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q Bogle's Hyperion Fluid.-This valuable veg.
etsble position pronounced By W ho have used
OF the greatest ersocHtors OF the diseases OF
head made Of We have been cognzspt Of ts ben
eal feels in some 'nslnpces and our own Uranium 10
submitted It's Influence In addition 10 is cesh'ing
and curative properties gives polish and glossy appear
h.r and contributes agreeable moisture quite
unlike that produced by The oils in general II being
wholly free from properties. We can commend the
article already, and ,hall say yet more after farther
uiSl Olive Branch, Boston, Mar ]. $3.50
For sale by A. B D. SANDS. Druggists. lto Futon-sL
cor OF William. Sold also a, rs Broadway aud n East
RtohdwRY. Now. York. II
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SUNDAY TIMES AMI

SUNDAY TIMES AND
NOAHS WEEKLY MESSESGER--The number 10 be
published % Nassau 81. next door ID the
Tribune Buildings will cont.in the La phc News
from the OF War Forsn Intelligence and variety o
interesting matter.
CoSrESrs -Orgirsl Poetry-The Blessings Of Life
Seeusce Tales and Traditions OF the City OF " Y No IS
Legend Of Blooming ds's Sketch of the Revolution In
Mexico IL 1916. concluded Description OF AbdelKster,
the Moorish Chief of the present dsy Misplaced Con-
fi-nce Bishop George and he Young Prvscher; Literary
Noric-s. SC. &c.
EDITORIALS The True Spirit; The Campaign In Mexico
Timely applications for Off anu ing sketch The
Camp; Horticulture; killing Dogs; Lsue. English Newt,
Letter iron Washngtar. News from Vera Cruz Maismo-
-Ts-srca Literary and Local rnelis ence OF The
day and week.
Prices cenIi- Country subscribers 81 per snnan.
my2S NOAH. DEANS & HOWARD.
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q Bronchial Consumption Cured by The use
of schenck's Pulmonic syrup-Dr J. H. ScREScK
Having oeen cured OF confirmed bronchial Consumption
by the " your Pulmonc Syrup deem II my cuty
publicly bad no, been well for several ysars
and las, fall, from The Effects Of cold, had distressing
cough attended With difficulty OF breathing, much
that could not lie DOWN in bed-my appetite was gone
wells cos,ive and digestion greatly impaired
thing scarcely would remain upon n sionacb-
mich enscia;ed and had violent chls f-vers and
swests very much like the sgue csnnot describe i,
ua,on and Duferipgs and wh-a came cut OF the Eospia
where doctors said incurebs with Bronchial Con-
sumption gave up getling we'll Many OF my friends
supposed would not live long lwss then heard OF your
m-diciue and OF the gresi it had made and
Inspired with ray Of hope which not dsappoint
ed. Your PulInonc Syrup was the remedy my sys-m
wanted II relieved my cough and procured for rest
II oosened the phlegm ard matter and enabled 10 raise
freely easily. Itegused my bowels and caused
food digest WELL and dd not need sny purgaiive pills
after commenced usng IL II ellayed chile AID fever
stopped my am well satisfied your Pumonic
Syrup 10 the only remedy lha; would have cured It's
Effects altogether different rom any remedy hsd
used and recommend IL. becsue has been The
of saving my life. New York Citv, May ~, 1875
RIA H. GATES. NJ. ~ Pesrl.s,.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, at No. Cor
spd.st when Is The oby Principal Office IN hi. City
Pamphlets be had rras and persons receive advice
and heL Lungs examined By physician free OF charge
25 isu
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L>Uk cALE-I~o I.oi--, y sy t7-t eov-f-c y IN
cIo h-soe c tIyiesuits5.- for VIII De sod
cb-sc Apply Isriior, Ne 10 University 5cresgs,
opposite Ua,htug tnn ParEds-grcEnc- ny25 -
=: HUWEh BATHS. SrO--r Bsia. Sso1-r b.ins
- Thos- sesuhrn PortAle Shower Sshsr rnsanacturec
tee pce =; ordinary Sco~-f Bah c.n PGr-
c-n,eS For s.i- WHOLESALE -nc retail ey
GEORGE 5EECEER, X2aaf,ctarers' Agent
mvS lN1 B-rlzG
lsIEE CHA CkEkS-ote boxes Can-sn FL. Cfeck-
er, tcse,h-r with gcne-si sssort1-:f Of warranted
FIRE Worss FIR sale IT, market prices Wholesale
or r-,.f. hv GaSSNEa YOUNG, IS2 Cn.ihsn-.t NJ .
EREsH ARABIAN DATks-A few rats very
E Eupsr.or a.,es, 70. sale %
Hyn CASHIER YOUNG. ~ cha;hal-st
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HJ0n REWARD.-LOST or STOLEN Oh Wed.
- tVV r-sdsy, lh- IL dsy OF April lns; In t- n.igb
burhood Of Lembards London, Black L-siher Bsokrs
CASE marked CoUIrs Co n git letters, containing
-. s.r-r rtinn.d Rnrk III ENGLAND Nnlas-
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T.I, DAY PUBLlsHEo
ELLA MENTEIELD,

