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To be drawn February 26th,
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, Glass 2S5.
Is drawn numbers out of IS
SPLENDID SCHEME

s4yAll orders addressed To JAS PHALEN &
co, Managers, Washington, will meet with prompt
and confidential attention Jan rs 3tsw3wcp
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DATENT COFFEE CLEARER. This ariic.e
i will be found on trial to be equal if not superior
to any thing heretofore used, forthe purpose Of car
ing, settling coffee, clear amber; and IT'S cheap
ness, adds another inducement to lis use as q a.
contains sufficient to Z" settle % gallons. There !,
nothing in the composition that can in any way be m
furious to health. For sale by
LAMBRIGHT s. CRANDEI
Pennsylvania Avenue, near the depot
. Jan OFF ..-.. ~
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NEW METALLIC PENS.-W FISCHER has
IN just received from the manufacturers, Messrs
Josiah Hayden 4 Co, 100 gross of their Metallic
Pens for the superiority OF which the American In
\,tiiulc, in New York, awarded gold medal.
The assortment comprises the following kinds =
.hort Falcon, Combination Barrel, Elongated Barrel
lointed, Fine Pointed Damascus, Elongated Fine
/ hrrel, American Perryan, Double Patent Long Fal-
en-, Combination and School Pen. For sale wholesale
AID retail only at Stationcrs Hall, the proprietor OF
mich is agent foI the manufacturers
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FOR FEBRUARY.

We present to our patrons some of the very bes
schemes for February.
Capitals $50 900 in SO COO Prizes, 1872 900, $50
600, &c; and we advise all who want prizes to send
their orders to JAS. PHALEN & Co, Washington
Prizes Of $50 600, $s20 900, $4,000 $4,000 $l2
600 $40 600, and large number Of $4,000, 5000
$4,000, $1,000, &C., have been sold within shor
time, and in every instance the cash paid,
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~ number lottery-l5 drawn ballots
Whole tickets IS Halves $4-Quarters 81.
feb 2
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY
1912
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STATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY

II, TATlONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
- FOREIGN AND AMERlCAN.--The sub
cribers have constantly hand extensive assert
nent of Foreign and American Stationery, of the
Finest qualities and they receiving, by each arrival
from London and Paris varieties of the hes, Sta
tionery articles of those cities.
They are also engaged IN manufacturing almost all
kinds of american Stationery, and particularly OF
BLANK BOOKS,
OF the most durable kind made from the finest linen
paper, and bound in manner unequoiled IN mas
country for strength and durability. Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed, have
been in upwards of siHty years, without giving
way, and any Of their superfne books which may be
ordered will be warranted stand usage for that length
of time.
Orters from public offices, institutions, and indivi
duas will be attended to with promptness and at fan
rates. HOGAN & THOMPSON,
No, 80 North 4th ST., and No l0s.
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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T IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
i CHARD THOMPSON'S Life Pltsct,,r
found, in practice, in addition to the removal u
most distressing colds and coughs, to arrest l,e,
hayes and splitting Of blood, and also to cure thcNi
ing cough, Group, and rheumatism Try MS
cine and lei ii speak for ITSELF Certiicalc-ot
effected Ivy this medicine, too numerous To lng
can be at the stores Of the subscriber and o@
agents
r THOMPSON,
One door west, corner of | , street
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This medicine will be found at most of the a
stores in the city of Washington
AGENTS
Doctor L Watkins.
r S. Patterson
J 4 w Young,
&. + lard, LA.
T.. d Gilman.
Farquhar 4 Morgan.
Mr.. G. b Zelber, No 81, Dock street, PhIla
Doctor VIM. Elliott & Co.
:" James Young Jr, & Co
VIM Harper, Alexandra, y G.
-" g. C. Soulhoron, Georgetown, ID. &
Mrs King, No. Isl, Fulton street \
ian l2dtf
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b. T. POPE
Continues TO practice as an
70 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERN

WETUMPKA, ALABAMA
His Circuit embraces the counties Of Autaula
Coosa Tallapoosa Montgomery, Dallas, BIbh, She
by, St Clair, and Taadega. The supreme Ctutor
Alabama and the District Court OF the u States tQf
Middle Alabama. nov -
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Tickets Sl0-H S. 00-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets, $l3O 90
Do do 25 half do. is 90
Do do. % quarter do. 30 30
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J. G. GREGORY s. CO.. Managers.

