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Valuable Lots for Sale.
OFFER FORTY OF THE CHOICEST Lors NoRrr OK
THE RAILROAD, AND AFFORDING THE BEST INVESTMENTS
NOW ON THE MARKET. CORNER LOTS ON IMPORTANT
STREETS.
CALL AND LOOK OVER MAPS AND PRICEs
No. 312-ChOice Gay street lot.
NJ 52a-A choice building lot arge and beautifully
Iocated near the University, about mile from
No. 597Brick cottage new and well built. on a de-
sirabIe lot, well sOdded, with fruit set out &C.
good cistern. Price $780, and $500 required in cash
No. Ol--Buildng Site 200 feet square, on turnpike
road one mile from Market Square. $3.50.
No. 5sl--Store house and residence Depot Square
SweetWater. Buildings large and in good order; lot
large, well Improved and well located in one of the
grettiest and pleasantest villages in East Tennessee
Rents Tor $50 year, and worth much more to q man
wishing good location for business and home.
No. 5O-A choice lot central and yet retired with
best streets sidewalks gas &e S0x1l0 feet. $500
Two valuable lots on Gay street for sale.
No. 5lS-Exceeding!y comfortable and desirable resi-
denee, with 10 acres OF finely improved ground on turn
pike. two miles frsm Knoxville.
so LOTS In East Knoxville, ranging from $50 to 500
No. 624-Neat, two-stOry house and lot on Park
street, the Atkin House. rooms. S20Ohalf cash.
No. 4Gz-Suburban residence one and half miles
from Knoxville P0stOce. 70 of good ground and
comfortable buildings excellent water, desirable loca
ton.
No 4i1-FOrty desirable lots in Fairview, near N,
residence of g. NJ. Branner ESQ., convenient to the De-
pot and Manufactures. High. well lying ground, and
in rapidly improAing neighborhOOd. 70 ---.
No. 454-HOuse and well improved grounds OF 3 acre.
beautifully located on Turnpike road, and on an ee
walton overlooking the city, and affOrding fine
and a cool breeze all through the summer.
No. 442-Thrty- lots in the Railroad addition 10
Knoxville ranging from 25X100 to 3OX3OO in size, and
from 500 to $1,000 in price The location of these lots
central, elevated and in good and fast improving
neighborhood makes them very desirable. These lois
must be Sold and offered at prices which make il an
nducement to buy.
University Avenue.
This street, the handsomest ever laid out in
Ea Tennessee, will soon be opened for half mile
in length. rev choice building ties, Of from one 10
acres, be bought at low prices and on easy
terms.
Some choice building sites with view Of the river
at low rates,
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HOW TO REMIT.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 9. 1871.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-09
our Job Office.

1t may not be generally known that we have
one of the very best Job Offices in East Tennes-
see. We are prepared to do all kindsof b ook
and Job work on short notice, in the best of
STYLE and on reasonable terms.
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For Sale or Rent:

Forty acres; neat residence, six rooms large mead
Ow excellent water and fruit. 800 year. Lie in
sight of the city.
Farm of $50 acres 100 in cultivation 10 miles from
Knoxville, from Clinton water fruit large ham
meadow. small dwelling 500 year. and ~ acres 10
be seeded down.
No sos. Farm on Clnch river; 1874 acres Some
good bottom lands. SIX miles from Coal Creek Only
$500 for this very productive property.
No. 1925 acres Of land, with good timber md W.
ter 80 acres fit for cultivation, and good soil IL mills
from Knoxville. Small house and stable. Some fr9is-
Price $50.
The steam mill property large and convenient build
ing powerful engine, admirable location on RailrOsd
and Turnpike road. Building and machinery in good
order Large lot.
Fifty acres in cultivation, % in wood land miles
from the city cottage, rooms u IN clover
spring some fruit trees productive land,
Eight acres one mile from Market Square; well
manfred and well lying land. Rented with or with
out a neat cottage. 80. ...
Several farms rom four TO twenty miles from Kn01-
Vile ranging from 30 to 800 acres, in cultivation.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
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off. Was there ever a more bare-faced or
meaner trick perpetratsd? Yet Oh the
principal that "a lie we'll stuck to is as
good as the truth, !" this "luminary" tries
to show its garbling fair, because the
World, the bribed organ of the Tammany
Ring, published in the same city with
Hdrper's, was mean enough to do the
same thing.
Granting that the first misrepresentation
was "inadvertent," what shall be said of
the attempted justification nO1U by the eff
fort to show the original garbling inmate
rial. The very article quoted from, and
which it is even now claimed is /" a verita-
bic stab under the fifth rib" concludes in
a way to explain the above extract, if any
other such INSCRIPTIONS sheets as the trio
we have exposed a0anted to contrue it as
''stab. u The conclusion as given before,
is:
1.-THE general feeling that will press for his
(Grant 81 denomination, is, that he is an honeSt
man, who, whatever criticisms may be truthful
ly made in detail, sincerely wishes the public
welfare and seeks it. Under his administration
rights have been protected burdens have been
lifted, the most threatening questions have been
settled, vital reforms have been begun, and the
prosperity of the country secured by the con-
sciousness that peace would be maintained-a
consciousness that would vanish before Demo.
cratic success"
Let the original garbling and the I'M
scrupulous defence be remembered, for a
newspaper guilty of such trick once, will
repeat it whenever it thinks the CHRoNI-
Gle won't detect it. But being very lit
tle', and very "sensitive"' it is all the more
necessary for US to keep wide awake to
keep up with the very hardened and very
| big feJIo,0 whose "tricks" we know SO well
THE committee appointed by recent
| meeting of the creditors of the A. & G..
Railroad, to confer with the Governor Of
Alabama and Mr.. Stanton, to see if some
compromise could not be agreed upon, by
which the road could be operated have re-
ported that they see no present hope for
consumation. Mr.. Stanton agrees to pay
the hands and floating debt, and operate
the road if Gov. Lindsay will protect his
trains. This the Gov. declines. Stanton
PlOPOoeo W UuIh ClIe IO<tu oHeI W AldOaLud
if he will pay the employees and floating
debt. This is also declined.
Both of these propositions shows
desire on the part of Stanton to pay the
employees, and would not indicate an in
tention to plumber them, as some have
charged. Gov. Bullock having issued a
proclamation that he will hold that part of
the road in Georgia, the committee con-
clude their report by saying that all they
can recommend is, that custodian be APP
pointed for the property in Tennessee, and
in. connection with the Governors of Geor-
gia and Alabama to operate the road. The
latter three-cornered combination will
likely for the present operate the road.
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SEND US THE NEWS.

We extend special invitation to our friends to send
brief and pointed letters giving items of interest in
of local interest in every issue for our East Tennessee
readers.
The sun., 1871-02-06
lIHANcIAL AND voMMERc1AL.

SATURDAY, Feb, A-'p al The railway sLarc
market vas quite dun and irregular during the
morning hours, the principal trlnsaGious having
bean ronGped to a lcW stDc!ys, such az 0lio,and
A'ssiastppi, Rock ltlgnf, ami Like bhme. Lasol
N the day, IOHGver, thcT WIS uhSeNsed an inpor-
tRnt buying movement m Ohios, supposed 10 be for
acGnnnl Of the clGnos who last woek sold out teir
specul 1lve ventures, and had subsequently been
ei,deayorug TO nepress this price Not meeting
with such success IN their operations for decline
~ dad attenaed the manipulation nf uilpT eqTlny
rH0n1ineJt snares, tire clique manager. evidently
changed their pyOgnmme, ana thus oaused the ad-
vance IN quotations to-day Of IL D cent VI com
The sun., 1871-02-06

