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Cabinet makims, 81.
CABlNEF-hAk1Ne AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LUEsFoRD, No. 27 Queen Street.
Gabinet- Makilla, &r.

lwlsh to inform my friends and the public gen.
orally that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE is
still at No. q Queen street, where all the diseases
that Furniture Is heir to will be cured speedily
and on the most reasonable terms as usual.
Send In, therefore, an your sick and wounded
patients, and l will heatthem and make glad the
the hearts Of all those who favor me with patron.
age in this line. -
rwould respectfully beg leave to call your at.
lnt, Machines to be found In the MARKET, q l]com.
piete, for only SIT. Call and examine for your
selves, and read the testimonials Id favor Of the
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma.
chine, and then am sure you WILL take one home
with you. J. l. LUNSF0RD,
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.Eust ia116, Gnnuh

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, REWARD!
on the night Nogemter 2s,' lS7o.aa gray Mare,
about Is hands h gh. oyears old, with one little
black spot on the right hip. The finder win get
S25 reward. LYDIA LYONS. nov26-stpth3$
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No..
~ 81 WENTWORTH STREET.-The exercises OF
institution embrace all che branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education.
The hours from to O'Clock P. NJ. are devoted
TO German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
Writing and Reading. Lessons In Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to g O'Clock, for exercises or Arith-
metic, Reading, Spelling and Writing, and Orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
=, The Academy IS under my special superlnten.
Hiss ]. q. ANGEL, Miss LEONHARDT, Miss ].
MILLER:
E, Vocal Music by Professor F. RERCkHAN.
~ - = O. q. BERGMANN,
? auge -7'.- Principal
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NHOICE BLACK SEED OATS.
200 bags Prince Edwards Island Black Seed
OATS, at 81 25 per bushelo OF S2abs bags La
cluded = . ~
FLoUR-Oook i Cheeks "Chotce Family" made
from selected Georgia wheat Consumers can
depend on this Flour as standard and Uniform
In quality 80 t-.-.i-t
FLOUR. " bags and barrels
SUGAR-dlnereut grades from the Maryland
Steam Sugar Refinery
TWINE-in bales and bundles :.
LARD-Fairbanks Family, In caddIes and tierces
BAKING POWDER-Dr. Prices, assorted sizes
OANDLES-Werk's, In whole and half boxes.
For sale by ]. N. ROBSON,
noyos-Htuth3D&o MS. l and Atlantic Wharf
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Ay
AmnaeMEIIfH:

AmnseMeIIfs:
AzfJja D EaTT oF A1ss g.
~ b -
M:- Z: Il,
Pronounced Success Of SOPHIE woRRELL's
Burlesque and Opera Boufe Company.
THIS TUEsDAY)- EVENING, -..
The Fairy Musical Burlesquc.
CINDERELLA.
OR THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
THE LEON BROTHERS. FLYING TRAPEZE,
e., HERNANDEZ SPECIALTTES,
And the Pantomime VOL-AU-VENT.
wEDNEsDAY-BI,AOK EYED SUSAN.
nov2s-1
A B A L L
GERMAN FIRE coMPAN
Will be held at their Hall, Chalmers street, on
WEDNESDAY, November 80, 1870, at s O'Clock P. NJ.
noy2ss THE COMMITTEE.
T,HE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE :
MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
HALL OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER :,
UNDER TIE PATRONAGE OF THE FOLLOW
ING COMPANIES:
Pioneer Steam Fire Company OF Axmen.
Eagle Steam Fire Company.
vigilant Fire Company.
Phoenix Steam Fire Company.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2.
Etna Steam fire Company.
German Steam Fire Company.
Palmetto Steam Fire Company.
Hope Steam Fire Company.
washington Steam Fire Company.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1.
Young America Steam Fire Company.
Stonewall Steam Fire Company.
Senior Managers. -
NH. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department
RIM. ALEXANDER. First Assistant Chief.
0.P. AIMAR, Second Assistant Chief.
F. L. o'NEILL, Third Assistant Chief.
BIN. sTR0BEL, Clerk OF Board.
A. T. SMYTHE, W. R. MCINTOSH,
Z. d. .MOWRY, Captain W. A. KELLY,
7 q. I.AOOSTE. Major f. WILLIS,
r. O. BARKLEY, ]. H. ALBERS,
HUGH FERGUSON, VII. SMITH,
Captain ]. M. CARSON, A. B. JARVIS,
Major q. L, BUST, r s. BRUNS,
Hun. ". D. PORTER JOHN CHADWICK,
q. D. ENSTON, ]. q. DEVEREUX,
:. b. STEINMEYER, II. B. 0LNEY,
u. III. JACKSON, II. 7. PEAKE,
ARCHB,LD OAEERON, Major O. B. SI9WALD,
c. BART. Hon. T. Y. SIMONS,
CAPT F. ". DAWSON, JAMES DUNNING,
DR.. I. R. iLDRICH, JAS. ARMSTRONG, Jr,
ROBERT HUNTER.
Junior Managers.
T. S. SIGwALD, Chairman.
A. J. JAEGER, Secretary and Treasurer.
= ,ro.u MARION. o.1nrp
J. DELESLATN, GEO. MCNEIL,
J.P. oAHiLL, ". Il. slGwALD.
@. E. suREAu, f'OSFlS F.J: MELVIN,
G. E. sTEINMEYER.
A. v. KANApAux, J. 4. srEINMEYER,
@. q. wEsTENDoRFF.
yIGILANT.
D. j. o'ShihA' All. MowaY. II N'
PH6flX.
SAMUEL WRAGG. W. N. BRUINS.
II. F. FABER.
HOOK AND LADDER, NO. 2
81. C. CONKLIN, T. 9. ASTLE,
@. q. TlFT.
T. J. LYONS, WALTER WEBB, Jr.,
a. G. CARNIGHAN.
GERMAN.
T. ]. LILIENTHAL, ]. t. HARBERS.
]. II. OETGEN.
PALMETTO. ii
THOMAS CORCORAN. THOMAS MILLER,
". Il. TUOMEY.
A. B. HAIaHT. W. F. ABRAMS.
]. REILLY.
WASHINGTON.
O. F. LYNCH, n: 0,MARA,
J.J. GUENYER.
HOOK AND LADDER NO. l.
]. Il. LOEB, JOHN DOYLE,
A. JOHNSTON.
YOUNG AMERICA.
A. ". LEVIN, J.J. CALLAHAN, 49,
J.QUlNN.
~ sToNEwALL.
C. ". SElGNIOUS, w. E. JENNINGS,
W. Fl. SCHIFFLEY.
Tickets. can be purchased from either Of th
Junior Managers nov14
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TNoR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
E miles from the Port Royal Railroad, In
the Whippy Swamp neghbo:hood. One Farm
contains 375 acres. one: 1886 acres, and one l6o
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, with two or three comfort.
able cabns on each: also well timbcrcd, good
range for cattle and hogs; and perfectly healthy
all the seasons. For particulars apply to X: u.
f., Barnwen village. maylo
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far EdlE.

TOR SALE, ONE FINE ROSEWOOD
II PIANO, by ]. FRASER MATHEWES, No. SO
BROAD street. nov28-mtuths4
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PHOSPHATE INTEREST FOR SALE
I A party having an established and pront.
able business in DIGGING AND WASHING PHOS-
PLATES, located on Deep Water, offers for sale
an interest in the same, with view OF extend
ing the business to meet the demand. Address
"a. B. Co.. Key Box No. "a, with real name.
noy26-stuth3%
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SALE A QUANTI-
IN TY OF the above. Aoply OF Board OF Trade
Koums No. l9l Meeting street. nov10-thtu
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TOR RENT, THE LARGE, FINE AND
II eligible business Stand in the Town OF
Florence, known as "JerOme P. Chase's Storr.n
Apply to. or address, JEROME P. CHASE,
Florence s. @. nov2S-2"
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NOR SALE.-I HAVE ON HAND AND
E for sale another supply OF secondhand
Sewing Machines, OF various makers, which
will dispose OF very cheap. Call and examine at
No. e7 Queen street. J. LUNSFORD.
inpo1
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: GnnratlonGl.
ST. PETERS SCHOOL (COLoRED.)
WENTWORTH STREET.
DAY SCHOOL.
Admitted children, or to BE- raised as
such.
TuItIon-Lower Classes. 25c.; Higher Glasses,
40c., every two weeks In advance.
Teacher-MlsS H. DELETIRE.
NIGHT SCHOOL, AT pm.
Admitted-YUung men OF any creed.
Tuition-5Oc. every TWO weeks In advance
Teacher-Mr. n. FORMS.
FRENCH CLASS. HALF-PAST aP. NJ
Admitted Young ladies Of any creed.
Tuitlon-For members OF our Day School, 25c.;
for others, 40c., every two weeks In advance
Teacher-Mlss N. DgLETTRE.
A. n. F0LOHI,
'nov2s-la Pastor st. Peters Church, Principal.
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VO RENT, THE LOWER STORY OF A
i wcllsltuatcd house. with use OF we'll and
cistern. Apply at this olfice- nov.o-lF
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Remoual5.
4G Bent.

