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POETRY Y.
F 0N I1iE EH'eo'"''
an a.. yn1 REMAINS USscSe."

COX I1iE EHe9o'''''
WITfILACOoCIliE.
Resplcndent sunbeams elince a"e ' -.
Through foliage pictured U' ''e mi:
Wild ftseran, shrubs their s"st.
And nowoty banks the ri'''
No,;,sn ,,vs hive hush'd ''' st sra ijs
Or Sontboru wa.blurs-inf H' u.,c. rciyns
VI :sncneo spreads-nnd seh.s ,.h;,,s tide
Der Aiachua's wds ana !"
Ill., ,,;l,,,ss is disturbd-n corps
az a.iInnt forms nPproaches-u 49,.
,,,..I'l.ro such nurtIul RANKS, "e'o''
p1aci.d ia that forest river.
,,,, .t"r NV march through copsc and glado,
'p,o...ds tho accommodating oana-
,aJ;nJ .sl there, in ambuScade,
:rhe willy savage luIk at hand.
,T;u n,y the calm dcceived) they doeHs
Their riaes' .uscsss weight , a"s' ,srm,
&C For fishing rods" say they "'twoud sec"'
Were bettur in a sccac like this
Palucious thought! Even at the word,
Through the rent air tho Indians yei'
And yolleyins rle-shots arc heard, ,a.s fo,e,.u
War. famine d'a'h-Aa'' the a''su'D'
nwha, youthful leader, bold asyoung'ns ,.
uWi,h the advance guard meets the ioe'
When BATTLES cease und deeds arc sung,
His nanie wecn, the wora win N"'"'
A noble nien-a speaking oye,
A bosom ardent aud sncrIei
A purposo ever firm and high,
Give promise Of bright career
And be hos trod tho forcst-pa'h,
The field Of torture and dismay'
Where victims Of tho redinaDs WIa'"'
A hundred MURDERED comrades lay
And he bos ,huddering, henrd The shrieHs
Of orDhuns, and tho WIDOW $ mo1''
AMI vanpe aocc for their fate no SOCKS
The while oil reckless Of his own
But sce-ss TO the fight he rushes-
The fatal ball is sped-Oh Goa!
Forth from his wounds torrent en'hes'
And lzard's lfc-blood bathcs Tho SOD
tJc s,ks-tiat soldier slaire in hund,
INC selfish cares his mind cns'o'snl
And beedfui Of his little band
Fla. fainting, brea,hes q last commnhu.u
Keep Your positions men-le close
nj. dnvs are number'd-we are Weeping
Bu, better fur thnt breath should pa'''
And he in bonot's grave he sieePlns'
Than owe his life TO cowardhea't'
Eor lo where late in bold array, .,
His b,others TO the battle press'd;
A camp the verdnnt fields diIplay; ,.,,,,
Jbcr comp-s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80
And of,bcn, some (aye weep their fsta,)
AT O,cola's fierce behest,
The savage foe will immediate,
And hideous famine clutch the rest
They haro answered the bugle's thrilling eau,
With the WOO. fraught sounds OF the mutneu dfuH'
And tears on tho checks OF the bravcst taii,
As from his un;imoly grave they come.
They have left thee, Izasd-atar and lone
Thy human heritage doth lie,
Where sad winds through Pnmettoes moan,
And Withlacoochce's WIVES reply.
Nor monument, not lines Of praise,
NAV mark the spot where thou'it atrostj
Blu, memory thee shall ra'so
A ccuetaph in every breast.
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ha4asy :ns 's . Law stSs3
&sdissn Yssoo washington wsD, .fs
Carroll, 10 E4ouisiana-and in the sof'S"r Feb. 90
Chancery Courts at Jackson.
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Oak Bank.

