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\ [Sa"s SPQU GHktEt Slt NJ NV. y 9 I'm
= >-Laudil II Caldwells. Wet Poinf. toid
Springs, Cornwall, FlshSi nd H'moufa
Landing also a, N.whurSh on passage down The rev and
she foot of Chambers street daily lSunday sxcepted) at
+. ". Leaves Poushkeep.ie At \. NJ.
r. freight passage nbuire of the Captain on board ar
NJ - u TONPffNS& 90 inl West street ~
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10 South street. corner Maiden Laas.


DY ORDER Of Hon. Francis II. Russes, Judg- Of the
DC ounty Court Clauiuc County. of the degree OF
ofC ougcllor IN the supreme Court Notice hefeby given.
pa tie froyon' Of The statute aothonzR attach
nrnt> lsainSt asconug and concealed d-bots that
ti;rn has issued against the estate of JOHN HINES,
nbint of tn. absconding debtor residing IN tbo
town Of Pomfet aud that the VIII be sold for the pay
debts u0les he appear and tschagr such attach
eut according law within three months from The publ:
Gallon th. uotic sad dat the payment Of any debt and
the delivery OF m property belonging to such debtor 10 him
use and the transfer Of any property By him for any
purpose whatever forbidden by law and void Dated
the 18th DAY Of FeLnafy. ~ ,
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Iz-A FARM FOR SALE-Situated in New-liaven
i.;1 County, Conn. the limo Of the New-York and
--A- New Haven (contempatec) Railroad. said farm
contains about 100 excellent land. under good ci
tyuon and /. well-pr0poroned wcll.watered, &c. The
buildings are aoi class anc well adapted to farm
ing purposes Terms easy Farther particulars may be had
on application 20 If. 4. HODGES, New-Elaven or to
fiitf Jm RUSSELL SMITH. 81 Libertv-stree:. " Y.
SI COUNrR, SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE
.I The subscriber otfcrs Tor sale, liberal terms,
--i-cral Coga;ry and Farms the East bank Of
the Hudson River, rarryt0wn-aIrong which
Tho Farm OF the subscriber occupied b. Mr.. CrsZer
with fom IS 10 20O acres
Tie Farm OF the late William Butcher, containing $50
acres.
Also several small Places suitable for Country Seats or
Farming purposes. Inquire OF the subscriber
rg6 tNsl. :. u. T0NKiSS. lGj West II. y. Y
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FOR SALE