Three DisRures
A thrilling tala OF Boston. Price 2t cents.
"A For sale by q LONG BROTHER,
Pohlishsr,' Agents, So Ann at
g. Particular attention pai country ordsrs Agents
supplied with The creates. variety Of publications. al pub
li.brrs' prizes myGS2t'
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THE MAGAZINES.

The ID EAZINES.
WM. TAYLOR co. No. Astor House have just pub
w ished the Sew-Yo'k Illustrated Ma szine
FOR JUNE,
containing usual Sryfour pages OF choice reading
matter and illustrated four besnul steel plates acy
on. OF which fully equals in s,yls and execution the only
plate offered the already sSu-d FOR he conns
month that By procuring Tits sgszn7 tbs public ootai
four plates INSTEAD OF one therefore they should
EXAMINE AND DECIDE
before commencing smother voiue on the old
wbe,her they would not obtsr value both
lity quality a,e and ,cobopy suhscroing 10 the New
Yora Illusraed Magazine. Terms g per snnam. single
cnpi.s Is ceots cThe usual allow clubs and a
liberal diseoun. 10 agents and dealers procuring subacr
bers Also received
Grshsm's Magazine for june price = cents
Cooley, L.dy's Book DO d
L.e.es Sa,,onai Magazine do lss
rrysl 2,is VIM TAYLOR < co No Aston House.
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AsnIs-Tbere has been moderate amount OF uapSae
ssas during the week. bu, prices fully nian;ane9 =
~ quota,ens. The sales consist Of 50 oos American
ss st b,ands ls45 att "a as le ools n, 81 3D. ano
bis Pearlash az Sc 50 per so kill duty e. 2s) psc'
sy S 800 bols. pots, 100 pearls
s-our marke. being bare Of Carolina hce IN u 90
n resale Of only 60 terces took place at l. 80 pc. ~
s activity may be looked for In the demand buyers tor
sumption waiting for arrivals.
.,,n0lsAIEseNr-Prices have experienced oscnuo
ear isst report and tho GALES have again oesn .ey
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NU1ICE 10 nroby IITon, pufsuh1l 70 StAruN nHI Wc,
~ The ,abserbsrs have duly appointed By Hon Ro
oer; J. Hui ono Of tbs judges Of tho Cocr. Of Common
Pleas In and City and County OF AIoery Tho vus
TIE. for all creditors Of Tnoznas Webb snd Harrison
Cray resident eebiofs) wi such concerning
tnsir state res and pesobs given BY lac ststats
concerning Attachments anst sbsconding concealed snd
csbtors and all perroas IN esEt 70 such dsb
era reqqirrd render Of ali deb
mon-y owing oy Them respectfully, snd 70 pay ths
By ne thfd tsy CT July EEK, tbs oteo q
T. l. Joice, NO.6 Commercial buiciDgs In s c'y Of A.
osny al having In hsu posssssion any pro-
p-ry esec;s Of zach debtofs rsaasd 70 deliver ~
Tie day above spectaad and al efeotts %
sueh debtors required deliver hes seSo1a
demands Of By bs sssd "a Gay ol Jug
ne1L pstsd, Albany, May 2lsL 1875
RopxAs L. JoIcr,
GILBERT L. WILSON, Trustess-
nyfJ tsvtJ,3d LEVI STEELE.
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Nstr!a fl. Ia. sor ....................... 50