NN7ANTING at the Tannery, near the Afmo'? ,,cr
wv cords Oak Bark, for which the following E's ,,
will be given in CASH: Spanish oak, 81 req CO. GEr
cord. JILL ,o T.
MAY 6. j%o-
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NHR JOHN L. GLENN-SiR: AS you arc not an in
VE habi,ant of this Commonwealth, and have no agent
known to me, take notice, that shall, on The third Mon
day in June between the hours Of clock in the morn
inc and clock in the afternoon, in one of the jury
rooms at Goochland Courthouse, proceed 10 take the
deposition of VIM. c. Henderson and others, to be read
as evidence in suit now depending in the Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county OF Hanover
in which am plaintiff and you defendant; and on the
fourth Tuesday in June, in Of the jury rooms al
Hanover Courthouse, between sunrise and sunset
shall proceed take the deposition of A. T. Bowles and
others TO be read in evidence in the above mentioned
suit If the above dispositions are not taken on the days
aforementioned shall continue from day to day. be-
tween o'clock in the morning, and 6 in the evening,
until they are TAKEN Sundays excepted0 when you
may attend, if you think proper.
May TO- [i-w4w] JOSEPH ANDERSON.
WYIASHlNGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
wv The collectors of contributions tor erecting the
above Monument axe earnestly requested te be dgent
and active in their collections and report To me their
cess ON the 1st July The Northern and Western States
are contributing SO literally, that with the assistance
of this the naive State Of Washington, is hoped by
that time the society will be justified in fixing upon
site for the Monument and taking other steps to have
it's erection forthwith commenced.
WILSON ALLEN, Collector for Va.
May l2o-4t
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StTRAYED or Stolen from the stables of HE Cour
- bian Hotel, about ten days ago, two Alarrs-oar.
sorrel with eye OUT two hind feet white, aud Whit.
place in her forehead; six or seven years odlle Urr
very dark bay, white, except very small appear.
ancc on one of her hind feet five years old this Spring
about four feet ten inches high rather handsome and
said to pace we'll These murts the property OF b,
james st. Morris, residing at the Green Springs Louisa
Whoever may deliver these mares, or either Of them To
Dr. Morris or TO the subscriber i'll this city, shall he suit
ably rewarded, and all expenses paid.
April % lllG-tf1 JAQUELlN r. TAYLOR
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KeAILROAD AND STAGES-Betneen R'f" mO;'
Flo, and Fredericksburg. Persons going to me i up,
copal Convention at Fredericksburg, on the n
or elsewhere are informed that from 80 to Az PasseS
per day can be accommodated in the above me. ,,yr
THE PROpRlErORS OF TIE 81 Az Az g.
Nav G. l-o--
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GITUATlON WANTED.-An elderly Lady who b,,
S9 had some experience in the management Of fam.
w. wishes 10 obtain situation house. keeper So
has recently taught school, which did not agree wiki
her; but should situation offer in healthy section i
country, she would be willing to take charge of sz,
school, Her terms will be moderate, and she would ~,
fer to reside in religious family.
n B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from b,
applying at Mr.. William Muyo's. ShockG Hill
April Is. HIT
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ENGINEER Drp,nrurx-

