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pICKLES-In bbls, half bbs, kegs and jars. landing ex ship Mary Frances and for sale by
 apl9 FnSDICK & CIIARLOCK, S6 Com st.
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HAY-50 50 bales North River, on the wharf and \ A for sale by
 apl9 EDW C. CENTER A co.
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~ ORN-l6O0 sacks best Western White, in V store, for sale by
 ar19 C. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Cons
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GROCKERY-5O crates English, in store and O for sale by
 apl8 c. ". TORRANCE.
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ID UGGIES-2 very superior made Buggie. with AD and without Tops, consignment, for sale by
 apl7 &IIJONES
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GAODLERY-The undersigned Ia receiving per SOralloo from Philadelphia, fresh supply of Sad dlery and Saddler's materials, which he will sell al prices
 apl2 S. BOULLEMET, 2 Dauphn-st.
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"a AsENcT or THE EMUTUALHAfETF' CV. !
 .5,.. .. Mobile, 22nd Jan. lS45. DRINTED Certifcates of Insurance on isfsel L shea are issued fom this ,AGEEcY on Marine Risk. fer Cotton hence for Norther. ports and Ea- rspe. with an order onthe Pres,deas of the Company ia New-Yark, for such sunls or amoun1 As may .n case ef less become due, in the same manner as separate Policy had heen issued at the office in New York, , ROBERT 5. BUNKER, 'Ageat, i'ii5'
 corner of Royal and St. Riancis-sts.. ;..s2 AStf " ,-..g ,,, ,,i,s-. up Stairs..
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pRANDY-l2 half pipes Goddard Brandy, 10 ID iebll sale by L. E. NOMINATION. co. ESLOUR-25 bbls superfne, for sale by
 E up3O SI&II JONES.
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A XES-20 dozen Collins' Axe. on consignment fA and for sale by
 apl7 s & JONES.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION of new and fashion

nIRECT IMPORTATION of new and fashion AI able SPRING GOODS, and great reduction in prices HENRY & SToDDART, corner Waei and Conii.sis, have just opened select assortment of the following Goods for Ladies' Spring dresses
 New patterns Wool Bal1arines, Cotton Bareje
 Colored checked Musins
 Fancy figured Jacquard Ginghams
 Lace and cord Petticoas, Dimiiy
 Muslin of every description, say Nainsook, Swiss,
 Null, Jacconei, Cambric, Checked, &c. Embroidered Robes, suitable for we .ding dresses
 II & $. will sell al decided bargain in their last years stock of Bareges, Balzarines, Printed Mus lins. &c., comprising some of the richest goods lm- ported jan2S TRONi IRONY IRONi!-The subscriber hav- Il ing been appointed Agent for the sale of lhe cele brated American Junlaa Iron, will keep constantly hand complete assortment, which he will sell at the following low rates for cash:
 Round and square, 7-8 inch and below, Ale per ID
 All above 7-Slh, 4 cents per ID
 Flat 5-8, 3-l, 7-S, l, Is and IA by 8, 3-l6
 and IA inch, 44c per lb
 All other sizes of Flat Iron, cents per lb
 This Iron has been well tested and is pronounced by competent judges to be equal if superior to Swedes Iron. The attention of country dealers is invited.
 ian27 W H BLACKLER, 6 Water
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DRAGGING AND ROPE-250 pieces Maysville ID aud Louisville Power Loom Basging; $50 do Hand Loom do; 500 coils Kentucky Rope, landing and in store, for sale by
 apu F W. McCOY co. IRON CHESTS-l0 Scou's Patent Asbestos
 Safes, various sizes and patterns, for sale al 25 per less than manufacturers prices 10 close con signment. Apply to
 ap26 E. 0. CENTER & co.
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nkAB HATS-25 cases just received and for AC sale by
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RACON-lO casks Crn. Shoulders, 8 do do lb Sides, for sale by
 apl9 c. W. OGDEN, 75 and 77 Water.st
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nL AND CANDLES--Best New Bedford OSperm, for sale by
 apl9 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
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Philadelphia SaddIery Warehouse,
 WHOI ESAIE AND RETAIL.

