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TIE HERO or y. ORLEANS.
On motion, The meeting adlourned.

fFroM .Ae I ~ a. D.|....s S,,,.b
A, u o'clock Yesterday, the House entered upon lis
spccia order the consideration OF the following prean'
bic and resolution
Whereas the salutary energy of General Jackson at
New Orleans, during The campaign OF lcll and lol',
have repeatedly received the appreciation OF The Ane-
rican people,
1915 voted thanks 10 that illustrous citizen Tor ms
,lon,rv and rood conduct \ Orleans, and directed
Gold medal 10 be struck and presented TO him IN tes-
timouy OF tho high entertained by Congress OF
events so memorable and services so eminent
R,sorr.d. lhsrefore, (the Senate concnrring) That
our Senators and Representatives ~ congress DE ear
nesv requested to their best efforts TO procure The
massage of law directing that the fine OF one thou
s,nd dollars imposed on General Jackson, by DOM.
NICK Hall, then Judge Of the United States for the
district of Louisiana for alleged contempt OF ms
authority and BY him paid INTO the hands OF the Mar
shall Of said District be refunded to Andre" Jackson
with costs and interest the same from the day oil The
payment thereof. co.
of ,Le;r adop,ion crowded audtory-lobby and gall
lerv-and many ladies', were in attendance ana they
were held delighted and enchanted until The houf Of
adjournment go. ,, r
we shall not attempt sketch of this truly noble ei
fort of intellect and patriotism. Except IN the concnd-
;o AMID nusion 10 the grounds which the Defend
er and Saviour of the City, from the conflict and from
field covered with The sanguinary memorials OF his
prowess and skill, arrested and fined and DIS,
Charged his fine, in the mds, of population ne had
rescued from the grasp Of the ruthless invader The
speech was description of what the speaker apty cha
terized "The great drama OF Orleans
And most vivid and graphic 1t was. MAJ. Davezac
the aid of Gen Jackson-with single exception the
onlr survivor of the seven who participated in the
@ 9~est bae~speaks of incidents and in which
he was actor and with which he is familiar. Like Ae
nophon the historian, shared in The perils and gores
he is called 10 recount not only orally to deeply in
tere.,ed auditory bu, TO after ages, when the record
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w i've in his glowing language, although "s mo-
destly transferred 10 Bancroft the honor OF hand
Recoun,ins these scenes, describing the glorious OLD
General the men of that conflict, the night before the
battle, and The addresses of the General to the Repre-
sen,aves o: the people, of other Chimes who stood BY
Ms through the carnage OF the fight and proved Their
adoption by the highest fall proofs of DEVOTION the Pc
m Of life and life ITSELF the city in sackcloih and The
civ radian, with joy the LADIES', the nunnery the tn
um,al arches. the chapet bestowed by the farest Of
virgin hands, the welcome of grateful hozannas' the
ares, and the fine, and the bengnant greatness that
shielded even his craven judicial ossaant from an m
dignan, popular wrath, We sa" move the large assem-
bl5ge VITA alternate delight and 'ffepressible emotion
and tears came often and il not within tie power
If the Sneakers MALE, TO hush the responsive voices
from the gallery
The repayment Of this fine from the Teas of 'ss
nation after lapse OF ,h years, al TO-
wards which we are happy to see New York take the
lead, and as we may infer from the language Of the
leading "Whig organ of yesterday, without paf''zan
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POETRY.
"nUca rsr Kyx.r-. cs.rsa.'
(Fron tbs LonaaN h,1sdke, Jar loi2-}
JEALOUSY.
ire Sir Edward LyitDn Bhlwer, Fart.

fFrou a. Losaan k,cpsake, ior ioi2l
JEALOUSY.
by Sir Edward Lyiton Bslwer, Bart
have thy love-I know no fear
or thai divine possession
Yet draw more close, and thou shalt near
a Jealous hearts confession.
/ nurse no pang, les, fairer youth
Or loftier hopes should win thee
There blows lao wind 10 chill the Truth,
Whose amarantb blooms within thee.
Cnworrhier thee II ] could grow,
THE love that luI-d thce perish'd.l
Thy woman. heart could meier forego
The earies, dream II CHERISHED.
