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Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-01-23
FRIDAY, JANUARY %, IS47.
THE ARMY BILL

THE ARMY BILL.
The Senate then took up the bill which proposes add ten
regiments TO the army, the pending proposition being on GER
tain amendments offered by Mr.. HoUsros.
A long debate ensued, in which Messrs HOUSTON
ALLEN, CRlTTENDEN, CASS, BADGER HUNT
lINGTON, JOHNSON, OF Nd, and TURNEY participated
The question being put upon the first amendment proposed
by the Senator from Texas that auxiliary volunteer force
be organized the and taken and resulted
follows
YEAs-Messrs. Atchison, Berren John NJ. Clayton Cor
wn Gt1enaen, DAYS. Dayton Greene Huntngton' Miller
NAYs-Messrs Aien Archer, Ashley, Athertou, Badger,
Thomas Clayton, Dix Fairfield, Johnson, of Maryland, John
son, of Louisiana, Lewis, Mangm Niles, SEWER, Spegh
Sturgeon, Tuney, Westcot, Woodbridge, Yuee-27.
The remaining amendments of Mr.. HoUsroS were then
Withdrawn.
And Mr. ATCHISON offered, in substance, the following
"That the President of the United States be authorized
ing the unless discharged be organized,
mssoned and paid in the provided in the
act of 3h May, 1876"
Mr. ATCHISON expressing desire address the Senate
and the hour being late, motion made that the Senate
adjourn the yeas and nays ordeed and being taken,
the question decided aavely and the Senate adjourn
ed until Monday next
THE MEXICAN WAR.
Mr. CLLEY, ofNew Hampshire, submitted the following:
WHEREAS speedy and honorable peace with Mexico is
exceedingly desirable and whereas the Constitution of the
United States has made provision for holding foreign
territories still less for incorporating foreign nations into
Resoled That the President of the United States be re-
quesed order the OF the United States in Mexico
place in the United States the frontiers OF the two
countries.
Mr. SPEIGHT inquired if the purpose of the
to press the immediate consideration Of this resolution
Mr.. ClLLEY replied that it could lie over one day.
Mr.. ALLEN expressed the hope that, the resolution
to lie over, would be for very short time. The inoduc
ton OF proposition of this Sort in the present state Of public
affairs, of the greatest caames that could be nc
ed upon the country, and he trused-cres Of Order !"
Order l-and he trusted that the honorable would
embrace the very earliest opportunity bring it forward
Mr. JOHNSON, of Maryland, to question Of order.
He inquired if there any thing before the Senate
The PRESIDING OFFICER observed that the resolution
under consideration.
Here the subject dropped.
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the United States and to be governed by the rules and
articles OF war - which oath shall be administered by the
assistant inspector general OF the the shall be
endorsed the commission certified by report of the
TO the Adjutant General at Washington.
Which having been read
Mr.. HOUSTON inmated his intention to offer some OBJ
servations upon these amendments tomorrow.
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private that the end OF the war; who may die
vice. bounty OF 500 scrip, bearing interest per
and redeemabe years. and the scrip issued shall be
receivable at any land Office in the United States'
Mr.. CORWIN moved that the further consideration Of the
subject be postponed until o.morrow, and that the amend
mens be printed
After further discussion upon the question of postpone
men the yeas and nays taken and decided in the
negative Yeas 22, nays 2s.
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ALslSY, November u -Flour-Ths market was
rather heavy, an sales Of 800 barrels were
Ing Genesee, Oswego and straight brands Michigan at
So SIX 50 O6l4 Wheat-The market WAS heayv and
there was plenty Offering Grain Of all kinds was dull
Whhkey-no change. Receipts by Canal during the
preceding ~ hours, follows Flour 500 bar
rels; wheat II 500 bushels 5000 do barley 10 900
90; OATS 1000 do. No change In freghts
PITTSBURGH, Nov 23-Fleur-The market was iuac.
