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BY THOMAS BELL.
6eevssNos. ~ .Qun and iiS Fuifousfvfsts

TUESDAY.
Extra Sole OF valuable second hand Furniture half
Geek. Esq Counsellor at Law the entire Hous,holi gurn.
ure moved from IS Beekman OF
and other earpets beds bedseads bedding: les
ss bureaus looking glasses eurtsms sofas, couchs side
boards wardrobe' various parlor drawing ad bedroom
n,ture. Aso. sp~nd panoore, made Nunns Clark x
to hearty rich mantle anrs. lustres clocks va,s
ware china; quantity OF silver table cutlery Sale
WEDNESDAY
usme furniture sale in eonfiDu son AT iol o'clock
IN the sales Rooms, will be 1ued the sale elegant
furniture 81 all from families remov ing and IN
der me direction Of arece,ysr.
Sale Of dry goods eothns f.rcv and ..dc.d .,;,., ;
uuu''y gems, watches, fine repeating rifle
AS q virtue Of an ,sgnm.n half pipe very fine brsr.
sherry wine 100 gals DO imported years sre nv p
Harmony 20 baskets champagne, cbes, te. ., s.
And numerous other articles Of merchandis
JAMES BLEECKkk, AucIoDe,T
the 18th Ward-BLkECkE X VAN DYKE VII; wiz, IN Va
o'clock the Merchants HUI drea and Th
ana 2sth street.. 18th Ward Of the city OF New York
ne te OF the above property der we'd from EI
lord 1875, ami Immediately adons that part OF The Eet
ford Estate recently sod at auction. - $50 ~
Conditions Of Sae-O cent Of purchase money IN he
paid on the day Of sale; CENT the day March
ne when the deeds WILDE The purchaser
wshe. and per cent remain On bond and at
photographic Ma, will be ready for the public before the
sale at the ONCE of the Ancones, No. Merchants Er
change. II a.
A UCTION NUTICE.-T,e entire elegant furniture Of
family removed Tor convenience Of sale will be sold on
Tu.sdy rain shine by order Of John Cook Esq Cou
seilor at Law in the Large Rooms Fulton A.
including splendid psnotore, made by NUNS, Clark x Co
tcntion. "
jl7N THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer
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PosT PAfp Letters Lettess be delivered free must
have free stamp Affixed tbem-an orr amental stamp
has been prepared Tor that purpose which may pro.
cured at the principal oc- at those stores which will
be advertised hereafter authorized sell them The
charge will be thirty six cents per Dozen $50 per
hundIed. Parcels not exceeding pound in weight
will be charged proportionably.
U.rArD LKrrER,-Letters not having free STAMP af
hxed to them charged pay able by the
party TO whom they are addressed, on delivery.
RhoUTRr-A system Of registration is arranged for
letters which may be desire to place under special
care They must be specially deposited the principal
once only and the charge will be six cents or two free
Stamps to be paid in advance.
Dss,ArcH "A special despatch will be ready at all
times for any letter or small parcel requiring de-
nvery-atlak cents per mile-appcation being made at
the principal Office
Respectable parties who DESTROYS of having boxes
placed at their stores requested make
application at the Principal Office the list of names
will be advertised.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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Weekly Report OF lnterments
In the City and County Of New York from the day of
the 18th dav nj Ian

1882, to the 18th day OF JAM, 1912.
IS Men-5l Women-57 Boys-56 Girls. Total2IO
DsEAsEs-ApopeXy Il Asthma Q; Asphyxy O; Abscess j;
bleeding Bleeding from stomach Bleeding from lungs O.;
Burned scalded Cssgaties Cholera Inanum Cholera
Mebus Career Collie o; Consumption 49, Commissions Isl
Group or Hive Debility O Derpm tr,m.n, Diabetes
u Dropsy in The chest Droynedi Dysenery q yspelas
raj Do rem.en L do bousl doinammaory o; do inter.
mittent o. Grave2 Hip Disease o. lnemperance lnau-
nation do OF liver o. do OF womb do of brain Of
stomaco Of chest do of lungs bowes Of
throat o.: Jsantcs o, Killed murdered Il Locked Jaw
o. Lues vsnerao; Modification Maformstion Marasmus
Measles Old y, Organic disease Of heart a. Palsy S.
