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The New York herald., 1870-01-12
SALES AT AUCTION.

RrIsry SALE or FINE OIL PAINTINGS AT Auc
"A tion 81 the Somsrvils Gallery, No. = finn avenue
January H.
ALEXANDRA WUST,
during several years soourn In for9crn Europe wan %
Many OF these works OF unusual excsencs and have
held r rank At the various exhibitions NJ Munich, Brussols
Amsterdam, The Hague and Antwerp, and fnuy sustain
this great honor previously conferred Mr. Wust whom
the gold medals In 1885, OF Bslsium aud ho
land. .
of the famous young artist Mr.. Engsne Meeks
r. soMERyILLE Auctioneer.
UcrIoN NOTICE. n; TAYLOR, AUcrIoNEER.
"A Over 100000 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture.
rosewood Panoforte, Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings sstnAry and many rare costly Works OF Art
Vt public auction
On THIS DAY tWcdnesta Jan. II.
at tho elegant residence 81 West Fifteenth street,
between Firth and Sixth avenues
sale commencing nj 10Y O'Clock.
The largest Richest assortment OF Household Furniture
offered at auction this season. Sale peremplory.
Drawing Rooms.
Superb Drawing Room Furniture covered crimson gold,
green gold brocate marguerite bois dc rose Cabinet En-
cognnres Tables Jardniers Eageres Velvet Medallion Car
pes Chandeliers brocate lace Cuains Bronze Clock Pie
Oval Mirrors artistic Bronze satuay Paintings BY eminent
bureaus Bedstead Wsrdrooes, suite style Louis XIV
Hair and Spring Mnitrsses Blankets Sheets Sofas Chairs
Turkish Reclnng Chairs Dining Room Extension Table,
Sidsboar Silver Casters Tureons, Dinner, Tea Services
Pitcher, Crystal, Ruby Glassware Cutlery, Linen French
China Dinner Tea Sets; also Furniture or servants apart
ing attend this sale take Fifth stages Sixth ave-
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UCTIoN.-LARGE SALE OF HANDSOME rURNI-
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n ture, property OF a family gon. South.
f. NICHOLS Auctioneer, VIII sell this "wednesday morn
ing JAM at loh O'Clock, all the handsomc and gsntos
Household Furniture at tho private residence ~ Wes Twen
tysxth street. few doors west OF Sixth avenue Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets magnificent rosewood IA
Panoorte &60 rich Paror Suits covered with
satin brocate and hair cloth Tables Lounges. Rockers
Spring and Hair Mattresses Blankets, Quilts, Paintings
Clocks Glass China Silver Ware Cutlery, Sideboard
Extension able, Kitchen Furniture &C. Sale
positive All goods mus. bc removed twenyfour hours after
Inn ala
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A NEW PRICE LIST TO SUIT THE TINES.
"A Goods At lowest prices We invite those wanting Hi
lizard Tables Billiard Articles TO inspect Goods hAv
ing the largest aud stock Ia our line In ha world
fHELAN 4 COLLENDER, y9S Broadway.
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A RT SALE: - ,r,ovvr,s
GALLERY OF AkT, S45 BROADWAY,


The entire collection OF modern American and European
Works of Art by eminent artists now on exhibition, VIII
be sold Thursday evening" January l3 wtont any reserve
commencing ~ O'Clock The above comprise some excel
lent examples from leading city artists also contributions
from valuable private collections Also two hne Marble e-
dAlons.
A UCTION SALE OF WRECKED STEAMER GRE
n cian.-Notce.-Th Hull OF the British steamship
Grscian, together with her Engines Boilers Machinery
fueon ne city Of New York on Monday nSs the ~ Ign
auconee their No S Pearl street. The steamer
lies stranded at Jonss Inlet Long Island Purchaser 70 take
there lies Privilege to ave the then In her
including facilities therefor reserved by the sell
crs For further particulars inquire OF the unders gncd
HENDERSON BROTHERS.,
Bowling Green.
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CHERIFFs sALE-LIQUoR sTORB-RICHARD WAL
~ TEkS, auctioneer, win sell this day (Wednesdsyh nt IL
O'clock at 65 East Fourteenth the Htock and Fixtures
OF a liquor STORE JAMES OBklEN, Sheriff.
u.
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nRU9 STORE FOR SALE--WELL STOCKED, WITH
lease excellent practice attached to IL having
good business will be sold cheap FOR cash. Apply for
week q. Ii. WHEELER Wholesale druggist, Il2 Cherry
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+ p TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.
Tools and Machinery of Fulton Iron Works.

