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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-13

IF you desire rosy checks and complex
ion fair and free from Pimplcs, Blotches,
and Eruptions, purify your blood by taking
DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, 1t
has no equal for this purpose.
TIE HUMAN RooF AND ITS TuATcHINa.
If the man deserves we'll of his country, who
makes two blades of grass grow where only
one grew before, surely he who produces a
glorious crop Of hair on comparatively bar
rem scalp deserves the hearty thanks of the
obliged party: All honor, therefore, to Pro-
fessor i. 7 Lyon, for, unquestionably, his
renowned Kathairon accomplshes this OBJ,
ject. Gentlemen whose whiskers are shy
of making their appearance in force, or the
fbcrs of whose poustaches disclose those
"nagnifcent distances" for which Washing
ton City was once so famous, will find this
Hair Persuader the most wonderful encourag,
er of ibrous development that has ever yet
been Invented. Both sexes are advised to
use it, as, by all odds, it is the best article
for improving the growth and beauty of the
hair, keepingit free from scurf and dan.
druf, preventing it from becoming harsh, dry
and gray-giving it rich gloss and endow.
ing it with fexibillity-that Toilet Chcmis.
try has ever evolved from the vegetable king
dom.
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New Advertisements.
FOR THE VERY BEST
Bed Ticking,
Go to LEVIN & BRILL'S
Broad St., Camden
Sheriff's Sale.

