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MONDAY, Dec. "a.


very large arI well selected assortment oi eas.sifsr
pIcre very besI style and nnisa, eoassaE u
part OF full French aud Mahogany Chairs Egyptian
be,op tsb.ss marolecp dress soa bureaus
oed aud ShogoEy cress siG toilet sbss, ind
splendid double Gnc single wardrooes serpeniine kn6
plain sofas divs1s ciIomans ia sEoneh shoga
oedste.ds, high posi- do, mahogany and rosewood
rockers pillow tables Guar1oiies. oos ant
sge chairs double snd single stands together With
every article usually found In me trade. and viii prove
very desirable opportunity for Iacss In want Terms cash
Catalogues she morning OF sals
AT pSIvArS sALs-Uue spendid rosewood Plane
msde by Firth < HAL.
Al private sale, two lsTye Exclusion Tablss Ono Will
sxtend about 81 feet aud The ~
n CHAMBERLAIN, AaenorecE.-Ssose No IA
~. Sppcr-sL-Lhersi sdNa nccs mscs On Goods con
s;gued for private sar, 10 be- sold Oul-deor
ISLES carefully attended and respectfully soiieited.
PrNtapt rstIIIs msde-
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MOHAWK AND III DSoN RAILROAD Co
vi Bonds o: 1857 Tad lsi2-N0Hee hereby gwen hat
Mschar.c. Bank In he City OF SevTYork, presea;a
,io OF he coupons OF SID sf:sr he Isl ProN.e- A.
bany, Sovsuber 3, $40. $500
a. Z tOo4 *. Jr- SecretG.y-
EiNAI- DIyIpEND.-AI persons havins c!st-.
agsirs, the estates OF lie mr. rrs o; Robbins Painter
tina q Robins Painter Co o: The r.y Of Ne7v-Yorz
scr,5-r or or before the lst day CT Ae-c lsi ice
A=sig-ee= VII her deelare aal dividend q Tie eecL-
Of m .aia stsi-s and srr CLAIMS presented 5sfo.e
,s. ds- vri Be-. excluded from participation II 'st 5na
dividend Sev-York. Dec -. lsi2
LLOYD " WELLS. Tor Assigrer- OF
F F R P. ( CO.. No l. Broad-.t-e-l-
30 i,,.-,rb-
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D.. d. NASH, Aactonser-S.ors ll8 fuitun-.l.
MACHINERY, Ae--rhursdaJ Dec. ;, OF l0f 0eook
lFla No. ~ Cagaisl VIII be sold tho following articles
Turning Lathe, Shafts and Puliiss, Saw Tables xnd
fixtures, large Planning Asehlns, Joining Bsnehss
WoEI Benches, VI Shafts AID Puiss. large copca
Cue Pot Desk, Table Awning fcss aud Awning, &c.
o.
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ANTHONY ]. BLEECkER, Auctioussr.
VALUABLE LOTS ON BROADWAY, on Eifth-
Avenue, and on Ihlrtieh, Thinynrsl aud Tbirtyssc
ond st,.-ANrHOSY J. BLEECkEH will sell at auction
Thursday the Sd day Of Dec. IL O'clock al tbs Nor
chants Exchange, the following valuable Building Lets
Lot on the southeast corner Of Broadway and sOJ.l
Lots the east aide Of broadway, between zs,h
30h
Lot on d.a east side OF Broadway, between sOh and
3lst sts.
Lots lbs side OF Fllhavsnue and solh and S
The avenue lie regulated aud graded, aud curb and
gutter stones laid.
lots on ;hs north side OF 30th
Lots ON the sooth side Of 3lsLsl
Lots on The north side of5lstsL
Lo. the south side OF SId-st These ~ Lols ara be
tween Broadway and Fhaysnge each lot 2? feet by hall
The block. Inc streets regulated and graded Curb
and gutter stones laid N Slstsl
The above described lots ars IN The desirable paI
OF the Island being on the important loading
avenues. and on Streets 0oIwre en- these avenues
The tE- lie indtspuIs1e, having besn Ia family
half a century.
