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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
LETTER FROM GENERAL TAYLOR.

Inc National lnlslligenc.t OF Tuesday last publ shes
the following very Interesting letter recently received by
DR.. Bronson from 6sn. TaylbI. II is npie eAplici in
rel, renee IL The plllieal predictions Of the General.
ihan any thin. winch has yet appeared fmm his pen, and
vii he read with pleasure by tile Wings throughout
the unmn-by tb,se whr, like ourselves. have deemed
II 'pte nature" 10 commit thenseiy.siJ hs supper lor
The ne,t Presidency. rs well as by those, none ardent
u more sagaeious. Who have long since loisted his
fa.;
Hr,pau.nrrss Amy or Oocrr,TIon,
Camp near Monterey. Aug. 10. 1917.
Sir f"ti letter Of the l7lh uflno. requcsiin. of me
an ~ ppsitian u my views IN the questions 81 national
policy now at issne between the political tartie, of he
lsiled STATES. han duly reached me.
must take occasion Ia say that many Of my letter !.
addressed Ia gentlemen in the United States ansN-r
tn similar inquiries. ha,ealresdy been ,nafc public. and
had greatly hoped thai all persons Interested had, by
ihis time, obtained FUN hem a sufficiently accn ate
know ledge q my views aud desires in relation 10 this
SUBJECT As II appears however that such Ia mol the
cns.. deem 1t pfop,r. ~ reply la your letter, distinctly
h rfrras that am mol before The People If The Iall'd
States as a candidate for The nexi Presidency. Il IL my
great desire To return al he close of his war 10 the dis
charge OF tn So pfai, sslonal dut IS and to the e. 3ymenl
Of ilpse domestic pursuits fuin which | WAS called 81 us
90 memo ment. aud ir which my iasi6sand education
itsi iii ine.
deem It but due 10 candnr 10 state. AT The same time.
that, were called Ia the Presidential Char by the
geueraI ', zee Il he people. without regard 10 ih,ir po-
lllical dfiIeIehc es. ] should deem 1t 10 le my duty 10 &C
cept The flee. J,nt while | freely avow my attach
nent 10 the adminislt. ave policy Of our early Presidents
| dfalrc tio be ulndcrslo.I that cannot submit. even
in thus accepting II, 10 the csaci;hn OF any other pledge
n. 10 Recourse should pursue THIN hat Of disciaIging
lis functions 10 The test Of my ALLY, and sinclly
IN accordance with the requirements o. Ire eonstilu'
ton.
| have thus given ,ou he circumstances unds. which
only em be lndu ed 10 accept the high and resplns'
biz, flee 81 President If The UuiIcd Slatrs. need hard
! add that cannol IN any case permit myself To b.
brought before the people exclusively by any Of lie pit
ieal lmt,'s HAT now sannilrtunalely divide our country,
rs Their canu tate ir this office.
l. atnrds me Ereat pleasure, III conclusion. fully In con
cur with you N ,uur high and iusi estimate # lhe VII
tues, both Of head aud hrat. OF HE distinguished olllzens
Mes,'s Clay, Webster ADAMS. Nil file and Cal
toun mrnlnucd III Your letter, ihave never vel eNsr
clsed The n vletr 81 Y ii 70 but !. I'd ! been ca d npun
al lie cas- Prcsiden ial etctinn - do s., | sill luLp MOST
CERTAINLY HAVE CAST NY NoTL FOR Nj. I LAY
am, SIR, very respectfully, Jouf oOcdrnl servant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

W- W" arc still without any new. frNn Gen. S.o.t's
army since the hard fighting which eusl,od upon the
term nation 81 the armis,icr. This can be accounted for
only ~ surprising tla; tho roads. between Mexico and
'eia Cruz. are In the hands of the GncrrIlers. who III
sef'ep' all dispatches. This long suspension Of in,rlli-
se''e has raised the public mind 10 a high pitch oianAi-
ely ana all eyes are how turned TO the South.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

ff'''s'" M'LL'scroN. Of William and Mary, favored
me citizens "i X chnond. la-l week AT The rrqn,s ST ofle
Common Council, with two or three lectures IN, gas
'.hi' WIN reference to the %adaplipn ofthat mode Of lin
m'oa''"n t'he ci Wy the Corporate authorities. or a char
tered c nnpany.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
Ceorai heli5 Committee 4 The Soeietgf Friends
As ilrlr SrRrLr, DrpilN, !
lSth oi oh mouth, lsi7.
WM. IL N.rrARIANp,
hNb,
Richmond, l%irsInia.