s-A HOUSE FOR SALE, or Exchange tor brooklyn
End Lots.-i con.cneEt and pleasantly located two
-S-is- story House Charton-st will be sold low, or
exchanged for pronerty IN South brooklyn. Inquire OF
iif WELLS & SPRING, 50 Pine.st.
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-, tOl, SAL. IA tue cry 81 Newark. NewJvlsey-
"a House and p of Land situated IN South Broad
40 IT, WITHIN fifteen inInut,S' walk Of The
Ba,lrc4d DEPOT 10 y. y. The House s IS :!oat 50
deep high large piazza in thu rear and well finished
throughout also good stable Trees ,ap. Wins SC.
attached. For farther rarticulsrs inquire Of NICHOLS,
Of william aud Washington streets, Of Wh PAUL,
on the premises. f2j
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s9a FARM FOR SALE, or eScisngr Tor improved city
SSE propcrty-suari 40 The OF lemI>Icid about a
miles from New ok, CONTAINING .2}ncrrs OF and-6l
which uner high OF cultivation the balance beng
woodland This has upon dwelling heuss BAN sta.
baS &c &c III good order. forf'riher rcuars inquire of
l;AI-N,r Y DERRICK son. $50 snutll.tt.
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% from - % Siug PER y.,c. Possession b.
. *, 9 Immediately inquire Of LOCK-
,I,NfI t',rnru,rr and Builder ~ Aun-St
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1 TO lsI Il sI,sc0us lott w4ii located Tor BOON
ss,n BtNDEKY which would be preferred. ccnSitera-
IL work in that line could be furnished Inquire At
hnlfnn.sfr.nf srrnnh floor. w
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Places, from toot of Birriay,a
Steamboat co UNlBlA Capt. VIM Fl. Peck, wi!llsate
n Nicnay Wednesday Friday aud Sunday afternoons at,
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Persons about s.ndc for their friends part OF tho
II country respectfully informed by the subscribers tt
the that Characterised their house and save such
uuboundeI satisfaction the past year. will 10 Continued
through th" season OF 1915.
Tho greet this branch Of their bu'nr.s ,nd to
give all parties. of the hfm 10
nan erpoo!to siyr his personal attention to he same
er t- departure of very passenger fom that place Will
b. ,up-.nlrndcd by Nh Wlhm Tapscou; aud the utmost
reuce y IN placed those for having quick dss.
PATCH prorr being taken by HIM ,hsm placed
on boald shlp mor'nbie possible. Better
proof such will be the cannot be sjducrd than the
auncua aud satisfactory which the business
transacted through the past emissting The shps
for which re subscribers agents. comprise
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1s. TO LEA vacant ..i fruyst, suitable Tor
fvS manufacturing business. Enquire oil IHomns Bryan,
ms W. Anus INTHR6P & BARTLETT. ~ Pcar.'r.
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Total. S+,'oo' :"
Thesaemen, furnished by tie late Teller OF Funds abstract
ed by him. has confcnie with the reclauaons made the
Bank and the officers OF the Bank
confident that the actual amount OF loss IS as above stated
The official bend of The late Telle, good for $1,000
The Philadelphia Ledger says =" The effect Of
the Resolution of he Legislature, authorizing The Use OF
the Ree Notes in the Treasury 10 the interest on We
Funded Debt had the tendency Saturday OF advancing The
dcount them from per cent the rate al whch they nave
ruled i0I some months past, 10 ) aud FER cent.
MIR. John Woods has been appointed Auditor OF
Ohio the Place of John Bough. Mr.. Broush good
officer and the ef,he State well managed under his
administration.
The Senate OF Missouri have passed bill fixing
the fifth brac OF the Bank al Lexington Lafayette County
--one OF the most iourlshinG in the State.
There appsa,s 10 be u Bank war between the Up
per and Lower Canadian Provinces The Toronto banks
charge the Montreal banks with usendly feeling towards
teu tine Montreal Banks say that the Toronto banks have
been INTO marks, and onopolZed all exchange on Europe,
ao hive thus crippled their immediate o' discouning
Il supposed the banks OF the Lower Provinces return s notes
of the banks OF Upper Provinces for redemption hoping 10
conpe ,er 20 offer market part OF The exchange they
hold 10 redeem their bills The banks OF Montreal seem
IN anticipate some trouble By recent Importation oil over
s3ao 600 specie from New.Ycrk. The circulation OF the
hanks throughout The Canadas this time hg-thai OF
the Ba.k vi AiontTesl 81 ,6sQ0Go.
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FIRE III DAYTON, OBIo.-On Saturday week a
FIRE broke out in the ymcke house adjoining the pork
house ofDsvis g. Pendry, occupied by them, and al
the came time full Of m.at The smoke house was
consumed, and its contents, if not all entirely de-
stroyed, at least greatly injured. The loss falls
most heavily upoa Mr. Hertzler, who had the meat
Of 900 boys hanging at the tine. Davis q Peodry
and Thomas Smith lose from 81 600 to 81 200 each.
Herzler's loss is about s. 900
FIREs.-The largo brick schooihouse at the cor
ner of Pinckney aed WestCentre streets, formerly
high. school, and now used as grammar school,
and for other puposea, was discovered TO ne on ire
between oue and TWO o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
Ths interior DESTROYED, with the greater part OF
its con,eYis Sost. Courier of Nouday.
FiRE.--rne wooden factory at East Cleveland was
entirely Consumed on Saturday night 1t is not
known how the fire was communicated to the build
ing; il might have caught from the stove.pipe, or
from spontaneous combustion amopg toe wool and
grease Loss Ten or Twelve hundred dollars. Small
insurancs on the machinery. IClcve. Herald.
FIRE Is NEwARK-On Sunday morning fire
broke out in hlessrs, ID Brockett q Coz extern
sive japan ard Leather factory, on the corner of
High and Market streets. The building was wholly
destroyed. Insured for $4,000.
FIRE AT FLArBusH.--hbou o'clock on Sun
day morning hre was discovered in the green
houeo attached to the dwelling of MIR. Swinbourne,
both Of which were consumed. Mr.. SIS loss, over
his insurance, is about 81 ,0UO.
EEs The Factory o; Mr. James V0ulx, near
Jackson, West Tennessee, was destroyed by fire OF,
the ult. Loss S22 00O-no Insurance..
MAN DRowHEp.-A man crossing Sandusky Bay
on the ice Thursday afternoon, broke through when
about half mile from town, and disappeared.
Ns,se not known. iCieveiand Herald.
r. The number Of students in the Louisville
(Ky.) aledical College is 286. This is very large
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Incrense eonal 10 1l3 per cen,..

