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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&C., &C., &c.
II Il Il X q IL A r H 1 O.
Senate.
&c, &C., &c.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan IS, I9A7.
communication was received from the Navy De-
parment stating the which induced the return OF
the u 3 frgate Cumberland and steamer Mississippi.
The bill to create a Surveyor General of Oregon and
grant donation rights to settlers coming up its final
passage, opposed by Mr.. Westoott and postponed
until tomorrow
The loan bill was then taken up. Mr.. Westcott op-
posed the details Of the bill and moved that notes
ahOud be disposed of in any way for less than and
interest Agreed to.
Mr.. HUNTINGDON moved amendment to limit the au
hority to issue treasury notes eighteen months after
the passage of the bill.
This opposed by Messrs. speight, Cameron, Bsgby
and others.
The amendment was rejected-yeas %, nays 80.
Mr. EVANS moved to amend the bill so to limit the
authority of reissue only to such notes may be
coved in payment Of pu bic dues prior to maturity.
After debate by Messrs. Cass, Clayton, Bagby, Man
gum, speght, Evans, and Westcot the amendment was
rejected, "a to as.
Mr.. SIMMONS then offered an amendment to extend &c .
cury of public lands to treasury notes well stock
issued under the act but after debate would withdraw
the amendment for that offered by Mr. Westcot to sf
fordopportunity to to strike out the whole section
pledgng public lands for paying public debt.
After the rejection Of this and two other amend
ments proposed and adopted with additional section
requiring the Secretary of the Treasury report Con-
gress at the commencement OF session all done by
him under this act the bill ordered to be engrossed
for third reading, and the Senate adjourned
House OF Representatives.
Mr. Elicit the member from Mississippi, in place
Mr. Jefferson Davis qualified and took his seat
On motion Of Mr.. BOYD, the House went into Commit.
tee Of the Whole the bill TO increase the pay Of and
grant bounty lands to, regulars and volunteers of the
army.
Mossrs. Mcdowell, of Ohio, HAnMASsoS, Wick, Ro.
BERT SMITH, GRAHAM, McCLERrAND, POLLOCK, NORRIS,
BOYD, and sundry Others addresses the comm it,ee-
Amendments proposed.
The committee then proceeded to vote on the amend
ments, some Of which adopted, changing material
the features of the bill.
The amendments were reported to the House, and
without any vote thereon, it adjourned.
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IL Y II II &c M AILS.

