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The New York herald., 1869-04-18

DUENA oPoRTUNIDAD.-EL Ola 81 DEL COR
de filadena, EN- pubcs subasta, una esp.cos1, Y
y cicta Summer en- perfeco buen estsdo, todas
las comodidades moderpas como gas, bano, con aqua
caiente ra a. &a fabrcAda al esttlo Cubano con bal
con al frene ardn; 5000 de importe podrsn quedar
en- poteca La venta endra ugar las IL del referdo da
en- al Philadelphia Exchange. q Il --s
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DIV MAX BAyERsDoRFER, ArCTIoNEER, OFFICE
- $50 a0Bowery.-DAyERSDORFER a co. sell, Tuesday,
large stock Of Fancy Ooods Hosiery &C. OF store In York
vfue Full particulars dag ~,f sac.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

DAwNBROKERs sALB-TUEsDAy-JAMEs AGAR
VIII SELL At 81 New Bowery 600 lots q SIN and other
Dresses Paisley and Stella ShAws SILK Cloaks
Costs Pantaloons aud Vests Nv order of Jackson. S
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DY HENRY d. MINER, AUcTIoSrER, sALEsRooM
To eDrsIsn .,rsst ara SssE s gr3sawsy SqS6x
MINER BARKER WIN sell on Monday April Ie, at
lO O'clock ut the private residence No. 15s East Thirty
second street between Third and Lexington House.
hold Furniture consisting Of Paror sus In reps and hair
sOlh CARPETS Bedsteads, Bureaus Chairs, Tables, Hair
hsrestc Looking Classes Dining Room Furniture, &c.
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PY HENRY d. MINER, AUcTfoSEER, sALEsRooM
!, ~ HAATSps9Mh MgUsLHoLp funSlL. RE, ROSEWOOD

BILLIARD TABLE MIRRORS, PAINTfN0s, &C
HENRY ID. MINER BARKER, will se1 at auction,
Tuestay, April 30 at l0N O'Clock, s the private residence
No ITO asl street. near Park avenue handsome
household Furniture al Of which made order
best city manufacturers and have been year.
comprising follows English Brussels Carpet throughout
the house rosewood Paror Suits In brocse fancy
Etsgcc ndys Secretary Centre and Side Tables, Mirrors
lace Cuttaips marble Clock and Mantel Ornaments rich
carved black walnut and ebony Bedroom Suits Hair aud
Spring Mattresses Pier and Msnel Mirrors elegant carved
black walnut Bulet black walnut trtension Table, black
walnut Dining Chairs IN reps ehckqo Clock stair Carpets
Oicloths. Kitchen Furniture, &c., dc
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
TAMES GAGNEY. AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
81 Agent, office 5l6 Washington street.
SALES DURING THE ENSUING WEEK.
Tuesday, April 90 at IL Watts street. gentee Household

Furniture in that house.
hold Furniture Of four story and basement house 20 rooms
second and Twentthrd streets handsome Fur
nitnre Of three story hoSfe rdsy April ~ nn,h
hold Furniture Saturday, April West Houston street.
al Furniture of four house. Monday April D. West
Houston Broadway superb Household Furniture
the front parior suit alonc $4,000 Full particulars in
J. CAGNEY will give his personal and earnest
experience best reference prompt returns and
moderate charges Cash advanced on every description OF
merchandise.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

