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EI1AnCIAL Ann COas1Ti1nUsAI..s

h Nnw YORK, June 1e--Noon. Stocks
weak and excited. Money quiet. at z.
Sterling 81 Gold 80. Flour quiet md
|nnchapged Wheat shade fifmsrs but
not active. Corn 10. better. Pork quiet,
at 31.90: hard quiet. Cotton steadier,
at 3lh. Freights dull.
p. M.-Cotton more steady, but
closing quiet, with sales of 1890 bales,
at 31I. Flour unchanged. Wheat a
shade firmer. Corn firmer. Pork 81. .25.
Lard frmer-kettle 10 to 1917. Groce-
ries dull and steady. Freights steady.
Money very stringent, at z. Gold mac
tive. at 1915.
BALTIMORE. June 1O.-Cotton very
firm. at 81. Flour fairly active. Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn advanced
white s5@s6; yellow go. Pork $500
Bacon active. Lard quiet, at 1872
Whiskey 90.
New ORLEANS, June 10.-Cot,on ad-
vanced 14c-middlings 2916, with an up
ward tendency; sales l, 200 bales. Gold
38;as. Flour-snpertine 600; double
6.25; treble $50. Corn market bare
white lilo. Bacon higher-shoulder
Is; clear rib 1871; clear lS2l. Lard
dull-tierce 18Ia; keg 90. Sugar-com-
mon 91a@l01a; prime 1314@l31l. Mo
lasses-fermenting 45@55. Whiskey
and coffee unchanged.
MOBILE, June 1O.-Cotton market
firm, with sales of 1900 bales-low mid
ding 272l; receipts 1,OS0.
SAVANNAH, June 10.--Cotton in good
inquiry, and holders firm -middlibgs
29ll; sales 326 bnles; receipts 1873.
AUGUSTA, June 10.-Cotton market
firmer, with sales OF 270 bales; receipts
A; middlings 20.
CHARLESTON, June 1O.-Cotton firm,
with sales of 225 bales-middlings SO;
| receipts $50.
LONDON, June 1O-Noon. -Consols
9236. Bonds quiet, at S01a.
LONDON. June 10-Evening.- Increase
of bullion s710,O00. Bonds dull, at
SOS.
LIVERPOOL. June 1O-Noon. Cotton
firmer-uplands 113l; Orleans H.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Evening.- Got
ton shade easier-uplands 1131; Or.
leans 12; sales 10000 bales.
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CITY MACHINE WORKS,
Notice is Given
The Reynolds Patent PloW

The Reynolds Patent Plow.
uAVING made arrangements with Messrs
exclusive sale of this justly celebrated PLOW,
We are prepared to offer them to the country
on good terms. Good tools will always be found
good investment.
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The Able Deguerry. preaching to
fashionable Paris against the fashions,
during Lent, exclaimed: "Oh, my Sis
tiers, what can be the meaning of the
slight covering you wear on your shoul
ders? What can, every evening. be the
motive of the absence of sleeves to your
dresses? With these eyes have I beheld
ladies of the most irreproachable charac-
ter spending their whole evening in
catching Mt their shoulder-straps lest
their dresses should fall off entirely; and
this is not from any ceiling of propriety,
but from the dread OF Inconvenience.
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Mule Riding I'm FlorIdn-IIoyv u New
Yorker Enjoys 1t.

