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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
The Last Gun from .Nt,o York ,

Inc Last Gun from .Ncic York
Last Evenings mail brings extra clip from
the "A!bany Argus" Office of Friday, 6 r NJ It
states, thot Ave have elected 5 OF the Senators
and showing 70 Democrats to g Wings in that body.
Il, no, imprcbutle even, that the Democratic Senator
succeeds in the eighth. /: So the Democrats carry
e1c5y Senate district for the first since the orqanI
cation of Government -ilcusF:-The returns. so fa-,
sho" the election Of s. Democratic, and 81 Federal
members We may add ST Lawrence and Chemung
j, and probably Wyoming =, and possibly Catlaaugus
81; So % Democrats 10 SO Wings. The Senate will
show large Democratic gain since lsst year, and the
House will be quite as Democratic"
"The aggregate Democratic majority in the State
will be- ah' ~ EIGHTEEN THOUSAND THIS is
rnost trInu phanl result IL shows how reliable for
Democratic majority The people of lhs Stale are, under
NJ mss, emphatic response 10 he proceedings Of
Sgfacuse, aui ~ rroGa indication - our Democratic
brs then OF c;ef S'a'es, of Mr.. Van Burens strength
Of position in hs native Stale
fi'gTHEa Fa"I TIT VEST.
NlAGaHA, Co., Lock port Nov T.
Democracy triumphant IN the 'Catardot County
the entire Democratic ticket il elected James C.
Lewis, Clerk, by $50 majority. Luther Wilson and
Robert H. Stevens oy an average majority of 20.
The New York Mail brings US the conclusion of MIR.
Webster's Andover Speech 1t seems to have disap-
pointed the Public. The New York Evening Post says
IT is "rather Astounding with ''loDg extracts
from his former speeches the question Of National
Bank and endeavorng TO reinforce his old opinions
with additional arguments large par, of the speech
- taken up with attempt TO prove that Protective
Tariff is beneficial the country
The New York Herald says at is considered in
CHAT metropolis complete lailure-a tame, spirtess,
unan'ma,ed thing and no more like Daniel Webslers
former self, than Sam Peterson is like him One
sion OF his Speech according 10 the Interpretation oil
the New York Express, represents HIM ''relering
to joan Quincy Adams and 10 Henry Clay as the
gentlemen by whose advice, and with whose appro-
batiou he resolved staying in the Cabinet Mr..
Adams hear, advised his continuance to the pc.
rod of the AsI'burton Treaty, but no longer If MIR.
Clay was meant, II 10 not Improbable that tins passage
will bring him out
ain conclusion Says hc) have hut 10 declare what
have said on another occasion, Il am Wing, Mas
sachusetts Wing. Faneuli Hail Wing and by the
blessing Of God, no shall nave the power, or
hereafter 10 drgrSde me from the position which that
character coniers'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY HANOVER

Y ccree of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
- Chancey Hanover Comfy pro1ounoei on the tenth DAY
October lsi3 suit Chaneet therein depending be-
Susan H. Starke, hor reh and admInarrI
and guardian of The chidrcn
the said William Stake, aini r. and Thomas j. Starke and
Others def the under gncd, ihr Comm therein
named Will proceed, wednesday, - twentieth DAY of De-
ccmber si3 If fr nc the mat far day, IL sell, pablo
;c Of land whereof the VIM
Staike died seized, yi"g e at Hanover
mile. oai Tie Old Church Tavern, and TIE distance
Hanover tawn, Con'ainng ali iur hundred 1hrrc
ma:-n land We'll theIeh. the residue
Il cuiyation and large gcaEty of The
sane There ling iorss Bud a.l necessary
hnIses-aGd good ma size the PREMISE.
TYRM.-tnsh iihc nj Ia cray the of
credit the and
years. the purchaser giving bonds with good security aud the
title retained unit tir pu cla>c money al pad
Nov. II 5i-wtis JOSEPH STARkE.
