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NOTICE.
NOTICE
PROPOSALS. will be received at the PURCHASE

NOTICE.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Purchasing
i Office, Quartermasters Department IN Phila-
dephia to furnish the following materials and arti-
cles for the United States Army for the year lS43,
viz:
Sky blue twill'd Cloth, 6, wide
Bleachcd Cotton Shifting, wide
Unbleached do wide
Unbleached Cotton Drilling I wide.
Flannel of Cotton and Wool, wide.
Canton Flannel, wide.
Uniform Caps for Dragons, Artillery and In
fantry
Pompons for Artillery.
Shoulder Straps, (brass,) for Dragons.
Blankets, g. feet long, wide, weight lbs
Horse Blankets, blue, feet long, s. wide, weigh,
1 lbs
Drums, complete, Artillery and Infantry.
Metal Cap Equipments for Dragons, Artillery and
Infantry
Iatchets.
Worsted Binding and Cord of all kinds.
The quantity and number of these articles will be
determined hereafter.
Casks for ] year from April next.
The whole are to be of domestic manufactured ma
terals Patterns of all the required Woollen and
Cotton Cloths and articles deposited in the Pur-
chasing Office in this city, for examination. Sam
pies of any Of the Wooen and Cotton Cloths will be
sent to any manufactures, on application TO tins Of
fee by mail, and such information given as may be
desired.
On the samples and patterns exhibited, the con-
tracts will be founded and inspections made, and no
article will be received that is inferior in the ma
terals workmanship to, or that does not cores
pond in every respect with the pattern on which a
contract is founded.
The supplies are TO be delivered at the United
States Arsenal, near Philadelphia, for Inspection in
equal onthy portions, and the contracts are TO be
filled on or before the LIST day of April, ls43.
The proposals must be in writing, sealed, and en-
dor ed Proposals" and must reach the office of the
Asst Quartermaster General Oh or before the 2Otf
day of'February, ls43. Security will be required
for thslplhIment Of contracts.
Purchasing Office, Or Mrs Dept.
Phia., both Jan, lSi3.
ian 25-codt2Oth feb
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PETERS VEGETABLE SHILLING
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

This is not only the cheapest but the bet, neatos'
and most comfort bile plaster IN existence
Peters Shilling Plaster is an easy and most ehec
tive remedy for pain in the breast, side, or stomach
weakness pain in the chest, loins, OF bacs-shh-
Of thu neck, affections Of the limbs or Jom's,
whether produced by rheumatism or other causes,
babitual pain of the head or stomach, piles colds
coughs, liver complaints weakness OF the spine pre-
DISPOSE ION to break out in bilcs and pimpcs, s'iess
ness OF the frame, aud for general dcbiliialion'
Let any person afflicted as above try one OF Peters
Shilling Pasters, and We will venture to say That he
could not be prevailed on TO discard Il again, Tor ten
or most probably for a hundred dollars Price
twelve and half cents.
Principal office No % North Sixth street, rhila
dolphia ,,.,, e,,,l,-.,,
General Agent for the District
Also for sale 10y the principal Druggists IN tn
/ pistri,t ian G-ly
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

On motion Of Mr. JOHNSON, Of Tennessee, il
was
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Navy inform
the House of the amount Of money paid TO the ofh'
GERS of the scientific corps engag in the EXPLORING
Expedition and 10 the naval officers engaged in the
coast survey, since the 30th OF March, 1889 distin
gushing between the amount paid them as their rcgr
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CORDIAL LOZENGS.