VLG EEHl.
DOOMS TO RENT ON THE SECOND
II noor, over Jewelry store No. 235 King
street, opposite Hasel. appiy at Store. nov2a-ls
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EOR SALE, A No. L WHEELER &
=. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, In Cabinet
Case-cheap. Apply at J. L. LUNSFORD's. No. 27
0nean straat noy23
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VTANTED, A COMPETENT WAITING
w NAN. Good recon mendat!ons required.
Amply at this Office. noVZe-I
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AT PRIVATE SALE TO DECEMBER l,
II the Desirable HOUSE AND LOT NO. lS
Montague street. Lot so by 2Oo feet; high and
dry; nrst.rate nelghborhood. Apply to ]. NC.
CABE, State Cotton Press, corner East Bay and
PIncEney street. noV24-o
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uOOK AND LADDER TRUCK FOR
III SALE-Six LADDERS and full compile.
Inent OF Hooks, Axes, Lanterns, &C., In perfect
order, ana goodas new; will be told cheap. Ap-
ply to NJ. a: NATHAN, Chief OF Fire Department,
Charleston. 8. O. - noyle-lmo
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a MALE TEACHER WANTED, TO
~ take charge Of the Mineral Springs Acade-
my, Marlboro County, s. @. Good references re-
quired. Address B. n. ROGERS, BennettsVi!le,
novl2-l5
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IIIANTEL, TO HIRE FOR SIX MONTHS
w or ayear desirable eResidence-preferrlng
20 have the same furnished or partly furnished,
with locality on or near the Battery, or near Rut
ledge street.. Address communications to Box A,
Nrws fIfica noV23
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WANTED A SMART SERVANT TO
w cnot and wash for a small family. Apply
at ARCHER'S Eazaar, No. 1853 King street.
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fdFfUATIoN FU WANTED, By A:MAN WHO.
SA ia Wiling toiHork al tsnything, and IS only
anxious TO obtain honest mas ossu tSat hut
ployed at g. gold mine, and unaefssan1poa As :
thoroughly. Apply at this ocice nov1e-o
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VTTANTED, A STEADY. WOMAN, A
w oood Cook and Washer. Must come wen
recomnended. Apply at No. 1873 Queen nnd street.
Srotth
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SPANISH CASTLE. SOAP. s,ss,
Just received from Havana, per schooner W. n.
Steele, 8 lot Of Gtnuine CASTLE SOAP, OF best
quality. For sale by
1' A. O. BARBOT, Druggist,
noyo4-thstu3 No. 48 Broad'street.
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DIRECTORY rOR lDvtRTisSRs.