WARRINGTON Jan. 25 1876.
The day has been Of great interest in the senate
The military laid and the loan bill taken up,
not much from the pressing necessities of the Cove IN.
men as from the fact that decision has been had M
caucus as to what is to be done with thu military ILL
and the land beuntie and the volunteers and Gen Tay
or and all that We expect the loan bill will at least
occupy all the day tomorrow The expose OF Col Ben.
ton VIII be found to confirm your letter writer's state
ments, all the way down from the mission to France Of
ered the Colonel in September last That an Evans is
whole team on the finances, and Senator Niles TO-DAY
certa y the next most conspicuous character in
the loan bill The free trade democrats are not disposed
TO waste time in discussing the tariff es,ion While all
that matter is settled to their satisfaction.
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NETHERLAND SOCIETY.
meeting held the 2sd tpsl the following gentlemen
have been appointed officers OF the Netherland Society,"
wiz
John f. Van Eden Hollormann President. Al Warren ST.
i q. Kemp. van Ee, Vice President.
r. van den Byiardt, w. A. Smels Raphael Schayer, w.
Malta, Drectors
Treasurer, II. Psnten, IS Chatham St
Secretary, I. Hodenpy
The direction of the society take this opportunity
gratefully ACKNOWLEDGING the iolown ing donations IF de
Festa, sass Kemp lie, S. A. H. pakker 81; T. Leven
steyn, $ Cohen 81; Dusseldorf, $l I'd bylardt 81 w
Smets, $21 Cohen 81; Cohen de Baer ST. M Syvart ST. L.
Goslmg, SGT Zimmerman s.; H. Planten, ST. H. Smith
81; TcsWyeth. s.; Herckenrath and Van Damme, $lo
The direction would further ask to state that the OBJ
Ject OF this society by emgra
ton OF Holandcrs but solely when they do
caution them much possible against the imposons
which emgfants are generally exposed provide them
further with work. and Ia OF sicane distress
~ to assist them The arrivals Of Hoandes lately
with the understanding that 10 900
VIII arrive here shortly sufficient the CHAIR
table feelings OF the native Hollandsrs this city
Der IN this country Is small that il makes raising of
permitted to call in the aid Of the of Hoanders
aud the pubic in genera them that will hap
enrol them members OF the Society thar any
naon forwarded to the President Treasurer will be thank
fully accepted.
N. The Netherland Society will hold a meeting on
Thur,day evening Jan 49, O'clock the Athenaum
Hotel cor. Of Broad ay and leonard sts
JOHN +. VAN EDEN HOLLERMANN, Pres't N. g.
y. HoprNPYI, Sec'y., MS jy2G 3t.c
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- On the I'd Dec. at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Tracy j.
HARDING, OF consumption, formerly Of this city.
On Tuesday, Dad inst, after short illness, RUTH,
wife of George Messerve, in the 46th year Of her age
ly invited to attend her funeral Thursday afternoon,
18th inst from No. % Stanton street,
Yesterday, Jan &C. after short Illness Mrs ELIZA,
wife of Thomas Hogan in the 35th year of her age.
Her friends and acquantances, and those Of her hus
band respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
afternoon at half past three o'clock from the sidence
ef her husband, So Duane street
On Tuesday the 26th inst, of scarlet fever RoBERr
EDGAR, only child Of Robert and Mary Handley aged
three years and six months
The friends Of the family, and those of his grandfather
William Hickman, respectfully invited attend his
funeral from the residence Of his father 260 West 18th
street. on Thursday, 2sth at o'clock Pm. 2
On Tuesday Jan. 49, Of congestion of the BRAIN Lucy
CHAPPELL, daughter OF Hiram and Juliet Osrander aged
four months and one day
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, at l92 Canal street.
On Tuesday morning, JAM IS, CHARLOTTE WILSON
eyed year. month and Is days. the daughter of
Alexander and Frances Wilson
The relations and friends of the family requested
70 attend the funeral at the residence of her parents No.
a0s Third Avenue, corner of 18th street. Wednesday
afternoon at halfpast O'Clock.
At New Orleans the 18th JAM at his brothers. resi-
dence No. 81 Chartres street, DR. TRUMAN SrrLLMAN a
native OF New York, aged 81 years.
AZ Washington ON the night of Saturday 2sd inst. at
haifpast o'clock, in the 74h year of his age Dr. Fac.
Derrick NAV. DR.. May was of the Oldest and most
deservedly respected inhabitants Of Washington, of
which he had been resident for nearly fifty years
In Roxbury on the 9Th lust, BENJAMIN NouRsE, aged
72years.
Bangs, of bingham. aged 7s
In CambIidgeport ON the oath inst, Mrs MARTHA, re-.
Let Of the late Capt. Andrew Newell, aged 70.
In brooklyn, on the Gath inst, Mrs SARAH RICHARD
SON, aged 20 years and days
In Bristol, on the 18th inst, Miss NANCY TITUS aged
70yeara
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PROGRAMME OF THE GRAND CONCERT