Richmond, \ lrsInia.
Respected friend w had this pleasure, under dat,
ot 81 ut Cl month"; asr, and are noM in possession Of ,hy
Kind letter Il the %Gth ulumo. covering remittance Of
taI los %. Qltt hundred aud nincy-nlne pounds
sNurn sl'linBs and u'nr pence sitring.) brlng The pro
s"'" '"g ioai u 'It'dhn' We accept the lfusi of Jsirl.
p'int ll's SUN oi money u W nave yuuf ffner MN,
h'eil donations OF ioId. under Il Il,rI, sense OF I'm, doh,
oil gratitude Mluel, under DIVINE proyidcnc, ia luc ,,,La
5'n'i"Gs c1iints OF The | niltd States oy our nan cam,
ny F'"i!e l'f 'e eA''aotdIoar, eforls made IN ymr ln"d
Il '"'lf IeHtl IN The ltcscNt SEASON IT ,Aireiliv a.
hay" sliil aiaund us a great mass IF disln.ss
if"atd 10 ~inI,r Of ~slilenug To multl,n1,s vn, an a
without means /" purchase food. now III abuna,ne,, am1
tr "l"s' Industry there is no npluymenl--t, III, sun,I,.s
~" reaching u from America art, tlleletyr,. min $50,
suuaaIt ana MrIeuluc.
We are respectfully,
Tor Socels Il / ucnds aud a,t
JOSEPH BENTLEY.
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N-it IS rumured that a messenger as zen 1.s.,.cl
81 To Vra't VI. Tr.si.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

All these works are to be had al the Bookstore of D..
B. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
DAWES DRAWING AND MENsuRATJoN.

lh's niue volume contains Il great deal. which is NJ,
only instructive 10 The schnlar nj rs, fnl t., the practical
mechanic. A treatise upon elementary geometry is fli
Lowed by less ms in drawing, ard II uch valuable inforna-
'l"l upon architecture, embracing rules Of measurement.
useful to carpenters, Lrichiayers. plaslerrls painters,
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WARRINGTON, Saturday, Jan. 20, lsl7.

Congrs"- Summing up for the wssk
II can be done in few words. Tho House passed the
loan BILL and the Senate referred to the Finance Com
mittes The House passed the Indian bill, and tho
Senate has debated for Ave days the regiment
bill, aud has done nothing They have yet every thing
to do upon the ten the question Of
volunteers regulars and also the question Of tho
land bountisa We expect the regulars will be adopted
and the land pounties granted, in the same bill II the
officers are allowed the President, he would
deal of trouble by hearing the application Of no man,
for captain colonel who has net company, or regi
ment sustain him We understand that this will be
the rule good many candidates left last night in dis
gust at the delay OF the senae but expect them all
back again on Monday morning.
We hope the young wings of New York, will urge an
appointment for Watson Webb, in the regular army
II he goes to Mexico therc is chance that he may be
gotten out of the way entirely, which would be great
lift to the young 'uns in Gotham Why don't Greeley
make an application There Is finer country in the
world for experimental association than the unnha
bed parts Of Mexico They could there have all their
quest of peace; secondly the annexation Of the coun
try; and in both these Objects Greeley might help
war There is only choice between the United States
Of the North and the distracted States Of Mexco
The House to-day had a small Interpolation on the
question Of the Texan boundary which
raised than the two members from Texas Messrs Pills
troop of rancheros. and surrounded him, and with the
cid of Dromgoole, lasaosd him, and tied him down.
Here however arises a knotty question: 10 Santa Fe in
Texas or New Mexicol Is General Kesrny the right
full Governor, the Governor OF Texas or Governor
Armiio1 Who is the Governor, and where Santa Fef
in Texas in territory OF the United States or In Mex
icol No matter where-no matter who Uncle Sam has
taken itTexas claims 1t, and there can be no doubt
about il The mistake was In General Kearny, In sup
posing that the people OF Santa Fe were Mexicans and
that the slcalde wasa Mexican magistrate They were
all good Texans and if they did speak Spanish and eat
with their fingers, fingers were made before forks and
IA nobody's business Santa Fe belongs TO Texas and
always did; and if General Kearny had to take Il for
her She 10 obliged him. but he did not understand the
case II s outTag that General Kesrny should
claim himself Governor Of the north end of Texas IN the
supposton that it was New Mexico. whoever heard
of such geographical, and Typographical and hydro
graphical mistake in q military invasion' No wonder
Armijo retreated the approach OF such oener az
that. ,.,,,... ..u =.
On Thursday evening last there was brilliant bail IN
Annapolis given by the mdshiPmen o. tns Na AZ.
school large deputation Of invited guests ana VISIT
err went over from Washington and the mead was the
socretarv of the Navy and tho Naval Committee Of the
Ths Ssy il cold and lowering threatening more snow
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TwENTY-NiNTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
House OF Representatives.

