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HoRRIBLE,--On Monday evening last the dwell
ling house of Mr.. Houseman, at Port Richmond,
staten Island, was destroyed by fire, and, melan-
choiy to relate, Mrs. Houseman and her child
persisted in the flames. What adds to the horror
o. the detail is, the belief generally entertained
that the house was robbed and then set on fire,
without The inmates being awakened Mr.. H.
was absent OH business, and it is said that $I, 900
or $1,000 were known to have been in the house
when he left.
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A WHO VIcroaY IN New ORIEANs.- The
Wings of New Orleans carried that city on
Monday, the 18th instant, on the occasion Of
special election to fill a vacancy in the State
Legislature. The majority which they gave to
James P. Freret, the successful candidate, is up
wards Of fifty votes. The day was very inclem-
ent, and the vote cast was smaller than usual.
Last year the majority against us in New Or
leans was 153.
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lHE Trade OF LIvERPooL.-The Liyerpool
Albion OF the 18th says 1--WE have now loading
IN this port six vessels for New York, 3468 tons
three for Boston, 1910 tons !; four for Charles.
ton 1879 tons; three for Mobile, 2,454 tons !;
nine for New Orleans, 6,479 IONS total tonnage
tor the United States, 15,640 We have also
fifteen vessels loading for Africa, 4,342 tons, and
fourteen for Calcutta, 1894"
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The PoMERoY RoBBERY-T The Boston Atlas
OF Monday says "Messrs. Thompson: G. Co.
have received letter from Springfield, in which
the writer states, that Pomtroy & Co. think they
have discovered a clue 1.-The robbery. A man
had been buying gold in New York, with some
OF the money suspected to have been in the
stolen packages. This is not definite, by any
means, but may lead TO something
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Watson, accused of being concerned in the
Treasury note robbery, arrived in New Orleans
from Washington, in custody OF an officer, on the
10Th instant. We learn also from the Tropic Of
the 10th. that Watson, Brecdlove, and Holiday.
were to be arraigned for trial before the u S.
district court at New Orleans on Monday, the
18th instant.
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lhe Y. . Iron Steamer Albert, built at Buffalo
Tor the Typographical eervice, was launched into
Lake Erie on Friday. She is built Of sheet iron
on Lieut. Hunters plan, and will be Of astonish.
ing light draught Another iron vessel intended
fof revenue cutter, is now building at the Nov
city Works in New York, which is to be shipped
to the lake.
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We learn from the New York Sun that intel
ligence has been received confirming the report
OF an attempted insurrection at Santa Martha,
(Columbia,) in which the Governor was killed
The insurgents were about 200 in number. The
French steam frigate Conner Immediately pro-
ceeded TO Santa Martha, to assist the authorities
and the insurgents retreated toward Bahia
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i SENATOR PoRTER-Fhe New Orleans Tropic
of the 18th inst says: /" We regret to learn that
the Hon. Alexander Porter one of our Senators
in Congress- is still at his plantation in Attakapas,
in very bad health There is no probability that
he will proceed to Washington at present, and it
is possible that he will not be able to take his
seat during the session."
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letter from Key West, under date of 10th
inst says: "The schooner Thomas Dali, of Bal
tmore, in ballast, was wrecked near Cape Flor
ida, on her passage from Indian river to Mobile.
She was relieved BY wreckers and brought TO
this place ina leaky condition. The case was
submitted TO arbitrator, and the sum Of $3.50
awarded. She will sail soon for her port of
destination.
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$24,663,976 81

