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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-31
French slippers and shoes,

4 HAVE just received an invoice of French
"A slipger which will be
French Letter Paper Of large and
rood qualify ID ~. LONDON.
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LATEST ISTELLIeEsCY BY THE NAILS.


w AshiN0Ior5 AL A, 1910.
Pakenham is greatly alarmed lest his efforts to
compromise the difficulties between this govern
ment and his should not succeed lie has made
overtures to Mr. Buchanan, but the latter is waiting
tor the next arrival from England In order to hear
Of the reception OF the Presidents Message. Every
thing will turn upon that The administration 10
anxious for compromise, but outwardly, and to all
appearance, in favor OF war ALI this pretension Of
theirs is only humbug; yet very Little thing would
stir up fight.
There is delegation on here from your city, ooa-
slsting Of Messrs. Bogsrdus, Warren and Connolly
They have come from. the Custom House, to watsh
Mr.. Lawrence's interests. There u no necessity
tor this for that gentleman WILL Of course, be con-
firmed
The excitement against Woodward, of Pennsy-
vania, continues to increase hourly. The President
does not know what to make of II. He feels he has
made mistake and does not know how to get clear
OF II. The Senate, too, 10 overwhelmed with re-
monstrances against his confirmation. They are
pouring IN from every quarter OF the country. The
whiRs having formally denounced "natvism," will
leave him in the hands OF the democratic msjority,
and wash their own skirts clear OF the responsibility
OF his confirmation, II il should take place II they
do this, they will gain at the next election twenty
times the number ut votes they lost at the last by
their temporary connection with the "native" party.
Horatio Jones, a clerk in the State Department,
was removed on the 3lst ult. l have not heard the
reason tor 1t, nor is yet known who his
is TO be. ARIEL.
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The stock market far transactions concerned
has BEEN during the past week. rather quiet Thursday
being hoydsy the business Of the week dsranged
and very little was done before since Prices OF
stocks generally much better the close than
they have been for some time past, and the indications
are in favor Of an advance for days. The money
market decidedly easier and the rate Of interest in the
street little less than early in the week Prime
business paper sells and quarter per cent Fer
month. and the banks have oosened the screws little
upon their discount line. Any improvement that may
take place in tn quotations for stocks must be made
before the arrival Of the steamer from Liverpool. and
before the banks begin their sraons for the Febru
cry quarterly reports. The steamer viii be due about
me 2ls instant and at that time the banks will
mence their periodical contraction. No doubt
but that tho news from Europe by the steamer leaving
Liverpool the 4th instant will be Of very warlike
character The message of the President will by that
time have been long enough before the people Of Great
Britain for tho pres. to arrive 1t point in the
preston Of public opinion In relation to the Oregon
question; but the feeling among the members of the
British Parliament Of the ministry, will not be known
In this country until about the 6rt Of March and from
the receipt of advces BY the steamer up to- and
perhaps for long time after the receipt Of advices of
in the Parliament Of Great Britain all CON-
mercal matters must continue in very unsettled state
and the stock speculators particularly will be In
tinual state Of excitement from the mutations and de-
rressions in the stock market Some time has elapsed
since the last war panic prevailed, and things have be-
come comparatively quiet We look for another panic in
about three weeks. equal to any ofthe previous
We usual compa rative table of quotations
for stocks in this market for each day of tho week just
closed and at the close of the week previous In many
instances, the closing prices yesterday at ad
vance on those ruling on the previous Saturday The
In anfth
been very great.
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WARRINGTON. Jan. y, 1910.
The war panic still RACES in the House. Mr. In
gersol, Chairman on Foreign Relations, led off, to-
day, in temperate, facetious, witty and diplomatic
speech, for the whole Of Oregon-and promised
that the committee would report the twelve months
notice by-and-by Mr.. Darragh, of Pennsylvania,
was for "the whole Of Oregon, or none'-and
INDUCED in fling at South Carolina whereupon
Mr.. Holmes thought that, while one rifle would do
to shoot down the wolf (Menco), dozen might
not be too many for the lion (Great Bitain). Mr.
