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% THE HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OE Observation-Disclosures by the College OF Med
icine and Pharmacy of the city New York established
for the suppression Of qrackery A. 1912. This power
fu extract prepared under the suptrinendence of the
medical faculty connected with the College, may be
lied az the most efcacious remedy for all diseases
arising from impure state of the blood such scrofu
Ia salt rheum, chronic rheumatism scurvy botches or
pmpes the face body, ulcers nodes secondary sy
pills. any disease arising from injurious
curry.
SOLD in single bottles rs cents oach containing
half dczen SO 5O in do Dozen Ss carefully packed
and sent 20 all parts Of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
rect.
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mixed white and yellow 1900 socks sdv 400 sold at 40t
63tc per bush OF So pounds &c for bags cash. landng
from chip Rubicon. Lard, Western leaf 40 bbls ste
Figs Malaga so boxes &c per Id; Salt Table, 100 GO
boxes each DC cash; Black Paints poor 100 kegs
GEMS per TO- cash. Cassia 300 mats l7c per ID, do.
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On Wednesday morning 9th instant at Huntingdon l..
L. in the 10th year Of his age, HENRY EosLtso formerly
Of the city Of Dublin but for nearly thirty years resi-
dent of this CITY,
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFECTUAL-
~ cured BY the Tonic Mixture prepared by the College
ablshed for the suppression Of quackery, A. D. ls42-
Sold in large bottles So each, small do ST.
tanning half dozen S. carefully packed and to all
paris Of the Union. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
gtreet
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days Of the Steam Ships.
Packets to Arrive,

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Rochester, Britton, Aug. 7
Garrick, Skiddy, Aug. IA
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. 6
Switzerland, Chadwick Aug. 8
FROM HAyRE.
Sully, Burrows, Aug. 2
Francois ], Ainsworth, Aug. Q
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns

Passengers Arrived.
LIVERPOOL Packet ship United States-Mss Rogers Mr.
Brton, Mrs Miller Master Hencbf-ll9 in the steeage
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o. TO SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated writer has
defined to be shaving animal. This is doubtless
true, far relates to civilized man. but civilized
cannot shave without razor, and he cannot keep
his in good order without strop. We would there
fore just gen y hint readers that Saunders Patent
Metallic Tablet and Razor Srop, with four sides, has
withsood the test OF time, having been before the pub
lie more than quarter of century and probably has
no superior in giving that desirable keen edge to good
razor which renders shaving operation that may be
patiently STANDARDIZATION Mer. Journal
Roussel Almond Cream for shaving, a very superior
article received and for sale at Saunders
and of the Metallic Tablet Razor Srop 1863
Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
MR. John SETON


FRIDAY EVENING, Sept.
Last ns' bit one Of III, Ere 81 Opera and Mademoisee
ory n'hr Of the enc" : DIAMONDS Ausw'. New
The orche; he, bee 1ps@er,ei by the addition Of the
FEF&N>GtHH DENY ceo5SM affsAa Z 'he
To be led and eo"Oc ed b he celebrated Mons Provost
o%s 6 Sss to TO ienpfass eGsa with the
Auber
Last New York. te fyS %e6 Grand Opera in three acts.
LES DIA,MANs 81 y IA couRoNNE!
r,c.,,rio. trhe Crown Of DamOnds0
Ba% Ts.r:s. i: s,sj:,, Nm f:sssH
Don Seba tan dAveyro '....'' ''......' ;kcb.r
Bsi6uigi. ..............D e.scaVie
T. Dome'ti lue.... ............... Bu;sheT
Act i. Mountain, Of Portugal. 0"'A'''
Act 3D. Palace y 81 aud H Throne of the Court Lisbon
reirrshme Is in the Grand Saloon,
Where Ice c nd nS sss S viii be- :a of the ''
4. h HI:! Ss'ie s s2fscrnr
Monday, last night Of the French Open.
A Police viii be IN attendance and srsa, care s-
Tist, Fifty Csa MaT BE- bad at e.. Garden durnz
NJ a limited number of Season T,ehst. will be d.
a, this establishment on acsoun, of thu
weather csi the 5 Grand E"%@es from Bro.dw s.c2a
top and sides, can be opened at moments notice
CHATHAM THEATRE.
The Do SSsfs Ss% IA % r.. quartz,
FRIDAY ETNsSf s: will
,Df ff% EoSaT T'' % 4; fiaF ef
,.., 3 THE wAx6 Aaii vhf h,ssrsgFl s,,,.
AvpE EG s3rf G&i y'ie As
MITCHELL,s OLYMPIC THEATRE.
i, BOOTS 3 at TGE Wv SWAN;
NEW Fs 66 Sff.sf
Bobby Breakdown 80 MIR Holland
olovHhSNfSSff ' IN G sf
SssPP::y SEss;.. IS tx
QC~ Doors open at 7-Cona,n rise at halfpast7 s3r
BOWERY AMPHII HEATRE.
Boxes IS eents-Pit l2h cents.
Brilliant oiaBs 10
The GE e fq%%fnse Ei!fa magnificent
Principal NJ NJ Fl H6 bSSiBs~'H'Aip by
Minstrel; of the South viii Kentucky Caro-
, sFHf@'Gan fSSE hi.;i hsi by
Great Arena contest Of M hs Uyhpa Games by the entire
Master eSG SITESNRoY;
Doors p 9 s nc tho to baa omen az hs
additional charge s'''' ''' '~'N' 49, - So
AMERICAN Mus EUM, GAkpEN AND PER.
PETUAL FAIR
UNEXPECTED ATTRAC1.CN!
VISITOR ,a!,fd h Ella e. and
MOVING DlORAMAS,
is tfI the
Gre ''' r nP fTHiS$fSS sE$HSSh5hns
Or Boston Minses who received Of
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BEACON TROTTING COURSE.

