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DEAsEs CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF J.

DEASE'S CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF flQW
L HOUND CANDY Compounded # 2JUt
most safe aud sanitary ingredients. Thegrcarr 4
tation ofPcase imtdble candy, for thu speedy
net and cure OF coughs colds, hoarseness ,at, ~ ..
Group whipping cough and difficulty Of ltlale-
bias Incrcased the sales far beyond that Of ln q G
heretofore offered
The undersigned, gcneralagent II Won 't
< Son, ha, Just received by The schooner Pre- .o
large supply of their Candy which he sells t!2-''
and vendors on the same terms as the proprietor =
Vendors enclosing 50 90 or upwards free oi posag
will have the Candy sent according TO DIRECTIONS =
always RELY on it being fresh and genuine
mar q w FISCHER
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SPRING FASHION, 1912 % FISH s. co
- will introduces the New York Spring Fashions
for gentlemen s hats this day
Browns Hotel, doors est Of the main entrance
maj 3-3tif
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STOP, TRAVELLERS Before you scat your
~ selfin the cars call in at Hamptons Periodical
and Newspaper Agency between Sd and , streets,
and buy number each late dates, Washington city
papers, 10 amuse yourself on your journey with the
dongs at the Metropolis, and if you are temporarily
here hang from abroad, treat your friends at home
to number each of the four papers for % and
for the same price you send them he ladvs Book,
Grahanls Magazine any of the splendid monthlies
always there to be had, and subscribe Tor The year #
you wish il, feb POST
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CHARLES GILMAN

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Quincy, ILLINOIS,
Will promptly and faithfully attend any proes-
sional business entrested to him IN Western linois
and the river counties of Missouri and Iowa, above
Hannibal.
g-rParticuar attention given to the collection Of
DEBTS.
Refer to Hon. George Evans U. 5 Senate Hon
Aisha II. Allen, House Representatives julyl-t.
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WAsniNGroN, July 81 1871,

Nor SALE -For,y-seven thousand dola,-
i Certificates Of the United States Treasury tcd
ing the interest Of eight per centun per annudI pp'
payment shall be made by the Mexican Governi05.
can custom houses in payment OF duties upon 2,7
entered for importation or expectation, According
the article q of the Convention OF the th at Ann
1889, between the United States and Mexico ana IT.
act Of Congress Of June i2th, $40,
The owners Of SAID Certificates Of the Ftcasnt
Department OF the United States for the above 90
of 1900, purposng TO make a VISIT IN Europe
sell either said amount in It's totally in sums 70 =
purchasers, on accommodating terms for si1fr
gold. Offers to be addressed through The posi- at'
to S. II & Co In case Of parity Of oilers meq.h@'
OF Congress shall he preferred Oilers received un
the 18th inst ; II y 60
WASHINGTON, p q March 2, 1872,
mnr =. Inl /.
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TNHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm at B,.
i vile, Prince Georges county, Md, consist 'nr
about L w O HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FEN
ACRES. Il IS situated on the Baltimore and Wa
ington railroad, at the Betsvc depot twelve nil,
Can half hours rde) from the latter place, and rhcr,
fore convenient to this market. II consists OF Woo
land meadow, and upland the latter capable ofprod,
cling and is now bearing excellent crops of com an
tobacco, and the meadow in good seasons, producn
90 to 90 tons OF hay The farm is well supplied W.
water, and has upon II house and barn. Tho to
road divides the meadow from the upland
will sell also my stock upon it, consisting of horse
cattle, Berkshire hogs &c.
THOMAS ALLEN
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JAMES PHALEN & Co, Managers Office, cor
ner OF 9th ST. and Penn av
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c. II. VAN PATTEN, M. ID

