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CITY ELECTION.

The following gentlemen were elected oi- ficers of the corporation of the City of Little Rock, on Monday, the lst instant, to serve the present year.
 Wm. Brown, sen.--Mayor.
 James Nelson,-Recorder.
 Reuben Raines,-Constable.
 F. w. Trapnall, R. Bebee,
 S. M. Weaver, L. J. Reardon, c. P. Bertrand, Jno. Robbins, Vim. F. Shaw, Wm. Field Were elected Aldermen.
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NORTH CARoLINA.-The Democrats of this State held their convention, at Raleigh, on the 14th December MICHAEL HoKE, of Lincoln, was nominated for Governor; Louis D. Henry, and Charles Fisher, as State del- gates to the National Convention. The Convention recommended to each Congress sional district to select delegate. No pre- ference was expressed for the Presidency or Vice Presidency. On the subject of |, Tariff tine Convention declared ssthat Tariff of du- ties should be laid solely with the view to rerenuc for the economical administration of the Government" May success attend their patriotic efforts.
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TIE LEGISLATURE OF MISSISSIPPI con- vened, at Jackson, on Monday, the 1st inst, and was organized, by electing the following officers:
 lnthe eSENATE-Jesse Speight, of Lowndes, was elected President; John Wilcox, Secre- tary; and Mir. Hudson, door-keeper.
 In the HoUsE-J, L. Iotten, of Marshall, was elected Speaker; L. L. Taylor, Clerk :; and E. T. Parrish, door-keeper.
 During the afternoon session, of the House, MT. H 1T. Coleman, of Desoto, gave notice that on tomorrow he would introduce a "Bill- to divide the State of Mississippi into districts.''
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THE DRAGooNs- President, the Se- cretary of War, and Gen. Scott, all concur, in recommending to Congress the remount- ing of the 2nd Regiment of Dragoons, with special reference to the defence of our west ern frontier. A measure, so proper as this, with such recommendation, and zealously urged, as it will be, by our whole delegation in Congress, cannot fail of success.
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DocToR D. J. CHAPMAN.-In our last pa- per, in connection with the letter of Gen.
 Conway, upon the subject of another Con vention, we expressed the hope that letter from Dr. Chapman, of similar import, would be received, and laid before our readers, this week. In this we have been disappointed. We have not yet heard from Dr. Chapman ; owing, we have no doubt, to want of time, since the receipt of our paper, for his re- sponse to reach us. We expect with cer- tainty, to hear from him, in time for our next publication. 2
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-As the Southern stage was passing from Trague's to Rambo's stands, the horses ran away, when JMr. JMur- chason, the driver, was thrown from his seat, and killed. He fell between one of the fore wheels and the carriage, where his lifeless body was hanging when the stage reached Rambo's.
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ARKANsAs.-.A .New Editor.-Mr. SoLoN BoRLAND-is now at the helm of the Arkan- sas Banner. He evinces both talent and in- dustry-and under his charge the Banner cannot fail to render signal service in the great battle which is approaching.
 St. Louis .Missourian.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-16
LESSONS IN MUSIC.

We beg leave to commend to the favorable notice of our fair readers, the subjoined card of Madame D'EsTIMAUviLLE and confident ly assure them of having their highest ex- pec'ations and wishes fully realized, in the excellence of her instructions
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RrMoREp EXECUTIVE ArroINTMENTs.- We learn, directly from Washington, and from a source to be intirely relied on, that Hon. John c. Spencer will be nominated to the Supreme Court bench, in place of Judge Thompson, deceased; and that the Hon. Henry 4. Wise will be nominated to succeed Mir. Spencer, as Secretary of the Treasury.
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TEXAN PRISONERS IN MEXICO.