Terms VII be toads known AZ the time OF shls- LlIo
graphic maps may be obtained OF A. b!eocher, No
BrOad'e previous 10 tn, sale. For farther Information
apply 10 The aucuOuserb. (lIls dis
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~ very -1t=nsI,r 4ssOsilnsa oi Ioas az -.sas.rr.
shAwis, silks, embroidered and .sin s sis]x -
co.o.ed slo4cc2s aIso saas, rsw s~s - - "a
for dresses pald ctoaAinss, &C. &c WEIGH - " go s W
Al a tretl -
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11-1,1 .s.1S TSt;.-A nsw and improved aftlcLo Vi
1890 It1ar yortnxs for sale, w,oosaIs and rsiaii
10 d. sswsrs inds guoass Manufacturing Cct29soJ, -
NAl6en-lsna Ok -
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2e, l0l, l02 lo3 i4 'J iVo 70 lie "a ~ zS' ~
10 80 inclusive.
ComroN PLE.s-Psrt Nos y. =. - y. 49, Il.
g. IS 3l5 go 81 g. 6l 81 81, s3. Part Mos g 40
80 81. So g, II, 32i e, 80, %, IL ~.
Law Courts.
CIRCUIT Corn-.--Before Judge Bsrkaloo-porter 4
Ballard John 6. Cbr;isSuit S203 amour,
~ hill O: goods sold Samuel Wicoxsen of Petersburgh,
Madison Co 90 which place Mr. G. also belongs il be-
ne contended that MI C. told u g. TO give the goods
C w and charge them 10 him ms was denied The
Jary could no, agree and were discharged
fog plaintiff, messrs PhOsni1 and Mcmahon Eor de-
:endants Mr.. l.. z. Garsh and Mr y. z. G,eaves
IN Cham be rs.A lad named William II. am
herman who nsd enlisted in the u :. army "as
brought 1p from Governors issnd on wrt Of asSeas
corpus. sued on: application OF his notae. aso MS
discharge demanded the ground that re Is minor
Judge z considernZ from the testimony maj such was
TIE case ordered tie lad 20 be discharged
Counsel for petitioner. Elias smith Esq
corzr or CoxmoS PLEAs-5eiore Judge Daly-
,qTzs. n Tsi Yscciio va Lers CoheaThe plaintii in
Ma last 6ectped the second story OF building NO. 80
William st rs picture frame rnan'sctory and also the
second storv Of srnall rear building MI Cohen erect
ed lsrge building the lot adjoining haTinE Prev!
,sl svreed with Messrs Sands the owners Of No. 10
mai the party wall should be placed equally on each
lot in order 70 do this the sides OF the front and resr
buildings Of 100 had 10 be cut Of !, found that the
GEAR building of bsdy constructed brick work and
would fall down If the side sSal! taken away II
was therefore deter mined 20 take down the building
the occupant having first been app-ed Of the Intention
Mr Del Necch!o refused his assent and locked ms ooo
By order Of Mr. Cohen, however the door was forced
some rnouds SC removed and the building was taken
down. Mr.. Del Veccho now brings acton oil tfespass
aging his damages at $1,000
For defence said that the lease 20 'lF Mcknight
who relet TO Mr. Del " of No 100 n.ee rescrTation
tor the walls 10 be taken downfall M Del v aired
rne hack shop in question after biz Cohen had com
uenced digging his foundation and that ne hired OF Mrs
Mcknight in the abscnse Of her husband and that the
inter refused sanction the letting after he came home
also that Mr. Del '. sustained little no loss and that
nis object in hiring 10 make money out OF Mr. c
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court Cnlendnr-Tnls pAY

c,kec1r CorHr-Nos 81. lsl, 81, 81. 53. 81 so O.,
zs loi iO2 1903 Io4 263 JOG liz 274 ll9, 81 100
CoxroN PLEAs-Psrt Mos y. b 20 y. 49, Il.
q IS 3l5 go 81 49, 6l. 80 81 20. Part Nos 3a 40
80 81 Sc, 50 IL, 324, e, SO, - II ~.