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The meeting of Republicans at the Franklin Hotel
ON Monday evening, organized by the appoint.
men, of Hudson NJ Garland, Esq, as Chairman, and
of Geo. VIM. Dabney, Esq, as Secretary. The fofma,
lion Oft Democratic Association was agreed upon, and
Committee appointed to prepare Constitution DC =,
fer it, to be submitted at The adjourned meeting to be
held a, the same place, on Friday evening next
[Lynchburg Rspublican, Mop. g
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r.s M,disonian processes to be well pleased with
i., on Tuesday last. But still answer TO The
'o' rics question: "Wili Mr.. Tyler and hs friends
'ias ,,, the nominee Of the Baltimore Convention:
,dsonan assures US, 'that Mr. Tyler had formed
NJ IA see the Madisonian still pressing the claims
a;e Tyler and still entertaining hopes OF success
=, unus rfrr0nS
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DEMOCRATIC NoalNArIos I'VE learn, that Doctor
William Collins recommended last evening for
the Senate, by the Democratic Association OF the
Borough of Norfolk They have adopted this course,
as the lime was too short for Convention TO be called
they hope it will meet ;he appreciation of the Demo
cracY i.rou ghout The tstric-[ Portsmouth, CArontete
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u meeting Of the Democratic Republican Party ct
Prince George will be held al The next Court, tor the
purpose of forming Democratic Association. full
meeting is desirable.
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SANDSs sARsAPARIlLa-Loss Of appetite, indigestion,
- dyspepsia heartburn easis inflammation Of lhr sto-
proceed the teiuc unhealthy
ton af gastric iuce Tie sflivay glands longer
send "A and t liver -sne1 acrid bile. Then
follows rrdy the stomach, cnai"n ot wind distress after
eatn. prcordcc, headache and nausea, ire
other feelings
known ONLY sufferer. For and kindred dis.
remedy the world, having for us object
relief suffering hGmsu snis's sar-aparlia. entire
gria:c c.p,ra - Il, .stnn peculiar, entering
into the cu alton, this ons In contact with the germ
case disease and dacina unhealthy secreons by extend
influence part Of the body ana causing general
reaction, when health succeeds debility and disease.
I- For particulars advertisements this and other
papers.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and tor
by A. r. SANDS co.. Druggists and Chemists, Granite Bnd
sud in f.clnord By the Agents A. DUVAL & Co, IN Peters
burc by ROSSER ANDERSON in Norfolk by " y. SAINT oS.
and b. Druggists generally lie prime pal the IT, :.
p.ice. 81 per yo,,ie-G bottles Tor S.
* CAUTION. Be particular ask for s.sn.'s Sar-aia
ria and take CHER. Sov!i-R
fOHN ". MILLER AID WILLIS }. DANCE. having a-,".
mSelycs together in th- practice oil Tue Law" y"
regularly attend the Superior and Inferior Courts m 10" ha
Cumherllnd Amelia aud Goochant AL business entrusted Id
eille, the rfomp, attention "t bois
AGdre,s-Powhatan Court house . :. 80
RErrsE.cE,-Mss-rs. Ellis, Hubbard, Gardner Co., ~ w
J. j. Fy Co. John Gosinn +. < J. ) James Co.. Wade
w woodbridge Richmoud Sam' p Halves, Powhadn Court
Ilouse William, F. Harris Co, Cumberllnd Jnnus f. Leigh
William L. BOXER Amelia Col Peter Guerraa Peter j. Archer
Goo<hland -.
Nov 10 - ~
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Nike Walsh Ii as leen sentenced 10 pay Sl75 fine for
three I;bels, ard to spend Two months at Blackwell
Island
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u We hope that the public will appreciate the Ii
bsral spirit Of Mr.. Charles Palmer, who will exhibit
a: he Exchange to-day, for the hsaes Of the Poor,
hls remarkable Alues Plant, now Id full boom
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p OBINSON'S REPORTS cases decided IN the Suprene
Ie Conr Of Appra aud the General Virginia
April, 1919, vol. Is, received and for sale
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Sec. Com. and Librarian
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Married in Charlottesville, Sunday evening instant
the Methodist Episcopal Church, hy Rev Mr. Rosser, sIr
Jackson McCAuLEY 10 Miss hM,ND, TvR>r", all of Abemare
Married on Tuesday 9Th November, by the Rev. William H.
