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ut PRIVATE SALE,
~ Y AUCTION PRICES
2u0 quires full bound Blank Books
2OO do half bound do
SO quarto Bibles; 500 pairs Shoes and Boots
quo dozen spool Cotton; $40 boxes fancy Soap
25 lsdy's Work Boxes
10 splendid rose and and maple wood portable
Writing Desks
dozen Guitars; / dozen Violins
10 cases brass and wood work Clocks
900 dozen ladies' white and cold cotton Hose
200 do gentlemen's Half Hose
Also. Rogers Razors and table cutlery of all kinds.
LEWIS g. HUNT,
ia o. Auctionssp.
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IN LINE, Avn CI.MENI.
/ HE SUBSCRIBERS keep ON hand n constant sup
py of Lime and Cement Mt their re- peclive yards
ULYSSES WARD 18th ST.
sepl7-2aw GEORGE COLLARD, 9Th st.
"a NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
YIN THE WEST SIDE of 7th street, between d and
E, recently occupied by MIR. Bassett.
The subscriber has just opened and shall continue to
receive weekly supplies of gentemens. ladies' misses,
boy'syouhs and chldrens Boots and Shoes OF vorie-
ty of shapes and qualities consisting, in part, Of:
Gentlemen's fine calf and Morocco Boots, pegged and
Do buff, grain, and kip do
Do calf do do do Bootees
Ladies' morocco seal, and leather Jeffersons and
Shippers ILL.,,
Do do and kid Run-round Slippers
Do do seal and leather Shoes low price
Misses do do do do and Bootees
Bows and Youths buff and kip Booees
Children's Shoes of all kinds
Also Mems coarse Boots and Brogans, prime article
for field hands
All of which are offered Mt the lowest cash prices
invite the citizens of Washington and the public IN
general 10 call and look my assortment feeling assured
that it will compare with the cheapest both in quality and
price The of my stock is manufactured in The Dis
trict and expressly for can recommend the work
as equal to any in the city. ;
Remember the place. 7th street, few doors below tho
corner of Z.
sen3OIm CHARLES PASCOE.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, WASHINGTON, DC
DY TYLER 81 BIRCH.--ihe subscribers having


DY TYLER g. BIRCH.--rhe subscribers having
D opened this large and commodious establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and At Streets on the
square and Of the railroad depot invite the
attention of the travelling public and immunity large
to the ample arrangements they have made for their
fort and convenience The very liberal encouragement
which the public extended to Thompson Tyler while
proprietor of the Exchange Hotel Induces him to hope
that he may continue deserve its patronage the Uni
ted States Hotel and he them that neither pains
expense will be spared in his efforts to cater to the
tastes of NIL This Hotel of the largest in the
Union and will accommodate 300 persons. 1t has
meeous private parors for families, and is but two min
utes walk from the railroad depot, and five from the
Capitol. THOMPSON TYLER,
oct7 If JAMES II. BIRCH.
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GENTLEMEN'S WARDROBE ARTICLES.
TINE largest, richest and most varied assortment Of
i Gentlemens " Belongings" ever brought To this
market; among which may be found s
Geqtlemens elegant fancy Scarfs
DO do plain and figured black Scarfs
Do do fancy and blk Cravats and Scarfs
Do Opera Ties
Do whise and coored Gloves in variety
Do do do buckskn Gloves
DO do do cashmere do
Do do do CASHMERE do
Do merino, lambswool and cotton Drawers
Do do do . do Shirts
Umbrellas, Canes, Cane Seats, Umbrella Canes, Dres-
sing Cases, Perlumery, etc.
Our assortment unusually rich and most of goods
are superior in quality and styles.
y FISH g. co.
oct 23-3t Nos. and 2, Browns Hotel.
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CASH FoR RAGS /!