w. Eao1A $Ffl
!aE@
M2NDAY Sept lh Purse ss, of 5000 free
for all 'f'ns ENT FIJI IS! IN m harness
Sss1' sS::; t esss s%$t b.,
ticket Office Of the Course on days of trotins SCI st.r
a .HATs-FALL FASHIONS, Ia,s.1Ths subscribe
improves The occasion presented by the fall change m he
s%
ra; sT n,s"S Lon
:sns ;ss Si' Ill @ : 4 4 I: rl %
Has are a and Ss s 'ss anu 'dv"
'SS0'''' "''n n''' sou u '''' e''' HENRY BANTA.
So 5wtwis).m
CHAMBERs EDINBURGH JoURNAL.-The reprint Of
3 yS s s hS Ba paa wSr TO be and w
printed superior paper and perfect facsimile of tie
5 ssHssg numbers of The volume hays 'e
s and and 3d. number r%Ssd s' ds
urt the latest date is reached can be lad either single
Gi iae 6sSE Fa%6sr; 6e s 't on
4 liberal discoan, to those who sell again. ssst.r
CoLLECT!NG BILLS DRAFTS, Sc, IN BosT ON
Boston , Fer n . SS to Merchant and SSe ST.
s ? ' bo So T .'t New Sa9 yoke % So
duly authorized to receive bills and forward the same to Ne for
collection Al monies collected by the subscriber will be
eharse bs are t eoscisd G By sv s
ties One'eu ''e TOO obvious 70 HHDRG Vsn ROBERTS
au29 lm.r 81 State street. up stairs. Boston.
BATTERY AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL.-The sub
scrEeT begs 70 inform her friends and the public that the
that she is now prepared make with mi. or
single gentlemen for board during the winter the most
The subSTIs Ess those families gentlemen dssiT9as Of
assured location large aud airy her house
se E' %s 90 those
d sincere hans their friends aud customers for their very
@ q%n CUISINES t o i me f &
yors They also inform their friends and customers, that the
ei sOS %Ro r IH%
w S that as IL wd s an SUBJ
statas Of the will be cooked and served up in
'f s1 s,s style EARLE FossETT.
a. sAMANos offers for SALE at No, Wall st, 10 hhos
bass of Coffee landing from brig Topaz from St. Jaso
boxes white Sugar, free labor
IS bales superior Gusa Tobacco suitable for manufac-
s5Om sg Lord Byron, woodvlle, and variety of other
wANTEDA Cooper and Milw,ish, tina. unssr,taad;
sH g &pp .afS Ss '"''
SH af Ad %sg Without
actually wsp1preof and no msaReis now AIDE and soto
by the Spret9rs Of patent lately obtained No i6 Bleeck
ignite With ,rG al; wea Ss
may sealed with wax BY the bszs them They may
burn as Sst sG 81 S IN S
eays Of the imstone mach Orders and s9Wunica'on'
sol. ,SI Sf 10 o No s
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER
Cleared,

SUN RISES ........5 81 moon SITS.
SUN SETS. .......6 90 HIGH WATER
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS!
PE Ni i VIEW NGN YSt sH M. kItdMG


