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HARRlSON'S DIGEST, NEW EDITION.
~ a Digest Of us reported cave dtte minsd IN N. uos.c Of
Lords The several eouf sofCot mon law I'D tbe Cous % Rans
fupef, fron " ehcsnasterm. t716, 90 Ea-t tern, Ista. treiaHns
TOE Crown q 49, fssfivd aud q faa -iecton ~ Fqaey ueesi -
With the HasnuserFt eases tttd ~ the t~t mrtea TO- arses no
elsewhere 20 ou-t-o Which b. ADDED q sup,d seant 60 uuutuf ne
work ~ l7tf secoui Aqedt tn. from W, hli = onion edHpn.
ates yo'upsa hys fs'san, hsusi ~, Eg oGthe ~ Do Ttnte
9ss Pabh,heJ ~ y. aAe By
g Y FisnLR. tav-noaksrs.
VIZ uadet ne E1ssspts.
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~ ~. ~. Oicki- >"o ). str-Iher.
trustees sale OF Negro Girl.
virtue Of a deei OF tu { creru OF To me hy i ,S.nh q al,
- aud OF record ia tie C1-iks Obs. e CLe-e l6.n erun,v n
certain pa Po'es therein seeded, I ,haI on " RDNEsnAy m
sls' inTAnt al 10 4, N, a. ihs auction house OF n. n. n,eLt..o, !,
Brother, in tie { " OF Riehmsni, eel. To the his, 81 49,, ~
cash, Z likely Ses!o Gm 4 out 10 years OF age.
wA. wALLACE DAY. TRUSTEES.
o. &c n. "a. ntrxx.o- . - N
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MOLASSES.-25 hhjs. prime W. I. MolAs.
~ 49, ahtus aud Coz asby
ee1s pAvENroRr. ALLEN 4 90.
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" south Third street. below Chesnuf
Nnd ~ my Agen's, l. Ginter, Duval a Psrroh K Y Duvsl r
'u1iesne' Main rte-t : " ZiehT.spn, Dnrain n Meoneer, Broad
'ne- Richmond CAS- Corirg, BrsEg. Thomas q Co, PetsrsurE
and "a II al The Druggists through me Union. an
" Premiums ward & Al TIE FanEhR Inst tpte.
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without interest," any portion Of the public moneys In
TRUSTED TO him for safe keeping, transier,
or for any other purpose every uch act shall deemed
said moneys shall be thus taken converted invested
used or loaned which hereby declared to be felony;
and any ofcer charged with the disbursement OF pub
Treasury Department, to be allowed in his favor any
receipt or voucher creditor Of the United States
the said officer may have received for the
full amount specified in such receipt voucher every
such act shall be deemed to be conversion by such
officer his Of the amount specified in such
receipt vouchers and any officer agent Of the Uni
ted States and all persons advising participating in
such act being convicted thereof before any court of
the United States OF competent iursdction shall be
sentenced to imprisonment for term of not than
six months. than ten years. and to 6ne equal
to tho amount Of the money embezzled.
If law Of this kind had been in force within the past
fifteen year, there would not have been many large
dsalcations The government has lost more money by
banks and by dsauers during the existence Of the de-
than possibly take place under the
subtreasury. The collectors Of customs and land
agents throughout the country sub treasurers they
collect the revenue now, and it has to pass through
their hands before gets into the banks there
much to anticipate dsfalcatons under the SUBJ
treasury law, with ell the penalties il naicts and the
securities it requires, under the present system.
We learn that there is possibility of some traing
alterations being made in this bill in the Senate The
time of it, going into operation may be put off, and II
may be connected with the tariff and warehousing
BILL The three should be connected and fourth might
be added the establishment Of mint in this city The
su5yeasry bsci pass the Senate nearly the shape
Il came from the Iovsr house. The specie provisions,
will without doubt be rgidly adhered to- and the only
notifications anticipate the extension time for
it into operation and the connection which may be
made with or more Of the measures named above.
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WAsHINGuoS. Anril q 1916

