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"Mr. Horace Greeley, just from the South,
and fresh from an interview with Davis.
says of those who struggled and fought for
secession generally, that Jefferson Dayis's
late speeches fairly express their average
convictions and feelings "--Neau York
Times.
And in saying this Mr.. GREELEY mlsrep.
resents the South, and speaks as preju-
diced Republican partisan. There is no
truth in his statement, which is sheer
libel of the southern people.
MIR. DAVIS has right to his opinions,
but his public expression of them is most
unwise aud unfortunate for the South. His
past relations unavoidably compel the
South TO suffer TO some extent from his i'll
discretonS. Partisans at the North take
advantage of the opportunity he gives
them to inilIct injury upon us. But all this
is exceedingly unjust to the South, four
tifths Of whose citizens Mr.. DAVIS has
grossly insulted.
Whatever Mr.. DAVIS may say, he cannot
erase from the southern mind the deep
rooted and correct conviction that the doc
Urine of secession is dead and buried, and
esn have no resurrection. The sword has
Killed 1t. No State will be allowed to secede
rom the Union. There may be talk about
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\ SPECIMEN EDITORIAL EXcuEsIoNlST.--
Mr.. BEACH, of the BTockport On. ~ Re
public. who says in his paper that every
man ut the South "had ought to shower
contempt upon him in Il certain contln-
gency, writes as follows concerning the ku-
kluX khan:
"The prime object of this organization
WAS to maintain unitcdIy the southern
white people, undoubtedly by pcaccallc
means: but in certain sections where The
animo>itv was greatest the great outrageS
were committed. In this respect all that
has been alleged, and much more Of the
same character, is true. The people there
admit all the facts. The organization at
Greensboro, n. c.. embraces fourteen
hundred persons. At Danvllle, Va, and
other places, the klan is equally numerous.
1t would occupy too much OF our space to
rive in detail their mode Of crushing out
.Radcal>,' as they term Republicans"
So here we have Il deliberate lie in return
for our hospitality. There never were any
kuklux klanS in Virginia, and we don't
think the yilest Radical in the State ever
claimed that there were any here. we
have nothing more to say to MIR. BEACH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r LET COMMoN sENSE DECIDE

me- LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE.
What is the rational mode OF procedure In Gaaes
or aenevai debility and nrrvans prost alton ores
not reason tell uH that judlc0us Stimulation ls re-
uuiredP To resort 10 vinIs Mt purgatfon In such
case Is as sb,u'd az Il waul be 10 beed starving
and unphllosophicaI practice 10 continued in the
teeth or the great fact that physical weakness,
with all the nervous distnrbap ces that accompany
It, Is more certainly and rapidly relieved by HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH B1TTERS than by any
ther medicre at present known. IT Is true thst
general debility Is often attended with torpidlty
or irregularity of the bowels and that this symp-
tom must not he overlooked. But, while the dis
charge OF the waste matter Of the system is xpe-
dited or regulated Its Tigor must be recruited:
The Bitters do both. They combine aperient and
ambitious properties, with extraordinary tonic
power. Even while removing distractions from
the bowels they tone and In nrate those ORGANS.
Through the stomach, npon which the great yegeta.
bic specific acts directly, 1t gives a healthy and
permanent impetus to every enfeebled functlon.
Digestion Is fdciitated, the faltertng circulation
regulate ed, the blood reinforced wit new Access
sion of the alimentary principle. the nerves
braced, and all the dormant powers OF the system
roused into healthy acIi5n-not spasmodicallV. rs
would be the case II mere stmulaut were adj
ministered, but for continuance. It is In THIS
way that such extraordinary changes are wrought
In the condition OF the feeble, enact lated. ana
nervous lnvslids by the Of this wonderful cor
receive, Alternative, and tonic. Let common sense
decide between such a preparation and pros
trating cathartic supplemented by poisonous
astriugent like strychnine or qulnia.
je12-eod&wlw
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The 'Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
A letter from Coalsmouth, hanawh'
county, states that workmen commenced
laying the track OF the western end OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad on the Isl
instant, and it is expected that the road
will be equipped and in operation to the
falls of the kanawha in time to take visit
ors home from the SpIings-i. e., in the lat.
ter part Of August or LIST OF september
When that much of the west end is in opc.
ration decided effect will be made upol
the public mind. The Chesapeake and
OHIO road will then take a great stride to-
ward completion, and manifest itself in Il
way that will give new conception of its
grandeur and benefcencc.
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kESTUcKy.-In a speech made to the
people of Lexington on the subject oil their
approaching railroad communication with
the Virginia cities, General EcHoLs, OF
Stanton, said:
"This was his first visit to central Ken
tucky. and he regarded it as the most beau
titul country his eyes ever beheld, and a
country for which God had done more and
man had done less than any other on the
roptinent'
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PRoTEsTANTs IN FRANCE.-The ChrtStirn
World has the following In an article con-
tributed by Rev. n. c. Burt:
"Thc number of Protestants now in
France is rcckoncd ut from million and Il
half to a million and three-quarterS. These
exist in various denominations. First and
most numerous is the National Church, re-
ceivinga partial support from the State"
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The returns Of assessors throughout the
country to May /, 1871, show the present
amount of spirits in the country to be as
follows: Foreign and domestic spirits of all
kinds out OF bond, 81, 200, 42l24 gallons !;
domestic spirits in bond, G,G49, S5.52 !;
foreign spirits in customs warehouses, 49,
954.44 gallons. Total amount in the coun-
try, +, G31 ,993 gallons, with twenty-eIght
unimportant districts yet to hear from.
The long-eXpected census returns from
Texas have been received ut the census
Bureau, and there remains but Il single
county in Mississippi and single Township
in ARKANSAS 10 be heard from 10 c0liiple'e
the returns from the entire United States
and Territories.
Edward Walls, of New York, fatally
stabbed his wife Friday morning WIN u
Docket-knife while she was asleep III peo'
STe received four wounds in the abdomen,
and was afterwards gashed in fearful
manner. He was arrested.
Edward Nevins has been convicted in
New York of forgery in the third degree
for issuing counterfeit railroad tickets to
Buffalo.
Forgery Gin the third degree" is good.
Next we shall have "burslary in the third
degrec."]
Just previous to the final adjournment of
the international Printers Union. Mr.. Geo.
Il. Wilmington, Of the Alexandria Union,
on behalf Of the Virginia delegates, pre-
sentcd the president, Mr.. w. j. Hammond,
with Il copy of Barclays Digest"
The corporators Of the narrow-gauge
railroad to run from Lancaster to Reading,
Pa, chartered by the last Pennsylvania
Legislature, organized ut Lancaster on
Thursday last, and appointed a committee
TO engage engineers to make IL reconnois-
sance Of route.
The painLshop sheds and part of the
brick building belonging to the Ames
iI Company, at Aver, massachusetts,,
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C.B. Thomson, of the lie Roy Gazette,
one of the editorial eXcursionists, says of
Governor Walker:
1--WE were Immediately conducted to and
introduced to the lincst-looking gentleman
to be found"
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, June 8, 1871.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, June 6, 1871.
NOTICE.-TO STONE AND BRICK
IN PAYERS, STONE-MASONS, AND EXCA-
VATORS.-SEAL LED PROPOSAL s viii be re-
ceiyed at this office until June l3th instant NJ Il
O'Clock III. for STONE and Brick PAVING,
FUkNiSHlSG and LAYING FLAGGING and
as may be required, for the term OF Que yese from
the LIST day OF July, 1871.
Forms or Proposals can be had on application
ut this Office.
The Committee Oh Streets reserve the right to re-
ject any all proposals.
JET CHAS, Il. DIMM0Ck, City EEg .leer,
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DRY GOODS.
NJOW rs THE OPPORTUNITY FOR
IN BAHGAINS.
sUMI.ANNuAL CLOSING SALE.