r BooART, AucIIoSMnEER. ,.u,o
ioS as West Nineteenth street near r. Eighth
SSaS ss ssoSa
Brussels and Ingram Carpets oOh MsS ms
and as Mass Psasss Dining Furniture
Tables Chairs Ki''hsa TIFsDxY, Eqss!'SEs 81 Sih,
4 bSY Bs1;h %Gssbaa % HsH.sSSa @ Furniture
at O'clock at No. % Morton street, mortgage sale House
a. ,ox o'clock AZ No. s. wss ar street, Murray
H elegant Household Furniture Full particulars and ca'a'
's"' ~ THURSDAY, April aa
street. aoSssaa Furniture gacoB BoGART
No. North William street, corner FrankIor..
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, II 4gsEEqFHgnui sSsHPa Egaurnr.
General Auciionesr ana Real Estate .. Broker
SSe No. g Ssssss sas Household Furniture
made BY auction Houses rented and rents collected
TUESDAY, April 20,
At u o'clock noon, on, pro,aw.v
y order OF the supreme Court under direction Of James
Nos 1os s and Eaarens street
thereon, which consist OF three three story brick ana
Ssss e ss sa 'ss
ms as s S1d u h:
each has four story brick Tenement House 'front.' with
aS1s No. ss Lanrens street, story and base
brick Tenement House rsar size lot sSziOO
right xrabea Hasan, the widow Of Edward Hasan' de-
Also, at the same time and place,
The cellar brick Tenement House, known as
90 place. Graham avenue Brooklyn, f. D. size
lot, l9.6xl00 feet. - 80,
WEDNESDAY, April 81,
at IL o'clock, noon,
At Exchange Saesroom, Ill Broadway -
(By order OF Supreme Court under direction OF Daniel r.
Ingraham, Jr. ESQ.,. Referee,
The six valuable Lots the norther side OF
street, commencing 100 feet east Of Eleventh avenue sze
each, 25xl00.5 feel.
Lot. =; "a: q tic: sss
Four Lots on the south side Of street.
mencing 100 of Eleventh avenue. size each'
Maps at the Auctioneer's Office.
The widow Of Edward Bagan, deceased Gives notice tna'
her the lots IN Laurens
sold by Joseph MCGUIRE April 2 receiving Its value
In proportion to the purchase money.
E.P WHEELER, Attorney for A. Hagan
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

TAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
c Agent, ONCE bl5 Washington streetMonday, April ~
Broadway superb, very superb
and moa superb Househod Furntureso much so that the
parlor suit alone cost $4,000 10 not e1aggeraton to
say that equal this suit not in this CITY, and III dare
be bold TO say the United States. Sales will be most
positive. Full particulars in
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

JIENRy MOLTEN, AucTIoNEER.
IL LARGE ANRS hTJRAACCTITE SALE OF
WEDNESDAY, APRIL If A. yee86SsIsrrSao OF
MEMS AND BOYS TRIMMED HATS IN GREAT
VARIETY.
Also,
LADIES' HATS D; ALL THE --LATEST STYLES.
LADIES, Trimmed IAtR AND AND STRAW, VERY RICH.
All the above being fresh goods and OF the latest styles
well worthy the attention Of BUYERS:
81 and 70 Mercer street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

HENRY B. HERrs, AuCTIoNEER, lss BROADWAY.
IL VIII sell handsome Household Furniture S02 West
Twentysxth street. between Eighth and Ninth
Monday, April 49, at Joy o'clock comprising walnut and
mahogany Paror Bedroom Suits Brussels and In
grain Carpets Pier Mirrors Centre and Side Tables Eta.
eeres Lace Curtains, oak Extension Table, Buffet Dining
and Arm Chairs China Glassware Beds, Bedding and gene
raj assortment Of Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, with
hich he aalo wi
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., OF NEW YORK, AND
"A. HARRIOTr, VAIL CO., of New Jersey, Will sell at
Tuesday, APRIL 20.
On the premises at l y. NJ.
Plained N J-About $50 Plots and Villa Lots Of beautiful
Land the part of Plan1eld situate Fourth and
Fifth Streets and Clinton and Lexington avenues Maps
and free at ~ Cedar street.
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n A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIoNEER.

II.
residence, los West Forty seventh street.
LAWRENCE 4 OAKLEY
will beautiful rosewood and black walnut Parior ana
bedroom Furnure also splendid Ptanoforte English Brus
Carpets French plate Mirrors and cut Glassware hand
Cutlery plated ware also Damask Window Curtains
0'cst CstaoTues At xuctionsers oice, II Pine
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SALES AT AUCTION.
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
III uEHRV I.EEnS AurtlOU

JlY HENRY H. LEEDS MINEk-
- HENRY II, LEEDS, Anconeer;; c.,.
Important valuable Oil Paintings ana Water Coors
comprising three private collections, the property OF wei
known abroad also the entire coecuon OF
our fayorite artist Regis Gignoux previous TO his de-
Europe be sold without reserve a; the
of Tuesday 2Oh and Wednesday % of April at ~ o'clock
each evening In this will be found the works Of many
celebrated fsyorte American and European artists Wit
The New York herald., 1869-04-18