King, of New York, went for the whole territory,
because it was necessary to preserve something like
a balance against negro slavery Mr.. Winthrop
was for peace-even if peace should require the
suspension Of the twelve months notice. Mr. Owen
was for giving the notice. Mr.. Baker, lwhig) OF
Illinois, took all the wind out Of Judge Douglasss
sails. He not only went for the whole Of Oregon
but for the whole continent; and the giving, when
war shall commence, notice to Great Britain, not
only to leave Oregon, but Canada, Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick, Newfoundland. and Jamaica.
Mr.. Baker was all over in a blaze OF glory several
times during his speech-and must have bee enrap.
tured with the plaudits OF the galleries, from the
increased enthusiasm of the genteman's indigna-
ton against John Bull, al such intervals. Alter
which, the House adjourned.
One thing Is reduced to a certany-the twelve
months notice will 90 through the House with AZ
great majority as the Texas annexation. What
will be the result in the Senate, not SO well as
certained but we think it will 60 through. And,
what with be the result then Why, Great Britain
must either come TO terms or fight. 1t will have the
effect Of preclpltating settlement one way or the
other and whether in the scale of peace or of war,
let us arm the seaboard, and rig the shipping
You may expect TO hear of Levin, the native,
flaming away IN gallant style, next week, for the
ture in Ingersos remarks, was the idea that we
should ultimately COLOMBO the whole of Oregon,
North Of 49, with Chinese and emigrants from the
island of Japan. He said they made first rate colo
nists Levin we expect, will object to that.
Mr. Robert Owen, the philosophical phianthropst,
has come to town. We understand ne goes for the
whole OF Oregon or none.
There was quiet social hop at the United States
Hotel last night. We are to have them every Fri
day evening, henceforward.
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Total Deposits. .ioo6s,sss s.s5ssH san sM sNssss
The aggregate amount in all the depostories of the
government the ash lo December was Ssss 0s5 less
than on the soh of November and the amount on depo
sit in the banks Of the three principal cities the 20h
of December, AT less than on the s0th of No
vember previous II the revenue in ls4s from customs
should be larger than 1885, and the of
the government continue tina for the past year.
the surplus will be pretty nearly used up at the
close Of the present year. We should judge from pre-
sent Appearances that the from customs would
be less this year than ast The probability of the tariff
being reduced will reduce foreign mporations, un-
til the question is settled way the other or Con
gress adjourns and on this account anticipate
very limited spring importation The operation of these
things will be very favorable reduced importation
and reduced this time are desirable things
they will make trade generally more healthy, and do
away with the opposition, in measure. to the sub
treasury scheme.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES
ROOM
NEW ESTABLIsHNENT.
For the Exclusive Sale Of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTVCI

WHoLEsALE AND Retail.
riean n;.a's the much admired display Of choice Per
Iaa sSs .ns we | S:rs y
ment this city No is9 Broadway where he oAers spee
He h. IL n. Ss
advantage the foreign Of being freshly that
ssl ::
equal 10 that Of any European Psrfumsr
IA complete of choice articles Of the cee-
h. 70 and 70 choose ard ,:
suitable ar the osehms hodsy.
subscriber does advertise Soap which will change
M ~ .S a q
ts n S.s. Of s S1 oss n *
s en-, that no sits remain,
sas
nfis 81 saAvNo CREAM an c.
which once tried will always be present in every gentle
Hs Offer; b. COSMETIC CREAM, 50 invalu.b. an .pp
I a;Sss1: Z! he head. SIIs ESSENCES. roMATuMs
cd beauty the healthy TO
peru: s a ass
the dss.ed sSap in i. anesioDs " .etrs.. and
pneples freq emily restore the hair stop rs
Of the hair aud be conaanded with the thou
i His BEXR pss all
when such aud prepared y application q
character.
