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MAXWELL House EntertainmeDts.

The crowded condition Of our columns
and the lateness of the hour prevented
more than brief allusion to the opening
hop of the season at the Maxwell House on
Friday night. All remember what delightful
entertainments these refined and agreeable
unions of beauty and chivalry afforded last
season, and it Is pleasing to note their re-
Inauguration this. Perhaps it is not every
one who participates so pleasantly in the
enjOyments that calls to mind the prime
source of them all. But to those who do
consider the facts, it is needless to say, as
they see moving, with so much geniality,
pleasantness and highs ouled hospitality,
here and there among his guests, the anna
bic Mr.. Kean, that it is to him they are in
debted for them. Indeed, our city feels
proud of her model landlord, for the lust
fame he has added to her at home and
abroad. He gives these hops as be keeps
the Mazwell-in first class style and taste.
He throws open his parlors, and halls, and
corridors, and gives mp his spacious dining
room to these festivities, and at his own
expense spreads the sumptuous repasts Oh
the occasions.
Such Hberality Is not unappreciated by
our people, and at each recurrence, and in
the meantime, too, Of these unions they
will remember the Maxwell and its excel
lent landlord.
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The Sboo,iup Touruament.

A large crowd witnessed the shooting
tournament at the Fair Grounds yesterday,
The match was for 800, with five entries
ten birds to each man. The following is
| the result of the
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OPENING
Men, Youths, Boys and Children

The most superb stock of CLOTHING it has
ever been our fortune to exhibit. We pre-
sent large, full and complete lines Of European
fabrics, Of the most beautiful and unique
designs, combining every excellence that pertains
to FIRST CLASS or CUsTOM-MADE CLOTHING,
our Foreign Goods being mostly furnished Us BY
the celebrated Importers and Manufacturers,
JAMES WILDE, JR-, & CO., of New York, &C
knOwledged by many in the trade the first cloth
iers Of the continent We most earnestly invite
the attention of discriminating public to our
splendid lines of sutings and we can but feel that
they will at once distinguish between the Genuine
and the Imperfect or shoddy. We offer this Fall
the best stock of Clothing in the Southwest. A
full and large assortment to the Trade, and at
prices that defy competition
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TIL e Wy AR =
BazaineTrieS GettOBelgium
A Heavy Fight near Metz
EngIand'S Partial Neutrality
Prussia Getting Wrathy Oyerit
Garibaldi Arrives at Lyons
Gambetta'S Balloon Voyage
He Says Paris is Impregnable
Two Million Souls in, the City
$685. TrOOps----S,80O Guns
French Elections Postponed
Nj. ThlGrS at Vienna Again
BOurbaki Expected at Tours
Republic Will Cede Territory
Continued OutrageS i'm China
FROM ENGLAND.
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full and large assortment to the Trade, and at
prices that defy competition.
1000 prs. Black Doeskin Pants
from the best makers in the world.
so Lyons Velvet Vests,
the best imported.
1000 assorted Vests,
at less than cost Of materials
The Champs EIysees Coat and
Vest;
The Loeb Linn Scotch ChevIOt
Suits, a very elegant mixture.
FRENCH EDvEDON BEAVER SUITS.
ENGLISH BEDFORD CORD SUITS.
do MELTON SUITS.
FRENCH CASHMERE SUITS.
STRIPED do DERBY SUITS.
LATEST STYLES IN STRIPED SUITS
FRENCH DAHLIA TRICT SUITS.
DOUBLE BREASTED PRINCE ALBERT COATS.
do do OPERA COATS.
FINE BEAVER DRESS COATS, all colors.
DERBY vELVETEEN COATS AND VESTS.
OLIVE, DAHLIA, BLACK AND BROWN CHEs-
TEFIELD FR0OKS
BLACK DRESS FRoOK COATS, Of finest Viola
TRENOH CASHMERE PANTS, new patterns.
do AND SCOTCH PLAID CASHMERE
PANTS.
BLACK VELVET VESTS.
FANCY OUT VELVET VESTS.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK VESTS.