Yorker Enjoys 1t.
A New York correspondent writing
from Fernandina. Fla, says:
The boys insisted that I needed relaxa-
tion. My health required it. I had n
pretty fair article of health. thought;
enough to last mo as long as lived. But
must accumulate stock for future use
The South was the place to get it. And
riding was healthy. The sand is too
deep to ride, except on horseback, SO /
thought would take q ride. I applied
to the livery man for horse. He had
one. He looked sorrowfully at me, as
though he pitied me. Did l ever ride II
mule? never had. He had us good
riding horses as were ever saddled; but
if wanted ''Rock Me to Sleep, Mo-
ther," style of ride, would take mule.
1 don't consider myself first class Judge
of mules. 1 had some vague notions in
regard to them; supposed they would do
a large amount of work with a very little
feed, and were immortal. had read of
one being driven over the same route, by
the same boy, for eighty-scven years,
and he was young mule yet.
Bring forth the mule. The mule was
brought. He was meek looking cuss;
perfect 'Uriah Heep" of mule. so far
40 o"olCuC6S Was COuCSTueu. AU l6aSC
that was the view I took of him. He
was saddled, and mounted. For mile
or two he paced beautifully. thought
those old monks I had read about knew
what they were doing when they travel
ed on mules [ had high respect for
their Judgment. Just then my mule be-
gan to show symptoms-symptom of
what 1 did not know. I found out.
Dropping his head between his legs, his
heels described parabolic curve, or
diabolic carve, or some other Internal
curve, in the air. and 1 got off and sat
on the ground. got off over his head.
and did it quick. I'm not 80 old but |
can get off an animal of that kind as
quick as boy. Then I looked at the
mule to see if he was hurt He didn't
appear to be. Then I inquired around
to see how was. I reported an abra-
sion on the left hip, and confusion on
the lower end of my back. Then 1
thought would pronounce a left-handed
blessing on that mule, and on his forefa.
theirs and foremothers before him, and
on his children after him. But didn't.
l wondered if he would stand fire. If l
had pistol would have put the muzzle
to his ear and tried him. Not that was
hostile toward him, but I was afraid
somebody might take ride on him some
day and get hurt. But had no pistol,
and so that benevolent and sanguinary
idea was frustrated. Then got up and
shook the dust off my feet. and brushed
the sand off my trousers. rs u testimony
against that place. Then led the mule
carefully home, and stated my case to
the livery man. But when I looked that
he should offer to send for doctor, or II
Samaritan, to do me up in q rag, and
pour olive oil and champagne on nv
bruise, he only laughed Aud his man
that he had to help him laid down on
bench and laughed then rolled off the
bench and langhed-hnd stood holding
the mule-then laughed 1t was ridi-
culous. But I've learned little wisdom.
Next time ride on horseback, it will be
different kind of beast from bogus
jackass.
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A hotel landlord, in California, saves
tn the expense of gong by keeping dog
The weight of the landlord on the dog s
tail causes the animal to howl sufficiently
loud to awaken ell the guests.
A person pointed out to a cooper q
man who had profusion of rings on his
fingers. "Ah, MASTER" said the artizan, -,
1T Is o sure sign of weakness when so
many hoops DIRE used!"
A HannibalI Mo-, merchant advertises
tor q burglar. He has broken the key
OF his safe, aid cannot get at the valua-
bles.
1t has been said that women are the
connecting link between men and angels,
put marriage is the connecting link be-
tween men and women.
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HEALING SPRINGS,
Bath County, Virgfnin.

NNHESE SPRINGS will be open for the recep-
i ton of Visitors on tho list Of june with
ample accommodations for 800 persons.
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and
Covington Depot arrive at the Springs in four
hours, by comfortable stages, over a first-rate
turnpike road Of easy grade, passing in full
view of the celebrated Falling Springs, and
other picturesque mountain and water scenery.
The luxurious and invigorating effects of the
Hot and Cold Baths are acknowledged by all
who havc used them. The accommodations
hotel.
Pamphlets, descriptive of the virtues of the
waters, and attesting their wonderful curative
properties. can be procured by application to
well Il Son, Washington City; Coleman & fo-
gers, Baltimore, Md. Bullock & Crenshaw,
Philadelphia; J. H. Webb, New York; or from
the Agent at the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
SIS. M. H. H6USffN, M Resident & d0 PRysiean et on."
DUNLOP, MONCURE& co.,
HUGH W. FRY, Proprotors.
Ma. 20 +12 JOHN L. EUBANK, Agent.
Land and City Property for Sale.
I FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, to
2. 2 q q Glass , City Residences, to 10 Rooms,
8. Sd Glass &c 3to6 Z"
I. svaluable Building Lots, Oh Main street,
- ~ ILots, III Other paTlS OF the city,
6. 8 Large Lots IN Wavcrfey,
7. IA Tracts Land, within miles Of Columbia,
from ten acres to 1000,
.. The Hopkins Il. o. Plantation, ], ,4S0 acres,
Q. 2,422 acres, near Kingsvle, one of the best
cotton and stock plantations in the country,
10. Other Plantations in Richland-some OF
them very desirable,
II. 10000 acres in dgefeld--several tracts,
IL. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
l3. IL, 1000 acres in Charleston-phosphate and
other Lands,
14. $500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
10. 700 acres near Green will Court House,
l6 5000 in Laurens-several tracts,
IL. 600. in Kersbaw,
IL. 1900 in Marlboro-a No. place,
10. 216 +" in York-rich in gold,
~. Fine Plantations in Abbevile.
2l. 85 900 acres OF Land in Florida.
Parties desiring to purchase or sell property
will find 1t to their interest to consult us. We
have correspondence in New York, Philadephia
and Baltimore, to which points We constantly
send descriptive lists of property for sale.
March 6 G1BBES & THOMAS.
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Domestic News.

