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, SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssRuy me ana I,iI do yoa GSo,

ssBuy me and I,ll do you GOod .a
 he best lncdicine in the worid is Ur Lang, lev's Root and Herb Bitters "a long tried ai1d standard reuedy for Liver Uompl.ints ,E3iiliops Diseases, Huunors of ths Blood and Skin, Jxun dice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, eosti iseness. Head. ache and all Diseases arising from pisoraefed Stomach. Torpid Liver or Impure Blood. They cleanse the system, purify and new create th 2 appetite. build up ana strenethen the whole body. c. c. GOODWIN & co, Boston, Mass. Sold by oil druggists. l Am
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egg Works Ltke e Charns!'

Have you Headackef Use Renae's Magic Oil! Have you rOothacheS Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Neuralgia Use Renne's Magic Oil Have you Rheumatism2 Use Renne,s Magic Oil! Have YOU Sore Throatf Use Rennes Magic Oil! Have you Sciaticas }5 Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you a Bruise? Use Renne's Magic Oill Have you Crampsg Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Cholera Nor 3-sss,s m.a .a... bus? 'i Use Renne's Magic OH! Have you Lamenessf Use Renne's Magic Oil! This Is the best family remedy to cure all kinds Of pain you ever tried.
 It is clean, safe and delicions to use, and if you use it faithfully it vii do you good. Igs 2I Directions on each bottle. Buy it of the Druggist or Merchant where you trade. If they have not got it on hand they will send for 1t at your request, and sell you the Genuine Reune's Magic Oil, ct the mannfactufer's low est price at retail.
 VIM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor,, 5HA
 and Manufacturer,
 xw R Pittsield, Mass. Sold in LitchAeid by Vessels & Gates also by A. o. Smith, and by druggists Merchants anu UTVCSis. grf min. z ? ssssrs z5F1s EsfF &GA
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BORN.

Suddenly. into official existence, at this place, on the 10th inst, W. Jerome Bissell,' Esq, late of Milton, uMEssRNaER OF THE CuuRTs. r5 -.ftifte"g .l.G1 1i o7Ehsriq I
 ':And three years hei nightly oppressed the children of fIsrael."-Judges ". 3. .3s8
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A T Court of Probate, holden at Ltcnfeld EA within and for the District of Litchfeld

IA within and for the District of Litchfeld on the 24th day of July, 1862. .t Lafaaa3 < "A
 Present. Geo. M. Woodruff. Esq, Judge.
 :. On motion of William Cooper Adpinistra- of Htchtield within said district deceased This Court doh decree. that six months be al- lowed and limited for the cr,ditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said Administrator and directs that puo- lie notice be given Of this order by ad- vertisinga in a public newspaper pub hshed tn Mtchfeld and by posting copy thoreof on the public sign post in said Town: of Ltchfeld nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt. f..s3 1Ar !bs[! ~ aoai '...
 Certified froms sRecord IEiqaoh ,itfb1'j l6 sws '4as GRO: M woo ODRUFF, Judge.
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A1IADsTHESs'H s'H
AslATIc CHOLERA IN CHINA. ALMOST EVERY cAs,
 CURED WITH pArN Krrpo

