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popular demand is for 81 40, without abatement of
minute. We believe that the twelve months no
tice will pass the House, and that MANY of the whps
will 60 for It.. We believe that there are wings who
Will go tor 1t in the Senate-perhaps Corwin, of
Ohio, perhaps Jamagin, of Tennessee but we
think that SO far from precipitating war, it will
resumption of the debate in the Senate will more
concluslvely show the tendency Of this litigation,
and the next news from England is looked for with
intense anxiety, and will have some influence, If
Feel and the Times exhibit pacific spirit, TO the
peaceable adjustment of the controversy
Respectfully, The Doctor.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

AhllCLES,
THE subscriber who exhibited the late Fair Of the As-
umesy and Toilet soaps and Who was there awarded BY the
81,
81 G1 s x Il: ss IS Z.
ss
many ne d.soI possession Of .ii
bra,.d foreign houses, will all be kept baud thus
50
soss a S s,ss n %h
deormy into beauty and old into YOUTH Pomaums
o @ . s
sshs SSs ne does to offer
fs. h. mes. delicate skin md be offers elegant Prrpa
He Offers his uan1Haea Shaving CREAM an article
which, once tried, will always be present every gentle
H. his COSMETIC CREAM. so invaluable an appli
cation to delicate faces after shaving much elegant
Ss1: isr the 2 Ssad, oins ESSENCES PoMATuMs
x. Ssr 20
dsIea ACTION Of the scep Of soothing eouient
ss i: SIC ::
not to
re ;Saasi.::is
when :. saen ard "s ~ an
heat careful az not TO endanger The peculiar
character.
For the quality Of his goods he refer Mes Aspn-
wall. ilhau Chiffon and many Others Of the
able chemists Of this city who for the last years
vended articles of his manufacture.
Finally everything his will be and
article does full satisfaction will only viii
nsy but also h,pkally be ken back The subscriber is
anxious for his character for verac
" and good faith when from the Of the articles there
mnch room for and he eojous
all his employ maintain the truth and
s''d '''h call most 'i:GtSStEas'EE aoussEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
O. Broadway, midi Ourtlnndt.
dSi lmtrc and ia Chesuut street. Phiadephia.
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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Under the mansgsmsnt Of