from all the houses and remain ont OF employment
touotwo or three months
Roporter-1nis must cause great distress among
themi
Clerk-Frghtful, cir frightfuli They are mostly
m improvdent, hard drinking lot, and the few who
nre able to put little aside from the miserable pit
lance they get soon have 1t eaten W by their iami-
lies.
Reportor-surely when the men know IN, dun
tine IS coming on they ought TO be pGo7ar'i'
WHITE SLAVE MUST Dnrss WELL.
Clerh-Wel, you sec each one thinks himself to
best man AM sure lr Will be the one 60 bee Hopti
lrs dos. II costs gtod deal to keen w,ll dressed,
for u hcy get shabby their chances Of gong aie ~.
doubled.
Repor'cr-Bai IN the summer they give the men a
holiday
Clcrk-ecre n them do; but others force them
to take one ant make t,om pay tor u
Rtpoucr-Iaoy OOhsc hcm to absent them
aeNtsi
Clork--Ore OF the drivers. or ushers. or shop
walkers, as they arc ctiicd goes around TO the mon
with list iu which IN ett dONu the time each man
must take. and The poor fellows ale obliged to com
ply wit ont a muruur.
Rsporer-surcy thero must bo some means to
remedy all thi-f
Clork-lf these men only know their own power
i would not last long. There are at least in New
\ 1crk aud the surrounding cities some I've or siI
thousand men employed In this busiaess, and not
OnC quarter per cent. Of Them are voters.
The sun., 1871-02-06

Now YnrlL Nlnrkci..

SATURDAY, keD. 4s--fLouR AND RiFN-Th, mar
kCt vas urpsuH drl even tpr SATURDAY. ani huy y
uas ~ sl.tAJ t1r .aue.alc, - % so " tor ship
piug oIuas and sr ~ - 70 M 'd,um.to rhoire iate
and tmp Hours. southern nour s1.'A0a,.i5 or shIp.
ping e1iras, ana tlt,e stdl iug iratl" and hmy 81
tras Rye nuur, e. HW0. Corn meal Signs.EifO f5r
Mestcu ard atiN-r lnr hurt.NIC4t llou tower 4.
S,ii0d. tAa 4 iu n .ior sultc AM l'uunS lyania.
3.t t u'ss lud k2l5JaF.2 tl, prime n'ss hui leI
IN p, d".l. y tle ua,rt WA nru, raud mo.' acuve.
Alr, ai 80 * so dvd nliotEt iNlsAtt for plain
nWI NNiA hts., N"rA litttaNbrut ,N.V asa ~ for
ltus niss',aud t19sSn llr lDiiA uAcss, ,coi ha,ss
-3e.iisir .or 'pt@ pd laue. Hitoon iu fan lcmAut,
uut tAtAc % tl hilcs 90 pA long geGf 90 1g IN
l~uru uH llc and 400 hNs sHnr fhtu arrive ali b.
s..&f.c, l.tf1 lAIlJ .rN't a. l.uut former prigas
st'N Ito 90 40 i-hs,.c ior Utcrg, aud ils nl,
CO 'Asl;h lhIIsr rn'd at nt.f Tor hnlrtnn -.
- 60 ttN'e l+ tf .n.s,.tl Tor iHllnAie Mthh,Aud
! e'.r. tor DO daries CHees1 Gnlet mt ib1l3lGc iur
host Eetpty.
tuhpiuHs-Cotton was aity active ald llc HIGHER 3;
sat. iltf la'ctR 5s,c tur Gidl M, muli;lc. l1rl w
middil E. 1ulloN rtwl't ftrtN r7lc7 ll5 8D hs gt
6lltylc. in prime. WEmc quiet 'nt l"9r IN hds
au'r lrlcl Ht nc Ii0-u' i,Htrtn-Vd tTaiupn Eluf1
(. 90. Petroleum duli auu dHNy' ryitdon the al0t
n 8'.c and crutr, 10. IN uo'.. frogus hraio'
Gro, ElIf5 Coffee quiet but firm Rio. i9reio4c
Poh ,tai's laG bHg Rio per Allha. Rice IN better siu
ny and RAIN Nas taPpllll, 0 .c. and Rang a.n,
~ bbs New Orleans, part a bQHt5c Tor iAir pfuIe
surar-lhw dull ana mhrt IN tue huNrt fayulN Jan
on pIWnle terms, biu lhLl udLlE 9hrlued HOMOitl-
H. N.ltaflH@e ,bbor. .Nt llkt' hunned weak Mt l3t
GIt&c forfprrT and ~ G.l3t Tor son whue.
ONO nIis at ~ for eL0ce newGrrn Ry spring no
lni amber winter anu CAiinrnlA AZ 2lSy ClusllE al
q l4gfL6 ior new ,sprngIn store aud WloH Si5Sos
Western ssd state Baris Gals sale, 'o' Eo'o bush
The sun., 1871-02-06