Washington, March 80, 1886.
SIR In compliance with your instructions, have The
honor to submit herewith the copy Of report prepared
in flfnent of the requirement Of the first inquiry
tanned in the resolution of the Senate of the 18th of
February last The views presented by Colonel Totten
on the subject full and explicit, and are consonant
with the principles heretofore advocated by this depart
ment. The report is therefore respectfully submitted,
without any further comments.
Very respectfully, sir, your most obedient servant,
C. GRATIOT, Chief Engiaeer.
! Hen LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of War.
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WDY virtue of deed Of trust, executed by John S.
I'D Fleming, to the subscribers, and duly admitted to
record in the Clerks Office of Goochland County Court,
on the 22d April 1885, we will, Wednesday the first
day of June, 1885, in order satisfy the purposes osad
deed, expose to sale to the highest bidder, public
ton, upon the premises, for ready money the tract of
Land therein conveyed with all its appurtenances lying
and being in Goochand county, around the Court house,
and bounded by the lands Of VIM. Meredith, jno. L.
Harris deceased, Ann Harris, John Morris, and VIM:
Miller, containing by estimation, three hundred and
seventy nine acres lcss-Actng as trustees we
will convey such title only s vested in us by the said
deed of trust. JOHN NJ: IhEviLiAN,
PETER GUERRANT,
Mav3 Tll9-wtds Trustees.
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re can Eclipse, ouI Of old Lady Ligh;oo, known =,
every gentleman Of the turf will stand the xesa w.
son at my stable near Iaylors Ferry, in Ncekenln,,
one dollar to the groom Good and extensive pasur.y.
and servants board gratis Every care taken resss
with foas at their sides, will be fed lweny.sve
pcr day, and those without if requested The se,son
will end on the first day Of July.
JOHN c. GOODE.
March IL li2--,),IN..
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~ITY FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE.-l ain de-
q sirous to sell my mills on the James river canal
Mr. the citv of Richmond Persons disposed to pur-
chase are invited TO view the property, which will be
sold low and on liberal credit, if desired by the Pur,
chaser Should the property not be disposed Of before
the first day of June next, the subscriber wall make all
necessary arrangements tor Carrying on te d.
heretofore. THOMAS NJ ,on C 90,
March % loJ-L~'h
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Tobacco.

yHJHE Public Warehouse, in the City Of Ri,boo.,
u having been recently much enlarged by II" va,
chase (by the Commonwealth Of B,oma's Ware Haps
adjoining the Inspectors take pleasure in saying i"
planters and dealers in Tobacco, thai they are Ibs,
enabled 10 receive much larger quantity, and aI.e
rive greater facilities than heretoturr and pledge lba
Selves to use every c1crton to give satisfaction in
particular The freight toll, and all Other charrr, ~,
be advanced on Tobacco consigned 10 tie Ias,rc,rs
Tobacco sent by the Rail Road will be Forwarded mr
diatcly to the Ware. House from the DrE.s., and !,
freight, &c. advanced by us.
LAKELAND & MACON
Nav G. Il20-St] Inspectors Public War, IL..
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fucnce knowing that whether victorious whether suf
ferng from the violence Of tempesls, or whether
dangered by the vicinity or the pursuit OF superior
force they strike the extended coast of their
try (avoidng the important outlets where alone
considerable blockading force may be supposed 10
le) at points where shelter and relief await
them; lowering around the TANKS and in the Of
blockadng fleets and recap,uring their prizes; fall
inc upon portions Of these fleets, separated for minor
Objects or by stress of weather; watching the
ments of conveys order to pick up Struggling vessels;
breaking up restraining the enemys commerce in
distant seas; meeting by concert at remote p"ints
and falling in upon his smaller squadrons upon
his colonial possessions, and even evyng contributions
in his unprotected ports; blockading for time the
narrow seas, and harassing the coasting commerce
of the enemy shores These objects which our
own history shows may be accomplished, although
tending, by Of navy to numbers apparently
insignificant against marine whose force and efficiency
have been paraelcd. Our own history shows, be-
Sides that the why infant navy did not
psh still more, was that the enemy possessing himself
of unortied harbors, enabled to enforce blockade
strict to confine portion of 1t within walters.
That this porlion however, indeed, that all not cap
tured be attributed only to rcspectso misplaced
that could be the result Of ignorance ony-for the then
existing Notifications; result amply compromising the
nation Tor the cost Of those imperfect works 1t would be
difficult nay impossible to estimate tho full value of the
results following The of navy, when it shall
have attained its state of manhood under the favorable
conditions heretofore indicated The blockade Of many
and distant parts of coast will then be impossible or
rather can then be effected only at enormous COST and
under the risk of the several squadrons being
siyely captured or dspersed the commerce Of our ad
versary be nearly withdrawn from the ocean, or it
must be conveyed not by few vessels but by powerful
fleets In fine, the war; instead ofresulng in the pillage
and and towns in the destruction
Of scattered and embayed navy and of the expensive
establishments pertaining to it, in the interruption of all
commercial intercourse between the several portions of
the maritime frontier in the frequent, harassng and
pensvc assemblags Of militia forces thereby greatly les
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From Dr. T. r. Calhoun.
AnREriLLE, =. G., March 81, 1896
Dear sl wish to ship two more If sou eau spare
it, BALM You make pull
mc for reputation increases shall pains
in its management r should feel disposed sell the night OF
this State uul all South Of this place. inform wish
you any tho refusal whenever disposed to
make that kind of U lTaie. remain yours,
Z. L. CALHOUN.
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Theory founded truth is consistent"
GEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-

