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WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 1876.
Mr.. adams and Mr.. Rhstt.

Mr.. adams and Mr.. Hteft.
Mr.. Rhett had another fling at the Old Man Elo-
quent to-day. Mr. Yancy had the floor, but yielded
temporarily to Mr.. Rhett for certain explanations
Mr.. Rhett, then, after some general remarks rete-
rated his charges Of Mr.. Adams being an opponent
in 1872, 10, IA, rs Of the war which prevailed
the time between the United States and Great
Britain. Mr.. Rhett came down on old John O.,
hammer and tongs. He charged him with having
advocated the acceptance the part Of the United
States, of Russia's offer of mediation; and that
although at st. Petersburgh at the time, this was
proof, in conjunction with other circumstances, OF
the side upon which the old man indignant would
have been found, had he been at home.
Mr.. Adams arose to explain, when members
square gallery stretched their dear necks they
always do, God bless 'em) when the octogena rian
Ex-Presdent takes up the cudgels. And ne did
cudgel our Barnwel about right, who kept back ing,
and backing, till he had scarcely an inch of soil
south OF "a 40 to stand on. BY univ ersal assent OF
the House, Mr.. Adams continued in a recspltula-
ton of the diplomatic history OF the late war. sho W.
ing that the mediation which he approved was also
approved by Mr.. Madison, and by Congress.
Mr.. Rhett presented his testimony in new shape,
but il was fairly rebutted, and the venerable dsfen
dant gained genuine and conclusive victory.
II is useless for any man to hold parley with
Mr.. Adams on matters connected with our civil or
military history, and especially as to his own par
cipaton in it, No man but g. ]. Ingersoll (and by
the by, Mr.. Ingersol's book was cited to-day by
Mr.. Rhett, in the ltigaton,) no man but Charley OF
O., on matters of history. And in the next edition
OF Charles Jared's book he must correct that mis-
print Of the soldiers Of Waterloo being the victims
OF the victory Of New Orleans.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 2, 1870.
Amongst the combinations to-day, by the Senate,
were the following -
Robert H. Morris, P. M. New York.
Paul Deane Carrique, P. M, Hudson.
Henry G. Conklin, P. NJ, Brooklyn.
Gansevoort Melville, Secretary Of Legation to the
United States, at the Court Of Her Britannia Msjes-
ty, Victoria ina-hddle-de-dee
The Senate take great interest in the debate go
ing forward in the House; and every day large de-
tachment OF them are listeners to the patriotic ex-
plosions Of gas, wind, steam, smoke, blood and
thunder, among the immediate Representatives Of
the people, and his Excellency, 10. Buncombe, Esq
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against any In the banking capital of the sts
He that the capital invested In these institutions
amply adequate TO the business wants Of the oommu
nifty and that far az he arrest any increase he will
not hesitate moment to do This looks squally for
the applicants for bank charters.
According to the Message Of Gov Owslsy. of Kan
lucky the funded debt Of that State iccludng every
description of bonds issued and not cancelled amounts
TO -. 40s,400
FUNDED DEsr or THE STATE KENTUCKY.
Five per sent bonds, payable thirty-dvs years
Five per cent bonds: p.ysi. thirty year. at '''0''
sig Per bond. psyaii. thirty year. .:i '''00
six per cent bonds payable 81: year: amer '''00
Six per cent bonds: or repair Of raiiro.dJ '''''
Money borrowed from Bank Of Louisville. $4,000
Total amount. 81 4os 100
To this amount should be added 81 esS of the raroad
and Internal Improvement certificates scrip issued by
the Northern Bank still outstanding and redeemabe bv
the state-msking the aggregate state debt at present
$4,400 456.
The State in the possession OF by which pant
OF this debt might be extinguished, without burdenng
the people with taxation The State holds in her own
mime bank stocks valued at 81 270 500; owns a very
large amount of stock in the various turnpike roads,
owns the entire Kentucky and Green River Navigation
ana the railroad, winch are suncient,
cancel every dollar of the public Indebtedness
There Yves received into the trsasury In the fiscal
year ending the 10th Of October last es5 ga TO- which,
addsdto ALA 40 in the treasury the 10Th Of October
1874 make the amount Of 1895 800 g. And there was
paid by the treasury, in the time $soa ,soa TO-
which, deducted from $sos sos 49, left in the treasury
on the 10th Of October ls4s, balance Of $ss444 ss
1t expected that there will be received into the trea
sury in the fiscal year ending the 10th Of October 1885,
$780, g. which, added to $aa44 &c. remaining in the
treasury on the 10th of October ls45 make the sum of
$500 906 g. And the expenditures the same year
expected to amount to $a770 co. which, deducted
from $ss6 g. the amount of expected receipts leaves
balance Of ST. expected to be in the treasury