YOUTHS DERBY CASHMERE SUITS:
do PLAID do do
do FINE CLOTH do
BOYS HARVEY JACKET do
do FRENCH do do
YOUTHS BOYS BEAVER SKATING JACKETS
OHILDRENs FANCY SUITS
YOUTHS AND BOYS SCHOOL SUITS.
British Cotton Half Hose, Merino and Shaker Half
Hose, Red Flannel Undershirts and Drawers,
Canton Flannel Undershirts and Drawers,
Ribbed Scotch Wool Undershirts and
Drawers, The celebrated DERBY
Ribbed Underwear, Scotch Te-
viot Underwear.
Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
Merino Undershirts and Drawers, all weights,
Fine White Shirts, The True Fit Shirt,
The BurlOck Shirt.
Youths and Boys shirts.
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HAM, Oct. S, via TOURS. thousanC
two hundred Prussians have been re-
pulsed from St. Quentin by the National
Guard. The Prussians were forced tC
fall back upon Ribbelant.
LILLE, Oct. 0, via LONDON. Quen
tin is now open, the towpspeople having
calamity withstood the attack by l,2OC
Prussians.
Mobiles for BeIFOrt.
To1oUsE, Oct. S'.-The Mobiles anC
artillery of the Department of Haut Ga
rome have started for Belfort.
Gambetta,s Report on the DeEencei
of Paris-2, 100000 Souls I'm the CITY
$50, 900 TroOps-3,sO siege Guns
Tours, Oct. 10.-Gambetta's proclama
ton has the following:
By order of the Republican government
I have left Paris to transmit to you thu
homes of Parisians and Others-Of thos'
who are seeking to deliver France from
foreigners. Paris invested for seventeen
DAYS presents the spectacle of two million
of men forgetting their differences L
Withstand invaders who expected civi
discord. Tue revolution found Pari
without guns or arms of any kind. Fou
hundred thousand of the National CARD
are now armed, and one hundred Thousand
Mobiles and sixty thousand regulars ar
assembled. The foundries are castinl
cannon; women make millions of cart
ridges daily. Each battalion of the national
have two mitraIleuses and field pieces AM
are preparing for sorties. The forts ar
manned by marines and are supplied witt
artillery of the greatest excellence, serve.
by gunners the first in the world
Hitherto their fire has kept the enem.
from erecting the smallest works. TIL
enciente of forts had only 800 cannon
Now it has $500, with 400 rounds 70
each. Every defense has its men at thei
post. The Nationals drill constantly
Behind the enciente is third line of de
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The following order has been issued by
the Grand Commandery of Knights Temp
lar, regarding the death of Sir Lucius j.
Polk:
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SIR ACHILLES D. SEARS,
i E. Grand Commander.
In Knightly courtesy and esteem,
GEoE9E STODARr BLACKIE,
Knight Commander,
Assistant Grand Recorder.
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m's Comranv-and thcy had arrht to take ADVANTAGE
~ n AMI extend their term Ut Oric 3Out u was left IN
tie stoChlolner. Jds uu elves 10 sny wiJtilca
they wuud accept the law or not AZ thr
uu1l election. last October, " ace pteN
ih .ut % Gi sentnr voite, and tic .p7ceout bo1rh
wi- elected py over three huudrcd aul llty Nv thou.
saul votes In Judgment tins IL wise aw, and viii
secure Co. tho proutn ntosYuusl le Cvpcfit need aud
INTEL .Vut ma4 truieni sad the motnf of prevent
~" or ~ htu . the sudden ciUngea in n policy di
TIT mtgniilurn. rail ray. nCcuar TO n ~ the uaH
Nhiit 30 was iHur. creature of Wall street eIecuutCu.