For the quality Of his goods he refer Mess Aspn.
wall hsu, Chiffon and many others Of the
able chem Of this city, who for the last
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Finally everything will be represented and il
article does give full sssfacto, will only viii
ingly but also thankfully be tsken back The subscriber is
anxious for his character
~ and good faith wheu from the Of the articles there
g much Ss room e., and ns
good ''''A call most EUGENE soTssEL
Manufacturer aud Importer of Perfamery,
No. $50 Broadway, between Liberty and Cou rsndt,
d3l lmsrc and M Chesuut strret, Pulled slphIa.
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Died.

On Saturday morning. Sd inst, JosErH w, infant SON
Of John Warrin, aged months and 10 DAYS.
On Saturday night Sd inst after severe illness Of
two weeks, OscAR HErRv. son of Louis and Emily
0oerger, eyed years and 10 months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral Monday afternoon 5th inst at
three O'Clock precisely, from i06 Amity street
On Saturday evening" in the thirty sixth year of his
age, THOMAS T. ADEE.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral service, Tuesday morning at
o'clock at his late residence No rs ST. Marks Place
without further notice His remains will be taken to
Westchoster for interment
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The annexed statement shows the amount on deposit
in the government dspositorss Of the three principal
cities. at the close Of each Of the past four months
foAx AND PHILApSIrHIA
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Rich Fashionable and Stable articles

THE subscribers daily receiving and continually ad
ding their extensive rich Scar Cravafs
Gloves Buspeuden &C. Their assortment Of all articles sp
pertaining the wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman will
n this city and well worthy the attention q
Of every department Of their business The senior partner
Ing Cor the last years been actively the
line OF business in this CITY 10 guarantee that all arti
ces. selected and manufactured By US, may be d
gsnded on. not only for the. superiority OF their
Particular attention is devoted the Ready Made Linen De
partmentAl manufactured Establishment,
after the approved French method tastlv and
faithfully made and fahoned suit the form Of the
Gcnemen sending their orders by mail DEPEND having
their goods Of best quality and fair and moderate prices
and all fayouring with call depend being suited
at the old Establishment Of PARSELLS AGATE.
Dc lmsrc ~ Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
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Park THEATRE.

CARD,
MRS. SEGUIN'S BENEFIT.
IVA il fixed for
Monday Evening, January 8, 1916,
On which occasion Adophe Adams celebrated Comic OPERA
THE POSTILLION OF LONGJUMEAU,
will be performed. The principal characters by
MRS. SEGUfN, Mr.. FRAZER. MR.. DELAVANTI
AND MR. SEGUIN.
Mrs. SEGUIN happy be enabled also to that
she hiss made with he celebrated Professor
MONSIEUR COLLINET
from Pars-Leeder and Conductor Of all the Balls the
Courts Of g. James and the Tuilees who will have the
honor Of making his first in America and Of
GRAND AIR ON THE FLAGEOLET.
Accompanied by Full Orchestra
Eurher particulars will be speedily announced
Boz Book new open. j, 3 SasM2t-re
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS.
MR.. Q; ROBERT>0N, respectfully informs his friends
1v1 and the public that he has classes the above
for giving Instructions in the modes Of dancing
Days and Saturdays from r. NJ.
for ladies, and masters under and from M for
temen. "A private class for ladies' from sP M Assen-
bliss will take place free season
re6'ted in most elegant style and Mr ini.fes parents
fo Of pupils while school, Those wishing to subscribe
MIR r. will rive his irst Grand Rail- Of the senson ON
DAY. Dec Teks for gentleman and LADIES' TO be
had at the Glass Rooms Mr. RS ITO Canal street.
M lmsm
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Eighth Annual bRll
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
or BROOKIYN


OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
OF BROOKLYN.
THE COMMITTEES Of the above Assscisten respectfully
Annual Ball will take place the evening Of WEDNES
DAY TIN Of January 1896 az the Assembly Rooms Of the
Brooklyn (lste Military Garden. The Committee pledge
themselves that eHeons will be spared their
evenings entertainment agreeable not
interesting thsn their former ones.
They doubt that ell those who feel interested in prov
ding Asylum for the destitute Male Orphans Of this c
will evince their socude by being this sccss
Tickets IT 81 each, be procured from the srsEI
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Owen Colgan, James street.
