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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-04

10 lbs. a day, from June 1st to October LIST, 500
10 Z" 500
20 I" " 10 90
fee will be delivered earlier than 1st june and lat
er than lst October, at the same rate per month as
during the season. .''I -F 5f -ar -a,.s,a-,i A. I
II not taken Tor the full season, the price will be
10 lbs day per month, So 90
10 250
~ r.......,.r ,..- -.tt. 800
Notice of change Of residence, If given at the Office
instead Of to the driver, will always prevent disap-
ntment. 'f
Any customer leaving town for t,uo sceeks or mere
at on: time, by givine notice at the office, will be en-
titled tC proper deduction. m ,-, - 10 F.
Complaints against the drivfrs for neglect, care
iessness, or any other caue must be made at the Or
fce, and will be attended to promptly. ori'll '-s'-
May %. dow -
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Wanted 7!

A YONNG man from 1s to 20 years of age. Go d
Apply TO WOODMAN & LITTLEJOaN,
JelSclw" 2S Oak street.
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Grs nd Military Review /!

will take place. Governor Chamberlain, accom-
panied BY his rul Staff will conduct the review.
parts of the State. IVY ~
After the Review, the Portland Water Com.
pany will open the Grounds at the eservoir,
on West Promenade, 10 the public, for one hour. =
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Celebration Of the Water Works

where addresses will be delivered by Hon. Charles
j. Gilman, In behalf of the company and His Hon.
Mayor King bury, in behalf o. the city.
The procession will again form in line and take up
ITS line of march through the prin, pal streets to the
Western Promenade, where a - -
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Coal and Wood !!

CARGO OF Coal, brig Hattie E. Wheeler, suitable
~ for furnaces, ranges, cooking PURPOSES &c Re
Also cargo Nova Scotia Wool delivered in anv
part OF the city, both cheap Tor cash. '
WIN IL. WALKER
0ct11dtf No, 24a Commercial Street,
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WANTED
BOarders Wanted

HENTEEL accommodations for Gentleman and
~ wife, pleasant parlor chamber. and few SINGLE
gentlemen may be had if applied or soon, at No. IS
franklin st. is iea0itt "
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RATES OF FADvERTIsNG.-One inch of fspace,
in length of column, constitutes square"
per week after; three insertions, or less, S1.OO;
continuing every other day after first week, so
cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents;
one week. $lOo; 30 cents per week l:.?da; after;
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additionaI.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs, $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less $1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has a large circulation
in every part OF the State) for loo per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per-square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to H~ IN
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.
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Bakers Wanted.
Wanted,

THREE good Bakers wanted at VIC. COBBS
Il Steam Bakery, Pearl St, Portland, Me. je25tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-04

4 Small Tenement-two rooms-in the easterlv
month. Inquire at "a 1-2 Cumberland St. te2itt
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Pasha Ais Arabian Coffe,
FOR SALE.

TI'HE SUBSCRIBERS being about to yclose ont tbeir
business on account of the i'll health of the
senior partner, offer their stock tor sae and store tn
Jet, affording rare opportunity for any one wish
Business N ""'
j. r. RANDALL 4 CO..
126 Commercial 81.
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Bleacher's Notice.

THE subscriber will resume his old business at
4 5a2 Congress street, short distance above his
od stand, Immediately after the "FouIth," where
ne III be prepared to alter bleach, press, color
al Kinds of straw goods, including Gents Panama
jup3Q 1w AID, SWEETSIR,
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Wanted Immediately!
Vessels Wanted .
WANTED

GENTS WANTED-ts1O PER DAY,-bv
The ANERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO..
MASS, or ST. LOUIS MO junodIno
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
ths .t..
Portland Publishing Co..
At 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine state Press

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 a year; if paid in advance, at $500
year. - fAta
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

~ To Let
WI board, a pleasant suit of rooms to a gem
W. teman and wife, at NO. 20 Hampshire st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