AILEN-HNLEY.- In this city, BY the Rev. DR..
frederick OIi'nv, nPrry Allen, OF Putnam county a.
l - Anna ilary. OF brcwsprs. Putnam county
BAEDN-SlE EM AkI.-iu this CITY, by the Rev. Ebep
c1er Mlggins, Ltuest =. Baron 10 Mary T. stewart.
HRT NCOTEr-NrEN hEl.-}y the Rev. William
fsvtd. AlyHn hctAncuurt 10 ,Jcnnt stewart
HUlsNS-f -fI ZGl.IsALD By the Rev. a. j. Donnel.
y, Patrick Burns TO iirfffuct Fitzgerald.
GEi;DFE -DON NELLfN. .-liy tno ltcv. O. Y. Krotol.
Jehn Cespar Gerdos TO Margaret Louisa nnnselin.
kLAI ISG,,-liEiNZ- by The l;cy. Dr. L. J. sclmei.
Ter. Richard X ausur to 49, Heinz.
LANDAU ut.t-GitU EEpAUM.--in this cry, by the
l,cy. JA. NRssermIrn, Max Lnndauct. Of Milwaukee.
Wis t9 Ccci' OIu1coauln, Of Now YORK
MOONEY -tlGH-By tte lev jas Masserm0nn
isaac Mooney 30 Henrietta Rich.
ftIlXEL-EUSS.-By the tcy. Z. y. Schneider.
FraI kei g,l ta ara RUS.
NOnIEgIZ -HELBlNG this civ. ny the Rev
llcury Moltmsnn, Leo scnertz, OF Boston, Mass, TO
Anna Hclbing. ut New York.
The sun., 1871-02-06
A NOTORIOUS BCRG1AR c4GED.

Brad alias MOrrisou's Inst Appearance
Craeksmau-iIis $1,000 burglary on
Union square Work tor Judge bedford.
Yesterday morning about o'clock Ohcer
Scaulon, OF the Wooster street police station. while
examining the doors on his post in order to see il
they secure, discovered three men 10 the jow-
ulry siere OF Joseph j. Lewis, at ss Bieecser
street. scanloh called onlccr Burlegh, Of tue MGR.
watch on the store. onieer Burlcigh took hsetand
on Bleeckcr street, ard scnulon on Mercer street,
directly in front OF the stab'csot Senator Norton,
which are connected with tie corner store by a
wooden fence about seven feet hugh.
sconlon had been or tbe lookout but short time
when he saw enc Of the burglars sealing the fence.
seanlon made for him, but the burglar dropped
haok into the area ard hed. SCaFlou loapod the
once Ia pursuit. and close on The heels OF the
fugitive. just as the burglar had reached tie eide
walk on B.eposcr street, ScaulOn. with a we'll.
directed blow OF his club give him thwacS on the
toad. which felied him W the sidewalk. lie was
thOn secured and taken 80 the station. where he
recognized as James Brady anas Morrison, u most
de- pernto burgiur and crac';Sman His cOutpAn.
LewH is an unocoupiod store. ihc burglars forced
thor into tlfs store from the rear, and broke
through the lath and plaster wall which divides II
trum the store ui Lewis. H. their Il. ght they leN
behind them a comrl lcte kit pf butgnrs' tools
Abuuf two months since Brady broke into Jew
elrS store on Union square ana had yilOO worth OF
jewery packed up and ready TO carry OF In a ear
rage which was whiting in front 0f tie store door.
when Detectives Quinn and Casey arrested him.
Brady found bail, bat when the time for his tra
came could not be found. District Attorney Eel.
oNsissuod bench warrcnt FOR bis arrest, and the
officers have been IN search OF hin ever since. IIO
is row securely locked ny in the Wooster street
station with dn oilccr stationed IN front o. hi coll
'nu Us enances tor heavy term In sns slug 1ro
The sun., 1871-02-06
gESr POINT TEvrILArED.
II Recommendation Of the Investignting Com
mittce-Thc Presidents son aud the En-
tire First lura IN l,r pitn,tsspd.