Morthy Riordan, corner York and Pearl
Joseph Regan, corner York and Main.
James Galway, Nassau street.
Marriott Mckinney.
James L. Turner omer Jackson and Marshall
VIM. n. Peck, lax Fulton.
Al. +. Tombs. 10 Bridge
b. Ridden, corner Main and York
3 Howard, Powers street.
T. Mnlligan corner Hicks and Atlantic.
Felix O'Nei IS James street.
John KinchaIer, York and Green streets
John Sweeney, corner Atlantic and Columbia.
r. H. Lennon, l6l Pearl street
John Hinchey, Atlantic street
Johu Gavey, Marshall street.
John CoIgan, James street, ". "
John Koly. corner Jachson and Plymouth
Ter Brady, Secretary, 80 York, or Of
strerts, New York; and
d. Sweeney, Ann street, New York
TERRENCE BRADY. sscretay.
Mr. Lothian's Unrvalled Coion Band il engaged Floor
under the direction of Mr. ID. Lucas
Dancing commence at o'clock. On &c
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AMUsEMENTs.
PARK THEATKE.
BENicFIT OF MRS sEGuIN.
Monday Evening, January 5,
THE pc.sr FIJI Z; Pt ST T5NJuMEAu
S3ss sl 8: WI %h ssis;ia NJ s ssasia
A.r which, r. n ~ an SefpM
vii AIR and Brilliant ~ M.g.sa o.
the Flsgeoist. =
D Is sisf SS5 viz
MI. Frederick Dons Browp.. "a. Barrett
rnes Xdnn:c..Sci.. a. Pit. es.. s sssi .1,.
Doc. OPP 81 o'clock and the C.r.i. wllr.s precisely
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PRoPRIEToR.
BENEFIT OF MR. J. n. SCOTT.
Monday Evening, January 8.
Inc psrf''mvSnifRsa. mi ssmnsne with
Ti;Is,au' NJ NJ S = Scott
THE MURDER bi!ii S 81 fHg CLIFF.
arIo ss.s,,;s Mr Gp0nsy
THE nrvIr$; s s.. X: S WIN. Of Windsor,
'V a9a leGp Mi r R5sIn,iSp0
Lower Bo.s. 50 cent?; seccrd ana Ihmd T1sn q eu
Doors one H y. =. k ssf pas. tn. ea.
GERMAN n. EA rNn
~ r,1LMoS OrEha nUUoE, tChamoers aresfQ
NJ VTyDU,AI January D Isao1pWul pc perormsd FkOE-
- LlCH or, Inc LIE Of Berlin Chofister-feut Opera
si TNp pHLEoMA Come v.u
oeyIs IN one act oy LOUIS Angsiy.
M;. ssr. .ud Hg R ana r. ae Deax oy
Prices OF admson-First Tier SO csLts 37 c:
Upper Boxes, IS cents.
Doors open al o'clock performance 10 commence ats
is Il-mc
-----..7.,- =, = - = -
osCH ~, rnE9 III, XAHAAnA'
LESSEE; Mr. BuRroN.
FIRST AfFEAKANCE OF THE CELEBRATED
monday Evening, January D,
The performance will commence with an entirely new Farce
enrlIlsd
M c~sd M % :. & NJ s.9us
After which. CHRISTIAN HUBER win perform
~ " r",. %. ~ ~" "n p'i'o'"'
To be followed By Mythologie. Burlssaue called
VENUS AND ADONlS
hoon''' ~ nu.'pNi .Spc, r 1 x Mars mr. bougham;
To conclude with another performance BY ChI..n Huber
ARUH sTKEE'T VhMATAE.
1 s,., M.x..., ~, =
THIRD NIGHT OF THE RE ENGAGEMENT OF
| A. A. ADAMS.
Monday Evening, January D,
HAMLET. Prince a Denmark.