tive and only note sales Of 100 200 barrels at 81
62h eli4. Wheat-Sales OF few hundred bushels
white at 95 100. The market closed rather dull In
corn there was no change Rye firm but no sales Of
moment reported Whiskey exhibited change and
We quote inactive at 1885, and rectied at zoe is
raining again. but the river shows signs rising vet
We report six feet Of water in the channel.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10, p. M.-Flour-The market
remained about the same and sales of 1000 barrels were
made at 81 rs. Wheat-We note sales of 900 bushels
at 90c Corn Inactive and sales moderate without
material change In prices. Hogs-Sales of 500 head
were made at So Pork-Sales Of 200 barrels prime
made at 81. There was change In bacon or lard
which were inactive at previous quotations Whiskey
was no material change in the river which continued In
good boating order.
photographic Correspondence Of Philadslphia Bulletin
81 cents for middng to good fne and the market
tive Sales Of Lsguayra coffee at cents Sales yellow
corn at AZ to A. Sales whisksy 10 to II cents Other
articles dull and without change.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23-l p MA few sales Howard
street -four at SIS ST. and City Mills held at So without
sales Wheat selling at ST. 80 to 80 for good to Urine
white and 81 90 to 81 for reds Mixed corn 60 and
oats 40 cents Sales 900 bbs whisksy Sales hogs at 50
rs to 90 per 100 lbs. Provisions without change.
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Louisiana took place to-day consisting Of small lot OF
or 10 hhds considerable parcel Of Porto Rico was
to be offered at public sale the following day
TALLow-The market was steady ut 90 9kc asked
WHALEsoNE-The market dull, and buyers were
Offering 80 cents for northwest
WHsxEY-saes of2oO bbls State Prison were reported
sold at 26lx cents.
FREoHTs-To Liverpool evrn engaged at Cd in
bulk and 1000 bbls -four and meal for do at ls Co. To
the Continent cotton continued to be taken at cent
per ID.
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Legislative Proceedings.


ALBANY, Nov -, Is47.
Mr. HARD reported against the petitions for the ap-
OF to change the route Of the
Ogdensburg railroad.
Mr. WILLIAMS also reported against the petitions.
MT BEEKMAN reported In favor Of the petitions
These reports now under debate, and have beer
the whole Of the days session.
long debate occurred on the report made on petit
tons to change the route of the Ogdensburg Rassd
The whole subject finally sent to the committee
the whole There VS. very little disposition manifested
by majority OF the Senate to interfere with the route
The resolution to adjourn the 18th of December,
was concurrcd In unanimously.
resolution to investigate the condition and manage
ment Of Sing Sing prison was agreed to.
AssEMBLY.
The bill to amend the charter of the Union Mutual
Insurance Company has been ordered to q third read
ing; also the bill approprating sum OF money to Sing
Sing prison
A favorable report was made the bill fixing the
salaries OF certain officers in New York which was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole early day
Bills passed To improve Owasa Outlet to change the
Adjourned.
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Patent Baby Jumper -Rejolce, oh young man. who
doomed to hold the BABY and mothers be also glad for
paoy The philosophers stone found perpetual motion
and the telegraph What theyl They can't stop babys
crying, make good natured Go to Tuttles
try and buy Baby Jumper; generations yet unborn will
venton for we are a home backed up BY The approving
smiles Of democrat three months old who fully
testify geeabe and heahul exercise Three cheers
for ruttle him against the world says wife
and baby. and, of course, say we.
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
rhe Southern Mall.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov a.
The Southern papers do not contain any thing new
from the seat Of war.
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These returns show q falling OF In the aggrsgate
movement and in the circulation, but steady increase
in the amount. o specie hand. It will be perceived
that the crcu alton only amounts to about two-thirds
of the specie hand This places the currency upon
pure specie asis and gives that section Of country
circulating medium superior to any other. The compa-
ratve oreuaiion and amount cfspecie baud st two
Wildly parated periods, shows the activity Of money
1og % what u used 10 BE-.
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Fire IN Norfolk.

THILADtLFHIA, NOV 20 T. M
Nhe Norfolk Beacon office and reading room,
trely destroyed by fire last saturday night The build
ings we're partly insured, and the books saved
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The Camden Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, l647.
The reward for the murderer Of Roberts has been in
ressed to S200-the Governor offers the additional
Of $780, and the Mayor Of Camden 5000.