WAsHINeMoN, April ., 1876.
The Senate-1he Orsgon-The House, and the
Irdnsfsr to the House Of the appeal of Webster
vs. hgersol- Great Excitement
The Senate to-day proceeded quetly-though
there were some good points in the discussion Of
incidental propositions. On the special order, Mr..
Mangum made! speech, chiefly directed at tho
mysterious secretveness of the President on the
Oregon question. Mr.. Bagby secured the floor.
Mr.. Webster said nothing in reply to Mr.. Dickn-
He is probably waiting for the printing Of Mr.
Aliens regular opening speech, 30 as to kill two
birds with one stone.
The Heuse has presented lively spectacle to-
day Mr.. G. J. lngersol has heard the Websterian
thunder, from the north end of the CAPITOL and NOV
ed, o.day, resolution calling upon the Secretary
OF State Tor report of the secret service money
employed by the government in the Mcleod case.
This resolution led to an exciting discussion; Mr..
Bayly, Mr.. billiard, Mr. Adams, and others,
joining in. Mr.. Winthrop came down, in defence
OF Webster, with almost the strength Of Webster
himself. The proceedings were very sparkling and
rich.
For graphic outline of the doings of the two
Houses, your reporters reports will be forthcoming.
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Died
On Friday morning 10th inst, Mrs. MARaAREr ZoBLEs,
wifs Of Hugh Zobles, in the 26th year Of her age.
Ths friends and acquaintance Of the family and those
Of her father Christian Beecher, and tho members Of
Harmony Lodge, No. ~, o. of O. F. and the order in
general, respectfully invited to attend her funeral.
from her late residence, No. Az Cherry st., Sunday,
(to.morro W. at o'clock.
On Friday April 10th, HErRY BLAisE, SON of Edward
H. Jacot, agod years and months.
Yesterday evening between and 10 O'Clock, from in.
dammation of the lungs, Mrs. ANN o., wife Of James
Bradley, aged - years.
Her friends and acquaintances and those of her fami-
ly invited to attend her funeral from the :esi-
dence Of her husband % West street, tomorrow Sun-
day. afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
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TO COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS.

SPECIAL NOTlCE-IhE On AkFENbEhG PILL
town ety and village IN the United States the British Pro-
vnces, West Indies and Of South America A. gene
Agsnts In will druggist be employed and there
will be but general agent IN any town The sr,ngemsnts
large .e for ,he Pills and good .eent. will hns the agency
good business IL be desirable to open the dnersn ageu
ces OF the Pills will be offered for sale
until the whole system Of saeneie, u osnz:d whch will
t.rsst call the Office Of the comp which will be for
No I6< Nassau street door TO Tsmmany
Hail. FRANCIS M PHATT, General Agent
PSThe extraordinary virtues Of the 9rsefsnburx vsge-
table Pills and philosophy Of their action the
systsm will be fully explained a an early day. Il u
t Mohts any other pills. and will mmed-
ately become the leading pill OF the day. aio sire
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LAfRSF INTELLIGENCE BY TIE NAILS.
Highly Important from Washington.
GREAT EXCITEMENT In BOTH HOUSES,


Read the proceedings in both houses Of Con-
gress in this days paper. The only interesting
reports are to be found in the Herald. Both
houses of Congress are getting mad with excite
ment Read-read-read.
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H. Z. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
give their personal attention the saesof House
" hold Furniture the residence Of families declining
Stocks Of Crockey Dry Goods, Grocery and
saes Of Real Estate st the MeTchant: Exchange Also sol
SALES ROOM, IS: BROADWAY, until May lst, when
Adams Express Once. all 1msm
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DUCLUZEAU, Auctoneer
ELlEgGA4[NT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FUR

