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F0RD,S EATING HOUSE.

NO. 2 Wilson's LANE, BOSTON.
ATEALS served this Establishment at all hours otthe
vi day aud evening 2ces suit the OF business
stranger ar the of leisure
full and various B Of Fare is presented every day,
Sundays excepted comprising M the Meats and Vegeta
bles in season, and RARE DISHES in advance Of Iee
srdsuR.
- sUPPERs, DINNERS, and CoLLATIONS, for
Public Fesvas Celebrations Rural and Water Parties.
Military Companies &C arnished in style and oil
enaty adapted any occasion, either in me cry or "at
~ at the most reasonable Wsters ana Table tur
Bished TO order Tie ample provisions have been
s,uIe for inns business Address The undersigned,
John FORD, Wilson's Ldne,
Anri, Ia4s IS BOSTON.
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company

Hon E. Washburn,
Clarendon Harris,
Hon. Alex. De Witt
John Brooks. Esq
Charles w Wilder,
Hon. II w. Cushman,
Henry Chaplin, Esq.
Freeman Upham,
Elisha P. Fearing, Esq.
Joseph A. Denny, Esq,
l. II. Cary. Esq.
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Pekin Tea COMPANY,


NOR SALE-by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No. IA FRoNT STREET, (UP sTAIRs)
WORCESTER.
a large assortment TEAS all OF this years mpor
tation which they call attention Of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good. oolong good
90 90 90 fine. do fine
OOLONG-This tea IS afavorite with those yyho haze
had the pure article
English Breakfast Tea fine
Howquas Mixture extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich BLK
Congo, fine
do do do do fner.
do do extra fine .4ana -
do do Sikuer Leof-Ths is superior Yea
J and seidom sold in this country
do do Golden Chop, garden grow Widths ii
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and has
never been imported eXcepr presents to Importers
HYsON. very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder, superior.
do plantation growth 4l
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
Tyson SKIN. extra fine. 3a6 lt8
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant and Yields a
perfume truly delightfu-it is garden grow th-ana
superior 10 any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handbills at the
Office ofthe Pekn Tea company, Sgaofth Chinese Maa
NO. IA (up Stars) Front st , Worcester, Ms.
Orders from the country for the Chest single pound
Parcels OF Il. Ii. kENDns1a-y --e-----
Z tEsr naa7.Jster Oct 6. dWU
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MERnHAMTG

Wishing to purchase SCHOOL BOOKS by the
ouautty v do we'll to call before buying elsewhere, us
here they can be supplied such prices as cannot De
undersou an Massachusetts,
Directly opposite Am. Temperance House.
s. 81 orcesler. Nov 1. es lH4NfIW
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WILLIAM BOGLE, X .4aaisW
First Premium, .Ventilating and 1Ossa'ner
WIG MAKER, ysia.B ssoig

