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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-08
r huxley, AUCTrONEER,
e.. ~ East Fourteenth street.
Sales at private residences personal attention

AGAR, AUCTIoNEER, 10 NEW BowERY-sELf.
this day, at IL O'Clock, an Ice House, Butchers fu
and complete Fixtures OF butchers shop and FIXTURE
OF grocery STORE Glass Cases. Billiard Table, Bars, Tailor
and other Counters and miscellaneous lots Of Furniture an
Carpets.
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IA rare chance for housekeepere.
300 lots superb Household Furniture Paintings &c.
On tha day. Monday, the elegant brown stone mansion
West 18th st. between 9Th and 9Th commencing l04
Drawing Suits, covered green gold crimson gold
brocate rosewood Etaeres Bookcase Tables
bois rosewood Panof0e Paint
inrs by eminent artists: lace brocatel Curtains bronze
Clock, Vases; velvet Brussels Carpets; Chandeiers
hair spring Mattresses Exenson Table, sidebcard China
ware glassware Silyerware, Cutlery n BThe house fur
nshed less than six months al 4 cost OF $4,000
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\ ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS 4 co. win sell
auction TUESDAY, Feb O. 1853, At II O'Clock, the
Exchange - .sroou ~ broadway, me lots Of Land with
the westerly side OF Second avenue, between Filseyenh
Fy-eighth Streets and known Nos 1857 1Ue9 1903.
and 10 Second The houses Are A feet deep,
With rs door, the upper stories being finished
DWELLINGS, with marble manels each noor,
throughout and ocoths the principal halls sars
aeh 2oxtg feet. Terms OF sale very liberal
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NTIBLO's GARDEN.
Deer PsS5s "; begin; .uccrs.
Second week q tho triumphant engagement OF the
SSR !. @
BY Henry entitled ~
f fSsTy 7HyE ESRTy THIEVES zhEyEs
THE ssn rsEsEI sSs 9 sAHs
foisTIEsfss MAsks HAkNNW3Rs &C. &C.,
'a' on ''Ai' 0nIBLo-NIAN sPLENDoR
TIE BEST BURLEsQuE CAST
LYDIA THOMPSON. A. ;;GANEn
LISA wEBER .;n M4HASh
FAgLiSE MAEkaAx. A HIssLs.
J. " i.aa...'. RxS1
G. cosFs De BALLET OF sixty LADIES A''A
ONE HUNDRED AZ auxrLrARrEs.
1l f5sz zegs so - so 8 RAHS;
T nnyf GApI II G saSBED.
MUSICAL fAs5s En- sfEh e. &
FORTY THiEvEs MA ! d1;ocr
srA hyE sScszED 81 BATS n a6SaScE
next aGS g John 5 SSs9gs Hs
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS.
NEW COMEDY,
being local dramatzation the French, entitled
AN IRISH STEW;
Or. The
MYSTERIOUS WIDOW OF LONG BRANCH
Characters by Brougham, c. Hale e. Lamb, Geo.
Stodda c. Edmonds Mesdames Winter, Mahon, Frmtn and
be followed nightly by
THE DRAMATIC REVIEW,
WITH NEW FEATURES,
NEW SONGS AND NEW SINGERS
NOVELTIES FOR THE WEEK.
RAVING MADRIGALS.
vELOCIPEDIMENTIA.
UPINABALLOONATICS.
CANCANIBALfSTICS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Transformation Scene by Marston.
In particularly active preparation, -
GRAND SHAkSPEAREAN REVIVAL,
which produced in the most supendously elaborate
regards scenery Costumes and Appointments and
with UnrfvaIled Castl
Doors open al IN. Performance commences a. SP u.
Box Office open from A. NJ to B T. ~.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