Powell, RrcH.Rp A. McCLoup, Esd, Miss MAFiA Lous.
daughter Of the late Capt phn A. Day al oi Spotsyvania
Virginia
On Thursday, the oh inst By the Rev. d. D. Smith, Ma. An
B,NxE~siP MHs. Ire. both Of Chesterfield
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 70 wtr:-Be IL re
- membred that the ih day of October A. u si3
IN the yiyegth the independence TINTED
of America William II. richardson Of the said District
crrasy of IN. Commonwealth al Virginia of
said Commonwealth. hath deposited in The Clerks Otcr
United states Cunt for the Eastern District Virginia
q, book whch the tollowa. words 10 "Reports of
decided IN The Court Of Appra and III She General Court
tir.ina Conway Rulnsony"i. stiium
April lst le3hc right whereof be- claims the Common
wealth al virginia proprietor thereof, conformity
of Congress entitled Ian act 10 amend the several
ing copy rights. /. MAYO. Clerk.
Nov. III 5i-wIw
DOR RENT OR LEASE-Tle Brick Building door belle
Jones Boarding House for which admirably suited be
ns large ana ccmmoios, aud the University Of Virginia.
has suitable for Any wishing
JAS. NICHE Ja., +. NJ, Longwond.
Nov. IA Sit
lOtee 10 S0ckhofders Tie Rtch,n0nd dnd Petersburg
R"iisoad Compang
IN pursuance OF Resolution adopted thr
Stockholders ol winch copy SUtioneh The adjourned
nae, ting "i s held al The ollie # the Company Richmond,
on MoEda:, the . III instant. ~ II O'Clock, \. ".
JOHN WILLIAMS, Cleik and Treasurer.
"Resoired That when his meeting adJuurs, adunrn 10
meet ON thr third Monday November 10" the purpose of
takln. INTO alton the al The Of the Legs
laurr, PASSED 18th March, si3 entitled converting
stock the states loan 10 undry railroad companies and for
other purposes"
Nov "a 1--ot
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.Nt,H 1900 TiiE "ESI,


NAGAKA, c., Lockpoh, Nov. Z.
Democracy triumphant IN the 'Catardet County
the entire Democratic ticket IL elected. James &.
Lewis, Clerk, by $50 majority. Luther Wilson and
Robert II Stevens by average majority of 65.
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ply; hence newspaper war with the Herald :
Barney O'Nelll, an Irshman of ONE wealth who
owned slaves and employed them in the ward feIt
his interest touched by Gardners remarks and Al
ne was stockholder in the locofoco party he look
occasion 10 insult Gardner in the theatre and Gard
ner published him. A polItica! neeting was held
IN Portsmouth, III which Mordecai Cook abused
Gardner, and the article published on the 22d APP
peared. Now this attack made in the meeting was
wholly uncalled for, and Gardner was justified by
all who know the facts. ESQ you say, but how do
we knowlI Cook has been hunting Gardner for
the last few days TO give him Gaming, but Gard.
eers family are sick, and he necessarily con-
n Ineu TO his house greater portion Of the time
ms morning his business called him TO Norfolk,
out before he came over he told friend that he
was ieariul oil an attack from the Cooks, as they
mao oeen hunting him for the last four DAVIS and
he did not wish to have fight. AZ his wife was in
delicate health and he was fearful of the conseouen
ces' however, he came over, transacted hia busi-
ness and stood on the Ferry wharf waiting the boat.
Cook had been to Portsmouth and was on the boat
as she landed lie stepped on the platform and de-
manded an apology from Gardner who said that
when he would retract what he had said at the
meeting, he would with pleasure make the apology.
But Cook said he would not retract-" neither will
j." SAID Gardner. Cook then advanced upon Gard
ner with his cane. and made assault. Gardner
drew revolving pistol Cook dropped The cane,
grasped the pistol, wrested il from him. turned IT,
and shot Gardner to the heart. Gardner fell on his
face, but never spoke. Cook walked of with the
pistol as trophy of his victory, saying he went,
let HIM lie there am satisfied" He walked to
his tarther's residence without moesation and then
started INTO the county
This happened about one O'Clock, and no writ was
issued until after four.