U5HtItStVFt p - y
BOSTON, agtleaao rs elqos li
TTAs always on hand and manufacturing for sale avared
/ 1 ana beautiful assortment Of Ladies' gs Han Wlgs
Erl.a,,es Long Bads &C every shade and coor Also
Gentemens Whigs Top,pieces &c every nnest ana
Hahtest description for which he w9s AWARDED inc rfs
Premium al The late Mechanics Fair In Boston ia IN
Persons on application ny letter ar otherwse may o.
tain uli directions for measuring the head soss 70 insre
a perfect 1T fine selection Of Ladea seams Wav'e
ale, az Low PRIcEs. \ Wi lN4aat Ia ner IN. ~
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the bill IN question In these resolutions (which with
MIR Pamer's letter Il herewith submted will DO seen
that the opinion expressed that will be for the nts-
rest OF the to concur in the principle Of that
arran sment by the pay Of half Of the princ
psi AMI interest Of the debt by taxaon and the other
nail oy the property and tos Of the canal from the State
line adjoining OHIO to Evansvis; such property to be
assigned TO three trustees and the State be freed from
esponsioy on that portion the debt and interests
II thus sppess that the principle of the proposed ar
rsngsmen has received the assent of the Committee of
pondhooers and so TAR as my information extends the
expression OF the great majority citizens also de-
cdedy in it's favor Steps have taken to carry the
act into effect the part OF bondholders and am
grsded 10 being abis state at parties hodng bonds
10 the amount of than 81 900 900 ready
render them in conformity with the principle OF the
rangement From information derived IRON the agent of
me oondholders who is in attendance II would
that certain modification Of the bill of last 90 sson are
sired on their part.
The report Of the Auditor of the State of Missouri,
states that the total receipts during the two years
s4777as Toto which add tho balance in tho treasury,
Oct !. 1884, $4s oos a. and 1t makes an aggregate Of
S526 AS H.
The warrants drawn on the treasury during the last
two fiscal years $3.50 AL o. The balance in
the treasury the LIST of October last, $685. 81
The State holds stock in the bank to the Of
soA.so5 a.
The State debt exclusive of the surplus revenue depo
site with the State nine hundred sad y %, en- thou
sand two hund-s and sixty dollars
The report that the from taxes rscsiv
cd At the treasury within the dscsl years ending on
the s0h Of September last with the loan Of thirty Eve
thousand dollars by the branches of the bank has been
adequate to the payment Of all the ordinary expenses Of
the government and leaves balance sufficient for the
payment Of all the interest that s due the sevsn eight
sd ten per cent bonds The interest on the ave and
half and six per cent bonds issued account Of bank
stock subscribed by the State has been paid BY the bank
IN ne fret NJ Octohar
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= Died.
On Sunday night. of scarlet fever MARY ANN, young.
est child Of David D. and Mary Ann Egan.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tead the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from No IL
Rsnwick street.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
At bis residence in Nyack, Dec 81, 1876, IsAAc w.
CorcxLr formerly of this city in the 4lst year Of his
eye
His friends and family invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, Tuesday today at o'clock
Pm.
On the Goth instant, EUoErE WHARTON. only son of
DR. Eugene and Elizabeth F. CroweL aged years and
Q months.
At Maskarene, NJ b. 10th inst Mr. JAS. GRIERsou, sged
l0s He ofthe lsyalists Who OF his at
tachmsnt to the British Government left the United
States among the sturdy band who arrived on those bar
rem shores in l709
On the night Of the 18th inst of Consumption, JAcos
= ThEMrEH, aged 81 years months, son of the late
Michael Tremper.
His friends and those of his mother, and brothers
Hainan Michael and Robert b. respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the house of his mother No
100 Nett street. Tuesday afternoon the 22d inst at
O'Clock.
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the City aed County OF new York from tho l2h day
Decem Der to the 10Th DAY OF Decea.brr, 1876.
Nen a; Women 81; Bo,s 70; Girls IS. Total l85

Men a; Women 81; Bo,s Il: Girls u.s. TOTAL is5.
DISEASES.
Apopexv, 6: Abortion Il Bleeding from lungs q Burned
or scadsd Bronchts. Caseer Cssusl,ties Con
hes Drepsy Dfopsy inthc head Dropsy the chest,
owned Dysen,sy S; Epilepsy Erysipeiasg; Fever
Fever, scarlet 5; Fever yphus Fever, Nevous Heart
d,esse Of Il Hoping q lnsmmativn Of BRAIN Il Ia.
dsmmar Of bowels s. Inf inmation heart. |; Innam-
nation Of lui 10; Inflammation of stomach lnhamma-
lion u thres Inflammation Of liver hamilton, Jaup
dee Malfsrmsron Marasnus, a. Modification. 2; Old
age 5! rremsture birh. /; khsumstsm, Q; Scrofas,
Spna dissse Spue ]; liberation Of stomach, i; Ul
eeraton Of iunDs, l.
Ass-Undsr year. a. to II, s to TO- g.
1910 a. 81 % TO ~ 81: 20 TO 10 II; 10 So 5 50 TO 90 81 50
70 70, IL; TOTO 90, 90 to ., 50 70 100 unknown.
CORN'5. d. ARCHER, City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Of6ce, Dee. q, 1886
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READINGS AND REGULATIONS.
MEsSRS WILLIAM 4 FRANCIS r. Russell