000-S12, 800!
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY.
Class c for 1912.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday thu
E,lh EnhI1ary 1912 ----
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To be drawn February 18th,
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY,
OTdSS 10,
- Numbers -l3 drawn ballots.

Tickets Sl0-lIalyes is5-Quartors 81 80
Cert fcaes of packages Of a whoIes, $3.50 90
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$50 ,OO0!-l00 Prizes of $1,000 is $4,000
To be drawn February 9th,
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY-Cla 261.
~ number Lottery and l3 drawn.

Tickets $40 Halves IS; Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets, Sl30 90
Do DO 26 half do IS 90
Do do. % quarter do - so
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The following interesting notice of Forthcoming
series Of volumes, by of our fellow-counlrymen'
who has distinguished himself in India, and VINO Is
now present in our city is copied from the U. o ga
zette.
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100 prizes Of + 600 amounting to 100000.
UNION LOTTERY,
Class No. J, for 1912.
To be drawn al Alexandra, d. c. on Saturday, Eel
Goth, 1912.
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I-5
can aborer is now is ready Tor delivery II contains
the Speech OF HESaY MEGs at the opening OF the air Oh
The American Insti,ue The Proceedings OF the Home In
dusiy Convention, and Remarks OF Gen .IALLMADGE'
New England six Convention; The RELATIoSs OF
WEALTH ASp LABOR being the Annual Address before the
America institute delivered THURSDAY evening, octo-
Der o. 10 the Broadway Tabernacle, by IL g. Q. COLBY
of Nassau admirable document and which ought 10
be read by every aboring IN the n!ed States GOV
ERNOR SCENARIOS ADDRESS al tic ANNUAL FAIR OF
me NewYork State AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, delivered al
Albany on The 18th day OF September last; this ATs, Is
worth more 10 every and ef OF the SOIL, than ,c
en,ir. cost OF The Laborer the year. PitOTECTlON-
WOOL and WGOLENS; Speech Of MIR Sladc OF Yer
mon, on the Tariff Bill In this Speech hir. Sadc stands
Up TIE Representative OF the Farmer and most ably does
e vndicate leir rights and show how ae Interests are
lfectedby proper Tariff.
The American labsrer devoted exclusively 10 the All
vpcacy aud illustration othe Protection OF Home Industry
II IS designed present IN contract, cheap, rsadahe
FORM and familiar and practical manner ihe most -
rect and convincing facts aud arguments support OF the
policy OF Protecting the Industry Of orn People, 10
cad eubydes The bl.st pcecheJ, reports Stat'
and other documents on the subject.
II The whole work comprise large octave volume
RI GEAR 400 pages and published parts every month
Seven numbers are already aud ready for delivery
Price for the whole twelve numbers ouy cents beng The
cheapest publication nj the kind ever published IN tue
United Stae:.
IL Eight numbers OF this work are now published.
Price 81 cents per number Back numbers can be supplied
GREELEY ( McELRATH,
al Tribune Buildings, loo Nassan'sTees
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" The November Number of the Southern
Literary Wesseager is for sale at this office.
CONTENTS