No. 2 Dauphin str'et, 2d door above Commerce stre
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kS UTrER-l5 kegs prime Western. in store and AD for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 apis Grocers, 5S Dauphin street
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vUVHE PROTECTION ,TNSU SURANCE C0MPA-
 Il NY of fHARTFoRp, COIN continue to insure bsilaisgs ei Brick sr Wood and their contests, in ths city sf Mobile and its yicnties, against loss or danase by fire. Also to take marine and river risks ths ,ass, favorable .erms,i hsii,l ,.4,;sgaa l .stherity ts adjust and pay all losses tbat nay occur as ssss as the reqais,s prsqf same is shnii- ted is him, w,hou, reference of the claim to the oi fee is Hartsrd. which gives the agency all tbe ad- vas,sges efa local instatpp. in settling losses with Prsaptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 sctzl 5.i i.f7 .f' g @ St. Michael st.
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MERIDA pE YucArAN, Nov. 3, 1886.


Things in Yacatan-eH Ns1 England Of Merse0
The Egypt Of America is slowly emerging from
her darkness, and though the ruins Of past times
look frewnrgly down upon modern Innovations,
yet The spirit Of progress which is abroad 10 the land
viii soon place her at the head Of her Spanish SIS
ters. Whilst Mexico, Of which che lie en integra
part, is the prey Of political demagogues and amb-
tious mi,ta,los-a scene of internal disensons, ra-
pine and strife, Yucaisn, from her distance from
the scene OF action, in which she takes no part is
quietly moving on in prosperity and wealth. In the
beginning OF the outbreak between Mexico and the
States, they talked loudly Of national honor, and the
assistance they ought to give to the Central Govern
meDi; now II Is question scarcely touched upon,
IL spoken Of only calamity which would all hea
vy upon their commerce and prosperity and they much
doubt the propfiety of meddling / n the affair.
There IL little amusement at present in Merida the
theatre having closed and the company dispersed for
Campeachy, Havana, and Mexico; dull enosgh
Ibsnez pupil Of Thabers, lately from Paris is here
giving concerts and lessons Is respectable pianist
though nothing in comparison with Wallace or even
Russell
Loudon had her Mohocs Merida has her Frangollo--
ard what would Merida be without them z A merry,
joking set Of fellows the Franyollo Merida
of your vulgar ones but OF responsibility, birth and
education and there Is neither DEATH brthn marriage
that they do not turn to account for mirth Is their
motto, end mrth they will have, though a dead
subject Woe to the poor wight who falls under their
dispieasure.
En- faThsr sayings and doings Is constant food for
the gos ips Of this goodly city and like nchers
they do many public good under the of pract
cal joke.
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Died.


At Brooklyn, Thursday the ath instant, with in
Aammaon OF the lungs, WINFIELD ScorT, son Of Capt
Mcheal A. and Sarah Jane Burnham, aged years, 10
months and II days
Their friends n the Mutual Lodge No. ST. L. o Of
O. F. are respec lily invited to at I'D his funeral from
his late residence at o'clock p NJ, Saturday the
9th instant, In Gold street. between Myrtle avenue and
Willoughby street.
AT Philadelphia on Wednesday the srd instant aged
years IsABILLA wife of Benjamin w Frazier, OF that
city and daughter of John C. Zimmerman, Sen, Esq
of New York, formerly Of Buenos Ayres
On Friday the 5th instant of consumption Mrs. MAR
TIA Ann wife Of Napier Lothian aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family, and also the
New York Lodge No TO- l. o. of O F., respectfully
invited attend the funeral tomorrow Sunday after
Doon halt past o'clock from her late residence,
ner of Walker and Centre streets.
On the 4th instant, SAMUEL MAvERIcx, sged hty six
years.
The friends Of the family and Of his son, A. Nave.
rick respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Sunday the 7th instant at half past one p NJ from the
late residence Of the deceased No s5 Liberty street
without further invitation.
On Friday morning the 9th instant of brief illness
OF four days, ALEXANDER Krox, infant of John and
Margaret q A. Roper
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
from l9s Greene street.
On Friday the sth instant, FANNY BYRNEs, wife Of
Nicholas Byrnes
His friends and relatives and those Of his brohern
law Michael REILLY Of Jersey city, invited to attend
her funeral Sunday at O'Clock, from her late
sidence los Walker street
At skaneateles Nov 80 while visit Mrs. HANNAH.
wife Of Mr. Samuel Wolcott, Of Holland Patent Oneida
county, N. Y, in the o6h year OF her age.
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One Word to the sedentnry.-rhose ,vi