w Proprietor Manager. !. Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK
EVERY gSRss n PTRTHk soTcE
WI be presented that charming creation OF shakspsarss
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
= Characters BY NJ LESTER wALLAcK, Mr.. JOHN
Grows Mr. aArfHEws Mr. Milton III NoS HS EEoSARD:
hr GAsHiN. NJ; MELTON M; pALLIaoRE,. Ne: mol,
WARD NJ. sEbLEY Brown, ars. L. bA ALL
DIE 81 ABOUT THE MD
MUSIC SCENERY AND DRESSES ALL NEW.
NOTICE.
In order TO aid the effect and give additional
IKE GREEN CURTAIN ONLY WILL BE USED.
The curtain VIII be dropped during the second &C. and
the psrfomancs As these extra Intervals will he very
the audience respectfully requested % keep their seats
Mr. Waack begs announce that he has received from
Mr.. 7. W. Robertson his Iast new comedy, entitled
SCHOOL"
This play by the gifted Of "Ours and "Caste" win
be prepared every attention 10 detail Immediately after
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINs-Ara
AND THE PRESSURE or THE r QBLIc
AT THE DOORS OF THE OLYMPIC
are manifest proofs that r,,x.vs
SECOND voLUME
EVER AcHiEvED in THIS CITY.
B BTxPTy , Mho,s fun = oEo. l. FOX
New scenery, tricks new costumes, new music, nsw
NEW AND DAZZLING TRANsFO RMATIoN
AATfNEEs tx, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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AoRRrs WILKINS, AucrroSEER.

y. H. LUDLOW co viii sell al auction on Tuesday
Feb 1852 Mt ~ O'clock at the Exchange saesroo. IN
broadway by order OF the Christian O. Gunhc
decensed:- -
Broadwayb and co., running through 10 Crosby
W feet 'front.' 80 feet rear, BY 400 feet deep.
Broad streetts ~ and G., through 10 III New street.
Maiden lanc-f6 through TO ~ Liberty street
Crnal street BIO and bIs near t.reenwich street
For fnl particulars ani book maps which are ready
apply TO tue auctioncer, No. = Pine street
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DRYANTS MINsTRELs. FOURTEENTH STREET
ID MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Much Ado About Nothing. Encn Ado Abcst Nothing
| JEEAES THE POET.
THE CHALLENGE DANCE. CHALLENGE DANCE
THE GENDARMEs GENEvIEVE DE sRYANT.
AFTER DARKS. AFTER DARKS. AFTER DARKS.
MONSTER CONCERT TIN PAN ONION.
UNSWORTH, EUGENE, NELSE SEYMOUR, ST. CLAIR,
DAN BRYANT. DAN BRYANT. DAN BRYANT.
Thusdsy complimentary Matinee Mr. Nese Seymcur -
A hos of vaentiues.
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q. BURNHAMs FURNITURE AND RAG.
IA. gage Express no West 18th 81, FIN sv rurri re
turc stored money advanced
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MORTGAGE SALE OF A
M First class Dining Saloon.
BENZ r. FAIRCHILD Auctioneer, Wednesday, Feb 10,
1862 at 10 A. NJ 9S Nassau street, OF Dining
Saloon, consisting Of Extension and Round Tables Arm
Chars Casrers Plated Ware French Plate Mirrors Counte
Copper Boilers Steam Tables Crockey, Glassware, Range
Deak, Awning, Gas Fixtures Kitchen Utensils DC.
By order OF tho Mortgage.
Honeer-On Tuesday Feb 1859, at II A. NJ, 1t No Is
John street (up sairs, large jewelers. Iron Safe
BY order Of the Mortgages
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A UcTIoN SALE.
"A UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvrNuT,}
koLLroToRs oFrIcE, NINTH DISTRICT NEW YORK, \
$50 4
orion NoTlcE.-LUKE FTrzoERALD, AUG

Rare opportunity Tor housekeepere
An the handsome Household Furniture of first class resi-
encc iig Clinton Eighth strect Sixth avenue,
bc auction, the highest bidder without reserve, this
Monday afternoon, o'clock precisely consisting Of
yer g0AA worth psror, Bedroom aud Dining Furniture,
scwood Panoorte Carpets Mattresses Bedding, Crockery
Ia. Sale positive. IN lots.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