I ! DENTIST.
Pennsylvania avenue, a few doors from Bro wn'
Hotel. nov23 is IL
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BOOK BINDING,

he subscriber has resumed the above business snJ
Will feel very grateful to his friends and the pubic r
share Of their patronage,
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
OF every description, ruled and bound 10 any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal 10 any II, the
uned States; he will also execute orders for an
Inds of MACHINE RULING
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style AMI al lea
sonabe prices.
OLD BOOKS rebound, MAPS mounted and yalo
nished PORT FOLIOS of all sizes and descriptions
manufactured to order
sJPartlcuar and personal attention will be pad to
orders for confidential work at the public offices OF
elsewhere FL
The subscriber having been for many years eri-
gagged in the above business, and having practical
knowledge OF the various branches feels perfectly safe
IN assuring the public, that he will be able to execute
orders for every description of work style that can
not fail to give satisfaction.
His Bindery is on the south side Of Penns Wanna
avenue between fourteenth and fifteenth streets ONO.
site the Post Office Department.
JOHN A. BLAKE
WASHINGTON, July Goth, l64l
N b. All orders left at the Madisonan Office VIII
be promptly attended to- iuIy d
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70 number Lottery Is drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Halves SIS O0-Quarters 50 So
mar SILT
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GEORGETOWN LOTTERY,
OF della w ARE.

Class No, 2S for 1912
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday
March s. 1872
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JAMES PHALEN IL Co., Managers
Office, corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city.
$35,295
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY,
Glass No 29l-7th Series
To be drawn in the city of Providence on Saturday,
March s. 1912
1925
SPLENDID SCHEME

March 5, 1912.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 81, Is4a.


Arrived.
s.h y 1s: sw rS
@ sss %ssS%'s sd Ss,s TO o 'S
.esl ' S% - 60 Bay j.,
ss I s fs s; aDs ss
ssrs@. swan Nos a ~ no: s n; spoke
mas ,., ~.
Ton to mister 10th inst of Tonusa spoke brig Mobile
schr AN D. Bid II. days from Norfolk with mdse, to
sch Emma Cole, days fro Baltimore, with flour, &c. to
sehr Edw A. Stevens. days from Baltimore with -four
sch kchmosd Chester, day. from Richmond, witt, md.e
20, The Y s.frats Independence came up and anchored
One brig unknown.
Ship Duncan, for Trieste, and others.
General Record. .
PACKET SHIP HrypRx HuDsos, Tor London will sal to-
day at ~ o'clock The letter bags will be taken from the
Exchange at II O'clock
scHn MARIA from Petersburg, went ashore on Romer on
Sfss he as1ss1S on
bottom, before proceeding tose
Foreign Ports.
Dc NeE G qPspSsg Gn LONDON PsI,hy
Talbot Liverpool; Ca'arqui Jackson do; Euciid DAWSON
do William, Rowe Portsmouth; James Ridden Beck, Vo
MONTREAL, Nov l2-Cld Monarch, Allan Glasgow; iath
Benjamin H Douglas, Live pool; Brunette Thomson dol
Douglas Wade London; 18th Indian Chief SUMPTION Liver.
pool.
Home Ports.
CAsTrNE, Nov 15The Adams. which sailed for NOrIeans
18th inst ancL oed Fox Island Thoroughfre where still
THoMAs1oN Nov it-Cld Saline, Fsles NOrleans; George
Mobile; Echu, Apllaohicoa.
Fnsrkrorr Nov PAR Rio Crude, Cousipr, Boston,
BANeoE Nov i5--Arr Wllinm. Black. NYort
OATH hoy 9-An Boston Bradley, Nfork nth, Gardiner,
@ Boston Sid Rochester, Owen and Charles Tho
c raoneILASD Nov IAu Patriot Gates Machas for NYork
~ . ,o,n, herm'age. Bsdg.r. Mobile.
sS.vEhLr, Nov ii.-Arr Hope Howes, shaw Boston.
rick w ikns NYorr Denmark Boston for Bath: II Her
n BosIos Nov o--Ar Wyoming Nicherson Philadelphia
NH, n y, Anany Gid uy Wilder. Gibraltar; d.
Victor BsIimor P esp Sarah Jme Norolk
uosey Co. NYck Arra"n do orsaa' i sssann r;
er wcas,e Eng; Only Sou, Hatch Phlsd"lpia ,ryest
va and Bs"nsT Iew AS,"SL Gss Trsy NcIwe cos
owss and sephen Giles NYork Ga Fsms soo ',sneT
The us Howss Apslacaicola; nincv S,y,sa Sn
colombo larson bralr; RusSan. simpson New Oteans;
Tufts Charleston; Orson, De Wolf PhiladeI,h,a 'ahes'
GLoucgsrER, Nov FAR Premium, Somrs Su rim
,on Tar, New York; 18th, Eject Matthew'S om Boston far
Augusta. 'o" i''
PLYMOUTH, Nov l3-An Resolution, NYotk
MAaEBAM, Nov l6-Au Bold Comm pder, PhiIadelphrs
HyANNs NOV Tin port, remopt Chase, Boston Chg
nu sua, Matthews Philadelphia for Bos,ou Friend l. veil:
rn Nick Isan; Splendid Crowell aud Fancy Chase New
York for do The above remain al aud others
atttd
HoiMss HoLr Nov I5--In port Columbia, Kent, Aler,n.
- Tor Boston; Comet Niekerson NewYok for DO, and
FpeARrowN, Nov lGhn Leone Liswell NYors for Hall.
Tax; Statesman, do for Marnchead Caspian do HloweI
Most Of The vessels which sid yesterday have returned
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Iargt Tor the sttson DurHg tnt fst f"U Weeks III NO
vember they were
Wheat, 5ush. Flour, bots. Corn bush.
4iOs5 1856 1856