SEM1'A1sN - - -
We sffrar our splendid assortment OF DRY
GOODS at greatly reduced prscesin order TO re-
duce stock. .,,,-.--.-..-.
JAPANESE SILKS and POPL1ES,
BLACK and C0LUREDs1Lks
SILK GRENADINES with stripes ana en-
'ro EMss 1Sd5sRsED BEREGEs, LAWNS, ia
COMETS, ORG PERCAhES,P Up !ES
MIA Lawns; 50 FRENCH MUsLIh and
TARLETOHS; ,,.,
Ilpacas (all colors). Linens, sheetings'
Cassirnereg Farmers Satin, Doeskin%
Rroan Cloths, White Linen Duck,
llama lace sbawls, Parasols (all styles.
Kid Gloves Of latest styles aud best quan,les,
English Hose, and lots OF other useini ana oe"
sirable articles. .,.,,,n s,,o
AS this is our regular semi.annual Closing SAFE,
VIZ VIM. THALHIMER & SONS,
No, SOL Broad corner 9Th street,
,e1e Broad. street Dry Goods Emporium.
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PROGRAMME:
PARTI.
We Arc Merry. Chorus. Mountain Chii1r t,f,
Now Who Are YEP Solo.... c,ss. Sni,u
pray Away. Chorus. Mountain ChlIarSn
mqh.nds ne solo s and atn oh hSn
Oh Pardon Our Urkindncss seml-chorus..'
Mountain Children.
Poor Homeless! Solo. .Beggar MOtncr
Rest Ye, Hest. Chorus. ....... Mountain CHILDREN
Let us TO our Table. Chorus. Mountain Chilaren
o. Beauteous Beings. Solo,.
We Are FAIRIES. Chorus. ....".......'..'. antes
This. Our Queen. Chorus. All iEs
Kind Fairies. Soio. -. ;;horr:
We Have DiamGn Siis a s0,G F aha sn0f"'
Home, Sweet Home. solo. ,.aita
Gentle Maiden. SOLO. ...rarS Sucei
Follow, Follow. Chorus. ..........''.'.r "nAe'
PART III.
Oh. When az Night. Solo. Mountain Chii id
How Sad VIII Close. Trio. Mountain Ghit1r ,,
All How Can We Ever? Solo,. Mountain Cn Iinl
Welcome, Dearest Laila. Choru'..
Mountain Children.
Rut Who Arc Ye? I,uet Chorus. .:.......''..'.'..
Fairies and Mountain Children o.
Am Queen of All the Fairies. Solo....'.''Queggnn
0. Lovely Queen SOLO. cnean
Dost Thou Not? Solo.
'Thcn Let Us Hasten. Chorus. mountain Children
Long Live Laiia. Chorus.
On Thy Head solo.
The Piano to be used is from the wareroom Of
MIR. George l.. Bidgood, 1911 Main street.
ADMISSION. ...............'..".s' c.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE,
L BONDS SECURED BY PLEDGE OF Pro
PERTY OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
800 LOO per cent. Coupon Bonds OF the Unlrer-
sity OF Virginia. The state, by act approved
March 49, 1871, authorized The issue of these bonds
and pledged security the revenue of the Unlver-
sity andt whole property used by the University
owned by the State. The value OF this property Is
over $500 900. $40 900 Is the whole amount of The
loan. PARKER CAMPBELL & CO.,
my 22-1m 18th street.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, !
RICHMOND. VA. ,Iuna7- 1871

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,}
RICHMOND, Va, June 7, 1871.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received at this Office until TUESDAY,
18th instant, at IL NJ, to furnish The city muies
and horses with FEED, PROVEEDER, &c, for
the term OF three months from July lst, 1871.
Terms of proposals can be obtained by apply
ing at this office.
The Comni tie on Streets reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids offered.
jes-A CHAs. Ii. DIMMOCk, City Eng.
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HUNT NO FURTHER.-There is, per-
LIZ haps. no inventions of the day That interest
the general public more than perfect GRAIN
CHI AMER. healthfulness, long life, and econo-
my depend upon 1t. The unoersigned has made
great discovery In that direction that surpasses
all other Inventions OF the kind rs decorticstor
OF wheat and otner grains. AL parties interested
will call upon or address EMANUEL CHAPMAN,
Ut 90 west Baltimore street, or ut Ritter Co.'s,
East Fails avenue, for full information.
il l2-laN4W
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ME- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
cooDs FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAYERS
AT HOME ALSO.

