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The Long Island Insurance Go.

The Long Island Insurance Go.
Capital 100000 Dollars.
HAyING ,hsi, capital ysTy nsy entire sontin9 Q s,Ls
ssasr;y S.;i usual Gvo'.Sls hi: company
All Loses which he company may sustain will be adjusted
- .s, ;. %.tPEEkAMATER, President.
oyvrcr THE Mr.sASTI 4; Mvry,L Irr.Assr CO:
ATAMEEr1NS = :. T%:s s S:i$ +: pc; he
.ss sa re- pe. dro
resgned and LEWIS GnEeonJ vas elected Vice President 2
HGs the '' the resignation '''''"
'' - ELEwooD WALTER, Secretary.
TN Is,unEc. pT CARGO ASp rn.sHJ OILY !,
street. confines is business to Marine insurance freight and
4ssassss Ss: g .S :s
sss: ::;
the assured than any otSsS; ,,smsws 1 - - ' "
S S!:5;: s * SIS:
TSg:. 5 Nelson. + B esiss. s; i. ssS:.
ss.. :ss SMr a1h. %Xss;.is., NV w.s S'l''
G,s w 5.. aSss :1: 81. isi
. = '''''' H SosssR R' gsfAiLkER r.s.!s..s
LEWIS 0HE0ohy Vice Rresidcut
ELLwocD wALrEa. Secretary. d2ssm-rc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY
NV YoRk ebruary ID, 1886. !
"A the ensuing year held this day following named gem
demanwere elected such bs,RrcroRs
Thomas WThorne, Elishs Riggs.
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
D. r. Robson, NJ ID. Joseph Drake
Thomson Prics, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James T. Holmes
John r. Dawson, John 2. Moore
John ii. Lee, Will X. Thorn,
Caleb Z. Tunis, Thomas Morrell,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogsr,
John e.. Merritt, Robert Smith. -
"A AZ 4 srb.sauens meeting Of the Board, THOMAs ~
he ensuing year GEO T. RofE, sser-tary q re
Dc. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THE superiority Of Dr. Hul's instruments over all ohs
acknowledged BY the most eminent physicians Eu'
vesey street. Asssr House. female in .stssdasee
JUNG a. BEHRMANN,
REMOVED FROM III LIBERTY STREET
TO ~ SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET.
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
furnished 9Th he voip ~ Hs5p or r,,no0s
Of Howard. mi lm'm
SIZING.
C0 TONS superior quality Western String ns received,
~ and FOR sale by PERSSE X BROOKS,
ne lmr IS and 81 Nassau street
500 i'll F s. s:s s: .'s::! X: S s
s.hsI AsheiL Flower Nssaisssssn d he Ely. shS;ss
nss one monn. "a Inn
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MUSICAL REUNION.
MEMBERS are hereby notified that tickets for the MU9I
N1 CAL SOIREE to take place at the Coliseum. on the
MUSlC
M pUMsDAY, No 8: rcna street. near the BowveT !yy
ln continues teach Ladies and Gentlemen their
sdences, all parts Of New York City, with much facility
and pid by his but falling system
Terms very reasonable. Apply OF IS Bond street.
M me
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Apain-Here is another letter of previous date
to the foregoing, showing the same anxiety on the
part of these Indians, to obtain such teachers ashley
want, and which was decided in council Of the
nation on the day previous to its date -
1.-THE winnebago Indian Chiefs, when in council
with James McGregor, sole Indian Agent for tho
to 1 write and sI ,S. ira
that the nation wished their brother Of the Black Robe
(meaning Catholic Priest to reside In the nation and
take charge of the Indian school, and that he would dis
charge the present superintendent and teacher The
same request wa: mad: By the Chiefs in council ysstsr'
BY request. certify to- this ard day Of Nov. isaA"
J. d. LEARNED,
J. II. LOCKWOOD,
WILLIAM Ann,
PErxR MANIAC.
certify that the above writer Peter MsnsG an In
ths. the above was correctly interpreted and that the
Chiefs have made SIMEON M soT' L isst'f%E
Attest. H. RicE.
The foregoing testimony is sufficient to establish
the fact that this tribe have desired the Black
Gowns" and them only, as teachers for themselves
and children, and that after repeated applications 10
this government for permission TO have tnem' tney
have failed in having their wishes attended TO.
This Mr. Lowry, who is improving MS mlhd, or
perhaps teaching at Princeton College, and VINO
has also been the chief cause OF all the trouble
among this tribe, has had the folly to write on the
IA ult, an article tor publication IN .ne Nat Iona
Catholics among theiWinnebagoes, except some
half breeds, the sons or offspring. OF Frenchmen.
The FnteHigsncer has very properly declined pub.
fishing this statement, and for the planest reason IN
the world, I suppose, because it has no knowledge
Of the writer and fearing alro 10 be the medium Of
publishing false statement respecting subject of
which 1t has no other knowledge than that furnish
ed by 81 A. l."
From the report Of James McGregor, the SUBJ
agent to Governor Chambers, and which the Cove
nor has neglected, for some reason best known TO
HIMSELF 10 send in to the War Department Ut Is not
srsf<r
Doc 2, this session) cory the following pas
sage upon the religious belief OF those Indians
among whom MIR. Lowry says there are not u"
Catholics
They have from their earliest intercourse win '1e
whites yed under the influence ofthe Catholic Chnrcn
Until within twelve years pest Since that 'nne " sp
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LOOK AT THIS.
IIINQ 0EE FOR Less THAN Ell

