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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

v(OOrH'S THEATRE
ID Twenly.third street, between Fifth and Sixth
THURSDAY, LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF
MR.. HACKETT,
who will
FALSTAFF,
IN shasspsSrs,s grss. comic ts ssNsennsafSn
Or, FALsF STAFF o T1SSn X by ~ WoSkK.
On MONDAY. Dec. q,
Firsi appeara here OF the eminent actress
EMMA WALLER,
IN her great character OF
MEG MERRILES,
In the beautiful and picim ,es Drama OF
GUY WANDERING, .,.o
which VII be produced with all The oKiGiNAh snd FAYE va
SCENERY, CosTGMEs, PROPERTIES, &C., &C..
Seats secured six days Ia advance At the boz ONCE OF me
theatre or at It's Branch Ticket Once At the music store Of T.
HAMLET in xCTivE PREPARATION.
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGEaIE,
BROADWAY, coaNER q or fHfkTiEfH STREET.
THE "BLoNDEs," CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT;
4pokkh oS s.pa' VIZ Ers III
THE BosDEs,- TIE T. :. s seem w.Soat charge.
"DoRA BELLA" Every a.ys.a
TIKI aBah16NoEs.. Rscs1sd Win screams.
"DokA h ssELLA.,~ A, Miss .t kosA k ksP.
THE AsnoNDEs." Mr.. ). Il. WARD.
"DohA BELLA" Every eyf g gsssr,
THE ,BLoNDEs." ,,Mias ADA hARLANb.
DORA He siLLA" Miss Mas hs1 lILE M1LM M2Ek
A Hit. Mr.. EDWARD RIGHTON.
MRS. y. b. coNwAy,s PARK THEATRE BROOKLYN.
w nlpsvMa aEfsss snsarS DREAM
New Scenery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23

THE EVENING TELEGRAM.


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TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR THH
EVENING TELEGRAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12
OBITUARY.

Died, at Moutross, Westmorelend CO., W.,
on the 22d Of May, 1859, Doctor WILLIAM r.
ENNEY, aged d. years.
Few men have ever @! joyed moro envlabic
position among his fellows than did the subject
of this notice. Modest and unsssuming yet re
fined and p jlishcd in his manners; noble and
diyninod in spi it, yet kind AID aiirctionate in
dis osition, aud pure in his principles and as
pirstions, his whole life was marked by those
element, of character which constitute the most
attractive personal adjournment and invariably
secure the largest measure oi the respect ana
affection of our fellow men. Endowed "lth u
mind of more than ordinary strength and ac-
tivlty. he assembled TO the stage of active life
we'll prepared for its duties and Responsibilities
by the advantages of q liberal education, rs well
as by the elevating influence of the refined and
cultivated community in which he was reared
But now in the prime Of his life, and at the
ve-y pr'icd of his greatest usefulness, when MS
noble n;e-work seemed but half accomplished,
his career has been suddenly terminated by the
fat Al stroke of death.
4 letter TO the writer Of this humble tribute
referring to his death, says: II knew him intl-
matcy Tor moro than ~ enty years, and shail
greatly miss him. In his intercourse with his
GLOW men have seldom met with man who
exhibited in his character moro of the elements
Of perfect gentleman. Possessed OF clear
and discriminating mind, he was always care
ful. and generally very correct in his decision
upon any subject, and rs a justice of the peace
was one Of the most impartial men ever knew.
He Was most useful citizen and his place can
hardly be filled"
To his bereaved family, the Warmcst sympa,
thy is extended by one who knew him well ana
loved him much. u.
Alexandria, Va June IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12
C.-,.orv.,;ve senatorial Cony ention.