the 10th of October, 1916.
The receipts into the treasury from turnpike roads, for
the fiscal year ending the 10th October ls4s amounted
SlS,So2 o. The receipts from the same source for
the fiscal ending the 10th October 1884, amounted
to SIS sos o. And the receipts from the same source
for the fiscal year ending the 10th October Is4s amount
to A. The receipts into the treasury from the
Kentucky river navigation for the fiscal year ending the
10th October, ls4a, amounted to SssOO The receipts
from the same source for the year ending the 10th Octo
bsr 1884, amounted to $os63 Is and for year end
ing the 10th October, lS45 they amount to $l724 l6
The gross receipts from tolls the Kentucky river for
the year ending the last Of December lsa amounted to
1882 40 in 1874 to $eo44 "a and in lsA5 to $4,000
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BOWERY AMPHI-THEATNE
REVIVED!
MESSRS. H. ROCKWELL aud o. II. STONE announce
1 the citizens Of New ork their lease Of the above
tatshment which is TO reopen on
Monday Evening. january IL,
in astye Of general elegance, both in DEcoKroN WARD
ROBE and PERfoRMANcE surpassed IN America The
capacity OF this Amphhesre for the Of audiences
has been materially enlarged and tbs whole interior repaired
with great taste and splrndor
THE ATHLETE AND EQUESTRIANS
and accomplished many Of them already favor
ably eminent in fame, and all selected with
THE STUD OF HORSES
will invite the keenest citical comparison any the
world IN point Of beauty, breed fire and sagacity.
THE ENTIRELY NEW WARDROBE,
embracing the OF the days of Chvzy
and OF ancient cleaning and armoa
equipments gorgeous and appropriate housings and all that
properly appertans to the original Spectaces
Produced have been manufactured by unIvaed
Costumer,
ANDREW J. ALLEN, Esq
In thus herading the restoration Of the Bowey Amphhea
tire, Messrs ROCKWELL STONE the public that
regulations will have reference the support Of order
and propney and will be strictly enorced being their OBJ
Ject AFFORD all classes an opportunity Of viewing the first
specimens Of equestrian excellence una0yed by the slightest
offence to decacy-and is their confident hope that the
suit Of these abor will well merit the sustaining hand Of the
community.
For particulars Of the exhibitions on Monday evening
next see bills and papers of that day.
The sports OF classic Greece and naughty Rome,
With modern glory our walls at home;
And all we read in annals Of far years,
Done BY the strong and agile, here appears
Behold our equal sons with epsc display
The deeds which could amaze in a vigorous day!
is
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WASHINGTON, JAN 7, 1916.
The Slomans, the old gentleman and his two ac-
complished daughters gave us, this evening. At the
United States, their fifth concert in Warrington
There was full house Of the Elite Of the city; and
the programme in all its details Of performance, was
received with unmingled qualification. The family
give a concert tomorrow In Alexandria, and we
"shrewdly suspect" to use quaint expression OF
Father Richie, that they will have to give ano
ther, or two, in Washington before they will be per-
mitted to leave US.
Great preparations are making for a magnificent
9Th OF January ball tomorrow night at Carusi's
loon. II is to be grand affair.
Yankee Hill continues among us, dlvertIng the
people la Valentine. Yankee Hill Is a bonp-fde
Yankee-from Yankee doodle to pumpkin pie.
In regard OF the nomination Of Judge Woodward
to the Supreme Bench, we learn that various re-
monstrances have come in from PcnnsyIvania--one
Of them signed by ten thousand names. Strange that
there should be such an opposition to Judge Wood
ward!
The debate in the House continues to attract
large auditory every day. Ss6 rosa-this oregon
uprOar, we have reason to suspect, 10 "a knavsn
piece Of work." as we shall explain Tomorrow, II
s the grandest scheme concocted tor the plum
der of the people John c. Calhoun Will come out as
bright from the furnace az Georgia gold.
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Married.
On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. MIR. Bellows,
MANsELL FIELD, to JULIA daughter Of Daniel Stanton
Esq, all OF this city.
On Tuesday Jam 9, at the Scotch Presbye church.
Grand street. by Rev Joseph McElroy, b. D., Mr. WIZ
LIAM KEMP, to Miss AorEs WsHARr.
On Wednesday evening, January 7th, by the Revd
Orvlle Dewey, Mr.. CHARLES YArEs, to Miss CoRDELIA
ROWE, daughter Of James Rowe, Esq, Of this city.
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On Wednesday, JAN 7, JULIA AVN, wife Of G. W.
schramm, :tep.daughtef Of Nehemiah Knapp, of Jersey
ton Of better future-aged 10 years. months and Is
days.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence, Jersey City.
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Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the manag emeut Of
WEIEH MANN AND DELAVAN.