I do no, think that doubt and love
Are op.-wnai'ere they tell us,
Yet-nay-iift not Thy looks above
A star can make me jealous.
II thoa ar, nine, all mine al lasr,
covet so the treasure,
No glance that thou can II elsewhere cast,
But robs me o! pleasure.
am so much miser grown,
That could wish 10 hide thee,
Where never breath but mine alone,
Could drink delight beside thee;
Then say not with tina, soothing air,
have no rival nigh thee
The sunbeam lingering in thy hair
The breeze tina, trembles By thee
The very herb De meath thy feet
The rose whose odors woo thee
In all things-riva's lie must meet,
Who would be all .aings to thee
Ifsrnlight from the diaibc,
Bat for one moment bahi.h'i
Turu 10 IN. silenccd plate and see
The hours themselves are vanish'c,-
In augh, tina, from me lures thine eyes,
sly jealousy has trial
The highest cloud across tie SKIES
Has darkness for the dial.
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IL CHANCEgY.-In Gooohland County Court 10th August,
i 1871:
George W. Parrish, Plaintiff
against
Josenh h. Glenn and Humphrey Parrish, Defendants:
plaintiff by COUNSEL and hled MS bill ana
defendant Glenn, no! having entered hts appear
anc and given security according The Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and appearing TO the satisfaction of The
Court rhar he j. no, an Of this Commonwealth, IL
ordered That The said defendant Joseph h. Glenn, do appear
here on the third Monday March next and answer the plain
'. bin and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ~
some newspaper printed the Of Richmond Tor two months
scce,vey and posted the front door Of the Confonse OF
This comfy: further ordered That the defendant Hum
Parrish sccfte or otherwise dispose Of
any money goods his hands heun:inE TO the De-
rndant Joseph Glenn until The further orter OF this Court
A Copy-Tese,
MAR. W. MILLER, n. c. q. c.
Jan. 10 'o-"5w'
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
r1E subscriber constantly receiving from tic celebrated ma
nulac,ny Of Nuns Clark, New York. elegant aud PLAN
Piano For. possessing Improvements, aud that
darv touch Tone peculiar TO their ma
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments, and Musical
Piano Fores repaired tuned hire and taken in
change , ,,,.s,c
ro,eon Of Music offered for sale in this
state NAV be selected FROM the store OF the subscriber who l.
now enabled TO Philadelphia and New York wholesale
Those purchasing TO sell again will he furnished better
terms 'nah 'ies Cd" '"' r. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Muuc Store, opposite ne sank'
~ IN 5h>wk2uIf
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DAVID FYLE by imported Fye out Of The dam Of Charles
~ Carter will make his next season at HALIFAX
Virginia under the management Of the subscriber Inc terms
ai To- "''s i-awtl5r. ROBERT E. PALMER.
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NroTCE-The CoPannership heretofore existing undef tie
OF Wren, Ftehet & To- !. this day Dissolved, BY
,a consent All persons having claims against concern s
produce them To Jos. Wren Tho- G. Harrison ~
Element those indebted will make payment to either Of the
zane holding the claims, without further notice.
~ JOSIAH F. WREN
THOS. {. HARRISON
p,,,,.iI,. Ray Ian LIST.
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az the Monday in February neat, being Cu: ia
~ shall far sale, Al row'a;an Courthouse Az ir IT.
s,ui ,;ae of Richard K Wofsam deceased consisting u
Negro Men, u good Black smith The Other Yong
and likely Woman Who excellent Sean>fr att
her cl about Old Horse Saddle and Birdie, an J. ~
Furniture shares Of Manchester Cotton !afoR
stock Y,m-rredlt until J., January lsi r bJnt vita IT,
proved sccnrry carving date but The H!ee
10 be reunited litIe principal j. puncialy paid
SAMI. Y. HAN Il, -fl4tlr'r'tf.
jan .t-i5,.lS2I'
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Negroes and otap Property for saie.

~
Negroes and otaer Property for oaie.
OS the d, Monday II February ns, being cerr. ~
~ shall ost r. al9 At rom,a;an soafiGG \. ~ T.