SIIERIFF'S OFFICE,
CAMDEN, 5. c. June 9Th, 1872
F. L. Zemp, ct. al, assigpees)
Va. ? y. fa.
I. w. Il. Blair.
DY virtue of sundrie writs of Fl. fas. to me di-
ID rccted and lodged willscll in front of the
court house in Camden on Monday, the first day
of July next, within the legal hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
All those lots in the town Of Camden, with
dwelling and ether buildings thereon, known
and distinguished IN the plat of sail town rs lots
number SIG, sl7, s4s, so, $50, S51, $50, s53,
S54, 800, $50, S57, S5S, $50, $50, 861, sG2, s63,
8G4 SG5 &c., SG7, SGs, $50, $40, 81, 872, S73,
s74, SIS, bounded north, by boundary street,
south, by public square, and lots number S45
and S7G, east by Broad street, and west by
Church Street. Levied on as the property of l..
W. R. Blair, at the suit of F. L. Zemp, ct. al,
assignces.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for stamps
and papers.
June 6-tl J.P. BosWEEE, S. II. G.
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TUE VILLAGE CHURcH.-It should not
hook like barn Or a storehouse. 1t should
be building, the very sight of. which
would cause devout feelings in the breast. A
wcll:carved cross SHOULD point to heaven
massive pancleA doors should impress the
visitor with the solomnity of the place into
which he is entering; stained glass should
throw mystic light athwart the aisle pulpip
altar ceiling and galleries should be ornament
ed with fgurative mouldings, and the columns
that support the gallerior, and the balusters
that rail themip should be ofclassia patterns.
Any congregation wishing such a church
should send their orders for flushing material
to Mr.. P. ?. Toale, importer of French stain
cd glass, and manufacturer Of and dealer in
Doors, sashes, Blinds, &C., No. 20 Hayne St..
Charleston, S; c;
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IMPROVEMENTS In TowN.-Mr. R. NJ.
Kennedy is having the front of his store
repaipted, which will make material i'm
provement In the looks of the street.
Mcssrs Hodgsap Il Dunlap have erected the
handsomest sign in town. in front of their
new store.
The Messrs Kahn have erected q very
handsome and unique sign before their
sore, painted by one of the firm who has a
great gift in this direction. For his first
effort it is remarkable success.
BURGLARIEs.-The cotton house of Mr.
Geo. Douglas was broken into on Monday
hight and some corn and other articles ab,
stracted.
On the same night the cool, of Mr.
Douglas was robbed of about fifteen dollar:
in currency. The thief. entered her apart
mcnt, forced open her trunk and carefully
removed every thing until the money wa
found. The. things were then replaced in
the trunk.
One night last week, the house of Mr.. T
W. Pesues was entered and vcrious articles
of clothing fcInlously taken and carried
away. No clue to any of the burglars.
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SUNDAY School G GELEBRAT1oN.-Last
Sunday afternoon, exercises ofan inter
csting nature were held in the Methodist
Episcopal Chqrch, on the occasion OF the
annual examination and award Of prizes
to the children of the Sunday School.
The exercises were begun by the sing
ing Of a hymn" climbing up Aon's
HILL" after which a suitable prayer was
offered by the pastor, Rev. A. J. Stokes.
Prizes were then awarded by Mr.. W.
Wallace, the energetic supcrintend-
ent, to the following named scholars.
Jas. E: Mathis, Whitec S.. Stokes,
Andrew Stokes, Jas. 3. Wallace, James
Reed, John Reed Henry Brchmore,
Charlie Birchnore, Selma Mckay, Sal
lie Lcitner, Bessie Blair, Ida D. Wallace,
Jessie Zcmp, Mamie ]. Stokes, Minnie
Arrants, Willie Gerald, Coy. NJ. Mathis,
Frank Zemp, Ella zcmp, Kate Roswell,
Fannie Boswell.
After tEis pleasant episode, the chill
.dren sang tue stirring Sabbath School
hymn, ss:Work for Jesus" The Hon.
w. q. Lcitner then addressed the chill
dren in very interesting and appropi-
ate manner.
lie made very pleasant impression.
The interval was. employed in singing
another beautiful hymn, "Bcyond the
Sunset" which was rendered very hand
somcly, rejecting great credit upon both
the scholars and teachers.
Capt. W. L. DcPass then delivered a
short but very interesting lecture, which
closed the speaking. After another
hymn, "Work, for the night is coming,
the benediction was pronounced by the
pastor, and the large congregation slowly
dispersed.
4Aa NJ. E: Sabbath School is very
fourishing and ably conducted.
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FOR GOOD
Goshen Butter for Table Use,
Go to LEVIN & BRILLS.
Broad St. Camden.
Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY AuDrroR)
Camden. So. ca, June 9TH, 1872,
NOTICE is hereby given that the sum of sew
~ enty,nine and eighty-eight one bundredths
ty treasury Of kershaw county by Nancy A. ely
burn, for the redemption of 1G0 acres Of land In
Buffalo Township; SAID lands having been sold
for State and county taxes Of 1870 as the prop-
crty of NJ. II. Clyburn, and bid in blythe County
Auditor on account of the State
DONALD MCQUEEN.
june Gw3: County Auditor.
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IIEANFED, AGENTS-S100 TO $3.50 per
w month-evcrywhcre, Male and Female, to
introducc the genuine improved MARSHALL Sew
ING MAcHIsE. This machine will stitch, hem,
fell, braid, tuck, bind, cord, quilt and embroid-
er ina most superior manner. Price only $lo.
fully licensed and warranted for FIVE years. We
will pay 500 for any machine, high priced or
that will sew a stronger, more beautiful or more
elastic stitch than ours. 1t makes the ELASTIC
LOCK STITCH. Every second stitch can be cut and
still the cloth Gun not be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from SlOo to $3.50
and expenses, or commission from which twice
that amount can bs made. For circulars and
terms; apply oor addresses. MARSHALL s Co.,
No. 102 Nassau Street, New FORK
CAUTIoN-Do not be imposed upon by other
pa rites travelling through the country palming
off worthless castiron machines under the same
name oc oracrwise. Ours is the only genuine
and really cheap machine manufactured.
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RUNAwAY.-On Saturday last, the horse
of Mr.. Wiley Moore attached to- his cart,
took sudden fright on Rutledge street, near
the blacksmith shop of Mark Skies, and br oke
into run, throwing to the ground Miss.
Moore and chair in which she was sitting.
The horse was stopped at the corner Of
Main street.
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Ch!ignons, in Great Variety
AtLEVIN& BRILL'S
Broad Street, Camden