4ios5 32,6i6 1856
and corn "a cents
The OF the forwarding merchants at Toledo were
f and there was great want Of crat carry of fast
arrived there The produce received per railroad and
cana and from teams. Purchases of good wheat from
wagons were made ct 80 first rate article in
quantities, would probably command two OF three cents
In Baltimore, in the week ending on the 18th inst there
had been but moderate demand for Howard street flour
shd prices were without change. Sales of good mixed
brands nave been made at 81 The wagon price continues
Al sSsIt Sales OF City Mills at 81 iu and the demand
not ncnve The prices of Maryland and Virginia wheas
were without change. The sal of good to prime reds
ranged from rs to 50 cents and occasional parcel Of
surety prime red had been taken at IS cents; inferior
r good reds at so IS cents Two cargoes Of very good
virginia were sold from store at 81 Sales
Two parcels OF Penn ylvania red for shipment at SO
New corn, suitable for shipping, has improved little in
price, and we now quote yellow Maryland at i3 A cts.
and white at ~ cents Old Mary corn of which there
rs but little now coming to market may b. quoted 10 a
Al cents for both sorts Mary lind E Shore rye a45a4
cents
Wheotin wagons selling in Rochester 18th inst 75c.
There were large quantities If coming into
ket which selling from 10 rs cents according
quality The arme rs in that vicinity to hold back
miilers busy grinding and shipping The -four
market for the week had been rather brisk and consera
bic quantities changed hands AZ SO So Freight which
brisk in the fore part of the week i'm consequence of
the Jorge arrivals Of wheat and -four Buffalo for the
eastern market has fallen again and cents New
York in transient boats Corn 37I barley 81; oats a.
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World DIFF SSSSsy yIaSI Lsds:
an 1000 rae Earn B HSgss IF the XIX With %Gs
S,ss5 "a iI@ saa % %
moru and 0sr the Rnbow and Rsdisnt
Which viii Ss's sod 70 saS and md
oSS Sf ES bSsy to sell again a lower rate than
ssS' s E iSs m s9:r s'
FisKs NOVELTY COOKING STOVES, &c have re-
n;li,gTs New YORK because been exhibited ~
sasr weight md speaks more sffectuslly of its good al
& BY hu %y wb Dss Of y, Ss saSs ST.
Qaery-WmeS Stove will, consume III. less, fuel provisme
don that You can rssalas t at leisure the one 50
con Constructed that every dish being cooked be brought
the is EI ,ss Soycty Stove sos Water t 81 ''
wse S% and q s ss s
s1i, a%O1n, Of fuel the best Stove which Look
AGAIN two Oaves of bread baked without changing,
and ansuni Of tsns done at the sa,ae time
sn a dhne too 60 reflection better proof of the merits of
an %s, S Ortsd Ell & End paes W..
better proof have superiority Of II the
ANN MI other stoe ur "a 70 coey after
Ho"eyer the principles Of the Novelty be nfrnged
Gs '''n' Ia" protects that although they may cory
Ta G % s.S h have ssa
ov sy an + T we lee, sr%"ee three decide thy