It affords us much pleasure to lay before our readers, the following extract of letter from Judge CRoss, and the accompanying letter from the Secretary of State. The fate of the Texan prisoners, spoken of, has ex- cited deep interest in every heart,-the deeper among the people of our State, be- cause of the ties of kindred and personal friendship between them and many of our most worthy citizens. The information, thus furnished, will, therefore, be highly gratifying. And it gives additional evidence that the interests and wishes of our people have prompt and efficient attention from their faithful representative in Congress-.
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CApr. WM ARMsrRoNG.-The reappoint- ment of this gentleman, as Resident Agent of the Choctaw Indians, was confirmed, by the Senate, on the 22nd December.
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HoN. JAMES BUCHANAN declines being candidate for the Presidency. We will pub fish his excellent and patriotic letter next week.
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Liiiie Rocir, Jan'g I6. 1914

Although the BANNER considers steam boat voting mere matter of moonshine, we are disposed 10 attach at least as much im- pertance to II as the feather which shows how the wind blows.
 Wash. Telegraph.
 The Telegraph might have found more appropr'ase illustration ia the troth, which floats npon the siverss earfsce, and indicates ane course q 'is easrena;, for, besides being light like 9 feather, and upon the same ele- ment with the steam bos1, it is in perfec. keeping with Mr. Clay's political fortunes which have an unvarying procsivisy do,en- 'eard to destruction, which % ess....y pow- CT can arrest
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To CoRREspoNDENTs.- Junius" has been on file several days. But as he treats of general principles, and will not "spoil by keeping,n he must pardon us for postponing him, yet week or two longer, in favor of articles bearing more immediately upon the times.
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We are indebted to the kind attention of Gov. FULTON, and Judge CRoss, for the latest Washington papers, and valuable public docu- ments
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-16

9f Captain HALpERMAN. of the steamer ssExpress Mal,n has favored Us with the latest New Orleans papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-16

LLlNoIs.-Resolution in favor of annex ing Texas to the Union have been adopted at public meeting in Belleville, Illinois, Governor Reynolds advocating them.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-16

DEATH OF JUDGE THoMpsoN.-The Hon. Smith Thompson, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States, died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on the 18th Dec, in the 77th year of his age.
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Votes are votes, NIT. Banner, whether on steamboats or on shore.
 Wash. Telegraph A very sensible remark, Mir. Telegraph {" in the abstract" But, in its practical ap- plication, you should remember that votes count only at the polls; and those democrat ic establishments are always on shoren
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For sts Banner.

MADAME n'EsTImAuvILLE is prepared to re- ceiye few pnpilsin Music and will attend at their respective houses. if agreeable. For Terms &c. en- qulfe of Ala''aine d'E-- st the residence of Mr. Faukner
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HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, }
 Decpnher 27 lSlS (

SRI enclose you the answer of the Pre- sident, communicated through the Depart ment of State, to an application submitted a few days since, requesting his interference in behalf of a young gentleman, related to a highly respectable citizen of our State, who is one of the Texan prisoners in Mexico. Many other citizens of the State, have rela- lives and friends in the same unfortunate condition, and will rejoice to learn that there is prospect of their release at an early day. Will yon have the goodness to publish the answer in your paper9
 am truly, yours, &c.
 EDW CDnCC
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TExAs.-Itis is reported that Dr. Smith, the Texan Charge d'Afiairs at France, has ad- dressed a communication to Lord Aberdeen informing him that Texas will not for mo- ment entertain any proposition for the aboli tion of slavery in Texas.
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DR. s. BoRLAND, Editor ofhe Banner.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
 26th December, is43. To the Hon. E. CRoss, House of Rep's. SIR-The President has referred to this Department the letter which you addressed to him on the 20th instant, upon the subject of4Mr. Trapnall, one of the Texan prisoners in Mexico. A recent despatch from General Thompson, the Minister of the United States ill that country, represents that 1t was ex- pected all those prisoners would soon be re- leased.
 have the honor to be, sir,
 Your most obd't serv't,
 A. P. UPSHUR.
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ssCol. SEVER has, within Inc last lew days, greatly recovered from his severe illness, and will soon, hope, be able to resume his seat in the Senate. Mrs. FULTON, who has been ill, is also convalesent, so much so as to en- able Gov. Fulton to attend punctuaily to his public dutieso
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nlellts.

a1- From the letter of our Washington correspondent, dated Dec. 30, we extract the following pleasing intelligence:
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Jackson { Ten. Rep. Dr. Smith is just the man to do it; and to stand up to 1t after he has done 1t.
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o. See Last Page.
Arrived.