PROGRAMMES OF THE GRAND CONCERT
CHURCH 70 OF q f Fl fe CRu g f:
ATTHE TABERNACLE WEDNESDAY EVENING
Mo,.r-Nr e.o,v. Ar PART AR IT. r.. c,o.. =,
Ed%Sd IG Iod.rp .os1: bel Mozart
iSs: sss 's 4Ss Family Bible: H's"'
ls? tissS cop.A
the AIehs Doss sG%po:sd dpa'.: D''1 Nor.
Two Par. song-Mi.s E. WATSON "a, and MIR. T.. Lodsr
o,et.choi2 Of Ii. TABERNACLE: song Of ANGEL.
treble sn.s SSoIoIIhe angels touchd their hnps with
Semi Chorus Then all once. with full o'erwhelm.
Eng ing swsll the strain arose;
sh1s asy %s ar. III Il: and s i.s' va.
Tenor Rsssa R Ss.Se was mute tn. stream.
wi, %.sSs shs,
bas-Mis: Julia SS oy1iha Hls sad MR.. E. Loder
eoS.s Of esSc.oH b. Ms.: duff , i. S Il
Pona) Composed BY; Glover
how lovely 'i' !%s no. o. the
Piano forte i; rom the n.nu.coiy Of Mr. T5o%s.
TO commence at half past o'clock
the 7 o
GREAT ATTRACTION AND NOVELTY
'THE EQLIAN ASSOCIATION will give their frs,
Ths ,f osSn. aIs., h Ts ces
MISS HIFFERT.
MISS M MAh 81 The 7. celebrated Improvi.or,
MIR. QUAYLE,
-, Mr.. GEORGE REA,
forte from Chambers Co.. of Broadway In addition to
the musical talent secured they az prize splendid
Gold Watch to the author of the best and con-
/. Mis- S Martin, M...r. Philip.
2. sohs-"My Normandy"-Mr QuavIe
o. Observation-Disclosures is Sleeping" miss Hfert and Mr.
I Balladw",ka,heeo Mayoumeen,"-Mss Martin.
8 Ballad Thou hast Woven the spelln-Mr Phillips
J. Comic Song-"Dd You Ever,"-Mr. Harrison
D. sqGngE"Will You Come to my Mountain Home"-Mss
. GlesN"oh Stranger Lend"-Mi.s HHert. Mr. Phillips.
TO- E1t.mporausou, eGusion subjects proposed by the
audience Blank cads will be distributed on which they
may be written.
l. Glee-" Winds Geatiy WhispeI Messs Phlps On ,vls
a. sopg-"Oh Gentle Maid'--Ms, Hifert.
g. New pstional Acknowledgment and sung by
i'Duet,'Come Where the vio,ets Blow"-Mim Hiaert
S Comic song-"Joy. of wintern-Mr. Harrison.
6. Ballad" CushLama chree'-Mss Martin
9, song-"King .fthe Wsye"-Mr; Kes
TO- HamoIoas sleey Sweet por hsTls2n Phil
lips, Quayle aud Rea
The committee pledge themselv this one of the
the Music Stores Turner ard Fishers at the
on the day and evenug of the aud also az
Conuad comreon will be sent TO the Tabernacle
to O'Clock day of concert selection III 6v
Of the best will be read for the decision Of the audience
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TO THE
LATEST MO m EMIT.
n E l. E & II APHIC.



WAsHIssToS, Jan. 10, lss7.
slip from the New Orleans Pieayuns Of the 18th, IL
O'Clock NJ furnishes Vera Cruz advces to the slst De-
osmbsr with items from Mexico (similar to the news
already received by the steamer MssissppD Gomez
Faras was sworn into office on the 2ath and assumed
the functions of Chief Executive in the absence OF Santa
Anna He delivered short address. and pledged him.
self to prosecute the with vaor and constsncy, untn
Justice was and the territory evacuated
The election Of President was expressly declared 70
be ad interim; Canazo appointed Minister OF War
Zubiets, Minister Of Finances Ramirez, OF Foreign Al
fairs
The troops at Vera Cruz were sadly straitened for
supplies.
The expenses Of the army at San Luis were S377,Ooe
per month
Lizardo il again appointed agent of the Foreign De-
partment.
Loperena is authorized TO negotiate loan of twenty
millions in London. The entire army In great strait
for want Of provisions.
We have no Now Orleans papers of the 10th, and no
confirmation of the battle Victoria.
Pierre Soule, democrat elected Senator from Lou
sana in place Of Mr. BaSlbw, deceased First ballot
soue 90 l.. Bordelon 50.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,

ne Subscribers having leased the above magnificent e.
plshmea oner the same 10 rent by the ght or week
tunth heir return from the south on the fst March
particulars can he obtained of Mr. Dumore agent for
the iessses az the boz Office, every morning between The
hours 81 ~ and ~ All commun be 10
Mr ynmors, po'tpad, they will not be attended TO
Jou kpL SEGUlN x FRAZER.
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Second Board.