ak xin.l on OF the Nov y stovsMo please cali at
Fisk's Stove Establishment, 209 Water
IL YOU with the ordinary kinds OF Stoves cheap have
your halls aud paors heated the zeal
FIsK's STOVE ESTABLISHMENT.
mis- lhre 200 Wafer street
STOVES-OVENS.
I'HE largest of Stoves of any house III New
10 be universally adopted Its immense radsting
exceeds that OF other useexhibits
with the consumption OF less fuel any former
IL also discharges It's ashes by simple process, without
song or lodging dust the furniture Of the which
Is used IL will be founo the che and economical
Stove ever brought before the public.
Ais Look st yes air light Sc in all varieties, from
RILEf'S PATENT BOILER AND IRON HEARTH
admirable article-they be fitted any
and OF unequal ed value boing steaks oasng bread
and also =. heating irons for ironing clothes. Riley the in
venor and sole patcntee.
o2l lmsr RILEY MYERS % Bowery
NEW STOVE.
SHEPARD'S PATENT REVERBERATOR.
THE Subscribers offer this day the public, the Office and
parorsiz- of this aud sp -ndid patent We
all in Of call aud IT, II is by Ear the
ehcien and .onical offered number of
years aud has the approval Of all who have and bids
fair take the lead Of all Others Larger sizes will be in
pnicl Of the can be fully developed
exhibited. SHEPARD 4 co.
Motifs Stove Warehouse, No 2i2 Water street
NBA splendid of MOTIFS Radiator Stove, the
only in the market suitable for warming dwellings,
churches hotels public buildings &C. house
be warmed with three tons Of coal, less than will
consume.
Drums for paro and halls in style and variety unequacd
in the city. Also the best wood cook offered
m>ec
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On Sunday morning 2oth inst JOHN, eldest of Jas
and Margaret E. Wendover, in the 4h year OF his age
The friends and acquaintance of the family are res
pectully invited TO attend his funeral from his fathers
residence, l4l Eighth avenue, this afternoon three
o'clock.
On Saturday, 10th inst at the residence of her sonn.
law VIM. Cisco, Staten Island, Mrs AMELIA RAsHsRg
in the 18th year of her age
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notwithstanding the immense quantity Of grain tina,
has reached tn market the prospect of dealers real
ize full prices has not been better since the harves,
in than it the 18th inst II understood
that the mills generally the canal were but poorly sup
piled with grain and that orders still in that mark,
for heavy Invoices good prices tbs last lot OF unse
wheat taken 81 cents land gees to Schenectady
miller here was but little -four unsod in the market,
and the stock only kept up by small lots arriving by
the steamers The ruling rate S325 or the general
aggregate Of flour and other western products brought in
recently little OF il remained unshipped.
The receipts of flour and gram at Cleveland continue
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Married.