/ r.
81. Tools and Machinery of Fulton Iron Works,
Cherry street, between C0lear sand East streets.
TRAVER ESLER, Office 81 Liberty street, will sell or
Thursday January 1870 Rt 109 O'clock the Stock, Too
and the above works. the accumulation OF TWEEN
years. first class steam engine and boiler works
VIZ: La,hes, Planers, Drilling Machines Bolt Cutters An
wis., Sedges, Blowers, F0rees, Blacksmith Tools, Eoe
shop Punches Shears Rollers Rveting Machines, Cranes
Cupoas Ladies' Carriages Engines Boilers, rsce'aneou
Fixtures &C Catalogues now ready nj the works
Of nnctOnecrg.
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THTANTED-TWO BOYS ABOUT Is YEARS OF AGE,
w who reside with their parents the west side OF tho
city and furnish references Address r. CO., box ia
Herald office.
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yXyILLlAM WRITER'S, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
w th. day, at los o'clock. at 81 West Houston street
of assortment OF Household Furn
turo Brussels and ingram Carpets Pier Mirrors Mattresses
Beds and Bedding; also the Kitchen Utensils.
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J7OR SALE-LONG ESTABLISHED BUILDERS HARD
and House Furnishing Store principal avenue Ia
Brooklyn; nnc opportunity. rarely offered, step into
grown up profitable business; capital $4,000 eOoJ0.
Address HARDW ARE, Brooklyn.
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DY JOSEPH HEaEMAN CO.--TH!S DAY, WEDNES
ID day Jan. L. at II O'Clock A. H., at No Hart street,
house wcst OF Tompkin Brooklvn by Myr-
tie avenue Walnut Parlor Suit, pieces In green
reps Lounge Brussels and stair Carpets Mat
ting Lace Curtains Extension Table Chairs, French
China Kitchen Furniture, Chids Carriage, &C., all
In mt
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A FIRST CLASS HOTEL TO LET-LOCATED NEAR
IA the Central Railroad depot and al the very best business
locality in this city ras hotel very atrac.ive and can b.
road Possession given before the lt day OF hpr
Inquire Of S. MYERS, Jewellers Myers HOUSE,
Schenectady, N. Y.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JANUARY
SALES AT AUCTION.

CHERIvF's sALE.-BUTTRR IN PACKAGRs.
- RICHARD WALTERS, sucsonssr. viii sch thh d.z
wednesday, nj 10 O'Clock punctualy at auction store ~
East Broadway 20 packages Of nne butter Sale positive
JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff.
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BOGART, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
auction Wednesday, tho 18th day Of January, $50,
O'Clock the forenoon at 46 and S Jane street. under
shall the OF Iron Foundry consisting or Castings
lon Machinery, Engine Boier Sc also the right title
and interest OF Edward Lyon which he had the 9th day
January 1870 and time the CATER, Of in and 20 GER
tain of the said premises and the buildings thereon,
subject, however, to n certain cnatel mortgage
JOHN H. HITLER, Marshal
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TOR SALE--h FIRST CLASS MAHOGANY TOP COUN-
Il ter, % feet long Apply at sos Canal street.
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\vOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION As COACHMAN
and gardener understands the and cement Of
horses thoroughly and would make himself generally useful
Address b. H., box III Herald Office.
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS,
IL business part Of this city well stocked and doing
business OF $2U which be increased. For
particulars apply to WM. H. PEEK Co.. 90 John street.
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A UcrIoN.-LARaE AND POSITIVE SALE.