Cook came back after dark and delivered him.
sell up, and was put in Jail The examination will
take place tomorrow morning, but there is a small
chance OF an IMPARTIAL trial
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10 THE LADIES'
TNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
eqns,dsed ~ connection with DR. FELIX

GnONAUD's POUDREs sUBTILES.
broad and sstaed forehesd Thus deveo only
WIN put the possession Of
hxn order o. mental faculty Il fine forehead mark Of
aud Of importance and there are many SUCH pos,
sessed OF this prominent feature though By
eeI,ion q an ssc,ecsnee which tends their case only
u.ea in acesr rha DC sSbe iae speedily escua and If
by Dr. Fell. Gourauds Poude Subtle. The iarae Of
nS uron s too hair Of the
destroyed BY the use of t prepspson mt
douRAUD's EAU 8 8E ssEEAaTTTrE,, OR TRUE WATER
removing schie. tan aiUpe, bocb., bum,
neck and arms and eciting healthy juvenile
G9UKAyPs VEGETABLE ROUGE,
delicate carnaon tnge cheek immovabe by perspra
non or rubbing with handkerchief cloth cents
GoURAUD's BLANC D'EspAGNE!.,
to the complexion siuous gen
orally entering into combination for this purpose Put up
vs xs1sS; .;Ei M Nj. New
sgs 0T% oai. Gopn msI'Sn Chase Ss
asns Wells sn GaaDs H MsS
Ry: GREENE rs% Co.. Gf S% hair
Ms s".Isa oTn ffoGs
rssss
Ghssnut Hsnis..h druggist; Hsrl.bush
fS. cs u v
n e. ps,mS1ss se Hsuee Alexandra C. C.
Within a few year. tins. remarkable and useful che
nj. s1 S for ,aPe%.u
hs egpy Of mes. Of base WIN
labor Purchasers should See on % H%aid .n SI ~,
tsa, every h"e q ns PouSe Subtitle Fell
on ont. ssea sSs a De s'
Gs ss9eh tns e g en1 Ohio. each bs
Cosmetic Ct Walker street, one door from Broadway
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PHYSIOLOGICAL MYSTERIES AND REVELA-
TIONS IN

Il
Al n'llibl Guide Book for Mar led S-ge Persons in
malt III thu the human Amongst
the matte duly inside ed This work. Matters
rro"s Importance snae and yourg Tho
causes o. and certain cure for baroness" THE Of
beauty and courshp" The ng solitary rrse,ices and
how the habis be removed its The
causes Of love BILE remede. eradic
ting from the mind the seeds hopeless ubhsppy
Offspring, with bswly discover ed modes. b,sed nrfc
critc,pe. 10 The rrevenoo or thereof" "1~xs
curua either accordir choce." Intern ag." Dres.
with the forms and rolors becoming the various
shap aud compile xons The auspic Gus season ior
wedlock, And most Their Of interest snyl.
Bv kugrn- Beckiar d. Translated m the third Pss
edition, by hilIip M. Howard. M. D.
oct psid dr. closing one dollar directed HOL.
LAND follower New York city. will procure q cory Of
an idas, or three will be dosT. The
tIaae suppi at t02 Mas su tree. Y nsi I'm dks'r
RHEUMATIsM-GREAT CUREs
HAVE suffered severely from rheumatism lenetn OF
t,me and have been entirely cured by J. Tobias Vsps
tan Linmenf. LEONARD GOsLIN
The has been afflicted OF Il years
with chronic heumetsm ard has tired several dies
until Mr. Tob,4s Venetian Mt he
he only doing his duty public By
'ng IT, +. .. BUTLER,
a.. -. 10 Maiden Lane.
SIR ~ have used bottles OF your Imminent and am
ow completely cured OF the which Ibed
promised to let know how along the ole azure
10 inform you OF the success your Invaluable remedy.
Boston. March I, 1853. Washnstnn .t,s.t
and no BIc adwav M s., ssx Cedar street.; W. H. As
Maiden Lane. ~
Price 81 per bottle. md Imsee
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Norfolk.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

NORFOLK, March 30, 1913.