n
SELLING OFF FOR Less THAN FIRST COST,
make room for lrGs supply Of French Good.
light Ere ach calf Shoes, Pamps and Dacug 0aers,
Lady Caters Bukias slippers, Ties patent leather white
Rubber and Oveshoes &c. &c, all Of which will be sold IS
M. CAHILL.
f26 lmrmc
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xs
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHEsNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
Ms..r. wEI asit NAM srsa AND '6DELAvAN;
experienced in America order fulfil their engagements
Baltimore and Washington Among the atstes
gaged in their large be found the following
MKS. LOUISA HOWARD, principal act Equestrian. and
premiere ato, IN CHARACTERISTIC delineaons OF
ucpsr;onssinI%,a U on her seleb,sed eourser
ments Of equtatiou.
Rope Dancer Equestrian peormer Miss LOUISA
n E1SRi MAI !ss kMf.. LEVI NORTH
First Equestrian Pantomimist J,C. ROGERS.
Backward Riding, after the Italian invention, By SIG
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkable for their high talent
Ne Director and ,w. AID m
q ssPGSs me- " MooS
yins Y.e.si q .he Troupe, Nh MsE INLAND.
cS S,sIM ;IS fSssasfz Mr. IA g wRNHHsAR
Ring master. MI K. NICHOLS.
w iSRif kko'''"a MIsshs KELLY AAIhAof' 'a'
constant succession Of 6rs equestrian performers
from all Of the world and continual series Of the
magnificent Pantommes and spectacles Of high equestrian
lebSity.
Leader Of the Orchesn. Mr.. MEYER.
Scene Painter. Mr.. JOHN WISER
sumptuous Wardrobe Of all the nations 10 the world
som"e'sa a.. IN the very . style q excellence The suits q
IETzINaER e. HiLsET CO. ~'i @e 0' e'''
ui and talented company Of high dramatic e1cellence
and for warlke and effects the sage-at
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough rders.
The Doon the Circus and Theatre always opened
hslpass aad the performances invariably
O'Clock. rs
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ORATORIO OF SAMSON.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE

IVetU TWk SUCTed MUSIC SOC1(Iy,
LAVE the pleasure that the Second perform
Of Handel" Grand Oratorio Of Samson" will nke
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, lith rust at the Ia
BERNAcLE.
Full particulars Of this performance will appear future
emenin the the public informed that
sustain the principal solo parts.
This ORATOhlO wal, be eeded by the Seven Sleep
ers,n David" and the Messiah in the Of few
weeks The of admission, performug memben
exesednsy favorable and desHou. Of joining
Sacred Music Society SUCH requested to leave e
names with J. r. PERKINS, No. Wall street; or OHO.
WHITLOCK Canal street, where they will receive their
.d ~ md n IL
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HASTINGS
CoM rl = ~ tx, SX 81 OF M4APHTHA.

THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE ~
For sale BY MOORE 4 CO, the American Agents.. Al
Ann street, and Elliott, 153 DIVISION STREET. on
Ties for o. Philadelphia, futile, So South eth street.
ms I'm 10
nkUG STORE FOR SALE, n Ninth Aveunc-'rh,..
- Store has done and capable Of doing a. good busnss.
any Store in the upper part Of the City an active
Apothecary young Physician. offers opportunity for
entering the business
The only for the proprietor giving up. hi. having
two stores m3. S. J, Tor
IUsT PUBLISHED, Price % GEMS at the Beacon once.
- frantn Square, New York-1he QUARTERLY
bsACuN edited by q Vse- Contents.sprt Of the Tims!;
The anslent devices for measuring The hre mpo.o,
rom the Lstn work. Elements OF Astronomy and As
onomics Card Ephsmers OF the Planets the year ia
q zach OF the Aboys works for sale In pamphlet form.
t0f sale also,a variety Of Liberal Works In1 aw sod'ro
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COTTON MILL.
WANTSa situation Manager Of q Cotton Mill, a man
" intimately acquainted with the various modes Of
hcurng cotton WOOL both England and America be
ed essaelishmen in the United States Address J. C. this
omee. Jai1 1ns.rc
TO TRUNK MAKERS.
I'hOrk bOAhDS-lo,o0o lbs Trunk Boards, Of superior
quality and numbers. Just rccetv cd and for sale by
:, =, fERSSE X BROOKS,
W Imr IS and ~ Nasssn street
BlGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
kVH Ftchburg, kecne. Greenfield, Bratlcboro Windsor
Woo9stEk, montpelier, and Burlington, VI and the Ca
nadaa All Parcels and business 70 any Of the above
OF ny pai q we western portion Of New Hampshire
ana Ion VIII DC faithfully attended il directed 10 the
eHs L. BI0ELOW, II Elm street, Boston.
press" Ssoow "a
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ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
store No a1 Greenwich corner OF Barclay street would
respectfully inform his and the public generally
that he has established the One Price The price will
BE- found written the den kinds OF Boots and Shoes
which will be the and only price asked in future
this Establishment He would thank the public for liberal
patronage received and solicit eop,urstion Of the
Do not forget the number ala Greenwich, ri Barclay
STREET. near tie Hoboken Ferry JAMES WlGGlN6
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THE PARISIAN SECRET.

PATENT LAP-WELDED llTON BOILER
FLUES.
EOURTEEN. AND A HALP feet long, and one aad .
half 70 fosT'nchss d''msI6s5o s rRossrK. p,,<,,..
10 lmsfs Libssu sssss, New yosss
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SECOND LECTURE ON OREGON.
MIR CHARLES SAXTON. Of Oregon City, will repeat
lvl his Lecture upon the Oregon Territory MONDAY
EVENING abe 9th Of March, at the Lecture Room Of the
will give full description Of the country. its resources. eli
mate, soil productions, &c. =
Mr. SaIfou was one Of party four who crossed the Rocky
mountains from Oregon City to Missouri in September last
interesting Of this journey well the journey out
from Missouri with compat Of $40 emigrants
All thoe who feel the subject invited to
tend. The lecture will commence half past O'Clock
Price IS cents me atr
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TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES.
AIDES having any superuous of Clothing 70 dis
IL Of, either Ladies Gentemenl obtain fair
cash price for the by sending for the subscriber her
residence, No. 50 Duane street, basement
Mn. MI. "nHEN.
M. D. COHEN.
All Letters through the Post Once will bs sttsnded to.
jal5 Imsmc
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YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bos0ry. Rocks0eH 4 Stone, Managers.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE CIRCUS
BENEFIT OF WIDOW DOWNlE.
Friday Evening, March o,
The performane ace will commence with the famed
rrv,N opr, pOilSH ENTRY; ~.
TROY.
Mrs. GOSSIN as QUEEN CLEOPATRA.
To conclude with the SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN, or the
BULL FIGHT.
Performances commence at ~ o'clock. MFR
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DIR. POWELL OCU.

ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
"A the Eye and TO all lmperfecons Of Vision from
o'clock his residence. 6l Broadway, corner Of Warren
Opaclties, effectually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success
Inveterate cases of STRABlSMUS Squintng cured In
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES of superior beauty
and finish
HPECTACLES adapted to every defect.
Advice to the poor without charge.
Once and residence 26l observation-disclosures ~ Warren
street. ms M,W,F&Suu I'm & 4twsr
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The above petition was signed in presence, and
fully understood by them, and is their unbiased
opinion.
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CITY OF ELMS.

THE EXHIBIIION Of TIL, model, toRethsF with model
Temple Nauvoo, will remain open for short longer
the Granite Bq.ldisg;, Il .esess = cent?; -.
E.B.L CUNNINGHAM, Supt Of Exhibton
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Tho proprietor is now constructing at So Broadway
THE MODEL OF NEW YORK.

Representing In carved wood every budng hed tree, and
other the great Metropolis Of America, which will
be completed 10 few months Above this Model will be
Canopy which viii be delDested vews o. public budipss
stesmboats ke varying from 10 30 inches ensth for
which q moderate Compensation will be charged.
Having nearly completed Model Of New York the
proprietor will either sell lease Of the Model Of New
Haven &c.
Once hours from to IS PM
IuRr HroadWoy.
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by him to'the Rev. J. Creti
Winnoo, Checklist
Little Soldiersf
Yellow Thunderf
Broad Fadf
Naubak L. kawsf
Cut Earsf
II. B. Battus Laulieusf
Councillorf
White Breast
White Woodt
Young Winnoocheekst
Old Frenchmansf
Big Weavet
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w ANTED-s or 10 PowsrIoom Weaver Apply Il the
wv factory, 35th between Tth and 9Th N b.
Girls presned Good hands make about ~ Per week, 4
ne arr Ee
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INSERTS TEETH and them az good a. the nau.
raj ones for biting and masticstion
complete double set Of best mineral Teeth on
fine gold plates, 80 90
A set Of best mineral Teeth, ON fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
pressure, - %
Single Tooth, from 81 % TO 5 %
Plugging Teeth with Gold, from IS to 50
Of Canal street and Broadway,
In Canaistreet. ma Iwis re
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SPECTACLES.
OST-On >lday, March 3D. psir OF Gold spectscle. in
IL an old red leather The finder will be literally re
wardsd by lesving them Of this Office ms a*r
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Brigs Millnoket, Allen, Barbados Weldar & Martin ,
John Hill Pearce 81 Thomas w w Pratt Lowell, Jar
Wis Mediterranean Badger e. Peck Lyra, Smith, Deme-
rara, w Lewis Henry Leeds. Drnkwater. Wheeling,
Nesmth e. Walsh American Post. Apalachicola, D
Hurlbu s. CO. George, Yates Charleston, Geo Sutton
Ella Welding Boston, w Lewis; Robert Mills Dar-
ling Matanzas Taylor.
Schrs Abema, Clark, Matanzas. Read & Hoppock
Whale Baldwin South Amboy Page, Chamberln, Bos-
ton Crescent Williams, Galveston.
Sloops Rienzi, Durfee, Providence; Nimrod Crsn.
dell. Providence.
Brig Gulnare (ol Seavle) Lufku. 30 de from Maran.
ham, with mdse, to Corning & Son. Left no Ameri-
can. vessel in port.
Brig Archelaus Newcomb, IL DIS I'm Halifax, Ms, with
fish, to Soule, Whitney s; Co.
Schr Honest Tom (of Kingston, Mass Holmes from
ST Jago de Cuba 25h Dec with moasses &c. to Danl
from Boston, Oath Brgs Adele Long, of Philad dsg
Thos Cope, hence arrived Oath Emeline, of uJand
sailed 17th for Mansania Cordelia of Portland arr
about the 10Th and left 2lst Ocean of Duxbury 18th
for Boston, English brig from Halifax. oath and
left next day for jamaica Schrs Saml Davis Holmes
of Plymouth wig cargo Harriet 10Th for Ceniuegos
Schr Charleston Packet, Nickerson, I'm Balt corn.
Schr Texas. Baker from fredericksburg and
wheat
Schr South Carolinan Beaufort, from Newbern NC
corn
Schr Sanl Roberts Northam fm Edenton NC, grain
| Schr Julia and Nancy Lewis, 5 ds FIN Newbern NC
/ naval stores. to Blackwell.
Schr Melville Bede Washington, NC, naval stores
Schr Marcia Smith, I'm Washington, NC, naval stores
| Sch- Two Brothers, Richardson from North Carolina
| naval stores.
| Schr Wm Mowry, -, fm Philsd, coal.
| Schr Gratitude Stephenson Phiad coal
! Schr w Gstzmer, Baker, Philad mdse.
! Schr Wave johnson, Berlin, coal.
| Schr Samuel Painter Johnson Milton Del corn to
| N Fox
/ Schr Forest Checsman Philad coal
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natent a1enieines.
wINER,s ARoANUM EXTRACT