MORRIS WILKINS AUcTIONEER.
ON N0RTHM EST CORNER or AVENUE AND THIR-
+ y. LUDLOW 4 co. win sell at auction Thursday.
Feb IL at ~ o'clock, at the Exchange saesroom III Broad
way, The NORTHWEST G INVEST CORNER OF AVENUE z AND
1HIRTEENTH STREET valuable po. OF ground with front
and rear Buildings with i've story MH together with Two
eys shatng Sc Plot " feet inches on avenue and y
feet on Thirteenth street, Possession delivery Of the deed
Fifty per cent Of the purchase money can remain on bond
and mortgage Maps &C., at the auctioneers othce, No.
Pine street.
MARsHAL,s SALE. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER. WILL
WI sell Monday February 9, 1882 at II o'clock, at No.
lo Mercer street. third door under s1i BY virtue q AZ exc
and nnhn shed Stove Castings Screws Bolts Inc Belgian
Sheet Iron, Tea Kettles Tools Lathes Benches Fixtures
&C., &C. JOHN H. HITLER, Marshal.
NEARSHAL's sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIoNEER, ts7
l Pearl street. City Hall place, will sell Monday
10Y O'clock eight about SO gallons Tomato Catsup
also lot OF Cheese, Wines, &c. BY order W. Thompson
Marshal
MARsHAL's SALE FANCY GOODS r: FIELD AUG;
1vl tioneer 467 Pearl street. City Hall place VIII
sell this day az 10y O'clock the contents Of Fancy store
and large lot Of Goods In the line BY order Collins Mar
shall by virtue OF chatel MORTGAGE one Gold Watch
one Gun and Five Volumes Harper's Weekly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-08

LII PARTIES DESTROYS OF INSPECTING THE 20
acre Hunt Homestead In westchester, positive sale Mon.
Eav Feb. s., call for directions.
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III B00ART, AUCTTONEER.
81. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
At i0x o'clock, At the auction No. North william
street. Household Furniture consisting OF large assortment
Of Paro Chamber Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture,
JB VIII give his personal attention 10 saits Of Household
Furniture NJ the residence Of families declining housekeeping
nj the auction Returns made the day
CURED. Cash advances made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-08

AMATEUR manifestations AND GENTLE.
men OF means aud sbliiy Join dramatic club,
now forming, with view % pving public entertainment
once month. Acknowledgements. References required Ac
dresa L. Lynch, Undn square Post onca
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TIENRY FELTMAN, AUCTToNEER SELLS THIS DAY,
at 10 O'clock At 40 East Thirtysecond street. entire
Furniture contained In four Furniture com
pses part green rep Suits Brusses and Ingram Carpets
second hand dealers call rare chance.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01
@iufommte,,, TrIblin8.


Die Come, fe brtnst ben @crsensras bar.
Das 8d9lein, es raui&et f. ltebli4 anb
Hal,
llnb @des erfreut f9 - In jesli&er 8ruft
@errlat Sube1 unb qeben unb @cnne anb
quf.
Sa, ia fp tf's-ber Tribltns, btefer
ldns1t eriebnte Sat BAT ttatiddlt9 feline CT
faeinuns semadt unb feinen letbisen unb
nidts ais S9nee unt Gts %brtnsenben @pr'
9dn9er III bas Ntpeau Der &%er9aneenbeit su~
ridsebrdnst. Die Spnne NIT ibren erpar>
menten @trablsn Bat wdbrenb BEN 1esten
Easen ibre @4ulptsfeit setban, tint bas
rrinterliGe a1eib, sas f. LANCE Bic Mutter
Grbe beeedt, iu entfernert unb bem Maes Be-
elidenben pieberlebenben Trlb1ins Ginsans
su rerfaafen. Die Grpe 1T binrei6enb Be-
feuGtet tint NIT 9ulfe ber be9laderben Ont
ne @ewd6ie, &rdnter unb 8lunen tbrem
SApebe su entmtnben unb i9r etn benz
Muse mebr eriprieblides @nieben gu seben.
Die 8dume unb @trdu6er perben tbre
&npSpen e~ntfa1ter urb baburd bic tereits
einsetrpfenen befiebertea @albbewobner ein<
.laben, tbre Meter in Srbnun9 gu brtnsen
unb felbit Der Menid, bas @aupt Der sansen
@AIpfuns, rirb betm Gintritt ber mieberle>
benben Natur fiA feiner fAldfri9en @altuns
entpinben unb nit neuent Offer bic Natur
unb tire &rdfte aus3ubeuten fuAen.
Sp feben MIR alip, bab NIT benz Gintritte
bes Triblinss 1e1es 9eten III Der Natur unb
suslei6 auA reueseeben 1T aae 9eiperblt6en
Gerbd1tntde einsetreten 1T, benn spn nun an
perben uniere 9anbbewpbner, uniere 8ausrn
unb @drtner rpQauf 81 tbun BADEN, um tire
Saaten unb Telber su beieQen; uniere
9anbperfer pie Maurer, S9retner unb Mn<
freider tperben ibre @anbwerfs3euse, bic ben
@tater lber itta eelesen, wieper berupriu6en
unb NIT rattser @anb baran seben, UNI alte
@ebdube gu renppiren unb reue auf;urt6ten,
unb uniere @ausfrauen, bic Unit bas Wobl
bes @ausweiens beforsten mic rafenben
@trtbiaafterinner., au@ fe fnb betra Gtns
trttt bes Trab1ines etfrie bef9dfttst, bic
ben @inter Iber in llnorbnu!9 9eratbenen
@esen1dnoe ju fdubern unb hurh
S9euern unb Wal9en ben Wcb~
nunsen Elm e%tn1abenbes, epmfortableres Mn~
ieben gu seben. Surj Naes freut f@ ber
Acknowledgement Natur unb ruff:
v@tQfpmmen 5rlbltn9! miafcmmen bu et~
Ter @af,
Der bu rns NIT neuer1 Qeber1 unb frti1er
&raft erflQet baff."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01

