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The New York herald., 1870-08-02
NAILS FOR EUR0PR.

The steamship Manhattan viii leave tnls p0r
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close &C tho Post once
at halfpast eight A. M.
THE NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe
will oe ready at seven O'CLOCK IN the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. slx cents
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THE WAR EXCIyEnENT aIesG TIE
GEAmAES.
sru.s Meeting in willin msburx.

German mass meeting was held last evening In
Turn Hall, Williamsburg, pursuant 70 Call issued
by the German National Aid Association, but 1t did
not come up to the expectations OF the committee
In point of numbers or enthusiasm.
The meeting was called to order by Counsellor
Ludwig Semler. and M. Solomon Splitter presided.
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HUNG AR r.
Defence or Wart

Defence Wart
PEsTH, August I, 1870.
The lower chamber Of tho Hungarian Diet has
voted supplementary credit Of Eve millions for dc.
fence and has authorized the calling out Of the next
years. contingent when necessary.
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PARIS, August l, 1870.
The French government has received from naiv
ample assurances Of the observance Of the conven-
rlon for the withdrawal OF the French troops from
the Roman StateA
1t Is asserted that the Pope has been advised by
some to 60 to Malta, and by others to remain In
Rome and ir seems tint he has decided TO stay.
The Roman police have seized quantity OF arms
which were secreted In the CITY.
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Died.

soLosoN.-On Monday, August 1, At New Brigh-
ton, JESSIE, daughter OF George Solomon, IN the
17th year OF her age.
Funeral from Old Church, Tompkinsvirc. 90
Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock noon.
For Other Deaths see Ninth prge.I
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ENGLAND.

No News Of n Great Batte-Rep0rts Of Freuc b
Naval Operations.
LONDON, August 1-4:3O p. M.
No news OF any battle has been received up to this
hour.
The streets fun Of rumors, as usual One OF
these is that the French fleet has arrived be.
fore Hamburg and attacked the defences 1t ia not,
however, generally credited.
The decree prohibiting expectation recently issued
by Prussia is ascribed simply to the probable exist
ence Of o blockade,
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AUS TRiA.

Union with Italy for Neutrality.
VIENNA, August 1, ls7o
Is stated that Austria and Italy have settled upon
treaty which ensures their neutrality
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A German Prediction.

Some OF the German enthusiasts predict a great
battle for Wednesday, the Sd day OF August. and
unlike many other self-made prophets, they assign
reason "for the belief that Is In them.n They say
that King Frederic William ILL.,, the father Of the
present King. was born on the 81 day oil August.
1870, just 100 years ago on that day. He has
be II severely deieaJed by the French, and now his
King William 0f Prussia Will desire to inIlict
a severe defeat on the French on the very birthday
a his fathcr.
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TENNESSEE.

Marching Towards Grand Junction TO Re.
lease Prisoners.
MEMrTs, August I, 1870.
Yesterday noted negro desperado named Charles
Wilson, VINO had been In prison for beating his wife,
went to Colonei A. j. Martins at Bunigus station
near this city, where she had taken refuge, and
tempted 70 kill her She ran 10 the house aud was
met at the door by Mrs. Martin, who In attempting
10 Shield the wife Of wilson was shot by the VII
lam anu mortally wounded, as Is supposed.
wilson then shot his vile through the body and
fed TO the woods Medical assistance was promptly
rendered TO Mrs Martin but owing 10 her approach
Ing confinement there Is little hope for her
OF the desperate.
"A despatch was received by the Chief Of Police AT
ten O'Clock this morning rom Grand Junction.
Signed by citizens, and stating that 200 armed
negios Xe marching on that place 80 release some
OF tue prisoners. and asking Tor Immediate assist
RnCe
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,Jaues, tho Fisis-n nj Prince Of Erie, o. HE
way 10 Long Bfarch stopped at tho esaotshment KNOX.
the Eup Hal,ers and thus the iugs sered =
"Kng Charles, has, thou ha Tor Prince Jamsk - al.
ways, boldly answered nns snatieA One o. h1oe mshct
su,ns he sweeliy MAY KNOX ne Ter 90 wbers
tina. Will ht and suit you. Go FOR ~
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FLORENCE, August I. 1870.

The negotiations between Italy and France for the
withdrawal OF the French troops nom Italian soil
have been brought to satisfactory conclusion. The
Italian government has guaranteed the preservation
OF order In Rome and the French troops have ovaco
ated the city.
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TURKEY.