NATIONAL TFIEATNE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management OF
WEIGH MANN AND DELAVAN;
opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
Gymniass unrvaed in the great Equine Temples Of
France and England.
The limits of an advertisement win barely admit Of
epve list Of Of the highly gifted artists Of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTE, First Principal.
MRS HOWARD, First Scene kquestrisn.
MRS. WOODS an Allamande and Two Home Equestrian.
Fanciful and Mythologica characters.
MISS L. WELLS.
Principal Male Equs't,i;1pss LEVI NoRTE and I. w.
First Equestrian Pantomist, G. J. ROGERS,
New School Backward Rider, with Es4 Indian Effects,
sIGNOR GERMANI.
Tive and -Four Horse Equestrian and Postonist. J. j.
NATHANS.
His pupils are w. Cincade and Little Pastor.
Personiher Of Local Character &c, Mr.. =. WOODS.
Pri1eipsi Arena Equestrian, w ~ GARROL
E9Tlibrist ND PostgreT, Mr.. g puNBAR.
Clow5: MEsSRS; MAY md WILLS.
Professional . Genie yossli:t: MEssRg RTCKENs0N,
large ee%peSy Of Rqggs RIDER Az Orchestra full and
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr. A. J. ALLEN:
The Box Once open from 9ocock in the morning unit
o'clock. M where attention will be paid to the public
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Ic.u n;.,:rs the much admired display Of choice PR
this No $50 Broadway where he offers spec
H. to e r.: s
a. an the ogn Of being freshly and that
the L.bostoy Lsasisi Pss e F. Of which he feT
S.. q fme n o.
e. The s
:S % e and ~ * M
not not aap which win chang.
which WIN posses. he tan,csndsa Of creating
' a: scs. S s s 10 oi 'i %
entcsy compounded that rnneutr,lzed aks remains
Sss
Offers 81 shA@Na CREAM .
3. ea.;: Ss COSMETIC CREAM 50 iuv.lu.el. an .ppli
sasI: ioI the head, Oils. ESSENCES PoMATUMs
Cd 20 y A. ;SI
per i The head other. and tonic e
These smsdiss eo%po"ndsd with IL
" o. Is,eIs the h. is
saus Of the hair and are no! Be cono.nded with the thou
lis BExR OH he public C. y genuine
when as such and prepared application Of
virtue Of which differs from other substance. Of similar
The quality q his goods he refer Mess Aspn
@ w" S s r., q the I0,
vended articles Of his manufacture
Finally everything At his will be represented
article does full satisfaction, Fl only will
lngy but also thankfully be taken back The subscriber is
anxious for his establishment character for
" and good faith whcu from the Of the articles
80 much for and he cnjoins
all IN his employ maintain the adherence truth and
EUGENE ROUsYEL
- Manufacturer and Importer OF Perfumery,
No. $50 Broadway between Liberty and Courtandt,
d3I 1m'rc and ia Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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WASHINGTON, January !