Rheum asm Spinal disease Scrhus 0; Suicide q Spruc
o. Small PoI s; Scroula q Teething Tumor Unknown
Cough o; Worms
AeEsIOf and under 10; betweenl and ASA and
25 and 1913; 10 and 20 10. 40 and 80 and and
so l2 so and so and 70 and so4 80 and
100, l; 100 and upwards, o.; unknown,o.
Places NAIvry-united States g. Ireland England
q Scotland Switzerland o. France Hoands British
sessions, N A. 8; West Indies Portugal o. Germany
Sweden Q; Wales o: Africa o; SPAN o. Russia o. Italy
FRon-Alms House Bellevue 81 Hospital do. Fever Hos
ptal do Pemenary /; Backwers Island :; Small Pox
Hospa! City Hospital 4; New jersey 3; Westchester
Long Island 8.
Colored persons. u.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspe ctor.
City Inspectors Office, Jan. 18th, ls42
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Monday, Jan. 1J--o r. IA
The Stock market has been very Arm to day and prices
have generally risen Delaware and Hudson rose OF
cent from the close of Saturday Indiana Illinois
/ Harlemi; Long Island t; Canton D.; stonington
It Bank Of Commerce fell 1. Sales Of bills Pail
adelphia. a 81; Baltimore 81 4; Mobile 10; New
Orleans 10. At the Merchants Exchange there were
sales by auction of 900 of the per cent bonds Of the
State of Illinois payable 1865. These bonds part
ofthose pledged by the Commissioner, Mr.. Wheside,
with stebbns and MAlliser, to raise money for the
payment Of the July interest the State debt Of Illinois
The contract under which they issued, it will bs
remembered was pronounced null and void by tho
Commissioner, and the public cautioned not to
purchase SThe sales were however, made at Ut 1884,
without the coupons The purchasers were for the
most part those who had previously loaned money on
them and the sale made for the purpose of hsldng
the borrowers for the balance The State will ne doubt
ultimately reimburse much they have received on
the bonds.
The silvie de Grasse for Havre carries $40 in
specie.
I'VE understand that the Merchants Marine Insurance
Company is about winding up the Boston owners OBJ
jectng to tso close connection with the "fog compa
Mes" term given to the new mutual concerns which
are in bad odor.
AT Mobile Alabama the Life Insurance and Trust Co.
has declared a semi annual dividend of per cent for
the last six months. Capital $350,0OO.
The Fremen's Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of 81 per for the last six months Capital
100000.
The Bank of Mobile have declared per cent on their
capital stock for the last six months
The following is comparative statement of the affairs
of principal bank Of the Of Tennessee on the
LIST inst, as compared with the July returns =
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90 PEnr's HopEHoso C.NpY.-rhe presumption of
people in sscrhns 70 their compound
avirue Of superior excellence is too evident TO ad
nit OF public scrutiny One man exhaust income In
taste and every thing hut the Efficacy Of Peases
hound Candy. But VINO has not discovered the mposi
ten Who has proved TO his eternal Der eft, that
this medicine is the pilot that guides to health
ier to the enjoyment life through the difficult nave
ton OF 1T In coughs. cods aud consumptops, where
mas Jailed Purifying and restoring in is efficacy, IL
pours balm into the soul nfnses life and light and
stores by its miraculous Influence the dead to lie i is
TO be found at IS Division street
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The Indignation of the public appears to have been
aroused by this notice and with the memory of the
lipos, Circleville, West Union, Lebanon, Miami and
the numerous other frauds added the fact that large
quantities Of similar paper is still aaoat in their hands
they carried beyond the bounds Of reason, and
took summary vengeance upon the offenders.