VINO "lf .Or thaf 'f boon l0frcd uf n, nom TIME
time 49, Urt ICON Of Feakn9. W. hnNc cons dgreO
IA t Ne woe ~ ~ rhn OF tbs gr ~ trust nv the
"a orc nud d II The ttOcaho GCre. an w
CO.. Grr'. ~ h. duty ~ toe n aft~f havmW
utrtel O. inin rosses, non un'nst any snm nInuuy
u i' -tHCelui rA thCMsclN % should CAlr1.s ti,ir
~ Nrt iOf t''lufc iy Tho choice VI aOti"r H0tr
pnd ~ ltmra the iru?rry We might 60 sidcr1ui
tc If 3 ODD.
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rac AJ,errd Ooe ch.c,,.

1hc .couudrel who altered the amount Of the
check given him by lorlhrd Co., on the Mo
Othc's DGhk, rom $50 70 s1aSdl, and theI rot tie
money for it, proceeded more odroity than VIC gave
Inn credit lor IN former account Of the transuS
ton j seems that after getting tho check FROM
Lorillald i Co., he went Into TIE oaleo Of Tannc
Co., H. Wan afr, et aEd asked how much a certain
amount Of gold would come TO- The clerk figured
II up aud told HIM. Tic rascal then went out, WIS
gone some Lt" huic. ana returned vita Lorlllard's
DER 90 for certiheatOh, aud after being certified
the cold was Dc iverd Naturally, Tanner n Co
desire 20 hold the bank OF the cerphcgton, But II "a
che upiuIun OF lawyers that they cannot. ceTuh.
cation guarantees only the Esnninencss Of the sigma
iurc Of check. nd not that the amount II calls for
M not D. altered,
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IIAINcIAL mn CoMMERCr1L

THUnspAY. Jan. go. NJ Tho GOLD mnrte, opsn.
ed az l1lA but cold Gown 10 Tx previous to ue
BIDS ~ one million sold B.! the Government to-day as
soon - The announcement was nude st tho suDTrei.
sury that the National currency Ranr had offered IA 81
ior Aaf million. there rush Tor the Gold Roo "a
hv several brokers and the market quickly responded
TO isiH but secucny suddenly declined tnuch.
nf Iaor IN the day i2eE. Tits dvFrr-s'uuw----~s.s
advantage Il by the bears and cnuaideraDe shot In.
ioTeat was crcsted. Holders Of Cash gold have paid
ami ccut. ia currency, and mt In gold. have
th'lr balances carried unsu tomorrow. Toe total
cleNinFe al the I'D Exchange Bauk were Sls4loS0;
gold balAncci tss,tig and eriTency oalatoes t,4ol
This represents the business Of Yesterday. VII Oh 70
smaller tnGn at any the memorable srpten.
Der COLLAPSE. The prrcpM Que.stions versi
70 A. I.......IeINt2:is r. M...isiL4P NJ =, ..,.ieoX
ii.o A. Mil. +. Mill iSP A....,...ieOV
The sac OF one million gold to-day by the Treasury
responded 70 by bils agrrsgatEE q 10 90 rang
Ing from % 20 isiSL The accepted bids were az
I2 81 20 i2iS FOREIGN exchange during the morning
~As hrE. but eSsed w Ia TIA afternoon, thongh the
rates were unchanged. At the close prime co da,s
bn' we're quoted at inSSi, short sight bills Of tue
same grace At iNhSl1oN. sHd prime COMMERCIAL a
iOsA9ieY.
The money market has shown DO new feature. having
ruled with extreme cent on acceptable col.
lateral aud y cent. st bank; large number OF eS
ecptions are reported az low as and but principally
either In large Amounts to Government houses, or
where the borrower is willing 10 take national bank
" than Of late under the circumstances Of the banks
who demand larger proportion OF greensAeks non
their country correspondents. II the market mer
chant paper. "gnt edged" names mud ready sale at TX
cent and n IN that 20 fOt good acceptapess rang
ins nom 10 70 4! and single from iot Is cent
according to the grade.
Unier the .over range Of gold the bond market
opened ~ decline of Y to cent the latest
ocia ngures OF lat night, but recovered the Id
day call when gold reached i2lH Al the last Board
bonds were FIRM. though q fraction lower. roacuug
AGAIN later. ana closing steady. There " a suOng
deHnne TO tho market notwithstanding the price Of
gold and the fraetionNiy lower quot s'om in London
and ell stock OnorGg readily taken ~ financial insti.
tunons' who are investing IN Governments IN az.
