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T@5 EAECuToR,S PERENIPTORY SALE
Aii Estate OF Jacob Wagner, deceased.-Thomas a.
sons, Auctloneers-On Tuesday June s. 1869, at i2
O'Clock, noon, WIN be sold at public sale without
ing described property, VIII '''0 -'-l'"
No l. TWoSstory brick dwelling, No. 500 Noble
street, east OF SAth street. All that tWo-sorv brick
dwelling, No $40 Noble street, and lot Of ground,
situate on the south side of Noble street 9I feet So
inches west of Magnolia street Twelfh worJ. oon az
tanning in front on Noble street II feet Al inches and
in depth on the west side 20 feet inches and on h
east side 50 feet inches and in breadth on rear end
II Ieet 54 lhcnes, % dogetner with the privilege of a
street Clear OF all incumbrance. Terms cash aUsIs
Possession with deed l'' 0"Sn
No 2. Two-story brick dwelling No b1s Noh,a
street. All that twostory brick dwelling No 6is
Noble street. and lot Of ground, situate on the soutb
side Of Noble street. 10 feet west OF Magnolia street
Twelfth ward containing in front on Noble street IL
feet 81 inches, and in depth 81 feet ~ Inches
Together with the privilege OF feet alley way
leading southwark and eastward into Magnolia
street Clear OF all incumbrance. Terms cash
Rents for $500 per annum. Sale absolute.
BY order OF Executors
M. THOMAS Il SONS, AuctiOneers,
b2O2265 Nos Is9 and 14l 5. FOURTH Street
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N=s REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS SALE.
Hl#i Business stand. Three-story brick store and
dwelling No 253 South Tenth street. north of Spruce
street on Tuesday June l, 1869, at ~ o'clock noon
change all that valuable three-story brick store and
dwelling and lot of ground, situate the east side
of Tenth street, 16S feet inches north of Spruce
street. No253; containing in front Tenth street IS
feet 6nches, and extending in depth 81 feet to g.
feet wide alley, with the privilege thereof. 1t has
been recently lifted up in the best manner; has 10
rooms plate-glass in the bulk window, handsome
gas fixtures (Which are included in the sale); has
marble vestibule, BATH furnace, cooking range vault
under front pavement, ETC. Terms-Haf cash..
Clear OF all incumbrance Immediate possession.
Keys and further information may be had of Daniel
H. Buck, n. 129 South Fifth street.
NJ. THOMAS * SONS, Auctioneers,
52O2229 Nos 189 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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The Indians call General Custer the Creeping
Panther.
The French public debt has been increased since
1852, $s61, ,2000 600.
The French iron-clad vessels OF war are said to
sail much faster than the English.
Strawberries have fallen to seventy-fve cents a
quart in Savannah.
Water sells for twenty-five cents (coin) bucket
at White Pine.
The Chicago shoe dealers are combining against
the ST. Crispins
The Honolulu Government has established an
English public school, which has sixty scholars
The Quakers have formed ''The Peace Organza-
tion Of America
The girls in the graduating class of the Hartford
High School took the two highest honors from their
boy competitors.
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Shin News.

RosToN Nav 2O.-The British ship Nietaux.
of ST. Johns N. B., from DebOy Island Georgia
with loss of main and mizzen masts, was off
Plymouth, Mass, this morning, under head
sails with signals of distress flying and heading
for Provincetown. The underwriters sent the
steamer Charles Pearson to her assistance.
The schooner Eliza Otes, from Bangor for
Hartford. went ashore at Chatham, Cape Cod
last night, and is total wreck. The crew were
saved.
An unknown brig is at anchor five miles east
of Monument with loss of mainmast She shows
signals of distress.
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The Hon. j. Lothrop Motley, United States Minis
ter to the Court of st. James, accompanied by his
family and General Adam Badeau, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Legation, sailed yesterday for Liverpool on
the Cunard steamer Cuba from New York 1t was
the intention OF number OF his friends and admirers
TO accompany him down the bay, and accordingly
Surveyor Cornell had ordered the revenue tug Jas
mine Captain Josiah PiersOn, to be in readiness at
the foot of Canal street, to convey Mr.. Motley ana
friends to the Cuba Surveyor Cornell, however,
yesterday morning received information from Mr.;
Motley that he had decided that his departure should
be free from any demonstration whatever ana tne
order for the revenue cutter was cOuntermanded.
Shortly before noon Mr.. Motley and General Badeau
were driven from their hotel to the steamer. Oh
their arrival they Immediately retired 10 the caoll
The steamer was delayed until O'CLOCK, aWaitlng 1g
eninQ the Cuba TO the dock were cast loose and the
vessel steamed away, amid drenching rain, ON her
ocean voyage.
nl,o lnnt OF tln hrnnd- -nanpe railroads In ENGLAND
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FROM .WEW" ENGLAND.
Senator Wilson ON the Eight-Hour Law.