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a, No Of Hogs packed at Cincinnati Ie+2-5 @1UVV'
Trade of fhe Hudson.

Produce Country Merchandise -irTrr,Hg at NsV iOrs
Rtporied ,ptc.aig for The Mrs York Trietmt
IrEsnAY DEC la.E
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i 10 o'ciocA nj NJ. Us and 65


-,Lsaud also BY virtue OF enSEss. I,ertsass
OF the enSire contents Of iArgs machine shop &c
newt lot hammers iy press, sndsiones and frames, II
vices various sizes 10, lead HoUds for piano work. pori
bic forge and bellows blacksmith. loos large aud ANAL
suvis. rotary he, boitns drums and sbsI,ins, together
with valuable y: chassrs taps, sc. Also
sells silde.la,he patterns. hand and slide lathe
lothewhee patterns, sdy-"hse patterns, sets castor
pSuerEssso hne STOCK OF round ADD SQUARE iron and
steel in bars, ovariors SKIES and large assortment "
st3c THURSDAY Dec. s.
Al 10 o'clock at no 81 Wal st. in The basement
SHESitT SALE OF STATIONERY EsrssLIsaaESr-CoIn-
pfi,ng Blank Books OF every description, Writing Pa
per Ink Stands, together with general assortment Of
Also. O'CLOCK, No. Thames 81. In tho hiri story
2PIintng Presses Imposing Stones lot Case. Racks.
lot Type, Hydraulic Press, &c. &c.
FRIDAY, Dec L.
Al 10 O'Clock at No - Spuace-st
SHENiFf SALE OF lhe contents OF Genllemons Eurrish
ng ublishlnenl-Comprising Dress and Frock Coas
Pants, Vests, large quantity Lsmbswool aud Cotton up
der shirt. Drawers Linen aud Cotton shig. Bo.ous
Stocks, Sgspenders, Umbrellas Ac
Also, Desk, Counters, Nc. Nc.
TUESDAY, Dsc. ).
10; O'Clock, al The corner Of 1gthsL aad 81 avenue.
SHERIFF SAFE OF large quantity Of jewelers. Tools.
Furnaces Anys Bellows Forgr and Tools, is.inksTs
Drop Dies, several Vices. Fiy.wheel. Beits and
Stools, Benches, lot stones Ga's Drops. Jets, NC &c
10y IA1ieS NJ. DiILi.EK-stOre No, IS Maldcs'
- lane, NEXT door 10 NJ LDsrly.st
THURSDAY. ucc.5
Al l0i o'clock, the Store OF Buckley Brooks No. 10
Ferryst.
5000 aides Homoek Tanned sole Leather various Tan
ueries.
III, o'clock, at the Of tho ato arm OF Gllusu.
Suiall < Co. No. Ferry.sL
1000 sdes Sole Leather with other ARTICLES IN the Ina
MONDAY Dee. ],
Al IL O'clock a. The Merchants Exchange
EFFEcrs a BASNRupr EsrArE-By order OF AsSiHn.
sandty tracts Of land and town lots III thu States Of
uone-r TUESDAY Dec. q
Al l0t o'clock, store No. IS Msldeuans
Doors, SaOEs BRoSASs LOCO cases Boots Shoes
ffssl and tndf
ci;y snd country Iadc Sale posittva
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THE ALEAMRA SALOON.
5S9 BROADWAY. NEAR PRINCESS

tSEaRiY oPgcsIrx IIslosl
HERS ALEXANDER. the G--s' Original German Ma
fcisr. who created sch nnboaud-d Ssioui.huent a.
S!5.o.s. WILL APPEAR EVERY EVENING THIS
Fun particulars IN The daily bill.
Tickets to the Rotaada % ceus the Balcony cents
children under = years Of aye, half price.