J. TaE HuScHpAcK: a PENNSYLVANIA SIeRY.-A con-
sastaon between two Tories au Iroquois Chief The
oioody designs OF The Tories; How Tbayendenegea OPP
poseb them; his inineuce his Warriors. How he was
employed by the British How til. scalps the head
and the white man the heart A Plot Dialogue papper
and The Scout Footsteps head wanesey nnd his D,nrh
ter; Brari, &c &c. &c. &c. &c.
DESCRIPTION OF NApLEs-The lovely scenes r,r,d
ahout lis beds of Lava; Volcanoes; TIE Cbean ,rbe,
tres &c. &c. &c. 81 &c.
5. Dr. FRkNxciNAn original Letter.
4. SCENES AND ADVENTURES IN THE ARMy-s n,,dr :,
the Woods Dead bodies In lhe River The Cholcra H.,
sfrighul ravages auioog the troops &c. &c. kc &c ke
5. FRANCIS AND FANNY A Lsve Story ia Five Chan.rr,
Melch-MaAng; az. woodiey and his Wife; Match MAI.
log ptiag ou, &c &c. &c. &c &c.
s. THE EloPEMENr.-A Tale; An Adventure; Love
Story, &c. &c. DC DC
I. WASHINGTON IRVING, Mr.. Navaneite ana the Knick
sfbocker; Mr.. LIS COURSE, &c. &c. &c. &c.
8. History o. THE KNIGHTS OF MALTA, &c &c. &c. &c
?, 10, IL aud Il. Notices OF New Works.
iSiJSi. Niae,een pieces of original Poetry
For sac, wholesale and RETAIL at the Office of the Tribune
Tribune Buildings, opposite City Hall, by
nil GREELEy 4 McELRATH
dr Good 0Glces TO Let lair rents in the build
M NO. ~ Nasssu, just now enlarged AMI Improved
ioey are well located, pleasant aud commodleua olM
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~ Particular Noalcc.-Ehose persons hasi avn
OF any description dispose OF. or VINO arr ae:iA
Ing mp housekeeping will find ready sale any portion
OF au OF their goods by sending their address or Calling
upoa Me su"scrIocr. Goods 10 any amount purchased.
Jeg +. COLTONa Co, 1871 Chsit Sln-st
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Memoir rrbo.. RacCoy: with account ofihe
Horrd Figh, at Hastings which eaded in his Death and
Reflections occasoned thereby BY Friend OF humanity
US, published for benefit OF the destitute ana aesoe
o'her of Mccoy and for sale al No. 70 Beesman's'fee'
fr,ce l2t cents singly; 81 per dozen.
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BOOTS AND SHGES-A general as
ID sor,ment OF MEMS, BOYS and YOUTHS BOOTS
hick boots calf and Kip sewed and pegged do mef, and
BOYS thick and Kip brogans womeus, misses and chill,
trsn booees buskins slippers, &c Also, fur cloth and
scale, CAPS fine silk and coney hats All sold low Tor
ashor city accep,ances, by The or dozen Country
merchants would do veil 10 call and examine at
GALE l. Co.'s, $50 Pearl street,
o3 I'm, under u. 5. Hotel. n. I.
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o. su s. K. FRAZIER, $50 Water street.
nARLOR sTOVEs-Extra.-R. d.