&c ptiion ofprotracted money There hss bern
some pu chasing for shipment, rule tbs fore -
bankers arc sellers. Tho currency q were strong
selling M liUS, and mono Offering except IN small lots at
no.. iOi0a advanced 10 il2h.
Henry Cleaa q Co. q WI ttruaI rrr or Al : Z n
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DELANEY--On "wednesday. Jan II. Mathew Dc.
lancy, Jed 70 year, Amouths and dayr.
he friends Of the family are requested to attend the
FRIDAY. Jan q OF O'Clock.
NccokNlCk .--6n .wgdnesdey. Jan 70. Ann Mccor.
mick, widow OF Joan McC GRIMES, native OF Tue parish
OF Ma horcn. ccuniy CavnA. Iceland.
TRENDS OF the family are respectfully invited 70 at
s.a,s '.a.L ! I9.S q. SE.asg Y 81 "a. &C &C.
McCONkELl.--On 1hufsdAy, Jan 10. Alice McCon.
nell, the beloved vnc of Arthur Mcconnell. aged Il
The relatives aud OF the family are respectfully
Invited 20 attend the funeral IRON her late resdcncG
b. conveyed a. CallAry Cemetery.
MUMlY.--Nrs. Mary huIphy. In the 18th year OF her
The relatives and friends OF the deceased are invitcd
20 slloed fnner. tom the denee her no.ber
B,Soklya Z o o. sstasdsy, JaG p At 2 o,eiock:
sds sT Is s%S F.ay c 81 ~ SS?sssSy
montf g. on FRIDAY aferoooS az oeoes The mss;
odse' ALEC NE members of The sevsSty EsSi
plInoSP LoDsI: No. s. A.P:A,-The members Of
room eofneT Court and Tnios ,ps. prom s az
Sa,Ss, % s H Sad =: sa9sEs q our
also A'e' to .'''1 Go x lift s. esc
Of ks sSa rSs oso a. M ssaa an5sa sou
The fronds % tbo family respectfully invIted 20
reuts 20 Mercer 81. Jcrsey CIV on SUNDAY .e a es
"a inst. at g o'clock. lhe remains VII! be takeH 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al Yon.ePs.y on Tuesday. Jan.
tne nH SS !ros s rs9 Ssc. ! a. e Reformed
Dutch Church Yonkers Friday Jan e. at 10 O'Clock
Ills ircuds Acguanlahces arr invited 10 aItCnd the
funeral, wItnout fnrther notiee.
SkINNEi-On III ursdAy. Jan. 70, l.. v. Stinuor. ST.
aged q years aud months.
his friends aud rela yus arc respac,ui y iayited 10
attend MS mnera ~ ths rsldence oil mason, a. 40.
NINE ~. on sunday At2 O'Clock,
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BfNKTvG AND ITyASoriL.


IAIIION
The public nro warned against the use OF United
states vcaue stamps which have teen ouco rsed a-d
cancelled. The cancolling INK cleaned Oh and they
again offered for Pirucs buying stamps should
purchase direct from tUe N4uo. u Currency Bans Of
New iork which the depot for tho sale Of them direct
r1m the Government.
The u'ar rate OF discount allowed IS on amounts
go 10 tiOo ccn'a tJj 10 81 900. 4Gp cent? zion
nui over. AZ = cent
~ count p.vab IN stamp,--i. c.. for 500 IN moucy
tue buyer selves fiot7 IN revenue stamps.
J. II. L. kORtORD. Cashier
National Currency Bank.
corner Broadway and Wall st.
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In state bonds tho chisf features were the new Ten
nessees which sold At t'kGG5Y. against IS YESTERDAY
NeStm point az interest were nav North CaroI,nas
which advanced ~ p cent. TO H. The vir.inlas were
HroIeat for old. Aad q for new, Missouri 10 being
duiot and arm az "a, and Louisiana leVee % AT a.