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FUR
~ M ~, , EGxAL WILTON GIARpETING &C. AZ
ZEAU will sell On Tge.day April 18th at 70 o'clock the
West Thirteenth street, the Sixth Avenue consisting
part of carved rosewood paor furniture Of the syIe of
ssss covered with crimson velvet ebony carved Pier
sells C.rpetng large French plate Mantel Glass Chi
Willow Chair; mahogany Sofa aud Chairs paent
M.n!el Ornaments end Gsandos. .u.psndng Wall Bracket
Tea Services; hall Oil Cloths Carpets Rods;
French bedteads elegant mahogany bedsead Of Elizabeth
style, feather Beds, Mattresses, &c.
Also several valuable Oil Paintings by the celebrated
and ancient masters.
Also. the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will com.
Catalogues ready the dav pYeyious al, 3tS nj & T-re
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H. DUCLUZEAU, Aucs ioneer.
ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT MAHOGANY
LCOTTAGE FURNITURE, at No. 7ts Broadwa

II. DUCLUZEAU, Auct iOneer.
ELLEEGANT BLACK WALNUT, MAHOGANY 4
FUTILE DUCLUZEAU will sell on Saturday, az 10
o'clock at No. TAG Broadway the entire Furniture
IN said house. consisting OF elegant of black
walnut furniture Of the style Of Loui: XIV ,eteete
centre tables with Italian marble tops half circular pier do
MATCH black walnut library and desk with gothic doors and
.o ne French Elt grandoIe. with porcelain columns
airs brussels and ply carpeting; Wilton rugs mahogany
extension bles, white china dinner and knives
bottles. csnds:tel. with branches. silver mognted yegetb
stsir rods. &c.
bedscad seat chains circular wash stands
vered with de lame and chnfz looking elases feather beds
mattrs<s pslsscs &c aso the kitchen furniture, with
which the sale will CONNER nee.
Also,a small collection of original Oil Paintings by old
masters.
Catalogues ready. alo 2t+rc
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J. r. CURTISS, Auctioneer
COUNTING HOUSE DESKS AND OFFICE CHAIRS.
~ JACOB s. PLATT will sell this morning, at 10 o'clock,
a. the auction % Patt Gold large
ofths above msnuctu msde expressly for the
retail trade will be sold without pay advances
elegant mahogany Setting Desks suitable banks
Offices with do with fas Setting
Desks with pigeon holes falls and drawers counting house
desks drawers feet long; black walnut do mahogany
Table Desks with fals do reading Tables covered with
Once Chairs with cushions scroll bsck u ordinary Office
Chairs cued maple high Stools seats do chairs
seats: black walnut t.bs. double tops reyolyng eued
maple centre stands small rosewood Office high chair scroll
back Morocco Cushions, &c. kc.
NB-Damaged Hardware and Cutlery from the Henry
Clay, ON Monday ia all ltrrc 4
A UPTON NOTlCE.CABINET MAKER sTOOCK.
Rooms. us Fcl.sn, and % Ann street BY sNIFFEN CO.
an entire stock OF city made Cabinet Furniture removed
Of sale consisting Of Mahogany Sofas Of various
large Mahogany Rockies carved ornamsnted and plain II
ny ens,1. yotire chairs marble and mahosany TOP
Sook Casss mahogany and marble top drs,ipg Bureaus
Couchesi French mahogany Bedseads; do cribs; and
tea and pembroke Tables work tables together with variety
Of articles not enumerated above
Sale to in the. Ann store with general
of second hand furniture carpets pier other
glasses patent bsdsteads, crockery, oil CLOTH &c &c.
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AT Is6 NASSAU STREET

