der, 1868, Gt 12 II.
By order of tho Court, the 16h day OF November,
1868. DANIEL b 'RL3ECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United States for
South Carolina th3 November 10
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Gitp advertisements.

OtITY TAXES-LAST 1HSTiLMENT-
u CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER .. 1885,
Under an Ordinance To raise supplies f5r the year
1855" the third instauent Of taxes on Real Estate
must b. Paid during tins month or executions VIII
bC issued. =. IBO IAS, City treasurer.
November =
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ITO RENT, A FARM ABOUT FUR
miles from The city boundary, Oh the Ashley
river Fer terms. apply at No. 81 ST. PHILIP
STREET. tuths3 November II
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T1Ou SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
Il any quantity, price IS cents PER hundred. Aoply
at the Office Of the DAILY NEWS. February 20
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WANTED. BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family for Gentleman and wife; location con-
venient to Postofiice. Addr IS Ii. X, Box 434,
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WANTED, BY A GENTLEnIAN FROM
w The up-country situation as CLERK il
either Wholesale or Retail; Grocery store; is ex-
pericnccd in the business. and GIN Influence trade.
Best of references given. Address CLERK, through
Charleston Poso1ice, south Carolina.
September II
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WANTED, EMPlUYMENT BY a RE
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support and IL suffering from want For further
in formation address REFUGEE through the Pest
Office Octobar 9
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WANTED lNFUTIATIoN.--AhY ONE
w knowing Anything OF the whereabouts Of Mr..
ANTONY BURK, who lett Richmond about fifteen
months since tor Kentucky. will confer favor by
addressing his wife, ANNE BURK, Richmond Post
office 1mor October 10
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gSMPLOYMENT OFF'ICE.-SERVANT
u can be obtained by appllcatio to the "UNlOS
uhME" from til IL o'clock daily.
Servants eau also find places by application to the
samo place, at the same hours Inquire for tho Ma
trou, corlcr Church and Chalmers street
June ~
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZIh ES AND NEWs-
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
April 81 No. lG1 King-strcrt
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WANTED, BY LADY ACCUSTOnI-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or magazines, rs
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. address
Miss K f. W., Postoface Charleston. 8. c.
October 8
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A VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
n MENTS to rent. with piazza and private stair.
case attached. The roor:s can bc rented separately
If desired Apply at No. so KING-SJ Rect. a few
doo,s below Tradd. tuths November II
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WANTED A SITUATION, Ely a ONE
w ARMED NAN, rs oversecr OF hands. or super
intendent on farm or plantation, or watchman, or
any other employ ment that one-arlned man can
fill. Apply at No. II ANN-sTREET. Applicant can
give good references. September %
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A VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
n MENTS to rent, w,th piazza and private st1ir-
case attached. The rooms can DO rented separately
if desired. Apply at No 50 KING-sTREEr, few
doors below Tradd. 4tuths October ~
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WANTED, BY a YOUNG MAN, WHO
Wy writes plain and lceibe hand, situation
where lie can earn livelihood for tho support OF his
fan lily. ddress "Pcnman." OFFICE DAILY NEWS.
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V,U RENT, THREE LARGE AND AIRY
/ ROOMS in that pleasant residence. No. G31
KING-STREET two doors bel w Upper City Guard
house" Also, two KITCHEN ROOMS. Apply at
A1,OVE RESIDENCE November
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to tho CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES C. FIGHTERS Select Library OF New
Books contains oil of the latest publications.
April 81 No. 1GI KTNG-STREET.
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N,U RENT, A PLEASANT HOUSE AT
L No. 10 Coming-street one door west OF Went
worth-strcct, with all necessary outbui!din2s. APP
ply to Mr. JOHN u. ZANOiA, corEer King and 20.
ciety streets Nov mher 16
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TUsT RECEIVED, FROM The DIRECT IMPORT
81 ERS choice supply of the above articles,
which will he disposed of al the 70 lowing low pices
GREEN AND LACK TEA igood!. 81 per pouod
Fine cen and Black Tcl, 81 25 10 so
Coffee IgreenJ from % ce IS upward
Coffee fresh roasted every day., so, 80 aud so
cents per pound.
Coffee fresh ground every jay) So 40 and so cents
per pound.
By ERIETE T. CHAPMAN,
No. 5l9 King, corner Rad :ihe-streets.
November j.
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL June steamship Manesota-Capt n
Harris daughter H. Cunning ghm Mrs WOrdse and ciF
den; Moewood Robert Harris Miss Anna Harris Dr. j. l. Blake
~ g. Donald and children H. Bell H. H. Bell r, nurse, and
children and Chas. W. Ward
FROM SAVANNAH June Pin steamship San Jaeinto T. Wash
burpe Mrs Wabburne, Miss A. Rande Mrs o. T. Terry Cspt
Ames wife T. Blun Glaner VIM Palmer w Scott Wm Al
deh Gen Hall Miss Mandc Winters Mss Phillips, Capt Van
vechien Robder D. Marks q Wrinkles and Wife Geo ioles w
Stone wife servants o. willy j. Smith, Mrs Hubnt A. o.
Bertihe B. Robinson A. Beine b. r. Meade, Nichols c. O.
Cambridge.
FROM CHARLESTON, June Pin steamship Chsmpon-George
Qulna Miss Gunher G. Y Wemple D. H. Moore and lady Miss
Narhan Mrs Helbo T. NJ bution Miss Dutton Miss d. Men
lin s Moses Ms. j. r. Wolf and child Dr. = L. Moses,
Kaphsn Doughery Mrs j. Archer Mira T. Miller, Mrs AIon
snd child A. Feenden L. Robertson, g. DeLgne A. Dandy
James Logan Mrs A. swan and infant H. d. Bnrk Miss Ea ASP
Dooctey, wife adj two children John Teton C. X
Walk Goodman, Mrs g. Mathew, Miss H. WAR and three
servants Faudersen D. T. Cou1iOok T. H. Kege H. Meal j.
Brown Ansierbook Doughey Thompson Body wife and
children Riley NJ. Wharton Mrs. Willis and three chill
Danksrson and child NJ wls aud 20 in the seeage
FROM GALVESTON, June 2In steamship ming0nMr Gueh
and Rev. O. Werner Mrs Werner and children Miss Mes
seller, BrobersoB william Miller Mr. T. Seh0on Mr.. J. b.
ooie child Mr. Hammit and child Mrs Young Caps
Mils0n
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THE MUSIC GARDENS.