A pMINIsTRATOR's sALE.-EBEN HATHEwAY,
N auconeer, Will sell Friday January a. at III o'clock.
premises T East Tenth street the whole Personal Pro-
perry Ham deceased consisting OF House.
hold Furniture Watch Horse Wagons Platform Scales and
Tools Personal Effects, 30. BY order OF Henry T. Haml,
A. .l..in
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TINTED STATES MARINE CORPS.-WANTED, IMME-
daey this branch OF the service, unmarried men,
81 OF Ths s fine opportunity for OF
good character who desire to enter this branch Of the United
States Naval service Preference will be given TO those who
honoraby discharged from the United States
Army Marine corps Az evidence OF the popularity OF
branch the service nearly 200 soldiers OF tho
with good conduct discharges have enlisted At the Brooklyn
during the last months Further information
will given by the andin: Occr Of tho Marine Bar
racks Flushing av., Brooklyn, New York.
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yNANTED-AN INTELLIGENT LAD, Is TO II, OF
good connections who is quick and correct at nguros
has had experience, assist the oce OF
dry goods obbing house, Address, with references L. o. t.
box 100 Herald once.
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VTyANTED-A ONE HORSE DRAYMAN OR EXPRESS
w man, do work u store. will furnish for
small family and stabng for horse. Apply thu premises,
at1 Weat g9d Ct
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DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
ID ONCE saesoom 81 Nassau street, opposite tho Post
Office
The great auction house OF JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL
will ael day 1917 O'Clock at their saesroom ~ Mas
snu street. large of Household Furniture Pia
Mirrors Carpets, &C. -
Also Once Furniture, Safes, Iron Railing &C.
Also vs. dozen Oyster Butter, Stable and House Pas
for account OF whom II may concern.
Ep.r avjpUs 4c.
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EoR sALE-oN ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS LONG.
II well established French Steam Dyeing and Securing Es
tbshment Steam Boiler Copper Kettles Cylinders al in
perfect ordei lease This opportunity seldom
offered Apply the premises l48 Mulberry street, Ia the
rear from II to r M until sold. No agents need apply.
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n splendid opportunity; ssfe, profitable bnsncss; capi
required about 100000 would take part pay IN improved
real estate. Address box S. Brooklyn Post once.
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 This day, January IL,
at II o'clock at y Frankfort street MORTGAGE sals ot the
Water Apparatus Bong Machine, Mil, lilo dozen empty
Bottles empty Cases, Olhce Desks, Fixtures, &c.
FRED. ZIMMER, Attorney for Mortgages
Immediately tho elegant black walnut Fixtures,
bs Counter of iron Boiler steam Gauge, &c.
Also one black Horse, Box Wagon and Harness.
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rARPET HOUSE FOR SALE.--THE GOOD WILL
stock Fixtures and Lease OF r. +. MANY co. here
by offered for settle Inquire at and is
Foulth
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A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN DESIRES
"A situation as coachman; good city references; has n,
objection going In the country Address b. at p Trai
nor II Co.'s, 9d8 9Th av.
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EDwARD sCHENCK, AuCTIoNEER.
~ Administrators sale.