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number Of influential men in canada are taS,ng 81
ac,snt .,an. IN nre,ep formidable memorial to Psrlis
ment for ship canal from the river sc. Lawrencs to
Lake Champlaln The distsnce J, but about thiity
miles snd the york s entirely fea,hle-.ah I've Jd"r
nd inst $1,000. t
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sesi TO address few graceful words to the patro Of hi: e.
~he On 70
sss is
6Sd ssp.Ei%sa, and appeal good Of public
BEEN s'S ai Of les: es
Trade Such AZ this eOud only have
BY than ss world
S 4 h ;, has ssn
double his sales room the incisass his
hs s: :fS IF h From
customers and bestow less time his old than
much Beyond
:rs pS e sGf h. G. Do
b ssa h% N s S"f to v use ns 1 c %s Tor
either 81. country psr: and employ
SS To al Of rs s' he
put offering himself candidate public patronage
e OF ali aees Sa, those
which belong eEtimaisly his business, he will be able
addition his msnaaetoIy M and be hats,
S": sas 1S.
au viii
found displayed in the sabscIber store in Broadway
pSsa Open h, caps eh,P.ao hats, Ard
on the hi. H
h. trade feeling entire confidence his ability offer
% s;s'f st viii %
Snd1 Hats ssS Of The and Of
uaoim win BE- 1sidy adhered snd
@ s ms md . r III
1:.'
1 81 sssO1S 49, DO aS sscG %S,s a. s., t.
Gentlemen living OUT of iowa by sending the measure Of
their heads and naming the Sels they desire. will be attend
sa1 so r.. to aE S I
wav. opposite St Prni's Church. nai Item
TGAArNKsalYING AND EXACUATlON.-A, Grand
M RvEN IN Sys S ss hson ThTa
North American Hotel which he intends bringing
Tory s
gentleman and h
be obtained at The rooms n2i 2.rrc
q wHS %
S "a % ,boo M Of ,%GSy
instruction pursued TIL, country. Compensation
mH SO an. n%'n sss ' aS. S GSod
Mr. Best t27 Broadway, New York naa3sic
noSBLE GUNS AND INDIA GRASS LINEs-we
Canton Also for sale low good s..OI.men. q double
s1
cheap SIZES u a'S
VO!GHTLAENDERs QUICK DAGUERREoTYPE
ln.truments with four times inten,er eht lenses Of
plates. si At IansenSsm Becker o sol u Brsss~ay
Camera Box extra, s. MA ittdy ct Wsm
YaE AND IE IA POWELL attend. exclusively to
Gss ISL nn Pb5o o corner Of Warren Dr. Powe
q i:Ss eli f,:' s
public cal Sss"' b. .ns Sf
az Ss P.l Of
the American Institute n2t it'rc
Bottle drama OF real lie; as recently produce ed al he
Park Theatre iouaded on the graphic Of The
;Sti RoStHs' a S1fsSEH
$50, nds WITH III. less s az: X.
Lot, No and 1911 Allen suees each as 90 feet II. two
%M r. dchf No. sas q & ''
Unprecedented success Of CarIlsles Band Of Ethiopian
n s Of NEGRO
Ihaosss1s ssd Evae9,i,onHA Grnd Concert commencing
wANTEpCc,Lades OF Gentlemen having aey super.
Der at his residence line addressed through re win
' Duane s''fe'f
good. bought to any amount. NAG i2t'rc
Stables Bcrs s 'as %
Bile and qlere box, painted yellow. with eagle
same will be suitably rewarded BY applying the office,
Bowerv. n23 st.ic
RICH HOLIDAY. rRksENTs,-LoUIs PERREr'
sale low price, selected The
s pss d isS: sS Sss c. gpss ET
I.ndum Boob, LADIES' Gold and Silver snuff aud Tobacco
" and Silver %.eb 0 o% q. best sis
es sss LSe' ch'u, de FOnd' and St msr sw''and
Giles! GLEEs! GLEEs What have we here 7 The |
~ Diamond Gee Book, edited by .. Dyer, No. coz.