aRb X
 AsiATIc CHOLERA IN CHINA. ALMOST EVERY CASE
 CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.
 Dear Sirs: I ought to have acknowledged loLg ago the box of Pain Killer you had the goodness fo send us last year ! ts coming vas most proyidential. l believe hundreds of lives were saved, under G d, by it. We resorted at once to the Pain Killer, using as directed for cholera. list was kept of all to, whom the Paiasha er was giver and our 1ative assistant assures us that eight out of ten to whom it was prescribed recovered. It has. too. been very useful in various other diseases It bas proved an incalculabIe blessing to multitudes oi poor people throughout all this region. Our natlye pFeacherss ere never willing togo ont on tken eSeofsionsswithout supply of Pain XII. Ter. It gives them favor in the eyes of the people, and access toifamilies and localities by whom otherwise they would be indifersntly received. Believe me, dear sirs, gratefully aud faithfully yours! jJ1 'fJ. M. JOHNSON,
 From Rev. B. Telford, Missionary in China, now visiting his home in Washington, Penn
 Dear Sirs: During residence of some ten years as missionary in Siam and China, I found your Pain Killer a most valuable rome dy for that fearful scourge, the cholera In administering the medicine found it most ef- fectuai to give nsteaspoonful of 4PaiH~ ~Kallel in SAA VI hot water sWeetened with sugar; then after about teen minutes, begin, to take a tas bfe-spoonfuf Of the sam mixture every half hour until relief was obtained. Apply hot ap- plicaflons to the extremitis.. Bathe the stofl,- ach with the Pain Killer clear, and rub the limbs briskly Of thnee who had cholera, and took the medicine faithfully in the way stated above, eight out of ten recovered Truly yours, k-.IkIEORD.In .In
 fattaeked with diarrhea, dysentery, or amp collie. don't delay the use of the Pain hiller,aa tI e7i,isfH' hHA r@t{A~ sa''+
 ..t BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS. 4ali :s,ysa
 The Pain Killer is sold by all druggists 5.
 FERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors.
 I7 4w,s No "A High Street., Prcvidence,4 R. I
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"a. OhDEH OFNQIlCE- @-~s
 Upon the petition of Homer R. Merwin of New Milford, against Abraham D. Burns and another. returnable to the Superior Court. County, on he7Second Tuesday of September 1869. sitting as Court of Equity to foreclose certain mortgaged premises described in said petition-s It being eheMn 10 and found by the undersigned. that Abraham D. Burns, one of Ahe respondents, resides cut of the State of Connecticut and in parts to the petitioner. un known It is thesefefe ordered that the Peti tioner cause notice of the pendency Of said pc tition be given to the said Abraham D. Burns, by publishing this order of notice in the Litchfeld Enquirer, weekly newspaper print ed in Litch6eld, in said County fof a period Of three weeks. commencing on or before the v7th @bS. bsssa asg1ss 4 s.essid. 5sss 1sss | . z !. ,.als VIM. r. RANSOM. Clerk of said County. |I6 8w
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my uuugh:rommsSssd cancers began ih bofh breasts. which grew rspidly for months, hard csncer0 IS stuU pein bofh breasts. SsIn this state called on you with but little hope, as both my lungs were affscted, and | cane, r in each breast. Consumplion and cancer seemed to struggle which would destroy me first had slffsret much from, dyspepsia. " ouf Sreme- dies. with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. have beeh perfectly well for two months; no cough or expectoratiOn; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia; ns pain or suffering. StEsery where am strang and able to perform all my duties I took medicines for four moDths.
 1.zs hanktully Yonfs.
 lSignedlh sE h;sa4oJAI SARAH J. EMERsoN.
 All diseases- es-sucsessfully treated hylettef
 -a. n tI-t,,f ayx4' A ly
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would net be content with as good e res suit. But the truth is.- these new coun- tries have much growth, in them. We have bat to touch our Western prairies and hills with the iron wand, and cities spring up; towns cluster among the streams and high ways, and broad plains blossom with whea} and corn and barley; school houses and churches take the place of the block house and the fort, and the great rivers are dis turbed by steam and water-wheel. So our civilization has marched over the praifies, is advancing over the plains, ana in few months we shall have the vast treasures of Colorado and the. gold copptries under contribution. The President in his last Inaugural, pointed to those hills as the . strong box, whose treasures wonM pay the national debt. This railroad is the key to open it. We, therefore. look with pleasure upon this effort of private citi- zens to catry another road to the Pacific
 We must have at least three railways across the Continent. We must enable the Northern and Southern and Middle States respectively to reach the furthest West by the most convenient way We look upon the State of Kansas with an interest not far removed from affection. This child of tears and blood. and agony, pow marches to the dignity and grandeur of an empire, and Massachusetts of the West" To this road she owes much of her prosperity; and, now that its owners propose to carry it to Den yer and wed the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi Valley, we hail them as men doing great National service, and earnestly hope they will receive from our prompt and earnest support The loan they offer is certainly good one It yields high in. terest in gold, has many years to run, is secured by large grants of land and prof. table railway. and is indorsed by men whose word gives it the force of an irrefragible guarantee.-N F. Tribune.
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THE MlsslsQUOl .0NDER

. A CTUALLY cures Cancer and .Scrofulous n disease of the Skin See Report to L. Medical Society, and stateDent of .Physi- CHASa4A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
 lS2 Pearl St., New York. P. o. Box l669. 8ml3
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pr. @. @. Fitch's Family Phy sioian.