McELROY No. 100 Beekman street, near Water,s'.,
manufactures and has hand asuperor aortment OF far
Ipr Stoves called the Philadelphia Radiators which were
Invented BY The celebrated Jonas Gleason, OF Phladeipha
and the demand that city and The STATE OF PensYiVan
for the last three years with ,ut parallel IN nis
c,unry and they Introduced in this city last year WIN
dual success which proves them to be The most
ncie ever Introduced into parlor taking less ian haV
,l,- fuel of crate and are free ffem dust
pe b,s a., Sizes OF them suitable fer almost any situation
The following only iewof those thai have nses ,s"
in Newly ork and vicinity, ami be yHen as references
Martin Van surcn. Kinderhock New York
J. J. Coddngton, No. IL BoGd street,
Rajor J. Beuedic:. SOL Henry street
~ L. Griswol1 n Gham'erssree,, E"
NJ. MITCHELL lO5 Warren s'Ieet, g
SrnlueI Williams, IL Wavsrey place."
John Degrtw. StoTe.sllect.
!. L. Norris, li0 East Broadway,
hiessrs. Harnden& Co, 8 Waltstreet,
Lyon K Co 60 Liberty street."
Mllby Starr I47 Water street.
Brauhal Aberne.hy Collins 30 Nassau street, Ny.
L. g. wymaH: n Prospectsteeet, Brooklyn.
Benz J. Claiborne, 1879 Henry-street, "
Edward A. Bid@B, PIC Peat!-,treet
D. Pert ms 81 Henry street,
He 10 hand general supply of the most ap-
proved Cooking Stoves also, Alright Stoves OF Tue most
approved kind, and at reduced prices. NIL I'm
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n Doctor Lardner's Lecturcs.-The second
edjon of Doctor Lardne complete Course of Lectures
delivered in the City Of NewYork IS published and for sale
=, This office Price 25 The subjects embraced IN
the Lectures are: Elec,rcity-The Sun-GavaHlsm-Ihe
Fixed star>-Magpesc Neede-La!'uae ana Lonsnae.
Bleaching, Tannns-Popniar ,.--l a.l"'s
s,,rremror,ry Slars.Hsorical Sketch OF Astronomy
pew-Scence aided by Ar,-Scientihs Discoveres-sound
Vibrations of the Rciiua; yol,ac BaiterySseam Engine
Of Great Rritan nd America
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economy OF using Drums
PROFESSOR BASSEY'S Oral and

E9ROFESS BASSEY'S Oral and
K Analytical System OF ench.-Taughi without books
nv the artor al his residence 459 Broadway entrance Isl
door in Grani-st Those who wish scQure the French
Language with ease and facility. will find this new system
not be surpassed by any that has ever been introduced
The language taue ht grampatcay without books The
speaking easily acquired by this neihod and the pu
pl the lesson Improvement both IN skng
writing md TRANSMITTING Those who wish TO join for the
ensuing the different evening classes " be pleased
to call enter their Terms payable quarterly III
advance.
n B. The Professor can only he before A. NJ
and aNsr 7 p. NJ. Oh 3tav6w TTh&S
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~
Every invalid should read and reflect, II they desire
c.oralon 10 Eeaihl venture 10 affirm, says an emin
cut the grand OF heal aud disease
nrccd with the natural dordeed the liver,
a that chronic or lingering Illness arises rom so,e
deas this country slow in It's progressive stage The
attack Will be for suffering un'er lis under
Hing influence and yet real disease VIII ind cate 70 tue
paien, the alarming pnder which he Iabornc any
TRANSIENT iadsposton he inputes to COHERENT chise never
srpecng that The liver being affected Is Me sie.I source
these disturbed sensations ius misle d, II Is not ~ his
power take the precautions TO guard against
his psidous enemy to his repoe The symptoms OF MS
often slight and iet tor considerable ue'
sl.i as ulness after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling Of w7cuy the pit Of the stomach, the mind be-
irritable, memory defective, lGcapacHy !or sntsi
e1ertien prevails, the appetite becomes variable tongue
urred mouth claDny taste VltIated slight noise cauSesS
START, sleep disturbed with frghul dreams, occasionally an
oh use pain in The ght side extending the top OF the
shoulder cramp spasms often experienced ana nefy
ouswilcbng Of the muscles and aching pain o. tr n
appears in the torn CT coug,, ash'hna &c as diseased
OF the liver either by sympathy or pressure induces
disorders BY changing the morbid state OF me iyrr,
the irritation of the lungs Immediately gives way in
liver Indeed connection primarily secondary ms cans"
effect with various ciseast OF the head az well as oer
parts OF the system. ...
disorders OF the liver OF the first importance and every
effort Used to remedy them should he conducted on rational
s ona oI roy many very sous
queuces may be prevented which 100 often are enlaeh "
As remedy peculiarly adapted To the cure Of liver afc
tons Dr. Stark weaihers Hepahc Elixir has proSea 10 %
AMI cfficaClOus, 5Ec
confirms more positively this assertion II i caoddly be
cyed that preparation has ever been before me PUBIC
Ina, has met with nue1ampled appreciation ffom dis
uncuhed sources distinguished Judges and grateful pa
tents as this medicine. and greater amount OF sun-h
been mtigate and more cures permanently easeteh
hv 1t than any other medicine e1tan'.
so confident the proprietor Of ITS curative properties m
every case that when the medicine used according TO bis
direction, the patient satisfied or atfr
using one bottle, that has produced beneficial effect MS
agents authorized refund the money paid for on re-
turn of the empty boltlc.
For sale by CHARLES DYER Jrs General agent Tor
the United States AZ Westminster st Providence, H.
Sold at wholesale and retail By the agents, A. b e. d.
SANDS Druggi,ts No 70 Ful,oast corner OF ana
No 100 Fulton 81. Also sold by David SANDS Co. no "
sands Co No rs Broadway Granite GGilcings corner
Na arts.rs s,,se, NIL I'm
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REFINED SUGAR.
"OOLSEY s. WOOLSEf contini