New iork State bounty bonds sold ct Iog Conn
.. a. SS 9nd var loan At a. City bank share- wen
ectiNe ana sol A. follows Bank u America al i3
N,rcnapt. . Bankers and Bfvsers', iosG, Conn
Nau"onsis, l9mth hal1ionAl l0e aud lcn.h
stFong the enra raci9cs brinn sIlH 10 active export
al and Fseo. nI Rod pfGa SSr yg al Sn
accrued Interest ~ y "N
Inc Iaway share mnrtet mss been m adc fevcrl.i sne
rs also under t1e influence OF vigorous ralI by the
uon have decided 20 mako rev issue II stock fof fe
pdrnosc o. bu ding new dcpots and furnishing equip
tvenyseyen shares for each hunsred fhars of si6cS
49, We n.acr 70 conTio Ne 2 eh 20 eoch scare
win yold aoodt ts0OO0O IN addition 70 inc amount o!
sequence he a%S Ihsi new s ,ao S 81 .osk Esa
heon made to the amount OF three haf mi uonG nj
port hut II is douDtiess true The Isse Eayakeg OF
elias OF dyaends 30 laV IrMbly eceved b. ho stocs
and other eorpofaiicns aud tie success Wsci has at
Sni inc sp SaenS h" been 80 mT1sG
or 81 rS Gsse' sn tSS close !. ne SE1, line @ OF
noon operators appeared fomcwiat demorslissd by
Vee Lake. 81 ' sfS ss1 s m q p IL
IJne nst named ranged on extreme quotations non S
sui H 6s%%Su sad "a the P PrssnSa
So ess sT SseS SsS.s Sai Sssss and s
good dsgEee OF sesplncss, New YORK Central stock
Ss s"s d. sS "A I.ssat
iesure. and declined v cent 20 AZ. WestoSh TIion
Sls arm e" ssSre. adsa
&C. o IN ne g. ss s,Ss' q enc sy s %
culties with the Other Companies. and speedy diyl
Closing pi4oes at6PMI
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RrtL ESTATE 7RavSACTTONs.

A. TIE bIoh1ngo snlcsrGom, yesterday. Messrs
u Of Str e., for as 900
hcssr. 4. J blrccser Son A Co sold tho Trinity
School Leases, leases u years 20 with
ais lots 'sh y lV) T. .. Cd Av. t21o each, Ot
u " cor. oOth A. lat ay., tJ2o.
Ar Ja1i- n iipI cells Feb. by order SurrctIle
Copit YnluRsie improved cti y properly.
MUssrs Mailer. MLklns a 60. sell gu Tues 'ay Jan
IS, ysiuabe storo property stuate Oh Green wio, De
/ Tuut, AID South stf.
bee our advertising columns
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svFrrrs CouEr cNspiI TsES -Nos, u.s. ne, va ia 10
~, Ms no. ;zl, m 49, ~ no, ~ ~ w. ~ 49,
FrrH1.s Co1hI Ca.sHEEs.-Nos ga, -, ~ "! '" ~, l
10 ~ ~, nv, m l@ lIs, ~ ne, Iss, lss, $50 sA Ss
sUtIAIoI cossr TslIl Ttss-fwt IN. bs, loli ~,
No, fSs no. I'M NJ, T3i RIA iva, ;-6 YEA rss
lsoO, ls4, itos, lscs
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THuRsDAr, Jan. g0.-FIoUR AND MEAI--Ths
market niry active and steady Tor MI grades sales
500 htl at tt0sslg5 for tnpor0ne tS9s4O for com.
W good shipping extra Western and state $50
y IOass for uthcrn snpcrs and tssss Tor extra
eye nonr, tiSfs.2 Corn meal lower saes 200 bbs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIM and heavy; mlddlinv uplande,
&c RosiDs duh and unchanged Petroleum nm, good
d.mand crude. lsci ronnod: SIC. whskcy lower.
H9Aetl .n-AArge receipts Talov dnil, lQfDlekc.
Hides active aud 1rmer dry n A, l2Tc. godi W. s..
