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hope this Will be constantly borne IN mind, that
have no control over the movements OF our
party
"The three Spaniards arrested al Bept's Fort,
on suspicion Of being spies, after being shown
General Armio, the governor of New Mexico,
that General Kearney would see him in few
days"
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

IMPORTANT TO THE p U b c.
i JOHN RIGGLES, who has, during the last
wear, exclusively devoted his attention to the cut
ting department, respectfully informs the public
generally, and his former customers that he has re-
commenced business ~ draper and tailor, on the
west side of 9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
where they are assured, he will neglect no exertion
to preserve the reputation, as cutter, which has
been so generously awarded to him by those who
have knowledge of his skill. He will personally
superntend his business, employ competent work.
men, ard will execute orders on such terms as
(whe, of course, he expects to be bene6tedr will
prove advantageous to all who desire handsome
fit, durable clothes, and promptness of execution.
Sent Il-eo2w
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E,oR SALE OR LEAsE-The subscriber

IL intending to remove from this city, offers for
sale or for lease his three story brick house and gar
den on street, between 18th and l4th streets The
house was nearly rebuilt two years ago, and Is IN
verv good order. 1t contains six rooms, two gar
ret rooms, kitchen, cellar, and porch. The lot is
1879 feet deep from F street towards an alley con-
nected with Pennsylvania avenue,
Also for sale quantity Of household articles and
furniture, which may be bought to advantage by
any person DESTROYS to take the house
Sept I2-2aw3w +. II. GERDES'
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Notice to the holders OF Mexican Indem-
nifty Scrip.


September 18th, 1886.
THE holders OF Mexican indemnity scrp are
il informed that whenthe same is presented AZ this
Office for payment Of the 4th and 5th instalments.
under the law Of August 10Th, 1886, by any person
other than the one to whom il was originally issued
II must be regularly and lawfully assigned in writ.
ing and witnessed before one Of the following per
cons, TO witt A member Of Congress, United
states judge district attorney, clerk collector naval
officer, or depository, consul or a notary public,
Under his official seal When the assignment is not
thus Witnessed, the holder must present with the
scrip and assignment, his positive affidavit of uune-
quivocal ownership. Without such evidence Of
ownership, REIMBURSEMENT Of the 9Th and 5th in
'taments cannot he received and United States
stock issued therefor When the scrip is presented
ny an executor, administrator or trustee, full legal
evidence of his official character will be required.
When the holder cannot attend in person 10 make
he relinquishment on the books Of this Office the
same may be made by duly authorized attorney.
In such case the power Of attorney must be proved
W acknowledged before one Of the above-named
officers, or a justice Of the peace, whose Official
character must be certified by county clerk under
his seal Of office.
r. II. GlLLET, Register.
Sept 1873, [Intelligsncerl
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Prints onIy-New Fall styles,


ZEE A. BREWSTER, A Cedar street, New
IL York. where are concentrated nearly all the
new styles OF printed caicoes which have been pro
dnced IN this country, or imported for the fall trade
and nre offered for sale, for cash or approved credit
at prices greatly reduced within the last few days
Purchasers are guaranteed the prices, and allow
ances made for given period E
Catalogues, (Tenewed and corrected daily,) regu.
ating the prices are placed in the hands Of buyers
and sent with goods ordered.
Sept9-ly
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ID EMOvED.--l have this day removed my
II manufacturing establishment of clothing to the
store four doors east of Coemans Hotel, where all
my customers, who have so Literally patronsed1
me, will find one Of the best and largest stock OF
clothing in the United States, and at such low prices
that they cannot fail to please Also good assert.
ment of cloths, cassimeres, and vestings, which
will make to order, at the shortest notice. and war
rented to fit.
Sent l1---6teod
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BOARD wANTED.-A gentleman and lady
I'D wish board by the year in a respectable fami-
v, where they can have middling-sized well-fur-
iished paror and lodgng-room. location on or
near Pennsylvania avenue IL preferred. Persons
wishing to furnish board above, are requested TO
address A. B., at this Office, giving their residence,
description Of family, rooms, terms, &c.
Sept 1870
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DATRIOTIC AND BANK OF THE
IL METROPOLIS STOCK AT AUG
TION.--on Wednesday evening next, the 10th
instant, | shall sell, at my auction store, at half
past o'clock
$4,000 Patriotic Bank stock.
$4,000 Bank of the Metropolis stock.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
r. w. DYER,
Sept 9-dts Auctoneer.
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out OF FASHION.-Gentlemen disposed
~ TO economic in their hats respectfully mott
fed that in accordance with our usual custom after
the change of fashion, we will dispose Of our re
naming stock Of "out Of fashion hats" at twenty
per cent. less than usual prices.
STEVENS & EMMONS,
Nos. / and 2 Browns Hotel.
Sept l5--6teoif
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TIERS ,-sTEvENs a. EMMONs