fubren, 100000 platter fit ben yrd0Ssnt &c.,
600 fir einise aneere 8eauaten u. {. ~, tetra'
gen babsn. l1uebrli9ttit trift man bier ni&t,
benn 8esabluneen etsbt Is ui&t nnb S6sntli&e
glrbsiten merben teine unternon,raen. @ie abel
tuerteu bic &esierunesselber tenust2 @enn
bic eesenwartise Reeieruns Muir cine Soee sun
Selbftewu6tlein beidbe, 10 pi.rte ie suenisRsns
bic te3ablen, wel@e bieielbe sertbeteisen, um
eabur9 wenisfens einen f@eren &ldbalt gu
gepinnen.
Das Mussabe-8 Budget. meltes in jinsner3eit
serSfeutli@t tporben, bslauft fd auf 25,782,ON
piaifer; bavcn fallen auf bas 9riessminiiierium
10,986,0O0 Yia1er, unt auf tas 6inan3miniife-
RUM 7,1S5,000, mprin aber bic 100000 piafsr
fir bic @era G,us Giienbabnfomraenie ni9t
miteinbssriFen Vnb. Das Budget mirt aher
imrner nit einem Def eit %enbisen, bena bic Giu<
nabnen betraeen taurn bic 5alfte berNussateu;
aud muB man a%nnebmen, baB bic :3cQeinnab'
men, tpsl9e ben er5bten She'll bes steeierunss~
Ginfcmmsns ausma@enl i9 tasli4 miaeern, lit
5uIse bes sSinslibsn Darnieosrlissens bes 9an<
bells. Man tann alp rpbl nit &eGt fra9en,
pas nirb bic @esierurs aneeli6ts Dieies tbun?
unb bic Mntpprt wirb fem: fe wirb f9 aus
benz Staute MAIDEN, ater spie Der Safer @ru>
louque, sos eanse @elp nit ii6 neba1sn. Srau>
rig, aber mabr!
Man fann trcbl bic san3e Gage in Gclseneem
suiammenfalen:
Die Grefutise idlaft unb rnafet lid tatsi.
Der GonsreB arbeitet !t& ieltt in l1neiniefsit
unb spltrtnet nt9ts.
Die &eteQipn ii aberaQ s~srtrsitet unb oft
leerei9.
Der 5antel 1T auf Der mSsli@f nieeera Stu>
ft. Die Snou(trie 1T trbt.
Sn ben @tdpten unb auf ben 9traben mint
melt IS Ycn 8aneiten, Dieten unb MDrbern.
leberaI ;sist f9 soutanbtse Sbnmadt ber
&esieruns +; unb bas gulf itirbt Sunsers.
ST es ni6t balb i3eit fir bic @er. @taaten,
Don bieiem Ierritrriunt Beis gu ersreifen uno
bic @eIt an ben Establishment She'll nebmeu
gu lalen, bic iest in ben 5anben ber 5ispanp>
Werifaner babin 59tpinben =?
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Spar8e1 nnb &6rbel.
(Jprtiebuna.)