Apnl6 cotton TO Nesmlth Walsh 18th inst lat q To- lon
& spoke ship Ann. bound 10 Mobile.
ship Alabama. Bunker. from New Orleans April ). cotton
Bark California. Mayhem, IL days from Nueyas. mahogn
~ iustic Sc 10 Brett Nose Lett bres Nadalia, Ils,
%adnG Tor Nel S,k MeFnrlan disca,EinG Ma
Hamburg bark Franklin, Sceboom. ~ days from Hamburg.
mIze to Schmidt 4 Balchen-9 passengers.
Bark Henri Kelsey, Cray . days from Ponce, sugar
s. spoke ship oneco Of puAbury from Liverpool. io New
0eans; Eth lat 81 40 Ion exchanged signals with bright
stel ship which showed white signal with red coss-sup-
Papy with brig Eagle inst lat 3 T. lon Is spoke bark
Veasco, from Boston fer Eayann.
Brig VIM Purnston Barnes Of Bowdolnham, . days from
Guayama. 7 X, sugar aud molaSsts 10 order.
Brig Leonora Collins. days from Wilmington. {. naval
SORES John Ogden Sailed IN company with sch Ganee,
Swedish brig Active Berry. IS days from Lisbon salt to
Grinnell Mintum 4 Co.
Brg Denmark Mereen of Bath % days from Havana,
hSs spofoId Tlcs,on CO.. 18th INST lat $ Is, lon "A.
Roke brg Alderman days from Wilmington. C. bound to
Boston,
schr Ann, Goey, ~ days from Colshoroueh Me la,h 10
Smith & BuynoI
,Bng NewQeans Alden, - days from Cienfuegos. Cuba
s6 casks molasss CGs,elan Pouvert.. Left brcs Hun
e Baker 10, Philadelphia IN 10 days jefferson, Dyer for
NewYok IN days brig Genus lie Wolf sailed days before
Ssm. hence for Havana
Bus Cordoba. Hatch Is days from Ponce R. sugar aud
T1hsses TO Horace sou;hmayd & Son. Left bark Condor
me cargo: Hyder ALI. do schr Bounty loading.
, Big thase. Brown oil Boston n days from Mayaguez,
T. pcnsses and sugar TO Clark * Co. Of Newlaven where
schr ielen Rorers - days from Maracabo coffee. hides
ana sSs to BndEet Peek eft brig Speewell ratt. for
AewYoIs m 10 days-the only Am left.
Briggs. 1000 w = -
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4 C. FUTILE. Auctioneer ,~-,,,,,
JoY JACOB : rlATT-llARUWA Ar b AN in.lS'
Is l,LNL,R Ill AGE\IN MD COMMISSION Bl 81

IS GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION bJSi-
MSS Merchants Exchange auction Room " - fiatl-s'
FRIDAY. n 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room
Twenty FOURTH SPHiNG TRADE HARDWARE ALE Ih.S
D; German rrcnch and American Heavy and shell Hard
ware Fancy Goods Sc. sale positive and VIII nut oe Vse
t5ue1l Tens months for approved endorsed notes Il,
Also - cases slate, and casks slate pencils win wuch to
sale viii commence, , =, H.. ; .a, -,
on.i.-io IN part iae pea pocket nnd DIRK knives razot'
vnrs pocket books fine green and wc GAS specachs ~
lnr os pocket uEsiund plated table ana tea SPOONS AL
do end pencils SCISSORS scaTs rcdng pocket and ION c0'''
pocket pistols t>c:
Also. - hoNc, Ilnlo,tHn oil stones.
Also, white, brown shoe thread.
Particulars m time ,,-, 81,
and cnrye ivory, self and back TIP buck white
home and buck u variety. Assorted lot
Also 100 lots assorted small cutlery oil every description VIZ
lul blade pen and pocket knives pearls IVORY ah9si1s
rnIur<, Scissors. shears. &c.
Also 1910 punches glass beads. and ~ do toilet snst
Also 100 pr pocket and belt pistols assorted. nnd ~ snso
percussion guns the stock ola dealer IetltIhs from nus
Also sad IRONS with wrought hnndles. bright ana IN
fyng pans segcs and hammers RIM locks pad ara uuk uo
cLaiu chamber candeCks garden Inkcs sc>to
stones sand paper Norfolk htche-, On w0cdSaw hanes
pms, sand twne. Poinetcy ghlets.
Scotch bruce bits boards >iutIard'
pins Lancashire table hinges garden hoes cork scfew' nat *
houk coach and stage whip a,hc~ garden TO- T
pencils weights ather boxes wax tapeIS, ihSina Dill
;anGa table and ten spoons, &c:
Also cases American Wood screws
Also, ~ bales rope, &c &c.
NE Part h table aud pocket cutlery Is the Stock OF
.nrr-anung whh selected and choice patterns oi
respectable makers VIZ stanton, W estehot ac
mud the catalogue will be sold without reserve 20 U"
hgct bidder; and the Whole worthy the atle'oh VI mo
CITY wei! IS County dealers. q.
M inn q irOrd
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Cr0 II RnIIlNs Anctionee1.