WILMINGTON, january 2, Iob
Woodward's nomination for the Judgeship Of the
Supreme Bench will be defeated. There is already
apowerful opposition organized against him ia the
Senate The wings, committed a. they are against
" nativsm," dare not support him, and the demo-
Gratis, fearing to vote against the Presidents nom'-
nation on the one hand, and Of offending nu'ne-
rous and influential portion Of the party on the
other, are in such dilemma that they know not
precisely how to act. 1t is evident that nothing
win be done with other nominations till this be fret
disposed OF.
Mr.. Buchanan's friends are throwing the bi4t,e
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THE GENTLEMAN

WHO got into Knickebocker Stage the corner Of 9th
w and 22d Tuesday last, about II 10
O'Clock, and the Of Canal and Broadway
Of Grand and Broadw requested
call the Stage Once Of 23d and sh
the information that he give will probably relieve
csnt person from unjust suspicion and punishment mr.
AMEs r. KEkLERH o., Butter, Cheese AID Lard, 10
~ Frost sreet OIL ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF

FOR YOURSELF
WARRANT them all to be represented the money
"a .s.s ss. II. rom
d:1 .s IND sns. e
bright, nps,t: delicate .siancs aowsrs
hsf washed With this Extract soon become. Rsssngy soft
hair On 6sq heads and hair harsh
10! and brsney b. few LEGATIONS Of the Eau Lus1ai
ali for
and ia ss Of
plants saluta the hair endowed with properties highly
md
s:s s:: s saS aa %
agreeable and ''''fy'ns PEsvyfirPIssjN cE.
Nature inexhaustibls NINE in which experience and
will wss find Il. 70 s that
he would DO better perhaps e name adaptations
isSE s s: ::;::, r.
A Ms.. IsSy:,,s s.sI No: i;s nd s, Broadway; A
Pr.nam. .w.rdsd d. Fr.niin Inssuts. mis- lm.re
.E:ss sa nd se sss s;s
II s. @ f si Ssis. s' es". e
E.s III. N"5sss over s sass'
s 81 n sS,s % .ps; % h Il :asY and
e.S,1s .ss.y sD.ed o'clock .s
ham st-Insurancs Company sale Of Damaged
sSs vi. b s"i S .s r.. ss
6s. qualify q fine French Hokn; !. cents; and all
osa1sy 9n 'is. sFass " *
y ,Ss C; '.s. and 10
fss. FL
90 sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From the ,uI,cI,ber
Friday last; % n; l., REV White lie Poodle DpS
with ne Of %u,:eho' and he has ;0
1si 's1
Dog TO Mott st win receive liberal reward snd The thanks
Of 81 s. gsn'r. N. oANONIH.
.S6K FOR NEW 9RLEANs-Lea's,.na and II N :.s
jsnusry-The sieesnt fast sailing packet pLoUIs.
VILE, Hunt, master, win positively sail aSove, her reg
apply sSr .f t6 e ss %
Positively goods received on board after "a o'clock Bat
xs.as = Nc. 6r.e., J.ms. 4: Woodruff. whs win
so ssS s :: bis :.e:sss x. ss
sail saturday 18th inst her REGULAR day. issrc
~ ,5 B5Hck. PAt5 or 0LP LINZ Or 1.,, Lyle
kspseiss oftSs 18th January. ''''' 'A'' 's.'-'
.p rs :: :sd .Ss Ts : fs
win sail pS'itiysIy on Friday. 18th Of January
are tts out most superb and costly manner wit every
modern improvement and convenience, csunot fail
oa .ssdas q,
elsewhere
passage cabin I'd cabin and steege early application
should be made board. foot Of Beekman the
subscribers,
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO.
JAP rs Fulton street. door TO the Fulton BAH
gos sA ..i;.. loo. Ski
York, burthen enrolment 30 tons, viii carry 10;
well iound and good order For further enquire
OF CAPTAIN ANDHUS6,
js1m.r Conner Amos and West sts
SIZ2N. Apply 10 E. X COLLINS co.
u s. South street
DACKET BARQUE 0ENEsEE, iron. New Orleans, 10
disrharinR a 0rIeans wharf foot OF Wal Oonsienees
will please sitsnd the receipt Of their goods Immediately
~
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THE REV. DIR. TYING