House OF Representatives.
SATURDAY, January 70, ls7.
Isy youp or mEETiSe-A DISCHARGE or Tine conMif'
rEEs.
Mr. SIMS of South Carolina submitted q resolution
that hereafter the daily hour Of meeting shall be III
o'clock, A. NJ. ,,, 4,
MIR R,rmsur.--I propose substitute ! believe II "
privileged question
The sPEAKER- Not the hour $500,
The rules were suspended and Mr.. Sims modihed BIS
r,soiution-to FIX the hour of meeting at III O'CLOCK
after Monday next A.,
Mr. R,Tupvs's substitute was read-that when the
uouse nd iourn II shall be Ten oclock Monday snd
TINT the House shall that hour until othsfwne
ordered ,, re- n, ~
MIR s,ms-I move the previous question -, VI, ~
ocIook,s too early 4" don't get up before ina. noun
The demand fer the previous question not having ossn
seconded, ,u.n,"sn, that
MI ~. s,snSpg and select committees be dschsrgsd
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SCOTT Il co..

(NITY Wholesale and Retail Fam y Grocery Tea, Wines
~ and Spirit stabls hment sc The pledge
IN that every article is nune and sold snom
nal profit, including of the latest and Al
approved qualities; SUGARS OF every grade Coffee Mocha
Java Laeu.yrs aud Maracabo; Wines Champagne Sherry
and Isays celebrated brand London Porter barclay Per
kins;) Edinburgh and Alloway Ale; Fruit Sperm Candles
rean Mustard Glasgow sgieed Hams. supsre New Years
Figs, &c
The wines consist of superior cid London Dock Port
Amanltado pale sherry Ma:ees do pale gold and brown
sherry East 1naia Reserve MADEIRA Newton Gordon Muir
doch Sc Scotch Herrings landing from ship Ann Har-
ley, (the celebrated Loeb Fine.)
SCOTT 4 THOMPSON,
597 Broadway.
splendid branch Of rbove establishment has beeu
the solicitation OF their Uptown Customers opened
Broadway also on the cash principle where
ofartcles oespondng with their esabshne down
and Of the ssme quality will always be foundan
that cannot be surpassed by thu city All the above
articles will be fonnd there and goods from each place will
be delivered free of expense in of the city for cash
only. d23 Imr
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TO THE
LATEST NOM EMIT.
TELE G RAPIIIC.-

BosroN, Jan. 2&-srM.
The friends of It. Col T.. Wright. Of the Msssschu-
sets Volunteers, presented him with splendid sword
and belt before densely crowded meeting at Fsnusil
Hall last evening
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WANTED.