INSTRUCTORS in E'ocutIou. respectfully announce ss,
RES Of Headings and ksei'stons 20 be gwen inc nal
Of the Brooklyn Female Aesd my, JofaIemen sIss,
O'clock.
Tickets for the course 81; gentleman and two ladies
- single sheu ov one svenisg 20 cents Tor emldrsn IN
der H. half pncsmay DO obtained o. he poos snn us'c
stcres, and Il the Hall door ,,.,x.
Bronhlrn Dec. IIth. 1893 dnkem
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL sOCIETY-As the re-
IN quest snd under the upices ofthe Society Mr. Geo. X
Giddoa i'll deliver course Of eight Lectures Egyptian
srsDs md at the Mechanics Hail. az Broadway
TIE eonie VIII eomne.es on Sonday eSesing ystn pe
AID Stth January, ufx IN.
slss, with pvospectuses and programmed for sale At
the Bookstores Of Bsr Il Wexford and Of VIM Taylor
Co., under the Anor House; Of II. Lockwood Co, All
Broadway and BlsseAes .nses The once Of the Globe
and q door of the Mechanics Hall
&c tleman's Ticket, 81; dys 81; Juvenile persons
under IS Slfor the Single ion-adults 50
cents; Juvenile rersons IS cents.
For paTtic aars, Programmes.
jobs r. BARTLETT, for Com. N. Y. Hist Soc.
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THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
OF THE SKIN AND HAIK.

HS = the titIe OF very handsomely printed pamphlet
which we received yesterday from ,ton. Il contains
well written the and physiologv
,k,n and h,r By VIM sog's who is Of The hr.t hair
sence sed has examined into the philosophy OF his
reduced to science The treatise which he has written
Boyle " The invsn.o, Of the ssle.,asd Hyperion Fluid
Known and has an extensive sae PROBABLY there
mixture than this Tor the evsnioa Of badness removing
The han. Those who have p.s est lsle attention the
much be said the subject By ntessnt person who
has sudied the nature of -LeweH Journal
Prepared only by Wiiiism Boyle Boston.
For sale by A. B X d. SANDS Druxsists 100 Fulton
street, corner OF William, for this ciy also 713
and ~ Esst Broadway and BY Drugaists
throughout the United States dl2 lie
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
M "a N>dov sf~..t

MR. z. e. MARSH, Aeeoustans, author Of the Science
IVA Of Double Entry Book-kesping Simnli6sdv and lhe
Ar o. iss Entry Bookkeeping Improved continues to
Cou,:s Of l1:,rsesion5Ths public respectfully info M
Ina this important branch, truly OF Practice IN
keep'ux BOOKS rather than The Theory
books eoastfuss set and person OF good capacity will
by this become competent in about
month, end will certificate TO that effect
Prsspestuses with terms obtained ms
from "A NJ. 70 r. NJ. ara i'm . m
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w u HAYNES, Aucuoncer.
O be sold at public -tou, the premises House and
Two Lots between %st and <2d Streets 9TH avenue
the sth day Of January is7 at 10 O'CLOCK A. M (f dis
posed Of previously at private sale Terms per
time Of purchase and the balance in IS days AFTER when full
wauantee deeds will be given. For further partc aars sp
ditto Jy6srh =
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THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY
w ILL give their Third Annual Ball at the Coliseum
w Rooms, No. 80 Broadway Tuesday kvening, 29th
December inst.
A Ticket to admit Gentleman snd Ladies S3-Can
be tho Office Of the Society No Ann street,
OF ofthe following committee -
GREo RY DILLON. - Barclay st.
JosEFH STUART. 81 WiiliamN
HroH KELLY. 800. .. 80. .i3s Bowevy.
JAMCs MATTHEWS. ,..,,.... IS Wall Il.
JAMES REYBuRN ....... ... ~ south william q.
WM REDMOND. A Exchange Place.
FELTx ISooLDsBy. lis Ms'den Lane
JoHN MANNfro.. iC6 Pearl st.
WM. WATsoS. ~ Exchange Place.
JANIS DWELL. .......l19 West st.
THas. swASwIcR =. ........ IS Pin-
r. DosSELLr. Souih William q.
CnAs- y SHEA........... y Sassaust
&. M. NArRv.............. 90 Pine st,
X. d. DAILY ....-.......... % Broad st
N. O'CoNroR ............ % John st
FLoRrrcE McCARrHy.......7 70 Nassau st.
DIG 10 2os
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CECOND UNION TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL, at the
- Minerva Rooms, ic6 Roadway, Wednesday evening
Dec 23d, 1876 The committee Of arrng for the Union
Temperance Festival compliance with the wishes Of their
Union" hsve made suitable arrangements hold another
Festiys Dngea celebrated Coti lon Band has been
gagged The Apollo Vocalsts will be present. and
bnte the eater!.iomepu OF the evening Dr. A d. Will
will preside Every arrang. will be made render
the second possbe better than the first which ali admit
gaze satisfaction. Tickets cents each incudiog refresh
2! g Grand r Cones, lal Fo.yth; VIM pence, ~
way Mrs Tesle Mrs. Combs, Miss Stootho, lo2 Houston
street and Mesds Hat SteIs, 40 Grand street. and
G. Shephard 1911 Broadway No postp ,nement o222 sje
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Married,