The KEW. DIX. TYING,
ID ECTOR OF st. Georges Church. will preach the Quarter.
N y sermon In the French Church du Saint Sauveu
Nassau and Park Sunday evening jan
II. Services ~ o'clock coectiou will
be made ia aid OF the Church. 10 2t-rc
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MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec ful-
inform their friends and the PUBLIC that they are pre-
pared play balls and private parties the newest Coons
Watze., Oaops Pokas, BY Musard Strauss, Lanner La
The Band consist. Of from twenty-five in.trumenr
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be attended TO AZ the
shortest notiss ythcg attended with Piano
1877 Elm street. im'm
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Rich, Fashionable, and Staple Articles
THE subscribers daily receiving and eontsuslly adj
ding their extensive OF rich Scarfs Cravats,
Gloves Suspenders &C. Their Of all articles APP
pertaining the wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman, will
be found Tar extensive than that OF any other establish
this city, and well worthy the attention Of
and residents The subscribers long and intimate know
Of OF their the senior hav
ing last twenty years been actively engaged in the
line OF business this city guarantee that all art
cles selected and manufactured 6y us, may be DE-
pended on, not only for the superiority OF their
finish, bst in the durability Of their wofkmanshp.-
Particular attention devoted the Ready Made Linen De
artmena manufactured Establishment,
altar the approved French method Hastily and
faithfully made and fashioned suit the form Of the weacr
their goods Of the beat quality and At fair and moderate prices
and all Ms with call may dege.d On being suited
ds lm.rc 81 Broadway, corner Of Park Plsce
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A CARD

CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Music TAUGHT ON THE LO0ERlAN SYSTEM.
DESTROYS Of obtaining few pupils Terms modeate-
line addressed g. H. the Office Of this paper shall be
duly attended to. is 1msrc
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TEMPLETON'S
LAST WEEK IN PHILADELPHIA

LAST WEEK IN PHILADELPHIA.
MR. TEMPLETON begs leave to announce that he will
WI give Of his popular Musical Entertainments this
week in the Music FUND HAIL. the evenings Of Wednes
Day and Friday, commencing az half past o'clock: He will
the 6.h
For particulars programmes at the Music Stores.
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VANAMBURGH IL CO.'S
a . o l. o G CAL K XHIBITION
No. 81 BOWery.

Or nosite The Bowery Theatre, will open on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, 1915.
MIR. XANAA aUl, Oh having spent years Europe with
1v1 ant has after having collected with
great care and expense most SPLENDlD AND EXTEN-
SIVE COLLECTION OF ANIMALS that has ever been ex.
hbtcd in this country; ch collection is his design
hbt the New York public. while making preparations for
the travelling season.
O'Clock in the afternoon and to ioocock in the evening
Admittancc Is cents-Children under 10 hafprice.
For particulars see bills OF the day. dl4 lm-rc
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INCORRUPTIBLE PASTE.

