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Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales

INHE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which IL felt In die
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of these Scales Is such
that they have come TO be regarded The standard from
which there il no appeal
Scales Of the above manufacture of required nol-
fcat0n, graduated To the Engls French Spanish Portu
guese, and Chinese standards, for expectation and home
trade, constantly on hand, and for saleby
oct 8 1y' FAIRBANKS& Co, 81 Water st.
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DELMONICO,s HOTEL.

ID A. j. DELMONICO respectfully inform their frien,bs
and The public generally that their New Hotel beng
now completely they are prepared 10 offer accommodations
ior either families or gentlemen may be required o9ly
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,

CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests and respectfully solicit
share Of patronage, BAGLEY, MACKENZIE K Co
octS-ily. -Y Ell. All Nh
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PLAYING Cards.

...4.'. +r'Ht#E Playing Cards.
lE very choicest of Creh0re's white, red, and blue Sur
i back eagle Playing Cards. also Merry Andrew, High
lander and other varieties with every description Of back,
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures In the United States For sale
ut the very lowest prices aud in quantity TO suit pur
chaseIs, by CHARLES SMALL, 25S Pearl street
Sly' NEXT donr tn fhe &
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K. KERMIT, 7e South st.
NURSING BOTTLES,
A ND BREAST SIIIEI IlS-With pateut flexible |,

A ND BREAST SHIELDS With patent flexible ivory
n mouth piece. iaaa lgI4GF
The subscriber respectfully solci,s the attention of those
interested, TO these c0ntrivaIlces for feeding infants
lst. They are free from taste or SMELL aud piabe,
~ Will not act On the milk nor the milk On Them.
3D. They are kept clean with very little trouble.
Ait Are the best known artificial Tor feeding in
anls They have been in Tor yearsand give very
decided satisfaction Price 81 and 81 co.
EUG. DUPUY, 600 Broadway,
2l@t3ta t ft corner Of Houston street
Caution limitations Of my articles already offered Tor
sale In various quarters BE particular stamp
and ask for Dupnys Patent Nursing Bottle Breast Shield
octS ly' e..7,.|si 6. vi a.,ss -,E-sf F.rf4
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES

DR, TowNsEsD-Dear My wife has been Tor seyc.
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies 10 obtain relief but all TO no pr.
pose She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment, 10 give your SARSAPARlILA trial. l was also,
together with man III my tmpToy3 badly troubled with
rilla, complaint was completely cure. consider il
Of the best Of medicines and would advise all who are
afflicted 10 give II a trial
GARRTr GARRABRANT,
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Fine French Letter and Post Papers.
FINE assortment Of these Papers, together with Eng
lsh and AMERICAN Papers both ruled and plain, con;
and white Copying and Wrapping Paper for sale whole
sale and retail by VIM w. ROSE,
oct ly' Importer OF Stationery, 10 Wall St
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sTANDARD LIpRARY woRKs.

PUBLiSIiEDBY D, APPLETONN co. 800 BROADWAY
ArnOid's History OF Rome, 3vol, 81 TO- tE&
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Burners History Of ina Information, 4yoL IS
Guzots History u Civilization, 4 VOLS, ~ 90.
OCilaghan's li;lly history u New orS ~ So - "A
layiors Nl,iliul o. History, ! vol, W. 90 = = ~
nyron's Complete foetcai Works,1 vol q, 5o.i
Sutliey's do do do illistrulr,l 4 vol aI5D
Aiiots liieIand Correspondence, l vol $ vo. o..
do Lectures oil History, ! vol. 8 yo. 81 -
Micheets History Of Int Roman Republic, / vol. sI
Cariyle,s Lille Of scliler, a vol. ~ cents.
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II. q. SMITH Dc CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

