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The Spanish Troubles,

BARCELONA, August 4.-The Carlists at Pratt
de Llusanes are divided into three corps. The
whole is commanded by Don Alphonso.
DON CARLOS.
BAYoNNE, August 4-Don Carlos is in the
town of GuerDica, Province of Biscay, seven
Teen miles north of Bilboa. Yesterday he took
the oath of fidelity to the privileges Of the
province.
ITALY LOOKING OUT FOR ITALIAN INTERESTS
ROME, August A feet Of Italian war YES
sells have been ordered TO proceed to Carthagena
TO protect the interests Of the subjects of Italy
and also to cooperate with other foreign vessels
now there in whatever measures might be
deemed necessary in view of the situation
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is SHE BoNAPARTE?-A sprigh tly- looking
lady, decked in the latest fashionable attire,
representing herself as the grand-danghter Of
the great Napoleon, has taken possession Of the
Bonaparte mansion, at Bordentown, n. j., and
refuses 10 leave IL. She is apparently a woman
OF refinement, fluent talker, and issues orders
10 the occupants in an imperial tone. The
agent Of the property Is now absent, and those
who have charge while he is away are placed
IN quandary as TO what action they win take
IN reference TO this strange lady. Some OF
them believe that she Is a veritable representa-
tive of the Bonspartist family, and are in &C.
stacies over the prospect Of having the old
mansion once more giittering with royal splen-
dor.-N. y Herald, "a
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a FIOOSl I'm Darn

NEW YORK, August "A letter from Lima
gives an account of a terrible rain storm on the
9Th OF July along the Peruvian coast Nothing
OF the Kind had ever been known. The summer
TOOLS or houses were destroyed, and carpets
furniture, bedding, &C., ruined. Many houses
everything. The palace of Justice became q
large lake, and the great library was drenched.
The streets were impossible, and remained so
many days after the rain ceased. Summer roofs
are now being done away with, and more sub
stantlal ones cOnsti ucted
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A GREAT EARTHQUAKE was felt at Valpa-
raise on the sth ult., at 222 a. m. The shocks
were worse than those % 1881. A great deal OF
damage was done 10 many houses and Churches
though nothing 70 compare with the last earth
quake OF San Salvador. At Lanbago shocks
were aifo felt, but no great damage was done
beyond the breaking Of mirrors and the rend-
ing OF some walls. Bells tOlled of their own
accord, and train was stopped by large rocks
thrown on the track. slight shock OF earth
quake was felt in Santa Fe, New Mexico. on
Saturday y 00' o-
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BOGUS CURRENCY Counterfeit fiftv-cenf
stamps are very plenty in the upper wards OF
brooklyn, and are very freely circulated. Ba-
kers, butchers, grocers and saloOn-keepers an
pear 10 be well supplied, ladies and children
and unsuspeeting heads of families being the
victims. The paper on which the bogus notes
are printed is whittier and heavier than the gem
TO that done at Washington. A defect in the
eyes OF Mr.. Stanton's picture will be Observed
on close inspecfion--N Y Co...n.....I
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The shah,s Concession % Renter.

GLADSTONE DECLINES TO COMMIT THE ENG
LIsH GOVERNMENT IN THE MATTER.
NKw YORK; Aug. 4.-London correspondence
says 1t is officially stated that the English gov
eminent knew nothing of the Persian conces-
sion TO Baron Reuter- until il had been granted.
Earl Granville stated in the House of Commons
that he first heard IL from Reuter- himself last
September. The correspondent says Renter
regarded his concession with the eve OF an
Englshman, which he regards himself by his
residence and interest, and offered Granville
the opportunity to reap political benefit of the
grant for England. Granville ignored the po-
ntlcal significance ofthe concession and treated
IL entirely as commercial speculation, which
was out of the ordinary line Of policy of the
government TO protect.
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SPREAp OF THE CHoLERA.-The cholera has
appeared at Union Hill, opposite New York.