Great Ercittment-Meise Gardner, the Editor OF
vhs Chronicle, shot by Mordecai Cook Jr, a ia,oysr
Our town has never witnessed scene like this
since the days of Myers and Boden. Your readers
will no doubt see the account copied from the Nor
folk papers, but for particulars they will look in vain,
as our editors cannot possess the Independence liv
ing in small community as they do, SO requisite
to good morals.
The facts are these The editor of the Herald
published a communication from workman IN the
Navy Yard against employing black laborers IN the
yard. Gardner took up the subject also Persons
came forward and made the editor OF the Herao
drop his first position, and publish some com'u'
nca.ion against Gardner This excited Inn. 70 ~
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL g. IS43
TOD

n MORANGE having taken the MARSHALL House. corner
- OF Bfoadwy and Heed street and fitted
onsy for the OF boaTder would most
nnence IN the iaetes the United states thai he has
mpt acco nmodaton for large number gentle men, wuh
or without their wives during the Passover Hodays Per
ons feeling DESTROYS MAKING the Marshall House their home
'or any perio1 ~ md that be
spared 10 eader them comfortable price, to
,u.s uIs ume. nal 2wsr
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.-Bis of Exchange AZ 60, a.
- days and at sight, the old banking house
for sale by w. ' "' " '''
ROCHE. BROTHERS 4 CO., 3, FuIton.t,
mar Next door 10 The EuI,o RAJ NJ
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CHEAP CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

81 John street, (nesr Wuliam)
ME subscriber respectfully his friends and the
Cpbc generally that he has opened Establishment
re Cheap Cash System, where gentlemen will always find
New and Fashionable Assortment of Cloths Casseres and
Vestings, which will be made order style
workmanship not surpassed other establishment the
city, At the following low PRICES -
sne Dress or Frock Coats, color, from $4 TO Sl8
ooupeune, 90 DO do Is to %
P'ns Of Wool Rack, or Fancy Csssmeres TO S
vests OF Sain, oiIk, Vaienta, Velvet. Nc, $50 5
Just received splendid aAsormenIaof Spring aad Summer
goods, at extraordinary low prices.
u Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and trimmed at the lowest possible prices for Cash
m6 lmec IAMES
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THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
in CONNECTION WITH
THE PAVILION,
NEW BRIGHTON, srATEN ISLAND.

THE GLOBE HOTEL. at New York, has for several
the European h HG GPy me .o Of
many of The distinguished who have Waited ntsd
from e ,es Of al n att
s int s he
nave been made N the in'eIi OF the Hre he
the present times, ths for
the s., zane e class throughout the Union.
Of the Globe have n sdvantse over hose
b !. - S%s ;Iprsd 4 pIes
~osy or ps a. RI s
Anchorire The ,iands recording
Ss nss
son S'tS those Of the best p.m,ian re,,aurateur
ever thing conducted with the regard to the
respectful know tht business aud tho bus
11. Tfi soSs e. e &.
i So! Thss are in
Tor smaller families bed for
single e s ,Esxss :, III. above. tn, Globe
ss hing E:t 1li.h%ent supplied from Aauedast,
asS
traveller shows ,hs adv Of snd, ss :nhnr;S
can be refreshing than bath, after The fgue of
The sashn IN IN SSsS s%o
and the ga her; ,upld large Wrapping tPeg.
TIE local position Of the Globe that will mmend
ated At about an esus d tane fo the EIhan9e Ia ST,
and he Battery de Ugh full propsnds which
The he Goss just concluded arrangement,
ior taslng mat sp'endil bu1dIDg,
"THE PAVILION"
AT NEW BRIGHTON,
ard ttF up N So eIieI 'yls Of esgapes and coni9
of the extent of the establishment when they informed that
two hundred and Fifty pesons can be comfortably
ted within its walls.
Along th priacira front which is upwards of two hundred
columns The fronts the BAY Of New York.
fnds the most splendid views II the Jersey Shore the
efNew Fork and Brooklyn the Hudson and East Long
iand and the coast of Staten Island nearly far as the
The Grand ming which Of the and best
thu United States comlo ably
date three hundred and fifty guests, and ball alto
gether unrivalied
There is covered CORRIDOR which the centre of the
establishment about fifteen width, and Of
length the which form ad rabe for
the ladies and threr either weather when the
Is too their abroad; this
1876 fe in sngh also und The whole building well
ventilated; The loftv, splcons and light.