Hon. IS o"
sn III spd Of the g,aep1 dealer, and
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APPOINTMENT ny THE PRESIDENT T..
sengack Of Washington to be warden OF the peniten.
tisry In the District OF Coumbs in the place oil Robert
Coltman, deceased
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Died

On Monday evening, 22d inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Bsgg
city
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j. house sEEPMS "
II BIes$ysy. large fS@i'Ss
and Plain Bureau Marble Top Wash Stands. Center IL.
ss pnss Ts s ssa ss Hs
S HSsf' Of War. ATfii S. Gns
ely Tea Trays rich Cut Glass Lamps Gandoies &C. &C.
WANTED--A SITUATION by a Protestant Girl, 70 40 cook.
w ing, washing and ironing chambe maid o
general hSusswoIt Please apply at os Leonard Best
WANTED-At the Neg Factory, III Perth Amboy. New
W. Jersey our active yOuSg men; those from New Eng
WANTED-A situation a, cook do WASHING and
NV s @.as small family Best .,s1 A
WANTED-By nice, respectable girl, situation as
to .ssi washing and i doing
ssea a Mulberry Gs:s 81 c
first floor on the LEFT hand. pa it.rc
W. NrEp .A situation by a Ie.pestabls young woman
ss;s Of wit ely be lime
tons a' % s
Some employ will doaS; make oyer
district It viii Be Necessary for them to have a! least from
s dys oes Of e. sr
our Union All letters must be post paid nls lat.m
WANTED BY respectable girl, situation as chamber
ng \, OF 20 40 oda in ma family
Chrystie st. n22 2t.m
I NFOkMATIQN WANTED, OF ELLEN MoC ANAN.
Game Canada about SIX weeks since Inform sion in reis
martin Biooiiyn, 1: l.. New York. 80 nai it:fe
a DlsrihtEK person who perfectly undeI..na. the
s BY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n AZ AMI LAP Eyr a.
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p P1sS TsFSTfS$sai;:.h 81
i y s:.;s
6ii%a Edy..d Dsyoa M.. Bernard iIs:T *
81 FL, 50 Gallery. Is cts '' : ''-'''
RQWEKY THEATKE.-W. ,Acsso:. M.aas:T. ot-..
&. tragedy $fSSE EIr:sRs NsyiI
rs;
m q ss
su "Is1ss M Phillips: Virgins. Mrs w.leSi. SALLY Mn
1:. n 's c:s vi"
viii : M Il. y
EREER0MITwa nFbO Mr. Held; Sir Eq.taee D.: Gorisn.
sy the no6E i g.
hs sPEcTRE 3
M Brandon; Lsviua Miss Hildreth Boxes
NJ iTCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-We dsesdayEy.:
AMI TIE JsHSSE rR T
f A%',si MI n% R66sE
s1 SSsS. RoslNs HS' cht R:;Ss
hs1''sS 6St%%; %sD f III
DoSI. s M .aS Il. M
BROADWAY THEATRE-Thc first Benefit lof Mons
MisRbsSiEs '' EvRE ssf &c NEXT NOV sA
On which will be produced for the first tune here
ballet, in one Act, composed BY NJ H MonpasiI and
AZELIA.
nv. on, L'EscLAvE syRiENNE,
the bills To "e Ssl Nj h s AK s. BALL.
Les !sSD Ds ssj R' hoses S.
With great EASY. Ia NS 81 PEE. a1,rSs A,sE
. BY MADAME ANNA BULAN AND coasr,
B, Mons sA .sa M NAB DA SSSNfLAlsln.
VINO VIII also 'f La POLKA RATIONALE.
Full particulars will be duly announced.
u.ds1 The direction q ThO%a Me- J week
s Ws: s Ssst BS
BTsS: VIM Roar a"a NJ Hoo.y and s. a. we
sis % q Nsw Y a sy s y. . hs
Fashionable Entertainments evening until further
Gard. Of as cents Concert to COMMENCE eight
A sroR PLACE oPERA-Me..I, sANQUiaiCo and
have the honor to the second night ofho
SS the ssas rum
ssnS1 fds9ao ye Dor CsrG S.no. AnOno
sH sEssa
th.ps.t7 Entrance Place. y e0
DALM0s OPERA HOUsE-One Week Longsr-Tbe
YER. MOI. to s win ss added Venus ey Dr. GG
from ,hs Sea sappho the Lutte Player with many new and
hange Of programme every evening.