Tho vicerOy Of Egypt Lcnvtnv.
CoNsTANrINoPLE July 81, I
VIA PARIS, August |. 1sT0.}
The viceroy OF Egypt embarks today on his return
20 Alexandria
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Ministerial Movement. and Policy.

WAUHIU AUHu5I I, I5IU.
The Regent Serrano arrived here yesterday and
presided at q meeting OF the Council, at which 1t was
decided unanimously not TO convoke the Cortes at
present.
1t Is asserted that General Prm has promised the
granting OF an amnesty during August
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TELECRAPAIC NEWS.
r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
March Of the French Troops
from Rome.
VIII the Pope Remain in tho
Holy City?
Tho Cuban Question I'm
Madrid.
ROME.
ROME.
The Frcnoh Troops Leaving.

The Frcnoh Troops Leaving.
ROME. August I. 1870
Ills Holiness yesterday received General Dumont.
commander OF the French troops In Rome.
Another detachment OF the French army left
Clvlta Vecchia for Marseilles on Sunday.
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Stanord's Iron and sulphur Powder
invigorate the boiy and
purify tho blood.



taking tho place Of the uneuous compounds hhsrtss
usod for dyeing the hair. PHALONS virhLla OK SAL,
NArION fOR THE HAIR liz coudlcsx 'sthc lsht IN
beany's eyes, ana II darkens gray hair sIaaa FROM
golden brown to perfect ebony
Sold by All druQatss
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IRELAND.
Concealed Weapons.

Concealed Weapons.
LONDON, August /, 1870.
quantity OF arms has been discovered on the
estate OF Mr. Mcguire n P. for Cork, the owners or
which are unknown.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Tho Best In me
world The only perfect dye; harmless, reiso1a rs<n
nsouB. fncto IL Bonn street
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A.-IIcrrtng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES-
2Sl broadway corner Murray ssfssN
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Ally
A Great Powers Neutral AIlisnce.

FLORENCE, August 1, 1870.
The Ndztons states that an alliance TO secure the
neutrality Of England, Austria and Italy has nearly
been comp eted by those Powers.
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Crisru dsross Unrivailed Hair Dyes old
aud applied at hs wiz scap factory Ma Asor Ho hsa
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SH1VB SUeKtHg ItcEUHb
Canadian Waters.
CAcANA, Canada East, July 81, 1870.
TWO outward bound Prussian merchant ships came
TO anchor here to-day. They are AFRAID TO leave on
account OF French cruisers as vessel OF that cha.
racter supposed 10 be In the neigbbOrnood OF tue
Island 'of AnLicasti
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Mr. Schenck expressed his that bill
assumed IL modified proposed, euch form TO sst
two OF three OF the public demap It's section to coin
rates was in the direction Of return TO specie payment
MIR Ooburn notified him that that portion of the bill
bad been struck out
Mr. Schenck said that II that we're 80
however for its features In eauaIizing distribution
In conclusion he expressed the hope that the amend
offered by Mr. Judd woud be adopted, saying
so he would support the bill He congratulated the
country that In passing tie bill they would be meeting
sound demand the people for equal dist ibutou
OF banking facilities without thereby oootracting the
Mr. Hotchkss favored the adoption OF Mr. Judd's
amendment and proessed his willingness then
the bill
The question was taken on Mr. Judd's ent and
it was agreed to without the yeas and nays
ment which to add to the last section the folio wing
words And from and after the passage of this IL
shall be unlawful for national bank association
interest deposits received from and deposited by
other national bank association interest
rent deposits include its of lawful money
any deposits which interest is received or paidn
The amendment was rejected-yeas 81, nays %
The next amendment that offered by Mr. Burchard,
requiring national banking to retain and keep
coin Treasury coin certificates part of its reserve
interest falling due its bonds deposited as security
consist wholly Of coin coin certificates Rejected.
The next amendment was that offered by Mr. Ooburu,
authorizing the issue of fortyour millions OF greenbaos
with which to redeem the three cent temporary loan
Rejected, yeas II, nays 81.
Mr. Cox then moved to lay the bill the table,
tived, yeas So nays 81
The next question was inserting the substitute for
the Senate bill and it was agreed to-
Mr. Ingersol reneAed the motion to lay the bill on the
table. Rejected.
The question then the passage of the bill
The bill was passed, yeas as, nays 81.
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from WASHINGTON.
The FOrty-eight Hour Rule.
Deeq,oych IN The Eup1,i1lJ TpLeDr1gh