New Edition. Much enlarged, 90 pages with most valuable additions, sent free to anv address. Write to Dr. s. s. FITCH. TIA Broad. way, New York. kE@8hN a41z
 Ir. s. 5 Fitch will be at the Tontine Hotel, New Haven, saturday Jan. 2s, 1869. and every 2d Saturday after from 8a. m. until p. m. consultation free. a.,.es ,l5sf. 'Dr. \. $. Fitch successfully treats all chron. ic disease of all or any part of the human sys- 's"' 8 : zaaay sdr aH "a a.1
 CONSUMPTION AND CANCER CURED. WAIrHA,i, Mass. Nov. 12. 1888.
 My grand-mother and several aunts and cousins died of consumption. My mother had a cane. ', 1 was taken with Q bad cough which had affected me ls months; 12fsmonths aftel
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

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 t5. l.a.-. " ..t.-,...r. ... ...... .aa s.a. s.- < S.r a4laor.a -.aa.-s 5.a a. .#~~5 t
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And in Successful, operation a8o1 l for 437 miles. west of the Missouri River. and earning aI- ready enough to meettal of it's expenses and existing, obligsttom bestdess . ' MORE THAN THE INTEREST ,rpoS rHIs NEW LOAN. In addition to this the bonds are also secured by first mol tgagspflthesa sg1sJ
 GOVERNMENT LAND-GRANT> OF
 THREE MILLION ACRES. extending in alter nate sections on either side of the track, from the 394th mile post in Kan sas to Denver. The proceeds of the osale of in the per cent Bonds themselves up to 120 or in U, s. Bonds, as
 A Sinking Fund for the Redemption oi
 the Bonds.
 The lands embrace som of the finest DOT tions of the magnificent territory of Colorado. including coal field and pinery. The Com pany alro holds as an asset anoth -r tract of THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES IN THE
 STATE OFKANSAS. aBd although not pledged a as security. for. this loan, their possessi add4 lareelE to fxe Companyh ve& th and sfndf | VT tfnste the assSgJs eas9sS2aSsSJ VALUE or THE CoMPASY's PROPERTY COVERED
 BY THIS MORTGAGE, AT $23, ,00O,O0
 NET, WHILE THE LOAN Is
 MERELY $6, 800, ,Oo0.
 grhsIsond. have T Y ,s'JTRH \ " THIRTY YEARS TO RUN, from May i, 1869, and will payruop uT SEVEN PER CENT. INTEREST IN GOLD, semi-annually. on May and Nov .l.s and .ars
 Free from Government r7tsfT Taxation the Company paying tho tax. .f.t,-,tr. The PRINCIPAL of the Loan is made payable iu GOLD, in the city of New York, but each coupon will be TT tt : I-* f@ at the option Of the holder. without rotite, at the following rates: ga ...,s~ ', s.,.y On sf eoo Bond in New York sss tsold each half year " .,. Isssssois Isasss sG ss3 ss ss ss1 ssslsss " The agents of the Loan. before accepting the trust had the condition eftae}Ioadt ,aud d0 the country through which 1t rms, Ca refnIly ex- amined. They arehappy to give the loan an emphatic endorsement as s ...,., ...,i
 First Class Investment, ' u'k in every respect perfectly, and in some t ss- sential even
 BETTER than GoHRRNKENT SECURITIES. The bonds will be sold for the present at ! 90 and accrued 1nterest
 both in Currency, the Agents reserving the rightsto advance the rate.
 The attention of investors is invited to these we'll secured bonds. which we, recommenda as one of the most profitable i investmpsnts, ip the market. e ','., ; ,' ''A' ..t;T%T- 1fo - Gold and Government Securities taken in payment at their market 'yslue, without com r missions. .ed0hr uXA EtObf ! Pamphlets, with maps giving full informa- ton. sent on application, ,eytis .at,ssa a DABNEY, MORGAN & CO.,. S4 ,@of No. 63 ExcHASor PLACE, NJ. C. -a.e 'ssafM. K. JEsUP | CO., ss ',n !, !'.
 NO. 12 PINE STREET, N. Y. IA .IhaL .Q4at .A1o LLt-t U
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HART < HALE.