IL
t. PRICE CO.,
Kceping their stock new and fresh at all seasons,
are getting In daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPLINs,
FANCY ORGANIZES and JACONETS for hot
More of their best quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COL1RED PIQUES,
PlQUE TRIMMINGS,
PenutiIul new PRINTS, all the recent patterns, In
endless variety 4; PERCALES also,
BLACK TANISE for summer mourning dresses,
BLACK CHALLIES, very best quality,
BLACK ID and 81 MOUStLiNES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and CT z
CRAZE SETS and COLLARS,
EMBROIDERIES "a lovely lott,
LINEN and LACE SETS
LACE-TRIMMED COLLARS,
MUSLIN SLEEVES
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &C.
BOYS AND GENTS GOODS.
White and Coored Linen Drills and Ducks !;
Fancy Cassmeres, French as well as Nlrgtnt'-
made Vestings IN every style; Socks, Collars,
&C.; Linen Bosom Shifts Gauge Shirts Dra'--
ers Black and ColOred Silk and Thread Gloves,
&c, &c.
Everything sold Of best quality, and at tho very
lowest prices and nothing endorsed but what Is
good Of its kind. Il. K. PRICE & CO.,
tez ll0l Main street.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, SCRAP BRASS, COPPER;
w AND LEAD.-About (7o) seventy tons good
Scrap about s thirty tons saoa scrSp
Golprnn yeIlow brase or Hard Lead wanted. I'D.
dress. stating what same been used for present
size and weight Of PIECES and iowess es WASH cssn
innrhouse Air Brake Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
/. lie l2.ln
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4 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
AND PICNIC OF THE
GERMANIA MIENNERCHOR,

MONDAY, June 18TH, 1871, at
HATTORF'S GARDEN.
Admission, so cents. Exercises to commence al
? O'Clock.
Committee of Arrangements: Aug. Blenner'
Jos ". bauhe hris. schneider, Gusta'e Itaco"-
er, Geo. Bennington. ! oeo.
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NNUAL MEETING.-The regular an
~ nusl meeting of the Stockholders of the pir,
rluia FIRE and Marine Insurance Company VIII VII
be held al The company's Office on NUMB I, tlie
10Th last at T. n'c.0ck NJ AT WHICH the eecl'oh
of directors will take place. - u,-
H. J-tl w NJ. W ILLl'' q Ike, SSe -
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Va EEssN(sS.

NTOTlCE.-A meeting Of the stockhold-
" .rs Of the MASONIC BUILDING AoSO!IA-
II, y win be held AT ST. Alhsn,s Hal ON w ED-
<ESUAY mkt, the 18th instant aI eo'cioeA -
rnll attendance is very Desirable anu stncK OCH,
bn,d RS who are unable TO attend ~ person VIII
n:c,sa anIoint proxies tn represent them
e"s''fp0-'' THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
ioo-,d Secretary and Treasurer.
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LOST. sTRAYED, &c.

a7O REWARD.-Lost or stolen, SEsss
SfU June elh. RID anu WHITEGAA
MILCH COW. Her right born part broken or ;
a plug out of her right ear; round hole ana silt
out OF the left ear. ANY person returning her TO
7O3 Cary street will receive reward of Slo on de-
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LUMBER DEALERS.

The fifth annual session will commence OCTO.
BER lST.
For particulars, address
jeS-IIw4In G. MORRIS NICHOL, Pres't.
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VIRGINIA HALL
oPERATTA-LAILA.