So it appears from official documents) that
Mr.. Van Buren, had the neat little sum Of $685.
100000 as capital OF legacy, to commence his
Administration with. And yet with that sum
wards, he left deficiency, or debt, to be dis
charged by this Administration of 81 ,OO0, 900!
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sI5 ST. MATTHEWS FAIR AT CARusI's SALooN
On Wednesday evening, the Goth inst, the Ladies of
st Matthew's congregation will open for sale laree
and splendid assortment of fancy and useful articles
Every kind of refreshment and of confectionery win
be on hand at all hours Of the day and evening no
add to the enlivening interest of the occasion amonr
several new and unusual sources of amusement, two
may be parcularized for their novelty AMI
The Spanish Gypsey in her wild tent and the newly
Imported Automaton Dancer, Mons. Petits Pas. both
OF whom will exhibit their peculiar skill on each
evening during the Fair. 1.7s
10 P NJ 7'71- ' ''''
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I-The Remarks Of Mr. Adams on The Right
of Petition, revised by himself, and "he Pro
test" have been published in an extra Standard
Price 81 per hundred.
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From the Frankfort (Kva Commonwealth.

Col. Johnson passed through this place on
Saturday last, on his way home. We under
stand he says nothing can prevent Mr.. CLAWS
election but the running of himself"
This comedies with the opinion Of the Editor
of The Harrisburg Argus, Locofoco paper Of the
thoroughbred stamp, except that its first choice
is MIR. Cass The Editor says
d Mr.. Clay can certainly carry the following
States against MIR. Van Buren, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Vermont, New Jersey, Mary
land, Delaware, North Carolina, Georgia, Lou.
is ana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
didate enc hundred and thirty-two votes. Add
to this number the vote Of Pennsylvania, which
is twenty-six, and Clay has twenty more than are
required TO make him President"
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$1e,oOo,OOO
100000

5tfs $12,000000
Thus il will be seen that the revenue accruing
under this Administration has been twelve mil
lions less than the amount which accrued under
Mr.. Van Buren's Administration.
When MIR. Van Buren, came into office there
was balance in The Treasury of $l6,0S7, 27S 90
Due the Government, and Trea-
sury notes issued S,576,697 63
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L 0CAL N E w s.

Ne,o BaNads.-We have received from Mr. w.
Fischer copy of "Ho! for a Rover's Life, or
the Song of the Pirate" and the "The Saint of
Erin's lsle," dedicated to the Irish Repealers of
the United States. Both these ballads are the
production of Professor J. Fl. Hewitt, of this city
We can speak confidently Of the merits Of the
Pirates Song, having heard it sung by charm
ing young lady, the daughter Of a gentleman at
tached to the Navy Department, at one of Mr..
tiewitts recent concerts. twas enthusiastically
encored. musical friend of ours says that the
Repealer's Song is quite gem, and not at all
behind the popular ballad of Erin is my Home"
We recommend both songs to the consideration
of our fair friends AL
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A correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer,

who states that he has ever been an ardent
friend Of Mr.. Van Buren,, and voted for him for
President in 1870, thinks it would be unwise to
nominate him again for President. He says, f" |
entertain no unkind feeling towards my brother
Democrats, who may differ with me in their first
choice, for, if did, would not be a Democrat
but do fear, that if Mr.. Van Buren's friends do
hold on to him SO fast as they do at present, and
he should, through the Partially Of the delegates,
get the nomination in the Convention, another
defeat araits us, more appalling than The last,
ia 1914" et rnE
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CoLuMDIA ARTILLERY, ATTENTION You are not
lled TO attend stated meeting of the company, to
be held at their room on Tuesday evening Jan,,arv
., lS44,at o'clock f.A
BY order: r. J. POLLARD. Secretary
! den I
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL, S.
DECEMBER 90, 1913.
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's). HOTEL.

