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1UST RECEIVEp--
ei aa 81 Super black and cloed Cloths G. CassmefeS
iR stty .s,L Do Meriuo and hIarselss Vertings
ssssi \. sf DO Jeans. G,ub,o us, and. Dnlags ..
sissib tsdoDo Beregfs, Lawns, and Ginshan'
baa set,l 81 Do .Ch,uzss Cahcoes, and Muslins
tsasast ", Apacas and Plaid Silks ., - '
.ssft -ists Furniture CAlcoes and Curain Muslns
svfl n y ,White Cambcs and Plaid Muslins
aaSla ,.rsgg Shawls and Scarfs a'.
gaIg Fancy Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Mits
Bleachsd and Brown Sheeting and Shirtng
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y uLYSSES WARD, Editor and Proprieto
BUSINESS CARDS.
BENJAMIN HOMANS,

BENJAMIN HOMANS,
Auctionecr and Commission Merchant,
Bet,Oecn lOth and i lth Streets, fronting Penn.
syludaid Auenue. "A
Sales Of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended toat any place within the city.
march 9-tf 9tfil -i@Wf1l %tf anu in4npi4g s.
anENNIS PUMPHREY'S Livery Stable, COR
] ner Of 9th and G. streets. Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner Wefl ,R4IiEI .1il
Wifi tj.Sp "A, GLADMoN,
House CarDenter and Joiner. s
Shop corner of OH and M streets, Washington. I
Where, at all time5, SASH Blinds. Doors, &C., can
he had. All manner Of work in his line viii! be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice. Efst s3 tSt@
TTOMGPATHY.4-DE Jonas Green, Qate Of
Philadelphia,) tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Washington and its vicinity
as ractitioner Of the Homeopathic system of medi-
cine. His residencelis on G street, near. Sd. t.
,ra dec, a3-H nsl Ea.,s,s.5.. ...
DRISCOE,& & CLARKE, Dealers in Cloths, Gas
ID ssimeres, Vestings Sc, Pennsylvania avenue,
q few doors west Of Browns Hotel.
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JUST RECEIVED.
fAIOW landing cargo Of White Pine Lumber,
In consisting Of A, 6-s and Sd Select and com
mon cuttings, Hemlock Rails. Cherry, Ash, Poplar,
and Maple, together with general assortment Of
bnjding materials, which viii BE- sold low for CASH
or short notes. III y si t}.i43
gJsg FOR RENT.--Two nearly new story brick
hopsss on Iith street, between @ and II streets
Enquire AZ the Lumber Yard 18th street and Ca
mall 7so4 aii j, NO., WARD & LEHMAN,
u hoinA Lift ~, .. I. w" ~
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Bed-tickings, Osnaburgs &l@
TX Fepitentiary Plaid Cottons and Checks #E
,a2v White and colored Cotton Hose, assorted.
ur Togethes with almost every article usually kept
in Dry Goods Store. Bargains, and no mistake.
Call at WM' M. fEhhf ?,
"a dooY west Of 7th street. opposite Centre Market
aprff9-tfs aRi3lfiao eabug yna 1n Z
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A NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
IA fSmthing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner of I4th and E streets, near Fullers
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has receiy
ed from liberal public, he solicits continuancs
of the same 1888 @st A'la a
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W., Lime, Wood, &c. Corner Of Canal and
9Th streets, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
+ T\R. HAMILTON P. P.btiOWARD, tenders his
~ professional services to the citizens Of WASH
ington, d. G. He may be found at DR.. F. How
ards, N. E. corner Of and 18th sts. Dec. -
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Ii a.;,s ;ys'tJ }, E.yfW. u, 0MPSON, WIZ
d iLtNDERTAKER,
between 18Th ana Hth sts, north side, H"
e Heorsss kept, aad Jsin~yah attended o.
Nov, d--y
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TIE l. & q RAP IC.
NEWS FIR onG THE SOUTH.
HlGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Formation of the New Government,
SANTA ANNA AT THE CAPITAL.
TIE L e q r APHIC.
&c. &c. &c,
WASHINGTON, Sept. q la.s.