LIVERY farmer should take at least one paper,
EI for the benefit Of his family, if not of himself
They will receive many times the cost ofthc paper
in knowledge; aud the home paper should have
the preference. We ask our country friends to
subscribe for the Jowaa'. Only 81, so per year.
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Our Agents n CmARLEsToy-Thead advertising
agency of Walker, Evans & Cogswell, represent
I'll by Roswell T. Logan. Esq. is the only author
lied agent for this paper, intCharleston.
Griffin & HOFFMAN, Advertising Agts., No q
South street, Baltimore MIL, are duly Authorized
10 contract for advertisementsat our lowest rates
Advertisers in that city are requested to. Leave
their favors with this house.
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80 cents For Six Months on Trial.

Epcy Nasoa uould subscribe to Ne MASONIC NOM
1ToR, published monthly, Mt Goldsboro n. c.
Devoted strictly to the Sciences Philosophy.
Symbolism and Jurisprudence of Masonry and
news of special interest to the fraternity South,
The. MONITOR has received the highest enconi-
.ums from the impartial and intelligent press of
the country. The proprietor solcits the patron
age and support of the fraternity: Address J. A.
BONITZ, Managing Editor, Goldsboro n. e.
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Meetings..

WATEREE. DIVISION NO. 9, S. OF TAT
tend the regular laecting Of your Division at
Temperance ILh on Monday evening at I! o.
clock. BY. order of w.P:
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SUDDEN DEITHs.-On Monday afternoon
William English, a colored man, who had
been employed on the ISIS, died Of conscs-
tive chill. He came home on Saturday night,
feeling very badly, and gradually became
worse, until he died.
John Bowler, the we'll known driver Of
Mr.. L. NJ. Boswcll's wagon, died yesterday
of dropsy.
Both of these men were much esteemed
for their polite manners and general good
behavior.
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SUNDAY SERvIcEs.-On' Sunday last, des-
pite the extreme heat, many persons attend
cd the services at the various churches.
In the afternoon, about five o'clock, a re.
frcshing shower fell, just sufficient TO cool
the atmosphere and lay the dust.
At night. also, the churches we're well at
tended.
Rev. S. II. Hay was absent on mission
ary. duty.
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FOR THE BEST
NewYork Mills Shfrting,
Go to LEVIN & BRILL'S,
Broad St., Camden
NOTICE

Persons are herrby notified that the old Tcle-
graph Road where it crosses Spears Greek, on
the way from Camden to Columbia, is closed un-
til repairs can be made. The bal condition of
the bridge over Spears Greek renders it impas-
sble J.F. SUTHERLAND,
may20-4w Chm'n. Is. O. c.
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FORM Your clubs for the JOURNAL at once,
J. as we are offering extraordinary induce
mcnts TO clubs. Read the advertisement
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SPARKLING SoDA-WATER.-AMcssrs.
Hodgson & Dunlap, at their; new and ell
egant establishment, dispense. most de-
lightfql soda-water to numerous thirsty
mortals.s A draught fresh. from the
fount, is as pleasant beverage as the
hot and thirsty could desire. We advise
all who are fond of something nice, to
call and partake.
Apropos of Mcssrs. Hodgson & Dun
hp's store, we have been. requested BY
them to state that we were misinformed
as to. the builder, and that the credit is
due to Abram Marks, and not to Mr..
Reading. Marks is a well-known car
pentcy. Of our town.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye contains no Sulphu

Anybody wishing to renew their sub
script on to either edition of the Charles
ton-Ncws, can do So by applying to j.
Levin, Agt., at the Kershaw House.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-13