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
!, Henry Christian, Geo X. cabell, Va; Samuel
Berry, William Reeder, Md. r. HI X Whitelay,
y. s. A.. Knowles Taylor, r. w. Viriar, N. Y. &
A. 3. Tyler Norfolk, Va. b. c. Smith, N. "; nj.
Kennedy, New Orleans; r H. Butcher, Charleston,
$. -: L. Wilson, Bait William O. Cazenorz,
va; D. La Matse, ID. Pidioe, Bait, T. v. Forstall,
II: Forstall, Georgetown Samuel Cox, Md. j. w.
Hill, Henry Wynkook, NJ r.; PC. L. Burnel, Va
CITY (FULLER's) HOTEL.
George w. Ring N. F. Moore, N. Y; Captain
Jones and son, Nd. II. H. Taylor, Pttsburg, Nj. +.
Clark, W. Berry, Md; John w. Butler John Olee-
Phans, Pittsburg
m EUROPEAN (cALABRUN's) HOTEL
Mr. Strong, N. Y; Mr.. Stout Tenn; S. Wood
house. .-'
sqa m EXCHANGE (TYLER's) HOTEL
Dr II, Coulter, Bait George Ambrose, William
Mcclellan y ! Miss Z, Mcclellan, Miss Louenburg
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
!, Robert Hurdle, Bait; Mr.. Wood, s. Dillingham;,
Va. Io'
VIRGINIA (swEErMe's) HOTEL
Geo. James Johnson, Bait. j. r. Cover, Samuel
Rodentall, Ohio, ~ ~ l~
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eleam from the Norfolk Beacon that naval
general court martial has been ordered to convene
on board the u. S. ship Pennsylvania on the Cd
of January next.
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The U. S. SUPREME CoURT.-A correspondent
of the New York Express has furnished the fol-
lowing statement, giving the names and time of
appointment of all the Judges Of the Supreme
Court: F 83 II
! Residences. appointed.
Joseph Story, Cambridge, Mass, Asso Justice, 1911
Smith Thompson, New York, tt 1923
John Nc Lean, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1929
Henry Baldwin, Meadville Pa 1880
James M Wayne, Savannah, Ca, 1895
John Mckinley, Florence, Ala, s 1897
John Catron Nashville, Tenn. :" 1897
Peter V. Daniel, Richmond, Va, l84l
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~ RAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI, AT
VI THE WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS

~ RAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI, AT
VI THE WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS
The NATIONAL BLUES respectfully announce that
they will give their Third Annual Ball on Monday
January 8, 1874 The favorable attendance which
the citizens of the District and its vicinity have
ever bestowed upon the balls heretofore given by
the Blues encourages them to believe that this will
receive notice equally as favorable, nasmuch as
they have made arrangements which, in their opinion,
will render it one of the most splendid that has ever
been given in the District.
COMMIT TEE or INVITATION AND RECEPTION
Gen r. G. Weightman, Col. w. w. Seaton,
Capt. l.. J. Middleton, Lieut.. w. Nj. Clarke,
Lieut.. +. f. Bacon, Lieut.. e. Evans
Ensign w. j. Parham, Sergeant ]. l.. White
Sergeant J. Brannan, Guarm'r J. f. Coyle,
Corporal G. Emrick, WA. Flaherty,
Nj. z. Mohun, Its j. $. Owen
G. r. Iardella, w. Macsee,
j. Tayman, j. McDermott, i
M. J. Shcahan, S Pumphrey r
w. M. Randolph, J. Stoddard 54. n,
sufficient number Of servants will be engaged
Il LLOYD WILLIAMS celebrated Cotillon Band
has been secured for the occasion
Tickets for sale at Gadsby's, Brown's and Fuller's
Hotels, Farquhar and Morgan's drug store First
ward, DIR. Clarkes drug store, Navy Yard Kidwel's,
Georgetown, Buckingham's, corner of Penn. Avenue
and 18th street, and at the door on the evening Of the
ball. Price of tickets S. dec IA
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Expenses Of Mr.. Yam Buren's Administration,
and The present. Madsonian furnishes from
official sources, the following statement:
The average expenses, per year, during Mr..
Van Buren's administration were $28,000,000.
Total expenditures -, $l12,OOO,0Oo
The expenses per year during THIS
Administration, average $24,-
100000.
Total expenditure to March, 1915 96,OOO,0OO
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,S!ataary al APOLLO HaL--h will be seen that
tiie Proprletors oftfe above exhibition have been
induced to continue it for the balance Of the
week, so as to give allpcrsons an opportunity of
visiting it. Go and see it.
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10 ARMS! TO ARMs!- The monster Intemperance
ma mas again raised his horrd head among u.s. Arise
friends of religion morality, and the law and crsb
the mend before thousands of our citizens are led
captive into the dominions of the arch deceiyer
alcohol The Freemens vigilant Total Abstinence
Society meets every Friday evening, at 81 o'clock
ing. III GEO SAVAGE
uoo % President
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Reduction of expenditures under
this Administration, derived from
authentic and official information
During Mr.. Van Buren's Admins
tration, the average amount of
revenue received per year was
1921, 100000. The total amount
of revenue for four years was :
During THIS Administration, the
average amount of revenue re-
ceiYed per year, has been $18,-
100000. The total amount for
four years computed at
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New Books.-We have received from Gideon
Brooke, Penn. Avenue, near Beers's Hotel, Co.
dys Lady's Book for January, 1874 1t contains
four beautiful plates, "The Old Arm Chair"
!: The Parlor Sylph," a plate Of fashions, beauti-
fully colored' and colored urn OF flowers, &c.
The reading matter is, as usual, interesting.
We also acknowledge the RECEIPT Of the New
World Pictorial Annual for 1914, containing
choice tales, poetry, anecdotes, &C., illustrated
by numerous splendid engravings.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN.
DECEMBER 90, 1913.