In tie Assembly Mr.. Van Vaihenhuig. irom the
Committee on Railroads. made report in favor Of enGuish
ing lien the Erie R0ad Tor the debt due the Snts
aud introduced bill enactns that when the New ork and
Erie Railroad Company shall hive obtained subscriptions for
30 eco shares of their capital stock addition TO the shares
heretofore issued and shall have collected instruments thereon
amounting $5 per share, for disbursements IN the presecu
ton their work. aud by instrument 10 be executed by
their Board of Directors ard filed with the Secretary of Stae
shall certify the said mGlments have been collected ard de-
clare TO be their purpose collect the further amount OF SIS
per share the said 90 ESQ shares and 10 spend the same in
the completion of their Railroad, together with further
subscriptions which they obtain and such amount o the
bonds of the Company shall be necessary To complete sin
gle tract Of their Railroad from the Hudson 10 Lake Ere
Then the New-Yo,k and Erie RGfoad Company sha be
,hencea,th discharged and released from n habes Tor the
payment aud redemption OF the three millions ct Stale stock
heretofore issued for the snid Company ara from III interest
The Norwalk Gazette slntes That !coulracis for
the property oves which the New York and Haven Rail
ron Is to run have made pretty much throughout by the
rencman selected for that purpose that town. The result
us favorable could have been expected BY the survey
now made the road will the hsrb0r at For, Point
site Quinturd's Landing, at South Village.
4 hill 10 incornorate the Newark Life ms Co
has passed beth Houses of the Legislature Of NewJersey.
On Thursday bills 10 incorporate the Hudson River Steamboat
Company and the Hudson Company Dry Dock Company and
10 renew the cha!e Of the Railway Bank with an alteration
to relieve the directors from personal liability, IN cases oil e
or robbery, passed the Senate.
The s5accarappa tde.i Manufacturing Company
has declared semannun dividend OF 81 share payabs on
the lst of February.
The Canal Convention at Rochester passed. 81 long
string Of resolutions which recommended that the Lea
gatue should make discrimination the tolls property
passing through the Oswego Canal between that designed for
the country surrounding Lake Ontaro, and that passing
through the Weland Canal and from the Westsrn States
The following is The statement OF the Coulmerciai
Bank Of Albany which recently suffered severely by the
embezzancnt of the Teller:
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CHARLES L. BARRETT. Actuary,


Us Popular Lecture on Health Rfd te-
chanicnt ctiicine.Df. Banning Of Boston, will lee
to ladies and Gentlemen Monday. gesdag, Veins
day nnd Thursday Evenings OF this week, at occk the
Lyceum Of Natural History. Broadway or the Necianicnl
mid relief Of chrome Infections nt the Luoss. Heat.
Spne. Nerve, and Digestive and Vocal OTsns and bs
Of Mecunirnl support to ihs class OF aeds lie
wal demonstrate That tie above affections nre gen only de-
rangeient ui the NeeGEo and uut II the al parts and
ihul they require bcaaea epgcemeu; OF par;s On COLI
junction with proper nabts OF boiy.)
Subject Monday evening", Dyspepsia and Weakness OF the
lower Trunk. Le.ur- Free Tickets n HdmssOn % cents,
or FIR the course The Medical. Clerical and Ed'.
nal Professions with the, families invited accept free
ucke's.
H. t. KAY also be consulted between IL a. NJ and p NJ
at 80 Hostun-slree;. by those complaining OF the following
symptoms VIZ weakness aud pain ~ the beast. with
ness cough splitting OF blood. and difficulty OF respiration,
palpaiion O the heart. ut pan mad dragging sensations IN
the SIDES with distressing SINKING or slHcHess II the Slo
mach Of weigh; and pressure about toe ps, with
,yea ss achn. and WEAKNESS there fnt IN the beck and
lab inucin. Inability great nds2g.tun 4: stand. wax
or lti: a>n Constipation. Pies Hysiecal BypocoGdnacal
pred sgusliun affections Of the spine wiki disposition To stocp
or Lounge weakness Of and stomach, aad soreness Of
thront speaking or singing
cke:y md iN.ibet chrcn end young people Who rTe"
rapidly and a:e easily a'lcneG.
sch and similar val usually ind esseatiu snd quick re-
lief. by OF acc or body bryce which perfectly conf
Portable IL application. Ladies and Gentlemen are welcome
ta OF Tor four days Medical men and siu+eEts are m
,tsd CALL examine and make arrangements ior tbe, use OF
the Lace. 10 itis'
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commerc,al and Money matters.
a Fer co=-ersia, and .wr.g a-.ers see Last Par I,