holesstn Observation-Disclosures 90
His aim is 70 produce an article combining chespness
vi,h s ;ae advantages Of tie newest French styles and
his Own ses, Judgment and thus presenting tie public
Nth which except In tie eos;!iaess Of The
,erla cannot BE- distinguished nor, he fashionable
and hiEh priced hats Gentlemen are requested take
2arcal Of these assertions and 20 examine FOX
iherns-l-es their validity.
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DASH DIAPERS AND TAlLOks. 1877 Broad
Sway.-J c. Booth Co. having received additioual
supplies Of choices Goods would respectfully invite The At
OF their and the public Their STOCK L.
only exnsive but comprises The richest qualities and
pai or Vesunks Cassimerss, Drngs &c that IRE 10
Do found In this or foreign markets.
Having unusual fscieS In buying, they enableu
offer strong Inducements though IL should
Understood that their nw prices have only Ii
faes quality OF materials and workm anshp, gar
produced their establishment surpassed Ia
any particular BY any house IN the Union.
Tho Cutting Department 10 conducted by Mr. J. Leo
whose infalil1 skill is the OF long
experience and study and who Possesses Inc happy faculty
OF sccomm ,dnng shoS form, and Of selsctDR ylss
Ofdrrss moot htng and approptnIe the ms2f
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n APPLETON co publish on Saturday,
~ Tw-ny-four Years In ihs Argentine Republic, embra
cngs Civil and Military History, and account of its
iica condition before and during the standardization Of
Governor Rosss hs OF policy the and char
scter OF his Interference with the Government Of Moutev
d.o and ID. circumstances which led 10 the incorporation CT
Epgland aud France by Col Anthony King. officer In
the Army of'bs Republic and "a years resident VOL
I2mo Pice ST.
The narrative OF the Civil Wars IN the Argentine RspuN
Tic embrace. from The period OF the eNpuD Of the Span
tol51 Is reprt- W h msliers Of thrilling inter
and exhibits concise mapper tie Of contsud
ug that have long distracted thar interesting
country. The pocsl history OF Rosss ns coure Of policy
the origin OF bis invasion OF ID. Banda OneDal and tho
zeal of blood through which The people passing under
hts rule are all exhibited In lhs work rendering It OF
the interest the historian the statesman and the
general reader"
JUST PUBLISHED.
Animal Magnetism Psycodunsmy. ny Theodore Leger,
81 late Professor of Anatomy Paris, etc ETC. vol,
I2mo. 81 IS.
The Life Of Luther, By NJ. Micheet-paper cover 80,
cloth IS
The People, by NJ. Mchelst-paper SO CENTS cloth
IS eta
The Oregon Question Examined Facts and The Laws
OF Nations nv Travers TWAS, c. L. limo. Paper cover
so cloth IS my22 2is
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HISTORICAL PICTURE
or SAlshsz-srs Feast,
BY WASHINGTON ALLSTON,
DAISTED on another Canvas, and 6nisaed with view
Il 70 carry out the design OF the author, ny
THOMAS :. SPEAR,
Now exhibiting the Gallery. corner OF Broadway and
Chanberssl.-en;rXnce On Chambers ct Open day ana
evening
Season tickets, 50 cents; single admission. q cents
mv2l Stecdis-
r. THE MOST DbLIGHTFut. OF all
-nSaAssr-iS Excursons--A sail across The Hudson
River TO Hoboksn. and then walk TO the
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores OF
the place will prove the easily accomplished and 81
scive Of al rurs excursions si can be made from ne
civ.
The grounds now present charming aspect, The trees
being in leaf snd the soil covered with rich lcr,.
The Walks In excellent order, having been consider
shy er'belshed The present Sp-.og.
The Ferry Bosis from Barclay Canal and Chrstopbest
completely tilted up With Awnings ord Seata
Night boats from Hoboken 10 Barclay until IL ocrS
Ferriaxs 81 myl +misua-
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This Day Published,
NAUTICAL RoMArcE,
TIE PRlVATEER,
Or The Black Bosiswa'u Of the Atlantic, by Alexander
JJones h D Price l2t cents Fors by
LONG BROTHER, BOOKSELLER Ageou, 81 Anust
Particular auettiou pad 10 country orders Agsn,s
supplied with The greatest variety OF publications al pub
li.her.' nrirrs rnv2S 2ii.-
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rv Seyenth-Dny Baptist Church.-NeS' !Aes'
B. sSowx win preach In the Chapel IN seSes pe
IN ssd in,l Al II O'clock A. NJ The public are repse
h,lly invited 10 attend Sests tTeeA N.Y. -
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6rLUChs Cleaned ana kspsIsa saJ par, " MI. Guy,
q, shon nores Charges moderats ONO No 10 Hsssaa-
John up sa Also, best Brass Clocks o. three dob
only, put up al OF 1 above places and nsTsnea
to s-.n gossfr ps
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SNILLIAMSBURGHP FIRE in.urancs Company.
w Office on Grsnd-sl, near FirsLst WuhamburRh.-
Agency No. IA WaiLstreet tWell.'s BuildiDgsl.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel Willets Fred. W. Favrs, Warrington Post
Charos o. Handy Nicholas Wyckof, T. Van Bosherk,
Francis Stelnhcil, ChrsuALZ abhsks And Benedict,
,el Richardson, Thomas eElrath, Samuel II. Clspp.
Jeremiah johnson.
LEMUEL RICHARDSON. ProSdk
WxsHIHoToN Pos7, Agent. New-York.
JoHa r. RoBERTs, Surveyor.
EY This Company continue TO insure every description
OF property hIoug The United States sxaas Oss
damage BY Fire on favorsbls termS myll lms
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~ Prof. Bush will deliver Lecture to,moIIo"
evening h.Ifps,i o'clock. st ,he Lyesnm
-, Rr,nklyn OF Swedsnoorg's doctrine Of Argos,
;bs, ,hsy are all human spirits General attendance
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WARRINGTON, Feb. Q, 1919.
IfSns.

