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The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
TO LET.


TO Let!
A SMALL tenement of four or five rooms, to a
IN small respectable family without children; or
the whole house; partly furnished; rent taken in
board Apply q Wilmot st. jnn25*1w
faiE aFo For Rent.
A DESIRABLE tenement for small family, at
N Is Alder st. Enquire on the premises, or of L.
n. Kimball, No. 16 Alder st. jun14tf
.-. TO Let. w
A GOOD Rent within two minutes walk of the
IA Preble House. Rent may be paid by the board
of gentleman and his wife. gtF ssg
Apply to VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
la9u To Let. SOS
HOUSE No. 80 st: Lawrence, next to corner Con-
Il gress st. Rent $500. nm ESQ
Dwelling Houses and Stores to rent;
jel3tf Attorney at Law, 80 Middle st. d
TO LET. Is
Store and Basement
No. 47-.49 Middle st.
One more OF those large and commodious stores
IN THE THOMPSON BLOCK,
..--.......-..02 TO LET. ara3
g- If applied for Immediately will be let low.
Inquire of MRS. H. e. THOMPSON,
Or, SHEPARD g. COMPANY .s same block,
je5d1m II 50 Exchange st.
''''''. To Let. al -u 3
GTORE No. 90 Middle street recently occupied by
Two Rooms, I'd floor, Stuart block, Congress St.
Key at store of II. w. Simonton & Co., underneath.
jes ssf' VIII DC M MATTocKs FOX IS Middle St.
To Let g I.
A PLEASANT Double House on Franklin st., ar
"A ranged for two families, and plenty of Sebago.
Rent $500 each; for key cali on on -,
my2i-dtf --...-.s 176 Commercial st.
To Let. a6F-IF
A I Morrills Corner, Deering-A genteel brick
"A dwelling house. pleasantly located near horse
cars and steam cars has 10 rooms all the modern
pances, STABLE &c. and is first class in all respects
Apply to Chas. E. Morrill, near premises, or w. H.
Jcrris, Cahoon Block. my11tf
TO Let! m aa
RRICK Store No 149 Commercial ST., recently oc-
ID eupied by Messrs. Purington & Butler; suita-
Bile for wholesale Flour or Grocery Business. Gas,
Water and all modern eonyeS n@PTSS APpy to
jan16tf 146 Commercial treet
For Rent. afc b
STORE No. 157 Commercial st., corner of Union
- St., occupied by George NJ Small. Suitable for
Flour and Grain, and heavy Grocery Trade.
Double counting room in I'd story For terms ap-
ply to EDWARD FOX.
mch27 so5a 5Ha 900.
Il e ri To Let, at $50
TUNHE West Gorham House, occupied for the last
IL seven years by Jedediah Graffam, ESQ. ALL or
part of the Furnitun OF the house be bought at
great bargain, the same will be sold at Public Auc
ton soon if not disposed Off the proprietor wishes
to change his business. ~ - fN els
Possession given Immediately. .r.31r -yt
apt1tf - .-.F S. r. CLEMENT.
TO Eset, t
TENEMENT TO let, containing rooms, Sebaeo
water. For particulars call at 81 LINCOLN
ST. rl gE aug23 II
v To be Let,
ash g whee part OF the block OF Brick stores or
Portland Pier.
Apply az the Merchants National Bank. fs
VISIT
Furnished Room 10 Let.
IA ITH or without boari. Afro Lady Bosrders
~ wanted. Apply corner Center and Free st, No
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.

90 One House and several desirable house lots.
@;,.| Enquire of GEO. RAcKLIFF, on the premises,
I'LL at Woodford's Corner. jun12*4w
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Books at Half Price or Tnss


GREAT opening sale of 1000 kinds of books n,
~ wholesale cost at COLBY'S, 119 EXCHANGE at
for one month only ending July IL, 1872. ''''
jun14d&w1m*w25
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For Sale Cheap,

And to Let if mot Sold Mt Once, i,-
HOUSE No. "a Emery st. Terms very easy; may
IL be examined between 10 and u A. NJ. and be-
tween and P. NJ, Monday and Saturday forenoons
excepted. MATTOCKS & FOX,
je3dtf IS Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
Only $lOO Per Acre.