Pursuant to call, the delegates appointed to
g, rorven,iop from the Fist Senatorial District
of Virginia met at the Assembly ROOMS 10
Alexandra, on Friday, June 18th, al Il
O clock N. =. Trr.
The Convention was called to order oy 1VI'
ner ". Ashby, esq, on whose motion II. W:
Bentley. esq, OF Loudoun, Was called 10 lhe
Thar and George K. Shinn, of Alexandria ap-
pointed Secretary. .u,1 H.
The list of delegates having been called rne
Secretary reported the following as present :,
AIeyandria II. Marbufy, Geo. Ii;
Sbinn Il. s. Wattles, Turner W. Ashby, anu
l. Ionaoun-R. NJ. Bentley, Geo. X; Head
B +, Sheets, Robf. Harper, and Douglass
Fairfax None.
Mr. Ashby suggested thst as no delegation
from Fairfax was present. It would be adSlsaole
r. odiourn over until their action III regard 10
rho Convention could be ascertaioed.
Mr. Sheets suggested that as there would DC
mass meeting of the citizens OF LOudoun on
Mor1ay, l4th instant it would be better. it the
Conveulion determined to adjourn, to meet IN
Ieesburg on that day. 49,
MIR, Bentley agreed with Mr. Sheets that
I,oesiurg would be the best place Tor the Con
vention TO meet, if it should adjourn over, Dut
saw no reason for n rOStponement OF the husi
ness before them.
Mr.. Ashby had DO objection to adJournlng
To Leesburg, but thought Monday next vas too
early for meeting, a. sufficient notice conld
not be given. -
A letter from ID. +. Duany was read, IN
which he declared MS intention ID be canoi-
date for the Senate, Independent OF all parties.
A conversational debate ensued between the
delegates, in which the question OF aoJournlhg
over was freely discussed, after which
Major Ashby moved that the Convention
proceed to nominate two candidates Tor the state
Senate to represcnt the First District, which
motion was adopted.
Il being mutually agreed that the l.oudoun
delegation should nominate one candidate from
| that county, and the Alexandria delegation one
from Fairfax or Alexandria, the chair annonn
ced that the Convention was re" ready to nc
ceivc nominations. -
Mr.. Sheets nominated Thos. +. Taylor, esd,
of Ioudoun. as tho choice Of that county, and
upop calling the roll OF delegates, MIR. Taylor
yes unanimously chosen as one OF the candi'
dates for State Senator. ~,
Mir VIM. II. Marbury nominated Edgar
Snowden, jr., OF Alexandria, as the choice o.
tho Alexandria delegation, and on calling the
list of delegates Mr.. Snowden was unanimously
nominated.
Major Ashby suggested that the Convention
EXPRESS themselves in regard to the Congress
sional canvass, and expressed himself III favor
Of Mr.. Mckenzie.
MIR. Bentley suggested that as Alexandra
had already expressed herself IN favor OF Mr;
Mckenzie, and as the people Of Loudoun would
Likewise express themselves on Monday next,
he thought it best for the Convention to take
no action in the matter.
Ga motion the Convention adjourned.
r. NJ. BENTLEY, Chairman.
GEO Il. SHINN Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12
VIRGINIA NEWS

\ duel, growing out OF an article in the
Po;ers5ur. Ind2x donouncins Robert W..
Hughes, correspondent Of the Richmond
State Jourua vas arranged for yesterday at
Chester, near Richmond, between capt W.
H. Cameron, editor OF tho Index, aud MT;
Ilurhs The poca arrested tho seconds aud
Nr Hughes near the fighting Rrouad, The
fight, 10 / Thought, wl be renewed IN another
STATE
A tina 81 mowers took plnco at Wcstovcr, a
well known James River plantation, on Wed
ncsGay, rnl-r the au'pico6 oi tho Virginia
State Agricultural Society \ correspondent
OF the Petersburg Express thus gives the re
sult.-"Al the machines performed well; Out
~ general thing f.. Whitman II Son, OF
Baltimore, aud 'hr Iilrcrsiown MOVERS, were
considered the trg, on the ground.
Ru.glcs K IaIla'crrro, real estate brokers,
haze sold to Mr. Rc;ncr Of New York, COL
F!cmiag Wool p farm of 800 acres, in Caroline
county for So 49, Part cash. Also $50 acres
OF Can't T. Wcch's farm, near Quincy IN
Caroline county, for SIC per acre, to Mr..
Piatt OF Nawl ork.
The fredericksburg News gives the follow
ing statistics OF fredericksburg 49, Zeal es
tate worth I,34l .OOO-$40 900 increase; 6%l
whites pay poll taxi increase; 90 negroes
p1r poll ttx-G9 nc'easa' personal prop
crty worth Sl'G,'S'.
Contrac's have been made by Col. lay lor'
chief engineer, lor the first section of the Fred
oricksLurs and GordonsyiIle Railroad. The
work is progressing ia7orably, and the ties will
soon he lad on the first ten miles nearest
frede!itSSbnrs'
The fredericksburg News referring 10 an
alarm created by two mild eases OF scarlet fever
in that town saws eve saw one case Of "ro-
soda or rosadalis,or aurora borealis, which
illumina!aS the countenancc, but is Innoccht.
Shelton +. Lclke, OF Abomlrla, one OF the
able.t deb,;crs in the Safe has taken the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12
LCOMMUNICATED.