Captain Rynders, who has been here for several
days, treats number OF friends tonight, ON the
strength Of the passage Of the notice.
The Governor Of Coney Island is also here; a.
represented to us, wishes the island to be made .
seaport town. Proposes to supply porgies to the
government, by contract.
Party ut the French Minister'S tonight.
Three thousand people in the capitol to-day.
Master Sconcia, the juvenile Ole Bull, gave US an
Ole Bull concert, at Carusl's, to night He il truly
wonderful performer. House $3.50.
Only two member rs absent to-day, of the whole
House elected-Mr Carroll, OF New York, and one
other New Yorker, and they on account OF SICK
ness, we believe.
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In Sen ate.
WASHINGTON, Feb Q, le<e.

WAsnroroS, Feb Q, ls<s.
Numerous petitions among them several frsm West
New York. by Mr. Dix, for sbrogstion Of certain
Message from the President. cstins the late
arbitration correspondsnce. On motion Of Mr. Allen,
Mr. Morehesd, who has been kept away by indis posi-
ton, appeared in his place. this morning. for the art
time this session.
Mr. Haywood, also indicated By his presence IN his
seat, his return to town
Mr. McDufas much snfssblsd from long protractsd
friend So weak has he become, that he cannot stsnd
without the aid OF his stan Yet his head In clear
and ms % Mr. loo
out as large a. life In tue lobby below.
A bill for the relief Of Mary MRsa, widow Of on
Colonel Bss1or advocated the BILL on the ground that
the Of the army ought to have the prstsc
ton from govern nsnt as widows Of the navy.
The bill was opposed by Mr. Psarcs and Mr. Crittsn-
den, and then laid aside.
On motion Of Mr. BsEEsE, the presumption land bill
made and ordered for the Arst Monday in March
next.
rus TEN wan srxAMsas
steamers and for AnG up the ether ships Of the navy
and for the purchase Of naval supplies, rsunsd,
argument in favor Of the measure ret confs..ns that
the omens Of the day significant OF any thing out
peace. When he had concluded, No.,
MIR ssvieR moved that, az the chairman on Nsvsl
Affairs (Mr. Fairfsd) was absent, anu wou'o % LOT
several days. the bill Dc laid informally asas
Some conversation followed upon this mouon-Mr.
sxvIEa, Me-. HAYWOOD sni Mr. YcLEs' rsoomnsndiDs
the lay ing on the table, and .
Mr I,ssvu concerning for the post2onsmont Of the
bill I. was not that he opposed to the Navy bat
because he wished expression OF the sense OF the
ssnste upon the issue OF peace or war. He believed
there was args majority Of the Senate opposed to the
course which the negotiations mad taken. aud to the
manner in which they had bssn conducted and CON
ciuded by administration. He was satisfied 10 his
own nnd Of this fact He denounced the policy pursusd
in this business by the cabinet a. dsuiivs, mysAsd
a.d disguissd The President he knew had idea Of
war The object he believed to be to get up an ~
tion in the public mind, that war was svsois and
make capital Of the gratitude Of the people
peaceabls sdjustmsnt Of the controversy Mr mangsm
spoke with more than his wonted energy against TINS