The Central Park Garden and Music Hall,
where Theodore Thomas nightly wields his baton has
been literally crowded every evening since the date OF
opening, with fashionable audiences who, judging from
fhe deafenp0 and constant applause 70 appreciate
the elegant and choice music Of the well-dscipned or
ehesr The tables in the spacious dining hall are always
Aed and the supply OF eatables has frequently not
equaed the demand. The Central Park Garden Is now
Of the institutions Of the city, and its success is an
established fact
The Terrace Garden, on Third ave. between
Fifty eighth and yninthst which during last season
Monday evening with grand concert under the direction
of Mr. Carl Bergman The orchestra over whch ne pre-
sides OF the best ia the country Inc selecuon OF
pieces on Monday was very fine, and brilliantly performed
present picturesque appearance The gardens are eX
fensiyeg patronized by our German ctzens who IN haEe
high appreciation for classical music Concerts VIII DC
gwen every night during the season.
MUSICAL NOTES.
At the Steinway Hall concert on Sunday
evening last Mr. Joseph Alfred Dawson the pianist, re-
ceyed In bouquet from Of his admirers al elegant
ring set with five lsrge.damonds.
Miss Jenny Landsman, contralto, is going to
Europe in few weeks Enish her studies for the OperGt
le stage which she seems destined 70 adOrn. cOmp
meDaTy concert win be rendered her, before her de-
parture.
The new season of Opera Bouffe which opens
at the French Tbeater Thursday with Ohenbachs
0hSe dr Enters introduces new company OF SINGERS.
The particular star Of which is Nile Lembsle Among
the other members OF the troupe are Mile IhOer Mes
danes Deere and Cadc and NM Deere, Tholer Goujon,
Edgard and Gilbert
The opera and concert troupe which Mr.. and
Madame Rosa took with them to California, includes
Bowler, and c. W. Colby. The Rosas expect to return
about November and win then be Joined by several good
Levy, who was with them in their tour through the Uni
ted States TWO years ago.
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QUO wARRANro ACT. OFFICIAL UsURPATIoN.