Married,
At bennington, N, Thursday, the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Mr. Olmsead, Mr. CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, Of
Cincinnati Ohio, to Miss MARY ANN CoSovER, of the for.
mer place.
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BRADEN'S CONFECTIONERY FANCY
BAKERY ANDLSALOON

THIS old established AID fayqe manuf ctorysnd depot
Of all the deIcscies coming within the Iaote Of frat
is ,hmsnt s'lcoa this snlihsd prou
variety Of Creams, Jellies Blame Maurs Chssa
de Russo and all other descriptions of Cooe Pes
Preserved FIun ana oysters Of hs first qualify prepared ia
Fsmiles Parties Balls &c &C. LADIES' will &. this saoou
one Of the most quiet and best supplied The city, and tho
The supply oftoys this ofhe extensive
varied and well selected, to be found 10 the eisy-
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THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS!
GIJlON,S BAZAAR

Us Broadwsv, corner OF Courtlandt strcet,
THE PROPRiETO ofths old and fsvorite
having concluded TO close his s0ck OF and eosy
Fancy Goods AZ all BY private sle will be sold without
regard 10 the cost prices, and will give opportunity
FIR seiecos and lower prices than s,le by
The stock in many articles equsled this y
Of the newes and best selected goods and been equal
ed in former ye for fineness
Pure silver and SILVER gilt mounted Dressing Canes less
than the price If Paris To those who sud
will soon occur Elesnt dress Faas Work BoIes Pore lain
Ware Writing Desks Rsucuses, Purs.s Card Cases Para.
~ Brushes, Comb, ard articles imPossb paieulane
'''"'"'' 1" '''''" s3SUIoS's, II, Br-.dw.y.
- Comet Of Courtsndt street. oprc.ite
dZ8t0J anlasr Hofsl
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SMALL invoice Of fine French jewelry and giIt fancy
"A eords for sale low pnce, Wholesale or retail ~
VICTOR BISHOP importer Of precious stosss, No. u
Maiden Lane, mp sfars- dnswmsr
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THE THIRD ANNUAL FETE OF THE
FIFTH NATIONAL GUARD,
WILL he givsn th- Coliseum Monday evening" De.
cn.er %. st6. Tickets may bs obtained Of e her Of
Capt }. l. WAUGH, "a ResSe greet.
Lie-t. Y WILLARD, III Wsa
Lieut.. r. CR+i9u q Y. ~ Fulton a.
Mr. J. n. PLATT 9 Spruce street.
d7o SuTuThSasu Nostissrc
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House or Representative.