We look upon this transaction not as mere local
riot, but coupling it with the events Of the past few
years. the,mmense frauds, that have been committed
in banking affairs opening the eyes Of the people; the
arocious system under which they perperated at
moment when politicians used by purblind specu.
aors perpetua,e their schemes upon the peoples and
thereby rendering the laws powerless for redress is
the forecast Of fearful in all sections of the
country where bank oppression has been felt. This
will take turn that will make itself be heard in all
the legislative halls OF the country imperatvey for
bidding the granting Of chartered privileges to any
assoc laon OF borrowers unit, the disease which at pre-
sent sfcts our financial affairs is purged away. How
nkugly illustrative Of the progress of are the
aragnments OF officers Of the late National Bank he
fore the Philadelphia courts Of Justice But few years
since, the President Of that institution on visit TO New
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W CuarHAN THEArRE-This house was crowded 10
excess asst night the ssons Mrs Thornes ben.
eft and az an equally attractive bill offered this cve-
Hng, ne predict the result Yankee Hill appears
81 saco in his prize Comedy Of the Knights Of the
Goldaa Fleece, and Return Strong in the amusing
Faroe Of Cut and Come Again" The new Drama Of
cry Fswkes which last night proved highly success
ful is repested, Kirby enacting Guy Fawkes and Mrs
r-h,rns Vivana Radcliffe
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfamed ano LIBERATED pills from Portugal,
t..n.nI on II. last eossSof fourth page DIS ,%."
GRAND BALL AT TAMNANY lH ALL, on Friday
Iap rs a for tse ~, S.Asnt Of Mr. JOHN Ash
savannsh ounaed the 2sth OF November 1884, of Cape
Mr. Aswell wss chief Cook this ill., ated vesse and
the last LEI. M ss s.ss S ns ss
Ball for his benefit above which they confidently hope will
Mr. Parker kindly volunteers his services for the OCCASION
Thomas Close, "'' John Nuttle,
j. Me GDash <: ABR sr, scrs's''e'
p. sawyer, VIM. Geoge,
4 1;sSns:' Fowler, s ssSsTsR E:sS,
G:osse ". Dawson, Sands Scott,
rct.s q ae admitting gentleman and sde, to b. had
Of either of the Committee, or Mr. Ashwel 10 Caharne
SiIH0U ETTE MISUNDERSTANDING METF0KD
has the pleasure Of informing the Citizens Of New York
S he se% be Vpy 10 s s1os S
Of Those who may S1 ;ys wh be he en
Keneses Of many of the public characters of the city
Hcurs of attendance from ten till three
B-Famy Groups taken at private houses at any hour
price their celebrated Peach Orchard Coal offer
'i ffy ss ssttS
suit families $3.50 per ton for Jumps, and
and 81 ton for broken and egg.
Liverpool Orrel Coal, $40 per chaldron.
Virginia $50 .-.
Applyto WlLLIAMS FERGUSON,
No lo7 Anthony adjoining the Broadway Tabernacle
jls 9tis'
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, VERY LOW.-The sub
w serb selling all descriptions of gold ADD
anchor escap epne and verge watches diamond rings
pins gold pencils CHAINS key &c at retail than al
any place the city Gold watches as low $50 to 40
each. Watches and ewelry exchanged or bought.
All watches warranted to keep good time or the
turned
aud retail 70 Wall street, up stairs jIs ln-
nLVNPlC THEAIRE.-IRE UKkk's Dr.N Ell l..
" W. CORBYN respectfully Informs his friends the
public that his benefit will t4ke place on THURSDAY
my Jauusry 2oth which tion variety Of popular
pcccs will be performed in addition to which, he has
pleasure IL announcing that
Mr. TINN, the celebrated Pianist,
Miss . URNpULL,
Miss HORN, and
MIR KYLE,
having kindly vouneered will appear Tor this night only
Boz 'nouk open. jls 81
NFACKERtI-For Sale let's suit purchasers l.nlInl
vi this day soc bhs and few half bbls shamrock
from Halifax Middle Pier Coentis Slip Attendance thu
dock ro,-,. ,-r,-
Rrra l.t..ut
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Died.

Lost overheard frsm u 8. ship st. Louis in gale off
Calao Dad June, ls4l JEREMIAH THOMSON the 18th
year Of his age, OF Captain William Thompson, of
Brooklyn
On Saturday, 18th inst, CHARLES, son Of William A.
ana Margaret <. Whitehead, aged year.
At Philadelphia Saturday 9Th inst, JOHN SINAI Lr
ESQ, counsellor at law late Of this city.