"hShiNSroS, sept. ~, le46.
The New Orleans Picayune of the 18th inst
says that Lieut.. Hunter, of the Navy, took pas
sage in the Princeton, at Pensacola, on the 18th
inst, bound for Chagres, with dispatches for
Commodore Stockton.
According to the correspondent Of the Picay.
une the purport of these dispatches to counter.
mand those SO recently sent forward from New
York by Commander Nicholson, of the Vixen;
and that the commanders dispatches are sup
posed to breathe to the knife against Mexico
but those of Lieut. Hunter peace to the bosom.
Santa Anna is said 10 have arrived al the city of
Mexico, but he had not entered ostensbly upon
the discharge of the functions of President
Gen. Sails was at the head of affairs, surrounded
by the following Cabinet
Minister of War-Cieneral Almonte
Minister of Foreign Affairs Senior Rsjon.
Minister OF Einancs-Ssnor Gomez Farias.
Minister oil Justice, Gc-Senor Pashsco.
The Federal Congress has been summoned for
the first OF December. The plan has been suQ-
gested by the Mexicans, of exchanging Comman-
der Carpenter, of the Truxton, for Gen. La
Vega.
The Washington Union is silent in relation to
the reply, understood to have been received by
the President on Saturday, from the Mexican
Government The official journal does not pub
lish the important letter from the squs dron, re-
porting the refusal of Mexico to negotiate, which
appeared in the Baltimore Sun of Monday
All this looks singular; SO think the news gath.
erers.
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Died.
At Philadelphia, on Monday the 2lst inst. SUsANNAH
wife Of John ingram, Sen late of this cit-, aged 50
years
Friends and acquainances particularly requested
to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence of her son, John Ingram Jr, No 10 Howard
street, where her remains have been conveyed.
In Narblehead, on Friday last, Mrs. MARTHA TwIsr,
aged about 49, widow Of the late Sergeant Twist. Mrs
T. had been confined to her bed by sickness for nearly
years. the last IL years had been entirely help
less and dependent upon others for the common atten
tons of life
At Beverly, on the 18th inst. Mrs JUDITH widow Of
the late John Pickett and daughter of the late Jeffrey
ThisseI, aged 90 years months % days Mrs p.
ceved pension under the of 1885, account of the
services of her late husband in the of the revou.
ton he having served corporal in the company under
the command of Capt John Low.
In Danvers Mrs BETHIAH, wife of Mr.. Nathaniel Da-
Wis, aged II.
In Bath Me- the 18th inst Mrs JULIA ANN, wife of
Luke Lambard, Esq, aged so years and On the 10th
inst, Mrs MARY widow of the late Gen. John Chandler,
of Augusta, aged 80 years.
In Marlborough, on the 18th inst Widow McCLIN
rocK, agsd 30 years.
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News from the North West.

The Markets.
Sc. Sc.
BUFFALO, Tuesday Evening.
man named Neil Donoghue has been muir.
dered at his own door in Chicago.
Charles Craw. prisoner, escaping from the
constable in Lockport, was drowned.
Our market closed to-day at 81 cents per bush
ell for wheat; 81 Is per barrel for Lockport four,
and 81 IL for Michigan. The latest quotations,
by the mails OF to-day, were AT Detroit, SO 80
to 81 66 per barrel for -four; at Milwaukee, wheat
63 cents per bushel at Chicago, wheat 60 cents
at Toronto, Canada, wheat SIS to B. 3D. currency,
and -four lis Cd 10 POS currency
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MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