h.-a l1ssc gihi D Ll14rase 74' "t 7usI oa agg. eai 8. ..'ia--- '@ .I'7 "'4 ,..'l.' aoi,m,.,a !ss oo Trs t7Is } .4a rsl.4 aJ .lr.s i-Aa { C.. '.la~, ,,a.a@iia b.. a.,a o1 , a< -l..4 .a.l.u ~5.! B. Z,Fj f~s,6 .-si a-it
 Lla~r1.t4 e. rspgr, n nad- a.}.-yoseA l."a2 Er1f- .2a' ..,,f 7ar 5Iog4 -tI.4.ls 5.Ii... ~"., H..i a~iE ., A .,...f. ...,s . .. .'.- ii .fs
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

Alarge assortment of OROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, At the lowest prices, l5l T. H. RICHARDS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-22
CEvEN PER CENT BONDS
- Of the City Of New Orleana

BsnkeTs, 30 Exchange place, New York,
offer FOR sale e1,50COO Seven Per Cent
Bond. Of the city Of New oresns issued under the Of
1882 at seventyfvs and accrued interest -
The undersigned confidently these 70 ca
ptslsts hrsi class will take pes
10 40 auordnG fun information respecting the same.
ready been provided for and deposited Southern
Bank, the nscal agent Of the city Of New Orleans.
New Orleans Of The interest on these Bonds h mperavey
the real estate Of the city OF New Orleans now moderately
estimated at $50 after tho consolidated debt which
win soon be eltnsuisbsd by the annual Of @6bO0O0
Tho interest coupons Of these Bonds are payable 10 the
March, agent OF the city OF New Orleans viii
promptly provide for have the paid the
Of the Chemical National Bank Of this city.
limited amount Of these desirable Bonds will be disposed
Of At the rate above named lsay 7e and inerep applied
Of OF demand for the the undcrsgnsd VIII
award the Bonds to tho first applicant.
s n e ss:s,sd " Of sdS.ncOs tho rate opoo these
j, Nv sELiONAN A co
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pOkDS OF SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD COMPANY OI
- Long Island; also Mexican Bonds, wanted by
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
l3 Pine street.
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COASTWISR STEAMSHIPS,
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANys.
THROUGH LINE TO