my sthcstion he called II; and confessed tnet ne
should have less fear Of the had more
had no objection TO laying the bill the table for the
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1886

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1876.
A Direct Hots on the War Qusstio~ N the Hosss-
War or no War-Bfetting of the Whigs Of tAs
SknGfs.
In committee to- day, among the numerous amend
ments moved to the resolution tor giving the Oregon
notice, Mr.. Ramsey, (whig) Of Pennsylvania
moved as provision, that the Oregon difficulties
were no longer fit subject for compromise or me-
gotiation. Tellers were ordered. and the result
was ten in favor Of war, and one hundred and forty
six against it, The ten the affirmative and IN the
yocative, were-Messrs. Ramsay, Pennsylvania
Hoge. Wentworth, Douglass, r. Smith, McCier-
Yell, OF Arkansas Mr. Darrsh, OF Pennsylvania,
and the redoubtabe Mcconnell, Of Alabama, IN his
red waistcoat.
A meeting OF the wings Of the Senate, Gn caucus)
Is called tor tomorrow morning, at ten O'Clock,
upon the question OF peace or war We are on The
very verge OF the cataract.
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abundant equipments provided at the mos' eligible
points. Our army should be moderately increased--
our seaboard Notifications thoroughly repaired and
furnished, and ample means should be provided for
the conversion OF our large merchantmen, at sho!t
notice, into sloopsof war, prorerly appointed Such
preparation would be safe, sufficient, and consonant
with the spirit OF our institutions. We do require
large navy, or a numerous standing army; but
what we do require is to be enabled TO convert
quickly the materials in our possession, into the
one and the other II the means are not provided,
we, whose fortunes are cast upon the coast, In
The event OF wal, will be punished cruelty Tor our
honest patriotism in standing up to the line OF
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AMusEMENTs.

A CARD-CH ATTAIN THE ATRE MIRO. Hymns
I'll has kindly eonssgted % appear n ens q his ssssr.ssd
characes MIR FLYNN popular character and Mrs FLYNN
Ia six Four avorits Ia the oftbe
evening variety Of sinsi-g and dancing Tckets and
to be had a the Box Once. fl 3tis~rc
RUTGERS INSTITUTE, MADISON STREET.
MR. DEMPSTER,
WHO about ro return 70 Europs has sss honor g sn.
in the part Of the cry he Will musical
msut At Rutgers fnstitute, on THURSDAY EVENING.
Feb l2t when he will sng selection from the songs Of
Buns with introductory remarks md his fvorite
sa-1He May Qus-s song in three parts postry by Alfred
Ten yson Esq
PARr Live OF May.
PARr ll-New Years Eve.
PARr II-Rtturn OF Spring.
This the gradual decay OF young and
beautiful sirl the bloom Of hss III grave
u Particulars will be announced in small bills.
Tickets 80 cents, be had at the stores, and II
the door,
Doors oren at Ito commence X before o'clock.
This entertainment will be repeated Clinton Hail.
Of aeskm and Nassau Streets Friday evening Fs
bruary 18th. fl fr
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-5P.M.