N0.3BARCAY STREET three doors below the Anne
IN mean Hotel,) New York. The Subscriber would re-
,peculy inform his friends and this public in general that
nc has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
city, complete hese tables
rate the proprietor thinks will be more select
md agreeable gentlemen visiting his house in private
ties Each geniem visiting the above establ shment will
furnished with private and apron, for his especial
the best attendance the city Any gentlemen
wishing the billiard exclusive to themselves the
alleys have the by apply the bar
Also fwo BowIins Alleys which always kept 6rst
ate order. with the best OF attendance.
Lunch every day n O'Clock Wednesdays and Sundays
Ssh Clam Chowder
During the the choicest Oysters such shTews
Jury, Jhnkaroras Mill Pond Cold Spring and Msssschu
Bay Gentlemen ealing for the above oysters can al
have them III. shortest they depend
tavrg the above assortment His Bar well stocked with
he choicest Wines and Liquors. and Sega ofthe best aua
y Also Sherry Coblers Mint Juleps and Punches made
: manner not to be surpassed
~ Gentlemen will please communicate at the Bar
-" FRANCIS MONTEvERDE
No. Barclay street.
n5-Private n the Hall door. spsS
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BY THE NJ AlLe.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, ls46.
Gleanings.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, ls4o
Gleanings.
Mr. Buchanan arrived from his northern ex.
cursion this evening. Tomorrow 10 cabinet day,
so that he is just in season for deliberate con.
sutation upon the question Of peace with
Mexico, through the proposed Intervention of
Great Britain. We rather suspect the proposition
will be respectfully declined.
We may accept it, however, in another form
Great Britain will doubtless recommend to Mexi-
co the submission to our government Of overtures
of peace; and il such an offer be made, with suf-
fcient margin to cover California and the ndsm-
mites, the war is at an end.
We hear this evening of the wreck, off the coast
of North Carolina, of the United States brig
Washington, attached to the coast survey, with
the intelligence Of the loss Of seven men of
the ships crew. including Lieut.. George Bashe,
the commander, brother -in-aw of the Secreta-
ry Of the Treasury.
The merchant ship Gen. Washington, after a
three years cruize, has arrived safely in the port
of Alexandria.
Messrs. Owen, Hough and Soften, of the Exc
cutlve Committee Of the Smithsonian Institution,
have been and are still, buslly employed inspect
ing marble quarries, public buildings, &c, and in
hunting up ideas, plans, specifications &c. of the
proposed buildings, among the artists and archi-
tects OF the north. We are determined, in the
language of Mr.. Choate, that said buildings shall
''be worthy the liberal and enlightened donor and
OF this nation, and of the age"
The city, particularly around the suburbs, in
the neighborhood OF the interminable morasses
and marshes by which it is environed, has been
unusually sckly this reason, owing to the great
rains oil the summer. A large number of cases Of
fever, and fever and ague still prevail. Almose
every day since our return, we have encountered
the unwelcome apparton of funeral procession.
We are glad, however, TO be able to report, that
this autumnal epidemic is abatng.
The Methodists, since their late camp meetings.
have been prospering, and are still going ahead,
with most prospering revivals in several OF their
churches. The devil has for long time had the
balance of power here, but the brethren have
solved that with the aid of the spirit they will ex-
pei 9 Old Clonue" from the corporation. Amen
we have fairly gotten him out of the White House
but the old rascal is lingering about the capitol
with folded arms, atng the return of Congress.
If the brethren would only hold night meet ng
in the roiunda, we think they might scare him
out. Last session, with all that the chaplains
could do, they could not keep him out OF the
House or the Senate for two days consecutivey;
and on several occasions he is suspected OF having
stood by the Speakers chair, or close by the side
of the Vice Pres dent, whispering deviitry in his
ear We pray that he may be expelled the cor
poration Yours, religlously,
OLD RoUeH AND READY.
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-
The Coroner was yesterday called upon to hold an
inquest upon the body Of Wesley Flsve who died sud
denly the night previous by injuries received in falling
down stairs during At of intoxcston. The deceased
is the same person, who about since
victed Of killing his niece, while making attempt
upon the life Of his wife, who also wounded by the
same discharge. Though ably defended, Flavel was
of property he sentenced to twelve years I'm
prsonment but Governor Porter pardoned him on con-
dtion that he would leave the United States This he
did but returned after visit to Europe again
arrested and the question as to his liability to out
tn. remainder of his sentence coming up before the su
preme Court was decised that he must either DO In
carcsr,ted or leave the country at His friends
again psced him on board vessel bound TO- foreign
Lime but he again returned and had been living some
time with his vile in Kensipgon where his property
was situated He also resumed the Incorporate habits
vbeh had been the cause Of 10 much misery; and on
Monday evening while brualzed by rum he threatened
10 kill his wife, and in the act OF rushing down the
stairway in search OF gun with which TO fulfil his
bloody threat, when the retribuon Of an overrulipg
Providence overlook him and pitching headlong down
the flights he was taken up usensibe. anda few hours
afterwards no expired the blow upon his head having
caused a conclusion Of the brain. feel disposed to
preach upon the awful warming the history OF
this mans life affords to all TO avoid the drunkards fate
but my time and your space will not permit
stone mason residing at Port Richmond was yester'
dav killed. by coal train passing him the Read
ing Railroad He had lesped of coal train not seeing
that second one was following when ne was overta'
ken oy before he could get of the track ana instantly
killed
A very large audience was attracted to the Arch
street theatre last evening" to witness the representation
Of Richard the Third in most brilliant style. The
dresses arc splendid, the scenery in keeping with the
time and location Of the play and the acting superior 10
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STATEN ISLAND REGATTA,
Monday, SPIT. 2S, 1876.