Under the management Of
WEIGH MANN AND DELAVAN;
opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
eomonsfion Of uHapproachabls Vofgsu end
Gymn.s Saryalled in the great Equine Tsnpass Of
Ernce and Ensland
The limits q advertisement viii barely admit Of dss
eripse list Of some Of the highly gifted artists Of this gress
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTE, Frat Principal
- MRS HOWARD, First Scene kquestrian.
Mis- WnODo. an ALamande and Two Home Equestrian
Fancfui and Neurological characters,
TURNER.
Firu Equestrian Panomist, c. J. ROGERSl
New School Backward Rider with East Indian Effects
SI9NOR GERAiANI
Two and ur Horne Equestrian and Posieioniss. ]. j.
NATHANA
His pupils are w. Cincads and Little Pastor
Pessoniher Of Local Characters ne. Mn: MOOD6
Principal Arena Equestrian, w. =. CARROLL.
First Vauler Of the Troupe. Mr. MCFARLAND.
Clowns. MESSRS. MAY and WELlS.
Ring Maste., H. NICHOLS.
Professional Comic Vocalists, MESSRS. pTCkENSON,
. LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
lnxe company Of Rough Riders. An Orchestra full and
HE numerous splendid Costumes BY Mr.; A. j. ALLEN;
HE Box Once from O'Clock IN the morning until
o'clock PM where attention will BE- paid 70 the psbo
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RICH SILKS, CASHMERkS, SHAWLS, &c
from twenty-five TO thirty per cent less than the regular
Rich French s. SIX ast ' Goods, &C. :'
Aho, several eonsisnmsnsssll Of which viii be sold Mir
The being .omswha advanced they h.ys soneadd
stock large poroa q purchased sscsa
at the Great Pereuptoy Auction Sales; therefore will make
that shawl and Cast Stocks. viii present he
IT'S az a -; s 'S:u friend. and customers.
made IN this they are prepared and will sub
Our :!oeI q i. richest and costly ssea. thu,
sai%Hs ASKING buy
ONLY ONE PRICE,!
SILKS-sILKS
s ST., pa s.: .sdsS:s
yard now only Is and o..
:"a A SIX. 70 .r.as. Il ;,
hi; season at e yard now will be sold 81 Per
yard wide splendid Camelon Striped Silk. reduced
Sm5i: Striped Ch.ns.se!s silks, I. Sd psry..d.
s ssn aSri,os: sRed SILs al reduced
ssasens sits Z: any tina. Ia. ever been
Satin spd silks hv. been sold this season
at 70 and i4s per ysrd3rsducedto o.
High Lusue Gro ds Rhines. a7X inches wide only 81 per
" wide Black Silks, Horizontal Striped sssd.
sHAWLS-SHAWLS
e. e: 'ssa r
sh wool GRay @ .,.
iE ali WOOL that Ar. been selling ..
Equs fns Paris Square Shawl. reduce from $50 sS
Lyons Broche Long 6haws, white and drab ground only
s dssfE a.s % g g.
sjust the for shaws and the entire stock win be
CXsiMEREs MUSLIN DE LANES. 10.
:ss:: 's.fsa ron
Nous nds LANES; Psrue, Lupin Co. Manufactures.
MousseLn LANES Of the make bright color, all
Moussen De Lanes superior fabric reduced IS per yard
Cashmere L. Cosse all wool cost IS cents to import only D
Cashmere E. Cossc. superior quality, price reduced
We have styles above goods mot enumerated
We'll ssa that s To si $
FRENCH CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, SO.
large lot Of Paris made Cloaks Just imported and will be
Splendid psmssi Silk Clo.ls
imported viii Be- sold for less than they BE- made
Velvet and Silk MantilIss. equally cheap.
CLOAKINGs, PLAIDs, 60.
Splendid lot rch Plaids reduced % per cent
xiv wes 1s Far: ccS Sass: 'f nssn pe. wa.
y.rd yin Be saeIidssd az shilling: pei yard
DARK shaded ''i nHSE M LII LINENS &
~ Irish Linens, all prices
... P ss sea ssif. e: Cloth.
al si: sss ES rew
Long Cloths. full general Of
Family Goods 49,
above goods but intend reduce them such prices viii
secure i'm mediate sale.
EMBROIDERED AND MUSLIN DRESSES, &c.
splendid lot Of Evening Dresses will be sold hafthe
10 Embroidered Chmxetts which viii be sold very cheap
100 Dozen Linen Cambria Hdkfs. o. and doz
Dozen Of Gents French Linen Cambria Hdk, and Will be
about 50 per cent less than the regular price.
We vet Scaffs only IS
% Styles Of Lades Neck Scsr- will be soldvcsy low.
With great variety Of other Fancy Goods.
there merchants from other and cities
in New York they will do well call Terms cash ap
proved paper. J. N 4 r. H. SELBY < CO..
No N5 Broadway, New York.
ga large lot Of Splendid Cashmere T. Cosse Of Paruls
Lupin Seydoux Seibcr opened being
the richest enh,b tel is store and will
sold for by the hs market We invite all to call and
them nl9 lm%m
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

BAlTIMoaE Jase,,AT brig Silly Niarean Nichols from
from New York a. DAY for Trinidad Spoke 18th "a,
e be reported; schr Cabinet Ryder fIom Saem cid Ship
aye; barque Maryland Boston: brig Adriana
British West Iudes; schr Chsrrop, West ladies.
PsiLApELrHA Jan 6Arr Packet shin Monongahsla Liver
poo cid schr Ellen Charleston Sc Thomas Fenner Previ-
deucs; Lady Clifton, New York.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