YirgsT ARRIVED.
!, racket : sch'r Dodge, Knapp, from New York, 10
I, & A. II, Dodge and freight for the District >
racket sch'r Susan, Tignor, for Norfolk.
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New York Public Stock Exchange
Cotton pIarkct. and Crop.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 1.-The arrivals in this mar
ket during the week have been large Sales light and NJ
no material change In price last We note pri.
cipa sales at 81 cents Received during the week
ae6s bales shipped during the week. SIS Do total
cert eScS do; total receipts to date last year
i6,495 do '~'
HThe Concordia Intelgencer Of last Saturday ssys:
During our late trip to the Red River psrishes we had
opportunity OF witnessing the ravsges Of the
upon the crops in that region From our own obsr
ssion satisfied that the injury sustained from thu
ausshas materially shortened the previously short crop
VI that vicinity ON ersm,uiog the hall grown bolts ",
ouud many completely blished by the injury thus sus
ned An old planter informed us that the crop Of las
ear in Rapides, short OF average one and thai
he gre wing crop must he smaller"
ApALAcHIcoLA, Oct 49,. Our market has continued II
dull state since last, owing to the 10 OF our
ivers. No sales OF Of nitude have berI
made and we have heard of in cotton By
he arrivals Of the past week have on hand
full supply Of all articles OF demand except Liverpool
yround salt and lumber both Of which are bad needed
Received since last SAC bales previously 92i total
b7Q
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III
I'm SETS. ......i as Hr.- WATER 10 20
Ship Agnes Cameron, Amsterdam, Pfefer & wissman
Briggs Tm,leon Blven, ST ghomas B. Richards; Halloween
vannsh, Durham & Dmon; Dimon, Robiuson Charleston,
Durham Dimon Diamant, tPrusl Jansen, Charleston w
Weisse Little Mary, Davis, Portland J. Cooley Co;
Eldridge, Boston; Extra, Overflow Philadelphia
Arrived.
Brig Roarer Coming. 20 days from Maranham with sie2
hides to Corning 4 Son. Left no Amer We sells.
Brig Sterling, Hamilton days from Philadelphia, with mdse
DuRham Dimon.
Schr Mary r. Wiletts Loveland from Egg Harbor with
coal from the wreck Of the sloop Hannah jane from Ph
dephi. .
Schr Ann Hymen Totter from Newbern, NC, with NAYS,
stores 10 Depey;ier Whn arsh. Sailed with scbr
Anaconda George Poliock aud Sarah all for New York
Schr Mary T. Wiett Loysm n DAYS from Great Egg Ha
Dor, with mdse 10 muster
schr North state Ro erts from Warrington, NC. with ma
val stores 10 :. Mitchell. -
sehr Far smh, from Washington NC. with naval stores,
to Bret Maitland. -
10 master.
schr Fsvori,e Plume days from Phiadsph,, with Goa,
TO master.
sehr samuel Mcdowell Hi,e'iOs,, days from Phladelph.
schr Emma, Cole from Baltimore with -four. &C. to John
son Lowden.
sehr susan Phsbe Ritu days from Phadelphis with
coal to master
% s;b5 Juliet wsgbum. day, from Petersburg, with -four
sihr Msr. Purdy day, from Baltimore, with irOu bound
10 Tsuntos,
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To THE PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC.
pRIsTOL'S sARSAPARILLA-1he fatal r.vsges OF dis.
BY al h light improved science scarcely i q
S.s RdI .ss5 A.
Gus and ell rtes,ed instances as to ta,h rhemsr
r G %s mt nj and 3D. Re G
have been b.ot. hs cub far beyond tn expectations or
lis d ;very hand that consumption consign,
Aa'"y 70 ''FuRrs THOUSAND VICTIMS.
ere az NOR than dS Teye re5 yeaX
side. . ssSe Gu all
admit III. sY In. @ e d
So 50 call 4 IL hi
which, bs,ue the mpIom. at frs, .ppesT Of yt
upon the ''''' De- DEhFs oafDsxinBGns and
are SSs %he% M Of S
that app III because invete' snd uuconquenbe
Conspm ton qpe gradual in lis approaches, difficult
TO u when i 1 /" i the s"a so
DEL Of the constitution that may well be considered egemy
md .esp.iys i. this. with many other dr.
"n hand SUCH b the c
prevention es our only SAT ty.;
BY tim- itsoue The pr per rsmGe What S &c sI
by roper reference the numerous testimonials published
In Of eroiaa Of the mos, preeminsuty distress
tract ssrsapaa es," remedy AIKEN @ n
% hsG Ssi
ton IN medical assistance might possibly smooth the plth
way to the tomb and mitigate the
had not the power 70 remove judicious and
Of this medicine has restored health and happiness
dvidus who were to all appearance, the threshold Of
eternity
sufficient excuse, then Gar offering these remarks the
prblc spp.re IN their object which in point opt
To afflicted community med that has the
mos, bni and ueex mpd II at waiting al
the and sufferings incident 10 huBanys
dcine that relies for only the broad basis Of
merits asks nothing from popular ceduity ana courts
than sustain ed ia its already high rcrutstion BY
dence Of the oh aud medicine
far removed from thing i approach quackery
has med the goodwill and se.ued the appreciation OF the
first Physicians IN the ,ouhtry!'
suh evidence will shortly he published Of The extraordinary
sceptical.
Price 81 per bottle -
WILLIAM BURGER,
No so Courtlsndt street New York v holesale Agent
For sale in Phadep ha by @. ZlEBER X co at their
Che,p Publication Depot, No Ledger Building Third st
min x-e
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Nov Sat market $500 cattle, (about 2sCO of which
were probably bee and 1900 $500 sheep and $500
swine Of the swine were reported last week. 800
swine unsold.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Lsst weeks prices were hardly
sustained, small number sold the highest price
We quote few extra 81 co. first quality, 81 81 26
cond quality So so So IS; third quality 50 81 So as
Barreliny Catle-Mess, So lal; No. l, 81 62i, No. D.
81 90.
storesTwo year old, So sl2; three year old, Sill
SIT.
81 % to 81
swne-Dull Prime lots to peddle at 81 a &c for sows,
and &c for barrows. Large hogs from 81 to &c. At
retail from a to &c.
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York. Sth day Of
Oct. TO the ath day Of Nov, l843.
80 Men AZ Women 81 Boys t2 Girls. Total III.