Senator wilson OH Ihe EiSht-itOuf I4ilW'
BosToN, May Ex-senator Wilson addressed
the Charlestown Eight-hour League last evening
ON the recent law of Congress, arguing that it
was made with the understanding that the men
were to receive full pay for eight hours work
per day. He further considered the relations of
capital and labor, and spoke in favor of CO.
operative associations which, though they might
sometimes fail, would generally succeed, and
proye a enefit to the working classes.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The Ponce InhiIee.

BosToE, May 20.--The FIRST mass rehearsal oil
the Boston singers in the Peace Jubilee chorus,
numbering over three thousand took place in
the Music Hall last evening under the superin-
tendence of Carl Zerrhaus, and was pronounced
by musical critics an extraordinary success. In
numbers 1t was the largest chorus ever assem-
bled in this country
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FROM EUROPE.
By Atlantic Gable.
IsabeIIa's Adherents 10 Invade Spuin.

By Atlantic Cable.
IsabeIIa's Adherents TO Invade Spuin.
MADRID, May 20.--Despatches have been re-
eeived here announcing that about two thousand
of the adherents of Queen Isabella under Gasset
and Pezuela, have assembled at Perpignan
in France, on the Spanish frontier. At last ac-
counts they were nearly ready to cross the
border. The Government has taken the neces-
sary steps to prevent such invasion, if possible.
North and South Germany.
MUNICH, May 20.--The elections recently held
here resulted generally in favor of the union of
North and South Germany.
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FROM NEW FORK.
Condition OF the Money Market