CINCINNATI, June 1O.-A fierce tornado
occurred near Meamisburg. Ohio, de-
stroying bridges, fences, and unroofng
houses.
JACKSON, Miss, June 1O.-The body
of.Col. Crane left fPr Dayton, Ohio. this
morning. The Board of Aldermen, in
this city, passed resolutions of con-
demnation and SYMPATHY. They reflect
the pervading sentiment of all classes in
deprecating the crime,
AUGUSTA, June 10.-The parties ar
rested in Warrenton by the military have
been released by the Court on giving
bond. Judge Andrews, of the Circuit
Court, has forbidden the Sheriff, at
whose instance the arrests were made, to
net or in any way assume the functions
of Office. Quiet has been restored, and
good feeling exists between the citizens
and military.
CHARhEsroN, June 1O.--Arrived-
schooner Nettie Richardson, Baltimore
Sailed-steamer j. W. Everman, Phila-
delphia; schooner Myrover, New York.
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New Books at Duffie & Chanman's g

New Books at Dufie & Chapman's.
NLD TESTAMENT HISTORY. by W. Smith,
ever, poem, in 12 books, by Bickerstith, $2
The Malay Archipelago: the Land OF the
Orang: :Outang and the Bird of Paradise; Ira
vels, with maps and 81 engravings, by Wallace,
For Her Sake; novel, by Frederick w. Ro-
binson, rs cents.
The Man Wi.o Laughs; by Victor Hugo, SOC.
Cometh Up Like Flower, 60 cents.
Not Wisely but too Well; by same author. co.
Kathaleen; by author of Raymond's Heroine.
And many other new novels and good old ones.
Standard Poets-Shakspeare. Pope, Milton,
Dryden, Campbell, Burns, Tennyson, Moore
and others. at so cents each, in paper binding,
handsomely printed. May %
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Something Extra Fine!
Notice..

Notice.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, Juno f. 1869.
NNHE Board Of Health will visit the different
IL Wards OF the citv on Friday, the 11th
instant. The citizens are notified that their
premises must be thoroughly cleaned and in
proper order, or the penalties, as provided by
the Ordinances OF the city, will be enforced
All trash, garbage, &C., from lots, should be
placed in the streets on or before the morning
of the 10th instant.
BY order Of the Board.
June e57 J. 8. MCMAHON, Secretary.
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U. g 3. 2, and G: & A. r. R. Co. s Gen u
freight and Ticket Agents Office.

aEr6Hspxx. SM fsd afiss ist
June, DAILY ACCOMMODATION TICKETS
will be sold at all First Glass Agencies on these
roads to other stations, from which persons
can cal, return same day for one fare. Conductors
WIN furnish tickets at points where thero are
no Agents. Tickets good for any retnrn;no
quent day. '"'''
q. BoUKNIGHT, superintendent.
Agent. June II +iS
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Choice Groceries

Choice Groceries.
TUST to hand: Rio, Laguayra, Java and
~ Mocha COFFEES,
Choicest Japan, Hyson and other TEAS,
Smoked Tongues, Picked Salmon, and all
the thousand other things which 60 to mako
up Flrst-Class Grocery Store, for sale by
April % GEORGE SYMMERS
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- . 20 <,
/ Eoresri. MstsS.