ztttW, XUSWtUUuVtSy tSSU NtupIE
THE subsersers daily receiving and contsuslly adj
ding their extensive OF rich Scarfs rayass
Gloves, Suspenders ke Their assortment Of all articles aT
pertaining the wardrobe Of the fashionable goneman will
ment in ,h. city and well worthy the attention Of strangers
Of department. Of their business the senior partner
ing last twenty been actively engaged in the
Giles selected and manufactured BY Us. may be Dc
gsnded on, not only ior the superiority OF their
Particular attention devoted to the Ready Made Linen De
partmentall garments manufactured
arv cut after the approved French method, tasv and
faithfully made and fashioned to suit the form Of the
their goods Of the S.. quality and =. fair and moderate prces
and ALL favourng with call depend being suited
at the old Establishment of PARSELLS AGATE
Dc lm+rc ~ Broadway, Of Park Place.
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9th avenue 26 by 100 ft-$a50. lot on do IS II 'front.'
rs inches rear, lis f. 10 inches side and us
40th street. % by about 100 feet-$s40 sachS
The two story brick house and unsxprsd lease Of
year from LIST of May ls45 Of lots 464 and 46s Hudson
Sreet-$a0c0. The house adjoining 470 Hudson street,
same az above-$l 800 Tho house adjoining 472 and
474 Hudson street. same above-$lbo0.
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
In Senate.

In Senate.
WAsHrvoroS, Jan &, 1876.
There was but short session to-day.
Petitions were presented A bill was reported by Mr..
Miles, providing TO- the establishment of post offices and
post routes in Texas Also, joint resolution for en-.
forcing reduction of the Congress printing per
cent upon jobs exceeding five thousand copies, the
composition Of which shall have been saved by pre-.
vious order.
And the Senate adjourned to attend the Oregon con.
troversy in the House, of which shall have some
thing to say this evening.
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LEGISLATURE OF NEW YoRK-The two branches of
the Legislature convened at the Capitol on Tuesday
The Senate met at eleven o'clock The new Senators
having previously taken the oath Of Office, the usual
committees appointed TO wait upon the Governor
and Assembly. The Governors Message was received
and read, and ordered to be printed. The customary
resolutions as to chapsins newspapers &c. adopt
ed; when the Senate adjourned.
The House called to order at ten A. M. by james
r. Rose, Esq., Clerk Of the last Assembly, and the roll
called The oath of Office having been administered to
the members present by the Secretary Of State the
House proceeded to organize.
WM. Z. GRAIN, of Herkimer, was chosen Speaker on
the first ballot.
WM. w. DEAN, Of Otsego, was appointed Clerk.
s. 4. WooD, of Westchester, Sergeantat-Arms.
II. q. PorE, Of ST. Lawrence, Doorkeeper.
ISRAEL r. NEAHR, of Montgomery, Assistant Door
keeper.
FaAScn BRApr, of Albany, second Assistant Door.
keeper.
Committees having been appointed to inform the Gov.
ernor and Senate Of the organization of the House.
Message OF the Governor received through his
Private Secretary, II. Moody, Esq and read. 'Ansr
taking order for the printing Of it. and adopting the
usual resolutions for the supply of newspaper station
cry, &c., this House adjourned.
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LAfRSf INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON Ian &

WASHINGTON, Jan. s, 1876.
Delazon Smith has come to town. The very man
we wanted. Mr.. Tyler, last winter, sent hun as
commercial agent to South America, and it was
feared that Mr.. Buchanan would have some trouble
In finding him, and that Delazon might dodge around
the Southern country, until the close OF this admins
tration, and then come up some fine morning, with
his budget and his bill. but Deazon has got back
looks well-has had a good cruise-will be well
paid and may, perhaps, get something else, one of
these days.
Mr. Lee, late associate of Mr.. kaufman, late
Charge from Texas, has also arrived, from cruise
at the North, we believe.
Hllllard, wing, of Alabama, leads of in the House
Tor Oregon, tomorrow. Not certain as the route
he'll travel-most likely for peace.
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1 a. RET,I
Err. M g

TAXIDE MIST,
900 BROADWAY. Of RAade street, mp sain, has
EOOeconsany on hand variety Of Cases, Shades &c;
for parlor mantei ornaments Also large collection of
Mounted Birds Bird Skins &C., for sale exchanged Pet
Birds &C., mounted in very superior manner order
1vn&v
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY :.