Men, q them good blacksmith The Other YONG
her Child about yrafs DID, Horse Saddle and Birdie, / ~
and Furniture and shares Of Manchester Cotton !af
stock 7,rm.-tr-dit uit J., January lsi b9nt VITA IT,
proved security carrying from 'hr date b., ne a!eir
10 be reunited Iitie principal !, Puna"1Hy paia.
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a Crcun superior cour 4.
Law and chancery Prince Edward County september II
III William Ian, H. Price, rainaa.
John F. Price Nathaniel / venahe, in hi own right snd =
inraior Charles Woodson deceased, James Nrnatr j.
traitor venane, deceased Nancy H. Psce - ~
right and as Admg 5 ." John fnSe' deceased jeSg
S'',' ''' '''''''' I r S jt,a q, D,sr. -.
plaintiff and HE defendant, John T. Price and eP. ne '7t
this CONT with any plattrr specially stated, s. e.
appearin. Commissioner. The Defendant. Join
Price i not an inbsbi,ant ealtn par
required appear before q, the ONCE =" ~
mciay inc I'D iay February, 1919, 10 l. ~
with evidence 10 enable ne 70 s order above t
Farmville, 18th Jan, lac. ,9-wi.
IL CHASCERY-vrEcisI:--At Circuit superior Corr
Law and cancery held for Prince Edward County! tie -
Nathaniel t. venabe Administrator, with the viii anrrs'&
Charles Woodson, deceased PaAif
John Price William II. Pace, Nathaniel yrnaaie an :!
seph E. venaale Executor Of Robert venab'e deceased.
John l. Ingram William NJ Carter, ana William H. ricr..
John f. Price Richard ST. Dien Nanc. H. Pricr Admara
trS ii John Price deceased Nathaniel l. vrnahr i.os
right and Administrator Of Joseph J.. vrnabr. n liz w.
right aud Executor Of Robert Ncnabe, deceased ant ~
The.e to te heard together hy eoo.s"' r
ties, ~ counsel. on the papers formerly read. *.
doth order, That Commissioner EAAt'
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Il. J. WoRSHAM. & {

{ The parties the mentioned hr
notified appear before me- al the Office ut Mesr. Was
Snnha in tie town al Fafmvle "wednesday he ~ K.
of February, 1872 NJ half pat IL ocrrx. A. w.. and ttia'
me with proper testimony enable tie dae
hereto annexed I. y. WATKINS CgtaHt,'ahrs
Farmvie, 18th Jan. i - t9-"N
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IN CHANcERY:-VlRGiNi,:-Oa a Forcign -7haeEaen.-At
held the Clerks Office =" te Circuit superior Cou
of Law and Clanccy county Chesterfield, the 9Th
day Of January, in the year 1912:
Samuel Hancock Plaintiff:
against
John Iieh John Farra Charles MeMurdo and Thomas y.
Hall, -. ~ neiehdants:
Ini. day plaintiff and flied his BILL and the defend
ant, John has entered his appearance and given
ru,y according Of Assembly and the This
Cont aud appearing y satisfactory evidence that the said DE-
,nIa, john -, nLabtant Of this Comuunwea Nh,
! r, red That HE said defendant John IIeh do appear
on The March and answer the paniii :
bin, and tina: copy this order be inserted N
l..d IN the civ of Richmond for months succe-y,y,
and posed al the front Courthouse Of the county
a Copy-Teste, -
L. POlNDEXTER, c.
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rr Webster indeed ms .ery ee.lo 50 Ia 80 -
concerned urged the pllIng up oi aso' -" u,
esue,pess. Mr.. Clay was silent DIT, h'ses - ,ho
GINA who seemed TO LOOK upon hin'sei' d. n.' - a.
place which he would nave 'i'' 10y - ,s iLe the
toll 10 lead the way for The party. 4, WAS ms -.