o cs sna ssSn
ss% at Ss box oes
Doors s Personifcations commence at N o'clock
Y ARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P T. BAANrH
MMNsP bS PERFORMANCES
Open every day from O'clock 10 the morning iii 10 m
% aI.s
ri. sop.ny mnSs s Se
s.s sAvHs T IR soSAT s ER Rs III WITH
PALE FACES and euarly pleased with the attentions
w DAN THfy wi" s1s' Y.tGd
WH0 ,,S &c. every afternoon and evening" in compa-
also t;ssSss al D5stE
aRNiSS SH$S$RS Ss;s:: i; yS:s
CLARA aS fEHiSa SkAs$ S5E ESSaADISnr
WA zES;i SSfS II fsi s 'A'
i sSsS Stss $;;i $;;;E
Admssion to the whole. IS cents children under ten year,
Sr Y from. - :..: st one .Sas each e,
M ECHANICs HALL. 472 Broadway. between Grand
Crowded to ovsffiowns with the BEAUTY and FASHION
yN 9qrESFxfSf s SisHTE
m osH Ak'tfss!3E X;i. 4; S|I.$t ..
r. +. CHRISTY, +. PIERCE,
g. N. CHRlSTY, c. ABBOTf,
J. RAYNOR, Il. VAUGHN,
whose original and inimtabs nightly honored
with and respectable
admitted excel Of similar character o.
fefsd in this city.
Admission IS cents. Children under II years. half price
Doors 7; will commence at o'clock Seats
may be secured on application Hail. from NJ
Pm. nal 7tsrc
VNABERNACLE.-MISs JOSEPHINE BKAMSON re.
spectully announces her friends and the public that
she will give -
the Tabernacle, Wednesday Evening, Nov. Gath,
Miss JULIA NORTHALL,
Miss HARRIET BRAMSON (her sster) and
The DERWORT FAMILY their FIRST appcaIance1.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN want, situation to cook
70 60 ss
street. u222 sm
HIGHLY INTERESTING LtCTUKE-A lecture will
sosjsty Library corner OF Leonard street on
taxing Of the heights a."
ton Of he country with an ACCOUNT q the manner. aud
%sy q Colonel Hay. tss.s Til. lecture BY
ri 70
mspcs at ~ o'clock Tickets Is CENTS to be had the door
aud PIiucs-A Lecture win be delivered at the above
fsAAcs safse Divine Rs: ssso'"S by the
moderate term: BY lady who Ia. had conIde
a. s ssn e. sS
teaching '''' "
tended to SIS sot'. :r.
r. ALLEHY Of MAHBLE SCI LrrUkEs FOK SALE
sssn
Ss: T sn. and made the
%.rb,e, worthy the Of artist Also
MS,1s and Fancy MrS Ms,S Tables, &C. Pleas.
ID avenue and Irving Place mis- i2tss re
GRAM COMPLIMENTARY AND BENEVOLENT
y s SS
ss, M
CoIIion Band will BE- in attend nee Ticket admitting
0'' the door WI Fl N se
N sss Broadway oppo.iie the ne Theatre
opening and beautiful goods for Holiday
ing all hs novelties of the Richly decorated Por
cean Vases JsrSneIes ana ScesuI iof nowe Bohemian
Bronze Porcelain E1smel and Gilt rich Fans Reueules
Boxes, Work Tables Dressing Cases, Papeteres, Opera
Glasses, Mechanical Tableaux moving Toys, &c &c.
n22 6teodis.A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. subscribers have constantly on
" hand superior Chronomete, of the
makers wholesale and retail Also. Charts Compasses
Nautical Instruments and Books Of every description.
ID. EGGEHT X SON, late Is. b Demilt,
l2tis3aw Pearl head of Burlipg slim.