Two cases have been reported-one fatal. One
fatal case has also been reported at Pleasant
VINE, on the Harlem railway Thirteen deaths
from cholera have been reported at CARMEL
Indiana, since the appearance of the disease
there. Two deaths were reported from Wabash.
ana one death in Evansville yesterday. There
were Two deaths from cholera in Indianapolis
on Saturday. The cholera in the West and
Southwest, since its departure from Memphis
and Nashville, appears TO be most yirulent and
fatal in small country villages
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, August 4.-Money Is loaning at
3a4. Foreign exchange is steady for long-losy
TO log; weaker for short-losh to 1o9X. Gold,
Afterwards reaching 115K. Rates paid for car
rying are IL to 8. Government bonds are a
fraction lower-Southern state securities are
quiet and steady. The stock market opened
firm and advanced q fraction, but Afterwards
lost the Improvement.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoon's Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE PRIZE RING.
The SeddOns-C Chambers Prize Plight

sBDDoNs DEFEATED ON TIE FoRrY-sEvENrH
RorNp-HIs PACE POUNDED TO A JELLY.
NEW YORK, August 4.-The Chambers Sesi-
dons fight, yesterday, was carried out 30 quietly
that the police were completely frustrated in
their attempts to discover the locality. The
fight was on Long Island, between Graves End
and New Eutrecht. The line was formed in a
clump of trees, the ropes being run around
trunks In lieu of stakes. There was little
the ring IN plsin clothes. Chambers WAS in
splendid condition. Seddons showed signs OF
over-training. Forty-seven rounds were
fought Chambers drew the first blood. The
men come 10 time promptly until the fortieth
ROUND, when Seddons showed the effects of the
heavy pounding he had received. At the last
Of the 9Th round Seddons failed TO come to
time, and his seconds threw up the sponge Sesi-
dons face was pounded 10 jelly. Chambers
was not much injured. Seddons was hardly
able to stand up, and had to be carried 90 the
carnage TO his home. Chambers immediately
left for his home in Newark.
Another Prize Ffght-BayIau against
Croker.
TWKNTN-THREK ROUNDS IN THIRTY-TWO MIN
UTEs-CRokRR THE WINNER OF THE MIDDLE
WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.
NEW YORK, August 4.-The Flushing ia. IL
Dtspdtch says: "The long-expected prize fight
between Jack Baylan and Peter Croker took
place at O'Clock this morning al Sands Point
in the presence of a large number of the snort
ing fraternity. Twenty-three rounds were
fought, lasting thirty-two minutes, when Gro
ker was declared the winner. Baylsn suffered
severely, his face being beaten almost 20 a jeIly
Croker escaped comparatively unhurt- The
fight was for $500 and the middle-weight cham
pionship.
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Lawlessness in Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, August 4.-Some few weeks
on the person of young white lady i'm Eikhorn
township, near Frankfort, Kentucky, and he
had to leave the county. Saturday he return
ed, and during the night a body of men at
tackled him, firing upon him and killing him
instantly. IL is reported that the kukfux in
Owen and Henry counties, Ky, are getting
veiy bold. They recently visited a Louisville
packet with the evident intention of doing mis-
chief, and were only deferred by the threats of
the officers of the boat who were well armed
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Drowned while Bn,btur

BOSTON, August 4-Sunday afternoon two
known, while bathing at Revere Beach, be-
came entanI led in eel grass and were drowned
One of them was hackman, who had driven
the party to the beach, while the other was ac-
companied by young lady to whom he was
engaged.
Michael Mccarthy, a boy of sixteen, residing
In North Cambridge, was drowned while bath
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The RESULT oP THE DEFAULrRR's SPKcu-
LATIoNs-Anofker Heavy Fdil1re.-The unfortu-
nate speculatons Of Mr.. Ethelbert :. Mills, the
late president Of the Brooklyn Trust company
VINO was drowned at Coney Island, is beginning
TO be felt in the business circles. Yesterday Mr..
John A. Bette, an extensive real estate dealer
residing on Clinton avenue, was unable 10 meet
HIS payments, ana filed a petition in the United
States court TO be declared a bankrupt His
failure was brought about, II Is said, through his
having endorsed alarge number of notes for IN ,
accommodation Of Mr.. Mills, and his liabilities
amount to about seven hundred thousand dol
lars. Among the heaviest creditors are Fred
erick A. Plat, Charles j. Beach, Charles J.
Lowrey, and Daniel Chauncy, the receiver OF
the Brooklyn Trust company. The paper with
report upon the streets of the failure last even
ing caused considerable excitement-N. y.
Herald, ID.