(Broddtcny. opposite The EUv HrH)
NE T. BENNETT, han,ger-Ihe C0LOkED CHILD
DRED AND FIVE POUNDS, measures two feet round the
arm tire feet across tie Shoulders and six feet round the
Mr. G. Jenkins, the much admired teuor singer inmtabe
delneator and beautiful banjo player Miss Adp the charm
ing Songsess, and Ia Petite Ceto, Master NmIod, the
equaled Ethiopian Dancer the graceful dansepse-ass Blow
ing, splendid melodeon. aud SOC, 900 curiositles.
Evening entertainments at O'Clock. PsrfoP-
nance Saturday a 3 o'clock n
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Ginning in price. We notice siLs of prime Pork at $40
l2 10 ls3 and mess at $ll 25 We make quotations
Tor Beef as there is so little doing and prices rule last
recorded Lard in rather better demand than usual
we notice sales Of fair 10 good &c. end prime at Tic,
principally for export Choice Butter is in fair demand
for family use at "a Ice. but poor quality is very dull
svery active and sales for export have been made
to some extent at Al a Sc.
MoLAssEs--The market is very finn and the demand
confined to the wants OF the trade We quote sales OF
New Orleans at 80 3ltc; Porto Rico 293 3Oc.
CoTroS-Ths market is very active aud the daily sales
are to fair extent Prices very firm and the advance
is sustained by holders. Purchasers take all they want
at current quotations, the impression is in favor oil
another advance between this and the arrival the Ca
ledonia.
FLoUR-Ths market is in the uncertain state III at
has characterized il the arrival OF the Britannia
Holders do not feel disposed sell what
willing to pay, which 81 90 for Genesee Small sales
have been made at 81 62l Ohio and Michigan held at
81 so. Nothing doing III Southern. Georgetown can be
quoted at S., but it is merely nominal
The market will not be settled for some days. The
apathy among dealers great that only the press
ing wants for consumption satisfied.
Wheat has received its full portion of the decline in
prices We do not hear of any sales of consequence but
holders disposed TO operate something less than last
quotations Corn and Rye are also down. The former
wequote at So 81 cents for northern and the latter
go cents.
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DIR LAKE,
JNyENToR Of The latent" stebsmus and opphthslmi,
York This instuG certain ia operations worn
and applied without pn the patient and the sun can In
every be cured H The patient under three
In regard Dr. Lakes general practice Oc1 he HAT.
himself his practical experience guarantee implicit
confidence may placed in his professional ability.
Office hours from A. NJ TO 10 p MPatients who can only
nav for medicine
10 a, NJ to P, NJ Patients az regular fee.
Y. NJ. to 5 r. VI. Cases Of Strabsmus or Sountinr
The public examine this instrument any time nrnV Of
lice hours. $ 30-r
MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND DRUG F,SPF b. Su.
A'i MENT.-To be sold and lmmsae possession yveu /,
nmg store or moe properly sHeaks Medical and Surgical
Ohce dong spsadid business IL will he sold
present proprietor ha, 10 Europe. 70 Young MeJic
and Surgical Practitioner would be invaluable IL located
"a the very best part OF the city Terms CASH For further Par
uculars address t. c. D. the office Of this paper 81 iw-
PuH TUGUSr FEMALE PILLS
VHESE sr.famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are W
perceive, be obtained in this country See sdYcV8Fs
msnt 90 the iut column, fouryhspage.
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Foreign Markets

Foreign Markets.
CAFE HAYTiEN Aug 4.-The market is glutted with
all kinds oil American produce. Coffee and Logwood very
high and scarce, and the port very sicky.
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Plan FORTE AND STN-;ING

Plan FORTE AND SINGING
THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that they
re-commence tuition in the above branches Of
september The Misses syshni instruction in Singing
has for object the full Development of the voice The
Italian method while the incucate the
thus uniting the advantages Of a'ical the
manner the most pleasing and elective.
TERMs-At the pupils nsde.cs SIS per quarertwo pupils
Que family s2 at the Misses CTS residence $40 quarter
Residence W arren street, corner OF Broadway.
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL
400 BOWERY.
M H. d. the honor that School
w the reception of pupils. daily. Sundays excepted
For Ladies' from A. M TO Z. M.
For Gentlemen from to Q A. NJ. and to I p M.
Highly trained and quiet horses for the road parade
For terms and particulars apply as above. aus 3msr
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GS0 REWARD-Lost s. lien, Saturday, I'd Septem-
ipcO Der, in going from Park Row Front street
the Park 500 the Western Bank Of Pha-
dslpha. note addressed ITO NJ NJ, this office, will
immediate attention. and the reward paid recovery
he s5
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WASHINGTON LODGE OF THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION.