theory human body
is ey Ise s id i only Ons M
does not therefore offer his medicine nfabe for all
necessary but he confident that medicine
which well adapted these pills. for curing all diseases orig
of liver mpuy The blood. distractions
raj secreons Their effect is excite and natural
charge from hemof all the morbid or bilious which
tain To stimulate the liver into action hillary obuc
TONS and promote healthy secreos the bile and aid all the
ra s.oeions of The whole system. discreet and peeverng
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and those diseases occased by
bilious affections impurities the blood distinctions of of
pal ingredient ofwhch they composed by
the author himself from vegetable where bs found but in
experience occaoned by unusual uerg from dyspepsia and
liver complaint for thirty years. Thousands of respectable ndv
have tested their effects and far the authors knowledge
tends not has occurred in which they have
utary effect They be taken all occasions of ndpas
ton, by both Of all all and in produce
vegabe Cough III has proved IN
coughs colds and all diseases of the lungs; and also Vegetable
which produced effects Dropsca Alice
The medicine and circulars, giving general description
certificates good msy
tanned his office y Ann street The following those
Mr. s. Hnmsn 9th Avenue between 18th and 18th sree-h a-
and Renovaing Pills. Mr. A. Watson 2Os Henry street Mr. j.
Bingham Lewis street; Mrs NJ Caudwel 80 Bayard
Besides these, refeen be given indy-
duas the first repcoaby this city,
been received unsoicte from different parts Of this state and
from Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, South Carolina and New
are respectfully invited 10 call at his efce and receive Circular
and maze such enquiries satisfy hem respecting the efca-
The Renovatng Pills can also be had Mr. J. D.urnels 1885,
MI . G. shaus ls4 Bowery; w simonsOns Is Fulton
street, Dir NJ B. Graham 80 Cedar Mr. j. H.
enbs 7os Greenwich street Mr. s. Hnman between ls and 18th
streets; in the sl Mr. G W. Embree II East Broadway,
jan 12-6min
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EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS.-THE INNU-


neTdoe meaioihe now before The public would have
vented lhe proprietor from submitting 10 ther notice this valua,
oe ~ ue o"eI were nc mol convinced
oi e geat puoc uy heeo ana ne mas lh fullest assurance
oil lhe OF the patronage winch an intelligent public
"ds T uhousnl "oI'.p " oes'o". ,.,
me qul'e hai ny Iiie attention. and an
uuse VI ns e period Oh may oe extended
MAJ, ~, ye,u ~ pe, on1 'n ne usud nuhiDef . .
ns rms are ae mos certain presefver OF heai1
'id a' ana eeoua cure Oh nervous diseases and
an ts - anu, u hduI al consequence puriher oil
uie hlooe ana sweeiener oil he "hoie system
ms ION OF s,renetheing medicine has peculiar
I ~ 1870; nuo UP .ne CO give suehgh 10
"e!A anu or ehghen 'he nervous sys.e
ana 10 genera heaih 70 the human tane III purely
@ process known ohy 10 ihe proprietor
s aohzea oy tens VI thousands as one
'ae mo-. ever Drought before inc public
oil WIZ nave ueo nave hghy commented lis mt
di9a virtues , MN
Vss Caihome rms may ne taken IN all cases where te csme
e are commonly useu ana WIN m"oh greater enicacy
ee @ ihe virtues o. more than one pint OF The caome
ea nose may oe 81 uI'I.uhae as 70 require incidence e
Wou py requesting suc 70 mase inquiry and
o. .e emcaey o Evans oanome iohc fi'
aus HIS in'u hPeiiens ~ in n,se1c
iLSiihoNlES =. -
u O.. New YORK, OCTOBER 20 1850.
Dr Evans, nave aken yegr CanoInie ri accord
g 20 ,c uieeups, aHa rev OF your FAMILY Ale
eu I "hch nave eh.rey removed the pam IN my ide my
apPe as e9ou nave no more headsche and am much
ahd eeui am lPy 10 iho % you as tod you
Wouo u We1e 1eeed ihat am quite wei and shall recon-
memo your in'diudnie medicine 70 an my acquaintance
LLihhsE u =: uNDEhH!LL-
M c.. New fork, Dec 4, lSSo
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WALL sTREET-THURsDAY. JAN. IA.