AMusRARNTs-rwrLrrH PAer-Third. fourth, nish and
AstEoIcSy1sisrH pAer s, sixth =. .sss,s, column.
so1RpEas AND 'LoDaEks WASTED -NIsru PAGE
so4sp ''1 ASD sHSpsa GoDorsa wAssEp-snru rAer-rifA
sHoSs'IYS sHo6SIYH REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NrsrH PACE
BUSINESS eoSPPokrvNlrlEs-NrsrH pAsr-s'xsA o0
RHaL Hs9s
CLERKS ls"1 AND sALEsxEN-EIxvxxrH rAer-Fmh
sp sSna
CoAsTWIsE sTsAIsiiIPs-FInsr PAer-Fi,a aud sixth
F4ssss
HOUSES 70 AND u
FuRNIsHED-SxooSD PAss-Fourib, Anh and sixth
column
s1s sSs sJI$i5Es sAIEsfSosn f1s.-ISiIa solSn,a
HELP wS&SE;rgD-xALEs-ELrvrsru PAeE-s,1sh col
aELP NV %%RANrED-FExALEs-ELrvrs rAsE-FoursA
aoRsEs, cAsRiIaEs. 4o.-FIssr PAcr-seeond and
9SEs SGSas sSSms
5;' =,
s EE ksTaTE
column
PA0E-FOurth
sS1S1 column
NArRikONIAL-TwKLrfn PAGE Third column
NEDICAL-NINTH PAoE-Stxth column.
MILK AND CREAM-FIRsT PAGR-Thrd column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKfNG-FInsT PAGK-sfxth
MIscELLANE Eous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MIsCELLANEOUs-NISrH PAeR-sixth column.
NlEICAL-TwEI Eth PA0g-Fifth column.
NEW PUBLICATIOES--FIRir PAGE-Fourth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGx-Fourth column
PAssIFis,, osS%p S,1s
ROLITICAL-NISTH PAGE-Third column.
$ROPOSA ALS-FyRsT PAGE Fourth column.
pROPERrY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELrTH PAaE--Frst and second columne.
ZEAL ESTATE TO EXCHAN0E-NINTH PAaE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-rwELrrn PAsr-Third
REsTAURANTs-NrNTH PAeB-Fourth column.
REWARDS--NINTH PAGE Fourth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET-SKcoND PAGE
SALES At ACcTIoN-sroosD rAss-Fr.. second and
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-ELxv PACE
First, second, third and fourth columns.
GTUATIONS WANTED-MALES-ELxvxN PAGx-
SPECIAL NoTicEs-rInsr rAar-rra and second
sPoRTiNG~Doas, BIRDS, &o-FIRsr PAsE-seoond
sToRxGE~ELxvEwrH PAon-s.th column.
SUMNER RESORTS-NINTH PAeE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIR6T AGE Sec0nt column.
70 Let FOR. BUSINESS PURPosEs-sEcoNp PAGE
TRAVELLERS '1H. 1GHU.ipE-rrEsr PAer-si.th column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-F1Rsr PAsx-sixth
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THB BLOOD Is THE LIFE.
J. New Discovery.

l. New Discovery.
Compound Oxygen Treatment.
DR.. BROWN has ocatcd permanent once at No. ID West
Twentieth strest, New York. for the purpose OF treating
Of the blood by means OF the inhalation oxygen
biuaAton Qf esse. h which chemists and scientific
men have been trying 10 form for centuries but without
Kbas results TIL the recent important discovery made
This remedial lent entire yderent In composition and
euAr 10 tho human family II would be Impossible this
derived BY Ibis method of but sucs
70 say that the great renovaor Of the body aud
all sufficient In healthy organism, provided II bo and
ample quan tut - disease progresses and the biood
eencrs s induced and the whole 10 In danger To
the blood OF healthy secretoDs f. surely
the TO repair the mischief and pure air sufficient
coming disease conditions In disease, them the demand
Me.giying agent.
furnishes the clsments Of muscle nerves. the elements
Of nervs skin tho clements OF Ia; and yet while each
OF these diner somewhat In composition from the Others
constituent elements Of blood BY which they funished
will reach all diseased and impoverished conditions OF
blood; for, ow will the blood healthy boue muscle,
nerve ana skiu In impure and diseased condition.
gen the universal tonic and blood purifier
breathed into the lungs enters the circulation
all impurities IN the blood: stimulating the stomach
healthy scton causing hesithv tissue TO be fomed
ing a nervous Irregularities mparng life and
vfgor TO the shattered and wasied nervous system.
Dr. BROWNS regular graduate OF medicine surgery and
hygiene Therefore u making oxygen specially, he does
cooperate with him in sevisng human suffering
PHYSICIANS arc invited to call and In esgato this remedy.
and use IL ss an auxiliary IN their practice.
Al inquiries by letter win be answered. and all
Information given BY calling upon
No. ID West Twentieth street. Now York.
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MILK AND CREAM.

NJ D. .wooDHULL, PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
1<e in Orange MIX and Cream Hotels, Restaur
ants and Ice cream saloons supplied By wagons from
Prospect Park 70 Harlem river Cream well packed 10 Ice
regular customers In Baltimore, Washngsos Albany and
Principal ohce Hoa 20 q and North Moore street. New
Branch once AdADs And NySts srsnns
Arook
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DRY GOODS.