AT 136 NASSAU STREET,
THE Highest Price, in Cash, 10 paid for 0entiemen's
Ciohi6g and sold again the most reasonable terms
Also, Rep.Tag, Ciesnng Dyeins and Press.E the most
elegant and STYLE Op hand 100 Dp dete Costs and
200 Linen Pants, It'll cf sessonabIe
Clothing such Goats 81 ~; Pants Vests 20 cents
40 lm.rc
~ Greenwich Streets the real Peach Orchard Ned an
Nut and Stove mixed IS So Buyen positively dspena
on having their Coal delivered at these PRICE, -, rNroN
iSi 2sneod.v rETEk Gin 1N.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER STOCKS:
CTOCKs il the various Companies bough sna 500 "
- (mu lm.rl J. D. HUNT co, NO. hanover ~
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COsTLY RosEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNT
~ TURE. Extra Size AIantsl Glasses, Library Book
Cases Chandeliers &cTo be sold by auction on Thurday
April l6h at o'clock, at Strong Place. Brooklyn the
rear Of DR. Stones Church
Parior MISUNDERSTANDING rosewood and medallion,
match. Centre Tables large size Lamps with glass
crimson aud white silk Curtains, with silk trimmings; square
and Rugs white and Sold msogny Sofas and Couehes
Library Furniture-Lbrary Bookcase and Chairs, Car
pets, &c.
Bedstead Bureaus Dressing Glaes Egyptian Marble Com
modes English Hall Oil Cloths Hall Lamps and Hat Stand,
large extension dining Tables All the furniture made
to order in New York. together with fine lot sfkchen fur
niture.
Catalogues be bad the auctioneer Office Wednes-
day. T.. H. LUDLOW < CO. Auctionsers,
all (l38l Wall street
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NEW TARIFF.
IMPORTANT NEWS TO Shippers Of Grain and othe
III Farm PrndncA "a Great Britain.