| u
cALIFoRNIA AND CHINA.
siss SI;;; i Sis;a ssa 90 s';:;sss'. 81.
.ccofdins to location of berth.
These rates Include berths board and al psssssarss
Steamer Of the above line leave pier No. ~ North nvs
foot C,s' sT sieii & 4 AS ssT EACH MONTE
except when those days fall Sunday 'hsn the day pre-
pounds baggage free adult Medicine
gFs Gss Captain
eo'' vS S
To II ss s... g. % .
Ties Afforded shippers In collecting inland chsrses 40
sgBS :,,s: !: 'i'' once Shs7 INV foot
tain Joseph D. Steele, carrying the United States ais
% M fS ns SS,' c H ;ss
ns D..sns. "a s:sss s:sssss Ssss
r.s:s a. q Z soss
Us1zETRL zTLls4d sS4TBs szE ME- t. asAAFso Faso1rAsr
s; TGssy Ss1S Ssa1:as ay.. at three o'clock
cdnSSs s5fsSSs o:..1 c.Y.s T. W. Sr!%:' SIC: via
FOR ''''' ''' *HrrIEs ~ ssI,:: ,,::lss.:
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA Cruz. - o.
EM s. and i s1'i" H. from ss a sailing
The .Per@ald, @ nsw ,- steamers Gamers vo..- 81
SEEofIrsk SIIx q sH1ISo
For freight R:''1Ef sIHI SONS Broadway
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
The elegant sdewbeel stesmship SOUTH AMERICA, aooo
Thomas Para, ambuco Bahia and Rio Dc Jansro on
Monday, August as 1859, 1t o'clock p NJ from pier la
WIZ 6HRRisoN, Assn.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line.
sts.mships Of h's line win leave Pier No. North river ~
nhRirUsA Kem5ie, Saturday August %
Freight taken for st. Louis, Mobile and Galveston Al
For passage nrs, second elsss or freight apply to
LIOR new ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTs STEAMSHIP LINE,
COMPETING the hrst class stsamships
81 4EHEMAh HsrEMr nS1H 9uics
SrnEp az Captain Henry
~ = Captain A. W, Simpson
oNinD Captain q. l., Norton
CRESCENT CITY,
Captain j. B. Hildreth,
M % de.gachsd on Saturday, August 49, All O'Clock NJ
from pier II North river.
rreilh, received A. through for g. Louis Mobile and
Tho UNITED STATES win succeed, Saturday, Sept
roI freight or passage having superior sccommodaonh
'sEpE|c s1Sssssl 1Sssss.ssl.n
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DACiFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
i Msssrs DABNEY, MORGAN CO., 90 Exchange place,
and = <. JEsur CO, I2 Pine street. New York. offer
for sale the Bonds Of the Kansas Pacific Railway These
bons pay per cent eold have thirty years TO
ere free from government axaton secured BY land
coIorsdo In addition to this special grant the com
which heng rapidly sold develop the country and
prove he road. They first mortgage upon the
The road n operation nov s.rns more than enough
better security in the markethis being respects
better than government secures Principal and
payable IN gold. Price 49, and accrued
Pamphssas, MAPS and circulars furnished application
DEAL EsTATE-MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND
IL mortgage, and Mortgages purchased without any
having year TO
WILLIAM KENNELLY, 80 Pine street.
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OFFICE OF THE COLORADO GOLD AND SILVER
" Ore Separating Company, No. II Broadway.
Notice-The annual meeting stockholders Of this
company for the election Of thirteen trustees for the ensuing
tenber next at II NJ The poll will open t 3P. n.
The transfer book will be closed the 9TH of September
JOSEPH HA0AN, Secretary.
New York, August II. 1859
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MA ATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier No. ~ North river. .+
THE QUEEN, Grogan, Saturday August 9a at9 NJ
ENGLAND, Thompson, Saturday, Sept 4, N2P.H.
FRANCE, Grace, Saturday, Sept II, At 2 A. N.
Passass q Liverpool 800 and 81
steerags, $50, currency.
seerass tickets Liverpool Queenstown, ss7 eul
rsncy.
Apply at the eompaDy's once, 80 Broadway
r. w. J. HURST ManaSer.
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DRY GOODS.