Special Despatch to The EUeatng 1e'egraph'
New YORK, May 20.-Stock market very firm
and active. The feature of the day was Ohio
and Mississippi, which was quoted at 369s,
being an advance of per cent. No material
change in other stocks Gold steadily advanc-
ing; opened at 1875, now 144A. Sales very
large. Governments active, with no material
change from closing prices OF yesterday
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O. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS q SONS SALE.
M::I Desirable three-stOry brick Dwelling, No. 315
Gaskil street between Third and Fourth streets On
Tuesday, June l. 1869, at ~ O'Clock, noon will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange
all that desirable three-stOry brick messuage, and
lot of ground situate the north side Of Gaskill ST.
between Third and Fourth streets, No. 315; contain
ing in front Gaskill street. Is feet, including half
of feet wide alley, the upper stories OF the house
being built over the same, and extending in depth
81 feet inches, including 3 feet wide alley. I'm
mediate possession. Keys at Office Of Dickson
Brothers, No. 32O Walnut street.
NJ. THOMAS X SONS, Auctioneers,
b2O2229 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH street.
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Nrs REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS SALE
E::i Handsome Modern 3-story Brick Residence, No.
1921 Germantown avenue. On Tuesday June 1869 lat
10 O'clock noon, will be sold at public SALE at the
Philadel pha Exchange, all that handsome modern
three-story brick messuage, with two-story back
building and lot of ground, situate on the eastery
side of Germantown avenue, No. 1881 containing in
front on Germantown avenue 90 feet, and extending
in depth 40 feet. The house is well built and has
Kitchens on the first noor; chambers, sitting
room, library and bathroom on the second floor 2
chambers and attics abOve gas, bath, hot and cold
water, furnace, coOking-range, etc. Clear of all in
cumbrance. Terms cash. Immediate possession
May be examined any day previous to sale.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
500 90 20 Nos 1870 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
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fs+s REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS SALE
E:n Business Stand.-Three-story Brick Tavern and
Dwelling, No. 1115 Filbert street, east of Twelfth
street. with two-story brick dwelling in the rear on
Cuthbert street. on Tuesday, June g. 1863, at ~
O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that valuable thTee-story
brick messuage, with twO-stoTy back building and
lot OF ground situate on the north side of Flbert
street. west of Eleventh street. No. 11l5 containing
in front Filbert street 10 feet, and extending in
depth 1856 feet to Cuthbert street II contains bar
room, office, dining-room. and Kitchen on the first
floor; chambers, sittingroom, bath and store-room
on the second floor; chambers on the third noor
and attics; gas bath, etc. Aso,sa 2H-stOry brick
dwelling in the rear, No. 1920 Cuthbert street; has
rooms including attics, besides cellar Kitchen bath
room not and cold water, gas, etc. Subject to an
lrredeemable ground rent of sos Terms-S5OOO may
remain on mortgage.
..oo,o. NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctoneefs,
6EO ~ ~ Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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THE FRANKLIN INsTITUTE-The regular monthly
meeting of the Franklin Institute was held last
ing at the hall. After the usual business the paper
announced for the evening, on Slide valves, was read
by Mr. Thomas Adams, engineer, of London. 1t was
avery interesting paper and delivered with great
Clearness and force.
The enormous loss of power from friction in slide
valves and their eccentrics, as generally con-
struCted was demonstrated by calculation, and
shown to amount in the case of an ordinary loco
mOtiye to no less than thirty horse power.
The various proposed remedies We're then dis
Cussed and their causes of failure explained The
principle that to keep moving surfaces in contact in
The presence of steam, pressure must be eXerted
e1ua to that of said steam on their contact area
then announced and demonstrated by the relation of
various experiments, and then the method in which
this principle had been applied to solving the problem
of the slide valve was shown. These valves are now
in use on most Of the railroads in England, and on
several in this country.
After this paper the Secretary's report was read
including notices of the air cOmpressng machinery
at the Mont Gents tunnel, the street tunnels in
Chicago, pneumatic piers, and other mechanical
matters
Photographs were projected on the screen, showing
the recent astronomical discoveries with the specro-
scope; also some specimens of sugar and starch
prepared from the sweet potato by Mr.. B. H. Bartol
with an analysis OF the material.
The amendment to the bylaws providing for the
organization of sections proposed at the last meet
ing, was then adopted, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
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Movements of Stenmers.

New YORK, May 2O.-Sailed, steamer Moro
Castle, for Havana. She took out 100000 in
specie.
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Fatal Canal boat Accident.

Troy, May 20.-The canal boat M. G. Wether-
tree, of the Whitehall transportation Company,
went over the dam across the Hudson river, near
Fort Miller, last evening. Captain Chases wife
and child were drowned.
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FIFTH EDITION


The Connecticut supreme Court
HARTFORD, May 2O.-The House of Represen-
tatives to-day unanimously reelected Joel Hin
man Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Error, and Hon. Thomas Butler Associate JUS
tice. Their terms of Office were for eight years,
expiring this spring.
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The Empress Of Austria counts her beads on
rosary worth seventy-ive thousand horins
Homeopathy is the orthodox medical faith in
Brazil.
M George Pilotell, young artist at the Fine
Art School, is prosecuted in Paris for a seditous
drawing, '"The Exied Republicans"
w. d. Richardson, of Chicago, has contracted
to build the Lincoln monument at Springfield, for
s186,65O according to the design of Mead.
The portraits OF Generals Reynolds and Lander.
painted for the Schwabe Gallery at Boston, were
exhibited at Leipsc and Munich before being sent
over.
"A citizen of Vienna has purchased Machants
painting, 'The Plague at Florence" for twenty
thousand horins. Several Americans offered fifteen
thousand.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