Peters Cordial Lozenges are SPECIFIC Tor the re-
lief or sick head che, lowness OF spirits,
or melancholy lapguor and debility either from pre-
vious disease too free living rcmors, spasm OF the
stomach, rrabilty Of the nerves, hystcricai alec
ton drowsincss cholera morbus sense of fatigue and
palpitation of the heart From their efficacy M Inc
r,ie of headache, they called by many the Head
ache Bozenges.
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NOW ARD IInISE

No. 10 Uainm street, PhiiahiphG.
THIS new establishment has lately been opened
i with the view of accommodating those ladies
and gentlemen who prefer quiet home, while they
soourn in lbi, city. Terms same as the best hotels.
- SWEFrSEU
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From the Ui,cassei M. Republican.
~ The following cpgram was picked up IN the
street. We guess il came irom-somewh
IMPEACHMENT OF BOTTS

How can we read grea, Walter Scots
Works-and then name the name OF Bolts,
Nor feel, that the Sublime in "
Is next to the Ridiculous.
A buck.skiu blade fierce corn-cracker
Rais'd in the State which grows tobacco,
A man Of smoke-of Ultra fame
Oh goodness gracious, what name
Can he impcach that Roman Sage
Who dares to think, when Parties rage
No! no The Members, all 10 fun,
Laughed as he aimed that dreadful gun
And cock'd his eye-and then the lock
9TH Olympian Gallery felt the shock
Al, the White House-When, with-s crack,
II bursts, and Bolts Les-on his back.
And hence Ills said, by Southern shots,
lie burst hi, boiler just like Bolts
VETO
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COUGH LOZENGES.

DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
i y snperseding all other preparations for the re-
lief OF Coughs Colds Asthma, WhoopiDg cough,
Tightness OF the Chest, Bronchitis and similar pub
monary affections.
CONSUMPTION CANNOT BE CURED!
Those who say il can are imposters and quacks.
Sun ~ may be prevented or its progress stayed, by
using DR. Peters Cough Lozenges Begin in season.
DO not neglect slight cough until consumption has
commenced its rayages. delay of few days Of
ten prove fatal. Price rs cents per box.
Peters Cough Lozenges have performed some OF
the most remarkable cures record. One trial of
them is more satisfactory than column Of certif-
rat
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IMPORTANT MEDICINES
MARsHAlL's COMPOUND SYRUP AMI


FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSArARIIJ.Al
7 = with confidence offered TO the Medical Faculty
and the Public, possessing in great degree, all
the virtue. Of SARSAPARlLLA, in il most con
ccntra,ed form, being prepared by a INV and M
PROVED process over all others, which extracts all
the active matter of the root. II is highly recon-
mended as Spring and Fall purifier Of the BLOOD
and will be found particularly useful in Rheumatism,
Ulcers, Scrofua, letter White Swelling, Cu,aneols
Eripon. and ,rL disorders which arise from on i'm
pure state of the BLoop, the abuse f Mercury, &c.
Pm, .icians who prescribe MARsHALLs SARSAPA-
RIILA, will soon discover such incontestible cvi-
dencc OF IFS curative powers, shall fully establish
s character and superiority over all others now IN
use.
principle Of Sarsayariia than gallon OF those mix
lures usually sold IN the stores, and those who have
bfs disappointed in me use N Sorpnuo, ioH find tbs
M rG,ei,ai rernedy Price Of Ssrsapara, ~ price
of Extract, 10 cents. -
MARSHALL'S vERMIFUGE
Is recommended 20 nurses parents and others, who
have the care Of children, the most safe and efoc
tusl ,rorrn Siroyng mtdicints yet discovered. Be
sides being ss and ooire vcrmifugo, II IS so plea
SAINT that no child will refuse 10 take IT, II Is equally
cficacious in removing other disorders, such a.
boue ooppIainfs romting, and all complaints TO which
| children are lisbr.
Sold al w. MARsHALL'S successor Of Charles
Marshall No. 3l2, Market street above Ninth, PM
Isdelpha. Price - cents
| For sale by WILLIAM YOUNG, Agent for The
CITY Of Washington, ID G jan. 81
JHDMpsUN'S LifE PRESERNER.
rINIIIS Medicine !, supposed by many to be connect
i ed with the ThOmp,onian Practice but the public
arc informed that It has no connection with Il what
| ever. ...
NM YOUNG, Agent,
| IAN IN 2lnor. east Of Gsd,by'-, Pc Az
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TO THE LADIES.