Tim children OF the Pine-sreet Baptist Sunday
,cn DOL viii render the opefatta,
LAILA,
AT VIRGINIA HALL,
ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18TH,
Commencing ut 81 O'Clock.
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rINHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that appli-
/ cation VIII be made for the renewal OF SCktES
no 34 dated July 10, 1885, for 81 shares, and No.
46s dated 27rh May 1852 for three shares OF stock
III chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad Company, for
mcrlv the Virginia Central Railroad, standing in
nv name, said scrip having been burned In the
store Of Kent, Paine i Co., or subsequently lost.
liz 5.Nlm WIN. q. PAINE.
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GRAND DREss-GOODs OPENING.

GRAND DRESS-GOO OPENING.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
rvrp oFFERED IN RICHMOND EITHER
BEFORE OR SINCE THE WAR.
We have prepared 500 Dress Patterns FOR laoles
and misses and placed them upon our panic coun.
iers at prices that will utterly confound the Ola 10
giles. ,,.nta or elegant fresh
goods both good In gqali.5 s,a anu days
Both large and small Patterns. ,,,. ~. In
Some Wash Goods. slightly soiIed o1E not in-
irred marked down 10 regular panic prices.
No such opportunity Of purchasing handsome no me
.rd fsshionabIe Dress Goods at prices iar oe.
anu na,u YORK wholes4l prices has ever before
ISw s offered to the ladies Of Richmond
Look at q few of the Bgures: ., A. 49,,
2 Yards of Dress Goods for 25c., worth five times
the amount. a, q, os a, RI q, ~
A. a. so, So. rs, 3d. and so on TO Pattern at
S5. c,o or,,.,5,o pa,torra
no yards) ct $3.50, worth before the war SOC.
ward. Tje 81 DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
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CLOEAING.

SUMNER CLOTHING
600 LINEN COATS,
800 LINEN PANTS,
$50 LINEN VESTS,
l0u LINEN BUSTERS,
$50 BLACK ALPACA SACKS,
2jU WHITE VESTS, all styles and kinds;
l50 BLUE FLANNEL SACKS, PANTS,
aud VESIS-all new, recently pur-
chased. nicely cut, well made, and for
sale low. WIN. IRA SMITH,
leo New Store, ll09 Main street.
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TOR SALE, NEAT BRICK~
n HOUSE, with six rooms, in thorough 70 Hs5
pair, lot, &c, centrally located. 'e- III
-, =. RICHARDSON e. co.
JeIL-6t lll3 Main sIrpat
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VIZ ANTED, to sell, as the owner intends
w removing from the sity mSs' IN ae ese nn
nor mart or the city, containing nine rooms;
Kitchen, with three rooms; front entrance 10
ha sement location unsurpassed, ana wlthln
lew mlhuses u"H H,oa S i 1t*
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WANTED, TO EXCHANGE A NEAT
w BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, lot o.. :,
pieasantly located, for a SMALL FAhM wlthih
Ave or six miles OF this city.
Also. two FRANZ TENEMENTS for exchange
LOT on IL 9''''i''AA' RICHARDsON q CO..
.a 10 .. 1lI3 Main street.
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WANTED, WHITE WOMAN, to do
the work Except washing and ironingl LOT sniaii
family. Address
,o,o,t P.H. W., at this office.
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FOR SALE AND Rent