Iexas lOk@ilAcs currency. frelgins dull and rates
GRocRRIss-Largc movement In coffee. mostly RIO. 'nt
lt@iT, gold, and Java 2ikS (2Ac,. god With sales
aluut pO bags and 900 mats but closing less buoy.
ant. Rice aeiiNe, 6sic. MnlaA-os very dull sugars
unscitlcdi falt refining. lONeiOic fOf new ana Old
CuAtE-Whcat rathsI nrme but less active sales
80 W bush NJ sli4Stl &c Tor No. spring, t2tati ga
for ani"r winter. eto.C aud anoRt RYE nUct, tCs
% Bar'cy urnier, tiGsfi25 sses two rowed state.
ug!k. barley mat Armer. With more demand. onts
shade ffmcr, with moderate business at 5sG0c for
western. VI e0!c for pennsy wanna AMI OHIO aHd 01
&c Tor state orn mucl better and icrc actyc s1los
% O01 hush at VI 03attHi Tor old wesgrrn missed nlss
So tor now DO " for new Western yenOw. sOasti
tor Jersey ana Dcllwnic vCllpw.
fIONtt tuEs-PorN was y FIndc frmcr so hhls., IN.
cuding AIss for mess thn and irregular moss,
so taet t2 50, clear $50 and rrme teefI 80 I.
Ma N. Mes beef con irues In demand At 40
10 iar plain and extra. Heef hams. tiBSSl.
llercc beet qnet. Cut meats IN more a..
mand. pCGled mans. tAheltatsc. Uacon continue
hu X. Ike lnfd very frm; sa.ca NJ pRrs. al thGq
lose Tor No. TO prime Western team aud 6Nosi65sc.
Tor pr NE ~ also, l,!O ics prime Western steam, 10
@ib1 g ini February closing viii l1,. Dressed
dun tnr 10 prime stat s@fJc thec.u arm Dot uiet,
Glsc. iees more ttc1dy fresh, 9dSSc.
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bnsn,ss Nutitta.

NJ YOU would wake good trvrstr,rut-. In
NcetW"pE that VIII rDfuFI Won tNo.Iui4 the worth Of
your none, 70 to TrArhacn, uun5ar 4 Co.'S IS l9).
and 402 BoVory, and IuIchtsc YOUR clotliug none
better. rome cheaper IN 'hc ri AF,et.
Bti'a md Parties V. snow aud Rriu-
Ladies Nlhtc en- I3lored Boots and ppGrs India
MILLER a Co. luton square.
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Eoidy the Black NTH was arrested yssterdey
on he charge % uogi,eiing 10 pay the United States
special az Tor kcc1mg billiard saloon aud rutailin.
liquors. lie gave $50 bail tor examination to-day.
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Poking Hun ~ -. Louie.

The Kansas Lugi latute in merry mood yes
tetnrl ri"Vtrd - resolution recommending the re.
nov. a. re Natiou1l capital 10 the Fort heaven.
worth Military Reservation.
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The pay OF ihc clerks OF The DeDuiy Tn Com.
mis.Iohers has been raised from tge0J to 5000 per
auBum.
IL tie cise OF John V Tuly, the fact Is tina, b @
gets only t2On year, while Thomas J. Bar re.
c,iyes tho remainder " his (TuY's) nominal s9lary
Thns while Bari appaTen,y receives only 81 500 he
rcally gets t5,59l.
Tue Old commission, which this one supcrs sicd
cost the county ouly &ui,5i0 year. Tue presoI {
CouinissioH costs f22 kew, Si0S so more. Don't
blu tiiuk It IL a -wtnLlc! do.
luurs, respectfully, A CITIZEN
81 o
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adlinrs, IiNuOrs, &s.
CAII>TOGA COGNAC.
THIS pun BRANDY lie nov ensred 20 the trade ani
consumers quantities suit the demand. IL hgh.
iy recommended Tor IT. strict purity and deciey or
flavor being Manufactured nom the product Of select.
ed grapes, and thoroughly refined The trade and N
pub are invited TO inspect Il.
b. BltANNAN 4 CO., Sole Agents,
u Broad 81, New } OK.