Chester, New Jersey, the 2sd inst by the Rev.
ME- Williamson, WILLIAM b. ToMKINs, to ANN ELIZA
ssTH, eldest daughter of John Str ker, Esq.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 10 P. NJ.
Fleur Ia held at IS rs SIS 81. Cotton has advanced
one half cent. Stocks in good demand
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26, 10 p. NJ.
Flour Is selling to-day at S. rs So There has been
advance In cotton of half cent The stock market
was quite brisk, and the prices are advancing.
{3- The Boston telegraph interrupted last night
by the rain.
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TICKET NIGH.

Ps1n.s y: sSrSEE k' 81 2
AitsI which. The IRISH rosT-Terence o'orady, Mr.
To conclude with. FoRTUNIo-Fortunio, Mr.. Hunt.
If IL z: s:n d: "
R0WERY TUEATRE-WednesdayE Evening. January
. : ss Tf iHi
dssrsf By . s ss Tsy BAcH
E: s: Ai 1e! Fl THE
Tfeaels Hadawsy; Cha,; Faulkner, MIR NesSs. '''''
aas ~
MITGAELL's 0hYMPIC THEATRE.-Th: Ever:
THE pHRK"H CIs%.ns. SGH EVsIsia win MATCH IN
e, do NsGn. Sy Ms: PainstOn
HpSRs w; Byron r,.n.a.
NJ re- sSasSds with the KINGS oARDENER-e.loeAard
D,s,: fss e'q SDp.. to.s: s.rs pit ssas
1s.ss oe HISs:: . ss
PAALIMOs OPERA HOUSE, Ihamoer, ,trest.--On
n S
a Loa sdSsr of 1 Ss
Honor LUCIA. Mrs Bouara '"''''' ''''' Lazy ''
5H uer BOXES and rarqustte. 90
Private 0c.s. p:"cn:. ..:::.
o sts: 'ra r. i ;.frl'd at the box os: from 10
BO W FRY THEATRE,
inns EvENlNG Jan. 9Th, the performances will be
y varied by the introduction for the time this season.
Mr. SANDS, a. the
COURIER OF ST PETERSBUR
Master HEkNANnEZ IS this
EMPEROR NAPOLEON
MIR MOSLEY's Great act upon
- TWO HORSES
The Dancing Horses Fighting Ponies Sc &c
ne Amphith.atre is pleasantly med thfou shout
ss.,. :sssi:s
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
E"A.MARsHAL Lessee. w. X. BLAKE, Manager
VIZ, He,engaTsment Of MIR. and MRS. CHARLES KEAN
formed the comedv Of ' W." Nv F''
THE HUNCHBACK
Sir Thomas Clifford. ,,..,....... MIR G. Ke,n
So w aiter. II Jameson
t.yses' go. .h1chtugs
luna. ........................Mr Mrs e Kean
Heieh' '...... -. ...". Miss tCr0cker
To conclude with
The MIDNIGHT HOUR.
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"A OF TWeIVe UOIIafS VIII each
enlisted for the Artillery or Infantry arm.
bcsid.s the monthly above sated, ration Der
day allowed soldier which amply cient his
sn6s;tence also large supply Of comfortable and
and attention will be paid making men who
may enlist and determined their ount.y
faith comfortable end con.ened with their situation Tho
best meeca attendance always provided for the sick
unable to perform hs duty Should the soldier be disabled
in the ne of his duty the laws pension him
BY the above it is that the and allowances
spectacle and that with prudence and monthly
pay OF the soldier may be laid thing
for his comfort and convenience fu.hed by
therefore, readily from x420 5000 du
lisment Of Five and at the expiration of the
If he chooses small farm
States and there settle himself comfortably his
for the Of his life.
The of dollars will be paid to any citizen non.
commissioned officer soldier who shall bring to the
ed he citizen should his recruit the
or Captain, and not to the recruiting sergeants
r. MORRISON Capt. 4th Reg. Inf
. Recruiting Officer.
Recruiting Rendezvous. A Washington st. les stsrc
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II. GUERRfER..