IRON 2 1-2 to 3 l-2 cents per ID. will he paid for
any quantity of clean rags at the Printing Office
and Bookbindery Of J. c. MCGUIRE
sep20 cor 10th st. ond Penn. avenue.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS,

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-
October 4, 1874. :
nj Office is hereby given thai the Library of Con
~ gress will be clio, ed on Tuesday The 18th o.
October and will not again be opened until Tuesday the
l2lh of November. JOHN 5. MEEHAN,
oct4 eotd Librarian.
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MI TO PHlSICI ms AND LADIES.
lNRS JA MES BELTS Uterine Supporter, for the
rel ef of Pro apsus Uter--fhe above valuable adjunct
10 practice has been received by the sub
scrber from Mrs Belts ,tirect Valuable testimonials
from the most eminent p OCCASIONAL men IN this country
and Europe attest Ills superiority and can be obtained Tree
Of expense at his Office.
ACAU11ON-As counterfies have been offered, be
sure to see that each supporter has the written sgnture
of the nventress ~ Sarah Bets" Now for sale by
CHI. JAMES,
sep30 corner Of l4th and L street.
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COAL! COAL,

N COAL! COAL!
HE subscriber has just ed his supply OF snpe-
ror red and grey ash Coal which he offers for sale very
low for cash or 10 mnca short dates. In
qure a the Lumber and Wood Yard at the corner OF 9th
street and Missouri avenue.
oct l4--lm GEORGE IOLiAND.
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VIZ PAINTS .f.ND OIL
w ALLACE ELIOT & CO, corner off and 18th
streets, have on hand Tor sale
White Lead in oil, pure, extra, and No.
Chrome Paris aud Imperial Greens
Pure Verdgri-, Chrome Yellow
Linseed Oh, SC, &c, lie 81
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NEW, RICH, AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
AT o. FISH q cos, (HATTERs,> Browns HoTEL
~ ENT LEJEN'S splendid autumn style Beaver, Cas-.
" simere, Noleskin and Brush Hats Of superior fabric
and workmanship. A
Med UNI and low priced silk, Nutria, Angola and CO.
ney Hats some US low as y So.
Boys new style Genoa Hats with rich silk velvet, bu
gle, and jet trimmings
CAPs.--:5O dozen Caps, comprising every variety of
CLOTH fur, veve glazed muslin patent leather, hair SEAL
plush, sciilet, DC.
INFANTS CAPS, NEW sTyLEs.--We have just open
ed three cartons of very rich Paris styles of fancy velvet
and cloth Caps, with richly embroidered hands, bullion
bug'e and JET ornaments, &c These are decidedly the
richest gooIs Of the kind offered in this market.
400 LADIES' MUFFS.-We have also opened our
entire stock Of uffs AIMING them may be found super
London lusred and natural Lynx, Oratku ditto, Golden
Fox, While Bear, Fitch, Silver Badger, Genet Blue and
luslred Coney, Silver Cross Fox Isabella Bear Swedish
Martin, &C.. besides other descriptions not usually
met W tn south of New York
The above named goods, having been selected with
great aud bought at the very lowest rates, we
enabled to offer great inducements TO purchasers. We
solicit early CALL determined to sell at small
profits for cash. o. FISH d. CO.. Halters
oct 25--3t Browns Hotel
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L HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.

~ HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. 80
WiIl Will be sold, on Friday afternoon, November 8,
O'clock Lot d. in square I0l, Is feet front, lo3 feet
inches deep, running back 10 an alley, with the inn
brick basement, rooms, large garres, slate roof
and fancy portco in from. 1t is situated in the FIRST
Ward, The West Market and nearly opposite Gads
by's Row. Terms of sale One-third cash; the balance
in nine and eighteen months.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, f8
oct 2l-ts Auciioneer.#
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m NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
i HE subscriber has this day received the following
Goods to which he invites the attention OF his customers
and purchasers generally.
SILKS, he names
20 pieces satin, satin striped figured Poult de de Sole
do blue-back satin striped do
10 do rich brucade do
10 do blue black Gro de Naples
S do Italian Lustrng
2 do PLAIN black Satin, for dresses
10 do white, pink, and blue Satin
l3 do fancy striped Gro de Naples
in ALPACCAS.
10 pieces figured and plaid Alpaccas
10 do rich colored do
20 do black and blue-bnck do [rich
do super bue-back figured Bombasin, very
IN CASHNlERES.
so pieces very rich rept Cashmeres
80 do do do Cashmere d Ecosss
25 do Cashmere Moussehnes
100 do ow-priced do
40 do black and second-mourning do
in GLOVES.
so dozen Bajous best of every shade
25 do LADIES' white kid
5 do one half long do
so do assorted silk nets, some very handsome
IN SHAWLS
Rich embroidered white Grape
Do do Thibet wool
Do Cashmere
Do brocade silk
S-4 black silk
Embroidered velvet Manlillas very rich
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES.
1000 yards assorted Satines, from SO to 81 cents
30 pieces French Cashmere, new styl.
20 do ow-priced do
5 do fine wool black do
Black, blue, brown, and green Cloths
Very fine wool black French do
so pieces Welsh and Scoffields patent Flanncls,
warranted not TO shrink III washing
100 pieces assorted Flannels, from 81 To Is cents
NEGRO CLOTHING.
Sd and GA fued Cloths
10 pieces Plot Cloths
10 do heavy Cassinets
bale plaid Linseys
2 do servants Blankets
ALSO
5000 yards chintz Cal;coes, nj - cents
so u, zen Eng.is black six Hose
10 do do do halt do
do white 90
so do Prussian black Coshmere do
I25 do black and white cotton do
All Of which will be Offered at vesy low prices.
oct 25--3tawlmf X. Z. WASHlN ZION.
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NEW STORE!-- NEW STORE - GOODS AT
+ HALF THEIR VALUE!
/ have taken the store on Pennsy wanna Avenue, be-
tween 10th and 18th stree s. tw doors from Kings Lace
store where / will sell The follow ng articles fifty per
cent less than any this side OF New York, viz:
Ladies' Lislc Net APPS on y 5 cents, worth ~
Lace CoIlares, from ~ cts. to 81 so
Bonnet Tabs, 25 cents 80 Cts
Chdrens worsed Caps, 70 cts such as others sell Tor
Ladies Dress APPS, halip
Wing Binds, very nice, only $3.50
New and fashionable Bonnet Ribands, from IL to 81
cents per yard
Iisle de- NJ nom 10 80 cents per yard
French worked Collars, very cheap
Muslin baud, 81 cents
Laces of every description
Mens, Nieto Ashbuton, and Lis!e
Bobbin, French Plat, aud BRUSSELS from cts TO 81
Silk Gimp, cents
Net ips capes, and dresses, from cts ts SI25
The best Assortment of bread Laces brought to
This Ciy
Also good assortment of Cravats, Collarets French
F,oNers, Riband Wire, &c.
All of which will sell uncommonly low, as shall
remain III ile ely but a short Time.
OCT g4-3t H. N. ROBY.
WI WORMS! WORJMSi I! WORMS ~!
w T. have just received supply Of
Siddal's Indian Vermfuge
Frey's celebrated do
Sherman's Worm Lozenges
Peters do do
w. ELIOT & CO.,
jy3 corner Of + and 18th streets.
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A U TON SAL Els.
BY WILLIAM MARSHALL.

GUNS. PISTOLS, RIFLES, AND DUCK GUNS.
IN Friday afternoon, LIST November, at 81 o'clock will
sell at my store large and splendid assortment Of
Guns, Pistols, etc. which have been mpore for retail
trade, and are of a very superior quality, viz
Single and double barrel Guns @
Duck Guns, Rifles, &c 81
Wire, Stnbb and Twist, and Damascus barrel
Duck Guns, with patina louch-holes , ia
Colts six barrel Revolving Pistols, &c.
The whole of the Guns and Pistols will be ready for
examination two days previous the SALE and will be
all numbered, that persons wishing purchase can
take the number which will enable Them to designate
the article when sold. VIM. MARSHALL,
oct 2l-dts Auctoneer.
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tons, Osric Ia poem,) III"
Let.eis from ireland, Ms
lume no, al octIvo. just
bookstore of
oct % lor
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IN NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
| HE subscriber has this day received the following
Goods which he invites the attention Of his customers
and purchasers generally.
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- CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. g19t
n r works OF Charlotte Eliz ,beth w,h introduce
ton by Mrs H. b. owe cr,op,np Personal Eeco lee
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