To collection of Paintings by order of
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia just received
All Of which wiz be positively sold without reserve
be ready for exhibition above from Thurs
day, April is, day and evening, until sale.
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A LARGE AND pEmgMProRY AUCTION SALE OF

"A magnhcent Household Furniture, nne Carpets &C.,
most OF which perfect order having been little
used. Mesars BARRY CO., auctioneers, will sell Mon.
day, April 49, the entire elegant Furniture, contained
the brown residence No. 135 East Nineteenth
street commencing at l0f O'Clock precisely consisting
OF elegant rosewood octave Pianoforic, mag.
pfcent suits In French satin brocate and nne reps Cen
ire Tables &C. also large variety OF superb Bedroom Fur
nture in nne carved wa &C. pure horsehar Mattresses
&c. hne Dining Room Furniture, Tableware, &c Full
N
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

UCTION.-AT DUBOIS TRACK, EIGHTH AVENUE
N and l46th good chance for contractors-On
Tuesday April & to be Sold Stables Sheds Fences and Out
buildings, at IN O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

DY J. EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIONEER, s46 BROAD.
ID way-Ofers large assortment and second hand
Furniture at private SALE TO sdyances And storage pre-
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTfoNEER.
lM First class
~ Residence
f.Y.f- on
Columbia street,
BROOKLYN Hclghts.
Ell LUDrnW 4 co.
will sell at aucilQl,
In TIHlfCnA A X--N..

On TUEsDAY,~~.---
-. April 20, 1852 -
u o'clock, at the Exchange salesroo, Ill Broadway
New York.
Columbia street. rookynThe handsome first class three
story attic subcelar brick high stoop House
and Lot Columbia street, west side, near Cranberry street.
HOUSE 9x70 feet in good order and contains all
nehce: Lot 2eIlso feet through TO Fnrmsn street. on
Possession OF the whole May !, 1852
Maps Mt the auc!ioneer's Office No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

DY n DOUGHTY, AUcTi0NEER.
- win sell on Monday, April 19. at 10Y O'Clock, at tn
saesroom 70 Nassau street. handsome Household Furniture
consisting Of Paror Suits Ia brocae plush, and hair
cloth; :Sid rosewood PsId Et.seTs rosewood LDSsr
Writing Cases. fne iron Safe Lace clrtSihh, cured Hal
Mattresses Pier and Mante Mirrors, China, Crockery an
ces being the property Of several families To bs peren
toriIy sold.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

TOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER:
81 BY JOSEPH MCGUIRE.
-. : General Auctioneer and Real Estate BROKER,
~ -,S. -. Office No. 50 Nassau street
Sales OF Real Estate Merchandise and Household
made by auction. Houses rented and rents collected
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
by HENRY D. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
ID SALEsROOM NO. CORTLANDT STREET,
IN pokrANF SALE ~ HIGH fSci pS2 pc2Ass AopERN o.


~ PAiNT1Nds, coMPRlsINd fhE ENTIkE coLLEc.
lo' ~ N kNoEDIEa 'Eo'0s ESQ. ~nu. ~
MINER BARKER viii sell at auction on Thu kSDAf
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, April % and 2s at O'Clock, at
tLeir Art Gallery s4e Broadway the entire collection q mod
Goupn Co.. Of Paris and other foreign houses and which
In removal from his old stand IN Broadway
Fifth and Twenysecond street, Mr. Knosder has
close without reserve Among
Others following highly esteemed artists Of the American
French Flemish aud Dusseldorf schools represented
viz:-
Ksusett Merle, A. Achenbach,
James Hart, Z. Frerc, A. stegert Pc.
Casilear, DesgoGe, Prot. Hubner,
VIM. Hart, Plasean, yerboechhoven
Gignoux, Beranger, Comte Caix,
ESniser. Hammsn, Lobricheu,
Stone, Le Jeune, Moulinet,
Nelson, Anfray, Amberg,
Parker, Bosch, Rof1aen,
G. HAYDEN, Paul Weber, aud others,
including probably important work ever
ceved this country, by Vernet 10 Comte OF Paris entitled
PRINCESS OF MOROCCO
The above will be for exhibition on Monday evening"
at O'clock Free and remain day and evening until evening
OF sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