IL will introduce the "autumn" fashions for gen.
temen's hats on Saturday. September 5th
In accordance with our usual custom, we shall in
troduce simultaneously " Leary's" and Beebe a.
Costnrs fashions.
Gentlemen who have their sizes registered with
us will forward their orders.
Sales Rooms Nos. and 2, Browns Hotel
Sept 4-3uf
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MEDICAL department Ofthe Columbi-
Nl an College, Washington, ID. C.-The

MEDICAL department ofthe Columbi-
lVl an College, Washington, ID. C.-The
lectures will commence on the ID Monday In Octo-
Der, from which time, until LIST Monday in No
vember two lectures will be delivered daily. The
regular course will commence, as usual, on the LIST
Monday Of November, and continue until the LIST
of March .,... ..-
FACULTY.
HARVEY LINDSLY, NJ D., Professor Of Pa
thology and Practice of Medicine.
THOMAS MILLER, M. D. Professor of An
JOHN M. THOMAS, M. D., Professor of Med
ical Jurisprudence and Physiology.
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, M. D., Professor
of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren.
CHARLES G. PAGE, M. D., Professor of
Chemistry.
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, M. D., Professor
| of Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
CIinrica lectures will be delivered twice a week
and operations performed before the class on pa
TENTS from the Infirmary which is attached to the
College, and from the public Dispensary.
| The rooms Of practical anatomy afford advanta.
ges rarely equaIIed they will be opened on the Isl
| of October.
The entire expense of a course of lectures by al
the professors is $50. Demonstrators tickets $40
Good board be procured at from S2 SO to 10 pei
week.
WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON, M. D.,
Corner of 7th and streets,) Dean.
| T., ui
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TREAsuAY DEPARTMENT,

September u.s. 1886
The Secretary of the Treasury acknowledges the
receipt of twenty dollars, enclosed in a letter ad-
dressed TO the collector of the customs at Baltimore,
a copy Of which is annexed. The money has been
placed in the treasury
RESTITUTION.
"MR. CoLLEoroR-slR: The enclosed twenty dol
lars is due to the State for few articles Of foreign
manu- facture imported some years past. The duty
not being then paid, restitution is thus made by
"A CATHOLIC"
"September ~ 1886"
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Sept. II
INTERESTING to Authors, PrOprietOrs
i Of books. &c-The 10Th section Of the late