RLEACHER and Dresser of Dry Goods, established for
- several this city, has the inform
aud Jobbers that by new superior all
late Inventions he is able restore all kinds Of 81 Goods
spotted by dampness otherwise damaged this process
applies equally Velvets Ribbons, Grapes, Silk Gloves
silk Stockings, nc.
G yes restored without leaving any odor ch,ngfng
thsr shapes at IS cents per doz All kinds OF Shaw
Lace Goods and Embroid.r perfect order Par
TIC olar eenon will be paid the refreshing and pressing
Of stock Goods of all descriptions All Of which will be
done very moderate prices.
Apply at 90 Dcy Street New York. liz lmsr
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STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STORE
TD LET
MIMEE DIE

r..
DUBLISHED THIS DAY, book entitled "Niuc. P;. for
the Million" containing 400 encrayinrs and 5sa
pages full Of the wild and wonderful humorous and
price only IS csrts companion the idle Hour Book
Also published Leaflets of the Bali Rom, hahn,
eompee instructor in the celebrated Polk, QuadrIc, win
the music of the Redowa Waz-price I21f cents. WV"
TUaNER FISHrR
"a Chatham street
VALENTINEs-The most extensive assortm emit IN Ann.
Tca on the of completion. Send along your orders
TINS
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NEW YORk GALLERY OF THE FINE

ne Inhibition OF the works Of Art belonging to this
INSTITUTION Is now open the Rotunda in the Park -
Three hne piece, Of Sculpture By have BEEN lately
and D9g the gin of Charles Leupp, Esq and Adon
IN aoaiion 10 me above and valuable catalogue Of En-
and Voyage OF Life besides other fine specimens of AMER
eau Art by Mount lngham, nman Edmonds Dursnd Chap
man, RoshermcI, and others "''
Ihs Gallery open daily from AM until dark and on
Maonai{ ana TUESDAY Evenings only until 10 Pm.
Catalogues 12ls cents. dol tm.od'..
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TO OWNERS OF REAL tSTAIE
ERANGls BLANCHET, Agent. Informs the owners of
zeal Estate that he takes charge of letting
ng lots end collecting the teos
b. has been, for the last years. the agent of the late
John onnele and devong all his time the above bust.
ness he III give fu satisfaction those persons who will
entrust him with their confidence He give the bes re-
ercuces and security any required Please i'd
dress note through the Post Office No 27s Sixth Avenue
Dfce houIs before A. NJ. and after F. NJ
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FOR SALE IN bOOKLYN.

The excellent double two story family residence sit
;H uated at The of Pacific Powers sts Brook
lynn about 20 minutes walk from the South Ferry an
ohuous asses close to the dwelling which only three
Years "a ana was built without
ssDsiantl mnner replete with and
ID pce order occupies 43 feet front by feet desp
OF pazzas oa aud of the back uuldinx
10 pY ~ feet serving for the kitchen and other Offices The
sd % . me garden being ,assay laid and stock
there is an excellent carriage house stable and the
whole property admirably adapted for the of
amy OF the first respecaby Apply further particu.
lars to H. C. ADAMS. No. IS Wall street. lei cod Iwsr
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NOIICE
VI>HE friends OF WILLIAM DAVIES spec fully in
l. vted TO attend meeting, at the house of Peter Milne
IL Centre street., Thursday evening 2sh inst eight
oclock for the Of completing the arrang
the Ball to be given for his benefit Friday evening 10Th
February at the Coliseum, $50 Broadway.
By order Of the Committee,
j26 3tsrc g. DOUGLAS. Secretary.
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CONCERI.
HENRY G.. TIMM be Is leave TO announce 70 hi, friends
aud the public that he w give Grand Vocal ard In
stumenal Concert ON Saturday. the 9TH Of Eeb Further
particulars hereaiter j22 FAfW& S4tssr
CONCERT AT JERSEY CITY.
THE ALLEGHANIANS Cat the request OF several fsmi.
4 lies in Jersey City, )wi give a Concert on
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan 20
Warrington Hal-on which ccason they will sing
variety OF their most admired pieces commencing half
past o'clock. iag7 2ts RE
DfOLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS,
kon ONE NIGHT ONLY, previous to taking up hi re-
sdence IN Europe at the Society Library
naId street and Broadway Friday evening"
O'Clock precisely.
DR.. VALENTINE,
D.neatoI Of Eccen rcie respectfully es that he
WI ntroduce ms Humo Entera of
Qeer Quaint Quizz'cal and Comcs Characters embrac.
lug nn Farce Freak Ffcc Folly and Fobes illustrated
by living portraits Of celebrated known unknown
IONS ntertpeIed with musical sketches country
maids comic lectures stage travels
eamboa tips, Long Island with mitaons Of the
hungarian Singers country chools orons speeches. &c.
should the w.ather prove stormy, IL will off the
following Monday, rain or shine. - 49,
Tickets admitting gentleman or gentleman and l,dy 50
cehts. JCft~c
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THE LONii ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 200,000 DOLLARS.
a