One Word to the sedentnry.--Those who
labor within doors only e.d bre the
pure atmosphere. <hch frequently dr,d wholly uaft
for the expansion OF the lungs but owing want OF
the bowels become tie o the skin
closed aud indeed all the functo.s Of h- body bcom-
drrang proceed A-ihma Coughs in the Breast
and Side PApit in ,he Heart Rheum.t Pane IN offer
of the body giddnes and viety Of Other dist
ing complaints cornmoa 10 those of sedensry habits
Wrghts Indian " geabe Pills d all these
give relief and, il repeat-d few tunes Will most s'uedy
The body health Au al OF the lndai
Vegetable Fills Will the body complete free from those
humo which all cases. the of Ill ess an enable
those who lead se1euary life enjoy perfect AID sound
hrah.
should be remembered that man named VIM NJ spf ar
who sells med porting be Indian Pills. the corpe
OF Rce and Front streets h aot an agent o me
neither that he has LOT saie
The only security imposition IL 20 purchase from
people n character or tie office aad general
e'4''' ~" WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
CO., Ledger Building Third who receive subscr
bers and have for daily o'clock MI I'm
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anticipated, have avery favorable ef.ct upon imports
Tho ad valorem dutiss upon drtisblo mslchaaafe in
ported into the United States for tbs year juno
80 iss5 averaged 20 57loo per cent and ths specific
duties averaged 4l.s0-loo per cent The government
me nd the abolition OF all specific duties and sub
su.uon of sd valoem making all Iuo duiiss pa, able
upon the sd yeorem principle. rhi' 'ioue viii be a
very Important rprces alsnt ar sta ne average
rate Of duty very much.
should general mobilization aud reduction Of the u
rif be mace, and q standard adopted with an eye
wholly to revenue, it would be necessary to establish
system by which the defects Of any act might
from line 20 time, they became visible, be removed
Should standard Of twenty twenty Ave per cent be
adopted aud under tho former the revenue be dehcient
under the latter surplus be created, change would
he required TO reduce the average per cent
to furnish the exact requ ed from this to
meet the expenditures Of government. The principal
object of revenue tariff is to prevent the withdrawal
possible OF a single cent from the people, than is
actually necessary for the support OF government and
as all and notifications of the tariff
or less of experimental nature viii be very neces
sary that Congress reserve the privilege Of making
slight alterations from time to time II may require, to
coudne the standard strictly to a revenue point
Il The immense revenue from the canals OF this state
this year has exceeded every estimate formed In 1888
Mr. Rugges, then member Of the Assembly and chair
man Of the committee finance, made elaborate re-
port in favor OF the canals The estimates he made in
relation the of the canals of the State
considered exravagan and diculed by the oppo-
aon Mr.. Ruggles anticipated net revenue from tho
canals in ls44 of 900 00o and in s45 of 81 100000
In s! the actual net receipts amounted to 81 02is,
and the net for isi5 VIII vary much ion,
81 200 000-excesding Mr. Rugges' estimate, for 1874,
$40 2ls, and for s5 s40o 600 As extravagant his
report may have appeared the time made the
estimates have been exceeded. Shortly utter OSLO
Mr. Ruggles report made another made its appear
ance-emanating from the Hon. j. c. Spencer, at tha
tim. Secretary of stateequaly extravagan in its est
mates This report made In reply to resolution Of
the Assembly enquiring whether any change could be
made consistent with the public interests. in the plan
mode Of construction of the Erie Canal
Enlargement, sc sc. II was ascerainsd hst every
OF years gave Incrsa'e Of seven per CEN
in the revenues of the canals and estimates made
OF the At per cent increase for sever
years. and seven and ahaf per cent increase for ter
years.
Ynau
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News FROM NEW GRENADA.-The "lSemanario,"
Of Cathagena, Of September Is, received at this
Office announces in terms Of extravagant satisfac-
ton, the arrival in the port of Carhagena, of the
Spanish frigate "The Cortes" The said frigate,
it appears, under the command Of Don Joaquin Olalla
had been despatched by the Spanish government to
Venezuela, charged with the special commission of
conveying to the Venezuelan government the rati-
ication OF the treaty OF recognition entered into by
Spain with its ancient colony.
This arrival Is the first OF the kind occurring at
Canhagena since the establishment of the indspen-
dence of New Grenada, and was consequently hall
ed with great joy, being of itself, virtual recog
nltion OF the independence of this State. The Com
mander, Don Olalla, payed his respects Immediately
after his landing, to the Governor and other officers
OF the government, by waiting severay upon them,
and was received with the accustomed honors.-
splendid ball was given in the evening TO celebrate
the happy event oil the establishment of friendly re-
latIons between old Spain and her independent Off
spring. Ga the 18th OF the same month, the frigate
sailed Tor Havana.
The same paper is filled with the message of the
Governor OF Carthagena to the Chamber OF the Pro-
vince. The document is altogether local in Its con-
tents, and even surpasses in bulk similar documents
from some of the Governors OF our own States
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Dec. DO tsus
The stock market remains about the same as las'
reported Quotations remain without any material
alteration. Ohio s's. Farmers Loan, Norwich wor
ceser Reading, and Erie Rail Road closed firm at We'd
nesdays prices Long Island fell of Il Illinois Il Penn
sylvania SIS Il Canton.
BY the arrival OF the packet ship Queen oi the West
Captain Woodhouse. from Liverpool we have advices
from that port the 7th OF November and from London
the 9th inclusive being three days later than those
oevsd by the Britannia. The commercial accounts
highly important The cotton market continued very
much depressed although there had been actual de-
cline in quotations The London Times the 9th of Nov
advocated immediate opening Of the ports and called
upon the Ministry to do SO at once resign The mo-
ney market was very tight and consos had reached
lower point than quoted up the departure othe steam
Our advices in relation to the harvests
favorable than previously received and from the
tone Of the leading papers, should judge that the
ports would ultimately be opened The article alluded
in the Times has without doubt, been put forward by
the Government TO feel the public pulse.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company give notice
that they will pay dividend of forty per cent all
claims for losses by fire against them, on the 10th
instant
The Fairfield Co. (Ct) Bank has declared dividend Of
four per cent out of its earnings for the last six months
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of :he Will
mington Railroad was held at Wilmington, n. c. on the
Goth November The amount Of receipts for the year.
ending October l lsi5 5000 493 As; and the dis
bursemens s2i2 09 2o-leaving the total Of pro
fits upwards of 10000. The company has paid during
the past year. besides its ordinary demands about $50 900
OF debt due by the company (princjpa and S44o in
interest
The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for
week November for the last three years. have been
follows
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Passengers Arrived.