r AIDES black gaiter boots, and white and bacl
IL satin slippers. 80,
Just opened fresh supply OF the above desirable
articles. ,,,,r ,,N
Jan 25-3t
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ian 25-eodt20th feb

F1NO ClAlMANlS.-1h he Undersigned VIII give
i strict attention TO claims before Congress, and
other bran hes of The Government, that may be
fded 10 his care He will attend 10 procuring pat
ent for public lands TO pre-empton and other land
claims and TO the confirmation OF grants OF land by
Congress also TO revolutionary aims against The
state of virginia as well as the United States.
Reference is made TO William Selden, Esq, Urea
surer Of the United States and Gen. Alex. Hunter,
Marshal of the District of Columbia
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON.
lamar, H. ISI3N
nocvr,p zoIIICEorFER VEGETABLE
pIrpChTIVE Ann AITERAIIyE PILLS
nn-, n,,,.. :.
I>HESb flLi,S oPeIato n'i',y s"u o".o,uaIiy ~
,e pselo % .od oorrec,i,g Of . same lime
49, aoon IF ,he liver and ali the secretions and
'ho ac'io'l " ~. -, ~ Iii ~ rcs,orng ,h.,
eono. ~ 1890 ,hc hlool so essential to
,' anioym.n, Of health. They are made entirely
out of VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and are the re-
suit OF the experience of DR.. Zollickohcr, in Medi-
cal Botany Tor upwards OF twenty years. They
purge without guplng OF s'chening the stomach, ana
may be taken without any restrictions que, orornS'
fear from eNposure-and 10y We mos, delicate per-
sons, with perfect safety Inc hOoLi say ueN
are the best popular phi before ue puohe,
Diseases ~ "mou sncs, pun WI s'".' any -, -
curc-smple cases OF Dubious ieEer ieNer anu 'se'
and al MINUS w eolG, 49, C., Ice of d;,rrb,
hAtuieh' OF VIM COW VIC =" y IS W. a.. go
(ioosehess W ,'o po"esl '' 81 To- oS anne
uNenes,, Whe,her u'lse", - a., paI ,ddinoss ME-
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VACCINE MATTER.

rThc above article, iiom the "Jenncrian vaccine
! Institution heretofore recommended ny Dts
Scwall Hall and Hunt, can be had OF The suo'crlo.,
within a few DAYS notice fresh and genuine under
seven days old in all instances, at 81 per crust Al
orders will be promptly attendcdto. II viii DC re-
collected that the General Government receives Tvs
supplies from the above Institution.
VIM. YOUNG, Agent
vasLi,yton Civ. successor to J. 4 w Young
jan ~ Druggist, Nssl',s,on O,,y, =, y,
n,Rs GASshWAY, Pennsylvania avenue, cor.
MI ner of 10th street, south siGe, has psror an
bsJroon which she will rent with OF without board
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Farewell Benefit OF
MISS REYNOLDS,
Aud lie last night but one Of the season.