FOE RENT, q RICK HOUSE, q.
= Win SIX rooms, and two acres OF lana 81
ahtacned, south and near the west end OF FrancT
80 :, RICHARDSON g. Co
Mofr
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ACHIEVEMENTS.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE-(BEGINs AT q.
- Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGuSTIN DAILY
EVERY EVENING
WILKIE COLLINS POWERFUL COMEDY
EVENTS AND PEOPLE IN 1870,
entitled
NO
NAME.
Act l-March, 1870: Begins tho story OF
Two girls, born In aihuence and beggarei by
the error OF parent; how Magdalen Van
stone started In life with El00
school festival.
NO for Birthright.
NAME. Act S-Tabeau2 2, August 1870: A Dying
Husbands Retaliation
Act l-December 1870 Tho Secret OF .
Secret Trust
Characters by Mr.. Harkins ". Davtdgc
James Lewis, George Parkes, q. r. De vere
Miss Clara Norris Fanny Davenport, Kate
Newton Mira. Gilbert
NO NAME MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT, at half-past
one .sscats secured six days Ia advance
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I)Y MAX BAYERSDORFER. AUCTIONEER
ID will cell TnIs DAY, commencing at I0h O'Clock,
the complete Furniture Of four story dwelling l24 West
Twenty sixth street. sixth The richest sale OF
Household Furniture offered this season.
Parlor contains, viz
Brilliant and powerful toned rosewood Pianofore, rich
Paror Suits In satin and silk Carpets Mirrors Tables
Cabinets Ltageres Bookcase, Lace Curtains Clocks &C.
also Dining Room Furniture, Extension Table, Buffet
Chairs Plate Cutlery China and also rosewood and walnut
Bedroom Sets single and double Bedseads Spring and Hair
Mattresses Pillows, Seeding, WARDROBE Lounges; also
general assortment of Kitchen and Bnsemen. Furniture Sale
positive. Man BAfERSDORFER AucEoneer.
Broadway.
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BoorH's THEATRE.
The manager begs to announce =
LIMITED SUMNER ENGAGEMENT
with
MR.. LAWRENCE BARRETT
will appear this Evening and
SATURDAY MATINEE
JAMES HAREBELL,
the Post Hero OF Mr. W. g. Wills beautiful HEART STORY
In A acts, entitled
1.-THE MAN o. AIRLIE,"
which performed a the Princess Theatre London for
more than ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS, and constituted the
dramatic event Of that city in 1867.
Produced with New Scenery by Witham and Lewis;
Dresses by Joyce Properties by Deuel. and ASSISTANTS
Seats days at the Theatre, its
Branch Ticket Oce. Ditson Co.'s Music Store No. I'll
Broadway.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE l87l-wITH SUPPLEMENT-.

sALEs AT AUCTION.
A Lien :f 5$ssS SgS HSsSs ssSERE&
tEstabllshed 1917
salesrooms Is Chambers and u Reade streets
SATURDAY, JUNE 10.
At l0A O'Clock, at salesr0oms.
Nos 90 Chambers and g Reade streets,
Household Furniture Mirrors, Carpets. &c, in variety.
Removed for convenience OF sale.
old importing jobbing house, bankrupt,
ofhrst class Wines. Liquors. &C. Particulars hereafter
RICH JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER
n Office aud saesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post
this day (FRIDAY), at ION o'clock,
- at our salesroom y Nassau street.
JohSsToS Van TAssELL wiz sell as above large
Also an elegant rosewood Piano. finished
Pier and Mantel Mirrors.
once Furniture, Safes, &c.
so Sewing Machines.
4 RICH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIoNEER
Z, onfs :'s s's ssEs'ts SCI S''
no. liz and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth
Regular sale Of Horses and Carriages THIS DAY (TUEs
For fun description under head of Horses Car.
riages
n. B.-weather never .nterferes with our sales.
A RTIsTs' CARD EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
closing out sale by auction every evening week.
at soclock. 500 choice Paintings, BY foreign and
sasrs o;. Artists Gallery s 91pSRy ca, S5ane Cen
A. sufSE 5ssE fGg Mau SAEE AussIoncer,
wkpNESpAY, june Z. Isal, a, y o'clock noon,
the Lot the north side of Forty street, $50 feet
MOCK Of the new rai,road dsnot As' " '.' AAN "1
Maps at the aucioneer's oaice, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

yNILLIAM Writers WILL SELL THIS DAY. AT
w O'Clock, at 454 Canal street, through d. y u BEk
THOLF, Auctloneer, 65 Wilton Axminster, body Brussels
and Tapestry Carpets from the Brevoor House, also ~
Hagss &C.; also Large lot Household Furniture,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

T s. wEINBERGER. AUCTIONEER, SELLS SATUR-
J.. day. June To- at l0 O'Clock, at No ~ Bowery for
count OF whom may concern, Parlor Furniture Sewing
Machine, Shot Gun Force Pump, Gassw are, dozens or
China Cups and saucer: Washing Soap Lace Curtains,
0 O'clock large assortment of fine Wines and Liquors
In barrels, casks, cases and demljohns.