LvrprooLStesm ,hip CAMBRIA at Beston- Rains Prime
,e,rsr Of drspsiche from Psrs; q Costn Coomb. W
IA se,tl IA d, Vim Dohsriy, WIN Caldwell, John Mhte,
s. More lbsr OF d.pa.hs. Eugene Jauson Will
no John q ogy,s VIM w Mnnsws, Conpor, e w
i mrughan, 2 Whe, Slml Taylor, q Jarvis, Wilton
a"s. j"hn ihlpp,, Johnsiou NswslI, Geo Evans,
n,r SoIelisc, VIM Biddae aud serv'i Jas Dunlap Geo
Wi,on, n w Willis. Daniel Liars, Hsutfmann, + w
,ondry n Potts, lady, en,ld aud sgyt MCuonsy, Mrs
IL R@ycr, y, "a Kao~.ten. l1s H'sgi, Mr. Ca,sm.
wet H,sp.. : L'pa, mr lynn, u ste;e Shmle;
,sss ocali, Jss over John w Cropper, M. wade,
"st, Mrs NC uIsy, Ms Tieruau. MISS Gould Miss
c.n Nln Ksnney, Miss Brown Mr. Da0nsl lady and
|.Y,wt17l From Hslifsr-Mp Watson aud child Mrs Clrrry
IA children X Marshall Mr. Gordon kenney Y, MISS Ro
sa Wsbbst John Ross. James Crouch, sdyt children
na ..yvapt-23 Total %
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NEw YORK, Dec. 5, lS45.
N1pnl InfeHiceuep.