y oBERr soMERvILIE AUorIoNEER, sALEsRo0h
lG 81 Nassau street; Art Gallery 80 Fifth avenue.
ROBERT soMERvILLE, Auconeer, viii sell By auction.
on Moncay April ~ at lof al e late residence OF
Lsnington and Fourth the Fqrnl!u,s, e9rsistng
and Lace Curtains, Paror Sus, Etagsres, Centre
Tables, Arm Chairs, Mante Clocks, Etasere, Orna-
Suits Curtains and Cornices, Lounges Arm Ghairs hair
&C. Black walnut Extension Table, Buffet side Tables,
China Dinner and Tea Sets &C. Bookcase Book
sheves Library Table, &c. Also a large assortment OF
Kitchen Furniture The extensive library Of Books will be
sold at store 37 Nassau street, and notice Of which will be
given.
BY order Of the executor.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
A JoURNEAY, AucTIoNEER,
~ OFFICE NO. PINE STREET

A JoURNEAy, AUCTIoNEER,
"a, OFFICE NO. PINE STREET
Auction sale Of handsome Household Furniture rosewood
Pianoforte Velvet and Brussels Carpeng &C..
going Europe Thursday, April e. At I0 O'Clock A. M
Il the private residence No. a West
Rosewood Parlor Suit crimson satin brocae rosewood
marble Centre Tables black walnut Suit gray
Library Bookcase aabaster and gilt Mante
Clock Flower Vase and stand Lace Curtains
Velvet CArpeng, black walnut and gilt marble Dressing
Bureau and Bedead rosewood marble Dressing Bureaus
Bedseads superior cured hair Mattresses Mante Orna
mens Brussels Carpeting elegant marble oak Buffet
mahogany Extension Table Silver Plated Ware China Glass
Cutlery Blankets Spreads Sewing Machine, Kitchen
Utensils, &c Catalogues the auctioneers oMce, No.
Pine street, and on the premises.
A UCT1oE NoTIcE.-TEN MAGNIFIcEsT SATIN BRO
IA catel Paror Suits all colors latest style, at private
from S75 TO f20 SUIT worth 300 suit also 10 walnut
reps Sus and lot OF all kinds Furniture at bargain. Call
before Nav nj the furniture 10 Beecker street,
Broadway.
uCTIoE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAR
n or and Cham Suits Bedding, &C. all made by Brooks
Carpets &C., by COLE MURPHY, Monday, April 10, at
IL O'Clock, nj 2l2 Dean street. Brooklyn.
A UcTIoN NoTlcE.-HEsRY 9. EVANS, AUCTION.
IA will sell tuesday, April 90 at 10 O'Clock the
tire remaining stock OF Haviand, Tiffany Co., at No.
Barclay street. The stock OF rich fine
China ana Plated Ware white Granite and Common Of
the best makers Kerosene Lamps &c The attention OF
trade s respectfully solicited being tho best opportunity
OF asserting stock to be offered this Goods carefully
packed for shipping.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

RY A. NJ CR1sTALAR, ArcrIoNEER,
~ =, Mortgage sale Of Elegant Furniture.
Canal and Howard streets will sell Tuesday the 2h
made Furniture consisting Of
Poppsdour PsylQy and Library Suits,
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, Etegares,
marble top Centre Tables, Extension Dining Tables,
Bureaus, BedsteAds, Bullets, Bookcases; also
several very One marble and gilt Clocks.
Goods shipped and stored until MAY
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

DEM. r. THEALL, AUCrIONEER
- Handsome Household Furniture Fine Carpets, Chick
erng Panofore pier and mante Mirrors fine Oil Paintings,
Gas Fixtures &C.
BENZ r. THEALL will sell at auction, Tuesday, April 90
al ii o'clock at 29 West Forynrst street. pear Sixth avenue
rosewood Paror Suit IN push marble top Etageres
and fancy Tables fne pier and mante Mirrors
Lounges Easy Chairs, elegant rosewood and walnut Bed
seads Bureaus washsands spring and cured hair Mat
tessss walnut Extension Table dining Chairs, man Clocks
Ornaments all the Chandeliers and Fxtnes velvet ana
Brussels Carpets elegant Hall Stand Oilclohs, &c. also
number Of on Paintings by L. Williams Sewers, Frerchf
Sha, Rufus Wright Capentero and others. Catalogues
at Auctioneer's Office, 81 Liberty street. ~
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

DY +. COTTON, AUCTIoNEER-POwERs HOTEL. II
ID and lS Park row, New York. r. COTTON wiz SELL on
House, the entire Furniture Of said hotel embracing l5o
vevet tapestry and nSrSn Carpets Also all the Bedding
Linens Bankets, Sheets Plate Mirrors and others also
and Pipes Steam Coils Marble Slabs; also frok Safe
nunciaoE and Gce Furniture The sale Cl continue from
ready Monday at the hotel and auction rooms Sale to
from 72l Broadway % 6uf new rooms East Thirteenth
street, between Broadway and University place.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
FOR SALE.