" PEALs OF LACGHTEE
WEE WILLIE wGYKGE. ,,
GEO M ::'s, he I, no c53:
EVERYTHING NEW; ,.-,,,.r
NlBLOs GARDEN. ..
~ ForRTHr WEEK OF THE r CHARMINGI arTR ACTRESS
who will appear for one TEEK E, 9SIT 81 Gasy
in Tom Taylors Drama in four 'cs cn;i,dthe
Supported ty Powerful Cost
@ preparation. LII LIZ NELL. .-.....
MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT TlCkEl-OF-LEAyE MAN
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ANNUAL FESTIVAL
ROMAN cArmoIIc ORPHAN ASYLUM,
AFrERYooS And EVENING
MATlNEE AT O'CLOCK
selection the brilliant, sr COMPANY of walcs Theat
gcn,ra, rendered by LESTER wALLAcK ESQ., will appear in the
'O''''' % GENTLEMAN PROM IRELAND.
,r B. T. RINGGOLD. Mr. NJ flanagan, Mr.. Z. NJ. HOLLAND
MI W. QUICKLY, Mr J. PEEK Miss ANNIE DLLAND Miss
''''''' KISS IL THE DARK,
o Mr. WM h. FRELIGH Manager OF Bowery
Tbster Mr j. McCLOsKEY NJ. GEORGE FRANCE, Miss MILE
SACKETf Mss KATE FRANCE
HOOLEYs MINSTRELS,
from D'ooAyH' Oy 'O-''TR R n HooLEY. esq.
EVENING. a, o'clock
Mr Z. EDDY,
in the Comic Drama Of ... ,,,s
Mis-. Z. b. HOLMES, Mr J. ROONEY Miss JENNY MERTON
The celebrated ..,. r,.,ro,
will present Budget Of bis Comic sOrg',
The Comedy Of rn,,,,,, IT ov
NJ, CHARLES THORYE jun Mr.. j. ROONEY, Mr., ELDRIDGE,
M FRANKS Miss JENNY MERTON
Inc ''''0 San FRiNCiSCO MIYSTRRLS. -
Bv courtesy Messrs. BIRCH, WAMBOLD BEkNAhD aud
BACKJS, Managers
With ,,r,s,>r ,rprcupop
Mr J. II. BOWERS. Mss POLL, BOOTH, ,r,,-
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Proposals.

DEPARTMENT or PUBLIc P,rKs, 2l5 Broadway
Nav loRK, Oct 4. 1870.
DPOPOckTS will be received mt this Office,
for the REMOVAL Of the huiqng SHOWN 1
situated Chamhcrss' in tie 'y han Iiis'
Also or The purchase the premises Of all the nate
rial Of such IN ling
within 20 days aer the acceptance OF th proposal anu
the ground lett level with that ,.,-,
1eu Proposals. will be addressed TO the under ned nlofs
PfOrosals fnr the cuOyal Of lie Rouna"
PETER b. sly EESY president Department Of Pahlc Perks
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,,-vp,rorryF STO-K MABKET-OCr;
financial.
SIS INVESTMENT.
A FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
CHERRY VALLEY, SHARON, AND ALBANY
RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT CON
VERTINLE BONDS.