The recent so called correspondence has had
the effect to white my objections to Mr. Nc
Kenzle down considerably. In fact | had scri-
GU, doubts "a to the propricty Of supporting
hm. bur they are dispeIled. The letter OF the
Pastor, connected and arranged in the council
of FIVE. viii not have the desired effect. Mr.,
McKenzles fellow citizens l.uoa that he Is an
impul.iyc man, not hard hearted or base, and
this attempt to iojare him will change many
who were doubtful, iuto active worker Inns
comes from IN original MON MAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

VIRGINIA At rules held in tho Clerk S
v ofh.e of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, on tho 7th day of June, 1869, Christie
phcr Csstolow, plaintiff, VS.. Valorous &. aus
lin. defendant: In covenant
The object Of this salt is to recover from TIC
defendant $500 damages for a breach of L c9r-
tain covenant made and entered into by. the
defendant as set forth in deed from V. u;
Austin and Corneis b., his wife. to the SAID
Castslow, bearing date the S.h February, 1863;
and to att ,ch certain tract OF land belonging
to the said Austin and adjoining the tract con-
veyed by the said decd and to subject the same
to the payment cf the said damages.
The defendant, Valorous q, Austin, not
having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by at
fdayit that he is not q resident of this State,
it is ordered that the said defendant appear
here within one month after the publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit and that q copy of
thia order be forthwith inserted in the Alexan-
dra Gaz ette, newspaper published in the city
of Alexandra, once week for four successive
weeks, and posted at the front door Of the Court
House of this county. A copy-teste.-
J. TACEY, Clerk.
O. RI Ramey p q ie l2-laW4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12
ICOMMUNICATED.

Ferret" Wa cool but "Whifle Ass and
Pisterine" is better. The inventor of the
name, Radical though he lie, is genius He
has coined an epithet which will stick like wax.
A Whifle Ass, am told, is one who cannot
make even respectable bray and Plsterlnee
is a coin light in weight, ugly IN shape, and
not acceptable or current Hurrah for the
Whifls Asses and Pisterines CRIsPIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12
MARRIED.

By Rev. Thomas &. Dunnsway. on the even
ing Of Thurs Jaw Juno 3D., 1869 Mr.. ROBER,
WILSON MCGUIRE TO Miss CALEDONlA
PENTON COLE. both OF Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

The news from Europe is becoming more
and INC re interesting every day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

Paris papers announce the arrival OF Sir
Elisha Washburnc We consider this n decided
Improvement Upon the Hon"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

John H. Surratt is now keeping commits
sion store In Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

There was large aud enthusiastic Conser-
vative Mass Meeting at Culpeper Court House
on Thursday Several gentlemen made clo-
auent speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

General Candy has ordered session Of the
Court Of Appeals Of this State, to convene at
Richmond on Tuesday, June %, for the tran
saction of business. How strangely this
sounds 10 cid Virginians unused to all such
military directions to civil court,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