hn,, I,oed Ascanius-n oqnls Pcsst1uS. !. - nv
s,,.-.L.5I. Ina, Nj. Rsves was hurried headiohg ~
spr,ert of the debt making system 50 aoni'ei ~
enes Of his State by the blindness produced " at9
,her rlyalship which ne has 30 long 'nuuseu
Governor Gi.mer, VINO, IN MS piee - 'e 49,, h ,bs
had arrested the ms dious increase Of Tue ueo'' - m
In,arr proyiso which is the purpose OF Inc eoe'a
,n.ior;iv IN the Senate TO e1puage For the aspec'
he question has assumed we eieF our 'eaoe's - 'e
anaiysls-io. rth 900 ,,,,dad n the
~, a.. nc seventeen millions which Alr. Evans,
the Chairman Of the Committee on 'nahce' assu'eu
~. soa,e would be accumulated against the Govern
msnt nv the end OF this year. And tins, We Sta'e0'
was double the assumed oy the P'eseh' iI,
ration 10 exist on the 4th OF March last. - shouiu
nyr h. forro.,en however, BY The country, tnat 'he
defci, ascribed TO the last A1 ~, W., I'D
sn, ms shown by Messrs. Woodbury., Wright aho
C,lhoun 10 be Utterly fa!acous. They po'hiea our
ITO nar,,culars of the exhibit, which were iaiSeiy
CHARGED in the accounts OF the last year, 70 ~
defcIt We have presented these statements Oh tue ''ee
senators. agan and again. They have ser oeeh co'
troyerted and cannot be successfully lhey es'aoiish
ed from Mr Ewinss own report, that the PtetehIe.
deficit of six mlllons made out by hum ior 'he ias'
rsaT did no, exceed two millions and Slr Woodbury.
rs stated in the late speech Of Mr. Benton declared
that, upon his own estimates for The expenditures Oh
he wear. as submitted by him. as Secretary, TO Con
s. tho Income would have been sufficient to meet
bem all without leaving one dollar of debt. The truth
therefore is, that the deficit OF two millions OF last year
- increased 10 seventeen millions this; and BY The dou
BILE operation ofdistsbu.ng the means OF The treasury
and at the same Tine rapidly increasing the expend''
lures instead Of diminishing them, Is pfoposeu ~ e
Ice, Administrations Ill.,
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IMPORTED TRUSTEE vSl stand the ensuing my
mile S of the city Of Richmond and within miles Of
Of the Richmond Fredericksburg ana Potomac ana
Louisa Railroad who wish paonze Trustee
send their Mares with safety within few days travel either
from the extreme South or North.
Trustee good chesnut soe fl feet inches and DE-
cdrdy powerful and well proportioned horse ever
saw-and has proved himself an uncommon sure oalgcer lie
Ike 10 the season he made on Long
Island and butt failed 70 prove N ioaaii since max
other he equally successful Tie = ne sire y
the celebrated mare Fashion that cannot be lie bought al
This than s5ooo Fanny Green for les Than 5000
Tyler and other col; bought BY Mf Trnbfook when Three
old, aGd almost nntref NJ $500 anu co owned oy "
w. Livingston the dam Of Goa cannot b. purchased FOR
less Than s5o ana nunorf o. ' o. ~ =. san " s"n y
lsh "hef blood stock IN Inc ned states ahd
hat the fact single colt Of is get that las
Trustee distinguished race horse England, and sold,
gears old, for So snhras 10 the Duke Of Cleveland
snbsceniiy imported by Messrs Ogden C"rn soekon-no
Judges fine stallion One Of the aboT. named gentle
tins time part Of him. informed
days ha, was his candid oplni"n from his popu.
lar and immense power that he ought to rank at ms time
with The stations imported into America. lie
foaed AMI got BY Canton on, Of Emma by Whis
ker aud combines the blood 81 ernes paicr and Sir Peter On
hs dams side with Of Penelope ~ funperr and Punea
by si.er the side Of hi Trustee chance
In addition Of hiS family, in c, his bro
i-r sundg Won Derby 81 rs subscribers and
nrr ~ times. Il would take entirely much for adj
perormanc, Tor winch Iur Register Spirit the
Times published time hack no, knowing the eAact dates,
cannot refer particular numbers In his hand
bill. intend 10 have printed aad circulated, every paftieu
lar shalt be stated III full
Trustee viii so cash. the season. which only half
the amount grnteaen who engaged 10 HIM
pc,cd 10 pas This arrangement viii SUIT those who intend 10
pay and prevent who might send that intend
paw the injury 81 the Of Staions hive NJ
tl time like $1,000 due and II Is win difficulty
collect dollar 80 VIII be distinctly understood
those send 10 Trustee that not lett with HIM. VIII
the the and those that remain the cash must
he sen, when they taken 81 will be expected in each
case Mares left with the horse shall be well al
tended TO- well fed SO per day. and, II they not
returned good condition when they leave, when received
I'M make no charge board. Col Walter Livingston, New
York Trustee, would not let have him unless
was cash Here let add that Bonne Blue Kate
krarney Betsy Archy and other that have brought several
a other horses proved to be nothing IN comparison
10 the cnts they had from Trustee. WM. l.. WHITE.