III The Marine Band will be in attendance
at the celebration at Apollo Hall, on Saturday
evening the 25th ms, and will play the Ma
tona Airs pd-o,her pieces An Address
will be delivered on the Proposed Renewal in
South America Of the Congress Of Panama, and the
Destined Union Of that continent with the United
states also, some other subjects connected with the
objects Of the Institution as the inadequacy Of the
public salaries in this country, and the evil effects of
meanness and Parsimony in that particular promo
ton OF Priyates in the army and navy the modes Of
encouraging the migration Of the rich as well as
the Iaboring classes. BY Richard s. Evans, Coun-
sellor at Law.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited TO
attend Performances TO commence at half past SIX
feb 20-3t'
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NOTICE.


TINE house Of the undersigned, at Monticello,
i Virginia, was entered on or about the 18th De-
ember last and between ten and twelve hundred dol
lars were stolen therefrom The precise description Of
the money is not recollected There in the
amount $500 Treasury note, issued by the Urea
sury in favor of S. Mcclellan, Navy Agent at Balti
more, dated the 18th Of March, or 2Sth Of April,
1912 This note was disbursed by MIR. Mcclellan
the lth May, 1912, and endorsed on the back,
being the only $500 Treasury note disbursed by him
on that day. The number is not exactly recollect-
ed, but between number 2035 and number 2S4s.-
This notice to forewarn all persons from receiving
said Treasury note, as i have made application at
the Treasury Department for its renewal. There
also four $50 Treasury notes, the numbers not
recollected-but also discussed by Mr.. Mcclellan
the llth May, 1872 and so endorsed on the back
u. p. LEVY,
Monticello, Virginia.
All the papers in the Union will confer favor on
the public by copying the above advertisement
feb I6-2aw2w Cntel)
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owed, February 18th, l843.
PRIvATE-No. 80.

PRIvATE-No. 20.
AN ACT for the relief of William De Buys post
m .ster at New Orleans.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
Gpes Of the United STATES Of 1nerca in Congress
bed, That William De Buys, postmaster at New Or
leans be, and he is hereby, authorized to retain,
out of any in his hands, or which may come TO
his hands on account of arising from boxes or
other private recepacles for letters 10 his Of
fee, the sum of six hundred and forty-eight
dollars, and seventy-two cents; TO reimburse
him for money expended by him in repairs
and fixtures for the Post Office in the city of
New Orleans, between the twenty-six Of July,
one thousand eight hundred and forty-one and the
first of January, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-two.
Approved, February 18th, lS43.
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RESOLUTION, PUBLic-No. 2.

JOINT RESOLUTION to establish agencies for
water-rotted hemp.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of the United States Of .7merica in Congress assembled
That the Secretary of the Navy be, and he hereby
authorized to establish agency in the State of Ken
tucfy, and agency in the State Of Missouri, for
the inspection, test, and purchase of water-rotted
hemp for the use of the American Navy Proridel
That domestic hemp shall not cost more than foreign
hemp of the quality in the seaport towns of the
United States.
Approved, February 18th, lS43
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
Prio, of admission reduced

a T the urgent solicitation Of numerous indi.
IA viduals, Mr.. FISK will lecture upon Mes
merism Thursday and Friday evenings, Fe-
bruary Odd and oath, at the MASONIC HALL
at half past seven O'Clock. After each lecture
he will have the pleasure Of introducing to the
attention Of the audience, highly respectable young
lady, who IS one Of the most wonderful subjects in
the United States The experiments cannot fail to
excite astonishment and admiration.
Tickets, twenty-five cents each children half
price feb 2l-N
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MECHANICAL OR CARCEL LAMPS.

MECHANICAL OR CARCEL LAMPS.
TN consequence Of the sale that these excellent
Il Lamps have met with, and the satisfaction they
have, without exception, given to our customers,
were induced to order fresh supply, which we are
informed are the last we receive this season.
Those who wish TO obtain the best Lamps known
(now considered the standard Of excellence in
France) will please make selection this week a,
the most Of the Lamps remaining unsold at the end
Of the week will be sent to different parts of the
country to supply orders.
Amongst those just received, are few at low
lamps sold by us are warranted.
J. MAST & CO, Agents,
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Feb. Got
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Approved, February 18th, lS43.
PRIVATE, NO. 27.l