a. REAL ESTATE. - THOMAS & sons
Eli Sale-Genteel Three-story Brick Dwelling, No.
211S Walden street, between Market and Arch
streets. On Tuesday, June l. 1869, at 10 O'clock
noon will be sold at public sale the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that genteel three-story brick mes
suage and lot of ground situate the south side of
Walden street, west Of Twenty-rst street, No. 2l1S
containing in front Walden street 16 feet and eX-
tending in depth 80 feet inches. Terms-S1500 may
remain on mortgage. Clear of all incumbrance
Immediate possession. Keys at Kline & Keys, No.
1112 Ridge avenue.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
52O2229 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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The last of the broad-gauge railroads In England
are changing to the narrow gauge
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ATTENPTEIl1 SUICIDE-Last night q Mrs. Hagne
with babe m her arms, while laboring under the,
effects OF IhIuOr, walked down Willow street wharf
captain ofa vessel seeing her, approached her and
questioned her as TO what she was doing there She
remarked that she was going to jump into the Della
ware, and he then took her In charge and handed
her over to policeman.
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FIRE At THE UousE oF REFUGE This morning,
about O'Clock, fire was discovered IN tne psckSI-
attached TO the brush manufactoTy IN Ine Wl1e
department OF the House OF Refuge. All ehOIs WeIe Wei
made by those in the establishment 70 quehCn II
without the necessity Of calling In the services OF the
Fire Department. But the news was conveyed ont
side and an alarm was given. NUMBER OF nre
companies were soon on the ground and one or two
steaIners after considerable difficulty, were admit
ted The names which had confined themselves TO
the room where they had started, were then quickly
subdued The room was under the management OF
Vanhorn, Eckstein Il Co., brush manufacturers, who
sustain loss Of about $500, which there was no
insurance The building, which was insured, is but
slightly damaged The CONSERVATION among the in
mates was very great and It was found necessary TO
allow the boys to go into the yard, that II the fire
should reach the buildings they occupied they could
make hasty exit from the enclosure II is supposed
70 have been the work of an incendinrY
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A DIAMOND MINE.

Guimaro, April 13, 1869.
, 1869-05-30
can he bad Al f1a In addition to Ill ttesc. there
Is on hand large assortment OF other artic.es
nnt.lt Of luAueft10n


Summer clothes viii soon be Indispensable. iof
Inc weather "a not alwAyy going to he cold and
wet Hot days arc coming On space, and hcary
wintcr covering VIII have 10 be superseded by
thinner and lighter garnenta Now Is tie time to
a5 Ii 4 ktock Of clothing. and ladtc2 rrAty 10 IT,
vest 1hnuld call on Ae.kr1- Casson, Ptcae 4 Co..
Noa. lis / l9o State street, where al thesr wants
can b supplied. Ths CLOAK and sHtt department
u fully grrpltrd. In f2ct al the depaftmsut4 ma
N thc aa1ne condition. LA1He quantities Of Rnoda
recently bought II auction 1re selling at EeTy low
pr,ech Special attention il invited to the cheap
assortment Of UAmn lace poAnta, warranted pure
Llama, fsom 19ba each up to the nneat and mpst
costly =. ut7.teH41 fxs ladss, "
, 1869-05-30
BnrEa1nA

A1svns,at1.s establishment wheu conaoceo
x;s ..ty,,r, .tt1 jcsttce aod equity, Is confen-
~. i1,,..at,oo, I: Is tandy Tor those who wHn
~ ~ ,.s-c terposs-! loan upon articles Of T1ne,
M, /. eassuy ,: the service OF peEsoaa who YAM
~ - ND articles II cheap. rstes- UnSe-
- rs5e;s o.t. I'd a low prices, fac under their
neitosc cer.,.ii 4, 4. upmAa, pernmoeer, wbose
1ossa : 81 % sa,s q on Sea,a ssna
C:Ar1 r1xnnsr1 xna m[ IT SncH efttcls1. For instance,
T, nsxe .ss1f n Wut Of dlamonds can nna seem ~
ie Il ii. R.o%ss 81 sEe z e fs99 e .ssa u
tGrv - r4ter essa brnanx HAtchez, sta
I'd na1 r.i1sasee Inn ~ svo yaE. sse osrss -
N,,..Ie eos.d rs.tc- AEuSxa teTd WA"oes
, 1869-05-30
Harness, Eadd1ory, Etc.