NY PERSON HAVING his command cash cspit, from,
"A one 20 two thousand dolIsn, with fave. able
opportunity Of going safe pleasant bus
ness Psrticnlars made known interview Address
letter to Henry Woodman, 233 Pearl street, up stairs
jas 3tsrc
by ORDER Of JOHN w. EDsONDs, Esquire, Circuit
- Judge Of the first circuit notice hereby given pursu
against abcoudng concealed and nonresident debto
an has issued agsn. the estate OF raTck Burke
and thar the will sold for the payment debts
unless they appear discharge uch attachment
to lew within nine months from the first Of
notice; and that the Of debts by
their debtors and the delivery for their use Of
properly belonging them and the Of any OF
their property by them forbidden by law, void
Dated the 9th day Of October, lsa6.
A. A. PHILLIPS.
nyO Msr Attorney for attaching creditors
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The military committees Of both houses Of Copgrsss
adjourned yesterday without coming any definite
cuson relative to the future prosecution Of thu var
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PHILADELPHIA, Jsn Ath-6P NJ.
The markets Of Saturday were quiet. In cotton and
aour there was change.
No mail south Of Augusta No news
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
FOR SALE IN bOUKLYN.
FARM FOR SALE ATAUCTION

80 Will be sold at auction Tuesday, the % dav Of
6Nilarch next the valuable Farm which the
now resides The said farm contains about ~ Of
A. the necessary out bpSngs situated in the Of
the village of Msmaroneck the Weaver street road 81
miles from the Ci Hall and the line IF the New Hs-
aud New York railroad; has abundance OF
quality Of fruit The sale will be positive Take place
70 N on the premises For further particulars enquire Of T.
premises
js2o imsrc LEONARD DEKLYN
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RINGS CANDY
"a OR COUGHS. COLDS, HOAksENEsS &c. thou.

y,
sands have been quickly cured
need this from The ev. Samuel ID. Burchard -
Kings CaIdy-having been strongly recommended by
some KIDD friends to try Rings Cough Candy far very
we're cold did SO with mus, confess great sceptic
10 Its virres but found myself speedily relieved rd able
70 atssd e hose duties from which had seriously feared to
be cehsusd feeling of thabkfulness and a desire TO
beLt Others, prompts to eive the little Influence my
ane may Possess In making the virtues of remedy
powerfully great assistance t. the effects of med cne
namely, confidence SAMUEL d. BURCHARD,
Pastor OF Houston street Presbyterian Church corner OF
thompson and houston srrets New YORK.
most eheerf1ly give my testimony Of the efficacy for
csId 'oughs and hoeseness Of Charles H. Rings Candy,
hence with pleasure recommend it to Others.
SIDNEY A. CORY,
- Pastor of Eleventh street Baptist Church.
New Sork, Feb 9th, 1916
PREPARED and sold by CHARLES H. RING Druggist. 1872
broadway, Of John street New York j23 rs .rh
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NOTICE.
HOTEL KEEPERS hou,ekeepers and Others are hereby
informed that all metallic suitable for REPEATING
such as castor, trays coffee urns sets cand estck
spoons, forks nc from which the plating is worn off wholly
Or part may be renewed and made appear
better than when small expense by beng
by the subscrbsrs at their hmen No 81 Keade
street where they eplate such articles and gid watches
kind, plating ard gliding and REPEATING and r,gldnR
thing heretofore done in this city.
Specimens Of their work be their No
Resde street SPALDlNG WATT.
Jyi9 lwsrrc
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AMt RlCAN STATE PAPERS WANTED.
81 Volumes, small folio SIZE published at Washington
l. in 1882, 1893 and 1884, -
Reasonable prize in in books will be given fol
Gerry OF the above, il application be made r.. Badw
BOOKSELLER l55 Broadway New ork. j2l 81 cod
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LEONARD DEKLYN.
DR.. KELLlNGER'S

DR.. KELLINGER'S
49, INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to
>cure and ulcers Of every nature in a few DAYS
1lk4- IL acts like magic in removing and all
ohsf PAINS One or two doses Is certain to relieve bilious
chnlc dis,rhna &C. as II is taken IL is perfectly delight
ul IN its odor aud hsvcr IL ia unverly acknowledged 10
be the best family medicine offered 10 public Prcs
50 cents hottie.
Sold at 23o Pearl OF Bowery and Broome; ID
avenue and 10th drug store DR. Burres boy
ef and Chatham, and at the IA. r. Office, City Hall.
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Died.