REGATTA, for purse Of nifty dollars open 10 all boas
N exceeding twenty feet length carrying manssil
jib and mansail will ake place Monday 2sth inst
r. ~, from Staten Island.
The boats will start from Vanderbilts Isndpg and sail
aroud vessel OF boat TO be anchored
he telegraph and Fort Hamilton thence around the hs
buoy the point Of Robbins reef and back to the place
u s'artng
Entrance Two Dollars.
Enres can be de with Mr. H. stebbins at his hotel
on Vsndcrbirs dock until the day previous TO the race
shom the rules under which the be SAILED be
obtained s22iusmc
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Married..

On Saturday, the 10Th inst by the Rev DR.. George
w Bethune, Mr.. THOMAS EcKINs, to Miss SARAH Ear
zABErH. daughter of the late Henry Ewing, ESQ., both
Of Nashville, Tenn.
DJ- Nashville papers will please copy.
On Tuesday, the 22nd inst by the Rev. John MacAu
ley, ROBERT LAMBERT, of Charleston s. c.. to MARTHA
WEN, daughter OF John D. Reese, Esq, of this city s
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News from the West,

&C., &c.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Evening.
The Western mail is in, but brings no intelli.
gence worth forwarding by Telegraph The ex-
element at Nauvoo IS in ense, and grand aod
decisive battle is momentarily expected to tuke
place There is some skirinishlng of scattered
parties
The papers Of ST Louis contain no tdings from
the Santa Re Exposition
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PUBLIC MEETING
OF THE Friend, of JAMES CONNER. will he held on
~ Wednesday Evening" (September 20 at half Seven
o'clock. Churchills. Democratic Head Quarers 1854
spriug IL be hoped those who feel pride
the Of the Democracy of the Empire Ward and
Of its tried citizeas will manifest their friendship
this occasion by being present
By order Of the Committee Of Arrane emen's.
DANIEL t. DELEVAN, Chairman.
10 Post please copy. s23 lerc
PRINCES AND GlMPS.
sLARGE assortment Of Sewing Silk aud Bullion Fnges
IA Lace Gimps &c entirely heavy
sN' KOHLSAAT BROTHERS.
s23 3tssr ~ John street.
NAILS, IWlNE, SHOE THREAD, &c.
nut and Wrought Nails, Brsds and Spikes
~ Seine, Sc wing, Wrapping and Baling Irvine.
Cotton Seine OF hs best quality, Hopew eil and other
marks.
Shoe Thread green, hal bleached yellow and brown
Carpet Warps, Cotton and Flax, colored and plain.
Oakum, Cordsge. Bale Rope, Cotton do.
India Twne and thread, suitable for Fishing &c &c.
For sale by ZEBRA Cunning.
s23 ltsrrc LOG Pearl street.
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G. B. CLARKE