Mss Reynolds respectfully announces her Fare
well Benefit aud last appearance, but onr, in Wash,
luton THIS season, as her engagement at Richmond
compe her 10 leave for that city in the early part OF
next week Miss X. trusts the arrangements OF tie
evening VIII prove gratifying 10 her friends and as
cures the she has spared neither eNertons nor ex-
pense ~ placing before them combination OF talent
seldom seen
MIR. BURTON.
AS Tony LuMrKiS and the WAspERISo MINSTREL.
MIR. JOHN SETON and MRS. MCLEAN,
VIII also appear on the occasion, and
MISS REYNOLDS
will perform the characters Of Mrs. Hardeastle and
the Minstrel, and sing
FOUR ADMIRED SONGS.
On Friday January 9th, ls43
viii be performed the excellent Comedy of
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER,
THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT
Miss Hardcaste (drs, time) Miss Reynolds.
Tony Lumpkin MIR. Burton
D'ggory Mr.. Seton.
During the evening, the comic songs Of
"An round my Hat" and the "Nice Young Man,
by Mr. Burton.
Mr. Seton will sing two comic songs and
Miss Reynolds will sing four Of her most popular
ballads
10 conclude with the highly lsughable Farce of III,
WANDERING MINSTREL
The Wandering Minstrel with dittes and tunes OF
The clarionett, Mr.. Burton.
The real Minstrel, with song, Miss Reynolds
Doors open halt past 6.
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DR.. Pangloss, LII. ID. and A. S. 5. by Mr.. BURTON,
Lord Dubcry, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON, who has kind
/, volunteered.
Cicy II ,mespun, Miss REYNOLDS.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
By and rih the advice aud consent Of The Senaie.
SrED Ban CALvAuN, 10 be Consul Of the Unet
States for the port of Muscat, in the dominons o
the Sultan Of Muscat, in the place of Henry Mar
shall resigned.
CUsTOM-HoUsE OFFICERS
COLLECTIONS.
HuGH NELSON, Petersburg, Va, vice J. w. Camp
bell, deceased.
GEoRGE RoysrEn, Teche, La, vice John W
Dough, deceased.
SURVEYORS
DANIEL FosrER, Beverly, Mass, vice $. ID. Tur
ner, who did not qualify.
vice J. ii. Battle, resigned.
OLIVER Harms, ST. Louis, Mo, vice T.. r. Hop
kins, deceased.
NAVAL OFFICER.
JOEL B. surnExL AND, Philadelphia. vice Alexander
Ferguson.
ERNEST MonrnY, New Orleans. vice A. H. ms
keep
LAND OFFICERS.
REGISTER.
ALBERT w. PARIS, Muskoday, Wisconsin, vice
J. ID. Weston, signed
RECEIVERS
RoBxRr b, SEMpLr, Tallahassee, Flo, vice Henr,
Washington, resigned.
MosEs IL Kirby, Lima, o., vice VIM. Blackburn
whose commission expired.
JoHN H. McRAE, Grenada, Miss, vice Jas. A. Gi
raut, resigned.
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, January 26, l043.
Present as yesterday.
l.. Caruthers and Milton Brown, Esquires, Of
Tennessee, were admitted attorneys and counsellors
of this Court.
No 20. Thorn Morris, appellant Us. Maria Nix
on, ct al. The argument of this cause was continued
by Mr.. Sergeant for the appeees.
djourned till tomorrow morning, ii O'Clock.
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MUSICAL OLlO,
In which Miss REYNOLDS, MIR JOHN SEXTON
and MIR BURTON will sing several songs
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
w. f.. BURTON.

w. f. BURTON.
Presents his grateful respects to the inhabitants and
v.iters of Washington and IFS vicinity, and informs
them tina, his BENEFIT AND LAST APPEAR-
ANCE will take place
On SATURDAY, January 2sth,
The Las, Night of the Season, when the Sterling
Comedy, by Coleman, of
THE HEIR AT LAW
viii be supported by powerful array of talent.
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THURSDAY, the 26,h instant,

rich and complete assortment, comprising
some entirely new styles OF Lamps, ana
every article in the line, of that exquisite
taste peculia, TO French manufactures, Sc
lected from the latest AMI most fashionable
models nov in use at Paris; aud as thern
are but few duplicates, and IN many m.
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To conclude with Two Acts of the popular Drama Of
CHARLES OMALLEl,
Ia which MIR. BURTON and Miss JUDY MhCAN
viii appear.
Box Book nov open.
ian 21--FSS
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sr annual compensation, aud the moneys paid them
Tor extra spy other service, other than their rcgu-
LAT compensation.
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A CARD

fINliE Subseri ers beg to announce that
Il the Proprietor Of the DEPOT OF
FRENCH MECHANICAL, or CAkCEL
LAMPS, at New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, has eonhded 10 US the Agency ioi
tl.e sale OF those invaluable articles m thu
cit, We shall open on
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jan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07
M AR RI Ed.