IN HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
NJ. 50 yesey street. general variety of Musns, Shrng
Sheetng Linens Shirts Drawers Hosiery Cutlery Notons
Pencils, Scissors Watches, and snndries
TNINE ENGLISH BOOKS AT AuCTION.-CL1NTON
Hail Hook salcrooms and Art Galleries.
STREBEIGH CO., Auctoneers Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, Jan ~ and IL, at O'Clock. Sale of large col
of choice Enginh Books, just imported Catalogues
ready Books on exhibition
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vVANTED-FOuR GOOD CLIMBERS FOR THE TELE-
w graph business; also few able bodied to help
set telegraph poles Call At 6O West 3oth st. 9TH
stair.
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L,OR SALE AT HALF COST-NEW FISH AND OYSTER
i Fixtures, corner Broadway and Tenth street. Williams
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L,OR SALE-A BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
Saloon, vel located for = restaurant with 81 years.
lease Apply s Canal street; West Broadway price
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w City Hall place. will sell Friday, 18th inst, NJ l0H
O'clock the stock and Of the -four and feed store
No. 8 Greenwich also ths two years Lease OF the
Of Flour Feed 4o tubs primo butter
Ac ALSO q team OF HoH and old about
10 hands high perfectly sound and kind; single Truck,
pole and shafts and double Harness, both nearly
new a Ethan Allen trotting Stallion
ola 5 hands high dark bay pescy sound aud very gen,
tie 2iU BETTER also thrsequarer seat road
Wagon built by Brewster, nne order OF city made
covered mounted Harness. nearly new; one Portland cutter
Rsgh built SbIey, used only four times The above
borpe. wagon 1c first turnout for any gentleman.
The whole will bo sold in lots to suit buyers without any re-
whatoy0r
Rv orda Of 0tNAil.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
"A ParIor Chamber and Dining Furniture, Carpets, ac
by COLE MURPHY, 38l Fulton street, Brooklyn, on
MedneSday. Jan. u, at l0H O'clock.
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to aid His church, and to bring about through
His mercy and compassion that the enemies
of the church, thinking upon
THE ETERNAL DANdNATIoN
which they are preparing for themselves, may
hasten to appease his terrible Justice before
the day of vengeance, and to console by their
conversion the affections of their holy mother
the church, and our ewn grief.
In order to obtain from the Divine mercy
such special favors, we earnestly exhort you,
venerable brethren, to join with our suppli-
cations your fervent prayers, and those of
the faithful committed to your care; and
going altogether to the foot of the throne of
grace and mercy, let us engage the interces-
sion of the Immaculate Virgin Mary, mother
of God, and that of the blessed Apostles
Peter and Paul.
The Church OF God from her beginning until our
day hes often been in tribulation and has often
been delivered. 1t is she who often cries out Sepe
e1pugnduerunt me jurete nted, eteniDt potue-
runt mint Supra dorsun fneufn JGbricaUerunt, pee
to-day will the Lord allow the sceptre OF sinners
determine the lot OF the just the arm OF the Lord is
not shortened, nor unable to save. Without doubt
he will deliver his spouse once again, his spouse
whom he has purchased with his blood, endowed
has also enriched with earthly gifts (S Bern, EP.
Conrad Reg. 244.)
And now we ask of God from the bottom of
our heart the abundant treasures of heavenly
graces for you, venerable brethren, and for
all the clergy and laity confided to the care of
each of you, and as pledge of our special
love for you, we affectionately grant to you
from our inmost heart the apostolic benedic-
tion to you and to all the faithful, our we'll
beloved sons.
Given at Rome, at st. Peters, the first day OF
November of the year 1870,
Being the twenty-ffth year of our Pontifoate.
PIUs PIP. TX
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CITY HTEMB.

REDUCTION IN PRICES, OCTOBER, 1870.
MASON s. HAMLN ORGAN CoMPANYs
CELEBRATED INSTRUMENTS
are the standard of excellence throughout the
world. The first at the Paris Exposition. For sale
in Philadelphia only at
GOULD e. FIsCHER's
ELEGANT WARERooMs,
No. 923 CHEsNUT STREET.
See their new and beautiful Resonant Cases, with
Euphone Solo Stop. Prices, from $50 to $500.
Stock OF 100 always on hand.
George Steck & Co.'S Grand Square and Upright
Pianos. Also, Hanes Brothers Pianos.
GOULD s. FISCHER.
J. +. GOULD.
WILLIAM G. FISCHER.
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A. A. S NJ Y r n,
MANUFACTURER OF
Champion of America
It A B l. Il . A u @ Il.