GEO. u. ROLLINS Anctloneer am ,.c
CENTER. i;Di SriiUi.D FURNITURE AT AUC-
W TlDN TOMORROW. 26th April. nj No ~ B'ond"sy |.
corner OF Ponce cetA general assortment CONSISTING OF
Brussels nni Ingram Carpets. mahogany chars dn'na eScn-
SION md ten tables: elegant pier s,c. large sz ma
hogany beds leads, feather he's window curtains cantenphIs:
rac stands rcckiu: clar,; bureaus and Gn-,'ns 1ocs
,,iciioar ,ois: astral and hail lamps. wafdrbcs; CHINA
rn. and crorkcry wnre plate md plated ware; oi;oas ana
d vans: sh1yels nnl t9ngs; OIL paintings &c
40 oue oi Perces Ranges with large copper
bnil.s and fA.ur..
lClIKISS& ROLLINS.
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nOU Err IRON-The subscribers are prepared to urn sl
ID Boiler Iron of r quality and WARRANTED OF any tinen-
Sons also Iron suitable Ercsons PopeierS and Locomo
iiyes made al Laurel Iron Works, Chester Co Pn,
"''' MURDOCH, LEAEfT~T & co.
,s;2ti, g West
NOR SALE. CHEAP-A good second. hand Wagon, with
horses lnout,e Of TOWNSEND * SEEDlCOR.
Livery Stable near the Fulton Eerry.
Brookyu April Is 1874. 40 1w%
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ANEcf 2f TIE EEE5ErE&T of h. TIE
E.; % 5s Ws9E on fP 2fFgiff q IS aS
1855, at he Broadway Iaoeasss On The oGeason ta"I
eais'' who have sraWiSP S :2 ,pfsd ter 'fi'' VIZ
BIZ permission Of Nj Simpson. OF Lle Park Theatre
-4'D Afl J + f:S.%S$F%og l2 SSfIzrgr.
MISS MIS- us iN l,1EY c. TAYLOR.
't aS5H Nj 45 FL y { az .'' -'.'
Ry PERMISSION OF Mr.. S.mps.a,,, s.,
Dir. Sc@ YS FKo, 3 slI remission OF III s'''''''
Mess Kyle -ni Gro1ovr htv@ N nc Ndes' manner Of
perform grand concerto on tie Flute and tia'o
saS Bsqs b; j? &c Iie; manner volunteered 70
NJ The .yEa Y0RK S.fcRED .atSlC SQC!iE-
and IL e Tiqq u kindly volunteers to preside At ne
Pano Forte The whole y be under NE direction g Nj /
Grand Chous-RoApsSo BY The NJ Sacred ,iusc sect
Roman1a- Sorse,e-R2 isaot l. vee,a
-'''' tif her from Nlo5e Mr sssuin
eo'Se'''-' ''0'f'' ri Mess. cfoaeys fea Il Kyle
Mis- E i;:, Lotst
sons-. Come, Friend. and l5eq q he ". ST.,
TyIoean-' There. nc home ike aiy :, ,.,,,,.
S,lo-t;utar ...-.- gnor Bcneth!.
PART SECOND.
Due,-ase them nploe thea LodeFantNiiss Watson
SonE-' 10 hcsr the gentle lark bishop
b. de lie iqte olisato by NJ J.ii.hy'e M.ssTay!or
Song. Nv foyhoi's lone by deSI7e Nj SscEIn
sonc My fahcrand i5y p1rtcusr desire Madame OFT,
Scena-' k:ns peath'.NenET1n NJ W Btonsh
taatina"lo I.u. from Torluato lnsso ~ Mis- Stsun
Grand Aria-BelLnl .SynoT Mayer.
Song-' Farewell to the Home Of my
Chlldhuod-ltafawuy Madame ltu NlarGt
Grand Double Chorus lie gave them hs.toits-liantr!
Be- the New OK Sacred Muse Socieiy
TICKETS LIMITED.
.N6 pos tgoacire1i on account Of TIE ,seGticr.
Tickets 81. adm lads snd gentleman. Extra LaGe
tic kcis cents To be had az the principal music sinui
the officers Of the Department Embrre> bookstore -! Bow
eryit . Comm tee and NJ any remain II the door the
afternoon and evening 81 performance
The number Tickets beng limited hoS' wishing 10 attend
would do well provide themselves with tickets IN Tine
Those who purchased ticket, for the former Concert sud could
obtain sdmisOn WI please call on either OF the under
signed Committee and ave them exchanged re invitations
for the .As; Concert will not be admitted.
MARTIN W. EMMuNS. II Spruce ST.
FORSYTH i.ABAGU. IS West ST. COn'e.
AZ .tis JAMES PRN ER. 2b tEuntst.
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ga The ,lisses Haysns. will rsmoxs their