- $500.
DRY GOODS.
A LIVELY IRAnE M all ALL sUMmER
IA =. ,oose prices 90 tne business
,omo ". seI 70 %Srr9S S for S ss.h only
yard. s.,ra y.rs wide anSieschsd aHe worth iso
sT ~rs ss Es sss %
70 bale. ,s heavy white shsesins - ishc; worth &c.
IS..s lsNs Ma,os s YARD Sds s.csl,sn. quality
sno ws.s rsasS "a last week fSr loo They were bought o.
@ n 4 i:Iss INTO ss hand:
much lee; =; hs! csh Also from auction Drs.s 9SSa,
s s s:y % people
TnsTr 2pTSsn * puy,ng OF US
:ss S6sTGs gsofGEss ~ s:.sss. street
"A A"or place.
prs::s: 4s Infants: wsrdross: Sips. nsrino Sacks
1.a,.. Varieties Of Sun aas and SSr,ss osHs o
pr.wsr. Fu line Of embroidered band. @. c6.m,.:: &C.
ssnns and 0rae
r STEWART = co
BY each and every ''sa~s, su,, ,r.. a,
| Black and Coored Ribbons, in
E,,s,n, TaSs',;s. TSsss'ss s,S' 10 Grain and Satin
kaah
,..,. ses,, 'ss;s ; ~.
"'' " Fanc,es IN Eoossais M Rsvs AlseIins " A-~'
n.s!I .ss sissSs; ssi;;.
in T... variety.
sTsw.aT 20
"A. ar. eon:tanuy receiving
sas. DYES: S Zoo Sood., ds I.ds: S,si and Children.
| real ipa,a Cssmsi's Hs,r shsswIs. '''
.s;; sns st: sS;'
40 MATING si ling Large narsi sddHcps 6,nop. =,
D's'' o0oas scs - xe Sse PEI '.d'
=. - ------ = 80 ------
A. are are receiving
Noquettes Royal wiI.ons, Crosssy's
brussels,
And are also offering
ssa arn!,s. quality Paris s.,!ss noSussses, real
S1s oS1sS fsasSea syeuSs erSs. and Tenth
D-o-o~@S, -0u.." --en1- -.o -e-.1 -1.-.
AvEMWE ssAR Hn,
STCdery and 5pss,e Ladies: and P.Sss ps
bed cloths:
At MADAn COLLINS tELEvs DE xxE. rLoRlNE
y. nn ss % w
,%%sa latest PsTisian yis ladies visiting the city
,.e ~ ,o,, ~. ~, ev,cy.
BAhoAlSs IN Rof.sFs e +. sTswSRr xSR sseSss So
ou., high T Spse HP Psa sSanso Aass
s nns s s,gn eoH,eS % sh r @ ropIns a. ''c per yafo
B'.' quality l'''h fOplni ss-so
a. sni cbains or..lls and ..iinfaeed popn. Pias dag
T".'s; ,..c1tlonssy Ho su'i Ts; e.. Ssi: afi:e.
% Of Ss Sags % ~ =:
Tent sxrsa
e-e--.. - ------ - 800 ------
BSossSIS oAHrS'
r'''' Bod, s-o'''' Carpet.
for ..l.
=, retail
..,.-r-,.
Low -.''''
ns Canal street.
Between sroadw.y and Centre st
<1ORNvN pporuEpu WILL orrpp ov uovr.v
,.r,, .oc. ., rrsn.S AugSst S1u3 g. ann n,.., ooo..
GTsSss, Psi;sy ,o and sa Mourning 9 shsw:
Robe: oR o. 1S ps:: 4 SGs: Ss - s price 100
Bscs sns % .nS proc. Sns a o nras. &c.,
C0KNYN BROS, 4ss Eighth .y., corner Thirty fourth
1ARrETs, oARrETs ,IsL e CARPETS .
inSrrn snd Hcmp csrppyst Rusps M"s H.t,,n oo"'
for ,. At lower nrcss han Sa m .
avg Psrior T Ehs hsr.Ssr ~ New oGcs an: xvohsr r-,,,,-
70 rich ." %sd 1 and das, 10 DC sold Of cost
AZ Rr.hS ~ @ os anu rSs. 500
~ A1Ahi' SUCCESSOR 70 d. VfsrreL
ERANKs, 1,la7 BROADWAY, CORNER TWENTY
Worsteds Worstsd Materials, 0oOds Small Warsa
Gloves Hosiery Trimmings &C. should send orders t
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFIcIAL HUMAN EYES. MADE FROM NEW
"A material, on an improved principe.-Dacovoed and
introduced BY j. DAVIS, 0p,is TO the principal military
and civil hospitals the Unied States the only pracca
and Fourth AvsnusA
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


OF Galveston steamers touching at Key West.
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Kennedy il nov ro
ceivng freish! a pier 2 East River and will sail Saturday
All goods for Houston the interior will be forwarded by
our agents Nessrs H. McMahan Co., free OF wharfage
drayags or commissions for receiving or forwarding 49,
''''' g. i. MALLORY z CO.. s Isl Maiden ARDEN lane
NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IN Southern Line.
The steamship VICTOR. Captain Gurdon Gates win leave
Freight for S. Louis. Noble and Galveston taken 4
Yor freight or passage, having superior accommodations
CH MALLORY CO., lbs Maiden lane
The BIENvILLE will follow from Pier 8e North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.
E'OR CHARLESTON, g. G. THE FLORIDA PORTS,
the South and southwes-Regular lne.-Ths superior
sARAoossA, Ryder, Commander
VIII sail Wednesday August o. at n, from pier No.
North StS,n river: rs .i foot q s,s Rector stree.
Through bills ladng points South and South wss
Agents Chariesson tRavsne Coz forward al goods free
The steamship MINNETONKA wll sail isi ssptsmDer.~
EoR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
y New York and Charleston steamship compsny'sarst
cHxHPIoN, Captain r, W. Lockwood.
on Saturday August 81, at p. n, sailing from pier No.
North river
Through passage uckes and bill. Of ladng issued in
recoo WITH hs South Carolina Railroad al points South
sne Southwest and and Nth s:samsrs 70 rlorida pori
Bills Of ad,ng furnished and signed on the pier.
Insurance BY this line oue-half per cent
The MANHATTAN will follow, and SAL on Saturday.
HENRY R. MORGAN co: Agent.