DIsEAsEs
Abscess 1; Aneursn, !; Apopexy. 2; Ashthma, l. Bleed
ing, 2; do from lungs q Cssuslties cholera inantam l.
Consumption 29 Conyu,ons Group hives, 5Debty
o. Dropsy 3; Dropsy in the head 7; do ehe Drowned
i Dysenery d Disease of heart Erysipe@s 1; Fever bill
llous |; do ptamp 2; do puerperal Il do
dose.ret !; do tynu.i do typhoid WhoOpiog Copsh.
q Of lungs, 10; of stomach insanity. lntemperance
kei or murdered, /; Malfomaslon, L Marasmns 8; Old
Ag 81 alsy, Il Poison. Premature Birth, Rheumatism,
l. Scrofala, 1; Suocaton 3; Teething, /; Unknown,
Under year, s2 to IL; to Is; to TO- 10 to co. s.
90 80 49, 30 to 40 49, to So liz so to 60 s. 60 TO TO- $50
go. 2; 80 to 80, 2; 90 to leo, 2; uuknown,I.
NATIVITY
United States, 1870; Ireland Is England q Germany u;
Scotland q; Denmark, l; British Possessions in North Amen
ca, 2; West Indies 3.
OF the above. from the Aims House. Bellevue Hos
rita ds, 3; Blackwe ,and 0; City Hospital Long Island
Farms. l.
VIM. A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office Nov 6, l8i3
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na. nlcnnn,s rAMslAN ALTERATlvE MIX