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES on the III of May next.
10 the spac", house and grounds Union between
Clinton and Court Streets Brooklyn. The location highly
,aubrous and pleasant commanding extensive and beanti
ulpfosec and the grounds comprising ceary afford
ample for healthfu For children whose pa
tents may wish TO send them from the City OF New oIk or
from sant parts Of Bruoku will be provided whou,
eAtrn charge winch will take them and from the Scbo"
ppcnton for admission I've rnde before the ls of May
10 R. Hayens Esq. e, bis Office No 81 Wall ST. a2i lw'
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.
a ~ - fD.. 4 r,Ito

List No. PIPER Acadia.
Walkers Chess Studies SO 20.
Murray's History OF the United states vo2; 81 10.
Ijasent's Icelandic Grammar. Svo; s3 ~;
Brown's Rellso Medcl and Christian Morals; 81 80.
North's Sermons on the Liturgy; So
Bell on Anatomy OF Expression 30 ~.
Nlarcets Conversation on Language: 81 ~
Grerory's Conspectus IN English 81
iees Elements OF Nnturnl History. Emo 50 80
ArriIons Guide TO Pass ng Lent Holly by Pussy s2 Is
Archbishop Bnlmhnlls Works: vol 8; So 50.
Welschs Church History. voIl; s3U.
Maunders Treasury of History SO 20.
liorness Spirit of the Age. vols. portrait; So 50
Cary's Translation of Dante new edition. svo; s3 %
he Quinrys Logic of Poitlca! Economy. evo So 80.
Memoirs Of Admiral De Colsny, l2mo 81 =.
Lone, on The Distribution of Wealth Emo; So 10.
Williams, Essay on the Tongue, Svo; 81 %.
n95 d. APPLETON j. co, Importers ~ Broadway.
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TT The Invisible wig so closely resembles u

NJ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real head hair that soePuc and connoisseurs have ponounc
Ell the most perfect and extraordinary invention of the day
The rrcn, advantage OF this novel and unique Wig It's be-
in. made without sewing weaving which causes ITS Appear
,nre "a rl Sey Ia resemble the natural hair both in ehncs
and rensra nppea rnnce defy detection beng
N ea full porou, and free that IN all OF perpira
Tom ,yanoston is unioede and the great evils of other
MICS entirely avoided The sceptc and alike
invited to inspec, this novel and beautiful Wig and the
cinr neihnd of fitting III. head at the manufacturers, A.
C. BARRY l46 Broadway corner OF Lbery-st'ee up stairs
n2I Inns
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ROYAL GLrELEY Arcto neer.
~ pcnpIijctI ,Sn I'tIEtiIl'NJ. AppAR ATUS

v,uuOsOPpIIIrII NN3 CHEMICAL APPARATUs.
| CHORES MAPS. MINERALS. &c.-Gtkl;EI &
HILL. vii sell 10 Morrow Saturday evening. at the
Long COM u, broadway. large pump. with concai
ylvc cost 20 dollars: day aud NIGHT telescope. with brass
stand mahogany cse Sc u dollars; Surveyor compass
I,ug' nake pair of " hons globes good condition.; n.y.
dr-ny blow gpr: htistcc bellows electrical machine
thyuur 'r,.h cUncaye patnbJhc n..tor ball aud stand
,1ud lap magnet .ir. syringe: mechanical powers
hydrogen pistol; brass hemsperes and eNtrn Tecever' appa
,nrs Tor illustrating motion The ch: ,c Of Alichells out
line na;,,; collection cf minerals large glass case. &c &c
rp2i2s
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y. Lnsrpu uraEMAN AnctInnccr.