"A NEW STORE,
ssl BRoADwAn
Gents, :,n linen n, Hsnak.,shef:, l2s to Sic.
Ladies: S,s: al al linen linen hs%siss ls 2Ce a
w E'''' '' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sAFsHSs SpSss,ssEy g EynAr
Linen men Tsgs rSsr. T.,m%ngs ss. sss R piece
Lace edge Raslnss as; piess.
SisSif .aiss asa sSs'afs Sof.a. asd "is.'sH ssss
,' ' w. ESs5 4aSs E2s SSES sSsstssz Ssss
H:si S0n: L.s:: L.s. s &c. ys aPss'
Lac: Lac. fsf.sS! coisG Sssefs c se se o 81 u
Lace HandkeFchiefs, 26c. up. - 1855.
EssoR SSss: o. ss;; Y:,a
a III SSsss: Ss$:s Si.:i H., : III
| AZ the nsw styles IN Round Hats.
shape: IN Bonnet TSiSaHsa H DrrAsunrs.
ss ss Eass E,%ssss: s.: &c. g. &c. &c., 'ss ysss s,ss.
White M.r.eiIiss Trimmings. ne. ZIG. piece.
Sssiss ~ is
Coiored and Black satins chesp ,o,v.,
ssSRS SHsS SSrSs + SSS sSssss
Ladies' nns Spring Gloves, lsc. up.
ias: k..s: Rls Ps siays: sssa ssv.. @ H. s s. pair
L:Sl.: kia sSys. fi"s 1s soG Ss Pal.
Ea,5i Eas.s sri I.ii afiEIss iEs:s, fsss isss &C. &c.,
ssss' &c.: sGss ss.s % s.ns Z., ss. e spool
Every color 10 embroidery Sin, &c.
S1;ses S !, %s;i,aF $,:sF Ss:sa: is and PC. 's'in.
fe'rl Sleeve Buttons ' ''' .n1 WIIIiHM kinney
between Aml,y and Fourth ssrssssA
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OsLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.
tween New Yori and HssIs ssins :. Bes. ".'p'
vii
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday April 16
sr LAuREST Iemarie Saturday, April 80
FEEEIREr r nusheane: Saturday. May Z
S.ssS$ :,
Paris Including railway
These steamer. 90 not garry .;eer.ss p:.se1ssr.
ss
sas SSa.e ''' eEo SHcSESs1E, Agent No 6 STo.i~sy
r .oSDoS AND NEW yoak STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steamer ss.l. esssy soi's'sh, ares. to London.
ATALANTA. Pnkham, April IS, atsP.M.
aSn sa sseoSs cen sso ssssras
Excursion tickets available for SIX months:
Antwerp and Rotterdam At rednced currency rates.
Apply iSf's'
TAPsCoTT's EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE
h anI
sy . Great and ID nd
TApscoTT BRoTHERs CO s, ss South street, New York
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BuRgAU.-oFFICIAr
WiLLMAErH, United states Court BudfnG', Chamber;
CGAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS.
pAc1fIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
ca,osnYss ,sI and nd China.
ss: New aHS Sax sfass
according 10 location Of berthj " @'N
These Include berhs board and ali n.cesssrca Tor
Steamers Of the above line leave pier ~ North vcr foot Of
san.' ',s . sS SS'sSa sSa sGs1 sI.s a each month
except when those days fail sunday then the day pro-
One hundred pound. Of baggage free TO each adult
.Aprit AI.AsKH Captain Gray, connecting with steamer
MERCA Will leave San Francisco Apr, 90, 1870
fr.isS; FOR ALASKA received uu,a4 p N. on Monday,
Apri Al usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting i
For freight passage tickets and all further information
=. a. BABY, Asen.
l ss ArLsSrc cS aafL Kill sTEAasnff II t4st tcoMpASY.
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at O'Clock P. NJ
C3LuasdA, CsP.sin x Van Slice .......".....Aprn, :!
ApRRo CASTLE, Captain R. Adala via Nassau.
s. .. WHEELER, yr, President,
No. Bowling Green.
HAyANA, sIsAL AND VERA GRyz. -
twenty days from pier II East river, at u O'Clock noon
s4 ssf40SSyrasAAh s. aAhIba fgn Ny
:" ''''s'' Of r xEE2gSDhE SONS, 30 Broadway
aRtSo captain sSssos 20
All goods FOR Houston the interior win be forwarded by
our aHents Messrs T. II. McMahAn Co, free OF charge
For freight or passage apply TO
.. h. MALLORY 4 CO.. 1853 Maiden lane.
t'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
j. . Old Dominion Steamship Company.
s'esmshps Of this line leave pier North river foo. OF
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at NJ connecting with tho vr.
gina and Tennessee line, the Seaboard Inland Air hne
Petersburg ANA wedop railroads. Chesapeake Ohio ran
roads: ;n$ and Psn.. s, Ts.onsh
al points South and southwest
Apply ~ once on pier 81, or 70
n l.. MocREADv, President
ls1 oresny}ch sFeeh corner Of Dss.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER, NEW
i York, April 4, S1o-SAchems and Brothers-You arc
hereby notified attend the services
bro:hsr s..GranS sachsm Daniel E. Deaysn at Dr. Bur.
avenues this (Aouday) morning, 1t 0x O'Clock. Every
brother ID requested TO be present. By order,
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Grand Sachem.
WILSON SMALL Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-26