Il NEWS SnIppcW OF Other
Farm Produce Crest Britain
nevis having Passed the legislature, admitting the
Of foreign aud provisions low rate
duty opportunity will be those who desirous
ship the Glasgow market, TO open good couneron
and Provision trade there has hitherto been Of
any importance who had practical knowledge Of that
trade glasgow opportunity could be desired by
respectable in that market Lib
eral advances viii be given to shippers.
From the subscribe long snd knowledge OF the
Grain and Provision Trade aud also his friendly intimacy
lated upo,.
The subscriber begs TO refer shippers to Mr. A. H. Fnay
Astor House. ROBERT ROBERTSON,
m2s lm'rc 50 Union street. Glasgow
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A.. REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
ero ss5 El T. FvRsxa.
S 6E si,'i'i MG 6IsIfSSsr
JAMES AvE hsi JAIME: G. SMITH.
EMANUEL J Isl ffp..iSlssT LEWIS.
Flint raDs cs.d q E Ssss Esn Second p.
ssay sss: gs TSS Sao
' P.H. MCGUIRE. Chairman.
4.ss. S S.s1a1l' ssseretars'. .leA.ne
Firm Ward WhIg Democratic
NOMINATIONS
w1t FL A'f. ADAMS.
d hst Ak;;i:'; T. c A'siSTiIaLi
WARREN cHArat8 si AiissGIi B. BACHELOR.
JOSEPH yENk XII S0ej.sssf: BINGHAM.
gs Ii;,.ssis$a " sSs Bean
Third Dnuet-wiiiian A. Dazzling and samuel $. Chatter
Tsr,h p.,rie,-D.vid G. Golden and sylvanuss s. Ward
SEVENTEEN Ward.
THE wing Ticket having been adopted the regular
a. f H. # s p Wd
ksSs1; D sssS; o..iI Ss:h sas Sds ssSssI:r E:s..
den y w s.
the democratic papers until after day OF election
HENRY KEYSER, Chairman.
s Ws; !. 3 cos:s..,r. }sserl.res.
For Alderman
JAMES WALSH.
For Assistant Alderman,
JAMES ROBERTSON
GEORGE H. bS5 A;.seSHi H. KELLY.
BENJAMIN F. aA nj IHs.'tliE D. roMrKrNs
For Inspectors Of Election.
\ First Dstrict-Cr.rles Wright and Geo 8. Msnerss.
T isHsi oI:y ss c ;ns s r.
Fourth District-Nathan D. Graham and CLas. w Baker
Fifth Districs-Wm. T. Mseks and James d. Mssker
10 Post please copy. all A.sM&Tre
NV YsRK, 10th April. 1896 I
MR.. JAMES GORDON BENNETT--Sr Having seen
lx1 article this morning. Herald OF 10th
stating that had Withdrawn from being candidate 70. As
sisant Alderman the whg ticket Of the Third Ward al
low that such the The article
was without my knowledge consent BY publishing the
above you will oblige me. remain. very respectfully:
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FIELD respectfully inform. b. friends and the
BAssFoRDS ROOMS, entrance X Ann e. adj olninF he
Mnseum building s Fulton street The Rooms and Ia
bes have been put perfect order The Tables Slate,
Marble and Iron with An India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt European and all plaves being
die best in this country Larger balls for southerne-CHo-
lima balls for Germans.
NB-Bassfcds style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather best In the city, fine Billiard Cloth.
and every acle the trade constantly hand and for sale
RS i'm $me
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES.
pY 4. II. LUDLOW CO, Auctionesrs, n Wall str ret
~ Monday April 18Th &C 100 Eleventh st,ee,-Eisgan Fur
nure Piano Forte and also Picture, by nman See
ira in another part Of this paper.
Wednesday April 18th, at 10 o'clock. No 80 Chambers
Broadway Furniture For see
EXTRAS in another part Of this paper.
Thursday, April iGh IL O'clock No. Strong Place
Brooklyn between Harrison Degraw the rear
Pr Stomss' Church, Splendid Mirrors &c. SC. See
this paper.
ThuT,dsy. AP 2srd. 10 o'clock at No. "a Lafayette
Place-Eltgsnt Furniture, Pictures, &c
Saturday April 25h at 10 O'clock No 400 Houston street.
gentsel Household Furniture. Particulars in time.
day. April st 10 O'Clock, No. IA Barclay street-spen
did Household Furniturs Particulars in special advertise
meuts.
-dsy, April at i0h O'Clock, at No. = B,oome street.
household Furniture. Particulars in time.
day, April AZ 10 o'clock at No-Eighth street, Clinton
Pisce1Eiegant Household Furniture Particulars in time
CIVIL and obllgng attendants engaged-the furniture
may be seen III. day previous ssles application the
Auctioneers, ~ Wall opposite Bank Of Commerce.
all 3tsrrc tl3e)
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n ARR, Double Ae,ioa-A 3srynn--Pano Wan rd-Ays-
excellent ube action IA ,.p perfect order. with
pacLg box &c will be sold for hall its cost At Hanley
Ar,hooy st.
a3lwsrc
BUILDERS AND CARPEN ERS.
CHOICE LOT OF WHITE PINE LUMBER, well
IA seasoned landing the lumber yard OF
West snd Dsbrosses streets North river which will be sold
cheap for cssh, By - - -.-
Hlwfnc VIM NJ FOSTER.
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
10J Broadway.

M0s 1Mu ~ Du1iuin8s
Of Grand and Square Piano Eorss the price
nv Factory IN Boston. a tnsr
LEFT OFF WARDROBE, JEWELRY, FIRE
ARMS, &c.
HLNTLEMEN or Families having superhuous Ehecn,
" such Jewey, Clothing. Fire Arms, &C. dispose OF
for Cash. do their advantage by sending for the sub
scrbe who will attend them at their BY appoint
ment H. LEVETT
No. Wall street, N. Y.
Orders left Subscribers Office or line through the
Post Office. will with prompt attention all ltsm
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HARDWARE AT AGENTS PHCES
THE SUBSCRIBER Agent for several Msnufacturenin
England enabled to supply dealers from rst hands, also
at frat pvces Purchasen will consult their own intsrest b.
taking UP STAIRS PRICES
400 gross low priced Table Cutlery.
5 casks assorted I, : and blade Knives.
Files-a complete assortment of best steel.
% Casks Trace, Or and Log Chains.
Is Baskets Vices, fine Cotter Key.
100 Dozen Patent Knob Locks.
Also, FRYING Pans Bed Screws, Candlcscks Bolts Spoons,
Pad, Cloaet and Trunk Locks, Curry Combs Ge &c,
- JOHN A. NEWBOLD,
M imsMW&Fsmc No IS John street. stairs.
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FAREWELL GARD.