HORRIBLE CRME.-This community was
shocked last evening (says the Lexington Ga,
zette) by the intelligence of fendish murder
of young lady OF this county by a negro boy.
Last Saturday evening Miss Susan Hite, daugh
ter of John Hite (liviog on South river, start
ed from VIM. Campbelrs, on South river, to
preaching at Iuglesky's school house. She has
not been seen BY her friends since. Suspicion
fell upon negro, Jesse Edward. Upon being
questioned about the young lady he fed. Last
evening he was captured near this place, aud
is now in Jail. He eontesses to the murder OF
xhe unfortunate girl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

Mr.. Sumner is to go to California and the
n. \. Tribune, in rather an ircnical manner,
hopes that he will there forget the Alabama
CLAIMS, for time, and look into the question
"of Chinese immigration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

A beautiful rosewood piano, valued at 500
has been presented by Messrs. VIM. Kuabe IL
Co., of Baltimore, to the Southern Association,
through its president, II. A Wise, of Rich
mond, for the benefit of the widows and or
phans OF the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

A black man in Norfolk, few nights ago,
burglariously entered house, mounted to the
third story, and whilst engaged in gathering
plumber, was seized, and pitched out of the
window. He fell forty or fifty feet, laying as
if dead for a few moments, then jumped up
and ran off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

Mrs. Mary Amick, who died in Monroe town
ship, Pa. on the 29th ult., was no doubt, the
oldest inhabitant of that county. She was born
in Loudoun county, Va, in October, A. D.
l7G2, and would have been one hundred and
seven years old in October next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

The President arrived at West Point TN
Thursday night, and on Tuesday next will 80
from there to Boston, to attend the "Peace
Jubilee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

We may differ, said Major pormau in his
Lexington speech, about voting for or against
the sxpurgated constitution; but I'VE are
boulder to shoulder on the practical issues of
the canvass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

Senator Howe writes from Wisconsin,
heartily approving the scheme to make the
Alabama claims a question Of party issue at
the next elections, and says that prominent
men throughout the Northwest entertain the
same sentiments, and that this movement
would meet with the universal approval OF all
Republicans throughout his section OF country.
Very well GO ahead Make it "a party
issue" Bring on a war And then?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

Wendell Phillips is on the rampage about
the Irdians, and is glad that they are tearing
up the Pacific Railroad - He thinks they
have been, and are now, most villianously treat
ed by the 4. s. government,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

1t appears that at the "Whiffle ASS aud
"pisterine" convention, $50 called by one Of
their own party most admirable name and
description of the set, it was announced that
"if any black man from the country comes into
town on the day of the election, and votes
contrary to the black men here, he is to he
reconstructed in short order This is
mauiestly threat of personal violence. 1t Is
submitted to the Mayor of the city, who is one
OF those who called this "Wbifle Ass and
Pisterine' Convention together, If this avow
ed effort to get up a mob and riot here, does
not call for immediate action on his part, in
the arrest and binding over of the party using
such threats. TO keep the peace. 1t is his duty
to do 50. The military authorities will have
their eyes upon such characters, and know how
to deal with them in case OF any further de-
monstrations. MANY CITIZENS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

A circular has been issued in Boston calling
q general meeting on Monday Of the wholesale
and retail liquor dealers, hotel and boarding
house proprietors, and all parties either direct
ly or Indirectly interested iu the sale OF liquor,
to take into consideration, in consequence OF
the passage of the prohibitory bill, the propri
city of refusing to sell, as the law commands, q
single drop of spirituous or matt liquor during
the five days of the Peace Jubilee. This is
rather "a point blank shot" at the Prohibi-
tionists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

Persons desiring TO purchase can apply to
W. ARTHtJK Ia YLOK Alexandria, Va, or
to r. TAYLOR SCOTT, Warrenton. Fauqui or
county, Va. K. TAYLOR SCOTT,
ie lift Commissioner, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-12

Died. at Montross, Westmoreland CO., Va:
on the 22d of May. 1859, Doctor WILLIAM T.
Mok ENNEY, aged d. years.
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