II. r. Crawford, plaintiff in error from the
Circuit Court for the District of Columbia to the United
States Supreme Court Henry Addison being defendant
r. r. Crawford had been Mayor of Georgetown Tor TWO
years preceding the fourth Monday Of February 1853
and at the ensuing election had been returned oy the
judges for another biennial term, but on presenting h
self before the Joint convention OF the civic couhel
offering to take the oath of office prescribed py ine %
ter the said councils refused to accept his oan on INC
ground that his opponent Addison had majority Oh
votes and should be installed. In consequence there,
fore OF said Addison having been wrongtuly declared
elected and placed in office, proceeding by quo rafrahO
was Immediately instituted the relation OF said Craw-
ford i'm the Circuit Court of said District, In order
To determine the right OF defendant TO the said mayor
alty In this suit the reatOr Crawford was suecessfu
and obtained judgment OF custer against said defend
ant who forthwith sued ont writ of error ana ten
dered his bond suit which bond the Circuit Court re-
gardng superSedea refused TO grant process or e
Enforcement of the original Judgment Wherefore, appl-
cation was made 10 the United States Supreme Court by
relators counsel for DdHddmuS to compel the Circuit
Court 10 issue the required process and on this appea
ton the opinion the Supreme Court delivered by
Mr Justice Field who, holding that the Judgment of
ourter had determined Addson's right TO the Office de-
cded that the relaOr Crawford rs matter OF course
became entitled thereto together with whatever amount
OF salary had accrued during the term Of usurpaton
His accordingly ordered that the Judgment OF the
Court below should be reversed and the remanded
f,Vn uaKV fril al
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
THE AMERroAY DEgrAL CONVENTION.

The first session of the fourteenth ANIMAL
meeting Of the American Dental Convention took place
yesterday morning at II O'Clock in the Cooper Institute
DR. J. H. Amber OF New-York, the President presided
The busness beyond the appointment of Committee OF
Arrangements comprising messrs. T. r. Smith, W. H.
The Convention reassembied In the eyeIg and the Com.
Eittee Of Arrangements rendered the followg subjects
for discussion, which were approved by the nseting.
improvements In Artificial Dentistry; Dental
Absorption and Reproduction Of the Alveoar Process
ana improvements In Operative DentiAtry ON dafing
o Tie hrst subject much time was occupied by severa
entlemen and novel inventions for the Inater,s
Tor the construction Of the plate aFtAea paatA into
which the teeth set, were introduced Among the
srowt noticeable are Dr. MaeClelans plafe
STkteh is constructed from sodined colodion
or vegetable nber, and that OF DR.
FSraukn made from metal containing -eiRhths
aulnnm aud OBe-eight tin. The nse OF alannuIn as
ratefial In the construction OF artificial dentistry was
hgy commanded. One OF the speakers remarked that
statwitlstandng the many novel additions that have
sc given 20 the dental art within the last fifteen years
f lad not made great proessiob and this he attributed
70 Go eheapness sought after by the Pablc rather than
GOOD w0rkmanship with correspohdlngy nigh prices.