Hamlet MIR A Adams; Ghost Mr. scott; Laertss Morrs
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Eos Merchandise ..sa3N7n si,s2 SOL en- - ssr s2a
$f39TW
'hpots .S27sS sn
'aue o. tue aggregate exports fom this port, for
s isso vas nearly two millions Of dollars less
'nan 1874 This falling on caused by the reduced
exp0faton Of spscis In lsss compared with Is44 The
value OF merchandise exported in IsAs was greater than
In s<a Tho annexed conpsratve statement shows thu
aggregate import and export trade Of this port for each
OF the past two years
CoMxxacr or IHr PoRr or NEw Yoax-Imyoxr, Am
EnrssTs FOR ls4 1895 ~
y.Ias q Imports. sssms So ~ De- s, s .,:s;
Value Of ExpCts...... ssa2.To 0.ssisss i7sesss
h.c,.s Of Imports 50 nsls ssMs1n slass.ss
Oates on lmports.s.. 2.l6,M u,l3o7s2 sNo,iis
The average per cent duty the total imports In ls4l
ana is4o was fraction short Of thirty per cent The
average Of one year compared with the other does not
vary hfh part Of per cent The decrease in imports
In is4o was 4se than the decrease In expor
showing balanss in favor on the foreign trade OF
this port In ls4s that amount greater than in ls4a
The decrease in the revenue from customs received
this port in 1915, compared with 1884, was nearly four
millions Of dollars The decrease in the receipts at the
Boston Custom House for the year, amounts to about
seven hundred thousand doars and would DO safe to
estimate the falling on in the revenue from customs at
81 NE ports Of eatry for is45 six millions Of dollars
surplus revenue Is also decreasing and the pcreas
growing out Of the condition Of our 70
reign relations must reduce the dspssits Of the Gover.
mens very rapidly Within the past month ,b.re M,
sssn 'sng on Of mere than bali uiliisn Of dollars
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AN EXTENS IVE RAFFLE

$500.
AN EXTENS RAFFLE.
opposite Pari Is to Be ras for the above amount
sy Fl q into :s
hs x
% saS 81 % h ss.
.I
hs for there = NOR
md ssss
S'1i s: CRIB sss
can appoint judges s%oaG themselves who are compstsut
H r & DEs p bS 81 Rfs the
lss Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
- I ~ ,ssanx private rooms can s s,s ; them
OyvcE on THE MEacAnrILE mutual Insurance 60.
6 JosH n:
.d Di.:
supply the oeeasoasd BY the resignation Of Joseph
BY order of the Trustee,
I.v.ss cosso Wa FsEsa ses,s.Iy
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company. Ne 90 Wal!
Si T.s
III, are daily being %.S; TO r. Z:
s..isl pIo,:sson and Larger 60
the assured than any O'h Thrsrrrs
Wn Langley, s.ptimus Crooks, Cleo. w. Taylor,
Henry Sheldon, Charles r yen, Levi Cook,
JAS. Freeland, Chas. H Rogers, A. Legoux,
Thos. Nelsnn, II. E. Morning. d. l.. Sayr,
Wilson q Hunt, W.C. Atwafer, ALEXIS s. Baker
Stewart Z. Marsh, w. A. KeteItas, NJ Ward,
t}eo. Hastines, Chas O. Carleton, Leonard KIRBY
q. w. A. Rodgen, Lucius Hopkins, Jas, G. HaIlock,
Henry Jessop, Daniel q. Hanland ST. Jenkins
u. d. Phelps, Herman Boxer
JOSEPH WALKER, President,
LEWIS GREGoRy. Vice President.
ELLwoop WALTER. Secretary. d2osm,rc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co..
50 Wallstrest, Opposite the Exchange
FHlS COMPANY continue insure against loss and d.