Versus SsrssperuE ..,.,,
,fvD,c1NE has acquired extended and esisu-
/ shsd celebrity throughout the country winch nas go
,sned by ils virtues efficacy alone a. remedy of
fTieersied Sore Throat,
Long. standing Rheumatic Atectlonf,
diseases of the Skin, White SwslGnss
Diseases OF the Bones. all Ulcerous Gases,
Svphitic and Mercuriei Diseases,
Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Cos,iveness all Chronic and Nervous Complaints occur
ing IN debitialed aud cachectic censututons
Diseases caused BY an impure state Q, sae 10Sa ciop
sing therefrom, and which have heretofore 2een co @
cred ucurab- such Ulcers OF Lhe LerynS 4nroa' ''
Nodes, &c ado. ~ the sa,i
The Arcanum Extract is complete Anuaoie 70 me sc. =
Gus Evils prcG1ced by the inudieious use OF
Snring and Fail Purifier II cannot be surpassed
its way through the system with silent ai1
Removing Dyspepdc Influences
Soopg E i,nsI obstrucions and Diseases that would
o,beryriee eau Sc in Jury the Liver and Lungs
tSbose Constitutions broken down by the use
Of NeTcuTy Arsenic Bark ouinne and any who are sui
the ove diseases should use the Arcanum Extract whoa
delay. s., I'D c,h,;s ana j.,
cases where The Syphc Virus OF The parent causes de-
OF Scroula ia the chic, uis the only remedy
upon which reasonable hope OF recovery can be founded
Tn numerous instances also where liberation had lad
haze both and bone and where, 10 al
no human means but enputsior could have saved e Pa
eus been sns,ched from the grave and restored 10
health the devoung disease being completely eTadcaied
by the OF this inestimuoe Extract
The propneiors OF the Arcsnum Extract hsve had ms
medicine used n ell the above diseases with the most gra
fing results In using the medicine neither business or
pleasure Feed be interrupted, requiring only the usus re-
srain OF moderation in Diet and equally applicable ana
eticacoua the infant well as the adult
Pamphlets giving description for what The ArcanuIn
Extract is applicable with observations lnsensbie Per
splrson and Treatise Diseases IN general accompany
each bottle Agents supplied with the above pamphlets
for graiuitous circulation
Price 81 per bottle Prepared and sold by j. Winer am
il,on Canada West and John Wner Co S3 Msden-lane
N Y and for sale by Wyatt l. Kecham, l2l Fuon-sL; L.
A. Sands, la3 Bewery, Of Spring; l. Coddngton,
sos Hudson of SprDgst and j. w Bassett 6ii Broad
way and Druggists generally throughout the city, In BROOK
yn by Mrs. Hays lS9 Fuion-sL, +. T Quk Co corner
OF Atlantic and Columbia disstW&Ih'
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A BULL ROC CoNcERT.-This description OF a
concert Of bul4rogs is from the Adventures OF a
Yankee Doodle in the las, Knickerbocker:
There is something wrong guess in the con
struction of organs else such bellows would not be
needfu 10 breed wind for those stupendous cavities
when comparatively small bullfrog can puff out
his two cheeks, and make the surrounding scenery
re below with louder music. When number OF
these bull-frogs, say ten OF medium capacity MAKE
a concerted movement, the awful folitudes OF Lazy
Lane become vociferous as the hili-sdes oil pas
toral region Marsh answers back 10 marsh; ana
when moments silence gives token that me cnaH a;a
is done, fresh croakcr renews the noise Ieshg ms
bloa,ed cheeks on a lily: Ke.5ioong, re oi1ons'
kebloong! Bloonk! bloonk! bloonk! oio9nk -
gE-LooSK! Moo! moo moo moo orgn
nrreh urrgh vanderdonk Vanderdonk vander
donk Isotfo rocey Splash Eoyou don't! No,you,
don't! No.you don't Augh! augh augh !, LooIioo ,
looiHloo |! Hong kong Hong kong Hong kong ;
All al al al! al al; Bmoon !-oom Dom ~ y!
90, Cologne Cologne! Cologne! Cologne
Inck luck luck luck luck lack A la distance
GOOD Luck! Then the little fellows take it up, in
earnest from places which are covered over with a
ii,,le moisture. We! we! we've! Pwee
n',wee p'-wee! p'-wee! Charley Tucker pretty
boy! pretty boy go Fishing n-Sunday? Charley.
tucker = Big ones again: Bow-wop bow-wop!
bow.wop! bow-wop! Boong.m 3"
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min6om 5ba0es.


WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 spruce-st Nss. Ns
Yof-The only menuiscory Of any extent IN the Uly
ed States The subscribers offer for sale the most spe
assortment sf Shades which could be collected !ogelsa
consisting Of the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic, painted By artists These "
ali vie IS OF celebrated places In Europe
1000 psirs Of assorted Gothic, Cornsn and LandsesP1
such Us are generally sold about the City.
Is pairs OF mos. besurl! Cornthtan painted IN FoecS
100 psirs Of some OF the celebrated places IN -
country.
5000 pairs Of cheap Shades from 62A cents TO 81 50.
We pledge ourselves 10 sell 100 per cent cbeaP1 -
any other house IL NewYork Persons wishing 70 teo
process OF getting up the useful articles tcos'
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
Signs Banners and Inferior Decorsuons 10 be ~
passed Trimmings Of all kinds manufacturers pres
Persona buying 10 sell again dealt with on the lroa y
al terIra. 90 SIN BARTOL & DE MAUSIs
4 ERENCH WINDOW SHADES ~. c. We
lord @ Broadway has Just received an ektensssss@s -
sorneat OF The above Shades, varying from 70 H,SsS
length Also an invoice OF French Landscape Patnnn.
new designs, lc- Cornthiau Columns kc- The Inss- Ir
contains about 100 prs. low priced and viii be sold se
ingly.
n. B-Aerchants and Upkolsterers buying 10 ,ell .e
Will be allowed ahbesai discount Ne1t door 70 tne SsHRD
Of Rrsde-st iafsrga's Buildnga Inl5l j. C. Woopro-
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IAN srA1,sr,cs-The annual abstract of returns

JAIL srArIsrIcs-The annual abstract of returns
of keeners of Jails and Houses ol Correction, by
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth, was made 10
The Legislature in printed form on the 9Th. The
whole number OF prisoners IN a!l sueh institutions
was 4.s1e; of whom 752 were confined for debt
$40 were males, and 94O were females. OF these,
e72 were natives OF the State. 35i were coiored
persons, 626 were minors, 1861 were married, 50
were insane 3ll5 were unable to read and write, N
1886 were addicted to in,emrerance, ana sV-
known certainly 10 be natives OF other countries
COO -a-o.;nad IN confinement on the 1st OF Novenn-
her her The average cost of board for each person
The total amount of ex penses in Jails and Houses
oe Corection was s53.747-of which was pad by
labor in Houses OF Correction, el9,oou 90 among
,be crimes for which these persons were imprisoned
there were iptemperanee, 1876; forgery, 9; homl-
eide. II making or passing counterfeit money: 43
perjury 9; and rape 3. Boston w mig