INTERESTING to Authors, Proprietors
i OF Books, e. c.--The 10Th section Of the late
act of Congress establishing the Smithsonian lnsti-
tuition, requires the author proprietor ofany book,
map, chart, musical composition, PRINT cut, or en-
craving, for which a copyright shall be secured,
to deliver copy thereof within three months after
its publication, to the secretary, to be placed in
the library of said institution Hon. William ].
Hough, NJ. c., Of New York, is the secre-
tary, and has appointed Hon. B. b. French,
clerk of the House of Representatives, U. s.,
at the city Of Washington, an assistant, TO
whose care any such production may be sent
her communications, during the recess of Con
gress may be addressed above, or to the secrea-
ny, at Cazenovia, New York.
Sen ll--daceot1 Nov
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LNOR RENT.-one Of the most desirable resi-
in dences in the city, situated on the corner of B
and Third streets. Il embraces every convenience
necessary to the comfort of a family. Inquire on
the premises.
Sept 9-3t
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS have
l. on hand few more large leather travelling
trunks, which ! will sell great bargain, ifimme-
diately applied for, il is closeout; also lot oil
carpet bags, &c. ~
Sept II
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RMY LIST for 1896 -OficiaI Army
IA Register, the last issued, for sale Ia few copies
of the edition only remaIning) by F. TAYLOR.
Price 25 cents. Aug Is
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: uV : OUI'6TcssIUHHI f6RIBteT To UU
The name Of no person will be entered upon our
books unless the payment Of the subscription be
made in advance. II
UPERIOR PRINTING PAPER.-The
~ subscriber has just received on consignment
lQO reams very superior printing paper "a by 80
inches, which will be sold low for cash.
FITZHUGH COYLE,
General Commission and Agricultural Ware
house, near the corner of 9th street and Penn. av
Sept l0-3taw1w
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ITowARD,s supreme Court Reports,

HOWARD'S Supreme COURT Reports,
IL volume 4.-Just published, and this day re-
ceved. r. TAYLOR.
Also, Archbold's Law Of Landlord and Tenant,
with ali the requisite forms, including the pleadings
in the several actions by and against landlord and
tenant, and the evidence necessary to support Them
|. volume, 1886.
Sept 8
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A SMALL brick house, two and a-half
n stories, on 6,h street, between @ and II, for
rent or sale, by J.F' CALLAN'
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r AIDES, AND GENTLEMEN's Linen
IL cambria Handkerchiefs--We have just
received
so dozen ladies' hemstitched French cambria hand
kerchiefs, all qualities, some very beautiful
goods
20 dozen ladies' hemstitched Irish cambria hdkfs.
do gentlemen's extra fine plain berdered do
10 do medium and low-priced do
90 do coored bordered
| case linen cambrics and linen musns, all
prices.
Sept 7-3hf ID. CLAGEiI @ W.
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men their officers had the bad taste to march them
bv dew instead Of by night. This proves thai the
2northern troops can stand the climate Of Mexico
nearly as well as those from the south
AUoUsr 24th.-The 5th and TIN infantry and
Louisiana volunteers do march from opposite here
uoul tomorrow. The LIST infantry, under Colonel
Wilson, relieved the 7th day before yesterday. by
taking cbarge of the town. This morning the first
was relieved by command Of dragoon recruits,
under LIsCtenanls Kane and Pleasonton.
Gen. Twiggs will go up, with I'd Dragons, some
sixteen or twenty miles on the route TO Monterey,
in day or two. There is no grazing here, and his
object Is 10 encamp where grass Is plenty. The LIST
infantry has crossed over the San Juan, and Is en-
camped ready for a start. The ordnance, as it ar
rives, is sent over.
suppose that as soon as Gen. Worth has esisb.
liShed depot al Seralyo, he will go on and establish
another half way between that place and Monterey.
Afler the depots all established, and the troops
all under way, shall mount "Gen. Ampudia"-
nv faithful mue-and make a forced march, in
time 10 enter Monterey with the first, aud engage u
choice room at one Of their crack hotels. The troops
can only march fifteen or twenty miles day, whilst
Gen. Ampuda is bound to carry me forty or fifty
miles II he will only prove 10 be rapid in his
movements as his illustrious namesake ia said to
have been when cutting-stieks on the 9th May last
shall be satisfied. IL.
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ID EAL French Furniture Chtntzes.--We
~ have just received
30 pieces genuine French furniture chintzes, as
sorted colors.
Also pieces plain and dsmask worsed and silk
velvet, for furniture. ID. CLAGEff Il co.
Sept. l4-3uf
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NEW Fall and Winter Goods.-Just re

Sept sdts
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DIR FELIX GOUKAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP.