On Friday evening, 18th inst ir the Rutgers stree,
Church by the Rev JIM Krebs Mr.. JoHN p. Trpc.srLy
to Miss MARGARET THOMSON second daughter of Mr. Jas
Thomson, of this city.
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1854, soi 2 536,92s 557 535

1884, 80i 536.926 557 535 l45, 800
From the estimated amount TO be provided by the
Stre finish bic works deduct estimate proceeds Of Wa
bash and Erie AM NJ ama Extension csua Ian s19 51
at 80 acres $50 leaving the SIN of S9a27o 3d. 10
be provided by loans.
One third Of these canals only is owne by the STATE
The paid the State. only given the above table
One half only belongs the State The payments made
be m,de by the State above given paid on this
hs
/ Net received hv State.
Of rep,irs these works. MT separated
from Of construction
These works all finished as far as the State is
concerned with the exception of the Miami extension
The whole line of the Wabash and Erie canal has been
finished this fall and it will next year probably be one Of
the most profitable of the State works 1t connects 4
miles of finished canals in Indians with Lake Erie. The
domestic bonds the means by which the Miami extern
sion is now in progress The of the canals in
with those of all other States have this year fallen
from the decrease of merchandise sent The exports
of the State have this year Ia gely increased and es
mated as follows, as compared with 1910: -
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NEW ORLEANs-Shp Vicksburg-r4a bales cotto, PiIIet
e Barbier-90s Goodhae colo RI Milsnd-i92 Pr. fcr
Wissmann--2f II w Hils-58 own Brothers n co-l1,
pigs lead Rogers co25O do WIN Neson-Ie9 bbls s7a
sacks whe At -7 hhds tobacco bbs o. bales
O order.
ST MARKs-Schr Megunticooh-2Ia taes eos,on Mel-li
Nelson Il = NeN'- ~ --''"'o'N'
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LyERPooL-Packet ship Hotinguer-D II Clarkson Rev
Mr. Hanson ard lady, Floyd Horton lady and Mr. Ben
znn of New York Capt Bingham British Army Lieut. Dou
lass do, Walter Smith J Cansda; Samuel Livepool22O
the
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Foreign Errnnr.ntinr

Foreign snrpors utEcuk.
MoNrEco BAY-Schr Amaranth-25O bags pimeno quantity
cd comp r. K ] Laur e. f''
ST JAGo CuBa-Schr Charotte-556b bales v,r
COLO cocoa nuts TO master.
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z>s -fsr- .ytsrs'~ ,s--s-s,---TT.:
PURSE 'sy s Dol win ?, the Red Hea:s
R HSu *. be . ase s say a s
The above ei.ed wIs following entries. vin:-
{. G%S r. n B sene n Bsss,.
4 W. GoT %Uod,aa 2 b * c Ci,o.0n'
u, L. Rose~'gg g HIem Boy.
on thu Cen;revs Course, best three FIVE NIL heats
$50 curse. MIG asST.r
G,vs1 ysn'r q STYLES fer youth and children The
them Also style OF travelling cap very ssnient 70
e2a im' N LOG WILLIAM ST
TO PRINTERS AND rUBLIsHEEs-A young man,
Mms sSd Ssas sS . bs his
employed in the capacity of and subedior several
in the country take charge Of ami manage. ms Asw..
''ty GsyH Herald
Respectable references give and required. ni7jgb
y; .d ssc Of t n :ss IS hs 5 snss ,
and who ihs he husbands.
@s By a. sSs Ms ri.
s ssS who VIII Apply
Will receive a,teoton those wanting my services will do
mess. ws'eS viii cali wsSins,cn, aa%ss
' M iS q! congress ~ oh'LDs
" yous affections glepaed under The direction q M L.,
Ssnsa lest a. H. Nn"sids Price t Il So !. we" '' %
AGATE and chronic the govt, ~ saic, tic
, Sap:f ss Gs ss in the
nS s n T
MoNMoUTH BANK N. 1.-THE notes Of the above
aIo JAMES & CO. 60 Wall st.
hNos BANK notes w'nsfA \ ST. a 6
RRoKEN BANKsTne highest price will be paid for All
nr S0'sn anu ''''''' 0nS "o JAMES co. 60 wa.t
TMrp00FTANT DISCOVERY IN CamPhine and Chemical
h,n wi:1S sV% a ~ 81
tTmpns Csmphine Lsmpsis now entirely obvaed by means
ssb
IsR a md eG s %Sss ID
sg o Ap nsnu
feursd upon improved system, wholesale and retail de-
yrea any Yit sfthe city, from he 0ld E.sbshsd Stand
o'si msm sCs,herine street
VAN NORDENs WHITING AND BOOKKEEPING
the ton Of pupils where ali acquire Van Nopden bea so
ni 81 stem Of penpmsnshp in very short time, and
M Van Nordeu prepared give instruction Book
ons monb ps the pSp euy balance
aud close practically, FROM 20 to 80 set OF books.
Hours Of instruction from GA Nj. till ar. M and from ii
The ladies meet daily a,sp. NJ. mis- Im.r
ssERANCIs's PAIENr LIFE BOAT, has been tested
the four IN and by experiment
While under way dropped endwise from the Stem OF ~
eaded 70 The sqnwsls with ron and stones with The bottom
e = e % keen Gt so Ok s S% aud So,,o
landing SURF when all oher boats swamped taking
.iose IN and pags out sd,ng wreck with the bom Bro
sen leaving sinking wreck full Of with the
eA breaking end end making across coral reel
oswrea snd bnesios of Is leaving the ordinary
Ge aSa o owe ' broken cus Soo
IN and rowed in deep water, Sc and finally blown by
explosion and heI o SEP fRxN III owsd
:. Office No. wall st. at AAs%sI Cos Express once
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Corn Trade.