I,sret payable 70 and December 49, at the Metropolitan Ma
tsnsl Bank n TIE City Of NeW-Yors.
THE CHERRY VALLEY SHARON AND ALBANY RAILROAD con-
meets Albany BY way Of Cobbcs The largely fequeu,ei watering
lsce, sharon Springs valley through very rich
agricultural country hcy e ard many thriving villages The
length Of the Cohhru Cherry Valley 1T Is
FERPBTUALIY LEASED To TllE ALBANY AND sUSQUEHANNA
RAILROAD WHICH ROAD is AGAIN PERPErUALLY LEASED
TO THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY The
lease made the latter Como Irves at they shall and keep
order the Cherry Vsly sharon and Albany Railroad the
latter per cruss earnings THB ROAD
Is THOROUGHLY WELL BUILT AND BQUIPPED AND HAS
RUN REGULARLY SINCE THE 10TH OF JUNE LAST. ITS
EARNINGS HAVE BEEN;
JUNE. ~ s06 p,
JULY s5.7O2,
AUGUST s6146i WHICH 20 PER CENT IS PAID TO THIS
ROAD AND IT Is THUS DEMONSTRATED THAT IN THE FIRST
PEW MONTHS THEIR EARNINGS EXCEEDED By 30 PER CENT
THB REQUIREMENTS FOR INTEREST on THEIR FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. There the business in
future vastly and e1avagant estimate the
eangs year double those this making the p
Iey valuable the stock will doubt
dividends per per The capital stock Is $4,000
all subscribed paid up cash. The whole Of
Morgsge which The only lien the entire property
The Trustees Of the Mortgage are j. PEEPONT MORGAN
SEY MORGAN Co. AND T. 7. OLCOTT, yICEPRESIDENT
or THB FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF ALBANY.
Bonds per and convertible stock
Che option Of te holder
Fy TlOuna Dollars Of the Bonds have been sold AND WE OFFER
THB REMAINING s2SOOOO AT OF AND ACCRUED INTEREST
DOUBTED A BOND WHICH Is FULLY EQUAL AS A PER.
yBCTLY sAFB INVESTMENT TO ANY FIRST MORTGAGE
BOND QUOTED AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
II q Apt 4 r, D pr,,1,
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Nrw-YoRK, wednesday, Oct. s,

NEW YORK Wednesday, Oct. s, 1870
The Horse market was less active than yes
teray although the dealers in valuable stock are kept
busy I'm showing Off their finest animals to quite num-
her OF wOuldbe buyers, sales Of any amount TOOK
place.
Canadian farm horses sold lively enough, without any
change in prices which II range from S25 TO Slb; Dut
for railroad horses the den and has evidently decreased
since the taking of Of the Government tax ana thc con-
equeut reduction of fares in the CITY, so at least We
were inf0pned in Bulls Head Market, although we are
at a loss to understand how the market can DC
at all affected by the reduction, the rail.
horses must either less ears and thereby OvercrOwd
them, or must make more trips and thereby OycTtask
the poor beasts already worked 20 the full extent OF
their ability to endure. In either the time OF their
service must be shortened and the railroad companies
will discover that economy in the number OF horses
Will be expensive economy indeed.
There fair attendance at Messrs. Barker & Ham
Inns NewYOrk Tatersals where the horses put up at
auction were knocked down at the following bids:
Description. Hands. Years. Prices.
Black stallion 0n................... IS $50
Grey Messenger geing ......... l5t l95
Brown gehing lof
Brown mare. re...'''''..'''''''''..' ~ 10
Also a cheaper horses which brought $40 less
As far gather information from the various
carriage manufacturers and dealers there will be very
tura Fair which will open on the nth inst a Prospect
Park Brooklyn. Something in the neighbOrhOOd Of co
carriages mostly of our best makers, VIII be exhibited
At the BrOOme-st. factory of Mr. Brewster & Co. OF
Filtl-aye, had occasion TO admire London brOug
ham," finished I'm the most recherche style. This brOug
ham Of three lately built to order by this leading
firm and now the property OF one OF our most prominent
citizens, who Judging from the coat OF arms on the car
riage doors evidently member OF one Of the oldest
NewY0rk families.
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD:
IL SUNMER ABRAN g n n -. eu, o..
on anl after MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Trains VIII @'o JAMES Dup "
fol.IW5.
O:Una Noort War rain stopping Il al ''''
l2.fn m Ilemustrld Way
l.sO GT,cup and IarhoT fNpres-
$40 n. NOHhpOu Ekir'-s
$50 Norihpou Nay
:s0n "a Tor Nor.h I.lp and nterno rate siAo 60, pvr
Al1rrus branch tor NeWpsieli 80 urrtr
valley, huntington anu ~ ,1rnN
Point Al N. anl o. M. o.. q m lo n m tr,ns
.soIlf direct -
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Diuioeno Notices.
raa Sfv;YosE cssTsSI AsR agPsos Rvsa Co,