The House have just come out Of Committee,
with an amendment to the Oregon notice, that the
Oregon difficulties are still the subject Of negotia
ton. The previous question has been moved and
seconded. The House is all in fermentation gal
leries crowded all around and the rotunda pretty
we'll filed Great day tor the cake stand in the ves
thule, and for John Fey, the Speaker Of the lower
House
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FOR SALE AT AUG ZION,

- AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. ON
E Thunday tbs Y instant at 10 O'clock the house aud
10. No 1853 william street. between Be-kman and Ann
ing party wall the west side The budpe Il well
cacuated for clearinghouse private dwelling as in add
tion It's convenient il hiss very large k
vault Ia the The Crotoa through the
house and tchen and of refuse afer to the
west, and 81 feet inches on the north east de.
William between Duane and Pearl streets The 10
q feet ia froat and u The The south
Deep aud the north east % feet The buildings
are nearly new ard cost ST,NO The building IL
four stories IN front and five the all rd foished
aud grstes n sho spared erection IL
has walls The building three with upper
aud lower crars aud is all nearly flashed above the lower
cellar Crotn carried the stories Of each
house. and from the different copper
pipes The whole Of mses let for siOo Terms made
kBowa the ssle.
New York, Feb 10, 1886. fiji lire
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CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity of Rings Verbena Cream throughout the
United States has been approached by other
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered
the soienng effect the toughest Boards that
the genuine verbena Cream does.
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
der the directions for use Of &c. H. Hing
Prepared, and for sale wholesale retail and exportaon
BY q. H. RING, Druggist,
ln Broadway. corner John street,
fSuccessor OF Dr.. VIM. n. Milnersl
NJ B-Rings Cough Candy and Exsr Of Life for sale
Inns
yUANO-Ths su bscrDes offer Tor very .ccomno-
" the balance OF the ship cargo
the only direct this port chaboe kIpe-
in this country aud England prove 20 al least
Africa been sold Ichaboe which trial
results To prevent Of ammo
ma this cargo has been put Z x cte of .i.n
jsT s. South street
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TAXES 1s45.
OFFICE RECEIVE OF TAXES.

BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
LOR Fitchburg, Keene Greenfield Brstteborc, Windsor
Woodstock, Montpelier, and Burlington w. and the Ca
nadas All Pacrages Parcels and business any the above
OF tn western portion OF New Hampshire
We rmon will be faithfully attended IL directed the
care Of l.. BlGELUW, II Elm street, Boston,
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LOOK AT THIS.
FREE ONCERTs LIVERY EVENING.
At the RECESS, 1877 Broadsoay.
THIS OF the pleasant places OF in thus
city and those who like RATIONAL would not
be disappointed the arrangements LUNCHES arg served
every dav-Bsh Chowder Sundays, sgd Turtle Soup
Wednesdays The above establishment ntted up In neat
style, where furnished be had by the day, week
month OF By the ysAs, Il vwy removable rate lm.m
CKOSyS SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
nss.: e, . ::,s <: .s, . + fail sale
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]. X. tUK IISs, Aucou+er
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY SALE, German, French
II and Fancy Goods, &c &c Jacob flat will sell I, l.
at o'clock No. q Plat street eors Of
Gold 100 casks and Of the above description
nal Of Commsrcs and Courier aud hnquier po.ve-C
tzoaues ready. FIJI ir&rh
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ase siysr shefs, sea shsssrss the sssesicn Of nary
bays, rivers, and creeks which bridges, dykes,
&C., would have to be built
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TIC ART, hiss the honor inform the inhabitants Of
New York and its vicinity that he prepared with his
atus machinery, &c. 70 afford evenings amusement TO
those lam lies whs may feel disposed favor him with their
when he will feel great pleasure ia waiting upon
them At their houses Tor mod by
pea ion vt his residence the previous day. No les Duane
street west OF Broadway fst floor, third door the right
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
F ROM WASHIN GTON.
Passage Of the Oregon Notice, In the
House Of Representatives,

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