At New Brunswick Monday, 18th inst. Of Group in
the chest. DAVID VAIL, Esq, formerly Mayor Of New
Brunswick
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P . : / ; a. x r T..
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1928, A. M.

bALriMoRE, Jan. ~, ict--o, "a Wa
Ma EDITOR
have this morning nothing Of particular interest
to communicate. | have just ooked at the latest
Cincinnati papers. TIL y do not notice any further
depredatons by the Bank Mob, than had been per-
petrated the day previous.
The SHAREHOLDERS Convention, which was held al
Annapolis, has journed sine die. There Is no.
thing new at the seal OF the State Government.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. John Mckim' one oil our
oldest merchants, died Of old age.
Last night Brother Kirk preached to the fullest
and most crowded house ever saw. Manyas good
a preacher has dispensed the wsrd oil LIE 10
church full Of empty benches
Our markets are yet dull The weather this
morning is beautiful. Yours, TWIST.
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SUPREME CoURr UNTip STATES JAN. IA.
No. 81. Joseph Swift, piaintif, VS.. Geo w. Ty-
sen. THIS cause was submitted 70 the Court IN
printed argument BY M. Fsssenden for the plain
tit, and by, Mr. Dana IN behalf oi the defe dant
Ne. s. Merritt Martin ct. II plaintiffs in error vs.
Lessee Of William G. II. Waddell The argument
OF this cause Was commenced By General Wall for
the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned till tomorrow,
III O'clock, A. M.
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Sir Charles Bagot arrived al Kingston, Upper
Canada, or Canals Vest, on Monday, the 10th inst
He crossed at Cape Vincent. whittier a barge on
seighs had been sent To meet him. Sir Charles
took up his residence at Awingtoa House, formerly
occupied by Lord Sydenham.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Masters of Vessels

Commanders Of vessels will center favor by having list
Of their cargoes passengers aud report of vessels left at
Ire port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore B.ssErr, Of fleet
Of news sehooners. he viii board them Immediately on
their arrival.
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APPOINTMENT NY THE PRESIDENT Leonard
benent, Post Master 1T Lewiston, in the State of
New York.
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90 SgpUorIor PsSTs-During the ent trial ofthe
Rev. Mr. Van Zant at Rochester, the Counsel for the
prosecutrix gave the of Seduction Pantaloons
those opening Down the front. Cant neghbor DIR.
Sherman get ont some Anti Seduction Lozenges-If he
Could and make the m efectual his Cough Worm,
and Headache Lszenges which do certainly those
complaints sooner thar any thing know Of he would
10 his airy some service The Doctors office is ct
so Nassau street-Agents at ITO and 273 Broadway II
Aas Broadway, and lss Bowery.
Dr. sherman wishes the public TO understand that he
mas no connection in the store 400 Broadway
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New York Post Once.

New York Post Once.
Fost Ofios opens at '....'........... O'Clock, An
~ cIOsega Pm.
Opeu Sundays from . to An and t2i to n n.
DEPARTURE MAILS.
C2cses
Northern Man $500. .."....'. r. n.
Eastern steamboat Mail daily except Sundays. I'm.
Eastern Steamboat Mall via New Haven, Hart
ford, to B. ston daily, except SUNDAYS A. ".
Aud the mail on the above rcu is closed at oclk
on Saturdays aud despatched o'clk Sun
day morning. by land
Eastern land mail. via Stamford and Noiwak to
New Haven daily except Sunday ........... A n.
Southern Mail dav. p.
An extra Wall ior fhI'ade.phIa, daily at
southern W ay MAIL wa jersey City, Newark, &c
&r to Philadelphia, daily. except sunday 9 m
All ether Offices in New jersey supplied with
m1iis divergog from this route.