n IHh nav YORK. LENTHAL HrDsOS hIVRH r. K. CO..
TKEAsUREKs OFYIcE, ALBASY, Sept 10, 1870. !
'I'HE DIRECTORS of this Company have de-
cared DIVIDEND ofPOUR ~ PR CENT the capital
e payable The ls day Of 0etose n1t at the ONCE Of Messr'
D1neau. tbenasn & Co, 10 thc City Of NeH.lork
Iey have also declared Ike DIVIDEND oPOUR ~ PBR CENT
o h Consolidation Certificates" iutd b the COMPANY payable
date Of le Union Trust Company, IN the City Of
hsaior1.
Tie viii De closed The close of business THURSDAY
u M Of September instant ad viii b. ePeuel on The morning
- >. WORCESTER. Treasurer
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
| ~ ERN RAILRO ID. ..
MORRIS An AND II Essex DIVISION.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
Depots in Newio foot Of Barcat AMI foot OF Clr'tophrs
ynEh M m EEPRRss AGARSSHH "a & &sGs1ss BAI & & e 5 9
ton Branch II Chester Branch at with Sussex r R.
oT Ano's anl Newton al W aso9 with 6he p L. am w =, s ~
cue and Oswgo a al points the LaclawanuA aud Bloomsbury
i:o ~ LEiiIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, at Newark Morris
nsc les Ps oS @ TSi n D FRsPIB P B & hon s al Eat
EsiOi with l. r Bethlehem AelioSu Mauch Chunk, AMI
zop m SCRANTON EXPRESS Connects Dover
r. At %aeoo with Sussex r. sn at Washington with D., L., ami
3 r. % W1 FTaP @ 's MS n iS1se, Saaoa m Boonu Chester
For MoRRisTowS at l2o M o:2O 4lO $50 ami
SUMMIT and intermediate station, at G:3o $780, and loo%
Fcr oRAYGE aRi SOUTH ORANGE, 6:9o 72O 90 1910 AMI
1l:2O NJ lO 2Je 3O 420 4O $780, 6:OO Gi) 9OO and ll;'
For NEwARE at go 5e 500 go oo 'o:lo 1922 i?1
io s5o '5; $40 J. s. SO 5;a 5 5 6:o s55 @ 5o5 sa i5 p m
Trains marked stop a; East Newar4 ,., ,
Il 9 @ Me- SsG5 3 g o. D. aG2ID D. @ u.s. e 1a S SSGSIcLR NJ $40 'n
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leaves Depot
II foot Of tlaml es ami foot Of 15lat as 0oW so,
P m "a u ai Le,ye list i -, r, g g1 a. G M an. & n
,cr.r the 10 m train throlea to uio oarecng Iore
en G. oD Sceie Cclcae, m nranf te train from Su'
| a. train rom NeaYoit to Rocie. Buffalo and Cincinnati
Jes Way sl3oa M ami $50 m C22ist ILLS
et5h s1i WAY at $3.50 p H. 3Ist, 3:i5 p M; and Sun
o. @ "9y COM ] T. ,nj , VA s s36a T CaI g. sal5am)
Tor N,v 5urIh and WAY m $3.50 and $3.50 m (25st, 7;'j
Ff sasm ard wsJ and p 3I ii5 and 5:45 NJ The
atcr Tn 'i3jp c2is 4ii:i5p m) Ga, ,o.,, and lbs
For rP,eIoa agl Ns' ION - D'9, AZ ppot AT
6:f5 lo:l5 mi y .i:' 5:l' ard: =: p m e.,,1t.5
Hil,lC, -Jl-s y ot. AZ 6'i' 'f'
o. m f2:II 3f5 4j:5 5.fJ tj:jp Prom ChamoeTst Depot
500 m - m t!J 4J t';5 $500 and t0 10 N. .o.,.
Tor ilT or Nyaca Nou,cy, Way tom Z - De o. sty
an; tI2.- f3:i5 AIS 4:i, anil t,5 m AM I'
i5 li7p ~ From Chamlcrs-s Depot at ifa m tLJ 0'J,
i.l-. 4:3 500 and iJ:JD Satur onit tI ~ T. s,
l.ts E plsagr arI Apartment In Daans-oom ana sleeping
r o ip.i and or Ter. fr ug trlnser Of bag
..f NAV b. In Company oIccs -i ' a' -" bfo'A,
l ~ 81: sI Or rHRth; lthst AL IurIa'G. haf
lem r P4fon BroAlyn Depot. foot Of Chamherss AMI loot oi
2. N:Yo ~ trIu.t lace. aul Long DotA Depot JERSEY
C'r and Of ihe seH. at t-s pr ,ai h'te' w, R,rP
l. y. RJCKEH, Js.s' =" M D.. D.. ;, A.
". ~" For Tackeusack only
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