II Recommendation Of the Investigating Conn
mittoe-Thc Presidents son aud the En-
tire First ClHEs TO he Ditniisscd.
WAsulNGroN Pcb. 5.-The report of the sub.
Committee who went 20 West Point VIII DC ready
30 morrow. 1t recUmm ends Vie dismissal OF Gen.
Grants son and The enare arst class who CON
posed tic mob, OF which tie former the 1in.
leader, and roinstatcs the three cadets whose re-
sienaiious were extUrtsd from them and accoptel
10 summary manner. It also recommends the
President 10 remove from command the superinten.
dent and such oficors participated in tho rcrou,
-disgfacefu recognition OF tire rebenious clns- iu
tacir right to oyerturn the rules and then de tHo
Government
Mr.. Packard, OF Indiana, dssents from the mn.
iority, aud there N likely to be animated d. cN-
sion IN The full Committee where the rccoWtu o..
datons will be sustained. The testimony WI be
reported 70 the House 10 morrow and day set for q
carirg this week. There will bee a lively time when
he House takes IL up, for thcFo Is a formidable
movement ol foot 70 beat the Committee mA lei
the Institution run aOuC. Whilc certain strong mcm-
lers are determined 10 vchtilate II 81 ih1.uu.il
has members cannot justly uom~oi,ss IN voLu
to retain IN the'r places officers or cadets wlo nv
t.ssll e., and ~ tc most iusoleut main inirr attrro
o ta a. iHnee. Ticte is strong party W. i.Spr o
closing UP thc lnsutuiion entirely.
The sun., 1871-02-06

Arrfvcti-sUNDAI. Fob. s.
Steamship batavia. Liverpool. mdsc aud pass.
Htcrmslifp gud ftroR %, Mobile. cotton. &c.
steamship Western MotropUus, New Orleans, mdse.
and ass.
seMuahip Gen Cromwell Ncw Orleans. indse ana pass
sieninahip lianeoula. Portland, mdse. aud p45s.
Iafk Wallace, Bruyia. mdsU.
Blis Mltchl1sr, Rio .lanc no. coffee.
BARK huHnul 100, lquiauo, nitrate Vi aDta.
lrl- I.ulV NaltCrF. tHrlcuas, su rar.
Brig Anna Iiaeecn. Gottcuhurr. iron
BriU Joseph OZARK, Mai tnzts, sls "a.
Brig GA nuia. Gal, eaton, iuufe.
ANO. Tie uaUai river anu cpu-twt4e veaae-
SAfLED.-t "a nluthips MinncsUta, Cfty OF hnbwerp,
ami Timer liv rpouli Europa. Glasgow, Ehqg star,
hFpinwall; Kapdan, Havana; Ariadne. Galveston :
Mcybu act, 81 Lyuis; sslssDpi rev Orenne Gioht.
gnmcry aud ban Salvador savannah Champion,
thHilestOu, Geo ~ tptuu and NYauu kC. Richmond :
John GiLtOn Washington sup American Union, Lon
ton.
sTEAHsiitPs ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN. Eco. 4-Denmafk New YORK.
The sun., 1871-02-06

Trw YoRK. Saturday. Teb 1.-Two car lo1ds Of
becVce arrived at Communpaw, There we're no buy
G ont uud no eacs. FOR Tomorrow anf Monday, 10
car loads arc c1reced ~ Wechrvken @ cars at 101th
street. and 20 cars at tOmmuuipaw. TrUes are not
kolv 10 be n.tciiay changed, nnc we QuOte old dry
cow at b4eioc roulh oxen and thin stccts, including
crans Mt 11begiilfs.; common 10 fair steers at l2p
] irc.i nud good - priuio ID at "A i51c. o..
thirty car loads ot hC"p Wnrf received ana rOftlv
t1d ut unchanged prices or D. tor common to
irin.C state alu Wolbsfn.
IVcH'y cur loads of hoes arrived. md the market
wa. yea at SO hc p Tor live hOe, " iile Ncstcrn
roNei closed 81 O'sg1i.o., and city drUsed al yl.G
The sun., 1871-02-06
DIJ'OnCED.

~ 1872 In Chicaro. Jan ~. ny Judge Farwell Of the
.Lt Court, nellie D Bit-- from Alhltt r. BliNs.
Married 90 CnlcagO FeD 10 lSIO. Cause. extreme al d
ui -atru cruelty.
siO.ni LIN chicago. Jan n. by Judge Jameson OF
thc superior tput Mary story IRON Thomas story.
The sun., 1871-02-06
MIR. i. Vance Uuintiu's WIre.