Mails on the side Of the North River via
II ,ckensack, New burg, CatskilI, sc. to Albany,
Malls on side of Nor tn River, via Workers
Sing Sing Poushkeepsie, Hudson, &c. TO Albany
daily. ..:.....:...,.. 9 PM
And despatched with the North Mail
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SIXTY MILES SHORTER THIN my
OTHER ROUTE

SIXTY MILES SHORTER THIN my
OTHER ROUTE
HSsT K 1s H9YEE
::.nss,s GS6 r5 S:'s or I'll. NNRop
nine M:s;! 5 Es; mona
ssRfa to Ssss
Albany s ms By Kosd m ~. By e. are saS
st aYs On ss:sd of the
k sdof1Eb XS5 W2E E LASD
part q ali times obtain from iSs sabs sny
G
whate.sr in every town throughout the United Kingdom
ROCHE, BROTHERS !. CO IS Fulton at.
ssE II Sss *
rec and Sss are S
.MK OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
.%g ' coLTSBHTsl esp sps.a
The accommodations OF TINS line passengers, are well
early one qoard foot OF
49,
SFulton st. next door t to tie he Futon i q Ban Bsns
Ss h%
there tns e Sa @ from
sage apply as abeve. ia
MADAME COSTELLO.
REAO AND BE BENEFITTED-M MADAME cos
sdes wfo se na Is
&c to have thai attention at their residence which The
nature OF their res and to such she sav thar
she prepare t. furnish them with board the best OF
nursing al her residence, 81 Lispenard st Wv "
n. BAH con munlcations must be post paid
jis Inn
GAN EEGgL IIsn SNREESsEEG MEX
For President.
WILLIAM CUTTER. with Bank Of Co mmcre
Vice President.
HORATIO N. OTIS. with silas Browns Co
Corresponding Secretary.
CHARLES McDOuGALL, With Gould, tiernond & Co
Recording Secretary - ~"
ISAAC II. BAILEY with Charles NJ. Leurp.
SAMUEL X. SATTERLEE, with Ketclan,, Rogers and
Bemtpt. S' ~
DuccfOs:-
Henry q. t,rfen, II Albrrs n no,r
CIsk l.. Sharp Jane. Eaton i "a
Henry u. Scudder. kcrsho,v s. Enapo
William II. stone z. Gowno 20
William H. White, George r White
Charles NJ. Wheatity - james v. Ellmso
:. a. GREE I'm Chaii man
JAMES GlAHa AN Seeretsrv
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NJ u S | C.

GEsSRS. q. WEISS GRAHM members Of the Ger
M man Musical SOCIETY," beg leave to inform NE fashion
able society Of New York vicinity that hey have
formed full and effective band Of instrumental of
twenty number il required They have all the falonabs
Wales, Callers, and Coalitions Of the celebrated
Strauss Lannsr Lab.zky, Mussrd and other
parties sorees Sc They will attend with two instruments
violin ard piano forte and any additional tina, b
required Favors will be promptly attended by app at
the music store No 4a Broadway and their residences No
~ Delaney street il
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed LIBERATED pills. from Portugal are
perceive 70 BE- obtained IN this country See adver.
iaeneni the last eolunnof fourth page. doc Im.s
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"Atsn rbs; -
THIS EVENING Januay ,su III Osrfomaue. will con.
LONDON ASSURANCE
o ssat. ~ w Als1a. H.dss, chppsYSal.
d t,sy s,satsT NC cu; s,ss ''''
Comic sorg... Homour. of tie Race Cour S'S"
Lord WHAT WILL 5.. THF t. wo E.i5s
Bors. @ri, ~ eey.s-Galery as cert. ''' Ou''"aH
loo-. omen at 81, srformanee commence. Vt O'Clock
r,,, . .,..nTnAM ranATRE..
THIS EVENING, Jan. is--The performances will com
THE KNIGHT o. The GOLDEN FLEECE.
sy s.eo o. " fiah i o = ss.D5 L.m, Kirby
CUT An As; aS ysisS . lu',s'
Return ''' %s rasl Major s'1 judah. Goono"
. GU" FAWk a;'s
SSss tSs ~ Hss t';: c''''T i ss:
:o:: sss:D Il & csp n ~.
MiTCHELL's OH npIC THaA.n
THIS EVENING, January is-Ths performances will com,
The Highly p's%sks: s 1I SoSEss sH Norma entitled
f'0HS Mr.. Ns Mn; Edwin Fl.'ur Mr. riwm Roberts
Abb. /. 3d. has! g! Ss;st s.,,
N''' lie ''' AS %s: :, S% ';'' "'''''''
crr-~le. Mitchell III Fancy Mrs r,am
=, -. . BOB SHORT.