Gertfebun9.)
DaS erte Sabr mad Der @Fan3une labt
ma bic Spareel rubi9 maGien unb forst
muir bafir, bab bas l1nfraut BON ben 9eeten
seiaaft pirb. Das apette Sabr fann man
penr man 1litern barna6 II, bic bidFen
Sparsel fe@en, inbeRen 1T es beFer, bieieS
gu unterlaNen. SIM britten Sabre fdnst bic
pole Grnte an, unp man fi6t jeoen Sag 3
Mal ale @dGblinse, bid unb bann, 70 ME
ie berausfpmmen. Das @teaen 9eiAtebt
mittels eines srpben Me6ers, ). 9. 8rop<
pber GranGtrmefer ; man rdumt bantit uu
ben gu ftedenben Sparsel bic Grbe etpas
meg unb fdbrt bann nit benz Meltr Lungs
bent Spareel in bic Groe unb ludt ipl9en
70 tief, pte m6slid ab3ufe9en. Benn man
it@ cine quite Sprte @Fdnslinse periAaft u.
bic 8eete ME anseseben anselest bat, 70
fann man germ bic Sparse1 70 1anse fte4en
ais le berupri4ieBen, muir barf man bie8rpne
Der 9Fan,en ntAt NIT benz aReher errei4en,
unb serleeen.-Die Sparsel perben ant as:
9eianittenen Gnbe eben 70 CART ietn, ais ant
8pYienbe, tpenisfens &par unb TT bieies Bel
ben metnt9en Der SAL, fopob1 inD eutihlanb
ais aua bier. Die Sorte Sparse1pFan3en
welde t9 briben iowpbl ais bier CUNT Ante<
gen neuer Beete Serwenbe, fammen Don benz
%ip9enannten uOarmfdbterS parsel." &ann
man BON fetner ptrflia 9uten @orte @par~
selpFan3en erbalten, aber wpbl @aamen, 70
le9e man 1ieber @aamen unb tparte NIT Der
Grnte Elm Sabr ldnser, benn, ba Elm gut an~
eelestes unb prbentliA 9epRestes @parsel>
Beet 1870 Sabre ausbdlt, 10 ,paroe man
ptelen @ertrub baben, tpenn man bic eanae
lanse 3eit binbur4 bunne. bolitse @parsel
aus feinem @arten bolen rnibte, tatt f96ner
btder, BON pten Bis unten seniebbarer.
Die Bette 3eit fur bic Anlase TT bic bes
Trlbjabrs, bod fann man benSaanten aud
faon int 9erbfe lesen, bamtt ct tmGsabiabr
fruber auFduft. Die 3eit ser Grnte ba9e<
gen besinnt nit Dem Dur&bru@e bes @par,
gels, pel9es In Minneipta Gnbe Mprif, Mn>
fan9s Mat 9elaiebt; bann fttAt man ale
Sage breima1 bis Gnbe Stunt, alto uneefdbr
gut 6 @oaen. Die Sparse1 felbf 5eisen
an, ipann es3eit If, basSteaen na4;ulaNen
babur9, bab tbr 0elAmad berbe unb bari9
mtrb.
Die YFe9e ber Sparselbeete befe9t barin,
bab man 1e fret prut llnfraut bdlt, bas
Spareeltraut ielbf aber, trenn bic 8eeren
retf Enb, abmdbt nnb fprtiAaft, barttt III
ntAt abfaaen unb Saa1nen auf BE 8eets
treuen, ncburd obenauf iunse pFan3en ent<
0eben mirben ; ferner ntub man I'M @erb1e
bic 8eete un1eraben unb nit drift bebeden,
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8reidert und 4iefer.
ger. e4s. Dritte srase. ct. paul mstmn.
@rpEz &leinbdnbler
@t1enwaarel1 unb Sefen,
Observation-Disclosures &c.
Ta~brifanten, Don allen Sorter
3 tnnwaaren
Gt1enbled une
Mi &upferarbetten.
Giienbabn= Tabr= M1dme.
Minnefpta 8alleY 9abn.
Sc sueur un> st. peter 3Hse.
@eben al &pmmen an.
g0n st. saul, go germ. sn g: gster ;ss Sa$m.
Qe Sxeur, $50 8prnt. ct. Yaul HOS @rrnt.
et. gstsr els Wadm. St. aaul 500 Wa9m.
MimneapoIis Accommodation.
gerlaIer Ct. 4aul:
1915 grrmittass, HAS Radrnitrass, 4:30 Madnittaes.
gerlaGen Winneapplis:
S:45 gcrmittaeS, 400 grrmittass, 800 NaGmtttass.
etases ~serbintsn id nit ben 3usen an oaen gunftsn.
Gafaern Grpref.
gerldst 81. paul $50 seadmtttass
&!pnnt an in ct. paul II .O5 7.W
Die 3ase bieier Babn ~serbinssa In Renuuta NIT tsnen
Ter Mtnneuta Central Babn.
Soba 8. 2ineoin.
Superintensent.
Mtlwaufee, st. pauL une
Minneaplts 8abn.
pafasirsdes ssrla6ea uns t'mmsn an in aBsa 81. sauI
ME fplst:
Sas<Grpre4.
ar,unen In ct. paul an 7.1s gGabn.
8erlaGen st. paul 1888 Bonn.
seaebt> GrprcR.
1it SgIaf-W
&cmnten an in ct. geut 1t.15 @crr,tstaes.
@erladen ct. peul $50 WaGm.
DC. 5bepparb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01
6arben GitD Saus.
Dfutl9es Sat- uns Boarding : Sans
$. Spdenfdp.