THE DELINQUENT LAND SALE.-We
proposed to publish a correct record of
the delinquent land sales, this week, but
the Treasurer. has not yet been enabled
to complete his list, and we will be COM
pelled to wait until next week.
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IN Regard to News, both General
and Local, the JOURNAL will always
be found up to the times; containing ev-
erything of Importance or interest to the
people.
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IN all other ipstanccs, whether Of single sub
scribers cr Of clubs who do not send IN the
money with the subscription list the price ofthe
paper will be two dolhrs anu hftJ cents lz'So)
per annum.
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Special Notice,

CAMDEN s. C. 23 may. 1872.
DURING my absence from the State Mr.. Mar.
Gus Tobias will act as my Attorney.
may 23.-4 CHARLES ELIAS.
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SIXTEEN YEARS OF sJccEss.-In 1856
the now famous Mustang Liniment was first
made kncS'n to the public by an extensive
system Of advertising. From that time to the
present, the demand for it has been steadily
Increasing until it has taken the lead of all
embrocations, lotions, oiptments, and other
external remedies, importedor domestic, ever
introduced into the American market In
the most celebrated racing and trotting
stables, in the establishments of stage and
city car companies, and in the stables Of pri-
vate gentlemen, it is the only recognized cure
for such diseases Of the horse as require out
ward treatment. Nor is it less valuable as a
local application for some of the most dis
trcssing complaints to which man is subject.
Rheumatism, stiffness of the joints, neuralgia,
sore throat, tumors, wens, earache, toothache,
yield to it's pain-subduing, counter-irritant
properties and burns, scalds and cuts are
healed with incredible rapidity tyundor its ope,
ration.
$1,000 Reward is offered by the proprietor
of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for medicine that will equal it in the cure
of Bronchitis, severe Coughs, and the early
stages of Consumption.
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FORFEITED LAND SALE.-This sale
began on Tuesday, and will be contin-
ued until the entire list is finished, and
when that is done, we will publish reli-
able statement, respecting thepurchasers
&c., as in the delinquent sale,
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Notice to Shippers.
SAVE YOUR RAGS! +.

10000 pounds Clean Linen and Cotton RAGS
wanted, for which the highest market price will
be paid. Apply at thisoffce.
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TIE CRops.-From Lynches' Greeks,
Big and Little, we learn that the crops,
corn and cotton though small, look heal
thy, and will produce finely if rain falls
by the 1st. of July. From Liberty Hill
and Flat Rock We CLEAN the same tidings'
Western Wateree also is dry, and rain is
much needed, but as yet the crops have
not been materially affected by the
drought.
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Do NOT Observation-Disclosures of cases, of
Scrofula, in its worst stages, old cases of
Syphilis that have defcd the skill Of cmi-
nent Physicians. Rhcumatics who have
been suffering for years and the victims of
the injudicious use Of Mercury, have been
radically cured by DR.. TUFTS Sarsaparilla
and Queens Delight. 1t is the most power
full alteratiyc and blood purifier known. 1t
is prescribed by many Physicians in their
practice.
II you have Chiils, whether every other
day. every tenth day, or evefy two or three
weeks, take DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills and you
will check them, otherwise they will stick to
you all winter.
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MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-We learn
that Kcrshaw Lodge, No. 20, A. F. NJ,
propose to celebrate the Oath instant, the
anniversary of their patron, St. John, by
q speech to be delivered by R. S. Bmns'
R. W. G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of
this State. Mr.. Bruins is considered one
of the brightest masQns in the State, and
his fame as an orator, as we'll as ma
sonic lecturer, is well known. A COLA
ton will also be served for the members
Of the fraternity and their edgucsts'
Appropriate committees have charge Of
the preparations.
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WANTED! WANTED !-Evcrybody
who has not already subscribed for the
Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly Charleston
News, to do so at once. Apply to }.
Levin, Agt., Kershaw House.
HoRsEs.-When horses have been fed
gram all winter, and have not worked
regularly it not unfrequently happens
that they have butlittle appetitc as warm
weather approaches, and when put to
hard work on the farm, lose flesh rapidly.
They need change of food. If it pos
sible, give them few carrots, or, in the
absence of these, a bran.mash, sufficient
to relax the bowels. IF oats have been
fed during the winter, give little corn
in the car by way of change, varied
with "cut fced," consisting of chaffed hay
and corn meal and fine bran, OR better
still, oatmeal. As rule, no kind Of
food is so good for horse as oats-and
this year oats are nearly yas cheap as corn.
Barley is also cheap, and by way of a
change, there is nothing better for farm
horses than boiled barley. Boil it until
it bursts open, and add a little salt and
| mix itwith chafed hay. There is moth
ing that will fatten q hoasc so quick as
boiled barley.
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Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENT

THE JOURNAL will be conscicntioAsly dcvot-
cd to the best interests Of the county in
which it is published. and will ever vindicate
that whioh is right aud just regardless ofpersonal
considerations,
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A PIrIFUL UoNDITIuN-1t-is a sad thing
to pass through life only half alive. Yet
there are thousands whose habitual condl-
ton is one of lauguor and debility. They
complain of no specific disease; they suffer
no positive pain; but they have no relish tor
anything which affords mental or sensuous
pleasure. In nine cases out of the ten this
state of lassituae and torpor arises from a
morbi1. stomach. Indigestion destroysthef en-
.ergy Of bo.n mind and body. When the
ws.sre of nature is not supplied by a due and
regular assimilation, of the food, every organ
is starved, every function intcrruptcd'
Now, what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances of depression
The system needs rousing and strengthening;
not merely for an hour or two, to sink after
ward into a. more pitiable condition than
over Gas it assuredly would do if an ordinary
alcoholic stimulatt were rcsortcd to- but
radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accom-
plishcd? The answer to this question, found
ed on the unvarying experience ola quarter
of a century, is easily given. lnfdse new
vigor into the digestive organs by course
of IIpstetter's Stomach ..Bitters. Do not
waste time by administering temporary rene
dies, but wake the system up by recuperating
the fountain. head of physical strength and
energy, the great organ upon which all the
other organs depend for their nurture and
support.
BY the, time. that dozen doses of the
vegetable tonic and invigorant have been
taken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will
begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite
will be created, and with appetite the capaci-
ty to digest what it Graves. Persevere until
the cure is complete healthful blood,
fit to be the material of flesh and muscle,
bone and nerve and brain, flows through the
channels of circulation, instead of the
watcry pabulum with which they have lere-
toforc kccn imperfectly nourished.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
MIsCEr.LAsEous.

'Nro HHgPLrRSzA uERRi,il-.LL LOVERS 0Y
Ln aga9a tresh foultry ana game call AZ sTRikBR
BKOTHEES, % barclay street. wherr they daiy
ceving nns Turkeys cAickeus and ducks from soncr.
pet and unl0 rloa COUNTIES, n. J. Foreign
frrs Mats Canned oods, Oys'crF by the quart lailtn
Dr barrel kcpt constantly en- haad and col. cheap
lAsb.
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MATRIMONIAL.


AN AMERICAN wIDowgR AGED 49, WELL EDU.
"A Gated OF good address, comcy appearanes some some
kind disposition and uncxccptionable Character
and habits having son. aged 10 desires the acquant-
Reneel sensible lady, aged 10 to ~ OF IKE
character with y view 10 mNriniony ana a european
tour Mqre fashionable ambition not des,rca @ h1t SOM. some
wealth OF bram heart and affection yearnnK ior some
thing higher and nobler than mere ftrt HonormbIe
trcafipcnt aud unqualified secrecy promscd anu cx-
rcctcN. No interview solicited unt inutuay uesuhpio'
Address u. NJ. ALDiNE New YORK city.
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FOR SALE.