THIS admirable emolient by common consent rated
.cu eefes sansHn q .aPOn:
species Of discoloraton OF the skim All competition has
been completely distanced by this invaluable composition
the demand for which, within the last months has ncrea
sed than five hundred The clearness and esh
which impas the complexion have rendered
proverbal heauther of the Skn and dressing room
be furnished with proper toilet that lacks
ed only skin Deep the important that the thin
which resides should be kept IN Its
ent and most attractive state.
Dr. Gourauds Grecian Hair Dye, for cooring hair hss
all the old and delererous preparations
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicating hair
The Lily White made by the Doctor is by common
allowed to be the most excellent article for beautyn
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsonng pale lips and
cheeks These superlatve cosmetics, together with large
stock choice and fancy aStces are to O. had
street first door rRcA Broadway and the agency for Bea
.Agents-Jordon Milk st., Boston; Carlton Co.. Low
ell; Green Co. Worcester aul2 1m*r
II For the and speedy Of Incipent Consnmp
ton Barrenness lmpotcncy, LucorrhGa Whites Gleet
Distracted difficult Menstruaon nconnence Of Urine,
involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
causes produced by lrregularty, illness, accident
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful and smabe
dial IN both hemspheres sufficient guarantee for its
quick and positive curing all the above
complaints Nothing be surprising than
vgorating effects the human Frame Persons all weakness
and lasstude before become robust and full
the Of female Frame which the only
OF baIrenness and which, PRIOR to Mgnn discovery was
considerable incurabe. And quickly the impe
dments produced BY physical prosraton which frequently
do justice the Of the Lucina Cordial which
garded by the heads Of the faculty in all OF the world
OF the important medical discoveries Of
Pnee 50 per bottle Principal Office ~ Nassau street. base
au2l lmNm
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r. lsa M.n!sAsy, wIlmArsH Del ssh, nAr ., Pierre