No. 1920 JONES STREET, Philadelphia.
The Proprietor OF this well-known Sauce desires
to direct attention to it's great merits, and would
especially solicit the patronage OF Families, Hotels,
Restaurants, Grocers, and Purveyors.
With the employment of the very best imported
articles, conjOned with great IN the manufac-
ture, he has been enabled TO remove from the prepa
ration the nauseous and pungent taste so common
to articles of this character, giving only the delight
ful flavor and aroma peculiarly its own.
The Bon vivant and epicure will ind this Sauce
delightful addition to the enjoyments of the table.
To the dyspeptic and invalid 1t is grateful
stimulant and excellent tonic, renewing the natu-
raj appetite, and mvigorating to the general
1t may be used in all dishes: Meats, Game, Fish,
Soups, Salads, Grayies, etc.
The following testimonials are respectfully sub
am of the opinion that for the purpose OF pro-
noting enfeebled or tardy digestion, and for iul-
proving the relish of and other food, have
no continent equal to Smyths Champion OF Anne
rca Table Sauce. - ,,,,,,
am using A. A. smyth's Champion of America
Table Sauce, and prefer it to any American Sauce
have ever used. CQhLiS DAVIS,
am using A. A. Smyths Champion OF America
Table Sauce, and prefer II TO any American Sauce
have ever used. H. M. BElDLER,
We are psing A A Smytns Champion of America
Table Sauce, and ind it very superior article.
We are using A. A Smyths Champion OF America
Table Sauce, and think good, II not BETTER than
any American Sauce we have ever used
HAGER. DASH ~ CO.,
Merchants Hotel.
am using A. A. SmYth's Champion OF America
Table Sauce and believe it to be the nnest domestic
sauce made. j. B. DE HAVEN,
Washington House.
am using A. A. Smyth's Champion OF America
Table Sauce. lind il as good, II not better, than
any have used. MOSES SCHNECK,
st. Charles Hotel
We using A. A. Smyth's Champion OF America
Table Sauce and believe 1t to be the best American
MOORE q WEBER,
Union Hotel.
A. A. Smyth's Champion OF America Table
Sauce, which j am using at my restaurant, is the
best domestic Sauce have ever used
MRS NJ. A. HARMER,
Broad and Chesnut
am using A. A. Smyth's Champion Of America
able Sauce, aud like u better than any American
Sauce made.
JOHN w. PRICE,
No 305 Chestnut street.
We are using the Champion OF America Table
Sauce, manufactured by A. A. Smyth, and lind It TO
be an excellent Table Sauce, as good as any we
have ever used.
EARL & CO.,
No. 43l Chestnut street.
! am using A A. Smyth's Champion of America
Table Sauce in my restaurant and Ike it better than
any Table Sauce made.
JOHN MCGOWAN,
Broad and Walnut
For sale by all First class Grocers. lll9s4t
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BOYS,
Boys,
Boys.

We selling for IS Boys Overcoats that far
pass anything ever offered for the price. Examine
them at RoCKHILL Il WILSON'S Great Brown Stone
Hall, Nos 603 and COS CHEsNUT street.
N. B.-Our $40, S12, and sl5 suits are going off by
the thousands.
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WITHOUT SPOT OR SEDIMENT.-Phalon's Vitalia, or
Salvation for the Hair, has no bad smell, and does
not stain the skin. 1t has no ingredient that sub
sides In the form of filthy sediment. Consequently
1t is not shrouded in darkened bottles. The natural
color of the hair, however completely it may have
faded out, is Invariably reproduced by the Vitalia
Sold by all druggists
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ITS VALUE IS INCALCULABLE.-For all diseases
with which children are AFFLICTED during the process
OF teething, Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Syrup is a
safe and certain remedy. 1t has stood the test Of
thirty years. and never known to fail. Cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels softens the gums, and
oil aoll mi
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THE CITY OF BOSTON has selected Hallet, Davis &
Co.'s Pianos for its Normal and Grammar Schools.
Warerooms, No. 927 Chestnut street. Prices mode
rate for cash and instaments, or rent. w. Redaeld
Phelps & Co., agents.
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 8
Sodth Second street, has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks of all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand dne assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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IET GOODS, NEWEST STYLES, DIxoNs, No.
~ q s, EIGHTH Street. l0lssWi
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, has large and airy
family rooms, quiet and retired although in the
centre OF business and places Of amusement This
house has no superior In New England.
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VALERs RESTAURANT, No. 929 ARCH STREET, ee-
ganty fitted up, is in full blast, serving all the
delicacies OF the season from A. NJ. to midnight.
Parties returning from the theatres opera house
served at the shortest notice from an unsurpassed
bill Of fare. Ladies' Saloon on the second floor.
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BEDDING, best in the city, lowest price, and gua-
ranteed, by ALBERTsoN Co., No. l4S5 Chestnut
street.
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TABLE SAUCE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-27
0bltnarn.