TRAND FAIR for the BENEFIT of the
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS IN GERMAN TO be held al the Ano
of The 7h REGIMENT ~ C. n s., commencing October H. 1870
The undned e and gentlemen who have undertaken TO bold
Bar purpose earnestly appeal to the public Tor generous
H. AZ present raging Europe with uneIampd severity has
suffering requires the utmost efforts TO ee'e me
ht thousand wounded French IN ber charge Every household
pe 10 the ucrmo The hospitals have become inadequate TO receive
The wounded the have taken item to their own homes but
the dist es docs not end With the wounded ,,..-..
The peculiar military organization Of Germany has ci into t1,
fell m lar the greater portion of the abebo male population AMI
nanv families have bcreaved Of their support r'yer
these innocent victims Of the Wr for the Ndo"s aAl o-' '
the fallen alO cal 10 your sympathy
z"
hear Of people, and confident the pu1hc VIII respond
this call only L5 visiting the fair but also hy sending CONT
Tie smls gifts VIII he welcome With the largest and matters ROT
whether in money salabe articles ~, ,.-.r a.
From oct " to Il will be established at he Arno o he
37th Regiment situated Broadway AMI lhr1t'i 'r ne pnf
butons IN the mean ne aoIe oA '|
loving ladies' have consented 10 do 50: ~. or, ... 4,
M Consul GeueriIJ ROESING, q West Thrtysec nt
Conml 6 sner LEOP SCHMIDT, A. East TEent .ln' ! "a
UEIDFLBACH - West Thry-nnihs -; Mrs FlEp h. ''..
Tast Ffteenht; Mr.. Gov r. SALOMON, % We F - 49,
Mr.. Prof FRANCIS LEBER, q Bas lhhy..ounhs' NJ = ,
w. KRUGER la West FOry ghtbst.; Mr. WM S-ttNN H'l
Lex ngtonave; ]. DE- NEUFNlLLE, 70 L So .'i@' 49,
GEORGE N. BElER, Seconiaye. corner lhi .ir . -"
CORDFS. l9i LcHngtonave; Ms kATE GhOSs, J4- l'.-s
The Treasurer la Mr. FRED. n iNE 81 bFOai ST.
BY order Of the General Comm tie , r.,,,,,,-, =,
RAYMOND SChRAMM.
Con, 9e Ig-O Secretaries Executive f'rr.
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c pev al O5ael IS Oats in t demari Western lover ste
ts", western 52d53c., and State. %d57c