Prices demand, and supply remain unchanged in this
market. Quotations OF Thursday good for Sa ur-
day.
The receipts Of -four and wheat at Buffalo this month
already exceed tn totals received during the whole
month of November last year. The receipts each year
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h, Monhegan NYork for Bangor Napoleon from do bound
East. = "
PgovIpENcE, Nov ls-an China, Small Savannah. Below
a hsrbor
lla; Emily, Baker, Providence; Charles Wa tham. Cid
fee Fall River $3.50 $500 49,
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

New ORLEAN,-ship Interchangeable Pinnager MIR. Islernan
and chlld-l0 IN the steerage. l.-'-- . ' -
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AUCTION NoT lrT Ersn Eqgnyas. a,
Ss n aHs% s 81 " sa n
!. VA. has a, any time been S5ss a. May
W. day evening My ais Mr. Mar Bohter respectful n
take place the above date he Apollo assisted by several
and Te s s. each be h's az the
y g. G5WAk ss Ssas ..sSs s s Ys dol
any man living show the pabc Tho best He vii Do i
% HGs s' Ia. The nsa" ali . ~,s a Nm
and Gss Of f
-: ;g,,%ss, sv.pa and Paeps sesar always hand
. be-. s X: R:S and La Ss:y
Far er dssilpas Of public ,ss,yins che high
s @aes
Monday eveans Noy 2ls Tickets ST. TO be had The
The dI sEo EvaSs S,
Mss A GIRARp's LONCERT13 Mis- A; SInARp,
e "s 'e Gan s ae MsH % w sas oS on % ys s
efMr Ssai. ssshsr Besides Ms. A. Grad will be-
9 Nj I'd NJ @ Mr. IL wh viii pre-
I6'.,ssaS street. atihe .rnciOs music and
SITUATION wANTED-Bys competent per .c, a,
salesman ia wholesale tail estabs Of Watches
Jewelry Sc Also understands book keeping aud watch
earring Has been in business for himself ten years ana speaks
French
For PARTICULARS references address Box No Lower
Post Office.
Gentlemens Hrs during the winter
reasonable rate. Apr'v at So Maiden Lane. n9 lmsr
BOARDING "A few respectable ,oan. men be accom-
Terms moderate Also few day boarirs be mmoda
ted. Apply as above "a m-tc
DO tRDING The original lton House, 326 Pearl street,
ID franklin Square-tept by Jas. Fowler from London
land boa,dr week. transient hoader 30
day Families be accommodated with
reasonable terms. Wines and spirits,
glass-hcme brrwd ale per pDt-ne Welsh rarebits
eachcod equtlly cheap N B. Hot coffee cents
put-sakes and chops be had all hours
j. +. particularly requests who is OF
Portable home call aud his establishment and
Judge themselves Persons travelling for England would
find their advantage call The house being enient
London and Liverpool SHIPS F. being appointed he
give psssse every information.
New York and Old Country p'pers taken in. n5 3msr
pOARD-Famies or single gentlemen be accommoda-
ted with board and pleasant 30 Beekman treet
Terms moderate. n.6lm*r
~ FOR SALE-A pair of dark grey horses short
4I <taiI, about fifteen and half HANDS high rising
old gentle in haIpes ect in all
peTs and efecty sound Also doska hsrouche built
By Coils only used four monhs. The above be-
long gentleman for En,op, and will be sold
their value Apply to Mr. Wake harness make No.
81 Broadway. MIG 2e'dsr