| have Just received letter from the United
States ship cambridge, dated Montevideo, Septem-
Der lllh, 1885, in which am informed that the
officers and crew of that vessel were in good health
The United States ship Boston, Commander
Pendergrast, was lying off that port at the time.
The cambridge was TO sail In few days tor
Busnos Ayres.
The weather has been stormy and climate cold.
Thermometer standing at forty-seven degrees No
news other than that OF the English and French
squadroas having taken the Argentine port Of
Ennnln.
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AUCTION SALES.
w w SHIRLEY. Auction,

w w SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
pY ". Z. WILLAhD-rhs Day, saturday, December g.,
ID loh O'Clock. Ihe sales room, No Isl Brcsdw yCat
auyue ss of hiuet furniture, sofs chs tables
ottomaus &c plated wse cutlery lamps uirs doies china
dpue aud coffee tea tray, cases a. siugle
bird glassware solar ramps with various other furnishing
ticl@s.
Private sale bargains and second hand piano fortes
Fanell's patent bedseads; saamsnder iron chests
The New York herald., 1845-12-06

Jos. Monks well known es, abii5nmrHt
for Roses and other Plants Upwards al ssh-
thousand flants sold last year Bouquets eompossd q
Niguopette-D DaI haze,
Yellow Tea Roses,
White do
Malmsison Rose,
AgTippna do
Hetmose do
Double Violets,
Arbutslon,
Cactus
H-lotropea,
Jasmins,
Camellis Jsponica,
Rose aud Lemon Oeranums, etc. etc.
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PHrLAprLrHn AND READING RAILROAD.

The receipts according to these returns not 50
large this year they have been but the per in
crease, compared with last year, is much greater.
The Report of the Secretary of the Treasury to the
Twenty. Ninth Congress- will be found at len 70
columns As the principal points in it have been pre-
sented to the public through the columns Of the B,ad
different times within the past year two they
not be to our readers The tables given 10 show
the data upon which these statements made possess
great deal ofinterest.
The receipts and expenditures of the General Govern
ment for the year ending June soh ls.o have been
follows.-
RroH,,rs EXPENDITURES THE UNITED STATES Gov.
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Sis.737,reo

TIE estimates at per cent for seven years for the
past six years compared with the actual aggre 70.
cepts for the time d short $685. 1896 and the es.
Inmates at u per for years, fall short only
sa3a2. The canal receipts have therefore exceeded
the most liberal estimates, and have netted revenue
Of hundreds thousands of dollars greater than the
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Sporting Iutelll1succ.