A BOUT % acres land, one mile from horse cars,
Nat Morrils Corner, 81 miles from city. One acre
Will make four good house lots A g3od bargain can
be had. ~
Apply to WIN. H. JERRIS Real Estate Agent.
June 1s-eOd3w& - 60
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II!!lI|DlsE 93I!l!I Pills.

Cure disorders of Liver and Stomach, Headache by
pepsia, &c. Sold everywhere at % cents. mr4t3
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g j E Sl77Tp7S., .
Free to BOOK Agents.

Is powerful Tonic, specially adapted for use in
Sprin g. when the Languid and Debilitated system
needs strength and vitality it will give vigor to the
feeble strength to the weak animation the detect
cd, svity to the sluggish rest to the weary quiet
to the nervous. and health to the inirm.
Z 1t is South American plant which, according to
the dical and scientific periodicals Of London and
Paris, possesses the Most POWERFUL Tonic prop
critics nown to MATERIA MEDIoA, and is well
1own In ITS native country having wonderful cur
al. OF iaites. and has been loug used as specific
in all ca SEES of Impurities of the Blood Derangement
of, he Lirer and spleen, Tumors, Dropsy, Poverty
of " Blood, Debility, Weakness of tie Intestines
Tte, iae or Urinary ORGANS. II
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29

GOOD Rent within two minutes walk of the
IN Preble House. Rent may be paid by the board
of gentleman and his wife. ~ g5ss
Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
June 27-tf sti K e.i' r. ts ts1i = t--
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29

A SMALL tenement of four or five rooms to a
IN small respectable family without children; or
the whole house; partly furnished; rent taken in
board Apply q Wilmot st. jnn25*1w
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-29
WELLS'S CARBOLIC TABLETS

TnNHESE TABLETS present the Acid in combina-
IL tion with other efficient remedies N popular
form, for the Cure of all THROAT and LUNG Dis
eases. HOARSENESS and ULCERATl, On of the
THROAT are immediately relieved and tatements
constantly being sent to the propreto Of relief
in cases of Throat difficulties of years stan ding
Caution.
Don't be deceived by worthless limitations Get
only WELLss CARBoLIC TABLETS. Price % cts per
box. JOHN q. KELLOGG, IS Platt St., n. ",
Sole agent for the u. s. Send for Circular.
Sold by Druggists. Price % cents Box.
For Sale by w. F. PHILLIPS g. CO.,
Junl7t4w Portland. Me.
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Dr.. wells Extract of Jurubeba

Is st rengtheniBg and nourishing. Like nutri-
cous 70 ID taken into the stomach it assimates and
diuses itself through the circulation, giving vigor
and heal h =
1t regu ates the bowels quiets the nerves, acts di
rectly he secretive organs, and by its powerful
Tonic and restoring elects, produces healthy and
vigorous ton to the who le system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat Street, New York
- A o. '- Sole Age. Ut for the United States
Price One d ollar per Bottle. sind for Circular.
junl7 law
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4 DESIRABLE tenement for small family, a
N Is Alder ST. Enquire on the premises, or of
N. Kimball, No. 16 Alder st. jun14tf
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Furnished Room 10 Let.
IA ITH or without boart Afro LADY Bosrders
~ VARIED. Apply corner g. nt.r and Free st, No
80 -f-.t...s lis 4rrE m jun30tf
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
Free to Book AGENTS,

An Elegantly Bnund Canvas-irg Book tor the bes,
ana cheapest Family Bible published, Will be
o charge 20 Book Agent II nearly 500
Scrlpur" Illustrations and agents meeting with unprece
deued success Address. stating experience and will
show whatou agents are duiug.
NATIONAL PUBIIsIHNd co. Philaia Pa
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New Advertisements.
EatonFemaIeInstitute.

On Phla y BALI. Central r. R. X emmett Square, Ches-
ter Co. Pa offers all the inducements that constitute
home in connection with thorough English Eduea
tOn at $l4S per school year. No extras except for
sruclon inWax Music, Latin, sch. German Paint.
ing and Drawing. Eastern teachers. graduates OF our
best New England schools, have been employed for
several years. Inquire of EVAN Il. SWAYNE
SALLIE w. SWAYNE, Principals.
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AGENTN T0 THE RENCTE.