INOK filling decayed hollow tender TEETH This Paste
has stood the test Of years aud has the approba
ton Of all some thousand, who have used T. The editor Of
smnencs in his profession He has prepared so Paste
ling decayed tender teeth which peculiarly adapted for
pesons gradually becomes hard ongna
agents. We have tried it and recommend it.'
A. G. CASTLE. nj. D., Dentist,
j9ltsrc 3sl Broadway corner White A.
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8OWERY THEATREo.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
BENEFIT OF MR.. Il. wOoLF
This Evening, january o.
The performances will commence with
RICHELIEU.
Richelie. Mr.. J. X. Scott
lie Maupret.. MIR. Davenport
Julia. 80. >. $3.50. Mrs. Philips
After which
JOHN OF PARIS.
Tedrig0 Iot0... MT Mitchell
.
To conclude with
HOW TO DIE FOR Love.
Capt Bloominsfeldt MISUNDERSTANDING. Mr. Davenport
gLower Boie 50 cents; Second ard Thrd Tiers % CT;
ri, and Gallery, i2k cents
Doors will open At half 6. the errtaiR will
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DR.. POWELL OCUTIST.

DM. IOM ELA W y LID i !,
ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
"A the Eye and to all Impefecons Of Vision, from
o'clock at his residence, 26l Broadway Of Warren
Ophhalma Stoppage of the Tear Passage Cataract
Opaclties, efectually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success.
Inveterate of STRABlSMUS Squirting, cured
a few minutes.
XRTIFiCIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis
tngu ished from the natural.
Offices and residence Broadway-entrancc ~ Warren
treet iaq lire
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AT PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

THE HARMONEONS'
GRAND VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL AND OPERATIC
COM ERTS,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings,
January 18th, Sth and 9th. 1876.
Cards Of Admission so cents be had the Book Store OF
Messn Saxton Mies, at the principal Music Stores at
Howards Hotel, and at the door.
Doors at ga. to commence at III o'clock il Str
MUSIC.
DARTlEs furnished with the Harp and Violin, or any mum
Der OF instruments. Apply @. WENTWORTH, No.
$50 East Broadway, &. AYLFFE, No 27 Elm street,
IF HOxuar IuHrr
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NOTICE.


CusroM Houss, Nrw Yoax.
Coilectors Once, January eth 1875
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office unt
year from az February next certain Lamps on ihs Hud
River situated Van Wes Point al CastIeton and Ar
New contractor furnish the
ditiou.
And Also take charge uperintend and keep in their
belonging the United which are situated in the Hud
River, and attached 10 the District Of New York
Ample security Will be required the faithful per
rsons proposing are requested 70 mark their bids Propo
81. 70, lighting Lamps and ks,png BSSys Hudson
jst
MONEY TO LOAN On BOND AND
MORTGAGE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARs-To be loaned on unin
numbered productive city proper for the Of FIVE
CHASE As.g Ts%
Nassau street. j9Hsm
N0TICE.-Ths firm Of EZEKIEL & LICHTEN, i this
~ day dissolved Z. EZEKIEL.
sColumous ga. Dec. q, lst3 jsa'r
ID EWARD OF TWENTY DOLLARs-WiII be paid
made by John +. Hyde Son, London No a2t2 with gold
chain French make The above stolen boy about
and give information at ana Grand st is sire ~
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
MAN who has thoroug practical knowledge of heavy
fsgot,ng and forging, to whom liberal wages will be gwen
HOLL!NGsWORTH TEAS. Wilmington, Delaware.
A PARTNER WANTED with capital Of 50 OOO nm a
IA house which has beea established three either
active silent partner business which pays very heavy
extend the business line addressed to Business" left
the Post office stating and where NAV be
had, will be attended to- j1 STR
n EORGIA LUMBER COMPANY NOTES WANTED
d30 lmsm II Wall street.
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FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN 60 South or West, to
act as Agents for the sale of new and popular Publications
$500 and above their will be insured thn
writing with opportunity Of clearing 81 Some
year clear Of all expense Each will have his district IT. will
Tor them 70 have =, sss from ~ SO 70 obtain
Broadway stairs Of the Flag All letters
maid. d6 ImSre
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ChOION WAIEh
nj OTICE-Those persons taking the Croton Waller would
Do well to call and examine the premium Water Filters
that they only clarity but purify the tubd
rendering Of chrystine cleaess and dvestng Of
mpurity. They be attached Croton water-ppes.
STONE BROTHERS,
Croton Plumbing and WaterFilter Establishment No 800
Broadway, between Walker and White sts. d. lm%r