Dsrasr nc OF 81 AUGUSTINE, Nov 2oNotee is hereby
he Gss
hundIed and twenty-five yard. North said The
49, ''''' - ei' x W. WALKER. Collector.
spoken.
Gs%s, "a, na%Spiy % from smyrna for NYork ds OUT Oct 90
Oregon from afseiles New Orleans Oct as of Cape
FIayius, of New York. from Leshom for New York. the
P.ndaI Fs.sn from Ms..siIls. for Boston the day.
Foreign Ports.
ca, css% H'ly SSs as Ca
Hong kca ciIsas % ID
which cspiaras and "rasd to Hong
As,rS Aus ssSspa,sed Hswqus Palmer. I'm NYok for
srssAlIs or GAsrAR. SEPT 5-Passed American Ships
ST HELENA, Oct 2s-Passed Sidney Weston I'm Calcutta
Lake Ports.
a Haisss' $ss. DS
,si,! ,5 bfnIG, S S1ass De-
Soh s,sSsG 5sISee%y Issdoi Haa
swaos as.D,S DSRSe .a aa Es%s
Sleby Clsvsia1d; Convoy, Martin do; Wndham Sheppard
CLESsh.sD Nov sS-Arr Vermont Lenou. Detroit; Gal
%Ss aSa cs bs..a sss o'MssG Nine
Woottop. Sandusky. -"
Home Ports.
ERArKFoRr, Nov 30-Sld Miquelon Smith, Charleston
PonJIAsp Dec i.ATr Csniero Shields trinidad; sarnh
Kmbal Batnore; 2nd, Michigan, Hasy. Trapan Glib
PcRrsMourH. Dec Arr Wanderer (Br) Dawson, Wind
sor Tor got hurt by handske in heavng the
Dec Is iGs sle ss sa'? Wsn.
NhWbunypoRT Nov 3o-Arr Athens Jones' I'm Cadiz, and
SiS oss ss's s. ss
o. Saie raos exshapged slsoas with Baltic steering Me- Oct
New World t m Palermo for o all Of which supgosl
heavy Gales from IL rom w W csT
sT; n; vfo sn PeaIsoa Pearl. Harding; GlsytCn prksr
Mchss sna row wS; s B. G.
Eld5dse Eredsrcksbug; shyiock Alexandria;
svs Bafnhsm Port renn pel Grand Island Lecoupt Kch-
Fancy Chase dos Brilliant Leaviit Rappahannock River
was run into last night by scr Margaret Ann lost b boom
fore ssm ss sfss e, Y Mbs
Rodop Fiji Fan 'ia1ai; PhadsphSs IaSs
EocAIrowNa Nov 2s-An Fairfield, Burr NYork for sa-
em :, iesGn Ba9son Dc for Bangor a9 Coral Smith New
Bryant do for Weymouth: Retrieve Bunham PpladeIphia
for Gloucester Sid Dec st the above. and others bound
bng Caroline Ferris Nantucket for Norfolk Sid Msrgarst
YORK, and David Coffin, Smith, Philadelphia; VIM RUSSELL
SAvAsNAH. Nov sO-sld Exact, Johnson, NYork
Dyer ia Gasan Havana ovand0
cS S'Ssf %aa%: hs
I vrs ksouiav Blanchard avans yotae Bradbury savan
@ Nov fasse oasshps MatAs ru.aua Will
Bs:is as Sss Ssfsss
by Jones' aud Manhattan DSsue NIoe; fsra hn
gon Baayton fisightog chSr Empire Lewis New York
freight charter. - -
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
from our Regular correspondcnt.l

WASHINGTON, Lee. o. sotf'
Hon. Willis Hall and Geo. II. Davis, of New
York, were admitted, on motion Of the Chief JUS
iice, as counsellors at law in the Supreme Court
OF the United States. AMong other distinguished
gentlemen present in the court room this morning,
were Hon. Geo. M. Dallas Con business with the
courD, Hon. VIM Cost Johnson, Of Maryland,
and Hon. Richard H. Wilde, of Georgia.
On the adjournment Of the court, the members
Of the bar were convened in the court room, when,
on motion OF Mr.. r.. II. Coke, Mr.. Buchanan, of
Pennsy ylvanla, was called TO the chair, and Mr.
Dayton, Of New Jersey, appointed as secretary.
Mr. j. X. Ingersoll then announced the object of
the meeting 10 be the expression Of the accustom-
ed testimonials OF respect for deceased and dis
tinguished member Of the profession, in memory
OF the late Judge Baldwin, OF Pennsylvania. Mr..
Ingersoll then adverted briefly and beautifully TO
the worth, the learning, and the services of the
deceased, when he submitted series OF resou-
tions expressive OF the high respect and condo
iencc OF the bar closing with resolution that
the members OF the bar wear Grape upon their lett
arm during the session Of the court; another that
the family of the deceased be informed OF these
proceedings, and finally that the Chief Justice be
requested to admit said proceedings in the book OF
the minutes OF the court.
We requested copy of the foregoing proceed
ings from the Clerk OF the Court for the Herald,
who objected, because it would be anticipating the
action OF the Court. Not recognizing such objcc-
ton, we have given the substance ot the proceed
ings as our only alternative.
We received intelligence this morning from the
west ot the return Of Messrs. Benton and Atchis0n,
Of Mo to the Senate the former by majority OF
IL, despite the detection OF the softs
Chancellor Walworth and Judge King are spoken
OF as likely to hll the two vacancies in the Su-
preme bench,
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-,
SECOND SESSION.
In Senate.