The Circus came to town Yesterday with its
forty horses, band ''chariot," tumblers, clown
and saw-dust. The fine shower of the pre-
ceding night had so laid the dust that it was a
pleasure and a delight TO the boys to gather at
the street corners and on the sidewalks to
witness the ever-enrancing street parade, the
nodding pumes of the horses, the carriages
ornamented with pictures representing won
derful feats in horscmanship, and to wonder
which of the men on horseback or in the car
riagcs was the "ring-master or the &" old
clown" Youth is ever captivated by the Cir
Gus, and in fact there are but few grown per-
sons who do not take an actual delight in wit
Messing even the performances under the cam
vas, and laughing as heartily over the stale
jokes as though they were just fresh from the
mint Of Momus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-26

Messrs. Arno, Hodgkins & Co, manufac-
turers of organs and melodeons, in Gardiner,
are doing large business in their special
line. They are enterprising, stirring young
men, enthusiastic in their business and deter
mined TO furnish instruments that are first
ments of their manufacture are in use in this
city, and give great satisfaction to their own
ers. One of their make, a swect-toned and
beautiful instrument, is in use in the lecture
room of one of our city churches. Why
should money be sent out of the State for ar
ticles that can be purchased a great deal
cheaper at home?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-26
The Messrs. II. & C. T. Smith have ha

The Messrs. II. & c. T. Smith have har-
messed their central motive power to a thresh-
ing machine of new pattern, that has some
advantages over the old. The crank of the
machine is higher, making it easier for parties
to operate. The principle throughout is the
same as the machines we have repeatedly no.
ticed, and we advise parties who wish to- see
this perfect machine operate to call at the
store of the owners and exhibitors on Water
street. The Messrs. Smith are now negotia-
ting with parties for the sale of territory OF
their patent. Their machine shops, three in
number, are constantly at work turning out
the different machines run by this power, but
are entirely unable TO supply the demand.
These gentlemen are applying this power to
other machines beside the threshcr and saw
mill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-26

declaration of the Paris Congress of 1856 as
follows: Privateerng Is abolished. A neu-
tral flag protects an enemys merchandize, ex-
cept a contraband of war. The merchandise
OF neutrals except a coptraband OF war, Is
not seizable under foreign flag. block
ade must be effective, although Spain and
the United States did not adhere to the dec
laration of 1856. French vessels will not
seize the property of the enemy when such
property is the cargo of a Spanish or Ameri-
can vessel, provided it is not a contraband
of war. France will no longer claim the
right to confiscate the property of Americans
or Spaniards, found on board the vessels Of
the enemy.
The journal Official announces that the
Minister of War has given instructions to
commence putting in a state of defence and
readiness for active service, the old tortif-
cations of Paris and the forts beyond the
present works. 1t also reports that in spite
of the interdiciian promised by the govern
ment, certain journals continue to give news
of military movements TO the great detrl-
mont of the national cause. The govern
ment had hoped that an appeal to their
patriotism won d be regarded. 1t will be a
matter Of regret if force shall be found nee
essary to secure the recognition of the law.
Up to this hour no report of any general
engagement has been received here and none
is expected for some days.
DUnLIS, July 25.
The sympathy Of Ireland is almost unani
mousy with France. Large meetings were
held at Dublin, Cork and elsewhere yester-
day. They adopted strong Galiean resolu-
tons.
CoBLENrz, July %.
At 5 o'clock on Sunday morning a force of
800 Prussians crossed the line near Sarguen
minis, 40 miles from Metz, and after encoun-
tcrng small scattering parties of French
chasseurs the Prussians took up position
| ana sent ont flying detachments along the
railway, uniting Strasbourg with st. Avolt,
which tore mp the rails, blew up the yiaducts,
and did considerable other damage. The
Prussian force then returned to Saartruck.
CHERDouRo, July 20.
The French feet is ready for sea and is cx-
pected to sail tonight or Tomorrow.
force of 5000 marines, under commsnd
of Gen. D'Vassargre, will accompany the
northern bound fleet.