Spring Grove, Hanover, Dec. ie;h lsil
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IN CNASCERY -vrR.i>I,-En The Circuu Superior tolH
Law and fhanceIy for Prince Edward county:
Edward Woodbridge, PIafG.
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ST LEDGER, The full brother Aricl Lance, OXeey c,
,Il stand David Mills stable Spring, III the county
Of Abemarc, miles North Of Charlottesville. W. l. w
] n.c IL e6-2awGw
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,,.G,.udar,.

IN HiNCEEY.-yiFcivi,:N ia.e> aeid n IN ek, ~.
iice II tile Cc; SGgcor Count .! w AMI taAhcef ~
Buc. chan co..a,y Monias r - dai ~ January -
I r,,,v,r,, u SIM. PantE:
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Gee al the Circuit superior Court ii Law AM thaGstr ri
county Monday, tie ~ tay y: JaHEafy '
Edward ". SIMS lia.A'.a.
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Farmyillr, 18th Jan, Is.i2.

IN CIIANCERY.-Vir the Circuit superior 'oth
i Law and chancery for the county Of Prince Edward N
Nathaniel Mathews aud Sophia his wife, formerly S'Fa
Harrison, Th""'
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r. ELpRlBGE, {. {. :. e
l., - .a--NtN
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rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fere-A -7'a'aat"i-N
i Rgl-s held the CLERKS Office Of ic circuit ~ Tan
January. lsi2: ne,
Robert J. folone iiAht@
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IN CHANCERS.--tE"l>I.:-At Il EIrGH superior tour 1"
Law and chancery for Prince Edward County Srpeorf "
29lh. lei:
William H. Price, Fi1ihiF.
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Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Circuit superior Corr 7
Law and Chancery held for Prince Edward County, tie -
day OF September. 1871:
Nathaniel t. venabe, Administrator with the viii annrs' q
Charles Woodson deceased, PaAlf
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PORTUGUESE
F b M A L E Pill L s

NJ DE B0UDELOQuE, NJ D.; LISBON, PORTUGAL.
ME Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and admir-
ration of the world. They known ali Europe TO be
the only discovered thai has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty mall
being such that they he used during
for though mild safe and healthy. they certain oprod
miscarriage If used during that Ierioa:
The into English and developed
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box con
tain signature Of NJ de Boudeoqu and the English d
rrcon have the signature Of DR. +. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the continent Of Amenca .
They be transmitted by mall 90 any part OF the United
States. Letters directed TO Dr. F. Melveau box a. New
York will meet with immediate attention. Sold by appoint
ment At 100 Cherry, Calrarine Price S. Half
boxes SO. No half boxes sent by mail.
m30I m d&w
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LICINA CORDIAL.