HAMILTON-When Death, with nolseess step
and unrelenting hand, steals In and tears from
our clingng arms one with whose life our own
was bound up By the cords OF an Immortal love,
overwhelmed and stunned by the stroke, We in
stinctively turn to the sympathy OF Others and
seek to relieve our own surcharged heart by pour.
ing Its sorrows into those taat beat IN unison
with our own. And it Is happy thing when we
can do this without murnurlng, or repining, or
rebelling against the hand OF Him who smites, but
with Christian resignation can bow to His will,
in fall assurance that He does NOT alict willingly,
does Is wisest and best, though IN our present
state we cannot understand the mystery of His
ways. 1t Is with these thoughts that we record
the death OF Mrs. MARY 3. hAAILToE, eldest
wife of John A. Hamilton, Esq, who departed this
life at Orangeburg on the morning OF the 18th Of
April 1870 in the thirty third year OF her age. A
life SO retired, so quiet and uno9truSlve as hers
in the home made so bright by her presence that
her many virtues shone, and they loved her most
who knew her best. An adectlonate daughter, q
loving sister, devoted wife, a conscientious
Christian ever seeking and ready with heart and
hand to engage In works OF plety anu benevo-
lence charitable to the 1aings Oh others, and Sc
we're only to her OWL; timid IN everything save
duty, her life was beautiful exemp1catlon OF
the true-hearted Uoman and consistent follower
OF Him who was himself, whilst on earth, ''meek
and lowly In heart" Summoned away by death
at moment when new tie was about to make
life doubly sweet to her, she obeyed the call as
coming from her Heavenly Father; and not only
without fear, but with calm resignation and url-
falterlng trust. With her babe clasned to her
breast, she went up to H!:n whom, "not having
seen, she had loved.n So passed from US her gen.
tie spirit-gone, we doubt not, to sparkle new
gem In the crown OF the Rcdeemer whom she had
loved and served from early childhood. We
mourn not for her. but for ourselves. The loss Is
only ours. Our consolation Is the precious mem
ory she has left, and the firm belief that the
"loyed and lost'i Is only "gone before.n
1--WE asked life OF Thee, and Thou gavest 1t her;
even length Of days for ever and ever"
Charleston, April 25 1870.
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CITY AFT AIR S
Meetings This Day.

German Fire Company, at P. NJ
Eagle Fire Company, at 3 ?. II.
Phoenix Fire Company, at P NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at 2 P. NJ.
Hope Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Young America Fire Company, at n. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1, at 8 T. N.
Hook and Ladder No. 2, at T. u.
Pioneer Fire Company, at2 P. NJ.
yicilant Fire Company, at 5 P. NJ.
Stonewall Fire Company, at halfpast ?. NJ.
iE;na Fire Company, at hall-past P. NJ.
Washington Fire Company. at P. N.
Palmetto Fire Company, at P. II.
Comet Fire Company, a. P. VI.
Stockholders Peoples Bank, at II NJ.
Chamber OF Commerce, at P. N.