Scatter truths among the people RICHARDSON'S PERSON
AL HISTORY Of GRANT tells more truth about H.. man
than all the in thu world n
II thir! lar or drunkari read thi book. AGENTS
make large selling IT, - d.
wanted and w give oVer~ hel rnDg cmmi~-"n Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING co. Hartford CT.
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Campaign Hand Book

Political Compend for Voters all partir4
PresIdeuts and the Candidates.
T. and Declaration "t Independence Conven" Plat
orms Election returns. the last CeHsus &c Page
EnEravingS Price 81 g. Sells Rt sight SO S20pe hay
easily made. For Circulars. address
DCFFIELD ASHMEAD. Publisher Pha.
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Because i Is the fascinating pnpuar print
eHcels all 10 REAL elegance and
tinted paper onx 80 20. worth $3.50 q ses
quick and ast. Terms this Bibles also Agents
Pocket Companion. free. Write To
HUBBARD BROS. Publishers 1913 SAMSON ST.. PhiIa
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Agents Wanted

contain. more information than dozen cyclopedas Illus
rsted with 20 superb engTavnzS l.
ing political campaign should he By EVERY VOTER
sells better than other book
For terms aud territory, apply at
MM. B. ENANS 81 90 Rnhs s.ers EhiIadnInLia
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EICHLER'S RECIPES FOR LIQUORS

Contain the latest improved instructions IOI mixing
BraudIes. Ahlskeys RUNS, Gins BuIers, Fancy Cor
dials FruIt SVFups, Ray Rum, &c. &c. No one en-.
gagged in the Liquor Business afford TO do without
them Ask for Them and examine them at the book
stores. Delivered by mail. receIot Of So by AscH
ENBACH n MILLER. N. w cor Sd and CallOwhll Sts
Phtlada Pa Index and samDle sheets semi free,
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TFS;ifSfs}AA Tff}A : 49, .;;S:sA AslASaaL lArsa!SL
c,EetIEaespS I]Etf ( sl)S S01sSftEjitSt

SURE CURE for this distressing complaint is now
made known in Treatise (Of 46 octave pages on For
elgu aud Naive Herbal Preparations. published by
Dr. o PHELPS BROwN The prescription dIscOv
cred by HIM in such prOvIdential manner that he
cannot cOnscientionsly refuse make il known,
has cured everv body who has used il for fits,
having tailed IN il single case. The ingredients may
he obiaIned from any druggist copy sent free tC
all applicants nv mail Address d o PHELPS BROwN
81 Grand 81 Jersev CliY A J.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are OF
more real value TO
mankind than this ef.
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. a vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and cfTactuallv
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Delaware Railroad Line.
y 20 nm mer Arrang & e nm m .
Onand after
MONDAY, July goth 1872,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will run as follows, uI
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
Annnantad
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20

TExAs.-Another carpet-bsg Adm r. stration is
in peli'. The Governor of Texas is threatened
with impeachment When like threats began
about the runaway Governor of Georgia, his Ad-
ministration a"ios FASTENED IN consentiug chorus
to assure US that he was ne most upi ght, able
aud unobjec.ionable Cf poor lOyf is pc. cu' d
BY unconverted rebels. His loy..ty didn't prove
plea in bar of conviction tor robbe.y, End b
tween two days he disappea red, to return no more
forever. But we shall now most y l. kelly hear that
Gov Davis IS ss pure as Gov. Bullock was repr
sented.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20

POLITICAL rwADDLE.-The general characte,
OF the letter Of Mr.. Wendell Phillips in opps,tior
to the election OF Mr.. Greeley may be fs'rIy esti
mated from the following specimen:
Every man Of commen sense sees that of course
II copperheads and secessionists lift Mr. Greeley
into the White House, they will claim, and it il
now understood that they shall have their full
share of staping the policy and filing the Office,
OF the administration. They are no bungless, but
shrewd at bargain and sure to get good secur. .ty
tor promise The cornerstone Of their policy
is to repudiate our debt or sssume their own We
shall surely hear that advocated. We shall prob.
ably zee Jefferson Davis IN the Senate aud certain
nave his agents IN the cabinet. No doubt he viii
be consulted in the constr action OF the cabinet
This 10 to put in peril all the war has gs ned.
am not ready for such an experiment."
1t il :sry hard to believe that this kind Of twad
die proceeds from pure wickedness. That it pro
ceeds from pure craziness would at lea st b. char
itabls concession. Baltimore Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20
a e9ldnI@ht 6utchery In Phiiadel
phla.