KTTSORU'S PAHI Httf
TtJitE Tor the radical Of primary or secondar!
syphiis This powerful Alternative u guetant ed 10 r.
move every trac. ofvnerea poison from the system
,tre sthsning the constitution and Iutnyng me oiood
All ptrsons suspectng venereal faint remaining IN ,he
system, should this mixture without oeisy. ov'u
as carefully packed and semitic ell par Of ne
y" W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the college OF medcihs
and Pharmtey, 81 Nassau strsst.
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(yAt PETlNGs, FLOOR OF CLOTHS BOOK Gs,
- &r The Auhscrheis have h,ns rs'ensive a.
,hoic selection of Csp-ting. frsr Iow priced
he richest md eostly dsericos Of eis ssrony
Roy al Wilton Vslve' Turkey, Aruinstsr and Tstes'ry
pengs Aso Floor Oil Coihs Of he n-atst and pleo-
did patterns coiors Also Frenth and English Bookings.
nrpgssts Fst CaretirK, Rugs OF The desenppou;
Fneh embossed Table and Piano Covers &c be ali which
will be sold At prices o su the um.s, bv
c. SMITH & COMPANY,
ns aw ias.m a,s Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
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or THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, pre-.
pared by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy oil the
city OF Nav York, ia confidently recommended by the
medical faculty, as emnently adapted Tor the removal
debility produced by indulgence, imrotency bs
renness, (uulsss depending on maformation) and oil
complaints srsng depressed state Of the consti,u-
tim Sold In sin ale bottles 81 each contsIine
hall adoIen carefully packed and sent to al paris OF
the Union. 49, o,,.nn,n.,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 MESSIAH st.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BELL. Auetionee,.
(Sfs,e M n finn street,
ERlnAY
AtIk o,cIoct n ~ ,,I., n

AN ,,t =; a. .,.- ,oom
I,a. al. - ,s.hi. Az 1900 .iosH,n1 and nls,q,
articles OF all description
Aso large sssotment oil articles oil all descriptions by OF
der 81 a rocever; 49,, - -,
Also splendid CONSIGNMENT Of Enssh and french oro,o
md bavf ciohs casmeres snets zSd yestngs Ia lois 10
SUIT hosiery awer shirs, collar Se -,
o. an emu ehvoee OF hne clothing and hnvy do suitable
Tor I've . ason
Ai,o ,ap.r" "ons%ome,, a, E,,,;b and Fr,reb sv.r
1 n, gnfcent lever wsrrhes iade.i w,tcb / 6a ondon
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