Special Despatch TO The Eue1'irg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Supervisor Bloomfield, of
Chicago telegraphs to the Internal Revenue Bureau,
under date of the 1ath instant the motion on behalf
Of distiers restrain the collection of taxes, under
the forty-eight hour rule, has been overruled and
all the cases dismissed by the court
Naval Orders.
Commodore o. S. Glsson is ordered to hold him.
self in readiness for the command OF the European
heet Commodore L. S. Almy is ordered to duty as
chief signal officer of the Navy on the 25th instant.
Commodore William X. Major is ordered to the COM
mand of the Tuscarora Read Admiral j. A Wins
low is detached from the command OF the navy
yard at Portsmouth, N. H., the 1st of July, and
ordered to hold himself in readiness for the command
of the Pacific fleet Rear Admiral s. p. Lee Is de-
tached from duty as chief signal officer of the Navy
and direbted to hold himself in readiness to COM
mand the North Atlantic feet. Commodore A. NJ.
Pennock is detached from duty as member of the
Examining BoarC at Washington and ordered to
command the navy yard at Portsmouth on the 1st OF
July next.
Internal Revenue.
Supervisor Bloomfield telegraphs to Commissioner
Deano from Chicago that the motion on behalf of
the distillers for injunction of the taxes under
the forty-eght hour rule has been overruled,
and all the cases dismissed by the Court.
supervisor Fulton reports that the total
assessments in the Fifth Pennsylvania District
Tor the year ending April 30th, 1870 exceed those of
the previous year by S21.926.
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FIFTH. EDITION
FROM THE STATE.
The Knights TempIar.

The Knights Templnr.
WILLIAMsPoRT, June 15.-At the meeting of
the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania, held
this morning, after the delivery of an able and
an eloquent address by g. r. E. G. q. James II.
Hopkins, the following grand officers were
elected:-Grand Commander H. B. Mexican, of
Towanda; Deputy, Charles NJ. Howell, of Lam
caster; Grand Generalissimo, Abraham Miller,
of Easton; Grand Captain-General, Fitz James
Evans, of York; Senior Grand Warden, Nathan
Smith, of Philadelphia; Junior Grand Warden,
Geter G. Shidle; Preate, Rev. James 8. Evans,
Chester; Grand Treasurer, NJ. Richards Muckle;
Grand Recorder, Alfred Creigh.
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FROM EUROPE.
The FrcnchLpn Centre.

PARIS, June 15.-Yesterday there was meeting
of the members OF the Left Centre party in the
Corps Uegisat called to take action on the subject
of the st. Gothard Railroad. After an interchange
of views it decided not to oppose the construction
of the work. which is the joint undertaking OF Prus
sia Baden Switzerland, and Bavaria, but to request
that the French Government also take an interest
in the railroad
The Gallo Roman Amphitheatrc.
1t is reported today on good authority that the
Princess of orleans advanced six hundred thousand
francs to purchase the Gallo-Roman Amphitheatre
in the Rue Monge IN this city. The Government had
previously refused TO buy 1t.
This AfternOon's Quotations.
PARIS June 15-Tbe Bourse opened declining.
Rentes, T3f. 90c., and closed firmer at T4f &c.
FRANKFORT, June 15.-U. S. 5-20s opened firm
but quiet at 96@96h.
HAyRE, June 15.-Cotton opened declining at 1911
on the spot, and 1921. afoat.
ANTWERP, June 15.-Fetroleum opened quiet.
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from THE VEST.
The Cincinnati smurerfest.