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ASSISTANT SURGEON GEORGE P. BRADLEY,
U. S. N, has been ordered to the naval hospital,
Washington, DC.
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AND VOW the New York liberals are In mo-
LOB, ana they contemplate resurrection in
november. How many men can they muster?
mat was mystery which, last November sno
ieiiow could find ont" But they we're Iike the
Dutcnmen with his pig-it didn't weigh e.
wouldn't-N r. Herald.
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~Wm- DOugherty died OF spottod fever vez-
terday, In Philadelphia hospital.
GIT ID Inbred TO ssk Q Congressman II he
has drawn his back pay.
s1The republican batteries have opened on
the insurgents positions I'm Seville, Spain.
~Eighteen Cincinnati physicians have d.
clared that gymnastics In the puklic schools IN
jure the health Of the children.
SGen Beuregard Is going TO introduce SIRE
Orleans.
The wind is 20 strong ct Imports, Kan.
that boys hitch their kite strings 70 their WAGONS
and sail across the prairie.
ZION the steamer City OF Paris, which Ian
lev York July 6th, Peter b. Sweeney. al
New York and the Tammany society, vas
passenger en- route 10 join his family In ParIs-
where he expects to take mp his residence for
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kU-KLUx PARDoSs.-By direction of the
President, the Attorney General has ISSUED
pardons to two ku-klux convicts, X. A. Shot
well, of North Carolina, and William NJ. Full.
ton, of South Carolina.
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The GREAT FIRE AT PORTLAND. OREGON
Portland, Oregon, succeeds Baltimore in ri wing
another forcible illustration of the great inse-
curity against fire there Is in the styles of build
ing practised in our cities. The fire spread over
large portion Of the city only stopping for want
Of material. The engines, Of which there were
seven, were powerless to stop it, as the flames
broke out in one place while they were working
on them at another. Twenty three blocks are
now in ruins; manufactures, hotels, stores, and
dwelling-houses are destroyed, and homeless
families are encamped in the public parks or
using churches for temporary habitatiOns. The
loss is estimated at 81 800 O06 on which there is
an insurance Of e2O0, 900; the Imperial and the
London, Liverpool, and Globe, both foreign in
surance companies, being the heaviest losers.
The fire is said to have been originated by an
incendiary, and during its progress other incen-
diaries were at work, two Of whom were ar
rested. Later accounts will probably reduce the
estimate OF the losses. Portland Is in q great
lumber producing region, and probably large
proportion of the houses were frame. The city
Is the most populous town in Oregon and is its
commercial centre. 1t has q population Of eight
thousand, contains i've or six churches, several
wholesale houses and one national bank.
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REAR ADMIRAL A. LUDLOW CASE, command
ing the European station, was at Trieste in the
wabash on the 18th ofJuly last.
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Fatal shooting I'm RaIttmora

ANOTHER CASE OF CARKLRssNkss
:. BALTIMORE, August 4.-Louis p. Kossman.
liquor dealer, corner Front and Pratt streets.
was shot In his store to-day by Nicholas Rich.
BY the careless handling OF o shot gun. The
contents entered Kossmsn's face, infictinc q
probably fatal wound.
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PRINrERe' STIKH IN OTTAWA, CANADA
William X. Mclean, president Of the Interna-
tonal typographical Union, has received a
telegram frem Ottawa, Canada, informing him
Of strike among the printers Of the union Of
mat city, and has issued . circular cautionine
printers from going in that direction until the
matters ct issue have been adjusted.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H, August 4-sscretary
Robeson, after visiting the navy yard here to-
day, goes east In the steamer Talapoosa to
Rodgers and Ammen.
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penitentiary attempted 70 escape Saturday eve
ming while being marched from the water works
reservoir 70 the penitentiary, and one Of them
was shot IN the abdomen BY the guard. The
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CRIME CoMPRoMIsED.-Paul Gregory. of
Buffalo, N. T., who was arrested for sWindlino
Amos Prince, wealthy merchant OF Salt Iake
City, out Of eli 900, received In part payment
for worthless SILVER mines In Utah, on beina AZ.