~ JIJ.FFTI HEGENTNN, AUTT0H.VT. :, q,
RbNl MAY la o'clock. ~ the Slls Room. ~
- Fulton stree. frrokl'm -V NJ ABLE PROPERTY %
onsn 10 the estate of James VI laey. deceased. on the "a
block ens, from tire junction Of inn and Fulton streets 40 eef
m width m front and ear Sand, aud Prospect Streets ana
90 feet on ADAMS with soiy frame house on Sanus
street, No 81 recently repnired The property lies within
few minutes wink Of the Fulton and Main street iefne ana
has hrce fronts wide and pleasant streets ~ highy re-
ucc1be mel .iborood the buildings the vicinity being of
be r ca~ II vii ali be sold IN one parcel and it
seldom excellent an Opportunity for ;qie and pr9ntsb.e ~.
elm tees on the Sand, from, nod much to Tie pleas
nnucss ii The ne:hpfool the Summe. .enson and a'
whole the situation unsurpassed By the city tor pm
residence.
rwoti,s OF the purchase money remain on Bond end
Mortgage. n,,.
Broohlyn April %. 1874. np3 3E-
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By ROBT. J. GERARD.
u LEGANT URNlruRE:-SATuRDAY.a at 10 o'clock.
IL ut No Morris street. the following Fashionable Furniture
and in the order mahogany hair French shape
chnits do dyan rocking chairs 70 mitch Bns.es carpets ana
stair cgrDal gnn do brass fire Sets b.lss tenders marble
TOP sa tables oil paintings window shades girnndoes una
crudeara, Gusree tables pier ghsseS marble top per Ia
he sr,u p grte clock alnllstr vases. fOHer e. shades,
solar limp -prfb piT.0r iCm Fsks make, h7! lamp hhl
OIL cloths stand. 0erng stair rods citoHnis, cane
seai chairs mahogany car. nb bronze mAuei lamps rcicn
naho .any brdienhs M hD.Hny WARDROBE, mahogany wah
stHnd marble toP lnihoguny work table. mahogany ou
h The sne wi! commence with few thing, IL the ysId.
thence ri org md down 10 tho parlors. npos
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Below.
bark: brig. Wind wcStwcrd-weathe. clear.

SASDss SARsAPAKILLA has been tired proved and acknow
edged 10 he all that desirable purify the
oood. 10 cleanse and the general system. The
hp' has obtained disease such not furnished
RON any other source, By thousands nvc been made
ufsw curtain this worlds II puriies cieanscs
and strengthens the fountain springs life and nise.
ST Throughout the whole ANNUAL frame.
OF 'uber particulars and conclusive evidence of
value and eicaey, see pamphlets which may be obtained Of
agents gratis.
tieIaTed and Sid wholesale and retail by A. B. & D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists ~ Fulton 81 s. Y. Sold also
aI3 broadway. a East Broadway and by Druggists gene
rally Throughout, the United States
LoSoLEY's WESTERN lSpIAS PASAcEA will cure any
n ue following complaints pay taken for il nj 81 Court
Ahd, street, VIZ Asthma Liver Complaint Uypcp,is ud
zeStlon. Bilious DISTINCTIONS, &C.
DR. LARBoR's EXTRACT OF LuNGwoRr-I, should lc
used by all ~ho preiiSposed Cuusuunn or t.0uh.
win CouGus. toLns. ASTHMA, SITTING up BLoop Pal.
P!rATipS of THE HKART. OPPRESSION AND SORENESS oY
TIE CHEST. HECTIC FLUSH, SIGuT SwEAra PAIN ~ 1ys
Siptand ALL DISEASES or CEEsT lr>us ASD IIyrI
No one possibly without RECEIVING some t..nrI
and that will IN ninety r,s.. nu 81 ~
hundred effect We give facts 10 sh The .tco,;r,I
and this mol sufficient cGil Cour!und, s,ree and Sc,
1l. further proof
The Original and oDly Genuine Pain Estrsc,or xo
!sntei under forfeiture ot hundred das sold o,Iy re-
member ONLY, q Couftlsnd street Beware of counter
e and ouy above where the article NAV b had
U, one ourh the Of the dangerous counterfeit of the
graceeS Jew.