o Fer Co=nerea, and MONEY .a.:srs. see Last Pare.
MoSDAY ?. ".
the tendency OF the Stock Market was upward
TO-DAY. and the shorts believed. especially IN rennsy
vana S. have become somewhat alarmed and are sng IN
Tbs, !, M nn,e;al relief in the Money Market
bu, III. banks are loaninc rather more freely
The Exchange Market is dull, but without nny
change in mites Sterling 90 To- Francs a3s 2H
We annex be,osp comparative table OF tha lead
IN. tens Of noay all the City Banks on the st INST showing
he movements Of these banks since the ld November lest
re>v.7 op TIE Cry BANKs. Is. FEBRUARY, 1si5 AND
Ii NnvEMnEE. ISL.
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.a .ss8. IS; 20 lg9. $50 55ls ISL @ 3Gs. s3i

The above ovsl was expected general contraction in the
banks and the reduction OF loan. much. ii any larger
than was looked for The amount Of specie IN all the banks
nearly million more than has >bcen supposed The whole
amount reaches s5s6C0e. while 5OoOCO. ind even lover
has been the estimate of of the bank officers. The
ducon of deposes accounted for by The withdrawal of c
Government funds which had been collected here ia the de-
posi,e bsnks The Of Government .uud here
very small Tire Merchants Bank has but s3e0e0.
The banks included in the above statement the Mer
chants Exchange, Chemical, Dry Dock, Greenwich, and
Mechanics and Traders.
The value OF the Imports at this port, for tbs
month OF January 1915, shows small increase the
January, 1874 When the month opened the amount of
duties received small and supposed that the imports
oT the Spring would be moderate Unless they fall off largely
the coming nonths there will be material decrease the
imports iu:thc Sprin. trade.
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Markets. carefpl7y reported for The 7.i5rr..