sun SETs..............4 Il HIGH WATER 1000. 4 OF M
Cleared. ~
Baraqe Empress, Pirman, Havana, Foster Co.
Brig Florence. Hopkins, West Indies. Nesmith & Walsh
Schr Pembroke. Bak man, Jacmel. Weldon Nation
Schr Ham, Coppln, Newhern
Schr Arrival, Jones. Philadelphia, Platt & Perrin.
Schr Compliance, Kelley, Boston.
Schr TX Shannon, Edenton, N l. MeCready.
Schr Oregon, Snow, st Domingo.
Hchr Hume. Concklin NewberR,
Arrived.
Brschr win, from ST Johns, NIB, with fish.
Schr Clara Fisher, Pitman, Is days from Newberr " C.
with naval stores, to B Blossom.
Schr Peruvian, Nc Dougal, from Fall River.
Sehr Tyonett days from Swansboro with naval stores
Depeyster.
Schr Napoleon, Matthews. Portland
Schr Ann, Phinney, New Bedford. with oil
0allods
Ship Arson, Charleston.
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CO M N lC Il DIAL.

New York, Tuesday, Jan. o.
BREApsrryrs-The market Is not very brisk. nor are
the transactions of any importance few lots for homo
went on to-day at $4,s7t, which are about all we
have to notice.
CorTor.There IL very little doing in this Market
Our quotations remain without 6teration.
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]" ASiINVIUN3
The debates in Congress are getting to be highly
interesting. The principal scene of attraction, too,
is the House OF Representatives the Senate ad-
iourning over to take seats in the House.
To-day, Mr.. c. ]. 1ngersol the chairman OF the
Committee on Foreign Relations, introduced
Joint resolution, that the President should give notice
of the cessation Of the joint occupation of Oregon.
A minority report was read in opposition, and
long debate ensued on it, in which Mr. Giddings
and Mr.. Mcdowell, of Ohio, Mr.. Rhett Of South
Carolina, and Mr.. Sims, of Missouri, spoke. They
were all TOR the notice, except Mr. Rhett, who made
very eloquent speech in favor Of peaceable and
honorable negotiation. The House and galleries
were crowded. He took nearly the same ground
with Mr. Winthrop.
Mr.. billiard, who has the floor for tomorrow. is
great talent
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES
ROOM

WINTER STYLE GENTLEMENT BEAVER and
French Silk Hats Travelling Evening and other Caps Of
coming styles, now ready for ms peet.on and sale
The prices and quality Of the goods offered this establish
msnt ene them the notice OF those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchant Exchange,
do 1msr 20 William street
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BALTIMORE, Jan. Q, l6s5.
Loss Of Pilot Characterization against Piros-Heolh
Of the City-".a Neso Wav to Pay Old Debn"-Msr.
kefs-Stoek Board, &c.
The weather continues without change being mild
pleasant and clear, resembling the bright mont
of May than drear and frosty old January.
II now seems to be settled matter that the pile boat
Gratitude which mentioned some days since as being
missing has been lost with the four pilots and three
hands on board Of her II is bua few months since that
the Fes Point met similar fate thus having swept of
eight OF our best pilots in the Of few months
nearly oil Of whom have LEFT wives and families to
mourn their unmey fate. Truly the life Of the pilot
grace to city, that there exists combination among
our merchants and shippers to reduce their rates Of
charges so that the pay for their invaluable services
would but yield them q scsnty sustenance. Men who
thus risk their lives in this noble calling should be psd
at snch rate that ten years Of active service would
enable them to retire for e and to be hoped that
these fatal results viii have the effect Of Inducing
withdrawal OF all opposition to their established rates Of
The number Of deaths in Baltimore during the pas,
week. was seventy OF which number tw enty sx were
under one year OF age The numbsr OF deaths BY the
small pox was only sr being six less than the previous
week.
is confidently asserted that our now sheriff John
kettewe ESQ., 10 about TO clear the platter Of all liabi
ues, oy figuring in the weekly list John 10 good fell.
low and has been unfortunate in business, though he
mas been very fortunate In getting his creditors to make
unfortunets in finding him determined not TO fork over
nIs income to iquidate old claims Let by cones be
pygones, motto which most persons, similarly
sn.s'eu, would sdopt-though bankrupt merchant Is
appropriate person to perform the rigorous
himself ~ "''"
THr MAsKErs.-The offerings Of beef cattle st the
scales today amounted to $50 head 46 head n vh;cs
81 37I "''isse soou'
There Is not much inquiry in the -four market ,bourh
two sales OF 800 bbl Howard street made vestsr
day at 80 25 Most holders however refuse 10 sell under
So H. whilst others ask So 37t City Mills stand The
same, though sale Of 900 bbs was made yssterdav
at S. IS.
sroeK Bosnp.-The business at the Board yssterdsv
morning was light No Marylan stocks sold-os were
held at Tf and 74 were offered. Only 500 of Balti
more 6s sold at ed Improvement off on the price at
which 500 sold on Saturday Of the close 81 was asked
for IS, and psi bid
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NEW SEGAR STORE.