nt.,r Oct 4-Coton quiet; Muugs l4c sales, 800 bales
- reuts bales expoIiscogwlse, 2oy basi ztoeA iV
--,-.--t-., c..i orf,.rv l2lc.
,,iss 81 hse receipts 30 bales stock. $50 bales - ~
S.vA.NAn Oct 5-Cotton iu mode rate dcnan1i Mldnss
.,lss haes net receipts 40l bales exports ooas'"ise @ ~
atook. g57 bales ., . ,,.tr,rs ~
5islC; sales bales receipts t bales coSsHlse o
tota( bales; expOrts-to Grca. Britain, l,5- uAS
Oh bales; stock, 81 565 bales. , - Y Nt;l5rnrs
NoRTorK Oc b-Coiton duh and nominag lower; Low Z
J6o sales 100 bales; net receipts, GS bslosi exports
bales; stock 2,Sli bales q, -. ,t85rpgs
BAIr1NoRR Oct 6-Coon duh and noninaly lover love- ~ tos
So sales bses receipts so bales eossiws, @ O'
l5 bales erpors-coavise 40 has; STOCK 1'p o b,s net
BosroN Oct s-Co;ou quie: Mdngs ec s sIs stock eco
receipts, 81 bales; ooastwse l,S9 Oaes' to'a'' i' '
GSIvysroN Oct 6-Cotton In moderate demand oHt t $50
Mdilings, l2ic sales $40 bales; net receipts "O'''' Wv
CHAErEsroN Oct 5Cot,on steady ani IN fair ac1r,
ialc; sales COO bales, net receipts lS'' t'''' "l
MSS 90 s2Con ou Ct sul s.ealy; Midl'nT i,i"i SAWS
900 bales, receipts, so bales stock OF N'Dl' '''
p1FPAIO LIVE STOCK MABkEI---o'ri % % a. coming to
C.,,,. % rfs continue lg1t otl bijc,. de-
~ .,s ala sne last week ae' onN - r,. ~ the
'J % Of their stock unless rt az ad's9'e e 0 ~ rstte
80 s,.s chiefly In.ra stock or ~ '' 10 - n Ot3
ss. las 10 sl5 NJ; stou' 10 Canada ce t Iut tl5.
W ~ ~ - lO0 The sheep ma -c, COZ AZ f,r g4B
fcnqnj advance last ni ma
- olio svrrrr ~ soil az s. 200 "a ~ ~
rvrsge AMI sS 2S for f. The receipts o. Ie 4'. ~ DS
sse Were III cel So - 251 70 a. .e SHye ~
o. iowa corr average h I viii be nouco u1' lo's n'e
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rcr.arta ara aeeiings.


:. FER DARK IN hEN ,l,i, I'm 70 ,is AUTHORS
a 81 KES vii lecture on l' '1'N'' '''F
Union .6i Pearl st. hea-lofA a-,, -. a.. N,,,,,r-
VrsTIN MCCARTHY will return to to Amer- Al r..
- @ To- odlef An LITERARY BUREAU, 1872 ha''Aa-
d.. SeaYork y o. Box Wv. r IL ,,,, onncos
NgRAA FAyARGER refpeeflly ,s a9@SuGcss eoas N IS
h' RrhlSGs fsor. recsi'ed - fA,ls ana p,dns
ppsiculsrs address hE FA'Ah'H"' N' ''"''
,NTV EDWARD HENRY BlCKERSTEIH,
Of London, Author OF " leeTl,,, LSD%!, ana
-, .,s.ch In Association Han lNehH ""
EE1RIBAT E1 EVENING. The 7th inst, a, . oeloea.
mo THE TEMPLES OF HONOR AND IEM-
1pp aSCR In the Cities Nesiorsi Brcoslyn and vicinity
n Ts bs,ng been grand FIDELITY TEMPLE No n of
NYo 10 hold public meeting to sdvAnoe ne cause 81 ~
H FRIDAY EVENING Oct At "a m, At TIE Shafch OF ns
S,,,nsers Mrrcerst Eighth you are speciuy ieqaes
r.y.i. Ni consist Of Addresses By ehleAA
snsskers and music by competent afls,. al,
Grand worm! i'~t'@' - - "@' - SNSHtN
peggt Grand W. Ismplar, "A
xY2.sss.ss.4
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Sales bp Autiion
nlnsical 1nstrnmenis.