70 The AMERICAN PUBLI


Lucna Cordial into tho United States and in that period
Nd t vast reputation which il had pre- vouy acquir
e in Eupe has also added TO the of it, ustoas
sess in the Of neipent consumption The knowledge OF
It's wonderful influence Ienovating and nyigoratng the h
the result IS medicine has been.added catalogue for
the of ncipen consumption, which places te dsa'
scarcely Necessary period TO recommend the Luena
Cordial all-uihcient remedy in Of elect nor Al
ali diseases arising from debaton Of the syse whIe AZ
impulse restorative is wanted throughon ns &
eases and leaves nothing further be hoped o Us pe
ing speedy perfect, permanent and ehetea T t pam d r
the complaints doubtful OF rs almost universally
tested merits 10 % asnreJ II ,hv r 1~
teey give the required ta that hsih TO NE sSed par
sS aso he case In Europe the immense American reputation
OF The Ipeus Cordial principally based on its thoroughly in
f Who md been considered barren bear offspring and
10 restore vnc powers males when reduced and APP
Wren i received the agency Of the Lucina Cordial from
Dr. Mann notwithstanding is immense foreign celebrity and
Ircned committing myself Individually by giving any per
o9S & Sgw Of s oasaDS o ssf ' seSps
with the receipts Of esrhsaes and testimonials rable
hestangly warrant As far exceeding sangune hopes
h' ustrous inventors promises in the ulhment of the
.y sad for wS ps1ss and has be
eSpe as possible repest and hold myself personally
sponsble for the assumption, that the Lucina Cordial
o7te the vire in males. aud make them ioeundan
where nature has been deficient when they have been
OF the in females who had been previously unfit
and imagined barren, which will enable them TO beor ehd
hcaie matters but feel called upon to do So might
and as full guarantee for the great responsible
satude for the extensive which the agent of the
Lucna Cordial has been headed this country
tine foS oaS Nf%Si
Prise ;, per bottle For sale a, t?e Broadway NewYSrk
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b OOK BIN Nc
DADER PHI INC

II IRELAND No 1920 Nassau street, having an entire new
n stock Of Binding Tools and Ruling Mac6insry Of the
he dSe and HANDSOME .o% to execute
Msreans Account Books and all other kinds of Bankwok
ruled and bound TO patterns and style that warranted
TO give satisfaction Any work ordered can be done nhe Eng
lid mode If required H. l. has had long experience in both
FOR, sALE-Two second hand Coppeulate Presses. Ar
DAY, NEWELL. X DAYS -PATENT PERMUTA
~ TON BANK LoCK.--Bankers and Others may place
use Any may have the L SHs an, sS Se s Snd
TO make fac sinic by without tue slightest chance OF
locks are liable picked by persons who msy
zee % VS. ne sass ssea'ly when Tie COMPUTATION
Brt w street was picked by Mr ipDrp G. fjs sSe cr
III. cav The same Lock was eTwsrs sem, to D Dr. Am
drews, who put ~ new work, Of difcut nature
eccs:on publicly picked at t Howard Hotel one q the Com.
bnaton Locks such sold BY the American Bank Lock
The high reputation Of Day, Newell Days Formulation
Bans Locks IS FIRMLY established They have inyarsbly
n New York Boston aud Pnsds pha namely Gold Medalsa
the cities first named and Silver being the hughes,
These Locks are made TO keys which be changed in
MON either OF which they equally SECURE and proof aain.
!hs attempts OF the most skiial burglar for should he take
open during life unless some one wer, 10 inform him OF
nt N which the lock might be changed. after he OBJ
Tor the above Lock promptly attended to by JOHN
"a successor 10 Day Newell Day, No $50 Broadway.
CHANGE OF REsiDENCE--NNTOTEON BUNEL
neral bst he hs ~ n,o,%a: h. ga al the public
street the corner Of TIE House pubIc store Ihs
RoPtas uS SfS9 WIZ De ksowa under the name Of EU
San. street e. and s Ss&s 0S ' beautifully decorated
prices The Reau ant will Dc keps en- b LIONS =, moderate
adjustments Of Paris and the Bill Of Fare will .iways con-
tain the greatest and newest variety Of dishes 2 im
LEAD-il'' Pigs 'O' cALENA Lap 7 al r. ~: y
m5c IS South 80, 10,
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NOTICE TO BUYERS OF
, RJNET Flu RN ITU RE

HE Subscriber would invite the attention Of those wishing
purchase articles M the ABOVE 70 ms eseiish
Trsnv Furniture of French and other patterns of
are be found else where, being entirely original
40 handsome rich gilt Comices for windows Poles and
together with Damak Gallons and Tasses and every
tic. attached which will be made the latest
u from patterns lately received.
" b. Particular paid the hitting of Ouomaps
Fine Screens and other fancy ARTICLES with smLrodsIed la
lesry. WASHINGTON MEEKS,
I'm Broadway uex the HosptaI