raigned before the police court in Buffaio. made
settlement with Prince, and was discharged
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TEE TEXAS CATTLE PLAGUE, which has been
prevailing in De Calb. Davis, Nodaway and
other counties In northwest Missouri for two
head, and the disease Is still raging. In Noda-
way county alone the loss already amounts to
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LYNcHERs CoNFRoNTKD.-TheC Chicago Tri-
pune says:-There Is at least one Judge In In
diana who knows his duty, knows how 90 per-
form 1t, and don't scare at all. His name IL
Col Cyrus l.. Durham, who achieved distn--
ton In the war by his valiant conduct at Par
kers Crossroads. The same valOr which he
manifested or the battlefield he recently dis
played in his Judicial capacity. At a late
session Of the Floyd county criminal
court he instructed the grand jury TO
Investigate the lynching of the RenOs, Just as
on previous occasion he instructed them 70 in
diet the yigilants who hanged the supposed
murderers of the Park family at Charleston.
Recently he has received several threatening
letters, warning him that his life would be taken
II be did not be careful To these letters the
Judge replied publicly in a communication to
the Washington county yigilsnts. The follow
ing extracts will give sn idea Of his temper:
The vigilants, so called, tell me ! had better
be quiet. Let me tell them I never failed to
speak my opinions. | denounce them a. muir
derers, as they are, and all decent citizens
know them 20 be. have stood before the can
mons mouth, where not one OF the masked cow
ards ever dared TO stand1
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AWIFRwITH EMOTIONAL INSANITY sHoors
HER HUsBAND.-Mrs. West shot her husband
IN street car in Louisville Saturday afternoon,
inincung severe wound. The husband asserts
that his wife Is subject 20 fits OF emstional in
sanity, and went her bail. The ball lodged in
his hip, and has not yet been found.
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TIE TEXAS CATTLE PLAGUE Il raotns I'm tho
northwest counties OF Missouri. Seversl thou-
sand head have died already, 20 that IN ore
county the loss amounts TO s56,ooo
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INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1861 1853 IS,
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR SION.
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS

Moonlight Excursion, 40 miles down the river
viii be given on the Steamer LADY
OF THE LAKE August 9th. The e sah~S
boat 10 leave her wharf, foot OF 7thesDzE<zz.
az ia O'CLOCK. Arrangements have been made for
an anpie number OF cars to accommodate the ex-
cursionists upon the return Of the boat
Vocal and instrumental music.
Refreshments at city prices
Every arranG sment has been made TO make thi-
one Of the most enjoyable Excursions Of the season
Proceeds for building fund of N. @ ave NJ. P Mis-.
sion. Tickets: Gentlemen 81. Ladies soc.
For sale at the principal book and music stoves
ana AT the boaf. auR24
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PEOPLES PROrEsT- The Dukes VsdItag Az
Ioscance.-A public meeting was held &c Hyde
Park, on Saturday. TO protest &C alnst the grant
to the Duke Of Edirburg.
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A NEW CHOLERA PREvEsrIvI.-Some one
has sent IN Journal de Lyon containing let
ter which asserts that the well TODD Chiness
Wearing sflk shirts. The writer advocates the
manufacture Of silk fabric for this purpose
cheap enough for al purses.
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FORTY rHoUsAuD SLAVES have been set free
in Khiys BY Russian occupation.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST Boston
SISGER.-Mr. L. A. Torrens of Bangor, Me-,
the well known musician and director, has Il q
reported, instituted q suit against Mr.. Barry, o
vocalist of Boston, for go 900 damages, on ac-
count OF certain testimony In relation TO Mrs.
Barry divorce case.
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issued an order requiring all public gardens in
that city 10 be closed at 9o'clock In the even
iu1.
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TIE SARATOGA RACEs-ARoflsr Frcifia0
CONtcsf-At Saratoga on Saturday after the
first two races reported in the teiegraphic coll
umns OF TIE STAR Of that day, the third race
came on. IL was . selling race for all ages, for
purse Of $1,000, three mil $. Three horses
started: Rice and McCormack's wanderer
and McDaniels Harry Bsssett and Hubbard.
McDaniels entries were the favOrites in the
pools at odds OF about two TO one Hubbard won.
Wanderer second. Time, 534.