PHILADKLPHIA, August l8-On Saturday, at
midnight, bloody affair occurred At Front and
Bigler streets, in which two young men, Michael
Clark aud Peter Neatly, were beaten and cut al
most TO death. They were attacked by party
Of some eight or ten persons in front OF variety
show. Clark received deep and dangerous cut
in the left breast, shoulder and abdomen. Neatly
wss cpt in different places about the body and Is
tsrnblyinjured on the head by the kicks OF his
assailants Both men are lying in . vsiy critical
oondi..on. John Hsgaa and Edwsrd McCp rthy,
alleged to have been concerned ~ the sttac1, are
in custsdy. Clark aud McC. rthy had disptte in
the early part OF the evening over the .ctiou
Of the board Of health IN certain cases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20
433 MARKET srREET.
MICHAEL NcGEARY

NJ OULD resp pectiuiiy INFORM nls friends and the
w public that he continues TO keep on hand the
argest aed best assortment Of aentlsnmens Ladies
and Boys
New and secondhand ClOQhlnR
ofthe best quality. At No. SO Tatnall street
Also. his large stock Of Boots. Shoes and Ladies
aiters Of the best style. 10 worthy Of attention be-
fore purchasing elsew here. A large assortment o,
bsd Ciothin.. bl:nksts: Sheets and Spreads con
stant!y on hand. He feels c0aGdent that be is able
70 sell goOds lower than any other person ip this
city Give him call before purchAsinG esew here,
4. ne Will give satisfaction t0 all who may favor
him with their patronage.
- hignest cash prices paid Rags. Iron, Brass
0ppsr. Hlsss, link. Lead all goOds in his Ii ,
n. McHEAkY.
VI TatAAll6 .Wilniaston. Osa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20
The Citizens Movement.


The meeting Of citizens and their action in ref
ereuce to the nomination of candidates for the
CITY Council does not meet with % much favor a
was expected. There is no doubt that there is
great want of confidence in the present City Cour-
ell, and the feeling has extended to the par;i'.-
The desire 10 to secure the nomination and cleo
t,on Of men more competent to fill the duties
that devolve upon the members Of Council. And
certainly every citizen shor'd join in this senti-
ment The only difference that can al .se is as to
the mode which the candlda as are to be chosen.
Aud in this the meeting HIS OILY seen proper to
suggest two names in each ward, one from each
party II the gentlemen named are selected by
the two parties the po)itica! struggle will be con-
Quoted as heretofore; and we under jtand it
will also be if any of these gentlemen should de-
cline or be left off the ticket, and their place
supplied by gentlemen equally compets ant.
Some may dislike tbs an 'nte. ference with
the regular porty arrangements. A1l It is to the
extent mention, d. Undoubtedly the movement
has been caused by want of confidence in the
men who have controlled the action of the Coun-
Gil. 1t is not n cesssry for to add voice to
those who now complain OF the inefficepcy of this
Republican body 1t is matter of regret end
great misfortune that the city has fs'len into the
hands of those who ERE wanting in that ability
and sterling woi tn as to cause such movement
We hope the Democrats Will avail themselves
Of the opportunity 10 make any needful reforms III
their patty and be core.ol 10 meet the wishes Of
the people by placing none in nomination for City
Council who are not fully competent to dischai ge
promptly and with accuracy every duty that de
wolves upon a member of that body. by doing SO
the party elevate itse'f aud com mend the o,
gapization TO the people for support.
Whining ,cn must have more competent. car
full and impartial Council that WI refol IN abuse
the people v " take the mater IN ne; own
hands,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20