tn s:.ixc Of thc hsrnessnlaketE Of this city,
=, M, four weeks AGO. I'll be tecaled tn mind hy
iax syatsn public. A. that tine this class Of
rortmcn uale despcrata effort 10 override
,se,r employers b! establishing suAa monarchy
.Ithr:r own N the several naIncss tnanafse1us;ns
stse sa1neuts Of the CITY, !her nsnaaa ~ nts
ssrn s e s;exard," xnose express das'es were 70
sssaEe amos, ea,tre contro, Of "a ma1ndt. ,n,e+.
~ - r..ncr srnaioycT OF employed. In The c.
,n',s...,.L; o1 We J. Ralph. No u! slasS ~
Il. n roited and nnay 9u1s wo!f 1Tas 05e ol
= i4-. IN iht rrra;fon O! the ofEcc Of "sseward
o. o. sa;ards. taey returned 70 wo:f+ NJ Rs,p1
i. ,s:iizea = one Of the bes:, not As psst Ss,
1870 snd tia qualities as gentlemen have Npt
:ar ..cl universal regard. Hence, the seososs
-r,,-,.cr NJ his EQrtCler.
, 1869-05-30
Ventilation OF Houses

Scuc tine dIr1nE TIC psoseus week. Professor
Lewis ". Lceds. Engineer Of Ventilation aud
Warming, Of No. no broadway, New 1ose, WI
f.a, this r.Iy prc!essional visit The extensive
cx1er,et,ce of tpla gentleman The epcctalty Of
Wu::.s,,ou enc watnlng Of t,u.lt:nEs, will enable
ii1n 10 in.pa1. 10 our clxcn4 r,anJ raluahlc siR.
tts;it,nE IN the subject. lie will rumAin here iot
1ut cpnkultAtion with prp;Heto1 NJ nunhsnEs AAs
atchitscts, and adrl1tuE II 70 the best meant
ii yentllatIue ami wn1mnc houses ALREADY Goa
tfr,,ctcd, or ihpse IN tie course nl construction
,ccc ii. lAst vls.t 10 Chicago. In The ~! 81 lss
Professor Lecds has given The plans iot Inc fen
t,!ai.an VI q isrcr number OF SCHOOL nouscA A@u. az
m rycry ,ns:a.4tc he hns foanl earnest approval
X Is clAi1ucd that his method IL mach SUPERIOR tt
itr ..faa Ventilation, and can bc ADOPTED nj les
taan ia.1 thu Cost, vlth scarcely onc-qua7es
crpeQScA
, 1869-05-30

THIS cabalEsttc word means that McCugdy, tho
c1othlcr. has removed to No. 81 Randolph street,
nnd has opened his stock Of gents clothing and
furnishing goods, which comprises the latest snd
best style Of wearing apparel lie nntters himself
that this move In hts chrekerrd career Will be
thoroughly advantageous HE many friends viii
md bs cs,lng upon him That hls present situation
1. much more eligible Ii every respect than were
u<,t.3
, 1869-05-30
Personal.

AcsEA Field. Parker / CO. 1rgrctfuily but re-
epcctfoly announce to their patrons thst, during
the past week, their cellara have been cleaned cut
os an Immense stock OF Scotch ele and London
porter. Their brewery was Kept running n1eh,
and day to ASer the catastrophe but people would
send In orders that had TO be nllcd They AK ahe
Indulgence OF the public for faw dny1 untfl met
stock ID replcutBhed, when they viii bc prepared
for any emergency. During this week qrdera fsom
new customers CANNOT he nllNH
, 1869-05-30
Suburban Property,