Doors open At et-ccmrnerce al :! O'clock nSl &C
LIREMEN'S BALL.-The Eighiesu.h Annusl Sail
L ala CT the New.Yors Fire Department Eund will
take gsce AZ The Park Theatre Monday evening az
uR;y 18th, ISL a. WSJherrhSF1
A MEXICAN MuSEuM.-Splendd Performances
- ths afternoon n J, snd evening ~ q. ociock.-LSs
week OF ths eelebra'ri SHAHlSG oCAKERS. Also, the
The grea Nassau Balloon, with three men, from the city Of
London 10 Germany. Greni Western. the Yankee Cone
ds having recovered from bis lsie Illness. makes his first
appearance N several weeks Io-day ~ company WIN
Mss Fanny Wheeler. In addition the Manager has en-
gagged upwards Of lee large lying S!acS Snakes living
Oraus OHtanS anu CAHree Two living Monster anssondSs
Anatomical venus snt Mad. Rockwell the famous Fortune
Teller Aorn.sion : ct--e6ttr-n under 10 l2t ca ~
VNHE ANNrO,IICAL MUSEUM :,39 Bowery,
4 : open FOX exhibition, cuutdGirg vast uUuter OF
Man Preparations Illustrating every part OF the human
system. Occupying rooms, among which IL magnificent
Lui sized wax Female figure consiung the Fcetus IN
UIero.
The Lecture Rooms OF the Museum, Dr. HASSELL IL.
delivering Course otLecmres Anatomy. Physiology,
and the various Diseases ot,he Human Body even
ing ats o'clock except Wednesday and Saturday even
Mental and Moral Philosophy illustrated By Phreuo
,oGy A. the close Of each OF his Lectures examinations
The heads OF of he audience will be made us
the truth OF the science
Admission the Museum - cents
Admission TO the Lectures -! cents.
Persons visiting the Museum will be presented ia "a
ticket admitting them 70 the lecture o.! the evening
For particulars snail bills. nSO lwi-'
THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE OF lha
Landing OF Columbus. painted fort Capitol At Wash
!ngon, by J. Vanderlyn. viii hs continued on exhibition
for short time longer At the National Academy OF De-
.ign. corner Broadway and Leonard 81 Also several
admirable copies OF the chez drrres OF he Great Mas.
ters Titan Corrggio and Rembrandt, by Mr. w. together
with splendid View the Niagara River, overlooking
,he Cataract and Rapids with the Islands and chores al
cent, seen from the Canada side
Open from \. VI. to 10 p NJ.
Season tickets 81 cents single admission p cents de-
scriptve pamphlets 81 cents. nl7 mis
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vsry axe and 81 Sousssoli Ec-.s.
cuassrg otsrsr Pier Classes Secretzrtss Book
Cases Mahogany full Sreneh Chairs, French BeSsssae.
Dsvans OtIcInars ptl,cw and Claw Tse!es Dining .ad
Tea 60 Cs-G Tsets, Brussels sHI Ingram CarpSls VI
CoSh Feather Beds. Har Ms,trvsses, A.sfs and Rali
Lamps Sofas and sofa Sedsrats Insroie-top Ceacr Ia
bles. Wash Stands. WORK Tables. MAncl Ciceks vasos
GirsnGoes Paintings, Window Curtains. Stanis, HtcasE
Furniture, Sc- Sc.
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General Notices.