A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-FOUR YEARS
IA Lease, Stock and Fixtures Apply ON premises, o.
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WooVs MUSEUM THOMPSON.
To NV OUR COLORED BROTHER.
r,a LAST NIGHT ATS
Ihe Great Protean Artist Mr.
JOHNNY THOMPSON
p..,.,..o. JOHNNY THOMPSON
Aosiu'eiS tne Inst times OF his drama OF
CGh COLORED BROTHER
SSuuE COLORED BROTHER
OUR COLORED BROTifER'
Ouk COLOkED BROrIIER'
OCK COLORED BROPiER
with its great 81 OF characta,s
STARTLING TABLEAUX W0NrsSp ~ III, vcrwr~ru
LAST MATINEE Ar2 1r' '1Si's
MONDAY November 25, JOHNNY THOMPsoN In tho
new Sensation Comedy OF the :" 50
WANDERING DUTCHMAN
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S)OS WEST TWFNTY-SEyENTH STREET ROON
AcD 1.-Two respectable girls engaged out through
the day can obtain Board and Lodging by nquirng as
above, -
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MAKnLI. NIANTELs.

--R@1ovAf.-sLATE MASTLEs. GRATIS, aC.-
II. - 20 anil elcgaat stCck al our new warcruoms
Union s4asrs s9rger ~ Fourth ssenre ana seysneenth
eyesy variety Of slate work, plain ana ornamental
"A HLtBER, STEAM MARBLE AND MABBLElzINg
~. WORKS. iA and lso East Eighteenth sircct-Marbic
;ncnts - prices that DEFY competition Marble Turning
for the trade.
STEWhRrs SLATE MANTLEs-RICH AND ELE-
- gam designs slate work uf every description. Mar
Gle anu WOod Man.els T. IS STEWART A 90, ~ AID
~ west twenty third street. seventh avenue. ~ "
q KLhBkR A co.'s MARBLE WORKS, 21 WEST
~. fhtt irgt street, between broadway and Eighth
xfenue-aarble and hSrblslzed Manteis, ucAdst0acs,
&c, oi supcfi0s workmanship. II very low prices
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100 EAST TWENTy-FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOl
lUO from Fourth avenue.--t desirable Room. secun,
fioor suitable or one or two gcntemen family small
fable excellent references.
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JfRANKIiELD co. JEWELLERS S3 EIGHTH AVE-
IL nue. corner Twcntv-sixth street. and ADg sixth ave-
nuc, corner Fourteenth srcet-Ancrican Watches Cue
hoo and French Clocks, Diamond. Gold Jcwery, sold
silver ana fncSt silver Plated Wgrc choice secc tvn&
~ Iu4ual1s !Iters ylicea
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40 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.-THE LET WITH
Ii0 Board, furnished Rooms for gentleman and wife,
or to single gentlemen
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BOARD ~ EXCHANGE FOR PIAN0.-A GENTLE
ID man Wishing 10 dispose q new first class Piano,
will take pay the al Board for himself and
wiic in private family. Address box 5t5 Office
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Ok WEST TWFNTY-FIRST STREET ONE MINUTE,
Il -IsI from Elevated Railway statiou.-Rooms to let,
with or without Board, III first class brown house
Cars from Twenty first Battery IN twelve
minutes
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Ike WEST THIRTY-sINTH STREET NEAR BROAD.
loO way.-furniShed Rooms to let TO gentleman and
wife with Board Tor lady only; two young ladies
he accommodated
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A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE TO LET AN ELE-
~ gantly furnished front alcove Room entire Sec
ond Floor with first class Board location Fifth ave-
nuc ana convenient TO uptown hotels; nexceptionabe
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

FLYING CLOUD,
FRED. HAMILTON,
JENNETTE
&C, &C, sc.
Admission 10 oil, including balcony seats In Circus
80 cents Children under 10 70 cents Sofa seats IN
parquet 25 cents extra. Cushioned armchairs 50 cents
extra.
Families ladies' and children will fnd the day exhib
tion less crowded than that ol the e,ening.