CLOCK ESTA ADJUSTMENT
ETA No. ~ John Street, New York, *
JUHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
w OF tho best modern improved 1niriy. Day Eight Dag,
Thirty Hour, Brass, Wood and Alarm CLOCKS. VIII
Clock Trimmings Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spool
Stands Iron Ryets &c, which will be sold ut the lowe
cash prices it'at ,5M et r
Clocks repaired and warranted, octs-ly.
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Copying Presses. RlE
THE subscriber has lal, and is constantly
ccivhg, Copying Pressts Of ali the different patterns
and Sizes wifi uli the various articles used for copying
Also the celebrated GERMAN COPYING INK, winch ~
warranted TO take copies clearerand perfect than
other Ink sold Merchants and others in Of
er o the above articles, invited TO call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. .eH Hat Y 's' "
GEORGE +. NESBlI'T, Statorer and Printer,
oct ly' Iontlne NuiItIIng, cor. Wall and Winter SIS.
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Galigliani's Messenger, London and Paris
2, ItI gObperycr. 't' "'
SUBSCRIPTIONS for these celebrated Newspapers are re-
- eeived at Mo- ~ Wall street, by lie ldeiagned Tor
Mtsss Gaiguni For Inc Messenger, daily, printed in
EngiIsi, the price IS 70 francs lJr oliis For tic
Observer, weekly, francs per moI, payable advance
LIVINGSTON, WELLS q co, 10 Wall ST.
H-lYd. .---l 49, -a-.L' n
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ENVELOPES.

rhc Commercini Adhesion Envelopes.
IL which are imported and for sale BY ANSriCE W MI
In street opposite The post Office worthy he attention
oct 8-dIvs .Tf
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption be cured Byopi-
chiiis, Consumption, Lfrer Complaint, Cnds, Coughs,
Caiarh asthma, Splitting Of Bio0, Chest,
Hectic Flush, Nighf S.neats Difficult Preflse E1Jec-
toration, Pam The Side, &c, hare been and be
ed .ia y.
Probably there never remedy that has been
cessnl In desperate OF Consumption this II clean
and Strengthens the system and appears heal ulcers
the lungs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength slrg
ALMOST, A MIRACLE.
Read the following, and doubt, you that Consump
ton be cured. This is only one, Of several kindred
cases. that TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA has cured:
.e,.', BaooKLys, Sept Ia, 1886.
DR TowssESD--Dear Sir-I was taken, a little over
year ago, with cough and pain In my sde II in
creased very fast indeed. pronounced by ply
sicians have the quick consumption. raised large guam
titles OF bad matter, had night sweats aIdsinkng very
fasmy doctor said he could do nothing for went Ia
the hospital hope Of being benefited but pronounced
incurable greatly distressed al the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became enacated, and
pected 10 die confined TO my bed and obliged
have watchers Indeed cannot give you any description
that would DO Justice 10 my case supposed by my
friends be past recovery had tried great number Of
remedies, and all seemed 10 be Of effect read OF the
extraordinary performed by your medicine, and
tell you the TRUTH suspected there humbug in
them. But was induced TO try IT. did SO, and very
thankful did. cannot say that am entirely we'll but
far recovered be about my business and hope
be entirely well in few weeks. My cough, pain in the
side and night sweats have left me, and but very
little, and am fast gaining my usual strength. feel my
duty give you statement OF my 10 publish, If you
please, ~
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Capt. G. w Mclean Member Of the Legislature and late
Of the United States Navy has kindly the following
certificate. II tells its own story.
aan RAILWAY, Jan. IS, 1871
year since was taken with the lnruenza, and my
whole system left IN debaied state was induced to
try DIR ToNvNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA, and after taking
two or three bottles, very much relieved and aitr-
butte il entirely to the siid Sarsapara have continued
taking it, and find that improve every day believe
saved my life, and would not be without il under my
sderation g. w. MCLEAN
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CYRUS w. FIELD u CO.,
i COllIl1IS,SION PAPER WAREHOUSE. I,
No. Burlng.slip, New York
TIiE highest market prices PAID CASH, Rags Can
i pus, Tagging, Grass Rope, Iared Rope, Hemp Rope
lioIe Cuiings, COtoa Wasie, Gt,,y tagging and al
other kindo Paper Makers Stock, AT their ag Warehouse
II Patt Areet, New York lisf : oct Sly.
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THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA.

T THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA
ISAAC SMITH 90 would inform the public, and par.
ucuary their customers, whom they have been unable
supply for some time past that they are now (they think
able 70 iuni any order Tor their Super Bingham Umbrellas,
They have also hand every variety OF Cotton and Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they will sell low Tor cash or credit
ISAAC SMITH d CO., Wholesale Manufacturers,
No. 266 Pearl street, New York
oct Iy' No. q Milk street Doston. Masa
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THE EDITOR.

JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor OF the Railway Republic
can,pubsed the above certificate and remarks in an ed
foria as follows. |.s.
TON OF SARSAPARILLA appears TO be of the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
in It's BEHALF from Capt Mclean OF this town, and one
from the Rev, Mr.. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the mrdi-
cine to have saved his life and Mr. White seems to enter
equally strong confidence in It's efficacy Intelligent
like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe 10 be de serving
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II. a. ID. H. BROOKS a. CO.,
nIOTHIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSL
Vi MERES AND RESILNGS, Nos. l16 and lis Cherry
street. Of Catharne have hand very large stock
Of Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manufactured
and especially adapted 10 the season. Also CLOTHS,
CASSiMEEIES and KES1INGS, by the piece, or in
quantities TO suit purchasers.
GARMEN7,Sof every description manufactured TO or
der In the best possible and in point Of style
be surpassed oct-S-lyd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania has sd-
dressed circular 70 the State collecting ofcer' i'm
pressing upon them the necessity Of prompt action IL
collecting and forwarding the public moneys The In
jures 10 the public works will short the sns
render necessary the greses, fidelity the part Of the
tax collectors.
At New-Oresns the money market remains
quiet waiting farther Advices from Europe. Exchange
operson. IN the sbsence Of confidence we're much en-
bsrrsssed. and 10 conveyance the produce markets
heavy The rs, f1r Sterling was lOiG 1861 Francs
mas 90 Sight Checks on New York alt pr etot'
The late President Of the Schuylkin Navigation
Co Mr. Eiet states that the receipts upon that work
exclusive Of water rents over $4,000 per week
and the water rents exceed 10000 per snnum. the
receipts are 80 per cent above those Of the sst week
Of 1915 and would be st grester u the number OF boats
could be increased meet ibe wants Of tbs trade The
revenue IL considered amply sufficient 70 pay the
expenses Of the Company ard the Interest on the debt
which will yesr. Il IL thought nos exceed so0OoO
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A. WOODS PATENT AIR.TlGHT
COAL STOVE.

FNHE UNDERSIGNED offers 10 the public new stove
for hea NJ stores, par0rs halls, otces' ships ara
.tstrnbo,t cabins containing and desirable improve
nenfs whereby great Of heat gained over any
stove before offered The improvements Of that Sink
Ing character that they satisfy the purchaser :. ancr
that e really valuable. few Of their many improve
ments here set forth
They have no crate the bottom, and the coal rests
upon a solid plate. $500.
81 the fire by mot chamber consequently the coal Is
all consumed ,
nj airght and is constructed that It needs no
rakng and Tree from dust none can escape into the
. 1900 ,- a..
10 is ecooical The application Of the heaied air. in
connection WITH the fact that DO cannot De- disturbed b1
rakfug causes complete combustion and ccnsumpuon OF
fbe COL. a Or rclple NOT before obtained iu stoves
few 81 the numerous Testimonials arc herewith Al
t8ched go. DO.
We have used, during The Last Winter one % WOODS
Alright Cylinder Stoves which has usht bottom upon
which the coal rests instead of CRATE We consider Dc
one Of the best used, for economy OF iAe
cleanliness and conf and appears 70 iuhii al thar "oua
be- eN pected for the purpose designed. 80 .,,..,,
Sept T. 1917. (sEned,l H. w WILLIAMS.
Ne the UNDERMINED concur with Mr. Williams, lhay-
nz used the above stove 70 rs advantages over All
others we have any know ledge Of
W Cartwright, 100 South ; tytnEe' % Beaver
q ] Camel las Hudson. l. n. Moses, oil Beaver.
Benedict Bradley Co 90 Pearl
Geo Seeley. r Pearl-sf House.
H. after trial Of three weeks, the stove proves unsas-
factory the purchase money will be refunded
l.. WOOD, 81 Wafer-st New-foIk,
Or a. the Oregon Foundry store corner Of First and south
SiNh-ss Wiiamshurgh where variety OF stoves are %
be sold wholesale and retail, low for cash ol8 meod'
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TO EUGUgEERS,
CONTRACTORS AND SURVEYORS.
The Fneinrer's. C3aff.fcfor'i and Sarrtgors Focte