Mr.. GENTRY made personal explanation.
Mr. BRopHEAp moved suspension Of thu rules 10 In
troduce resolution requiring the Secretary Of the Tree
sury to inform the House what articles the duties
imposed by the Of 1885, be enhanced to what g.
tsnt and what additional revenue would there
from
Tho ayes and noes were demanded upon the motion b
suspend. which was lost 60 to 81.
Bills were introduced to graduate the sales Of the pub.
Lie lands provide for the sscertainmsn and sstisfa
ton Of claims for French spostons the improvement
of the Mississippi Missouri and Arksnsas Rivers to
move distractions in the Savannah rivers for now Gus
tom house ct Savannah. All read twice and referred.
Mr.. RArHpuN offered resolution, calling the sscre.
tary of the Treasury state whether agents en-
poyed and paid aid In the preparation Of the tar6 Of
1885, and whether gaugsrs &C., under the tariG Of $780,
continued In ONCE under the tariff oiis,6 Adopted.
Mr.. TnoMAssor presented a resolution. with . long
preamble declaring the scquson Of territory by con.
quest not absolutely necessary to our self protso ion.
being rspugnant to the genius Of republican const
tution and 10 require from conquered nation pay mast
for the expenses Of war; was UNJUST and that whsn
Mexico makes PREPARATION for her acknowledged indsbt
ednsss and establishes the Rio Grande boundary
NE conquered territories should be restored to her. Mr.
T. called for suspension Of the rules to receive this
resolution.
The House refused to suspend the rules - TO lac.
The special order, the bill for the admission Of Iowa
into the Union was taken up.
The Iowa admission BILL and bill granting pens Ion
to Patrick Kelly Major Rnggold's mutiIstsd tesmser
were then passed.
In committee of the whole the Presidents messass,
Mr. seaborn Jones spoke an hour
The committee rose, and after receiving comIiunica
tons from the Secretary Of the Treasury and the ro
Master General, the House adjourned
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PURE CHAMPAGNE VINE
A rRESH invoice Of Pals Alto Champagne Wine,
just been rses;rsS ~ ~ - SisI ~ ~
2. hetsl ksepsr and private gentlemen called
boI ale ~ X D. DAILY
MINT Importer OF Wines, Broad street
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AID TO THE FIRST REGIMENT OF NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS


N public mssii.F o. he eus.a, q New YoIi WITHOUT
inst at Hsebn.e. Hail. a1s Brosdssy Al oeoef p'eei.s
M IKE aS:a 10 bs to &: M
w with extra articles Of eiothins and suitable
In The organization OF this regiment unexpected difficulties
Dc sna S
them SSs h :. been s
GERS Of rss,msn The allowed By The Com
believed i.si II; s,iI.a. Of New York viii b.
backward In making up suitable smoq9t 70 d;eh.g. hs
ton the volunteers comfortable sreu nssannes Will
+ l s, ;s..u Sn:;;: SSs1ss
s:Ss:M; Tsin:y, E Es.;; Se:;i
K:s ..s s = ): p,,..,
IT, H: H.: W. VIZ, S 'S|:aSs.u. H.: i:
as s sim. a :%Fs S,s'l'' and Others
a REsPECTABLE America woman want. a ntus!iOn
send Ws S,eons III: basement. between sui.
..- a1H : -.e.- -, ), :. :, : ------- azz .-r
% and os S. . Ss
Hs 60 avn II the % y Ss
floor The advertiser will be found above for three days
WANTED. = =
SEVERAL active industrious persons wanted the
0t,a store 10 Cour land peddle By they
tam comfortable living and lay something besides Ii
will be for those who apply have IS in money
LOST
GOLD Pencil Case with the initials NJ A. r on the seal
ss S ss, bring hs Zane to No. BrSsSrsy up
q kn REWARD W. be given for the appTs nensou and
WOVdelivsry to me OF undersigned his be ing de-
1--we ed prisau St-ts Of New York. the
person o. John L. Hommedisa IL ef Sco,chtown rhps-
burg Orange county, New YORK He about inches
high, straight person. medium szs, dark compexion
straisht ek hair usually Acuy dessedl black
place Of vSand when speaking quick ,Ieitedy
little. 0EORGE DrNNISTON,
dc 'wsr Police Off =. Nav York.
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READ This, GENTLEMEN.
GENTLkMES prepare for the HOLIDAYS and get all your
FTock Dress and Overcoss, and PANS either
dyed altered turned and made look equal new with
eaus Collars lining and bustons, you buying
nsw clothes III: season o. Murray street. corner Of Wash
short notice. for small price and 1t my
cash tutoring store ~ Murray street. A. CORLlS CO.
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FUR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS

GEORGE yiRTUt has Just received from Lon. on per
~ ships s. James, Westminster and Gladiator splsus
did yansy Of elegant illustrated Works. and Books Of An
an assortment m, Of Pocket Bibles il velvet
many valuable works admirably adap,ed at
sonabe terms.
inspection respectfully solicited John street New
f0k. dis. co. a. ~ -
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AUCTION nOrICEs.
ROYAL 9U q ! Z; !. = Agssioss !. !;