Ssv Msr..'hsy w!lminr'sH, Deli ssh' 'sh' - F!srs
s.,ai c..ls: fSy z.ni g.. sr Ss.
Fanny Cot fsIs, dci Az. Msa fs1.ds RisIsy,
F Fis toms' fass a iils1 So
Pd Bssa TSss B.ss CABOT;
taasss N Hall. s y Sa@ @
arr barb Mas,1sot, rOaiapd surinam Ga ship Alkmar
Iai,S b,g Goders sHoT CenfsesS, SID bark Ann RsS
f6sd susan spcaeid supposed for do: brig Chaa saed
saturday and brig vesn and sh Ghs Reiieye on satgSda
brig George, Yates, do.
Boston, .loop' Escort Cleveland do for do Hero Kelley
ss c Ry Brig. s as. ssss
S'ssf 0saiSI tNq
a E b, & load oil for Europe Ro bark Marsd
gH, ~ S' iada.' sS"'i kelley is"
1 ps, brig S III, BTqSa RosaoT
,NEw ORlEass, Aug ss@Arr, brig velsseo, Bell. New
Was ,s ssT %.siSSs r g1ri%,
smeF Allen Brs.os g Jaso. Steamer James Day from
f a f's a"f q sG
Ss? S;fa fRa ssH t.ss sa
s. S,v nSmSe Of s leave 70, New Or
ysd n distress having oxen engine and leaking badly
sunk supposed TO be the China, from New Orleans Bra
sif'sS ss@
aSf
J,so reports ship Lehieh and brig JeIerson also several
ses @sshs ssh5 Oregon Capt sReSh Of
north breakers aud big-d fth Aug; her cargo winch
81 and
Nonan OF sailed for New Orleans on the 18Th
A sA s% Ts ef Fo Rss W.
I BSrde" sanins Fa RIVER h for York sens
tanklln Green Riley Savannah for Providence; Francis
Norfolk for P,oyidence soop Mary Burn Barnes, Delaware
sdins sz,, Moody, Havana, ballast Charlotte, Little
John, York; schrs Cynosure Waite, Philadelphia. Cid,
York; Redwng Brown isd for PhiIadeiphis but
iGs ana s'0'
~ Proy pESeE, Aug ls,Ar schr Thos Fenner Nckerson
G &no Nsfe9sGn
Mads s RsMk%s York Ge Po s Glass
SON. York schTs Abel Story, Cornell New York Betsey
Amos Rondoa Amaada sampson Convoy Ke
Harwich Diamond Barlow, Haddam; soops James Long
Jones; Juno, Alers, and James Lanpheer Kenney New
PHILAprLrHlA, Sept lAr brgs Maneppa. Colson, Fall
Rse
barge Phadelphis, Dear NYork. CID brigs Oak Ryder;
s Raay Gs'oS eso Fa
HisS Go' bAssny
barge Michigan, Allen NYori DO' 0' lowell '''
PLYMOUTH, Aug 3l-AT schr Russell, Simmons, NYork.
RIcHMoND, Aug 3o-AT schr Sarah Frances Watts Tho
SALEM Aug esd brig Fame 3oth schr Ta,so from Lu.
Ph Phi D0'A' " anu '''"' '''o" ''s america i'ea'"en
SAVANNAH. Aug 2sArr brig Excel, Macy, NYork. Sid,
ST. AUGUSTINE, Aug 2,--Ar schr Neptune Halwerson
Charleston, and sailed for Key West Galveston and Point
,,sTossoroS. Aug asAr schr Maria Baker, NYoEk for
Newport; 29h schrs Excel Fowler NYork for Wickord:
Monitor, Brghtman, do for Fall River.
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miscellaneous Record.
BRio AsHonsIA French brig was reported at New Or
masts sprung ~ WV"
ASoTHERThe Cabot, Boston, reports on the astb u
hem brig ashore near Chatham lights. NV
Spoken.
Brem bark Charleston 81 days from Bremen for NYork
Ship Duxbury, from sumara 10 Boston, in company
days, asd parted Aug ~, LAT ~ II, Ion 60 Is
sck Jobu, Ed.dgs ~ days from Aux Cages for Boston,
WhaIemen.
sid from Plymouth, 2oth ult bag Mnaeabo, Colling
Atlantic Ocean, and anchored below.
Sid from SIG Harbor, Aug a. bark Noble, Howes, Coa,
OF chill has been reported sid 9th 27h ship Ann Curry,
Foreign Ports.
B.As.Dor, Aug '-a port brig Black Hawk Bunnel' FIN
Cowes and market G3 Tiogs, Eddse FIN NY ok #
charter barks Merlin Goodhuc FIN Liverpool IS ds
eth Veasco Correr from Boston 18Th for Cowes and
market at 50 81 Loasians for Falmouth and market 60
bursh FOR do at 26 Trenton Oliver for do 81 Sharon,
for Falmouth, for do at 60 26; Magdss for
s. and ohsg cid 18th bsrks Zaids, Chapman Antwerp;
Louissna williams Matahzas; 18th brig Hogan Clark
Bierra Morens linton, Mitchell Csussi Harriet CoIlagsn
STA CInh 20 load io Pha l5t-ln port brgs Eastern STAR
Hart I'm Portland lh, Camel Collins dis Hope owes
shaw for New odssns sooa; Denmark Cushing fun Bath
g Aywer w s dsg CD i2h. bafks Zaida,
Clark for Sierra Morena; Union Mitcbeil "s,esi s
MATANZAs, Aug 6-Arr bark n Browa iadisn Nyo,L %
Perkins, ssco; 9TH, George Eng. sna't Boston Az Ssrs
Lucinda Maria, Rich. York aud cid 10Th lor New % ssn
brigs Mona. Davis, Portland; llth Napoleon Ns,s,,i
Portland 18th. bark Maria Jersey, Gordon for Cardenas 10
MANAc Aiso Aug io--In port brig j l. Richard,ou p,L
Tor Nfork, about 10th; only Am vessel. ~
Home Ports.
BANGOR, Aus T-Arr schr Baker Baker, Bait CID brig
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL ADVICE fin Pkf1AT;E DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicins
~ to direct TO Il
private confidently promise to re-
uIyto the eon;tituton confinement from business. In
10 the s T. %s application tn:
BE- saG the. a"os
s
&c 70 9GST7 SXbsr.
orw.IdsS @ hem eSs:s o
ing al msdens 70 BY .ss
t,aciion and treatment received elsewhere ay and a.
EOR the radical cure of gonorhca eject seminal ennis
oP all ~ from the uIs:
ss tenn =:
shorter time than any Ss. *. the
s ssa1 % .'' '''"
C9NsTllV q I3lSiA. DEBILITY CURED;
M.aeiss and We %sf!ii:: :o q
remedy for sssrty or unless depend
Single bottles 81 each Of hal oxen IS .sr,s,,
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
COR the permanent OF primary secondary syphis
e Or y y =
ton e: DELAY
celebrated Alternative. ~ '~-~'
IS carefully packed and part. Of the III Uno ao1'a LOT
ooNcENrt SFSFA HNTT HNB 81
DHEPARED by the New York College OF Medicine and
fharmacy established for the suppression quackery
This ened and highly concentrated extract Possessing ali
the purifying qualities and of the above
herbs Is confidently accompanied by the College superior
TO extract OF Sarsapa before the public
may be relied certain remedy for all diseases arpa
rem impure state OF the blood such scroula
rng worm btotches pmpea ulcers pain bones OF
on nodes cutaneous eruptions liberated throat or
any disease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis
an injudicious of mercury.
Sold in single bottlss at Besam
II casss Of halfa dozen bottles $50
= dozen Z" 2s0o
Eases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
N n. A very liberal dIacount 10 wholesale pnrchAsers
Once opsl hon "a. NJ to IeP. M.
thwue easn, arssa New Ysk
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