How difficult il Is pick truth Wall street. "what
stocks to day." "Up," says down." another
aa thirdso-so" fourth &c. &c. In such d.
lemma have balance and weig-winnow and . pick and
Gull with order within sight of and
fact Ae you for peace to-day n asked peace BIZ
all means" "How tina, you the other day."
Oh no" with knowing look, my sap sold" "Oh
that alters the the Courier Enquirer would dy
That wicked, wreched vanous stuff sapeire how it does
operle upon Of eio Whist fools it makes of u.s. how
gives edge propenes and makes US bawl out war;
war, war"
Several stocks yesterday particularly the rail roads
Others down hat-yz the Marines The daily express
arrived the of the morning but brought special message
The House Of Representatives by l54to IL in favor OF I'M
mediate preparations made little stir but nothing 10 speak Of
Perhaps the small degree OF ness in Marines produced by
Ii stated That the friends of Webster their VOTE all
with the administration the nullfers against it.
Every brings Of damages at During the
late Storm whole has been srewed with wrecks This will
knock down Marine stocks
Two mails yet due from Washington.
The Stills expected pass every branch of the
legislature couple Of days We shall then nothing for the
heaesnes. Congress- The million loan of the u s. Bank
may up These tend give 6rmne
nercal operations
French and English beginning be request; pri ncipaly
among SPECTATORS.
Real estate particularly DALI We fear that revolution
taking place this business occaoned chiefly by the effects of
fire. All the building contracts up town partially annuled
Great times spring and summer for builders, onecu.teI
carpenters masons and all mechanics They will live la
time for the mschieyou spirits among them stir
binaons and strikes They axe penny spend ia grog
while deuded mechanics the and
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United States Bank, ll3t, IS,
Mechanics Bank l28t,
Union Bank, ll9,
Bank Of America, l19,
City Bank, ll6.
Del & Hud., g7l, y, II,
Chemical Blk, ll9, 20,
Butch. x Drov Bank, i26,
National Bank, ia
Morris Canal, IS, 81, 80,
N. o. Canal, lo4i, Al,
Dry Dock Bank, lS5,
Ohio L L T., lI7t, III
Am. Tr. Co., bait lo3i,
N. o. Gas Co, l0l,
N. Y. Ins. Co., ITO,
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q THE s s1IS S6IlTS EsTAAgL k