Lectures on the Human

soul-L4 Roy Sunderland, compliance ~tia he wishes
Of IL u--1erc1s c26s I Se9Y8rk. Ia IL pleasure Of
salgsa-ing sriss cf ias'!eetuaI Entertainments IN
Mechanics HsH IL Broadway, between Broor,e sad
G-aac 50. Ias..sy Wednesday Fricay .7s Sa;r-7.v o;
he present week Z wA.eE - VII deye!9P he power OF
Spells Cazs and Fa=cnaicrs, LcslEstcg liz Mysteries
ofTr--ce D-eaag 0iieac.a! and Ghosts and coz1sia-
ing .sre. o. 9- G-a~e. MrthfaI Musical ss:ou-
ish.as po7y=-s sn1 ssce2loiiHes u The Human Mind
more c1a=,. aa- .he revelations Of s~edeaborz. and
exceeding Il 1=f=-l ysi5as Of &c Fares 0. he Ts.ss
ofi-e Arabian N:g5l- TO coEaEenes :; : u AIMS
sion : Gents 30 5tis'
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Toy. I'm uy4CTSTH GLASSES gfs5I

rTUYs AND HYACINTH GLASSES as Ch-r
- b--yra.r ry~Ar sri Jall-- SIS good assortment OF
Fy-rss es So NgFs Pilch-rs Coof1e 6o,-.ss aaai=
Ornaments Tow D=cantsrs Spoons, e x Also CrocEery
c: - k-=ds !; iorv prices q --sl go '" ROSE.
nR. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY : ne best IN
IL So for coo il. -oc- hos.se1ess &c. ard . vel
srov-n ita, i does 10. rectrs sry peas Fer sale -
me pr.uciga dug :, Ills ely Brooklyn aid
throughout the rited Sta:es
Wteless!e Aescc5 Jas : Aspt.7FE. . WlEar,-st and
Israel Minor, pa Sul.oc 81
Prepared and sold wholesale ar F--al - l. Jones,
Drr-J,s- 80 aoi.rcr cor McOoags;-sI g Sn-oc-
aTAGSETIZTNG FOR DISEASE, by Dr.. :.
vi BRONSON OF 81 Greer WICK s. nesr Vestry Olce
prescrir,ors As seove By approved Csirvo!art q,
from 81 70 - eAca patient q =
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- PO6RS LAST JUDGMENT AND NSND 81
- >OHNS d" LOSCSSANG" 81 the Tabernacle. gu
WeaResdNy Evep!ss. Il Dscvmoer, commencing =, :.
o'ciocS. ald closing 81 10.
Ire Chorus and Orchestrs ~ usual
The solo rsrls VIII - sustained - following rnl-
rent resident talent
soprano. Ms : LoGsr SeeoEjo- Miss wsf.en.
Trnors. Nj & 6; Page Sassc.. Mr.. J. I. Mascot
CoGcucto5. MI George Lc1er
NJ. 4. c. Tinm viii preside 81 he Orgar
rlcse 70 the pabac cu- dollar .ach. TO su5.crsosrs-
or I've performances. "a cents each, b applying AZ the
otce O; Inc Institute +l5 Broadway.
u q 4 MEIGGS pri,cipsl 40 SrosayyNy-
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CARRIAGE CLOTH.-Icp pieces India kubher
CCar.isxe Cota plain sud dgured ofsupecior quality
for he lowest ,E-s-t prices a. ne warehouse Of
d. Egwa,k u J. Ir6:s Rubber Rsc-orY IS &sitea-lsne
atsr
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AmnSemeuiS.


II
41s1.es CT ie OF - George TIE Ns!eyr osSe
e sessefe 10 a-aorrcr Tx several q The rcsS ais
sllsas- socaiss - tbs citySEc.ua;ns the e-oisct
Choir o Trn--- Crct, wi. aui,e n performance Of
Sacred Nrssc under he direction OF o., Hodges the
Apollo Saloon o. FsAy evense Re - rs. The wsole
q ne projects VIII Re devoted AID o. ICE rrd OF
sad Church. a. Ire performers or ,his ocas:cu rncst
ki1dy ;sncsrEs neg services grtr7.,ocsv; c.rcun2-
which me aaiss mention With u;e;sed s,s-
:scto1 = the hope li eT benevolent exettoos u1sy b<
crowned VIII success
= Sar;asr paracgiars n he Programme, wssca. 20.
ecker with Tickets 81 admission, 2re - esch 1sy
Sc o5taned he MRsic sd Book Stores also II the
door "a the evsn.as .: tas performance % sSis-
c-SI. Deeeuissr 81 ca.