.Ncv E9YAL Quincy SE sr Agssss o.mrs
ARTisfs assass c AI :
sold by Royal Gurlsy Co their long room. os oa
to s:
r s.a,s ,c$ ss%::s as
Reeve: G:.:. Sslor. E'.Scsd Nin,.iu,; Francs: What
% pS sS E's me 3d. . Ma
Pencils, Cr.yons. Manifold wri.srssa Wood irror',ee
DOZEN pack. :s;%:sa G;sS: rs,.;s: a.spf.s
s SUsi Kn Ioos so 200 B !.'
H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n HSpss s.ss
Sd ma cS.Rs sa 70 IL. 10ST s cL
% Of Ssdy s s S 49, F. s.
:dsp,.a 20 H. spso.Shns holds: part
a.s Fs1sh Thin. dinner dessert and tea stone
cut, CURES, Lamps, &c.
ous e &. ss Ev & - e sol: with n
be made to purchasers at the sale Of Monday.
AUCTION NOTICE.
and sSSss 81: 81 o. fssy sub
@ o.
1fF sf s si sss% Be-.
oeos S
aon al . ranE; EngsnS, and great vety Of ss
each day PES SE IsIT S;;h rsnt
Me- Ne. York Dec 81, ,sis Az 'oo ia airss
d.y sss asa
,sx sad PAN sa,s:a. ss:s :i,sd: sS,l :ss
tsS%
covers lamps French edsad. mattresses paassss look
ing glasses oil pairngs kc Also counters snd cases. and
0 Is, S.5 d1'u s qao sE,
By = sGxr 81; A 4 81 ,n''F.
Oyster sALooN-Will sell :. auction, This day a. 10
tents Ss % Sn.sni% 'is p hs s sCa
SSaas sw 1vs; and fork,
bar, one counter. cost siio
GssAs W sSs9y %xl ASstGe'fxis AND MAuo
;s:;s
son..aa. Prior Fsmi.n:. q ii: lyle e Loai:
And PLAIN 6 SG S,.a: %.e
robes, French Bsassads Wsshstsnds and other ch,mber
Sale perempory and without for the purpose Of
=. Vii q
,s: when the a' will be arranged g, .s;.'
"a ss T SS H:s's sfs:a
i s.ass si q
pSE ENS kTsRS 4ns;;n; ~
= RlsIAN. fNqLisH. 'A$p 6ERMAN FHNcY
Bee ed u. T.. o on T::S .
.oon, Wei .peudid and extensive fresh ssssrt
S: iss' af M :y::
gs: :T' :i S..:s ..
and single o. prn.uP':,sain beauty Of we'Lm;nshp.
e "ssH s..",s f, IsIy f':' style. un.
qusii:d comprise. ,hs hes, offered th.
with pearl euameled and painted Of various
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-22
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
ruLndRAPHIC.
TwENTY-SINTHC ON0REss.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate

wAsHiSoreN. Dec. 81, ie>a.
Msssrs. Bright, Rusk and Houston appeared In thSiS
seats.
Mr. CALaouN presented the credentials Of Mr.. Butss
Of South Carolina, who duly qualified.
Mr.. BARsr offered resolution calling on the Pred.
dsnt inform the Senate whether any egsnt had been
sent BY him to Havana in relation to the return Of Santa
Anna to Mexico, and calling for all eorrsspondenos IN
relation thereto. Laid over
Mr.. Drcxrssos introduced bill to amend tho act Il
1918 regulating seamen.
BY Mr. srxrIE, bill to anne nd the consular system
By Mr. Baxxsr, bill creating the once Of Surveyor
General Of Oregon.
By Mr. Biaaow, bill to provide for the survey q
he mouth Of Red River.
BY Mr.. srnrLx, resolution calling on the Prssidsn
for information relative claims Of American citizens
on the Republic Of Colombia Adopted
BY Mr. ArcnrsoS, bill for the relief Of the heirs Of
John Paul Jones.
From the Library Committee, bill for the RELIEF q
the widow Of Alexander Hamilton.
Adjourned.