On Thursday the 9th last. by the Rev. J. G. Greene, Jo
seph w. Kellogg Mary Jane, daughter of Henry Worra
all Of this city.
July ), Mr.. George j. N1awson to Miss Sarah fourth
daughter of Mr.. Michael Levy.
At Tompknsvile, Staten Island, July g, Mr.. William
Anthony King Miss Harriee Ann Watson both OF this
city.
1t Asbury ~ j. June u, Professor Deems, of the Uni
yersy OF North Carolina, Anna, daughter of Israel d.
Disosway, Esq. Of New-York.
Al New-London July Thomas Garlic, of New-York,
TO Augusta Co. only dsug er of Hon Daniel Deshon, Of that
place.
At Baltimore July . Mr. Samuel Ash, formerly of Bos-
ton 10 Miss Isabella Brandt, of Baltimore.
At Washington D. C., June 20, Nh John T. Bagsott to
Miss Annie NiEginia hewitt.
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ED,

On Thursday morning, July g. of consumption, jaques
D enyse, in the 9Th year OF his age
July Beian Whitchurch, wife of Thomas Bussing, in
the 40tll year of her age.
July Anna Maria, daughter OF Robert Walsh, Esq and
wife Of Edmund Lsfan.
July Miss Sarah Jane daughter Of the late John Palmer,
Esq in the Both year of her.
July s. after a long illness, MIS- Anna Elizabeth VII
liams, ST.
Jay j. Samuel Barnett, in his 10th year
AT the Asylum for Respectable Aged ladigent Females,
july 3D. Mrs. Sarah Dean aged oS. At the place,
the 4h inst Mrs Hannah Mqrcher aged Sc. AZ the
place June 20, Mrs Catherine Roman, 90.
Al Brooklyn, July 5, Alfred g., months infant son OF
Alfred and Mary Mary A. Stevens
A, Elizabe,htowon Canada, June a5 Mr.. Ezeka Ship
man. the soiI year of his age lie was native of Con-
nrrflC
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The Literary Contents
THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
ONLY ONE SHILLING.

~ pe-,cns wishing copes 10 send TO their friends in the
country or Europe can bta them the counter neatly put
nm in wraupe for the mails For copies 20 cents elsven
for ST. So hundred Agents who have not given he or
ders will please do without delay Office 30 Annst. For
sale b. all Periodical Agents Newsmen and Boys
u THE NEW WORLD, BLACKWoOD's MAGA-
ZINE, aud MONTHLY SERIAL SUPPLEMENT-, will
ic sent 10 all subscribers by mail for IS year
address, post paid or free,
jy72t j. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann'strcet New-YoFk
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Passengers Arrived

la the brig Moon from Chareston--R Lawton. lady
and child Mrs A Plat and children; Mrs allen
and child Mrs NJ DAVIS, Mrs NJ A Clark MessFs
II Lockwood Gllly T Cosgroye Jeffords Alefkey, a
NJ Galpin j a Pratt " II Plat. q Goddall Stockrnan
L Reed, D II Siliox, Zenas NJ Upham, w King, B
O'Riley, T Kendall and ) in the Storage
Passengers Sailed
In the schr Morning Star, for Nassau, y P-Mr Trebbr
Mr. Darling aud daughter Mrs James jarrett aud servant
Mr. and Mrs James jarrett, Jr
10 the brig L Baldwin, from Savannah for New-iork-
W,m Crabtree Jr lady and two chldIen; Clark sayies
and LADY, Messys Foote Kellogg and Master Sayes
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Thousands daily taken with the Disrhita 8, Row:
y Complaint. and far have been able learn
person Who has used Dr. l. D. Fieminss leicatc9 DiarThGa
CaniT has ueen relieved and have doubt from
u form ard from The demand for thu article that
it will soon hsi.. es- rears iicE>.J As family n14
cine 1t purely vegetable. ncl- r'eaan HIS
Worm Candy exceeds any thing cot up the gsstfc
ZION of worms 1t mild pleasant, and certain to produce the
aud does not sick-n. Mothers should he without it
For sale wholesale and retail at Dr. CoyeTt office l35 Nassau
y
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DHE ALHANIRA, Broadway, between Sp