MONDAY 4sp d
out charge We sales about % bbs Pcts Al a. Pearls
are . ami quiet,
Coir0N-There steady C=rand for .hprea, and the
ifnnsac,i9ns to-day al PRICES sho,rin.
ket Hoder not Disposed prrss The market bu; The de-
ordinary good ordinary 81 ceais. lidda to god mid
ei 5 s 3 ,, muffin: i1i t, air ~ o. sad iuy a.. %
1000 ordinary "a mddIng to riidng far 81 Go mid
ang ,ar To IAN 81 Z md fully fax 70 good FAR ~ 60
F!eEns active and the tnrent sn u, Saturday
. full. Square Cotton i "a 70 Liverpool.
FLOUR AND NEAL,-There il 4 rather better ia7ui!y
~ for GOOD common brasds Geaesea We notice sales 1909
bol:ati 81 al 81. Rauat hoop Flour IN small temnnt
nothing dong y. Orleans Sut descriptions Ge.rCe
town, Richmond Country, Brsutywne &c AZ. a-ei 6l
saie' S.Obhl Richmond CItF a. RE FicE- = sell
ING in small lots from rnm t =; 51s 30 3ackwhsat
:eai4 lots bngs 30. Baady"ire ~; hhds. Il -
GgAIN-Ws hear CT nothing doies in Wheat. a LOT Of
not very large bot the market levy. j., d; l0) bushels
y Z. brought Band cargo o. 400 bushels Il cents we;hi
feiyeet Shiel Z decline from last veek Rye y noLnn
steady.
WHsKEY-A sale Of 70 bbI, high proof via Housatonic
Rniroad. ~ DTpdse Is ceiling nHnted
at 2 ct,.
IIAY-e notice sales Go to 500 bales, Staten Island IS
TO ca. In los for shipp!ng.
NUTNEGs-arcels to the extent of about eO lbs. chang.
ed hands, On private terms.
HCPSThe market steady az IL i5c with sales y bales
Eastern for export.
CoAL-A sae Of so Tons orrel was made 1t $40 90, cash.
SEED-Clove dull. and slles have been reported u
"a FlsxI=ed without farther sales quote 10 90
for Clean aud y - = % tu' Rough.
PROVlSf0NS.-The market WIS not active Change.
but ut upward gf 20 lF:e nrk. mostly PfIme
ported hare been pi!vH;ey ade IiCer s % anu IL CO.
We heard ofno sales except Gg haFe' Ia arrive at %
and IL co. small lot ni iiutche.s County es sod at rb1ut
IL co. IL oher articles we Of c dong. 4 lot oil %
hhds Hams, Coastwise sOid ~ ceatS.
TIiRPENTINE-'Fe notice sale OF 30 barrels Newbern,
az S11z. cash.
" fiUffs EIizfIs: ay,r. Eurs-SeIns by retail
ITIID M
lndeet. Broadway. Lnies don't o:set ~ call and
supply yourselves IN time mp Ems
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y.xv-Yoyk Cattle Nrarkc,-Frs. 3.

lReportcd for the TnbuneJ
Atunarket 1859 Beet Cattle t from the Sou,n) ive Lows
ind Calves and I5o0 Shcrp.
PRicEs.-Beef Cate-A tle more bf'sk ut previous quo
tatieas which we io prime retailing bt viz IS
TO 81 So md few choice higher.
Co.'s and C1ioes-Sa'es at sIi a eN.
Shecp Gn9 LamJS-At taken al 81 IS.
Hay-Looss ss S7}l5.
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celebrity which these Ie=l obains and Tie nPh value
St g.cCr t,ern hF thC -a huTs tfcI together with
teIr krayyn intrinsic s1rSontg the great Of eei1
i-af sa made - ms country. have lntucef Dr.. h.Tbs 70
rnn 80 yrc arrangements p WI hereafter enable him sup
y the Increasing demand .ar is any extent he has been
confirmed In design t5z ugi,0:sn which has
iegt his practice ~ department ms profession. ma By
the high encurin tina: have passed these teeth BY
r;Iuv OF our mot distinguished citizens who wearing
hes, an; by several eminent ftycIals ani Zen
;s this city. pontanepn.ly offered the rIst
continue he made by ~ kmhal ereas.re'g for ms
practice: they the .e. t1nnner. upon heavy
cold rlae and adapted month IN c VIZ
binethe his;c NJ ms with ste possible fort. They
IL y TINT made the
United S.'cs and rc 1rale Ri 70 If perfectly,
and 10 anses Ehe purposes that Artificial estl can be MADE
answer Dr. k;n-i ;sEes ;n e pArtirala.y nne that
his arrangements ue such w,i enable !li 90 offer these
teeth mr. the style shove mentioned, az ts prices
TIA, are charged eri1r EEs. Spec'T=s may
be seen his house. M - Broadway. -psnsstles;.
40 nlsys
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w SEE LAST PaGE.
Cleared.

Ship Cathafine, Berry, Charleston, C Sutton
Barks Roiin Gibson. Mobile. tiurlbut & Co: iizee.
stouho!ni, Hamburg Schmidt s. Buchcn; Betty (we,.Sh)
kraft, do do.
Blss ch:nchla, RobcSon for Besuds Tucker & Light
Sehis Curew, Niklol. Cnacoa; Foam. DAVIS Tampco II
seu.tnayd Son; hiaGehests,. Worth Rehlnond sIary
atnoid Edeston ''
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= r-u1ahusi,eh i1nh-sOAP CANpIES AND

= Resa s:reet S.- Y0rs fave cpa=oHt. eIi la--e
s-on,srt oil the above articles which ;hfy viii sell At the
u.rsi rrtei lfc .srruz:e equal. superior anT
nalu.c;irrj -y dsi'Tsd or shple1 without Charge
Cor boxer taTtaEe.
In want itc above articles. yFIi md i n ;si Interest 80
>l lIe Sc 75 NJ, 'si''' J. D. r ". LEE
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Attt,rcr INITIAL fSs. 60. Feb. 1s;. 1856.