The Fneinleris C5africfor'f md Sarrcy0rs Pocket
I4bie-R09k.
DYJ ~ sCRfBNER, A. NJ % raees, -ino- Iuck
DLindinr with gilt edge. Published uy Huntington
sav.ee Zl6 Pearl-sf. New-i0r<.
The above work comprises H. zarthms Of Number Log
a-hmic Snes and T4ngents Natural Sines and Natural
Tanaents the Traverse Table, and full and extensie
se of tables exhibiting 81 view the number OF ONyc
Yards contained in any embankment or cutting ard Tor
ay hlse or slope sides usual in practice Beside these
essential tables the work comprises. Sd PAGES more % Men
suraon Tables. Weights Of Iron, strength OF Maeras
Formulas Diagrams &C for laying out Railroads anal
and Curves much Of which has never before been offered
h. The public and all iud spensabe 90 Che engineer 9s
book will prove great saving Of time, and vii ena9e tne
new guuer furnish results as accurately iAd VIII
much greater rapdty the m0st experienced % the pro-
fes.i1n without it aid. The tables 0-anfhms &C nave
been carefully corrected and compared with different eq
tons of the same tables; 1nd ell the tables throughout me
book have been read carefully by proofs four times hence
the most implicit confidence may be placed Do inef COR
recfuess.
Also. serbners Enrneers and Mechanic's Companion.
new edition. % pages enlarged with % pages oi entirely
re,g matter and much improved throughout
Itfs believed these books are % well adapted 10 sn me
above professions that they cannot e-1rd % IN without
them and that they will aid In rewardins weildiIeced
mental labor
Both are sale by a the principal booksellers through
out the United states and Canada, aud az
IL eodff HUNTINGTON a. SAVAGE 2lb PearlsL
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BOOK TRADE.
NEW CHURCH MUSIC BOOK
= CHURCH MUSIC BOON

TAYIuK- -At khU ~ ~ p = -
CHURCH MUSIC bOoA
BYv C. TsrLok
DUBLIsHED ~ :. Il. Mais.E Co hsf'i''a' and n d.
j HaEleT CO. Iuc2- - ...-
IT, sissnentzry part sclaihed upon rev system
rTsrirs t strictly ildgctives and contAlns il-' *
---stc. rot found in other works OF ne knd Win 90
.ir. ..r-so Of exercises ID tim Ad ueiocY iose hsf
- corp iets dictionary Of uuseal terms, ~ich rms
r.r.ri and complete system OF llsrctonf a4aptrd 10
- tsbr. .apered TIE use Of black bozrl exercise
n TIE rhyfhmca construction OF ne No-k = sinipi
80 ~ euloving bat 0ur vsrctles q time instead 90 ne
er AID the egsrtef-lofe ~ Al instances - he
80 ~ primitive note. This arransrl-ent makes u lucn
ess.er Il execution for deslrn-rs
a Tn music new except sucl old times - ale cor
d4rss standard and indispensable ioT choir Or eonsresa
sb ne funes embrace almost every Fauety Of style
frrr, the most plain and easy, = ne most -iaooi
SIN The esf u melody j. ctsn wen % ne o'neI pa'
rsfe.d Of being confined exclusively 20 ne trrole
6th Zach tune has directions of its per1rn--ee &C
eopsuied by such dynamic Characters q ladeae - ~
f-b N contains tunes or al meters found In the hoos
generally used hy The different rciEions oenon -tos
~ bas from three % I've sfsnzas set % each tune
7fh Tfs anthems. sentences Ac are nlilerolsr tne
s5sr-ef 10 words suited % al occasons
The chants embrace rrear nuinp-f ~ r. -clfiN
ri elections also many which can be slnt 20 on. com
mon. or short meter hymns ..-s -
16tb ne bos contains 80 pages isneaiy ane suo-ian
.i,v bound and i1 every respect coumenss it'ei 20 W
sr,eation snd favor Of The musical pnnAe'
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I cr,oISTl'lT'vI,ENEsS.