G. b. CLARKE,
NJ ERCHANT TAILOR; iis William street, opposite the
Of Cloths CsssimeIes and Vesngs suitable for
fall which, being paid for in cash. will he made
very low prices fine French twiiled black
eoa Coat order SO usual price sa3 haDdscme
Every other eqasy low very handsom
Cloth Sacks from ct o. Tweed do from to So Satin
Vests, white Marseilles Vests, &c.
sci iwis'rc B. CLARKE.
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY

GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings
~ Enravings, Fancy Stationery, DrawinRs, Drawing
Materials, Music, &C. be found upcu the second
ieo flight Of easy stairs thaving leased the hrs,
toor,) where every thing will be sold low prices no
nany much below the regular prices being deou OF clos
ny up possible his Book Department
Cheap List viii be published for those VINO VIII o'
1usntIties.
NJ ,ca D.. 1000 ion, .odeys rfrre
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DR.. J. @. LEE,

DIR. j. G.. LEE,
LATE OF PIIL-7DELPHi.f
LAS removed to New YORK omce 70 Lsons.u s.rse'
IL first door east Of Broadway. -. ',.ee- "e
ME- MOORE who la,ly arrived n the s Gladiator from
where he will receive some important information
New York Sept. ID, 1870 nlzW~m
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ClGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor OF Singing, VIII
- resume his lessons usual at his Music Room, SO Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To TIE AMATEURS OF THE AccoRpIoN he would re-
commend his Album published containing delightful
collection Of the most popular operate melodies and vore
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have remain ed long unknown.
Signor L. NJ. accompanies his pupils. the Piano and
Guitar au30 Imsm
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE GREE
HOUSE PLANTS AT AUCTION

WM A BEECHf.k, Auctlonrer.
WIN. A. BEECHER store 46 Cedar street, up stairs
w Dry Goods by catalogue, for cash Regular sales
Monday and Thursday
Particular given assisnse's sale of good
AUS msr
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Total average assets. G28l,799 1926 29o512
II would be well if the banks of all the States would
follow the example of this and other banks Of the Cana
das in uniformity of movement The proportion of bull
lion to paper issues not favorable could be wish
ed, but it very fair long as confidence is sus.
taned sufficient for all ordinary purposes, provided
the other assets Of the bank available.
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IA ME MARONCELLI

MADAME MARONCELLI
WOULD inform her pupils and friends generally that she
continues her Singing and Music, her
residences ~ Brevoo Place (sth streeJ She ALSO fire.
~ vss lessons at the residence Of the pupil.
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charged only on sislss cleared 10 enA state and trans
ported pio the ether
IN dsisripinx ths distance by which the fass Of toll
per mile shall be ascertained the computation shall be
made from the Office at which the article Is entered and
cleared All articles entered and cleared al Fort Wayn,
for the east end Of the canal in Ohio which sha ar
rive at Fort Wayne from the Ohio Wabash and Erie Ca
nal shall be charged at the rates Of toll chargabe on
the first 100 miles. Tor the whole distance.
Articles embraced in the section IL entered and
cleared at Lafayette at any Office the Wabash and
Erie Canal south OF Iafo s'tr tetwe, J,ruary and the
last of June, shall be emitted reduction OF no Der cent
on the foregoing SAMUEL FORRER
for the Board OF Public Works of Ohio
5. FISHER,
for the State OF Indiana
September 10th, ls46
We annex returns OF the average amount of labiltie
and assets of the Quebec Bank during the period from
the LIST Of June to the LIST of September lsa6 -
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al i0x NOTICES,