PARIs, June To- General Flemey has
been appointed, Minister to Italy.
Duke de Persigpy has written q COM
mhnicaGou TO the Emperor Napoleon
advising the:introduction OF farther libe-
raj reforms.
LONDON, June iO.--A banquet was
given in London to- the bearers Of the
Irish memorials against the church esta-
blishment bill. Many tories and clergy
men Of the establish church were pre-
sent.
: The French Minister of Foreign AT
fairs thanked the Prussian Minister for
the tonc of tho Prussian press in refer
ring to the French elections.
A new decree authorizes the use of the
Polish language in the administration
service.
GALIcIA, June 10.-Roeda sails for
Havana to-day, stopping at Porto Rico.
Lock Harmony, the Spanish Minister,
manifests an early change, and expects
the French Corps Legislatiif will be con-
,vened on the 28th.
The election riots at Nantes were seri-
GUS. The troops used bayonets. There
were more tumultuous gatherings in
Mont -Gaitre yesterday, but they were
5 dispersed by the troops.
HAVANA, June 10.-Jordan's fillibus-
ters are near Trinidad. The Governor
of Trinidad, upon refusing to resign,
was killed by the volunteers. The Navi-
tas railroad has been cut again. Severe
skirmishing is reported near Trinidad.
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OUCH as BEREGES, GRENADINES, SHEER
~ ORGANDlES, LAWNS, &C., &c.
We offer Inducements as to- price for all
Spring DRESS GOODS for tho balance Of the
season.
Also, in receipt of fresh lot of Chelly's Kid
Gloves, Silk and Lisle Gloves, Glove Fitting
Corsetr. Bone and Reed Corsets, all nnmbers
line ofTrimming Ribbons all widths and colors
Fringes, Gimp, Braids, Buttons, &C.. &c.
An ell giant assortment Gents Under Vests,
in silk, Isle thread, drown and white,) cotton,
novia, gauze merino, &c.
Another lot OF handsome Shetland and Gre
nadine Shawls.
We always keep the best Toilet Articles, such
as Gly'erine, Palm Oil, Ponoine, Pumice, Cas-
tile, Honey. Almond and Congress Soaps, Ian
guage OF Flowers, Love among the Roses, Opo-
ponax. Ihlang- IhlaDg, Night Blooming Cereus,
Burnet's standard Colognes. French and Ger.
man imported Cologne. fresh Pomades, Coco
inc, Caliston, &c.
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Seed Wheat! Seed Wheat n!

sgr. WE GALL the attention of our Farm
" ers to GEO. A. DEITZ'S large list of the
- best WINTER SEED WHEAT in this
country. Mr.. Deitz has selected twenty varie-
ties out OF over one hundred on his Seed
Wheat Experimental Farm, near Chambers
burg, Pa, and now offers them for sale. We
advise every Farmer to send for the Expert
mental Farm Journal, in which o description
and price list Is given. Mr.. Deitz will send
one copy free to all who send for it, Address
GEO: A. DEITZ, Chambersburg, Pa.
June thS
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: Washington News.

Htt .
WAsHINeToN, June 10.-It is almost
certain Boutwell, will persevere in selling
$4,000, 900 in gold, weekly, and buying
be no change during his absence.
The train carrying Grant northward
was thrown from the track, at Annapolis
Junction, by o COW. Two cars were
smashed. Several persons were injured
including Weld, OF Atlanta, Ga.--face
badly mashed. The Presidential party
were uninjured.
The statement that number of capi-
talists, of New York, had contracted to
loan the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
$l2, ,000, 900, to build the road, is reliably
stated as unfounded. Negotiations are
going on, and it is probable that visit
will be made over the road before any
proposition is entertained.
MIR. We'll, of Atlanta, injured in the
railroad accident, was en- route to Europe,
as State emigrant agent. A gentleman
from Charleston, s. O., en- route to Maine,
received splinter in the breast-se.
riously injnring him.
A committee of cotton brokers writes
to Delano contending that as mere
agents in bringing buyers and sellers to-
gether they are parties to only one trans
action, and should not pay two taxes.
They state that they have each an Office
IN New York city, where they display
samples of cotton received by commits
sion merchants and procure buyers for
said cotton. They have no interest what
ever in said cotton other than procuring
buyer and receive brokerage from
sellers of twenty-five cents per bale. De-
lano has given no decision.
1t is rnmored that Borie will resign
and that Gov. Geary will be his success
sor.
The negro Stewart whom the police
carried to the polls, Where lie voted, has
been sent to Baltim pre- by the authorities
for safety.
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New Books at BRYAN G. McCarter's