l. MILO StSCRI VIII give sxia sri pos'tIv-iy his
asi. Concert winch he Will he ASSISTED by Sig5ors 9o
Ms Loder Ms NcrAs and Sic1oF De SeSrs. ttcr he
Tocat) y SiEso5 RsPec;. u. sca's7s NJ Geo Loler.
aaG NJ. Il. c fi--r
Tue pieces se performed oy camille >.eoS. he
fo,t1wtzE
~ TIE cctsbrSs3 AcAslo ar Roc5c II CsmySae.io,"
BE hs-3-5eli.l COMPOSED ~ FsSsn.ri.
:; duet; tor Two vols. ov genera dssl-s.f executed
% >iscos SNpetC AID S.vort. pc<si y Mariner
s.. Gas'' Tor psuo sud volln from The ope5s LVes
g L&-1r5e'uoor. eN@cGIed ~ NJ Ecc;a1s srd Sivor
composed " SsvorLI
"a The csraivs OF veaaee vyita .one as~ ys-,s.
1oGs never Aesrd cecre j. u
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Letter. ier5< iad before WI be- on, for delivery
s!oclock \. ". rt9 O'CLOCK, 4 "
e; fM NJ
4: la4 S,suots
Letters deposited before WIN he out tor delivery
O'Clock 4 ". ats O'Clock. \ VI
PM
Persons te-.rou, 10 send lsurr- free cga procure fee
stamps Tie Principal Once either Of Toe Stations,
al , cents each, or = 5u per hundred.
POSTAGE FOR LETTERS CENTS EACH
Banks Insurance Companies Societies. other parue,
having circulars notices, han!-bs O. Tor distribution,
VIII be dea.; s. iih on the most favorable ;srms
Ne,S-York Noy. SO, Isi6 d. eoaisn
1INHE GREATEST NOVELTY YET.-Geogra-
1 ply Taught - Siuging.-The happy arr or teaching
Geography By Singing wns Originated by Allen Tibbits -
More 300 aides and gentlemen OF AL srom years
40 10 o. taken lessons wa him with lie perfect
satisfaction 10 themselves and others M Tibhits now
a-ge classes In this CIV having 10 them nearly
1900 pupils He has iO young aces - the Rutgers IN
-titIie II class
Public Free Lectures VIII be given Rutgers Institute
on "wednesday and Friday ev-nng- Oi Ih- week. AID in
ST Luke. Lecture Room corner OF Hudson and Grove -
on Saturday evening al ocock-
practical illustration Of the plan OF teaching w De
given BY hundred sdss and gentlemen singing them
selves over the world.
The citizens generally especially invited 70
attend. Come e6ry fetch yoarfends 'ith you %
COMPREHENSIVE MOTTO E benjamin NJ.
y Sherman late Sherman, AIwaisr CO. OF New York
md Arlhrr 3 Morris air De Forrest, Morn. CO. OF
Mobile have formed copar-uershp r the puTpos- os
transactng General Commission Iron and Me.al bust
under the aaine OF Sherman = Morris
Thev are prepared 10 uaac literal cssh adTancrs on al
consiyusats Of Pig, Bloom Bar Sheet and Boiler Iron
foreign aIc C0ns-tic.
They villaso give teir attention u NE negotiation Of
contracts for Railroad Iron, Spikes, AXES and Spr1s,,
A-u ''' VIC sac '' Stped. BEN n SIBERIAN.