On Saturday, 23d inst. john COLEMAN. sr the 4sth
year Of his age.
Mutual Lodge No. o. Of O. OF o. r. ami the order gen
orally invited to attend his funeral on Monday 25h
Inst at halt past O'Clock, p NJ from his late residence
No. ~ Cannon street, without further invitation
In Seneca, on the 10th lost, AARON CLARx, aged 9e
years
GREENE, in the SD year of his age
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.


W. ARCHY 6RlEVE, the real caterer of fancy and
W III singing Birds has hand and prepared offer
~ the best selection offered to American public
Selected without regard to price from every quarter
Of the Globe. Amongst the following will be found the
most choice description Of fancy long and varied Canary
Birds matched and prepared be for hatchng with
fsxs. made expressly after his A9
nese. and Domestic Tosether with the choice do
scrptiou of barn door Fowls Ducks Geese, English and
Norway Swans silver and golden Pheasans and Newfoun
land King Charles spanis. French and spanish roode.
fancy Dogs Bird Cages of every variety. Also Archys
Treatise Of the management of the various descriptions Of
N. Every variety OF Bid Seeds, Cages, &c.
r. g. Letters paid, will all times with prompt
attention from A. GRiEVE. No. 5John street. New York
d2i IL nc
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oECOND ANNIVERSARY OF UNION TEN

w Ad sostponsd from as Mond ~ evening until Tues day
~ e', ming next, Jan &C. 1877 at the Broadway Table
sl. T. eon,ssaee ct O'clock Hon Morris FrnLin will
Prrssnts 10 the A. by the Rev Mr. Corey rel ly by
nv bennington Snglrg ny the Apolls Voc II SITS. Mr..
Bro.n OF fonkev Maphstan choir, and the order; two
duslfs b. twp young ladies'.
Ilehss cents TO be had at the following psces-Ns
Machsy No 10 Fist st; Ms VAIL 5s6 Fourth ct; Mrs An.
s.sd, 81 Hester 81 Mrs Hall eO L-wis ST. Mrs trknes
AvenuvD; Mrs Alison 203 Tenth ST. Mr. Willis No JEFF
fer,on st end ~ the door on the evening.
I-2f 2fNat NkTnessrc
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MlNCE PIE.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY, abook entitled "Miuce Pie for
The Miiionn sontsiong oyer 400 engravngs; and ses
price only rs cents companion the idle Hour Book y
but entirely diferen! from that odd volume.
Also just Published Leaflets of the Bali Room bepa
compete instructor the celebrated Polka Quades with
the music OF the Red0wa Waltz-prce 12x cents
TUhNER < FISHER,
II Chatham street.
VALENTlNES-The most extensive assortm emit in Anne
ca on the eve Of completion. Send along your orders
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STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STORE
TO LET

OIOCN VI OOODS FUN SALE AND 81 OKE
TO LET.
HE undersigned offers for sale the stock of Dry Goods
lco9s:ng principally Of staple Eo.d) late the pro.
firm Of W. L. and W. Hail. No So Catharine street (be.
tween Henry and Madison the city Of New York
together with the privilege of the The location
one Of the best the stree, The ha.
with two sky lights back and with splendid mahogany
tor counters, and desk Of the most modern style.
The stock of goods small consists almost entirely of
staple goods. and person. commencing business will find
perty for themselves. The goods will be sold on advant,
terms, and be disposed Of to close
trust JOHN II. TURNER Assipnee
New York. Jan H. 1877 III
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FOR. S-Lr

- A DESIRABLE RESIDE wee in 18th street. near
~: Irving PIacea modern built two and attic with
IL under cellar, and communicating with the
street. marble msntes in basement .nd h and second
four The third story, h,use twenty feet by
fury lot twenty by y6ve, but and flushed with
pecial reference 10 its occupation by the owner.
Two thousand dol remain bond and mortgage.
For terms. apply at ITO CHERRY Sr.
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NnI1CE