New Books at Bryan G. McCarter's.
TNRAVELS in Java and East Indian Archipe-
Il lago, with Maps and Plates, by Biekmore,
Travels in Alaska, by Whymper,
Phineas Finn, the Irish member, s1.25,
My Recolleotions of Lord Byron, by Countess
Guiccola, s1.75,
Palestine, Syria and Asia Minor, by Freeso,
How he Won Her, by Mrs. Southworth, s1.75
Pre-Historic Nations, by Baldwin, SITS,
Colorado, its Parks and Mountains, by Bowles
Two Life Paths, romance, by Muhlbach, 60
The Factory, by Miss Braddon, rs cents,
Cometh up as Flower, 60 cents,
New Photograph Albums, Chromos, &c.
Marooner's Island, sequel to Young Maroon
ors. May2O
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CARPETS GREAT prprcrroy
am now offering 1900 pieces fnghh Tapestry Brl'se a.
VI % per yard Body Brussels 2 velvet AT " 0s super
and power loom Ingram from 70 cons Throc PHYS at ~ W
Oicoths all widths from 90 Window Shades cur
tans, Cornlces Crunb Cloths Ac at corresponding rates.
urnlture. -
The largest and bes, stock OF ParOr Oce
and Bedroom Furniture found IN the city, at prices
that defy competition Al goods warranted as represrnse
Mt the large whoesas and retail NOS bl2 aud 9t
Eighth and Nos s67, 269 and g7 West Ihryuth
street. adjoining. d. kELLN,
~ B.-we aro opening large l.ns ,f Blankets Gvsfy low
| price.
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A 7 JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL.S.
IA BY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
Card.
The Great Auction House Of

JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSLLL.
Our house Is the extensive aud complete In the
United States sH0rdng the readies facilities wishing
to buy or DESTROYS of selling at auction.
OUR GExERAL SALESROOM
at the old stand Nassau street. opposite the Post ocs
This We have enlarged and improved, and extends
through TO Liberty making front on both streets Here
hold sales OF Household Furniture Works of Art Paintings
Articles of Veru Books and Merchandise of descrip
ton Our long fence and superior make
house the desirable medium through which effect
sales OF household Furniture at the residences OF private
families declining housekeeping.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH
OF our business 10 made feature and speciality, and
conducted at mart,
ll2 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
where we hold scs Tuesday and Friday throughout
tho year.
Gentlemen Wishing purchase those having horses
carriages to sc will ind house perfectly reabcSns
conduct this branch Of our business do all ar
business, the straightforward principles VIII
ern honorable houses Ia all mercantile pursuits
ARCHIBALD jon .Avr.
VIM. VAN TASSELLl
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OCTOBER II. 1s69.-TRIPLE sH
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.