The chief interest in the races SATURDAY. was
centered in the three mile race, in which Harry
Bassett and wanderer again met. The McDan
lei entry was the favorite, though wanderer
had many hackers. A good start WAS effectad
Basset getting away first, wanderer second
and Hubbard third. At the half-mile pOle
Wanderer was leading Bssett by about a
length, Hsbbsfd making q waiting race some
dozen lengths in the rear. No change took
place In their relative positions for the rst mile
Going mp the back stretch Bsssett quilted, and
mute, looked every inch a winner. AT this
period the hackers Of McDsniel's stables sought
10 hedge their bets. and there were large odds
That Wanderer would win, finding but few
takers The glorious uncertainty Of racing was
destined, however, to receive another illustra-
ton. When IL seemed all but Impossible that
Wsnderer could lose. Hubbard passing b assett,
rushed along at tremendous pace, challenging
Wanderer and taking the lead from him, I'm.
tering the home stretch Hubbard led by two
lengths and won A. he pleased. The result OF
the race created great astonishment. As before
the start Col. Mcdaniel applied for permission
TO withdraw Hubbard. The judges. under the
rule OF the association, declining 20 grant per-
mission, Mcdaniel gave out that he would
merely gallop Hubbard and leave the race he
tween Basseu and Wanderer.
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FESTIVALS.

FESTIVALS.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT GAINESVILLE.
A Fair and FESTIVAL, for the benefit Of ST. Mary,s
Ohurch and Hall, will open in the Hall on MON
DAY, August h. and will continue until the follow
ing Friday, inclusive.
Hotel accommodations and private boarding can
be obtained ct GAINESVILLE. Dinner and Supper can
be had at the Fair.
The locality is near the picturesque sugar-loaf
Mountain. vie Metro poit An Railroad. jy3l-st
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SOME OF THE JBsuIrs expelled from Germany
are finding homes In England. Numbers OF
them are settling I'm Lancashire, and q convent
has already been established. Other colouies
have eettled In North Wales.
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THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR AUGusr
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at New York to buy half a
million of bonds on the second Wednesday, and
to sell one and half million of gold each
Thursday during the month of August.
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CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES OF large quantities
Of tobacco, human hair, valued at $40 600 ]
and two bags Of rare lace, are reported from
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A FATAL JuNP-S. p. Dorsey, Of Kentucky,
who had been in Cleveland, Ohio, during the
races, and who, IL h said, had been drinking
freely yesterday jumped from windon, In the
Forest City hotel, to the ground, . distance Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tape Worm X emoved " 18th Head Complete.
Medicine harmless, being purely vegetable. No
Zee till head u removed. Refer to many citizens
treated: also TO Medical Faculty, surgeon Generals
Once. Drs. HENRY ana JANE WILSON. 5I3
4h street northwest. augi-6t-
Fine old Rye whisky.
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky
Fiue Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky
Fine Old Bye Whisky,
AkhANIkD WARRANTED WARRANTED
r1Sh fuRE PURE
and UNADULTERATED,
for Gerer1l and Msdictnnl Use
THIS Is the article we have now soId for upwards
OF nve years with universal Satisfaction: put up in
srge bottles at One Dollar bottle be had
~ Notice, that we will return the money if This
mnlssy does not give satisfaction or prove IS repre-
Also an excellent stock Of California wines-Po-t,
sherry, Angeles, Muscatel, Hook and Olaret; also
heily's Island Catawbs and imported Liquors Of all
kinds AETHUR NArrANS, Druggist,
UE-u Corne- of ID and ID streets northwest.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Don't fail to procure Rs. WINSLOW'S sOOTH-
Inc SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
OF teething in children 1t relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, aud by
giving relief and health te the child, gives to
the mother. Be sure and call f1r
For sale by all druggists. jyl4 coon
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jy30-5t
oLp No On Exhibition and saleJ Nkw No
7IH sr.A AT (7rH Sr
MARKRITER'S,
No. 439 9TH street, between and Streets al q hi
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
CHOICE OIL Paintings, EnCraviuRs, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
enadss, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
@TERMs CASH,
~ Please remember Name ard Number. jelly
A LII KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING APP.
"A PABEL can be sold to the very best adj antage
BY addressing calling on JUsTH
Gag street, between 9Th and 7th NV
Notes BY mail promptly attended to. Cash paid. rs
nLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere
" bought at fair prices for q New York hOuse
Household Furniture bought and sold. Notes by
Eail promptly attended to by AUGENsTEIN
l4Os Pennsy ysnia avenue. dsl-Iys
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Saturday.