Mr. Dipwick: Mr. Roberts Bob Short. Horucastle
Esther DIpwick, Miss Randall
:Oesns Upper PIT
Door. open sthalfna.l SIT. Curtain rises 1t seven
HOWhnS AMPHITHEA TU h.
No 81 Bo,ssr.
THIS EVENING, January ls-.The entertainments will
IA.
ARABS OF rHE DESERT
Com Song, by NJ Natas
Principal Act OF Ho, msnsh ~ BY Master Aymar
Spanish Tranca, by Mr. Des,rious NN''
The Flying Indian, by Mr. Gadner.
Corde El2stue, by Master Smith
BaitaLt Leaps By the whole COMPANY
Mr. Sands will p rform |, q s and Ure..
Ciymnasia and Pyramid by The Rivers Family
lntermisson Of fifteen minutes.
To be followed by
-Four Quarters o. u tilsbe.
Europe, Mrs. Williams, Asia Mrs. Roger.
Africa, Mrs Rivers, America, Mrs 3, eneer.
Oseeel, the Indian Pony will through his performances
Fashions in Paris by Mi, q rdner
Mr.. Rivers will appear act entitled ST. Swithins
Dash and Dare Act by J. Buckley.
MIR Sweeney vii! sing andpiay on the Southern BANJO,
To conclude with
Jenny Of Aberdeen.
Doors open at st5performance commences att.
Boxes SO cents. Pit IS CENTS
The animals belonging to the Geological Institute will BE-
open for exhibition during the holidays. Entrance No IT,
Chrystie st. Admission rs cents.
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CITY DESPATCH POST.
Principal Office. 46 william sire

90 The public respectfully informed that arrange
nents are on the eve OF completion for the establishment
Of efficient local Post The proprietors have placed
ample means at the disposal of agent the most trust
worthy letter carriers have been engaged and stem
Of complete check has been arranged
patch, punctuslity, and security.
BaANcH OFFICES. Letter boxes will be placed through
out every part OF the city, at short distances and let
tiers under two ounces weight will be delivered three
times day for three cents each Option will be given
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A RARE CHANCE TO sPORTsMEN-Will DO SOLD.
"A on Monday next 2tih January at II O'Clock 4 Ia TER
sails Broad say two speodd young tnglih Fox bounds.
kennel in Edglmi, Safe posnive % the BIZ hest bidder
1850 JOHN .. CONE. ~ R~rad-t.
IIl Z; '. ,nr. tUh >ALE rafe otp,rtunIt, "a o y
~ c.red 10 my DESTROYS bsing an old estab.
lished aud well octd drug store commsn Jog first rae
whole ara retail with full aud rlete stock
,mbr. ng every .rtce in the trade he present prop ietr
cont, plsrg leaving thus section ~ the country i.
Iut sueh "a can FROM two 20 three
as the stock /. worth three times that Address
L r. at this flee ils
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NEtNII DNEONTD T1OUO.
OOO for Sale by JOHN McCHAIN & CO. 50 Marion st.
COO between Pine and Spring, ji7 ais
COLTS PATENT REPEATING ARBIN ES- Florida
Tx edton-Flirt lndi Al Key Nov IS, ist-W h the
trial thus far the cabines eded
after being loaded for twenty days boat service exposed
all kinds Of not Of them al explode when
tried. Respectfully, &c
JOHN McLAUGHLIN,
Mr.. Samuel Colt City Hotel, ~ York. liz
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TO THE LADIES'

y l He La DTES.
MADAME COSTELLO. Fen,le Physician still ,o,.;
" nues to reat With astonishing all disease eecn
liar 70 females Snpp erson, 'rregu arity -hstucor &c
By whatever cause Produced can lie ed by Nadanc
very short time Madame Cs es,abshm,n nav
g undergone thorough repairs and alterations Tor The
scconmod:iion OF her numerous PATENTS she w
to receive ladies tie point Of confinement or tho Who
wish t. be ire ated for Of their monthly
Madame c. be eonsuted at her resdesc "a Lspe ard I'd
paid "a ~.