NEW SEIAH STOKE.
4l5 Broadway, Corner Of Llspenard Street.
vlHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has opened the above Store for the sale Of Ha
vsaa aud Principe sGGARs His stock carefully selected
Segas which he prepared sell prices which viii we'll
with those other dealers He hopes by
public c. y. ERTZ.
1Wsrc
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M Il, nUh. ,', respectfully informs his nisads
rooms for giving instructions in the various modes OF dancing
Days Of tuon-W edncsdays and Saturdays, from M
hsmsn private elias: for l.dis: from Asssn
ticket. =, The above have been newly painted and
rented in elegant style and Mr. r. inssrs parents
fort Of pupils while school, Those wishing subscribe
Mr. r. viii give his rst Grand Ball Of the season On Mon
day. Dec Is Tickets 81 for gentlemen and his lsaes -
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WANTED,

WANTED,
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
40 BROADWAY, (between Broom and Grand streets, }
Os where and assistants Of every capacity
male and female, are furnished FREE to employers
The characters of ALL offering for situations will be strictly
examined before they leave Office and none the honest
sober industrious and capable recommended allowed
10 engage to employers.
Women. girls and boys wishing employment Of any
kind who PROVE satisfactorily above character
tain good siustions-ne Others need apply. nls lm.m
INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
OE0 GROSS Steel Pen Black Writing Ink 10 and
yarlous sizes $50 gross ndslibs INK With without
TO soc perl 500 lbs. SEALING WAX, various qualities,
from Cd. to 81 per Id.
The above wlantsd equal in the country Dea
lers supplied on liberal terms, IT low prices, BY.
THADDEUS DAVIDS,
Manufacturer and importer,
jas Intro li2 John street, opposite CliG.
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Under the Patronage Of Numerous FamRies
MIR. WILLIAM A. KING
A'' & Il 1siS. 's coTcEiR H his
ON sssaR ESs En- '51it iss.lay ,a. ..
f shs I'M SsSP ); Y. ii.i 1sEA
c. N Nla Nt As W r. & RiN Ssl ao.r.n. and
Anew and B..u, I'll. aAsM9S n. Imported from Paris
Invented and manuaetursd A. Dsban kCo having Seven
ta
n Msa,oS ~ Horn B?aSG ;. Is performed
by y Tss
r
&: Se sssas tn. n.n. POI.
former on The B0hm Fiys will perform Grand Duet Con-
Mr. and MIX win play for III. frs. tim. In
year. and by particular Ques HERBS Grand pue Tor
N, KIN0 win .l.e perform HunmeI'. Grand ssEssss q.
to- vo!oneso Bssso Msss d Daris: wsse. Maason Der
w9Ss d,. w; y .s and PRISON 49,.
tos. used Se this Occasion will be FRO" Tie
Fa e ?. dn n.y.
Nr ea:,; Fifty be had at The Music s md "
LOOK AT THIS.
FREE Is: khGssi EX 81 5Liss EVENING
,ys
month or by the year. At re.sonabe rates: Nlm-m
Eighth Annual Ball
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
THE e q saeS sss1s ...s.,e. .o.s
IF BAH :iY; Oh IT,
n :. "a
themselves that no sl.rons will be spared their 70
n.rs s Ssn NOT moro
s:s :A s e.: o.s: e Il ;
vii syaes ,h s Sieuds BY being on Ibis OCCASION
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
Over Csslgsa James ,s:. street yet. zap
osspS k.ssS Yo1i and IN NAM is''
Names Names, ahi .K.Sy.i Nassau street.
Jane; /, Tuner. conner Jackson and Marshall
Aft: TomSs, % bridge
3. Ridden, corner Main and York.