Ip0RrABLE ENGINE FOR sALE-NEw AND IN FINE
order Aso several Lathcs, for foot or power; shaft
ing Hangers, fu,leys, Levers and Presses, &C.
y. O. MufrCONR.
Ill Ninth street, between Third and Fourth ascnuea
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

The mansion, large frame house. with frontage incud-
ing wings OF 20 feet 10 feet Deep contains somc 2S
has u been painted and put IN perfect orders house
ooms stone cottage OF the river bank ee-
roos large barn, stable, carriage house, greenhouse,
rosary, prapery, icchouse, &C.
Ihc grounds comprise 30 acres running from Albany
turnpike TO the Hudson river; COZ ards
20 feet deep, affordng line anchorage yacht. Two
beautiful lakes and very fine trout brooks adorn the grounds
and FOR practical opportunity Is offered for trout
trccding and fail of OF Is the
gives sufficient for all mechanical necessities pertain
ing 10 such place
fnc road leads from the turnpike 10 the cottage
the banks OF the rver bu IN the best manner, affords de-
gul drive shaded nearly all the by
shfubbcry flowers fine lawns miles Of hedges nn1
thing that make residence desirable for fcntlemsn
OF means IL here 10 be iounf
The improvements h property could not be put there
for $1,000 Is possible that will be bo ught the
OF sale for less than half OF this amount
Maps photographs aud particulars at the occ Of the
The New York herald., 1869-05-30

yIrM. SLATER, AUCr1ONEER-wrLL SELL ON MON.
w day. May ~, the premises In Golden street, between
Summit and Grand avenues, Hudson City, n j., two hand
and basement, Houses, handsomely finished,
with marble maucs cornccs, vcsbuie aud sliding
&C.; eonvenen, TO aud within 80 minutes OF
York CTR Hall high ground and view positive
terms easy sold separately; call and examine Inquire OF
HENRY EyESSON, corner HontS,nery avenue and Ia
lriskie street, Hudson City Cars at Hob6ken ferry
The New York herald., 1869-05-30
A LDRIDGE & WOOD. AUCTIoNEERs.
IA First Class

- improved Property on Bergen Heights at auction.
ALDRiDGE WOOD will sell on Monday, May 81, 1869,
1t O'Clock r. NJ on the premises, first class 3,9 story
frame French roo, Residence filed ia with brick with
lnen out IN the best manner by days work. contains all
modern improvements, water, gas kc, with lots Of
ground; situate ON Magnolia avenue the brow Of Bergen
heiehts, IN Hudson City, commanding of New York
CITY and Bay the Narrows Staten Island the
ngs only Few ninutes' walk from the horse Jersey
City, Hoooken and Pavoni ferries, either OF which be
reacnei in ~ minues ears day and night Ierms-io
In twenty days. when deed will be gen balance remain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-18
CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