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Hair Cuttinr nnd TrImmlnu Whiskers.-

Let person imagine however asdous he may be- that he
cannot be suited in the above Hill the nimtable hair
at Nassau street, cngagesn all whatever
b, the pecuartes OF the hair head give
IRE LET it be understood that no invariably
considers the Of the hair Of the head face
IN word all things and after which finishes the
work in the neatest manner
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beautiful Picture painted upquestonaby by that
Master RUBENS, just arrived from Europe, in the Prince
Albert" which exhibition at 4l3 Broadway OF Lis
penard street, will be here but for short time as i is to be
taken hence TO London il the celebrated Altar Piece OF
the Alteration OF the Virgin and Infant Jesus by St. Bonaven
tura and is admitted universally to be the most splendid
leh centu and the fear
seiy that II has not Europe tho United
Sites Every admrer of Rubens and Of the highest excel
lence the Arts should this, aud take with them
memb-r OF their family We had anything equal
approaching IT. here and esp.e before
such another The price Of admission
IS only IS cents, aud be from M till 10 p NJ
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AHEAT BARGAINS IN UNDER CLOTHING j r.
~ SCOTT, o. Nissan street has in store and DAILY re-
cevIng from the Shakers aud other celebrated manufacturers
supplies superior Undehs Drawers and Socks
THEY are warranted not shrink 10 washing hch he retail
fawhoessle prices viz per cent advance first
AsorsceWod, afssh supply OF his 81 80 Shirts which he
fsnsb u ssteeafds fitting aud superior workmanship Persons
peGte The Herald ofkee: mas iNsro
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Kheumatism, PaIns, and stlnhess on thc


Broadway, may be found only the exve variety
Of Patent India Rubber fbres but particular Over Shoes
All me improvements IN me msnuacture OF
VINO have purchased their shoes this establish
men viii be sstonished at the improvement them and
wei, afford to throw away their old and those of the
present style.
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A REsPECTABLE WOMAN wants situation to cook
IA wash and IRON No objection 20 abort distance in the
country Best city reference given. Apply 10 Chesnut
n22 en-
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Philadelphia Agents for the Herald, Zieber
&c. Ledger Bsildng Third below Chestnut Per
viii please leave with zisbe s Co aud hey m
Price The wsssy fHae Herald GI
aunum '''N' ''"'' '"se' ''pe'
good fitting Boot, tho distinguishing
marx Of GenIleman.-Our friend JONES az Ann street.
for he keeps tbs Boo. Shoe. and Gats
In sne city and Sat !. great
S USUALLY wy sold s1 for e and real pSp for 81 will
they can't be beat Ty sim and Il y yoS are - not oU
asonh.d aud pleased with his stock we are much mistaken,
rheumatism, Palms, and STIFFNESS OF the
Joints swelling of the muscular substances them and
ion 's' q $ Eiss
bss Root S y 5 ssd Vel
being specific and NEEDS but trial to conviaee the most
css% m s"S for ss
At the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100
81 %y pc b mot only ply, the Owe
eombniug all The The m,nuacturs OF
THIS article with the cheapest market price Those Of our
m.Tt M be at hs in them and ca, ian
present style
Portable Shaving Cuses OF an entirely new
aud compact construction furnished with articles the sire of
which % not dsrac from their pseon 's. forming a? ee
s 's s f iS ,d.sw. SaSs Flor i at e
Hotel.
Pocket and Pen Knives RaxOrs, etc.--A
beautiful sssortmen Of the above be the subsc
beT WI large variety of scissors nail files and
POLISHED steel goods. RaIors ground and set Cutlery
paired. o. SAUNDERS Il SON, III Broadway, few
doors above Courtlandt street
Mrs. CARROTS Old Establlshed Medicated
Vapor and Sulphur Baths 1874 Fulton opposite Church
street certain for colds, throat, rheum .tsm.
gnduar affections &c The fear Of catching cod deters
fir using the Yapor Ball. but the effect il properly
administered by exciting Of the skin giving
reaction aud enabling resist cold better
than before Open from O'Clock the morning till O'Clock
snghs Potable Baths sent to any part g. The city Mrs
and have been established in this city for than 20
An Original Rubens at Last.-Thero II a
beautiful Picture painted upquesonably by that
Master RUBENS, just arrived from Europe in the Prince
Albert" which exhibition at 43 Broadway, OF Lis
penard streets it will be here but for short time be
t,kas hence to London is the celebrated Alts Piece of
and is admitted universally to be the splendid
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