NOTICE
DRICE REDUCED TO rs CENTS PER BOTTLE
for toilet The or Medcated "a
acknowledged by all who have used it, TO be the best
and most certain article that has been Thou
sands have proclaimed and bore its and eca
cy prevents badness restores the hair that has fallen
become thin keeps the hair from ecoming gieygand re-
the ladies' only cleanes the hair but gives soft
sold BARRY, hair No. is Broadway. cor
ner ot LIoertv sreet d24 imsrc
1000 rkRsONsiN PHILADELPHIA, and 5000 in
sInesGy 81 tha; H9wepa
For Consumption. Coughs. cos' Asthma Bronchitis, Spit
*. RE a D'0f SkS a f.
A'rorsHINe CURE OF CHsosc BRoscHIIn
Mr.. s. Thompson-Dear Sir:-For MOI than tour wear,
past had been dreadully afflicted with affection
chs" caused by repeated and elected colds The
ress ufe red is My throat literally
with vol spasmodic coughing that blood would
rom NJ also great ppreson pain sud ughness nj the chest
and lever ia short AL the pulmonary symptoms show
ed them elves causing entire loss Of necessary epos-my
tn oat was eec he'd and bstered and made
trial eyey known remedy aud different periods had
advice OF SIX ply sicsus and all Of avail About
months since made trial Of Compound Syrup Of Ter
felt relief continued until had tab bottles which
completely renewed the disease and restored to peect
JANE FERRY, 1873 Spruce st.
The undersigned bears witness tn. truth OF the fore
case. NJ HARRISON,
,u. 81 Almond street.
''''''' ''"''' p''p XNG NEY Dickson,
Nj corner 9Th and Spruce SIS. rhils
Fulton By H. johnson, ~ Broadway; RIG iss
k,osoway, " u jai9 Jmsr
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ELOCUTION,


ELOCUTION.
Mr. GEORGE yANDENHoFF has resumed hi. in
strpetons and prepared TO receive classes and pri-
y leonard street jisaws
ACCORDION TAUGHT.
II. thar the novice can become good player in
hs. space Of Tine He sthe only one 70 the CITY who
alsT instrument u all q. branches.
p.po, apply a. the Accordion and Musical Instrument
Ase0rd0H' tuned and repaired, and music for the
ACCORDEONS, MELODEONS, AND MUSIC
ME sub,crber, Manufacturer and Importer of Musical
Boxes: and III e
A.. ,m.., HOWARD BAAcK,
R.p s saa .aG rARTEs y H..
meats The selected most fasHoaaSI.. op.
fAA4HthEEE sAAy ytIssE Brother. Professor.
No ~ Elm street cern.I Of Howard il im.r
My LIES FOX rht BALL KOOM.
;0 Ua &.
s will b S..s shssPs, Offered
.Ss nSsnfsd r
asuassd 's%souI Dss.s. ia
n .o: ,SS
Anew fine lawn Hhdkis trimmed with rich TO
french embroidered Chsmssres, with collars, rs 81,
Pico edge Collars. at ST. usual price soal7s
Exua rch do 81 so, usual price rs aa25
49, worth and Sc.
Aarge variety Of Thread Lace and trimmed Needle
SI npea, cSliar' &C. suitable for holiday presents
81, TN --n ~, Broadway.
TlMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
NO 9H PEARL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
bEsE BATHS have been established for the last twsn
Wsn yeas and are the only Sulphur Baths in the city.
cians Tor the of salt heum chronic COM
plants eIuotions of the skim &C.
Given daily from 4 NJ, to 9 PM. III Imsre
SlJSPt NDERS FOR EXPORT.
'HkEE thousand dozen Patent corrugated Suspenders
adapted to the Mexican and South American as we'll
domestic trade, and warranted stand unahec any
enmate For sale By tho manufacturer and OF the
d,a ,m HOR,CE H. DAY. % Courtl.ndt street
WIGS AND SCALPS-The largest the cheapest, an
the oos assortment to be found at A.C. BAhRYB,
NS broadway, corner of Liberty street, mp stairs.
JUHNoTON'S Bird STORE,
W. No 2so BROADWAY, one door from Chambers
VA%nreetI8S bags Canary seed, sifted, at whseasle
Hr,cs by the single bp'hsl ans selection Of the long
Chinese spice birds. Javs hooking BIRDS larks
seeds nest boxes, sui for All articles the limo
great variety, by q w. b. JOHNSTON,
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