" got!ce.-he annual Ei-cnon fuine Trustees Of the
first cas, ard or thre irgpecio ANIMAL Election.
.yli 10 e Al the ice 81 tho Alliance Mutual Insurance Co.
No Is Vval.street. on Tuesday Feb lib:
ram JAMES LAWSON. SECRETARY
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~ Good chna-esl. ana ssIf-Improve-

Ns- Good Children ana Seif-improve-
,nent the Of ciecns two Of the greatest objects
that can enrro human attention. VII be expounde SEEN
TTFrcALLY ri Ii Luke's Buildings OF Hndsou and
GroveS the Evening Of Monday, te5 III At tfankia
Hail. l75 Chatham Square "Wednesday Evening. end a. q n
Hall Thursday Evening" "a o'clock, by o. :. Fowsr
C
Neey where the female class meets 10 learn how 10 exnin
heads every Saturday, at 81 O'clock. II 5-s
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Posr Orr1cE, NEwYoRk. Ian. ed. 1875.
Scse Tha Post Master General haylns approve

UsN Me Post n As1er NeMeraI haTlns approVed
the recommendation f the establishment OF PERM iNENT
POST OFFICE. and SANCTIONED the selection made By hs
Post Master location On CHATHAM SOU AXE. corner
Of East Broadway Ems directed TIM; the renewal IRON the
Park office the Post office IN Nassau street and
the Branch cce Chatham square be made sinntgneou
~ Tetwu offices will he ready for occupation durns the
ensuing week, when the present Post Once IN the Park VIII
be vacated The Post Master congratulate ms fellow citizens
the completion OF well calculated 10 pro
mote the convenience of all classes of the community
10 lot JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, Pos; Master.
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EyRENCH CARCEL OR MECHANICAL LAMPS
Sold NJ the Iecot. % J1hn-street, y ard fol-
lowing arence Phiadepha, A. Bennett 8 Cbesnui street:
Baltimore, j. Could. 10 Makesreet; WnshingtoD Masi
C2 B9ei9a, J. b. Wood, ls w ashngon street: Albany,
In Of the increased demand for oar ccebrare
Carcel Lamps Tor This and other markets. and the difficulty
have met with IN Obtaining styles suited the
oil patrons, have found necessary an
agent 20 PARIS expressly To upernend the manufacture
models OF every vanety known,uite1 TO all tGes. We
have taken great hive all the lamps imported
hs made perfect and in all respects free from obec
tons. Any lamp sold by Us that IS any way mpenect
doe not give entire sstlsfsc;ien, may be returned
The following c0rnpse some 81 recent mportrons.
CARCEL LAMPS of orer taro ttndfsd models
Or Soru Verns Analais Bronze Antique &C. anon -,
which will BE- found exquisite rnarnetnI Inmns stcIe
Renaissance. Egyptian GotmGue, Vase Ian,s 81 pgs-rIs
SC &c suitable Tor paors, bout1 iu!nsed ia any of
Suspensions Tor Fails;
Up for LlbfarScs with porcelain shades;
I.Gst,es io Perprs, for Two and three lights EACH
Gio6-nesion, gut, painted and CUT of nearly 100 eurie-
Dresden Porcelain Scdes-a beautiful ar,ic in one niece
FTeleb ccoTad Sh5deS Tor fnnese new article which
- - -
Pape. Shades Of 80 vrretes-a large assortment suitable
Together with every Other atce i, thu ,AaIl Of brh .rI
1e sold u The lowest possible rates eniers wiz be furnished
upon liberal terms. "
We have recently received Drawings of the vnrnus sly les o:
goods manufactured 10. -sch shall be pleased 10
hibt 20 The az he pebble We also receveC
LAMPS II lepTircinal manufacturers, Pans al the most
nnc2nt decnptiur, which port l. order NJ PBr prices,
adding duties and expenses olfsanspsuatIon.
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