MARBLE TILE FOR sALE.-A LOT OF GOOD SEQ
M ond hand Marble Tile will be sold very onsAp. app"
1854 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

p TRAvER, AUCTIONEER-w SELL ON
~. Monday April ls commencing at 10 O'Clock and con
ens s0nsIeS 10 IN the sTs. and sasoa.
every style and pattern In brocae reps and haircoth Bu
teau. Washstands Wsrdrobes marble top Tables Side.
posrds CLOCKS Mirrors 4c also every description Oh Bed
dngspring Halt Husk Moss and other Mattresses Festher
sod regardless Of cost owners arc their bu
sIness '"''' w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WARRINGTON. August A.-Grant's announced
hne Of travel precludes his presence here this
week.
The revenue to-day is two hundred and
sixty-two thousand dollars. V.i.i,-Ht
Governor Isham J. Harris is at Willard's.
Nearly Ave millions in coin interest will be
due on ten-forties on September 1st. Ono
hundred and ninety. .four millions OF these
bonds are ont. There is no other coin interest
due until November the first. fe aet
The Tribune says " mournful. intelligence
comes to us from Tennessee. The chance OF
preventing the return Of Mr. Andrew johnson
TO the United States Senate are said to be
diminishing s' 1e-s5u
The State Department records show the fol-
lowing action on the Fifteenth amendment:
Complete ratification North Carolina, West
Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Maine,
Louisiana, Michigan, South Carolina, Pennsyl-
vauia, Arkansas. Connecticut, Forida-tweIve;
defective ratification Missouri, Kansas-two;
reteotion-Kentuoky Delaware e-two. y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
: 0HINRsB IMMIGRArIoK.

Tho following. article. taken from the viii
mington Journal, contains some valuable iu :
formation onithe Chinese question: Z
IL would appear that no matter whnt may be
the opinions OF the press Of the country In re-.
gard to the present all-imporiant coolfe ques.
aeIa sloa, Chiasss labor in the cotton and rice
Fixed fact. Our energetic South Carolina
neighbors, recognizing the necessity which
now exists ior more labor to till tboir fields,
have entered into the plan most heartily, and
numbers OF them have ordered coolie laborers,
the first rnstalment Of which are expected to
arrive about the frat Of tho new year. ,ftf--'i =.
We are indebted to D.. William Weston, OF
Kingsyille. =, e. Tor copy of the annexed let
tains much matter of information in regard to
Chinese immigration. It would be proper to
state also in connection with this that Dr.
Weston has himself ordered forty Of the La
borers 80 e El'.' g t' 80
The following is copy OF the letter:
Or. William Weston: - -
DHAR SIR-As Sou sometime since expressed
desire to obtain Chinese labor for The onau-
ing year, write to inform you that o Mr. Jo-
seph, OF Bal Francisco, who is now In Charles
ton, will contract TO deliver any number TO re-
sponsible parties, charging only $40 per head.
his employer, the employer contracting 10 give
him rations and 500 per year as'xagss, the
$2O above mentioned is to be deducted from
: Plelse give this information to your friends
and, neighbors. and let us get enough of the
Chinese here to at least show the negro that
we will 30, n short time. independent Of him.
The above, ihiormstiioii I get from, on, ,Ar. VIM.
n. ;!nwton, OF Charleston, who has had an in
toryiew with Mr. Joseph, and has given him an
order for 25. He aiso has an order from Mr.
pan. !HeyW4rd Tor $50, Besides large orders
four times, and has 40 Chinese lsbofers ia bis
employment 10 Ban Francisco, ansfSpeaks hiah.
~ OF their industry, and peaoaabie end ordefly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
LITERARY AND ART GOSSIP.