ARTHUR B. NORRIS
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o. To LET OK LEAsE-Ths Asason houis nov
E.s pied by tue Mayor Of Hudson, fronting War
lot u 100 feet front 10 fsa, Ia de2th,
with The necessary and eouYeaisnl ogtC2i.11gs Ths
ground surrounding the dwelling Is vel stoeEsd with
grapes ad bearing YE2l trees, s good order FOR srs
apply 10 Darius PECK, ESQ, Hudson or
mn 2awisu ELISHA JENKINS, Z. l5th-st y. K.
o. FURNISHED HOU-E TO LET.-rEe ~ao.e
H.s part Of taHdsoa=y Furnished aous- 70 s %
very reasonable terms Ill the nTst of May neil AZ
Ply at "A szrc.ay-st azs1
TO LET, with or without s.csrn power. rooms Or
~ lofts the Osst GIFTED Of aay 10 Lss cry dS9ufe u
IN-a ~ In, j. LOCKE. 81 Ann-.L
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-25
FWNURNER q NUDGE,
IL COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

IL COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
Have for sale-AMES'-Fme end superine Letter
Paper blue and white, ruled and plan fine and SUI
Folio Post, Packet Post, Fiat Cap, double Cap En-.
velope Paper, sc.
BUTLER'S-Fine, superfine and LIST class Letter
Papers; blue wove, white wove and blue laid ruled
and plain Packet Post; Commercial Post; Folio Post;
Foolscap, blue wOve and white wove and blue laid;
Flat Cap, DENY, Medium and Royal Leger Papers,
Bank Note Paper, &c.
blue, white, and assorted colors; fine and superfne
Flat Cap, blue and white DENY, Medium, Royal and
Super royal Leger Papers; Medium, Super royal and
double Cap Cover Papers; Glazed Medium Folio
Post, Envelope Paper, Blotting Paper, Packet Post,
SC.
HUDsoN's-Fine and superfne Foolsoap, blue
and whites ruled and plain; fine and superfne Letter
ct Post, hand made, Note Paper, sc.
K!NG'S-Superfne Letter Papers, blue and white,
ruled and plain; Nos. 2and Fooscap, blue s. white, ,
ruled and plain; Flat Cap No. and 4, DENY and
Medium Leger Papers, blue and white, Folio Post,
OWEN & HURLBUT's-Finea and superfine Let
ter Papers. blue and white, ruled and plan fine and
superfne Fooscap, blue and white, ruled and plain;
FIAT Cap Envelope Paper, Be-
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-25

LATER FROM JAMAICA. BY the arrival OF
the brig Glamorgan, Capt. Focke, at this port,
yesterday, we have files of the Kingston Jour
nal as late as the Goth ult. They contain no
intelligence, however, except report of the
markets. There had been sales of 1000 bbls
fresh Baltimore -four at Is; 24oo Georgetown,
Baltimore and Philadelphia, in lots, at SOS; so
bbls. Baltimore corn meal at 2is. cash; and af-
forwards SO bbls. dried, at 2Os, credit; 10 bbls
do. not fresh, at los; 100 bacon hams at Cd
and 800 Baltimore do. at lid.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-25

debate had been limited expired, when the
committee proceeded 20 vote upon the proposed
amendments.
The amendment to strike out "tWo," and
insert "three," thus reducing the number Of
regiments proposed, was rejected.
A proposition for mounting one regiment
should the President think it advisable or ne
cessary, was adopted
Mr. Adams Of Mass. here moved that the
committee rise, in order that he might move, in
the House, TO reconsider the vote by which al
debate on the bill was closed this day. He as
signed his reasons for making this motion as
well as he was able, amid some confusion anC
no little interruption. The Presidents mes
sage to the Senate this morning was among
them, and he wished first to understand it,
purport before voting upon the bill. If there
were assigned good and sufficient reasons by
the Executive for the increase Of the Army
and Navy, which he recommended, then he
(Mr. A. would vote for the bill most cheer
fully, but he wished first to satisfy himself OIL
that point.
The motion that the committee rise prevail
ed, and the Speaker resumed his seat.
Mr.. Adams, obtaining the floor, recaptulat
ed what had passed in committee and assigned
anew his reasons for mo wing that the commit
tee rise, concluding with motion TO reconsi.
der the vote by which the debate upon the ri
fleman bill was ordered to be concluded this
day. pending which motion the House adjourn
ed