THO StbURETTBbIs
CINCINNATI, June 15-Great numbers are arriving
this forenoon to attend the SBngerfest Many soci-
cites have reached here and have been escorted to
headquarters The appearances indicate that the
number will greatly exceed the expectations. Three
thousand strangers will reach here single road.
The city seldom il ever gay attired. The
heavy rain of last night and this morning retarded
the progress of the decoration somewhat but good
use of the time has been made since. The clouds
have cleared away, and there is favorffble pros
pect OF great procession this afternoon.
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A MORNING VIsIT-Mrs Graham-Kate, whore is your
mother this morning? Kate-She is in the kitchen
making mince pies Mrs. G.-Why, Kate; you surprise
me! Mrs. Orocker told only few days ago that she
was quite SICK and able to be about KateOh,
she has quite sick; but the day after Mrs O.
here sent for bottle of PLANTATION BrrTERs, and
has taken it three times day since. II worked like
charm and she is better and stronger than she
has been years. She thinks the best medicine in the
world and to take but it is awful Bit
do not like it, have taken it several times but it
gives such appetite that tell ma her mnoe pies
will not last long. Mrs G.-Good morning, Kate Give
my your mother and tell her she is safe long
she has PLANTATION BITTERs in the house.
SEA Moss FARnE from pure Irish Moss for Blanc
Mango, Puddngs Custsrds Creams, ETC. ETC. The cheap
healthiest, and most delicious food in the world
No OLD STocK!-we have from IS to 20 hands daily in
cutting department. and from 1900 to 1000 hands
making up the hing substantial and beautiful
styles 1t matters not if manufacture one hundred
thousand dollars worth this week. they all sold and
the quantity takes their place the next
We receive hundreds of orders daily for $40 awoo
Cashmere Suit and other SUITS from all the surrounding
States Dayton, Columbus, aud Cincinnati Ohio; In
dianapos Ind Richmond Va, and from all the nearer
States Many suits have been ordered from New York
city they say there clothing gotten in
that city approach them either in style quality for
RoCKHLL 4 WMsoN,.
Nos 6O3 and COS Chestnut street.
FOR THE SEAsHoRE
SKELETON
BANNoCKBURN SUITS,
made by
CHARLES STOKES,
no. sA CHESTNUT STREET.
Mr.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the iewsler ut No. 8 8.
Second street, has of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewer and Sverware the city.
He has also hand large assortment of hne American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below cost preparatory removal Those
purchase at this store at the time
to get the worth of their money.
DRY FFET-The most efectual way of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by of India Rubber Overshoes and the incle
ment season is upon u.s. would advise readers to
buy but the best quality, which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters, No 3s Chestnut street. south
side, Philadelphia.
LOOK AT THE RUISs!-Aye, look at the ruins of what
once we're magnificent of teeth, to be
where society Look tnem and ask yourself ii it is
marvellous that such destruction is permitted when
| by simply using SozoDoNT, TEETH. HOWEVER
FRAGILE be preserved from decay blemish long
| as life lasts!
| SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
| alance in monthly instalments.
| o. +. DAVIS No. $40 Chestnut street.
RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND Doors for Men, Women. and
Children be had at retail at the very lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture. old stand, No. SOs ohssnu
! street, lower eide
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THE EVERY DAY Ills CHILDREN promptly cured
by Dr. Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge which fails to
move Worms
Is to strengthen the organs of digestion,
Is a valuable tonic for all kinds of weakness,
And ra scky frstting children get well by the of
it. Sold everywhere.
Small size, 81 cents, double size, 80 cents per bottle
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FROM NEW YORK.
Hurdle RacIuE,

NEW YORK, June 15.-Lobelia won the hur
die race to-day, leading oysterman, Jr., and
Bohannon. Time, 3'271z.
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CITY ITEMS.
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING,
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BoYs'.
ALL KINDS.

MEMS YOUTHS, AND BOYS.
ALL KINDS
ALL SIZES
ALL bTYLES,
BETTER IN MAKE,
BETTER OUT,
BETTER STYLE,
BETTER EVERY WAY,
THAN OTHER STOCK
READYMADE CLOTHING
PHILADELPHIA
SOLD AT
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
THAN ANY OTHER.
r,r.,, , BENNETT & Co.,
Ill, nAit s -ms1 : n @ sEiMEEN ~ TOWER HALL,
FIN AND SlAth eihhhis'S No SIS MARKET STREET.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
ObItuaries,

Obituaries
BOSTON, June 15.-Hon. Thomas ID. Elliott died at
his residence at New Bedford yesterday. Moses
Wngate, of Haverhill, whose death was prematurely
announced last week. died to-dayaged 100 years and
months.
SMoTHERED TO DKATH.-A little girl, aged six
years, named Ellen Frat was accidentally smo-
thered to death while in bed this morning. She re.
sided at No. 1924 n. Thirteenth street.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
The Fenipu Business.