Persons destrous Of esssbi!shing reaidcnce In
the suburbs have an excellent opening for q,a,ia-
cation IN an oner made by Messss- Whltlord i
Storey, Of this city. Thls nzm nIc.a to exchange
delightful suburban residence anu Hyde Park
ntre property for an established business, or d
etocG OF goods worth $lo,000 or se0 600. The To-
cuy named needs no encoml1m. MessrH Whit
fo1u L Storey eau be ndtrc4sed to Post ONCE Box
No a26, OF found n No, ia Mouroe atreet
, 1869-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Auction Snlc.-Wtlt be sold Mt pub.
tic auction, on Monday, May 81, iefy, at O'Clock
r, m, all 0l the nxtnres contained III building 1o
State strrei, corner Monroe, tformeriy Smith i
uystcr 1iousc). consisting Of coan,c!sr tables,
tIgnH, lamps, etoves, hcaterA, carpets, cutlery,
spoons, dishes, rang.', ovens steam apparatus ior
stcaminR oysters, ,ioors Windows, &c. snd al the
Othcr articles too numerous to mention Sale
positive, J. L. SIXTH,
, 1869-05-30
Wira WtudoH Scroauk. i.

Instead OF suffering annoyance from nlcs, mos
quitoet, dust, DC, SO 10 Evans Co. q wre-works,
No. eo1 Lake street They sell wire window
screens al Gfleen to 13tJ cents a foot, and oGeI
special Inducements to the tralc- Thief keep no
article at reduced price, instead Of paying agents
lnlFe commissions The trade especially Ind Il
advantageous to deal theff-
, 1869-05-30
Fur Superintendent heuneA5.
~

IL Tx t@t.'r ct Tie Chicago 7f75une: ....
s,sl.t ,,:r s-s1c Of to-lay that Superintendent
ktEnv,!, las elven ordefs to hls force 20 Atfsct!
rulur;,e lie u-.iIaac, regulating the hltcnlnR oil
..u.ess. Now, tbs Is MI very proper bat before
la. Ii ,lopc ~oalt 1t not be veil 70 make aaotnes
tr1inanrc compelling every one octaP3snV h'olest =
kEnwn to taose who hnse r,nch 10 do NTH the alc
livery ut eools that eight re. cent Of tue business
houses have II, such convenience, and II Wol!d ne
to ttl' NtlitF's thinking. very unjust to nne u nAr
It, La, he cAaiiot hep. Yours respectfully,
, 1869-05-30

On Tuesday morning ue1t, Aessrs- William A.
Buffers Co. aucuoneers, viii sell 1000 barrels
Of resin 70 ray advances and charges. The sale
wilt come on nj the wnrcroons Of + l. Woodruff
In Flanders l31ock, and those haylng use Tor the
article Will do we'll to pay attention to the fact
Therr will be good opportunity 10 make excel
lent hatraiua bf attending The 6a1t
, 1869-05-30
Tho Ladies'.

Nothing Is mort inevitable than that the ladies'
quickly tscerain the most desirable paces To pur-
chase what they require. Acssrs IIotchkln,
Palmer Co.'S emporium, No. 81 State street, is
always crowded with eager buyers, who ind m
tpconra1ab display OF those fashionable Llama
potntn and sAcques, e1qu!slte l8ceb Of every Kind
pasaso1s and petaso1 covers, childrrn's under
clothing, etc, etc. all offered at prices which on1y
tlIc,r own importation would warrant
, 1869-05-30

IEouAckccpcFs who Wish to Anyc
Doctors hills, md have good Light, sweet wholc-
odor OF ammonia, Will use Eagle Baking Powder: j:
Ii IL warranted not TO contain alum, ammonia or
any other nnwholesoyuc substance. Sud- whole
sale and retai By Trfin Tea Company, ceFneT OF
Madison and Stale streets
, 1869-05-30

nou,t forget thnt Hamilton 4
lIoadIcr ls Lake street have the largest and best
assortment Of nuc boots and snoes In the city.
{;opd Vtotls AMI low rF1ccs
, 1869-05-30

VIC ndytsc 0nr patrons to examine
the new pas l!sht on exhibition ut The Masuson
House bonr fail to See IT, II you want good, safe,
cheap IlRht.
, 1869-05-30

All Persons Wishing Pure Cn1tfor-
MIA wauea and hraullea w!lrhnd the che article
tn the city at No 1s4 South Clark Bftret THESE
vines are used and recommended by the best ply
slcIans IN the city.