JAg9g rLAIT, Anshosssr.
astant 4 he Coliseum $50 Brosdray, between Grand
aa s.: e ne csas r
es .Ia ne Fl hs as
ing q hs ale = ssiosis which i'm. d: tsmiss may
saa high POI; Bsdis..a: ssw.s NsI.f ssa chies
SsId Table Table: 70 open S feet. Book
Gases. Ms, I'D Hill Stands a.y cs. Wash Stands
Der faratufs The chairs sofas, diyan, &C. with various
& r.: me cash. S.1
iii g. :YrIE
William sss .h,, day a 10 os,sek ESQ lot, Of sheffield
Gauges. Csiiper, Se 1''' '"'sp '"e1''
w,s. CO e. ss Fass es cs.rv
ing of self tip ivory, stag knives and FORKS csrver
Also e SET. "Middl.tSn Nswton'so aud :. Francis
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
pel HecIp1 6asdm will sell nhs Day at
5iH. IemSSyias g the west consisting mahogany so
Fienes chairs wardrobe, alsbaser clock paintings.
silver ware china dinner and tea sets. s%t rass ware h
ia1 a;ao Ian Lamps s.S EiaadG's: Sc
Ao i iasa mR improvements
Kitchen utensils, comprising
stoves and every article the kitchen department. with
which the sale will commence.
Also Store Fixtures consisting of glass show and
shelves counters windows &c. suitable for watchmakers
jewellers, SC. s23 It~rc
n UCIiON NOIlCE-Sale of Pianofortes and TN PANT
"a ings-Mchael l:aacson will sell this day. September
asS ss Large aud % sa"
by ebrated Makers Of this city and Boston, private
families leaving for the South and West OIL Paintings IL
osIoeks.S fine sSllseicn Of valuable Oil Paintings. by
s2a2t.rh IJACOB BREASTED, Auciioueer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE GREEN
HOUSE PLANTS, AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell On Wedne sday morning. 2d inst, II
"A. o'clock at the residence of Mr. John Eher, Wseh
ken heights N j. about miles from Hoboken ferry
the pavilion the road Hackepsack extensive cosc
ton Of valuable plants, amounting, to nearly five
Trees, Roses OF most approved Sorts A1aas. Oleanders
Jasmins &c., with other variety the whole forming
valuable collection for gentemans greenhouse. The
sale will be without any
Stages of Mr. Robertson will passengers from Ho-
box ferry to the pl-ee for iax cents
Catalogues resdy the Office, No. Barclay St. Aston
House o. at the auction room, No. 29l Broadway.
s2i 3tsm
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ea4,As6 w6stA sSssNs,ss pAssssnS q carpseiNs
toe UVitsa sssss, No " Howsry Hiram Anderson
aS sus. sS ss ,nd se ns
received.
yds warranted all wool ingram Competing ct D. I'd
ieoco square yds door q tbs from 5 10 s..
'''' '''Ss ' HIRAM ANDERSON. No % Bowsry. the
hrst establlshment above Hester ST.
The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
be found the most eatsnsie COLLECTION Of fho osphs q
ehaaee ever s1hbied The number 81 pc
plea sure n ending TO the admirers OF the beauty
lee .s u'i'''' OF this art '' pay the GALLERY VISIT
Metallic Tablet Razor strop-Merchants
and others about purchasing article Of this KIND would 40
terms offered each being made the best materials
ing only in outside finish Certificates, in proof Of their
he e:
count made to ~eGls;sli SON. Broadway
A few doors above Courlandt street.
Toilet Articles, consisting OF the choicest
Perfumery, Den,r6ce: Cosmetic Shaving Creams; JsiX
Gases con,innx a tina. nses'ss1y fer he soe he
III Broadway, opposite Towards Hotel.
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, new and In
valuable discovery warranted neither 10 smut nor wash Oft
being Liquid Dye which changes the color
s . or S,ft s bys
the easynode oappication and effect all other
superior ssessnss will be apparent TO every
one snSs ON Country have
eossdsc PSse 5ad.Sa 81
hss. heir aS
Philadelphia Agents for the Herald, G. b.
Zeber Co.. aLsdger Buildings I'd street. near Chestnut
cent. psr month"; neuns the Sunday
8; cent wsh0u. i Advertisement. and so~mup
agency by O'Clock in the afternoon toia