10 ne Ehi0F of 7Ae sun
SIR: l saw your paper this morning, and wa
retliy mach taken aback but nov il is AL su aIril
thank van for your Kindness IN taking that Itn 80
N N entire stranger TO You.
JAMES y CUEgiS.
TRpNTU. n j. Feb. 4. 1871.
The sun., 1871-02-06

And n thCre IL any OF Won whose conscHuce is trol
ed aHd .tcY"'i m any ins, hcknF cu'Iiort conn
sci. let nm romc go me, or ~ tuuV other discreet ~
icarut pr,rGt Taught iu the law OF God. and cnufc
nui open MS sn ami grief secrc v that he may receive
such ghOSiy coinncI, advtcu ami comfort thar his con
scicuce u.Iy O.. relieved. Ltuat Of u Or tic mia
isteis or God aud 81 tnc CturrU be may receive
tort abs olu ion % the eat ia0uOnofhk mind aud
avoiding o. al .er'yic nd dorhttulness requnluE
such a. shall be satisfied with general confession not
he Ofiuidru VITA % that Go Use, tier flftl
satisfying tho uUrtcuar and secret confession 20 tR
prcs.. nor those also which thlnS nFeuf1l
icnt ioT thc que ness Of her own ruufrctcos, mar
crlafy tlopen cir ine to the priest TO rl ut ndtd
gitl them that fatnfcd with their humble coufpf
God, and g"ue al cdutess tho Churcil.
cut in ~ h gs 60 fUoW aud keep tte rule Of charity
aud ryery man 90 De tanrf win h nwn eouic cnci
rot judging oiher mCnf minds cl asmclvnces wter a
he MO no warrant Of GodS Wort 20 ne tHuc.--fT
hD'fGhops 60 Communion Pfugef bJdk, Latcdfd "
As tor ching ahc0ng, rOsting, holdlDg NJ OF hands
nockirE upon ne east and ntfor Tefturcs trey
b. u 81 or iuft man's devotion serve'l. Win
out utame.-C CsFtdm Notes. FrdsT NG0l, Eat nj "
The sun., 1871-02-06

Canada West At tit0K. Barley malt dull Oats fairly
actve and very frm sales 90 bush Mt 6ic fr prime
white Ohio and G2hVte4c for Western the track and
tncet. Corn wa9 IN good demand and very hfm sales
SO bush. at SSs6c for new western mixed, s7c for
The sun., 1871-02-06
IRtr,la

a FNBLIC N tETING ot a1r!Ingmtu is ea.,1
~ TINS CNCnu" nN thV tA,i.tul ana lauur tlt.t ~
tive society az 2g1 ruId lv, 90 liy. expression
IArd 10 the Tax levy p lutiu.uHtd lLtO tut
turV By senator 30 81 N, Nv -.
II. Il. AULHALL $50. P.H. sPFILMAN, Prcst
NOTICE. A urrttng ottr, Uotlgces of the l. Il. d.
~ VII be ht.l o. go Annoy ul NpulAN eNenlIt iHa
6th List,. All lIisA rtfu.ev z.v e.ur-ted 90
~ J. v Biz
The sun., 1871-02-06
1nn curAcu RorND InE conyrF.

4 Auriculnr C0nfcsHIOn AdvIscd by TIC NccIor
King Edwards Prayer Book.
About ~ 7. NJ. Saturday, a SUS reporter
troup into the li,le church round the ccrhor
he rector was reading the evening service 10 o.
small congregation IN one of tie wings Of iho
tIurch. Atf-r tue service tne rcrur'cr str yc1
roa.n the long rambling rlnce. w.icI sc.ns a.
hs Cncu fo var % ppers 40 ail times. Motto o.. the
cK.rcmslv Catholic features o. many amt most o.
tie ornaments OF the chUICh, aud addlring their
arustc le.u'y he made bis way uut thrCI one Cf
go numerous vestibules. On n httlc shelf in n -
corner ,Ves' number Of pruted sins Oi paper a
copy OF w.ucn wc CIV below ne further 'inl g.
ton OF IL jroad religious symp lthies the rector,
los. Houghton:
The sun., 1871-02-06