T order, BY GEORGE MURRAY, Is East thirteenth 81.
TOR sALE.-FIFTEEN HORSES. SINGLE OR DOUBLE.
Inquire at the ice stables, 10 Ninth avenue.
L,oR SALE, A NEW BRICK STABILIZE EAST rHIR-
xpp pvD goo wx
TOR sALE-rHE FINEST PAIR OF UNFRAMED
Horses offered sound and stylish rot
inside 30 every day; also Park Phaeon Apply a. o.
Eos. 4 HORSE M gAy M.s Eo1,I
seventh street. from 10 N. to ~ P. H. Monday October
For sALE.A SPAN OF BRIGHT BAY CARRIAGE
Horses l53< hands. stylish and Ie drivers, and
syes. DID, sSaps and kind also nandsome %
Robes. wSoiOn and Rubber Blankets, &C. Adires.
EoR SALE. AT THE FEED STORE, 100 HENRY
M hsh soSna and ali
drive them.
TOR sALE.-A HANDSOME PAIR OF JET BLACK
S .sa cheap CAY
Seventeenth street.
EoR sALE.-Jysr ARRIVED FROM THE WEST AT
Two car oa rSss ffS sss pn Ss
S1nsn sns soms cart and truck good
E'oR sALE-A PHAEToN AND SINGLE HARNESS
an Sl Stable pa fal' Sss be seen At
and Work Of SIX stores, Apply for three days Al q
Walker street.
Foe sALEmA NrMBER OF NEAT BUSINESS NESS
.ns ana one Butcher Cart tsh heavy suit
corner Navy and Johnson streets, Brooklyn.
EoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, A FINE COUPE ROCK
away, with pole and shafts; used but very little built
seventh street.
FOR SALE II: CHEAP-A LIGHT, FULL SPRING HALF.
Harnesa, %
E'oR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT OF UsE-AN ELE.
CANT light extension Phaeton for horse built TO
J. II. SMITH, 81 Yves, Fourth street.
LroR SALE CFIEAP-A CLOSE BUILT BAY MARE,
old Is hands high kind Call a, 25 Prcs
dent street, South Brooklyn top door, 'front.' until sold.
HORSES ossEs-H oRsEs-A FINE STOCK OF
coL Exchange sSd s"c sesy Of
Thirty seventh stree, and Seventh avenue.
HORSES FOR sALE,-A VERY STYLISH BLACK
O., Herald Office : -
Hoss;sys
best MAas ri gfsfs Elk gFS,f Fulton street.
MINER, STEVENS 4 CO.,
Nl Carriage Manufacturers,
Factory s H. is ans isi E Eas Thirteenth street
have n stock oarcnee LANDAU Coupe sx sea, EoSka
road top wagons. hs We'll Known nase a' anu "-N'
no LET STABLE ROOM FOR TWO HORSES AND
two carriages with recommendations for conchman, In
the private stable 81 East Thythrd street. Apply the
premises.
no LEr-THE NEW srABLE, WITH EIGHT STALLS
ply JOHN DEE 'iS . s 'aan o' wagon"
w ANTED--A LIGHT FULL SIZED SHIFTING Tor
w Wagon, not much used. Address, with price and
makers name box l,si9 Post Office.
SD HAND FURNITURE TRUCK wANTED-wIrH
u shafts; must be in good order Address A. R0UX, ~
East Twelfth street.
on GOOD WORK HORSES FOR SALE-FOR WANT
~ OF single double, and reasonable prices.
Inquire Ice Depot 2S9 West Forty ninth street, aterl
O'clock
6O 000 ANY PERSON DESTROYS OF PUR-
DL.UOO. chasing first class family Establishment
consisting OF pair OF stylish carriage Horses, bay
color Ion tails young sound and gentle Victoria, almost
good Buggy single and double sets OF Harness.
Whips Blankets &c. of these horses
saddle horse Call address DR.. WARNER, 81 Murray
street, New York.
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WINDOW CURTAINS CLEANED AND DONE UT
w equal to new at my establishment the river Al
(oid No. las, New York. J. ROBERT
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IN atMACy's
Laces,
Fmbroidcrics. a
o Our fall importations OF q
Ribbons z
are magnificent =
In quality
AMI the shades n
q charming. d
French Flowers, z
- Feathers, =
= Neekues and Bows. =
Straw Goo's,
Fall Hats,
q Slka and satina, u
White Goods
- Lace Curtains, -
theatrical Goods,
Pallet Hosiery, tc.
Housekeeping Goods, a
Fancy Goods, Z
French Clocks X
Linen Cambria Andkerchsfa
Corsets,
q Hosiery ami 6ioves,
Small Wares Z
Perfumery -
Soaps =
n Trimmings,
Y Buttons and Frinsss, q
Cotton, Alpaca y
and
SILK Umbrellas,
American Clocks,
q Carved Goods, q
Plated Ware
tbcM quality, -
Dolls.
Dol Goods, .
Baskets,
KID Gloves
Underwear, a
Brd Cages
- &C., &C., -
at popular prices.
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue
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% WEST TWENTY NINTH STREET. NEAR BROAD.
~ way and Sixth avenue Mrs. FOLLY, Ore. AM COAX
maker IA prepared 70 receive her patrons 70 whom sht WIS
endeavor 10 Awe entire satisfaction. ladies' YsNnq We ;d
arc respectfully Invited 10 cali
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DRY GOODS.

Ar MME " yIGoURoux'S, is2 FOURTH AVENUE
"A corner Twelfth street. Returned from Paris and ~
open ON Monday two Embroidery aud Lingerie iar
stock OF Coars ana Night Gowns Yokes Ladies' Babte1
Iroussear hand order. Initials MonogrAms
large varieties embroidered % order.
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AT MRS. aAYNok's.
Corsets, Skirts Ani Tournurea
corse,s a speciality.

Several French Couc werleys and satin Corsets
All eolors sso the French glovehng Corsets AL Of me
most elegant style
shape that Paris can produce.