The fruit crop in England, his year, is the
smallest ever remembered The Gar,ine,.' Moo.
as'"e says the peach-wall is as bare as the apple.
orchard; there are very few plums and cherries
while pears are thinIy sprinkled. The cause OF
the dearth is the cold weather which prevailed
during March and April
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20
From the Kansas City Times. Aug. II.
Shooting her Brother IN Self'Oe.
fence.

o~O's fence.
Early on Friday morning the neighborhood
of Liberty, the county seat OF Clay, was
thrown into furOre of excitement by the IN
telligence that Miss julia wills. beautiful
and accomplished young lady OF seventeen
years, had killed her brother, aged twenty
two. Atfirst the report was discredited, in
asmuch as she had always borne the reQuta-.
ton Of possessing an amiable disposition, and
being lady-like in her deMean0r. On inves:i-
CATION the report was found to be too true,
out the commission Of the deed was somewhat
pailiated by the circumstances.
AT about six O'Clock In the moi ming dis
pute arose between Miss Willis and her brother
in what is known as the COW lot on the farm,
three miles west Of Liberty, In regard to the
conduct Of their youngest sister, and whether
it had justified the manner in which she had
been treated by her brother, who, it Is said,
had whipped her severel y: Tue young man man.
quarrels0me, became very angry at the up
braiding from his sister, and seizinY an axe
raised It with the evident intention Of striking
her. She screamed violently and rushsd to-
ward the house, closely followed by him. On
reaching the house she seized a shotgun.
which lay In the dining-rOOm, and warned
him not to make any further demonstrations
Of injuring her, or she would kill him. He
paid no attention to her admOnitiOn, but all
vanced, and IS lie did 80 she pulled the trig'
ger. Wills fell dead, the contents OF the gun
having entered his neck short distance b.
low the chin. There was not word spoken.
The young lady, pallied with fright, stood
trembling, while her brother lay stretched be-
fore her, his life's blood fast ebbing. The
family circle, once happy, had been rendered
miserable, and the life Of one of its members
had been taken, while that Of the Other-a
woman was destined tO be made one OF un-
told misery. She is crazad with grief, and a
close watch Is kept upon her movements tn
prevent her committing suicide An inquest
was held on the body of young Wills yes.
terday, and a verdict rendered OF jastifable
homicide.
Mr.. Wyatt Willis, the father, is one Of the
old citizens of Clay country, and a gentleman
who is held In the highest este I'm by all who
know him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20
West Virginia..

An election takes place in West Virginia on
Thursday. Tho contest is between the egular
Democratic ticket and another one headed by a
disappointed aspirant An amendment to the
Constitution is to be voted OH which cor6nes all
the Office. of the State to white citizens.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20
Clothing.