Fave YOUR dollars Deposit ulom iptne MuIud
BonGm Savings Bank (snn Bn,ldiug) .Auh tlr.b ~ M
The sun., 1871-02-06

general war "a Europe would curse the nnion,
- badly unbalanced phrcRot ogIcal oytnus do ~ n
Examinations daily AZ $50 liruAdwny. .--liIu.
The sun., 1871-02-06
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A oA.AEENN.lA AEN.Al Hb NJ oIEfa REonuNr.
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FEBEl NiA &. Nc.
21l pIEDE+ or MUSIC.
Tickets y. admitting t,vltiGmAu Iud Ladies'.
For rnIrHi huols music stores andhON OiHre. Grand
Opur, lluu,t. buAa Ca be lad Ol Lieut.. Co.. hralv
Illc L.. l. Onicv, A,Juiaut Alien, ii Broad ~.
ora RbGINIENT HAIa..
~ NOIl 10 COACH tt. y mrs AND DRIVERS
Carriages conveying com2lRN 20 M, gth II gun NJ
Hall at tG Academy oi AuleiC, on TUESDAY FVeiilg.
lth. q lrtlt VIII 10 tguni aI tluuUgi nm
nurth she and 20 out through Irving place lud tAke
ui. tue sane order
Rare 10 part OF the cILy same dest one 90
four ualSseuacrk, %.
Tls qomIsuT Sil take the irst ooarh In Tine In no
Case " ~ esAehOs Ia cAioa.
THOMAS W TUORNE.
Captain 1otl Precinct { ltY Ian hacL Inspector
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4 ttturt1

Al az iIhLL COOpEE ISsrITrrF,
on MONDAY SIGHT. Fab. o.. ou tlc stounth ana
Liver, Digestion and Ind fs-fl N. Dysprpsa. HCtf.
bum, N"tg.o;; ;;''l' PAM about tae ii'art ami in me-
ucaiAcLc Sc how Go cure gud prevent al tlesr and
SECURE .ucd tnWp.cNlnu, Appetite D. .c5tlOu. av. a..
INtcurIYrlY on Istrated.
Admission % ceuts childrrn, 10 c"nts.
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Spttml Nptitis.
TnE GREATEST BARGAINS IN

THE GHEATEST BAHGAINS IN
HOSIERY AND UNDEgWEAR
WILL BE OFFEKED ON MONDAY.
BEST ENGLISH IltON FRAME HOSE, S3c. q pair.
GOOD ENGLISH HOSE, l0c. a pair.
SILK ~ NCkFD extra Babriggau Hose, " per box.
. GENr's T. GLlSH fnll regulnr Soc,s, " per dozen
NO LADY SHOULD FAll. TO BUY HER HOSIERY
RoCHS,
/! Carr1iuc st corner of teecker.
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u s. lag, tant anu avn mg depD,
bMirH Gal DpUOnWNS --adr.
The sun., 1871-02-06

HAUd a e'-~sus cod liver oil IS the reel-
AaV.
The sun., 1871-02-06

Turekn Mineral water, Saratoga Springs
superior Co OIL otlVr ln dYtprsia ard Diseases liver
IuU Eitucya. H. i. LEVY, Agent Hudson lycr Iall.
road Depot Narck st.
Wheeler g wtI-Un Nuchfur-, 1,1ft Hrond-
way, sold by paving go Gown and $40 per month. with
out extra olarge. Machines " lGL j. ]. ELLIS.
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Buanrs Nuiuts

What b. More Common or Distress ing than
bilious auacsP Who not familiar VITA the we'll
known symptOus oppression the stomach and
chest, low spirits, restlcsncss eloomiuess OF mind
wcIrine~ dun hoadache, dirty greasy appearance Of
the skim ycllow OF the white OF the eyes loss Of
appetite, and uostvenossp Few indeed. Of the more
ordinary ills OF life more widely prevalent tlnn
these Billions disorders and vet they may readily be
got ria or BY using pr Jaynos sanative Pills. by whose
operation tnc liver will he rapidly restored 10 hoa ty
acton the ytiateu sccretons OF the stomach changed
a costvcncss removed, and the whole systcm assted
IN recovering ~ normal condition. soid by ali drug
glsts.