rorIiso ON TIVE HAsLkM PApK Cousss.--.\n ntcres.
,i hs, rsme on on Thursday, this track for Sl0e,
!. Conroysag. Tip on slasher. &C. g. Bartine) 1
H. W Wooiey3s d. y, Major Velzer. -,
Time, 2oo-2:53-2:ss
very close affair snow soma ,hrs. ,.s,,.
deep. Betting about sven at the start ''N
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THINGS IN JAMAIcA.-We have received file of
the Kingston, Ua,) Journal OF the 9Th ult 1t is no
later than we have before had, but it contains an
item or two OF interest.
[From the Kingston Journal, Nov.
Nothing OF importance has occurred since the sailing
OF the last packet.
The House OF Assembly Is progressing steadily 10 the
business of the country, very little time being lost
disputes debates Several important bills have been
introduced and forw arded through of their stages
Among them may mention the bills for founding
college, for efecting divorces, for establishing agri
cultural company and for establishing police force
Most Of the usual annual bills have passed the House and
The railway between this and Spanish Town will be
opened on Friday, the 2lst inst.
The trial OF the We're rioters has taken place and three
Of them have been found guilty, and sentenced vafi-
Gus terms OF Imprisonment
The weather Is unusually hot and oppressive for this
season though frequent showers fallen and abe
the city. The general health is good.
CURACAO. Extract OF a letter dated nth October
last, from this island -" change has taken place
in the government of this island; Baron Van Raders has
tho colony OF Surnam and Is succeeded here by MAYOR
Sir Esser as Governor. His Eycellency, Baron Van
Raderr lett this the 18th ult for his Cove
and portion Of the inhabitants Of this island betray
the grossest inconsistency the of his depar
in fact they pursued line of conduct quite
rance with their previous behavior towards him Per.
maps you not acquainted with the occurrences Of
Governor for producing stagnaon OF trade successive
failures oil crops and other Of similar Distress over
which human power could have any control, were
attributed to his administration.
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YALuABLE PICTURES AT AUCTION.

rIrHE collection &c the late M Charles Wsinedsl in
possesson of his widow, W be sold by A. vy, Sat.
uy On sy ean,,, ns e o. ,n @
modern Pai4unss. The modern painting, are from
and copied by the practned artists Of Dr.sd
under the supentendeuce Of the well known Prors.o
Also Dssueueotype Machine with all the paints Fns
Bfushs, Mn,atures Of persons the city, Fsr. &c aud
6ae kngavgs All OF which will be sold for the beo,f Of
the widow and her children. Philanthropy will induce many
to call aud e1ami,c them. az 81
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XHo rKu"0 ~ N1s'o'"x 2 1of TH''I' U"1Hs1 ,
INCREASING attractions This large and justly e-l.brasd
tab needs only 10 be visited TO co.. the fact Of
oher c the kind the world and the
vsrioas apparatus eon.ruced that only aceuey
most psrfsc inyaraby attained but the
solar aoss removed, thst fe s,is be
fat TAX
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Metnlle TcbIet.-This IL ihs only Invention

h combines The pfopesies Of houe and sr0p, rs vrTi
been proven BY the hrst cutles Ia Eu las
used and preferred hem 10 the common hone Ih is6e OF
Hone requires neither oil or water 70 hevs exc Thu
alone would make Of great but when G5od 20 s
finishing qualities Of the strop, simplicity OF use % tga
the whole tcs that zelteae toi
let can be complete without
q. SAUNDERS & SON. III Brostgsy.
lt.tsva -. Hon
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NJ arried.

On Wednesday evening the ard instant, by the Rev.
Joseph H. Price, Pastor OF ST. Stephens Church, MIR
city.
DO Phladelphi papers please copy.
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Common Pleas.

before Judge UIsh0eher.
DKc. 6-The jury ia the OF William Kobbe, W.
Joseph Kerr and william Kerr unable to agree
and 30 returned their verdict There being no causes
ready the Court adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock.
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The Mormons at Nauvoo number over IL. 900
There are also 500 living in Tasswsll county, Va
The New York herald., 1845-12-06

A NGLu ANERlCAN rkGa c,U. p" 4, = :, H.. gsos' ~,
wee on sunday. al iO6 A M N " y ~. ey.g'as.
WHEN seTn N will preached b - nrX bs"f - " ~
hon d ID Rector Of 81 Thomss SAH Gu III. -. -.
Seats Free Brtsh emisrts ahd + ssh fesl' eAts ~
ucuMry invited tlatead 70 49,
IN CONSEQUENCES thC vey untNv0rbi, statr ~ & Se
L weather during Weduedt snh ~ Isday ne a.
FAIR AZ the siinefys Rooms, tNb Do WY w n
ration Church will be c0utinuAt un tstuFsay svsiRs
when il will posiuvely close US w