Wv TO sell their Standard Double Refined Sugar at ,he
reduced Cash prices they have charged for some mon
past, namely:
When packages purchased. 10 cents per 10
When less than packages are purchased les de- do'
Powdered, half per pound additional
The above packed as follows:
Leaves in boxes OF SEQ pounds,
Crushed in barrels of 40 do. No charge for packnSe
Powdered in barrels OF go do.
Apply 10 the New-York Patent Sugar Refaery
Nrw.York, Nov. Isl. or al 80 W a.l-sue,L
NJ B. Orders oil ihs City must be accompanied by
remittance. 4" iii
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YOAL! COAL!--Cheap as ever at the
old saRd corner of Hudson ard Auo--sireets, where
W.. shall be- happy to see all who COED article oi
winter fuel are constantly receiving aad dsclargns
boat, of weselected Goals which deliver on the shortest
ro,;ro in gond order fiy20Sn) J. TERBELL
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s@fHEAPEST. best aud most fashionable
" IN Nea.York. Hats Caps, Muifs, fancy Furs, SUI
rs 2~r o MUNARouEs "a Bowery.
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MI0TTIS MOOD COOKING STOYE.

The subscribers offer this PreaIium Wood Cooking
to the public and request the attention OF those pur
chasing article OF w5h nj which we have abun-
daut TESTIMONIALS They stand highest in The the market
Cooking Tor wood. ALI the utensils necessary IN
culinary purposes attached 10 them. They are ac
hnowledsed be the best article for cooking with The ex
caption Of an open fire. The for baking and roasting
are EQUAL Tor these purposes brick II VIII be Tor
tie vantage those in wan OF superior article TO give
~. :. call SHEPARD 4 CO,
o29 I'm MOTIFS Stove Warehouse, 2l2 water.Nreet
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NgOkMONlSM EAFDeED.-I he
lF History Of The Saints, Expose OF Joe smith
and A;ormousn by Gen. John Bennett, NJ ID, enbeshed
with two handsome steel engrivings. representing Gen
Benpe,l and Joe Smith in full uniform; plan OF the city
N,uyoo. Mormon Temple, Bapisn,a Font, The saints
DESTROYING Angels in The act Of numbering maE Order
Lodge in "cis represented The amissloa OF Candidate
In ih Office Of the Presthood &c. Received and for sale
bv BRADBURY, SODEN Y CO.
II Nassau street. New York,
o2e and 10 Schoo-siree;, Boston.
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AMY 1912 Gents.