siats was Infinitely superior 20 the innovations OF
49, male OF vucanized rubber and other materials
e Association has accepted an lnytaton 70 yst Belle
gue H0spitAI this morning, and the meeting ultmatey
ieoided 70 adjourn until 10 O. M TO day Ins oncers o.
81 IiSbier, New. .Yorkj yics.Pfesident. W. ~ Allen
1serstaFy w. C. H0rne Corresponding secretary ~ D.
SstinsTi Treasurer. DE- J. u. epit&
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS
PORT 6P 81 SRw.YoRK..",.,,"...Jryr
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s,ss%D Mass.G M5S.s @ . fef sPSS n I a R a
Steamship Gsaea. Sye, Providence.
steamship zodiac Rogers. Boston.
Bsfk Troyaors BlsneLsId, Csrd.nas 70 DAYS sugar -,
vo gnf a s Adm. a DIs1 so SsSYo iS dss Udo
days Btu N. Taeksr, foE PhiadeDhia s days AZ.
Bhs BIS Ssi Sons Ica s 30 boT FanisdGsSbi sugar
sef Jo.csh " Fh valley Havana p d,. N'y !, a
% % lon q a. II he sea rolled Ss toe iorsaI'. ", sSa s. S
ssI s.: s4s s Ef% hs R isl;sa safs .l.sS :Ss S days fruit
Yacht Escort Dewitt Newport
souooSEKs-KIygR AND ooAsTwHy
D. C. sharp Providence Champion, Baessper u
Car, Post Sss.IIaven h s. Watson New Havea
j. ass Ess.s Shss' RIaSsi I,a' sof triumph EH6shpo
s.w. Tyisr A'hany. : R Mitchell Mitchell al.I Al6aay
Win X Bird Ronlou. Jas. N. Bal EAlabshport
Adele Teea EiIibethport John Lancaster RilebethPort
fsa VS. bli.s iia.sf, Esssapof ssis@ c6is Klslpol
Nay u. Mlmp, Eiisbehgon d. u W1sis ti hallspe,hPoI
D. IL Baliwin Eniabsthport A. O. HnIari Elia5e'lPort
BELOW.
Brig ADELAIDE tBrl. Taylor from Ksgsion.J j..
sshr EiA. Nongomerr. ~ John :, =. T. II lays
se6r j. II. Frsnsh, Burgess, Porto Rico.
steamship EHa. t,r Liverpool via HaHhr
FOREIGN PORTS.
LvEpFoot steamship woee'ter from Baltimore MAJ
hlTisa % ians @ fis steamships LOOna Columbia arrived to
noMEsrIo pnRT9.
steamship Ny0uinE ron
San salvador, Hes-lork 49, 49, ~.
CgaRt EToS jane 2Auivel steamship Charleston NeHlofE
Sailed schE j. A Croker Bucfsvile, y G.
KuNSsros n C., Juue 2-AuYed. steamship James A. Gary
Baltimore Cleared steamship Nm p tfe. Tor New York
FoErREss MONROE Passsd bark ouieo ion Liverpool
Baltimore Passed out steamship bA
more ecnt Cuba brgs Francis Jones m
Rio Jazriro George We Indies Dominion, for Bay o fundy
NOwukre Boston Isabella Rchu ond for Rio Oganee
June ed brA Jemes McDeSt aDd Reading
Railroad No Philadelphia; Ellen BaFses and CoEnea fal hi'e
Angler WarsbGm s0ops Jennie TvsTton, S. Fox hverhsaa
Rosehgi. Horwak c-..-,--
BoToS June 2Arnved Village Queen. from Goiienburg
bs se Troop Carenas; poinsett hatanf Meteor do Mar
Given Hayans Weatokcr Johnson Trenton Binbehpo III
mirs 10 seh Freeman Gonayes; Ema Hart Sagga DeHe
Washbur MAlanAs Isaac ch Scs loki BToHn Ceniaeso'
Lsih Rich, sssaA
SPOKEN.
Nay lat % TO- lon IS a. brig J. H. Dlngham from IHrdad o
MAJ Is lat "a 49, Ion a n schr Cheb from West Coast Of fAf
MAJ a. 90 miles SR Of Cape IIAiera brig ADELAIDE from Kingston
ia, for Sew'forE
DISASTERS.
BoroS June ostsra monng she steamship o'eon from Phi
sdpha 10 this port sshr Halo Capt Disney Of New
burypo oa Cape ala sunk her Immediately As Can't Dne
sndeayong board The steamer he was struck on he hes
falling and instantly killed The ere" anu he u0uJ " we p
tain werehr Brought 20 Boston on the Gsscon
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