4 GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS. AS1 BROADWAY, NBW.lORk, 49,, i,
will dispose Of PIANOS MELODEONs AMI OhuANS
I fscass makers extremely os prices for cash durag %
will take from $25 monthly until pads the sans 70 eI ana
money applied purchased New Chekenng flAhos ioi n
Monthly insiallmenis received for same
A VERY superior 7-Octave, Rosewood PlANO,
IN carved all Improvements 81 40 'An0'
BERGE. 81 Beeckerst
A LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
N RENT or SELL cheap for cash OF nssmen Rent dppef
purchase call and examine at NJ NJ hBkRELLs ware
No UnioB-square. (l65 FOarthaIe.l
A LARGE variety of Elegant PlANO-FORIES,
~ the finest instruments and the mos reasonable IN pe
public FACTORY and Waooms, 2J and % kast
tween SecOnl and Thrdsves- JENNls a oo'.
GREAT BARGAfNS-A splendid new Gold
Mcia parlor Grand PIANO also tie Gnest Rosewood
square PIANOS made @ than cost Any reasonable
@. er accepted. Address 6.l Broadway.
NEW STYLES MASON & HAMLIN CABl-
~ NET ORGANS. with improvements patented June ana Augus'
1870 PRICES REDUCED THIS MONTH ORGANS to REM
WAierooms, 595 Broadway
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NATIONAL LINE.

STEAI TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS iOWS,
From Pier SO. 81. North River.
UEINETiA. 81 tbAl, October s. o. p m
IOLf AND Ihoua,.......S irCKDAY October 5 40
FRANCE. 'lttl. o f,r- e. 20 p H.
IIsIA AIUgNhY. Oro.r2 . .t o D.
Passage 90 Liverpool Queenstown. cabin. 'aI . -
o.. Pra St.,r4e. Liverpool Queen Londonderry
"a lasg1w, 81, currency. - ... .,-..-,
VIRGINIA Audre,,...S SAT- RDAY Og.obcr = at 10
Cabin usss1re o. end So ecra.r, So Ial able
psssenge bu,d Paris reduced rats For luther particulars
'iF' j. ". J. HURST. Manager
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-08
Js0. L. RICHARD. JSo. =. "ELShAN :
1869 lo1U
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT TIE
LADIES STORE.

THE undersigned have just returned from The
Eestsrn Cities, with large and well Sc
lecied stock of Dry Goods and Notions, &c.
am, would respectfully invite our old customers
and the public generally, to call aud examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, ieelng
confident that 1t will be TO the interest olsH 10
do SO, as we:sre offering bargains We name
in part ssfOllOws
in DOMESTICS- Bleached and uubleach-
ed Cottons Of al-lgrades 81 and 10 4achedble 4
and unbleached Sheeihgs, Prints, Gmghams,
Bed Ticks, Plaid Gouons, Furniture Checks,
shir,ing Stripes, Canton Hannels. Brown
Drills, Crash, &c, SC. .'.>' -.a'
IN DRESS GOODS-Plajn and Plaid Pop
has, Lus'res, D,Lsines iColored Alspacas, En-
press Reps, sc Sc, also q complete line OF
Black Aiapacas al all prices and very low fig
ures; Mourning Goods, Bombazine, Single and
double width Wool DIanes, Reps, Poplin
Alapacas. Crepe Wells, Collars, Sc, &c.
H. NOTIONS our stock Is very complete
Embracing Hosiery, Gloves, Corserts, Hoop
Skir.s, KNITTING Cotton, Braids, Sc, &c.
We would a,o call Specia! attention to our
stock Of Flannes, consisting Of Shaker, and
other well kno~n goods both twlled and plain;
also Blankets Bslrnoral and Boulevard Skirts,
Shawls, Hoods, Scarfs &c., sc.
FUNERAL GOODS-Of these goods we
have a'complete stock, aud all orders will re-
ceive special and prompt attention.
Remember we onRside il no trouble TO show
goods Call and examine our stock and prices
and be convinced that we are offering bargains.
Feeling thankful for past patronage We solicit
continuance Of the same, which we hope 10
meri, By strict attention 10 business aud Cheap
Goods. TERMS CASH
RICHARD X WELSuANS.
Oct. l6, 1869. ..<
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-08

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ness often, though not always, cured
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OF fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
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It's occasional use will prevent the hair
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