Dickens will read again next season after
all.
Mr.. Tennyson is in Paris negotiating with
Dore for illustrations.
The press unanimously censure Mrs. Stowe
for her article on Lord byron.
-Mr. ". Morris, author OF "Ja,on," will
shortly produce another poem.
Mr.. P. T. Barnum is revising and continu-
ing his autobiography, which is to be publish.
cd in autumn.
-We orc to have very soon the elucidation
OF dark social puzzlo TINT gave much per-
plexty to the grandfathers OF New York. A
trustworthy citizen Of that State is going to
relato what became Of Chancellor Lansing.
Forty years ago the Chancellor went one after
noon from New York hotel to take the boat
for Albany, was known never to have reached
tho boat, and was last seen in this world an
far e. was ever ascertained by the hotol porter
who handed him his travelling bag. No clua
to his fate was ever discovered, and it WAS eup
posed that the mystary would never be solved.
But 1t is asserted, that all the incidents con-
neoted with the Chancellors disappearance
we're in the possession of an eminent man now
deceased, by whom they we're confded, under
pledge OF secresy for definite period during
the lifetime OF certain individuals, to another,
aud that, as these individuals arc dead, tho
FACTS are at leng h to be revealed.
Tho Paris correspondent Of Childs Pub
lishers Circular says: Literary circles. are
looking forward with considerable interest to
the publication by NJ. Marius Topin Ia nephew
OF NJ. Mignet, the historian) OF the result OF
his researches in the history of the Iron Mask.
he declares he has found In The archives all
the papers relating to the trial Of the person
confined in prison and kno IN as the Iron
Mask. and that none Of the current hypo-
theses OF the identity Of the prisoner are true.
He asserts all the stories current about the
Iron Mask are unfounded. It is not true the
Iron Mask was supplied with royal linen, and:
had sumptuous table; it is not true fisher.
men who found silver dish which belonged
to him we're arrested; it is not true Luvois vis-
tied him; 1t 10 net true the Iron Mask Yoe the
object OF the greatest attention and deferential
respect Tie Iron Mask was imprisoned in
tho quarter reserved Tor spies,r and was gubjact
TO the ordinary regimen Of the Bastile. But
why wasgthe unusual ,precaution; OF an iron
mask used II. Topin promises to explain. Gil
these controyerted. questions; in satisfaot ory
manner. It Is understood inn literary circles
bis nncls and n. Thiers accept his CONCLUSIONS
AE datiBfRotOry.n t.oyc' :.ilp. t.-. t..ul ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25

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years. and Through the peisuasinA of friends who
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proprietor has been Induced TO ofsr Il to tha pub,
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OF however long standing, ftmdving tho cause3 and
entirely eradicating its effects from tie systens Il
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and harntesS that CHILDREN of IN
ages may take It with safety. As tonic MARRNdO'
has ne superior. and for debility arising from tie
effects Of fever, or from other cause is invaluable
few doses is sufaoient to satisfy the most. 10.
credulous sufferer OF rs Virtue and worth. = All
who Try one bottle Of IARENGO win be GO. much
pleased With its edt that They will readily en-
dorss IT. no HUMBta. For evidence of its EN-.
cacy and value. refer to MARENao circulars. which
contain certineates OF well knowp ana respectable
shAAEN6pcis o genuine southern preparation,
the proprietor and uinufadturer being snatfve and
resident Of GhariesIon and n g. fully guafap ed 20
give oompleto Aid universal iatshction. ssia
{ NO HUABUG, sTBy Ira. y .s.ss4
4of sale by AZ Druggists. and BY DoWTE 4
NOISE, corner Meeting and HsAei streets: aoop
Rich, ,wINRMANt4 o., Hayne-street, and @. u,
LUHH, Drussist. Agent .of Proprietor. corner Of
King and Johy yeeta. Charleston, j. @. ti
g sunS iEs1;l. O. s..IDAo ,aE amo ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25

a good joke is rslsted Of the Hon. John
hor1ssey, OF New gork, whose education is
said to be somewhat limited. Although An
S%M. O., John don't carry on heavy oorres.
psndence with his constituents. II he man.
ages to write one letter weekly to .Mrs. ).
New York City" he congrstulates
himself mon tho result Of his epTs.ol.ry ee-
iorts: hend Of bis recently said, .Why.
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