~ THE SUBSCRIBER Is ESTABLISH.
ING A SUB POST ROUTE, or line of Sub Post Boxes in
TIE first Ward which he purposes shall be carried with the
and regularity. Letters committed his charge, shall
carefully deposited in City Post Office time Having
Of being perfectly qualified foT the undertaking.
SUB POST BOXES
Are located ia the following places:-
Franklin Cofse-houe, Is Cedar
franklin Cofee-house, Sc Maiden lane.
Atlantic Hotel, Broadway.
Mereh ants Coffee house. l22 Water street.
Bunce Fsrrar Maiden lane and South street.
Merchants Exchange, B Dad street.
Bowling green House, l6 Broadway.
Merchants Hotel, Broad and Pc r
Red * Cary, IL South
Custom House Hotel, Pine and Nassau.
William Pearsall vcualler, 2 Fulton street.
Persons in the first Ward, suitably located, where Sub Post
Box might be advana eousy Paced-by giving the subscriber
Rotce-wi be Immediately attended
jan9-tf GEORGE WHITNEY l46 William street.
~ WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Fom Boys
rom fourteen sixteen Of good habits and Character
the Herald 10 subscribers Good will be given
Apply at ID Anthony street, first floor. jan 8-tf
A CARD.-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS
N of The Custom House Hotel ae Loveoy') Of Pine
and Nassau streets New York for the reception of
Hot coffee pies dc will be furnished in the Coffee
RoeG at hour Of The day evening In the Refractory below
Breakfast will be furnished from IL; Dinners from IL
and Tea and Supper from to IL Oysters every STYLE served
up at short notice HORN FREES.
jan Alvin
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q ANiIDON,S CELEBEATED SHORT
"a AND MEDIUM KNAPPED REAXEE HATS n lie

pzE IND
CO low price of they quality requisite in the
costly Hat being made fine fur body instead of
the finest Beaver knappthey retain their colour aPe elasticity
and finish, all wesheTs and cmaes-quaes which
wool bodies, and made in the ordinary possess
Sales Rooms, corner of Wall and Nassau streets
p s. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest perfect
ton. price 81. oct 2o-Sm.
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l TifNsTT ~, ii ibsr 80 W. w, SNnrOh'

TdT UT
description, by the late fire, respectfully those
debted hem either by erwise hand them
ment Of their and copies Of bills
sence They will also feel obliged ali those had
transactions with iem description small Stree It
January 1885, whether settled md Of bills or
furnish 3ata which give them
Mechanics Others WHO have had bills agsins, any
vessels that have been consigned them, will favor y
handing in duplicates, particularly those against brig Napoleon
PUTNAM x SLOCUM, 1856 Front street
N. b. Having been informed by friends Ito whom we tes
der grateful acknowledgements that they packed up all our
which of the safe in bag and deposited
Nico Aymas entertain lhey NAV vet
be safe Should they have fallen the haF DIS person. IL
beral will he raid for their dec 3-lmin
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II KEITH the dcoverer OF these Pills. opinion ,e1
only ONE DISEASE, impuriy- of blood which. by in
pedng the circulation, brought Inflammation deraneemen
the part where settled and impressed III
truth of this smpe they that he thirty years expert
and abo0us research into the medicinal virtues The mn
plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object being
compose medicine which should purify and product
by specific ACTON removal Of the uHiors the blood by The
stomach and bowels by the contBdstiop of such
medicine all bumers be carried off, ssue
a state Of purity.
Many other medicines advertised having properties ON.
these hut the proprietor of these Pills in Ills country IN.
grandson OF the dcoveer would wish those who think well Of
this PRINCIPLE. and who have made medicines. TO
give THESE PILLS trial They will al once be ssfed of
the difference Of that medicine which has been years 6 re the
English public, and has gained sale there OO00
steIiirg per snd those medicines which are forced o
ice by advertisement before their properties uy Lnowu
by the dcoeTeIs themselves Captains of shps and er
chants will find this medicine which viii isure their health
ard answer well for expectation '
Dr. b. Office Is l8I Hudson, opposite Boome street Ne York
where Dr. Brandreh be Consulted Mondays Wedpesdsy
and Saturdays dec 23-2n,-ipf
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EOR SALE.-A JOB PRINTING OFFICE well egta-
bhed and which will be sold bargain line directed 10
CIV, and efat his Office, will be Immediately nded
ian ll-S.
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AUCTION SALES.

their that they have akeR the and comnodous
building, No. Is Broad street. few doors south Of We'll street.
which they fitting fol- cal ESTATE SALES ROOM,
aud will business line requisite arrangements
be made Due nooe will be given their succeeding Sales and
the< will he happy their friends as above.
Dated FRIDAY December Is, 1855 dec .