(yEUKGE MCCALL,
Merchant q i'll or,
No. l2l Market st., Wilmington. lei.
As HAVING laid In bis entire Spring st"St IL St
CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES and VESTIN0S.
10 now prepar cd TO accommodate his custom
~ ers and the public generally with garments.
which, for neatne - Of fit and finish. cannot be sx-
celed by any house in the city. 90
Having secured the services Of Mr. Wm SwMt'
one Of the best cutters in the country he feels con-
tdent Of giving satisfaction to oil who may iavol
Tim with their patronage. satisfaction gueren-
teed. epA
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sEcosD PAeE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
s1LT skISsoSy SysEoosp rAerITSi' d column.
s and
BoAR6 sf'a%4l AND LODGING wANrEp-sroosD rAar-sec-
BRooRLSS SSIu"R REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Twrrrru
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES TWELFTH PAeR-srth
SH HEEL ssFsTS
oLEkKs iS' AND 'slapIEsMiEN-rwr1rrn pAer-second
s53EHas xsB EbGsSn fsH
sfaa aaa sixth
SassiSS
bMf hssEs rs & AND u
FUNNishED-FIEsF PAor-Third and fourth col,
rusoPHss srr.ssu'ps F,rsr PAGE rifih column.
2, hyrd ..fIR tASf-a .l,' e9elnnF
FURNIsREg f09Ms ANn hlARIMErfs % LET
SSEEEon Hso9sersSsGSfs Mris X Ms Fsri rAsr-rArl
HELF ywHSrhD-FHN.f rs-T.sslrs p,os-First COL
HELP WANTED MALES TWELFTH PAar-second ami
HORSES. CHskISGEs, ao-FrRsr PAGE Second ana
uorELs-sTSoNS ls-s spSl,us pAor-second column
houirES, rss a20Ms Rooms do' wANfED-rwrLFrH PAGE
,Nsrfi"liIeSI raor7 sqar.h column. nm
GEN REAL rsrzrE foR SALE -TwrLrTI pAGE-
LEcTUsE sExsoS.-FInsr PACE Fourth column
LOAN OFFI CES FIRST PA0E-sixth column.
Los AND FOUND-FfgsT hGr--Frst column.
MACHINERY-S -SECoND PAGE-Third column.
MisoEI LhNE5us AbvEa1IsEMENfs~r PAGE
Fifth and sixth cou ans.
HyslcEFs2sR column column
PtJ6T OFFICE NOIlCE-FIRsr PAGEFourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES--
TWELFTH PhGE-Frst column.
PROPERTY our or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RkNT-1wRIFTu PAoE-fourth column.
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE-TwELfTH PAGE
Fourth ana nth columns. -
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwrLrTH PAsE-Fi!th col
rmr.
REMOvALS-TwrLrIu PAcE--Fiftb column.
RkWARDS--FiRsr PAGE-first colnmn.
SAILS AT ACCTI0N-sEcoND PAGE-Second and third
columns.
SITUATIONS W wANTED- -FEMALEs-ELEvENTH PAGE
Third fouIih,.f and sixth columns, and TWELFTH
PAGE--Fiist column.
STU WANTED--NALES-TW PAGE
First AMI second columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FiRsr PAGE-Second column.
6PORT!NG-DOGS, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsr PAGE-second
column.
THE TRADIiS-TwELrTn PAGn-Thlrd column.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-FfRsr PACE
Third column
TRAVELI.EKs' GUIDE-FIRsr PAoE-cixth column.
UNFUKNiShED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-f0uith column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE--FIR3T PACE-Siytb column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Go.-TwELrru PAaE-Fifth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.--FrKsr pAoE-sixth column
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ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. NJ
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GIEO OOO GOLD WAS DRAWN IN ROYAL
SloU.OUV Havana Lottery of Cuba, January s.
First three prizes received Kentucky, class ll6 Nos H.
So drew 33l 0Oo Address BAILEY CO. cold established
Office, ia Broadway.
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I OsT-0N WALL STREET FERRY BOAT, TUESDAY
~, ~ evening between nnd O'clock black satchel
conaulng small currency also pair OF eyegasses, ong
ing 10 poor widow. Party returning the TO No.
Montague terrace, Brooklyn viii be suitably rewarded
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LII OFFICERS, SAILORS OR SOLDIERS DISEASED,
IA wounded. injured or ruptmed in the war, and the
widows, minor children dependent oil those who
have died are entitled TO pens.on. Apply TO Dr. T. b.
%, - =
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OST--AT BOOTHS THEATRE, TUESDAY EVENING,
- Papers valuable 10 myself only. The finder will obsc
and be rewarded by leaving them the ST. George Hotel
Twentieth street and Broadway. 9. A. FOSTER.
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DoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY Oh CUBA.
H. JOS. BATES CO.,
Post Office box s,253. p Wall street, New York,
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+ OsTON SATURDAY, 9TH INST, A DIAMOND
- Cross Pip eleven stones. The finder will be libera y
rewarded by leaving II with A. RUMRILL CO., 273 Broad
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r OsT-ON JANUARY S, A ROLL OF BILLS, AMOUNT.
- ing TO BEL The finder Will be suitably rewarded by
turning II to lU0 Water street.
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largest and choices. assenbiage Of Dogs iu the world.
Buffers ipfaiable Mango Cure aud Flea Exterminator rs
cents; Buffers work, 50: dogs boarded trained &c
trained rafting Ferre:s. Medicines for ali diseases.