The Bangor Wing says: " Our market is now well
supplied with potatoes of an excellent quality. There
are troubles. such rust, ana something like the
rot in some potato fields in this vicinity but, the
whole the crop far appears fair The price varies
from 30 to 40 cents bushel"
The most attering accounts reach from every
ton of the South West and the abundance Of the
crop will add greatly TO the industrial OF
the country South Cdroiinian ofs7ih ult.
The ST. Augustine Herald of the 10Th ult, says: We
still continue to hear most favorable of the
orange tree from various quarterssuch to induce
to believe that something effective may yet be done to
make il a profitable article of export
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PARTISAN DECO ATIVE
UPHOLSTERY,


THE subscribers have their full
of Brocaels Sias, Satin de LANES, Tapestry Lampas
India Damasks, Chintzes Moreens, Ornaments and Trim
mnes suitable for Bed and Window Curtains and Furn
ture of all descriptions for ntero,
factories by one Of the % and embrace the largest and
purchased for cash. enable offer lower than
any other establ ishment in the city.
Cabinet makers Uphoserers and Others requested to
examine stock from WHICH they can oe supplied il any
find it their advantage select from assortment
which for be surpassed The newest designs
for internal decorations, received by every packet
SOLOMON HART,
Upholsterers and Importers, 243 Broadway,
80 ruS, fhep Paw
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Foreign Imporration,.

~ LTrRPooL-ship Adirondack cks johnson, Morse $
Taylor53 crts cks Underh cks Pratt Elliott s.
Tillinghast-6i crs Hammersiey-20 pine clay
Smith, bhds earthenware Hamme rsleylO bales mdse
Cameron Brands do Burr-2j cks bleaching DOW
White Sh1hediis boxes tin plates Phelps Dodge CO
cs bbls Lord Tayor-3 cs NicCennn-l0,0 900 fire
bricks Holden-23 cks bleaching powders Field-li
cks hardware Folger Avord Co.'S anvs Hunts bales
Smith, Thurges co-l50 cannal coal ID Z Colden-0
bbls bleaching powders Moore Legget-30 10 casks
Wmkeyl26 crates 2hhds 81 900 sales mdse o36 bars
irOuf 10 rJe