L mage By fre ON goods wares and merchandise ard
sxanstoss By inland yesses and thar earHoes
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Rigss,
Thomas r. Woodruff, Anson 1sEes,
B. r. Robson, NJ D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, jams Z. Holmes,
John r.. Dawson, John p Moore,
John H. Lee, VIM. X. Thorn,
Caleb c. Tuns Thomas Moral,
Francis r. Sage, Eugene BegaYt
John G. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. THORNk, Presid.aL
9EoReE T. HoPE, secretarv. a5rc
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DRUPv8ALB will be received until the 10Th for suppy-
ing sbout 1000 cubic feet OF CUT STONE, for
vsser 20 be delivered a. Fort Schuyler Further nfoma
tion my BE- oba,neda the hngmsss Once IN Governors
Isisnd or ~ No = 0rssnviahs ~ NsuA.Y
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auaa<m H E9e AL RsAASSfTfHSkb S xNDf 49,
LsfRI S0FiELDaD:iiy, ~Sk@E.
yORK q CHAMfiON. and arrive q Albany TIE
have bssn made 70 mako the line SURE and
pssssug-rs depend arriving advertssd jail imre
I W THOKNE I co Frodvcs as flou NsrchasI :
u i. BsssA sessss- al ~
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INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
CE0 GROSS Steel Pen Black Writing LAX. 6, g. Is and
various szes $50 INK with without pre-
partition warranted; 5000 lbs WATERS all kinds FROM oc
from 3D. to 81 per ID.
The above warranted equal any in the country. Dsa
lers supplied on liberal terms, - Low prices, BY
THADbEUS DAvIDS,
Manufacturer and importer,
Jas lm,rc liz John street. Opposite Cliff
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NEEDLES.
uAMES SMITH SONS we'll Known and highly esteem
ID "a Drill Needles warranted s(nai IN Qushty 70
snv into IRE united bss snd sod wholessie only
BIZ . yAmLs wrAAaLiiyN,
asws,. II Co~sserfaSu. isi imsr
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WANTEU.

WANTED.
A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 20 South or West, to
q; viii III L % %
sSsi is s -
8: e + %
broadway sp ''air' ; Of The Fias All letters
WANTED,
CLARKsk sTEvANs Free Assa.
rs.s DSssi
&c =. .as 3 S.: .as e ' Is %
WANTED.
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
vSsl. .s,sns: and assistants. every
*. 'S a1 w be ,.,
examined before tAsy leave the once and but
:oeef and capable ones recommended or allowed
ssS sSs ssy y. h. s%ss%s; Of
tam good tastions-no other. need apply MS lm'm
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
ss Esss. r wS SPsf o. %
ns VI" be sold Lo vi E siTsS i
I'd @ rac D S":s e.. ss
eth As, Flower Manufacturers III the city EIhs,oa
NExr sa 1s 'e' S, a sese ara S% .sI.. Of
Bureaus If Prorisons and Clothing.
Beef Flour, Rans Pickles, Bread Sugar Butter Cheese,
Bssps empty Hogshsads, Pipes and half Pipes, Shocks and
Clothing.
BUREAU Of Construction, &c.
Lot OF Shskings aud Oil Casks.
BuveDu Of Yards and Docks.
One pair Of Oxen.
Bureau Of Medicine aud Surgery
Nursery Lamps, Silver Cafhete vspor Beth Apparatus
Castos Copper Tea Kettles, Tea Potts. Tea Trays
Soeoord stoves, yarious Wash Basins Kitchen Furniture
If Ks sSi Ss.' fs s
Bgekets, &c, ec.
Terms-Cash delivery.
NAVY A0RNrs Orvrcr,
New York. Dee. -, 1875
fR0sPER NJ. wETMoRE,
$50 osrc Navy Agent
ryvHOMAs BATE survv,ne psrtner or n. Arm 81 Thom,
y James bate, Needie. Fish Hook Fishpr Tackle
Manufscurcrs Reddieh Ensar d. i02 Maiden lane New
York has this day associated with him as co-psrtaer TfiS
HENRY BATE and future the ~ c,n5r,sd
under the firm Of THOMAS T. THOMAS H. BATE
THOMAS BATE,
THOMAS HENRY BATE
lo2 Maiden lane Pc ri street up stsir
New York Jan s. isw i Imsm
pRUPysALs viii b received until the sch for supcIy.
ing abou 1000 cubic feet OF CUT STONE, for gaS ira
y.s.rs 20 be delivered .. Fcr schaysr Further nforms
ton my be Obtained a. the knGmer Once IN Uevsmof's
Istsnd, OF u No, - orssnwiehsA itsus.r