NJ The wHIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR THE YEAR ls4S, contains table showing INC poPu'd
ton of the United States by States and total also The oPu
stion of the Cities and larger III the United Staes
ao the population of the State Of Newicrk by Countess
EcIpses Planets &c &C., Calendar OF the months ~ 643
with calculations for each section OF the Union Diary Of
Remarkable Events &c; List Officers OF the Government
Of the u 81 Executive, Judicial and Diplomatic senate
and House of Representatives till March 4th 1885 AL ar'
Gle ON the Protection OF Home Industry, beng careful
summary of the considerations which npel Us To cherish
the policy OF Protection with brief review o the reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Greccy JACK
sons Letter in support al Projections Extracts from me
Messages of Washington Jefferson Madison, Monroe j. -
Adams, jackson and Tyler. in favor OF ditto; Facts Tor
Farmers; Manufactures OF the u. s.; the Elements ana
Names Of PARTIES Votes for President and Vice PRESIDENT
at all the elections under the Federal Constituon votes
tor Governors Ic and for President IN the State OF New
York the Grounds of Difference between the contendns
parties Memoirs OF Henry Clay; the new Apportopment
of Congress; complete Election Returns OF The Union by
States and Counties; total Votes for President IN 1856 and
is40 States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
in each State Anecd oeS, Ep'grams. and AumorS OF Inc
Times.
T This Almanac forms very complete Register for tie
ROOM the workshop, the rete of the farmer The
while the statistics contained in cannot be purchased IN
any other shape for FIVE times the money.
u Price per single copy, L.. 81 per zoe, SIS
by The Agents of The Tribune. ard may be purchased
- ,ha II,;,ed States GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, 100 Nassau street
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xaU s.vrRnAy MORNING, SoyEMBER %, ssas.

N7ANTED-A place to cook. wash and
w and iron, by capabl. nice woman, al No; 81
Duane street nlOSt-
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OILED AND PLATED BRASS
q frs! rate article OF Rocd and Plated Bras, Car
aIu-ys be found ]; JAMES G. MOFEETT, III Prince 81,
near Wooster al the lowest market prices. Likewise very
.,nsrinr article Of oonrr's Rrass '2f
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Ann GROWN, 473 Houston street.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and for e1por-
taIion by A. b. SANDS L CO., Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildings No 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers
street aew.York Sold also by A. B. D. Sands. Drug
gi,, Mas 70 ind 100 Fulton sree, David Sands Co.. No
Il East Broadway cornsr OF Markeessree. Price SIS
hn iorS
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~ FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-The

Subscriber ofets his Mansion House and Grcneas a.
Elizabeth Por, New Jersey, sr sale, or 10 es ef sns "
more years The properly consists Of good steo loasin
but house finished i, the peatest manner VIII s.roe
nantes &c and good dry cellar with kteles ana sas
house attached the bonse; an excellent wen arn ard
oasoues an nesry new, and complete repair. Ths
ground consists OF about one acre e well siocked
With The Choices s sa saS ehsr s and
csea, bearing rape o Sny II and can be had
an f a premises are beautifully saasdon sorssa
Slope delightful aasa, Pea9Tfhs e O. @ s Ia
sound and ssrn easy and eeueat steamboats, OF Tie
Elizabeth nsw York Fsf s Sa@ a r1eqa NAV e
ass a.. ,be New Jersey Railroad four or I'VE times each
,aae Possession given rmeasteiy For fnrher pa7Ttes
lars enquire No. 2Ss Pear street. OK on me on
SO eoof iho'ifs" ~ "S
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ASENATll NJ PHILLIPS
New LONDON, Co. So Norwich, Nov T. 49,
Personally appeared the aboye-hamed Assnah NJ. Phil.
Inns and made 10 the facts contained ~ Inc o egoing
statement before me. RUFUS w. MAfHEMsON,
~ Jus ice oil the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Philips, Certify
that the abtse facts arc substantially true
WI. H. RICHARDS,
Minister OF the Gospel al Norwich, Conn.
~ Another ,ooi OF the superior value and efficiency OF
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fNKOF. ORR'S AfRTiGHT STOVE.
The undersigned the only agents or vending and
selling the above article ~ the City OF Newly ors VI their
uly and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the frst rpspectabty be ct The store We guar
etee against any explosions put up according 10 oGr
directions We have also improved Alright Stove.
l. HILL,