This dreaafl malay caused BY arrangement Of the
houe and the gastric Juices OF the stomach 10 Il nearly
allied 10 dyspepsa: indeed scarcely see one without
the other since the almost unusual Of violent pusa
tive medicines o late years which aggayate and increase
diseases they profess 90 cure 10 person can se
dose u violent purgafive medicine without leaving me
stomach aud bowels weaker and more critical stale
than before taking TO-; hence the numerous instances or
costiveness piles and dyspepsia Dr. Jphams Eectu'ry
ACES hy mparnz strength and tone 90 the stomach ana
nerves and couuterlcts the poisonous ELECTS OF minerals
such af cl'Onnei. arseulc. or mercury. 800 ...
DISEASE or THE STOMACH AND BOWELS.
D4.rFrsIA. IxnlefsllON hNu REJECTION or toou -
These diseases result inability of the gastric juice
III thc stomach o soge the food. ald weakness 40 the
other members cf the stomach o. take zap food after mss
been SOLVED By the gastric juices Having a'ceralleo
the cause OF the disease the ueNt object when nttuly
presents Itself a rejecting mind is how To cure TO- Tan
10 be- effected by using pills. which merely purge me on-
ach and bowels. add where only action j. effected ~
weakening farther re- ixaiOn of tie very members me.
cause the disease, We think every rational being VIII
answer no Can 10 BE- effected hy examining the system
with violent mineral p0i,ors, such mercury pruasc
acid or arsenic, Preroserous Ia the extremes 10 cure
svsrersa or indigestion, member OF the stomach
mus b. nursed and strengthened with untung care and
caution the gastric Juice must be purified aud Az ioui hu
nors must be driven from the blood Dr. phans Eectu-
arv d. fh. only medicine that Will effect tbs
GRFAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr. Uphau'- Eecuary will be found ON tna to De ihe
only medicine yet discovered Tor curing pteuess ln'
cipieut pt0n decline and general pT0si. tiion
OF tho nervous system. ts invi-omung elects on iAe
human frame truly surprising, sud must Pc W.T.
messed be- credited persons a weakness and dfbiy
before usrg TO- soon tcme strong and active Doth bcof
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICES hereby given 10 JEREMIAH NJ bUNhpN
hat h.s father Thomas Nuny0n, deceased. laie u
fainh.d n tho County of Essex sni state oi New Je-
ssY u aud by Mo last Will snt testament dii give ana
belleaih the and esdUo Of Mo estate Or any there
should be after paying the egsces iq SAID VIII enu0nedl
20 hlstEO sons John aud Jeremiah N. % be- equally 81
vldei between thcn share and share alike provided nat
slii jeremiah NJ should appear 90 claim and demand hs
share " he within me period u hieen months s-
t-cesse Of said eslaiOf And Ia casa sei jeremiah
should appear thin SAID period ~ n'ieen mpnns
ahrr sai4 -stsiDrs derease demand bis share " he
residue = SAID ssisi0fs 90 any there should bel
beueaihed hl -furssed, then hr saf testaior dd
fct inat he whole " tho residue u said lesiai0rs
tate u any there should be ser paying the sad ~gacies
20 The said lesa0rs tOu John. And no said Jetrm an
NJ Rlnyon Is hereby farther notified % appear within the
period " fifteen months from he twenlyseyenih day or
Apn A. ID. gntc-n hundred and fOrysey be day on
which ns d=ceass Of said Thomas Rgny0n tool pacel
10 claim and defnsud lhe share given and beqnealhsd
10 him Aforesaid " he ald residue Of 'aid tests
tor. estate az any shall be- aer paying the ie sces
la said will mentioned ard thereby directed ~ be psid)
ABM. RUNYON, Executor, &c.
u Thomas RUnyon deceased
PlsD6ed, New.Jeney my16 ia~ihn'
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sTRoNG's PATENT LAMPS.