THE Managers the National Theatre and Circus, Ches-
street. Philadelphia, respectfully acknowledge the
and oer the citizens
their grateful for the continued stream Of
p ,tronags bestowed on their Embellishments , ~ .,
Thusday the 9Th Friday 10TH aud Saturday the 18th, will
the last Of performance for this
the Company will open in Baltimore Monday, Apr u 18Th
and remain there precisely week. previous to u hng
their engagements Warrington City, which will com mercs
on Monday April 10th, following. ~
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BORDEAUX WINES.
lust Received, bars Callao from bordeaux 100
red Wines 81 Julen Ducru, Chateau Larose, Margeaux,
La'our Leoville. &c.
20 casks and half do red Wines, st. Julien, Medoc. Mar
seaux. &c.
casks and hall do white Wines. Haut ssusrne. Haul
The above have carefully selected for this
ket By my house. and landing and cer
ed from the wharf, o reasonable terms, by
mM endIm-rc JOHN SCHMIDT, t91 Fulton st.
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BRUNSWICK SHEETTNGS.

THE Brunswick the heaviest of all The ~ brown Sheet
beng about pound to az yards and the price is
but shade above the ordinary goods Country
chants solicited TO examine this article in conneesiou with
worth sk per yard Also. beat Southern Cotton
Ysmsassortsd Twist Nos 20 TO- and to H. Also, Bats
all FIR II. NJ. UNDERHILL.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Corner or Broadway and Leonard street.
THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION will
be opened to the Public on thursday, the 18th instant
Season tickets so cents5inEle sdmison Is cents-Cata
logues, l1k Vanishing day Tuesday all 3tis.r
MUSIC TAUGHT,
I'm THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS, by a Lady,
" who has thorough knowledge Of the science She
give respectable and references line ID
dressed W. H. the Office Of this pape shall be punctuai
lv attended to. miro 1m-r
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THE LORDS PRAYER,
ILLUSTRATED from Lie in a series Of Ten Dagueueo-
types, by J. E. Maysll Che and Fifth Streets Phila
dsHhs His friend. and The pablie are invited to see b.
Of Chenies with knowledge Of the m,nufae
NB-At the door il mounted the American Eagle, bear
ing his beak the Silver Medal Of the franklin Institute
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TEXAS.
TUVEN OR TWELVE good Mechanics, who have cash ca
i pals Of couple Of hundred dol who willing
settle the best part o Texss hear Of chance
for pleasant and profitable location by applying No %
Nassau It, room Is, up stars. a. eodlwsrc
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%5O,OUO TO LIND,

IN BOND AND MORTGAGE. for a term Of years,
~ good productive this city brookyn The
shove named belongs trust and will be
divided in sums suit arplicant Apply to g. BROAD,
No. ii Wall street. In the Croton Wafer Ofce Basement
NJ lmsrc
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PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

SOLOMON HART, az Broadway. are now receiving
- the various pseet ships from England and France, the
largest and best assortment Of the above goods in the city, all
Of which they they offer in quantity Wholesale or iea
ment.
Country merchants and others will find large Of
Window Blades Paper Hangings OF all the various styles
and prices which they requested 10 call and examine
.aet od,nesy