$. 8pdenfelp.
Ode Der gierten unb Mtnnefctafrabe.
Tenn peretrten teutIden gublifum bic eraetene Nnsetee
tas i'd bas cbtae 6aus tdNEid uternrmmen uub aur MIf.
nabn,e bon @dnen In ben tefea etanb aeitst BABE.
MT $ BpdeufeIt.
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4. Gtn3iebun9 bon @elpern.
@ir bslpreen tas GsQectiren BON Npten unb
@&ulbideinen aQer Dirt, Grbibaften u. +. ~. III
allen Tbeilen Gurppa's unb Der ger. @taaten.
Da3u erforberlide papiere, ais @clma9tsn,
8ersi9teilfun9s =lrfunben, I%ottenideine ,e. fer
tteen mir ielbi, unite: @arantirung Der &edt<
e%iltteteit al. unb ~beioreen bic coniularii@e 81.
elaubisun9 berielben.
Den 0e9enpertb a1er IN europa
our9 uns cpQectirten ober bel unlertt
oprti9en G%urreiponoenten fit uniere
&e&nun9 ein9ebenpen @eloer 3ablen
mir bier In @plp nrs.
5. 8ertauf BON pa0ase<@9 einm
sur ueberfatrt ron Bremen, 5amburs unb qtuerpuel mad
Netrzgort pei Seselfdiff ptsr Dampfbopt. icwte Gabrbiaett
CUR Reiie BON Stem -gcrt Bis ct. PAUL ~ ben ~nietrtsaex
pretien.
6. 8e3ablun9 BON Taren
tn iebet 9tete bes etaates. Nntauf unb geriaaf wa
0runSeisenttum sssea GpmniO1On &c. a.
z. 8eretntete Gtaaten 8onbs
teber Dirt, als 5-2Oer. 104Oer uaa 7-3Or laufea unt ser.
sauten nr gum Sases-Guure.
Gebrnoer @tniuS s Dunbar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25

RELICS OF COLONIAL TMEs.-The Augusta
Chronicle says {: I'VE we're shown, yesterday,
by James McAndrew. Esq, three rare old
coins, which were found BY laborer whilst
working in the excavation and building the
tidal drains in Charleston. s. c., in1S56. The
said coins we're found in monument erected
at the corner of Broad and Meeting streets,
near St. Mlchaels Church. in honor Ct William
Pitt, Prime Minister Of England, in the reign
Of George the Third. These coins. although
itnmured for upward of century in The corner
stone OF said monument, are 10 fine state OF
preservation. One gold British coin, about
thesi OF an American dollar, has on it the
image and alanap OF George the Tnird. On
the reverse sldels the crown, harpethlstle and
rose-date 1762. The two others are copper
coins-a cent and half cent. havinEthe image
of the first George OF England; on tho reverse
side is the picture Of o rose, with the initials
Rosa americana ulae. du!cee-date 1722.
These copper CONS are also we'll preserved,
and worthy the Inspectors OF autiqusrians."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
The Georgetown Mail.

GEORGETOWN, 8. c., August 23.
TO THE EDITOR OF The CHARLESTON NEWS.
I wish to know through your valuable paper,
if the mail agent. who left Charleston on the
Northeas, ern Railroad Oh last Saturday morn
,ng's tram, Was sok or asleep when he passed
Klngsgee, or why 1t was be DID not put OIL the
Georgetown mail. The carrier Was waiting for
it, This leaves us here without 8 mail from
Friday till Wednesday morning. The mail bag
was seen on the tram. Such agents know little
and it seems care Jess, the loss or disappoint'
ment it may be to some Of onr business men
here, besides your many subscribers feel iosI
when TIE News is out Of time,
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25

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