PRIVATE, NO ~.
AN ACT to authorize the enrolment register Of
the brig Neuva Granada.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of the United States Of america IN Congress
Died. That the brig Neuva Granada, built at Mystic,
Connecticut and afterwards sold to a citizen of New
Granada, but since re-purchased by citizen of the
United States, and his property, lying at New
York, may be registered enrolled, the same if
said brig had not been sold to a foreigner.
Approved, February 18th, lS43.
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by AUTHORITY.1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
All THE THIRD SESSION OF THE TWEEN
TY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
PRIvATE-No. 20. I

lrRyATE-So. 20.
AN ACT for the relief of the owners Of the fund re-
ceived from the British Government as an indem-
nifty for slaves lost from on board tbs Comet and
Encomium at Nassau, Bahamas.
BE II enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tpes Of the United States Of ariea in Congress assem-
blsd, That the sum of seven thousand nine hundred
and sixty-iive dollars and twentyeght cents, bal
ance Of the indemnlties received from the British
Government for loss Of slaves from on board the
Comet and the Encomium, at Nassau, paid into the
Treasury by the late John Forsyth, be paid, on the
order Of the Secretary 4 State, to the persons or
companies entitled there the to their represents
be, and it is hereby, appr dated, to be paid out of
any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropri.
ated.
Approved, February 18th, lS43.
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ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS.

IT The Rev. JONI p. DosrLAs has, by the re-
quest of many military gentlemen Of the CITY, kindly
consented to deliver, on the Odd il stant being the
anniversary of the birth Of the immortal Washington,
address suitable to the occasion, when the military
and citizens generally respectfully invited to at
tend at seven o'clock, THIS EVENING, in st. Mat
thew's church The front seats to be rcsereed for
the military feb 2l-2t
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PRIvATE-No. IS.

AN ACT for the relief of William w. Street.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of america in Congress
bied, That the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby
authorized to pay to William w. Street six hundred
and twenty-five dollars, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for five days
use of his steamboat in the transportation of Florida
militia, in October, thousand eight hundred and
thirty-seyen.
Approved, February 18th, l643.
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DEAL EsTATEFoR sALE-Tbe subscriber o

y EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
IL fers for sale on advantageous terms number Of
Lots and Squares egbly situated in Washington city
and Georgetown, some Of them improved.
Also, Lots Nos. 7, s. IL, Ia and 49, Of the tract OF
land Immediately opposite Georgetown, containing
IN all abou, -four hundred acres These compose the
best lots in the tract heavily mbered and abound
IN beautiful building sites, with plenty of water.
Also all the Stone Quarres, No. | to 43, extend
ing from the aqueduct nearly to the Falls bridge.
The lands viii be divided into twenty thirty acre
great bargain, and liberal credit on application
TO w. w. CORC0RAN.
feb l7-3t
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Admission SO cents-Children half price. A ticket
to admit two Ladies and Gentleman 81.
To commence at half past O'Clock, and conclude
at half past9.
Tickets may be obtained at tho Bookstores Of
Messrs. Fischer, Taylor, and Farnham.
~ Private Performances before parties at their
houses, and lessons given, application to Signor
b., from whom may be purchased variety of Fam-
ly Amusements, also instructions in Vehtriloquism.
feb 1876
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DENSION AGENCY.-The subscriber for the
i last ten years, having been engaged in the ex-
animation Of claims for revolutionary services in the
Pension Office, being well acquainted with the PEN
sion laws, and the from which proof of SER
vice may be derived, and having left the Pension
Office, now offers his services as an agent for the
prosecution Of claims before that office, any of the
departments.
Those whose claims have been suspended or re-
jected at the Pension Office, may command his SER
vices by addressing him, post paid. Charges mode
rate, and attention prompt.
Reference may be made to the present delegation
in Congress from the several States with most Of
whom | am acquainted.
HENRY II. SYLVESTER.
Washington City, ID. G January 81, lSi3
feb 3-eodtf
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
OF CLOTH, &c.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of sale issued ont of the
ID District Court, in and for the Eastern District
Of Pennsylvania TO me directed, shall expose to
public sale at the auction store Of Messrs. Myers,
Claghorn, & Co, Nos 40 and a. North Front Street,
in the city of Philadelphia, on Monday, the 9th in
slant, at 10 10 O'Clock, a M,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH
AND CASIMERES,
principally of the former,) comprising various CO.
lors, and Of very superior quality having been by
decree Of said court condemned as forfeited, SC.
and to be sold by
ISAAC OTIS, u. S. Marshal
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania
u. s. MARsHAL's Orricr,
Philadelphia, February 10, ls43.
Feb. Got