THE albania, Broadway, between Spring
uray the first of July This temple of luxury in which Will
be the richest ices together with the choicest CAKES
and of every description altogether unique IN
ts srve ard arrangement There nothing resembling u IN
his city or country and il believed that from The singular
s, and ulsndor witt! which fitted up, aud the superior
aI;tv of the ices which will be found there, THIS rsta-
lmrnt take precedence OF al Others OF cum;
lar class place Of fashionable resort The furniture IS All
of the recherche and costly kind being designed and
street through deliberately ornamen'ed vestibule IN ne
Moorish style you proceed into spacions saoon tasses
decorated and lighted with splendid glass Chandeliers OF Tue
PATTERN and thence into caracous area ah court
paved with marble surrounded by beautiful a'covss contain
ng .be tables and for the accommodation OF ses
In the the beautiful temple III me FORM ol
IN octagon surrounding superb fountain supplied ~ tr
roton watrr the spray which keeps the air constantly co9
The whole interior modelled after apartments IN te es
braed palace in the Aihamra, in SPAN.
The saloon second floor for the reception OF ladies'
il fitted up with the and most elegant eHch furniture
The sofas ottoni,ns lounges &c being made expressly Tor
the Albania. -, -,
This room particularly designed for ladies IN the
dag time who after the atigues Of shoppng or making calls
would like private retreat than the TO resi-
and refresh themselves.
The whole OF tbs magnificent establishnent Is under The
Immediate care and management of NJ A. hANSON, 81
Phadrha long known the fashionable world OF na CITY
as having ,eor Of these Injuries ne IT.
will be entirely pure aud II belIeyed t1t
circumstance alone would rnder them rarity ID
Wines and liquors OF The choicest kinds L,;-h
No pains or expense has been spared 70 render tins esao
nent WORTHY OF patronage of the Elite Of this city ana all
that is now desired that may be and fairly appfe
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rUHE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
1 PETER v Hustled Merchant Tailor, No. Chat
ham Snuar conner of aherlst,ee makes Clothing to or
d.: in the and latest style 10 per cent cheaper than the
cne,pes Cash Tailor IN the city g ,
Strangers the City se:na customers VINO may ma
the distance enen will please send note through The
nsb Post when they will be waited with samples oi
such Good, as they may desire, their taken and
Clothing sent home, finished in style OF workmanship hst
will en- ,lie entire satisfaction no sale. =.
sui, OF Clobe, made in q hours i required; good ~
and disappointment, under forfeiture OF inc ai
clrs ordered. ca, e -.
CUSTOMERS be supplied with ready made Goods Of every
description. lSI INNS
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q Perpetual Fair-American Museum
The new hall for The exhibition Of Cards of business an
OF manufactures and the ready for their
receptions Contributors particularly TO send IN
their goods c without delay the hall Will be opened 10
the public in few days which the names business
and ocaop OF each depoor will be srstuitousy adver-
" i, P T BARNpM.
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;. The PhiIosoDi,cr,s s.cnc

anacea for all iaeascsas diligently sought for but
found by the old achsmis In these modern days, how
ever one medicine has been invented which specific for at
least dozen diseases. We Jlynes Tonic Verm u=e,
WHICH certified by OF the highest standing IN society to
piles dyssntery 3cdity ofhe stomach and all other com
plants affecting the stomach and bowels. Its omachlc
well as aerafve qualities highly beneficial in all
where disease accompanied by partial proStfaon OF the
bodily While II removes obstruction, IT lmpas tone
and yisor TO the digestive functions.
Sold by the Agents ~ g. K D. SANDS, Druggists, No.
79Fuontreet, 273 Broadway - Ea, Broadway. Price 81
il Otis
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H7-.Metticai Society Of the City ond Coun-
~ OF New Yoris.-Ihe GnnfersaEy Meeting of the
Society will be held e Sessions Court Room Monday
'O''' '"s''''' : s'''"' H. D. HURLEY, ND,
ri 2. Recording Secretary,
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