MAN''o"D And fou r"fUL 'iGo" are
regainsd by HrLNB3rps FxrR,cr Brcgr.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCR.

srSIs-rRH sLnasAC-rrfa nav
,uu r,ses 80. 10 sur s0..... % Moo1 rres. IS
s's+ wArER-fns SAF
sndy Hoog. 10 % GOV Island II u Hell este ~ g.
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NV YoRK. Thursday, Jun. 2O-rhcre were no
rcs offerings Of Deeves, ani GALES prices re-.
mann nominaiy ibgltc. n. for common 10 PRIME
steers. sheep were In mode rate donna previous
2nc,a',cn- with sses Of common 20 good lots At seic
n. kcCelits wore SGit head. Tic hog marker vas
nomDany unchanged. with receipts Of l6k cars. or
,gll hogs, ali Tor slaughtercrs.
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sllC1lunts.
IIELDiBOLU's FLUID EXTRACT
IL a certain euro for diseases OF the
BLADDER. klDNEYs. GRAVEL. DRoPsY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY.
and oil diseases Of tho
URINARY ORGANS.
whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
nom whatever cause nginating, and no matter OF
now LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these require the OF adiureie
II no troa Inent IA submitted 10, Consumption or In
sanity may Our Flesh and Bood are supported
from these sources. ind the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
that Of Poerty, depends upoO prompt reliable
remedy.
nELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHu,
Established upwards or 10 wears. prepared at
n. I. HELMBOLD's.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
ooi Broadway New York. and
49, sJuSn nth strvt. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Arrfsea-1IIuksDAr Jan. %.
Steamship CITY OF Brooklyn. Liverpool udse and pass.
Sssm.h.p III Queen. Liverpool. iidse. and pass.
Steam hip lsaae Beil. Richmond. mdse. aud ass.
Shlp RepubliN Bremen, mdsc.
Brig Max. lao IauCrn coffee.
Also. the usuai river ana coastvust vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED oUT.
QuERssTowS. Jan. oo--FncIand New York
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''. some leg l' rarity, VIC Lad almost sai1 90
'''y among American women Tho reason
Tie pace where they wear their gnrtera,
l''''n woman, no English woman Of euluva-
:, 'D' nov Mays wears her garter below the knce.
~, 'nIs 10 he shape Of the calf. More then
~, t'' sr''onH consequences 1i another kind,
, p'n"'" vein Of the leg tveN1 'dphena b1eviO
w+ 'u'' beneath the skin until Il nearly reaches
N''' Win ,r'nks between the muscles. Now
Constructed AT ia largest part by ugit gar
A. we ""' ID checked 10 it, return 70 tie heart,
Ve' arc ea'! chiiea, sbd no.t lable to discvse,
N's' '''n- vi the leg swollen into hard, blue
l,.., o'''m2 yahcoae, as II Is e1nei, and often
49, 'ofu ng obstinate uloera. This Ia picture
,,,'. Physician sees nearly every day. With the
r. 'a'''hed above tie knee sh this pain and de-
,,.' ~ wooded, but Il In still better 10 wear no
"sN and suspend the Vtocking BY tapes to
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The nnmeer OF ucsVts Issued for this Drawing l.
limited 30 Tc0.noO
RAIEs or DISCOUNT ron TIGHTS.
-Four tokrs -. Seven tickets - Fifteen flCkcts tO.
No greater dIcount than this win nc msic on huy
larger arcurt OF tlckets
PctsUrs ori'liuI uckcts advised 2. '-Ur money
registered letteT.
Aidrg-s Az con.nr boaiioRs 70
u, II RORESON,
Loci BoN, No. eis.
Ginrinnsti Ohio.
Prizes will be delivered the pTinclpal oance ~,
West Sd ", CilHsnuau or fof~ srded by express IN,
next day after the Drawing.
list ot the numbers draw ting pr:cs Will DC sent
each tick CT holder.