IN senate
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1874.
Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment. The fol-
lowing Senators, In addition 10 the quorum of yes
terday, appeared in their places, to wit -
Messrs. Bayard, Del Francis, r. l.; Wood
bridge, and Porter, Mich Pearce, Md.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Mr.. WOODBURY. OF the joint committee appoint
ed 70 wait upon the President Of the United ntater,
and inform Of the organization Of the two Houses,
and Of their readiness 10 receive any c0mmunca-
ton which he might be pleased to make, Ieporte
that the committee had discharged the duty assign
cate with the two Houses this day, at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. CRuTENDEN seized the Intervening moment
to give notice that he should on to-movow or some
subsequent day report bill 10 change the time OF
holding the Federal Courts Of Kentucky
A message was announced from the President Of
the United States, and Mr. John Tyler, Jr.. walk
ed forward with his accustomed dignity Of bearing
and deposited the Executive communication into
the hands OF the Secretary.
AT this juIcture the Vice President elect Of the
United States, Hon George M. Dallas, made his
appearance on the floor OF the Senate, and took
Mr. Dallas, from his suit of fine silvery hair, would
be thought an older man than he really If,
were 1t not Tor his general appearance; his
hale, hearty, vigorous, compact, yet hnely pro-
portioned. His gait is light and elastc-ihe ex-
preston of his eye intellectual and benevolent-hls
dlgnfed, afablc, venerable and polite. Dress,
plain black, with white cravat. He continued
reading paper, (perhdps printed copy OF the
Message,) while the Secretary was toing through
the ably written and slatesmanlIke executive sum-
mary OF our domestic and foreign relations.
The Message having beenread, on motion oil Mr..
EVANS. the Message and documents were laid upon
the table, and 1880 copies OF the Message exclu-
sively, and 5000 copies with the accompanying
documents were ordered TO be printed. Adjourned
The New York herald., 1844-12-05

PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THis Medicine hs: been copnlesed. Purchasers win
daily appointed agents. all Of whom furnished with cc
b,samic and sea.iog powers of this herbal me
b as sv ss wSsss% a III @ o single box will
ss r.sd sboad % s1 Mns and DO So in ~ The heads
sGy esss now from ' %aay
From on .agent Jorthe Weste'm part Of Nep York.
Messrs. Thomas Robe IS & Co.
n am to state 70 YOU hs M
sissey q fss Ift PHI: A;o, Mr. J. fa1shId Of CsSs.
e Stsy sl I'll .;s
sa MsM HS s v. 1 nG G pill 9"; slow and
ed taking Them not been cured Of The most
obstinate and i'nsa'ndi's dygfEe'GsL asIiTR4'oSSs
Postmaster Of Jom's Corners, Madison county, N. "
From Agent in Phiiadelphia.
=, AsIoNbsHiN6 CURE OF THE LIVER COMPLAINT
sying received the creates, benefit, from the
He o. raps Lis & Pills can give you nv testimony in he,
have been afflicted with the Liver Compsn and che pains in
sds wrs .nS ysdy attended % wh cGSebs
used The pill, was com reduced and had 6econ
s'RGs:s Ts' sS"s
ceeS eS SI hs aaSs
Gut , Sss sa
ter health than have experienced for the last five
also sleep good did, and walk
Any person who doubts these statements as incorrect by in
q me shall receive BxRsou
Poplar Lane above 7th street, Syringe
Garden, Philadelphia. 5
Foreign merchants aud exporters inorm.o Tas Life
Pills pnt up in French, German Spanish, and Portuguese
s''s with books r. ij@fFis' u ..s
$500 RMEWtARD-cRoss' RE- "a s sPECiEic M MNIXXURE55
II remedies yet discovered for he aSsss seapa=,' ths
msie ;assdy end ,srnaas.. eur, without the least
civ, long ass;k.h Ieeom%snaa,aa. deceive
speak t. Our otec us % notify % where Be Had and
the potor challenges single caseof Gonohna be
r2%gh whs " .Sa the Mixture will not effect rapid cure under
disease that unfortunately psrvsds. all rank. Of
here p;ssenisd with remedy Sy which they
IT, s
turs !. taken az night on g?pF e bed when exposed
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
mf1y ", a.: ar. earS og ~ n % sU days oor 70,
IohS M opposite Franklin House, New YORK; Mr. BaTys
s.s S sa sso .is % s's s.s ,S .,s.. {. NV
ORLEANS. and e5 Main street, Cincinnati d3 lm.rc !.
u K. .COLLl Ms CO. So South street. have hand. and
TWNEs2iO bales English Seine, Herring, Gill, Net and
st oaTf Econ Eas. lss sAs.n comp us
SSfFso a. Fsssssa r.
tSfoS shsS f @ s :. s s, Duck
'Is!Sf S'' s s'''''
WOOL-OoO lbs American Fleece Wool washed and un-
WSHiSATn2'GoSc +, 200 bushels prime Illinois.
TBRANpYol6 q pipes Otard, Dupuy Co., under Custom
bushels superior Irish and Lancashire
GUANO-lOO tons Ichasos d5
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