Ia "a "a Ih 9th 9th. 7th sb eh
SSyg,s,ssL Syyg.s,sLI.... NH 8 8 *
UpIre-ME Gil Of TIE Mutual Club ScorersAessS Miller and
gohnsou Oa, POa BCyPre, Oriental Tine OfGsne-
R.t0.
On Thursday next the Atlantics will play the
HohAwks Oh the Captoline grounds.
The Keystone Club of Philadelphia, announced
20 visit to-day, and engage with the Mutuas Is
erroneous.
Mr.. MeDiarmid of the Star Club will hereafter
play IN the field and IL s EumOred that frsoass player
will take his place at second base. whose name the Club
for the present does not announce. q.
Mr.. Martin, whose resignation of member
shlp Of the Mutual Club announced THE TRIBUNE
last Friday. elected last night member of the Eek
fords. He viii be s6yorthy addition to their nine.
The picked nine game between New-YOrk
and Brooklyn again postponed yesterday account
of the weather and announced for Friday next There
- 10 suppose that the New York nine,
nonDeed in TiIE TRIbUgB last week, will suffer some
changes the eoer Of the Union Club being opposed TO
thelr IaemberE engaging in suca contests.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
A NEW TABLE-KNIFE.

PATENTED NOVEMBER 1867.
Something ths will rot break.
A handle That viii nos crack
Il not offensive the smell, Ike Rubber.
l. beautiful In design ard aush
l. the beat possbe article Tor Families Hotels Restaurants and
Steamboats,
Ts Knife ed from bu Of steel handle and blade,
heavily plated sser cheapest SrPted Knife offered
Tor
hada hy J. RussBIL Co.. Green River WORKS GenEe H.
Office No 60 Beekassst, of Gold, New-fork cty.
For sale hy the trade generally
RUSSELL Co also Manufacture Table and Pocket Cut
lery great variety, ea American and superior 10 any i-
j. RUSSELL Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
IAnnsaaeensaAI I

THE CHINESE EMBAssY.-The rainy weather
YESTERDAY did rot prsysr the Chns Enhssy from Visiting The sss
great su,oa Of @ ey OF course thsJ al repaired 70 ksszr
store No 2i3 BFoadwsy where nssssus spaE se hss was par
chased By each of patty Cns win uss With ohsr H'oas 10
doing homage 70 thess nAsterpisees Of f.shhOs- ~
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
PEIRoE,s STONE SURFACE.

Metals wosd Paper painted with ths Surface attain s hs hard
and durability Of stone win eonode deempos hs va
EEwros PEssoz Co. .
Nc az Ksrih Eisvsuhst, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

In YouR HOUSE OR FAcToRrl
HAVE You ANY IDEA PERTEcrIoS Gas hieH" eS
NOW BE MADE How DDrcuLrIE DASGsE AND vScEAfn'
UNDER ALL POSSIBLE ARE SOW rHoSOrSai ''i'
ooNEi
BEFORE roU LIGHT rovE WAY sPsSD ~ 'ni
MINUTES TO sEz QUA GAS MACHINE.
H., Ann var IN xyow THAT rHH MACHINE Is ED,p
sKSTED AND SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING EVER Tried S"ON'
BECAUSE WE PROPOSE vHAf NO SANS MAN w"
oyyER UNLESS HE HAD ABsoLrrs cEETnSTr fA'f
THIS COMPANY WILL PlPs HousE, frRSHa al '"
FIXTURES SET Up THE MAcENE, AND LEAvE rHE PRS Az
ruREs As YOUR PROPERTY MAcHss DOES Sor FrIrn "
WRITTEN euARAsrY-oN THAT orHsR NAoHSs s"A
GAVE OR CAN GIVE SEND FOR PAnPHrKr CIRCULAR PhHH'
THE WHOLE ,rpJxcr UNION Gas Co, No "a DEIst- D !.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

TURKISH BATHs-NO. 10 Laight-st., New
Hours: and to 9p M Sundays from
10 II N. Ladies' 10 10 IL a m
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

overcast rom to III raining Hon
75 10 9 raining from l24o to l2S overcast
E ssesd q, O yer ondy EyenngVeTy cOudyi Btte cloudy
@ 20 o mas cloudy TO ~ sunshny May 1863 Only
biv d occurred In May and these partly cloudy Aso
omThe brilliant evening star the planet Venus about degrees
fe POuI in the sign Of Ge9in The planet can
he seen in the time; the meridian abon gate as
S above The horizon will be at its greatest braney
on he 9th The ~ n Of PouH Castor The three
stars form nearly straight line
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
BASE-BALL.

ORIENTAL VS.. CYPRESS HILL.
The OTientals of GreenpOint, one of our nota-
ble base ball organizations encountered less prominent
Club yesterday, known the Cypress Hills The score
Was a TO H. In favor of the Orlentas as follows;
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
DIR. Rowe deyotes

DR.. Rowe devotes his eoIeciai attention to
e.isr prs.s. q e ysi Lungs Bar snd serSaous Aaeei.a
Onee No ~ Hast Tvenfeihst Dfosdr hears "a
Dr. kewss sosi osCsah s he'd on pAeaton, or By
laal 90 Tsesipt u poFtase - =
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
PATENT LAMPS

IVES, PATENT LAMPS
Il ARR THR BEST AND MOST RELIABLBi
Cbantisr, ~ g. and 70 ghisl Brackets a. T. and hgh
Hall Table Lamps be lighted Gas q1oAP as g
ed and trimmed the globe shade chimney or un
ewip9 the burner catalogue St out With many ne"
REDUCED PRICES n
A discount made o Churches and Clerywen
LAMPS and OIL cheaper than ever -
s,rf the dacion oveent Tax OIL sell the article
20 per last month before
JULIUS IVES Il Co, No. 20 haideniane ~ L.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
ABSOLUTE

FACT atesed ny 20 1 patients SgureS TO he the once
Teeth extcied without by II Nitrous Oxide Gas Ad
hest manner by The ognson Of Its apaheie
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, No. 10 COOPER INhTlfUTB
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

EfPECTUhANI DVVH %
curative in all Lung Complaints Bronchitis 3e II standard
remedy for all Coughs Colds and needs only trial its worth
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