rHANGE OF TINE Eastward = Express
u Train leaves San Francisco daily at Z A. NJ;
Stockton, l1:l6 A. ~; Sacramento, 1:5o ?. n;
Junction, 3:05 Pm; Colfax, 5:25 p. NJ; Reno,
1900 p. n; Wadsworth. 1:50 A. NJ; Carlin, $3.50
p. n; Elko, 4:55 P. NJ; Promontory, 6:45 4. n;
oiIliri RETuRSING.Exprcss 1i,S Train leaves Prom.
ontory daily, 6:45 r. n; Elko, T:3o 4. "; Carlin.
$50 4. n; Wadsworth, 1855 r. NJ; Reno, 1855
A, n: Coifax, T.52 A. ~; Junction, 10:40 A. r.;
Sacramento, 1900 NJ; arrive San Francisco,
u LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO. 400 T. n;
Stockton, SSs P. NJ; arrive Sacramento lEoo
LEAVE SACRAMENTO. $50 A. NJ; Stock.
ton 6,4D A. NJ: arrive San Francisco, loo p. "
TWO TRAINS DAILY FOR MARYSvlLLE
(Sundays excepted leave Sacramento 6:l0 A. n
and $50 T. ~; arrive Junction 7:4o =: ~ x. ana
arriyo junction 1915 A. u. and &45 P. u. /;
Sacramento 11:5O A. II. and 6:10P.h.
THROUGH FARE REDUCED.-Froms san
Francisco 9. sscramento to Omaha; ss1 ss u TO
Sork 3; ko1,sl sIia s, 90; G to Boston, sil4 Is.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are nun daily from Sacramento to Promontory.
Donble Lower Berth, IS 90; Double Upper
Berth, $5 90; State Rooms, $40 90. Double
Berths accommodate two persons; state kooms'
'nsIS SECOND ESsi CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco daily, 400 p ~; Sacramento Sundays
excepted) at 500 A. N. Fare to Omaha, $46;
St. Louis, $45; Chicago, $4S; New York, go.
CHILDREN not over Twelve Q2) years oil
agc, Half Fare; under Five (0 years OF age,
Free. n.,,r -.
passenger) Free. so Pounds Baggage per
child between and 10 years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE (over 100 lbsl between
pounds. A. N. ToWNE, 4eni pup,
October 4, 1869. oc''u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-18
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, ALL M;
IN warrants issued by the Town OF 1oia M,
against the Contingent Fund VIII 90 psia upUa %,a
presentation, and that interest on inc sa"e
ceases from this date. r,,..
Gold Hill, October ], 1869. "r'"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
qru 6uuns.


a -A-FlRST GRAND OPENING or
- SPRING DRESS GOODS
ilaudsame SPRING POPLIE fJr Walking Sais 5cc
New Patterns 10 PCPLIE PLAIDs, very pretty
very Iue au vOol EMPRESS CLOTHS for Sprng
aso 81 ttIPED SkIkflNGS in all cO0Ts from 25c.
a 'eiy large stock OF BLACK ALfACAS
A. astouishiugly low prices
bJOsr DRESS GOODS Of the wdeawaks merchant and ~ nj
years prices
IT, c. F. KOCH
viii also offer The greatest bargains seen In
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Excellent TABLE LINEN At SOC
Fine 90 DAHASK at 75c.
Good HuCSABUCK TOTELIEG lOc.
Best toubie-sdth SiiEETIhG
Large, all lnen NAPKINS 81 50 per dos
Nhypg 81 Is for DOiLiHS
When KOCH offer, them for 75c per IOL
Just received.
splendid assortment N
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
st nearly hlf tho former
Good strong LACE 25c. yard former price {5e
CURTAINS, VIII dOube borier on both sdes,
81 SO Tor CURTAINS
The largest Ial bes. selected stock Of
CALIJOES IN THE CITY.
EIt-s vide EIRFEf DIAPER 81 50 per piecs Of yards
Gr,at lsu.si otrtCl ia
J4CCNErS CANBRICs STRIPED and PLAID MUsLINs.
% ki 81 ae PIANO COVERS, from auction will be sold fsf 50
esC1-otaers lsA 81 sad Sl2
Mo Oisu hav rood, flr cssb At haf their value.
bEJ COEF0BTABLES AND BLANKETS
b,rc Gle ,rgd Cgt at a great sacrifice.
Res'v nsie SWEETS. PILLOW CASES Gc chesp.
AA.SElAlLS QUILTS in handsome patterns
prices
LANCASTER and UOVEYCOMB QUILTS extra cheap
Hogekeprs wou well ~ goods before paying The big
kOClrs DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION.
No lJ CarUiae.St., Bleecker. New-isrk.
P s-Pee delivered day o sale, to Reghbo'g cities hee 81
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
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John HALL, ID. d., WILL LECTURE in
~ Forty ourhst L. Chareh TOMORROW EVENING SabIest:
Rsyiysls in Let CeuaIyn Admission 50 cents
ECT u NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
~ CHURCH-Ibe Rev g. l. MINGNs will deliver lecture on
Pstromn this church, egrrer Of Gnthsve and
MONDAY sVENlh the l5ih inst TO at Il o'clock
Tickets 70 cents TO be bad at the door