ShSis; !k:sliy; Is i a, :'. rec .,,..,,
F:a oEEs e g 5sne. 's .,1. :sa A'l'''
I'D Srss
T. H Lennon, iea Pearl street.
John G a.4sssyMs A,laHs .a sss::'
John Cogan, James street, N. Y.
John Rely. corner jackson and P1ymeuth
1IDS asa Hes Du.n. and Centre
Dswesasy Ann 't TFs SfE Sl BRADY Secretary.
~. a l., IL Ne Coon Band engaged Floor
Dancing TO com hence at 9 O'Clock. d29 re
PAN PAY E "a Pko I s OF THE BASlJSS,
moderate Satisfactory references be given, and
y Hs.,s attended
ELOCUTION.
EDWARD MATURlN, A. NJ, inf ,rns those gentlemea
II dsous Of the above accomplishment that
he prepared Evening Glasses his No
~ Howard street. ja3 lmsrc
THE FOURTH ANNUAL MILITARY AND CIVIC
L BAL Of the BRIGADE CORNET BAND, will take
s.loor During the evening the Band will perform he FOL
dedicated Col Avery Tickets s-ay be Obtained Of "
Petechen No ae6x Grand Willis 100 Elizabeth 81; L
Orchard q W Ps!s,shsa @ Msrt 81 Thos Rvss Mpsss
st Brooklyn and Rothwell. Bowcry Th'are: The floor
will be under the management Of Mr. CHAxLEs WRIGHT.
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THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec ful-
y inform their friends aud the public that they pF~
pared to play balls and private the Coons
Watzes, Galops Pokas BY Masard, Strauss Lannsr La
bitzky, lie.
The Band consists OF from twenty-five instruments
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be
notice without attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte reasonable Inquire No.
l67 Elm street. Nlmsm
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PLUMBING WORK,
SAA Rrnnsyxvav- Nexy York.

PLUMBING WORK,
344 Broadway, New York.
having had nine years experience practical
sacix trial Improvements construction, good work,
petition and low charges will be found at hrs establishment
Blown orders left l.. H. Qainn 50 Nassau
attended to. dl lmsm
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNREITU
WANTED.
GEHTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
VI kinda Of superfuons effects they wish to dispose o.
such - Ladies and 0entlemen's Wearing Apparel. Fire
Arms Furniture Ac Gentlemen leaving returning the
city viii find their advantage send for the
who pledges himself fair all articles offered
B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly
tended TO T. LEYENSTYN,
d23 lmsrc VS. Broadway mp stairs.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
CUBSCRIBERS-At CLARKS STEvAN'S Free Agen-
and Temperance Intelligence Duane street. west Of
Broadway, where they have good faithful servants with
any charge and also with as te delay As possible
waters every description and Of good moral
first Cook hand AZ IS Duane MO imsrh
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HARTWELL'S
A0HIN g TON HOU Sc.
ma CHESTNUT Street,
PHTT.ADELPHTA.

RATHb lust introdnced-Warm and Cot-in hns apart
~ nents for both ladies and gsntlemen md the
pzatiou and hng mp Of department 81 the Wsnngsn
HOUSE, somplss. dll lmSm
NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT COFFEE HOUSE
- AT NO. ~ BROADWAY.
MEsSIEURs BUNEL LIE COMTE, beg to announce
IA 70 the public in general and dsuishsd families
and Coffee House AZ No ~ Broadwsy. where Breakfast
u style thar fail satisfy ne most delicate palate
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