NVIIIF To SOUND TEE II
Dk A. e.. CASTLE fills tender decayed Teeth with scf
- Paste which becomes impaced with them rendering the
Tooth sound and permaneN n ~ '
DR. A. e. Castle inserts sa6c,a Teeth scientific pn.
cples OF adhesion by ospheric pressure
A. q Castle refers 10 he Spanish, French aud Enel sh
Anbassadors +. soughton Esq Spanish Consul; Anthony
Barclay, Esq, British Consult Admiral Walton Lord Nor.
pelh Gen; McCary, Gen Gaines, Coy. Mason Dr. r. w,
ihys Clans aud surgeons 81 the titg Hospital
,,.s A, Z, CASTLE, NJ. D., Dentist,
aHsm 38I Broadway
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EXHIBITION.
THE END OF TIL L WOR l. ID.
A PAINTING,
Of VERY LARGE SIZE, by +. Ane at the Apollo, 40
Broadway. The Exhibition entirely separate from the
Concert Room.

- Broadway The Exhibition entirely separate from the
Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. M. TO Ar. M.
Admission Is cents. nit lmnc
NEW YOkK FULTON AND ANN ST Rect MENA
~ GERIE lao Fulton street, and l Ann street, under the
dreco" Of John Stars This Managvrie Of the
remarkable nails that lhs country
full description OF which will be found in the large and ANAL
bi lis of the day.
There the collection ufalo Black Moose Gu
rang Ouang Elk Talking Bird. the Ano, several kinds
Of Wolves dozsn of different kinds of Monkeys, Camel
Crowned Birds and many Of the animals mentioned sacred
history.
There is ring for circus exercises by wonderful
ridden by the Ourang Ouang Also the Camel Iems
in the aud be ridden by ladies aud children and the
Moose is also introduced in the ring
separate entrance for ladies' lis Fulton street neat 70 Coo
ldge Cutters drug Entrance for gentlemen in Ann st.
The place well warned aud the arranged like amph
theatre.
Open from in the morning till at night
Admission l2i2 cents dle
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
lFrom our Regular Correspondent ]

WARRINGTON, Dec. 3, 1874.
RsscindiHg the Ttcenty nth RUDE The Messags-
Distribution Of Public Money! Reduction Of
Postage Standardization Law-Refusai to Print
Message in German
JAMES G.. BENNETT
We have had an interesting day in Congress. =
The Message was delivered, and John Quincy Ad-
ans has at last succeeded in resembling the twenty
fifth rule, for which he has been laboring SO many
years, and we shall now have abolition petitions
by the wagon load. A movement has been made
relative to the naturalization law, and the House
refused to print any portion OF the copies OF the
Presidents Message in German. You will find
full proceedings reported. Ia great haste.
The New York herald., 1844-12-05
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Exchange Board Ia shares Boston and Worcester RR,
ils 5o East Boston dividends, 4 Western RR sc; $50
dos8f; rs Norwich and Worcester RR 70a; 25 do TOT;
10! do bo5d, 7o 900 Reading bonds, 50 90; 1910
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