OTTAWA, June 15.-The Hon. A. Campbell
proceeds to-day on mission to England to lay
the whole Fenian business before the Imperial
authorities.
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RHEUMATISM OF THE KIDNEYS,
$4,000 Paid.
The above amounts will be paid to any
person producing any medicine, Internal,
External, Vegetable or Mineral, that can refer
to or bring forward as many living, genuine,
permanent cures as DIR. FITLER'S vEGE-
TABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY, the pre-
scription of one of Philadelphias Oldest regu
lar physicians and professors. 1t is positively
the only standard specific before the public,
being composed of pure and harmless vegeta-
BILE ingredients solely, containing no minerals,
poisonous vegetables, or injurious drugs. 1t
is warranted, under oath, to have permanently
cured ninety-fve in every hundred cases
treated in the past four years, result un-
paralleled in the annals of medicine. To pro-
tect sufferers against imposition, deception,
quacks, and injurious nostrums prepared by
unskillful, uneducated, and unscientific hands.
printed legal form of guarantee, containing
name of patient and exact stated quantity to
cure, properly signed and sealed, will be given
to every patient desiring it, without extra
charge, and in case of failure to cure, the
money refunded. All sufferers should ex-
anime the plan of guarantee, which insures
positive cure, or costs nothing for the trial
The safety of this offer, made by DR.. Filter
is insured to him only by the merit and in
fallible curative power of his remedy. Names
and references of incurable cases, where
the money paid has been refunded in full,
of DR.. Filter, received from the Universe ey OF
Pennsylvania, A. D. 1888, is subject to public
inspection, with the diploma from the Medi
cal Institute, 1888, and the additional vouch
ers of his professional skill as Physician and
Professor of Chemistry, together with letters
and testimonials of leading physician
gymen, judges, senators, bankers, merchants
etc. etc.
Medical advice to Rheumatic sufferers giveI
daily, from IL until 4, without charge. N
other diseases prescribed for. Advice sent b.
mail without charge. Depot and Office, Nc
20 South FOURTH Street. Sold by druggist
generally. Issws
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Railway OPENING.

ALBANY, June 15-The Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company to-day inaugurated its Cherry VAL
ley Station and Albany branch OF the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad, with an immense excursion
from this city to Sharon Springs and Cherry Valley.
At the latter place speeches, music, aud barbecue
were among the hospitalites extended to the eXcur
oil nfofc
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THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The Latest Proceedin,

The Latest Proceedings.
Continued from First Page.
motion was made that in voting for Judges OF
the Common Pleas each delegate vote for two can
didates.
This gave rise to much excitement and confusion,
Recorder James Givin characterzing the movement
as being an unjust and unfair one, intended to
damage the chances OF the Hon. E. M. Paxson.
w. Davis faeetiously moved that the Convention
had better convert itself into Democratic Conven-
ton, and see how much noise they could make.
Mr.. Il. W. Price called for the yeas and nays on
the question, which Mr.. ]. W. NJ Newlin stated
would not be permitted until O'Clock, and, on mo-
ton q recess until that hour was taken.
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from NEW TORK.
Red CIoud and Party,

NEW YORK, June 15.-Red Cloud and party re-
mained at the st. Nicholas Hotel this morning To-
morrow noon the chief will deliver address to the
Commission have agreed to give him the horses he
demands. The Government still refuses to furnish
them Red Cloud will visit Central Park this after
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FOURTH EDITION
FOURTH EDITION
The CINCINNATI SEAGERFEST.
French Party Of the Left.
The Forty-eight Rule Overruled.
A Grand Railway Excursion.
Afternoon Cable Quotations.
ETC.. Etc, Etc. ETC.. Etc.
French Party Of the Left
The Forty.eight Rule Overruled
A Grand Railway Excursion.
Afternoon Cable Quotations.

ETC., ETC., ETC.. ETC.. Etc.
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JUST TIE THING

MR.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the iewsller ut No. 8.
Second street, of largest and attractive
stocks Of all kinds of Jewery and Sverware in the city
has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches This entire valuable stock is now
being sold ont below COST preparatory removal Those
who purchase this at the present time are certain
to get the worth of their money.
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LOOK AT THE RUISs!-Aye, look at the ruins of what
once were magnificent of teeth, to be every
where in society Look at tnem and ask yourself IL it ID
not marvellous that such destruction is permitted when
by simply using SozoDoNT, ANY TEETH, HOWEVER
FRAGILE, be preserved from decay or blemish long
as life lasts!
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DOOK-KEEPER WANTED.-WANTED-
I'D unmarried young familiar with book keeping by
double entry. Apply to Box No. 2slb, Post
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DIED..

DIED.
DoDsoN.-On the 14th instant, ROBERT b. DoDsoN,
in the 65th year of his age.
The relatives and male friends Of the family are
invited attend the funeral from his late residence,
No. 51 S. Fifteenth street, on Friday morning at
O'Clock. "
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TO RENT.

.sss TO LET-THE STORE PROPERTY NO.
Ia Chesnut street, twenty i've feet 'front.' one hun
drsd and fortyvs feet deep to Bennett street. Baci
buildings stories high. Possession May 1870. Ad
drees THOMAS .. FLETOhHhs
II LOTT Delanoo. N. j.
Sr=s HOUSE TO LET II ROOMS, NO. S31
E:a N. EIGHTH St Inquire on the premises. 1T