4 >I.-ihese lam cast no shade.
L I'd Are free rom smoke 90 smell
Sd Will burn The cheapest OIL. and give greater hEht
At lsss expense than any lamp nov IN use.
4th. Are more brilliant than camphene or spirit sAs
without the risks = life and property
5th Are liable get out Of order easily cleaned
and warranted for one year
9th. The hand lamps will not spill oil with the most
careless usage
Manufactured solely by :. d. NASDERHEYDEN, 5la
Peerlst New-lOrk WareroOm 3h4 Broadway.
Chandeliers, bracket hanging paror and mautel lamps
in every variety.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms
y b Solar and Astrsl lamps altered "a In
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Lice OF sILAS WRIGHT.

V,HF UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH and have
ready for subscribers before the hist on Nofem
hex next THE LIFE or SILAs WRIGHT
oxF or rHF GREATEST o. .MEsicAN stAftsNt>' Of,
Governor Of the state of Newfors. containing ailH
history of his Life snd the many valuable erFces rem
deref hs country and the state during long aud event
r.rio1 hv John = jenkins. Esq a1h0r0f New Clerk
Asssfant Political History OF New-fork' Lie Of Genera
Jackson &C Sc.
80. N hs truly great man. printed fine paper. clear
fype and contain about lo pages, large llno sfe ana
bound in beautiful embossed muslin or neat i.raihet
49, @.~+ Iefg ion gw1 AIDE. MACMILLAN.
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TEXAS

- COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GALVESTON.
'I'ht UNDERSIGNED Will attend % the C0llecrOn Of
Notes and Accounts In the state Of TexAs. edcctins
Sales Of ke4 Estate the Purchase Of Produce Receiving
mission Business GEORGE BUTLER
REFEEEScLs ~ NfW-TOEK.
Moses Taylor, Esq Hon wv Eimonds. Waiter 3 Town
X Collins Es2 " Langley Co send CO
Allen Ps.son, FS6 LAfhro7 Wisners Gale
r { Wetm0fe / CO Dudley Co 2 O FAiie L CO
Hsyd0ck ,Corlies 1 Putnam. Esq JAZZ Tripps
Co jas Le1efts 4 Co White Brintu al
Address AZ n Pn--st Ns~-Y0ft 90 iuns
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DUTCH BULBoUS ROOTS.

rI'HE 81 BSCRlBER has received Of the finest
collections of Bubous Roots ever imported the vare-
ties of Hyaciuihs Narcissus and Tulips selected BY
himself with especial reference % their suitable Tor
room culture and they cannot fail o. give general sais-
faction. for better bulbs cannot be grown
Lady amateurs and others Viii consult their own inter
esis hy ca him previous 10 selecting eseW here as
hs prices vii also be found rom = 20 ~ per cent lower
than ose OF any other the City. Tie las also
very choice assortment Of Hyacuih Glasses and Pots
Of which perfectly unique and cannot be- obtained
elsewhere being selected fo him by friend who visited
Europe lat summer Tie only solcts inspection of the
articles he feels assured that they viii BE- found rep
rss-lied. JAMES HOOG 90 Broadway
"a 2meo5 near Prnc@-st