The wa k, and dvesin Staten 1lard varied and beaut
fu From the Pavilion there excellent roads leading dawn
mond and the Kills. and through Of the Island by
the Glove road Staten Island, fact
TO those Of the Unon and The bathing
Is excellent
The Proprietor making arrangements for daily supply of
The from the principal Springs
IequeneIs of the Pavilion, will have the drinking
these waters wi bout the of performing IA
tgu,ng and disasreeablc journey Of 200 miles
There dIng and for the gentlemen,
building altogether de- tach.d from the Pavilion.
The distance from New York New bnghton under
miles and during the whole of the good and
well appointed steamboats, will le-ye Pier No. the North
IN the morning, u ia the evening The distance
generally performed in twenty-five mi ues,
F BLANCARD,
NAL 2tw 5w Globe Ho-ei. 6s Broadway.
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CNI Eco Oh OLEV ELHND AND DE THOTT.
THE subscriber, will send through from city,
q the above named and rmede places, The
ing the 9th ns Tor the transportation Of spece bank notes.
bundles and packages Of goods collection OF dra bulls nntse
and accounts and all such may 70
them. POMEROY 4 CO
- avail NY
". b. Immediately the opening OF lake ebs
above line will be extended ChiesRo Cjpo pnaG
&c and continued entire in ppsxion
with their New YORK; Albany, Troy and Buffalo daily en-
~
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WASHINGTON TEMPE RANCE HOTEL.
96PsAKL ST. FaANKL IN SQUARE NY

7 FOWLkR SON respectfully inform their friend, snd
the public, that thew have opened the above well pown
Hotel o. strict temperate principles and pledge
10 conduct the same strictly IN those prnclss The secom
modat nee they sood
Penn and trsn-nt bosrte ny the dy week Phi
vae sparfm nts for fmes the reasonable rerms
The cation the London and ,v,rpooI
Packets and the Albany. Buffalo, Boston and
boats Every inf rmation n persons the
hest and Of pats Of the United
St,trs az d Cana IA
The Reading Room will b. supplied with Epr;sh and
American rapers, aud all the Temperance p~nodrals.
Tsm-B 'Uking per week s., day rs cents Tea coE
fec cakes &c aiwsvs ready.
We, the uud-rign.d. would rheerfulv rseommend tho
above Hotel to tn Of Washing nsn GeLds, aud
the travelling public generally
Hon Aaron Clark
Hon. G.o. Hal President Parent Society, RrookIyn.
James Van DYKE President Of ~ III bout B. Soci.ry
" James Pre- den' III. Ffaoklu Ten Society.
Vim +. Leg Vice Pfesidsot Broadway ociety.
A T. Flanagan, President Of Poop, CT socet
81 Rev aac ovsr, rtessent WsshpGtonsp T. B. Society.
Nichols Opf, Pfesdeot of Ander'on Society.
A Wilson, M, ID. President Of Marshall I A Society.
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MARTIN COUPA, Guitar Manufacturers, No ,s3
IVI Broadway, have aDy hand "a
srment OF Guar ufactu ed from the best materials Of
supeuor tone and verect IN every respect:
Martin Coupa having mad. several Improvements the
manu- curing bsnth eu,blrd oHrI their
over III IN any Other esisb shm- Mt ia the city.
ang-is mstg their pschas-s will find IL their
adv ra snd their assortment which the
largest n The Ured States.
" B.-The Guitars warranted TO stand any change Of
cIim,te
s. Id wholesale and rtai' ss5 Broadway (up its No
contfcf'oD with the musif sore ne
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DAMS II CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK Ey
n PREsS-The public respectfully informed that q
ubcrihers have established Express between New 70
aud Newark ~ y for the transmission and speedy delvo
II packages bundles money &c &r; the collection of
md bills and all other business appertainng Express
Orders for articles TO be returned by the Express will
delivered free OF charge.
Once in New York az No VAL street and in Newark,
SMITHS Newspaper Depot No. $40 Broad St
Leave New York al TX A. N, and tkP NJ.
Leave Newark II . A. M. and ~ 2 NJ