WIIH.f SURPLUS.
OFFICE III Fulton STREET BROOKLYN
CONT!NUES to IKE risks buildings, machinery,
~ chindise nnd property generally their usual favorable
terms This company has passed through the two greatest
confsgraons that have occurred in the country they
owe their from them with paatively
10 the system which they have always pracsed Of limiting
aud scattering their risks All losses which the company
may sustain vii, be adjusted and paid promptly hereto
fore. - -
The Company take special notify their in
New York. OF all expiratons Of policies.
g ~ r,a., 3. W, DELAMATER, President.
- -. rINN. secretary jas misrc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
CFFicE NO. ~ WALL STREET, OPPOSITE THE MEpcuAST's
EXCHANGE.
Gls Company against loss or depae
by Fire on dwelling houses warehouses building. In
general goodswaes and and every descrpon
OF personal property also against damage by ma
yisaton and transportation. -
DIRECTORS
Thoras w. Thorue, Ei,aha Rim.
Thomas L. Woodruff, Ansen Bnfer'
~ " Nop1on, ND Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Josenh Allen
meSes ucker, James H. Holmes,
sonh ~ Davison John +. More
yonn u Lee, William X. Thorn,
Frances +. Sage, Eugene Bogert
John q. Merritt, Robert Smifh
GEU..T. HOPE. Secretary 80 sirc
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r 4sT ga T1THs ANP sTFFSks. Of THE

u HtUMATlsM, PINS AID sTIFFNES. OF THE
IL JOINTS, SCROFULA, DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
Nc &c No's COMPOUND SyRUP Of ydIiodate Of Potsssa
rasaparills, aud Yellow DockThs medicinal remedy
published Tor the sole t Of those
,sm aims end ,tffaess othe n,s swelling ofthe
lar suostancesnea- them OF the skin, and diseases
arising from impure state of the blood &C. From bona
de experiments und the direction and supervision
most eminent Of The Faculty has received heir
recommendations and many have it the best pos
ble blnston OF remedies for the above named diseases
IL prepared from the purest articles and is warranted to
give sa sactou 1t tns purihes and quckens the ecua-
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The great aud ncreaing dem md for article Of this kind
MS induced the before the public
al may have the benefit ofand tnow there remedy
Tor these most distressing complaints IL ed
iuli confidence and needs al vince the
creduous OF Its surprising properties.
Prepared and sold by CHARLES n. RING, Druggist,
~ 1879 Broadway, John 81.
~. B. Be sure to observe the wuuen signature of C. H.
HING over the cork of e ch bottle in26 I'm
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NATURAL MUSIC.

%:H STILL greater attraction a, ARCHY'5, No. John
street "A H. has Just received by the Leaf pae kets
XEfrom Europe, considerable addition hx already
most extensive stock of Singing and Fancy Bi DIS
Amongst the following will be found the most choice
de cp,ioa OF Long Breed and Dutch and
aad all other thing. pertaining The above Will at all times
be found at Archy's No 5 John ST. " ~
N b-Shetland Ponies King Charles Spaniels Italian
Grey hounds and other fancy dogs constantly hand
fS-An early inspection rs this witlout
oouot e jew seIectton ne mas ever offered J25 tmrc
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A HOTEL In JERSEY CITY TO LET
~ TO tET-Ihe Ihotel formerly kept by Robert M ar
E:B TIN, No. Montgomery street, in the immediate vi
eiuy Of the railroad depot and ferry and the CON
ca aePot OF me Cunard line OF steamers The loca
VIII DC rented ow and possession given Immediately APP
jas 3t~rrc Ierssv r;,r
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
TO LET,
A IN the beautiful village Of New Rochelle consis.
E4 ing OF large dwelling house. carriage
wh large garden, stocked with variety Of fruit
trees aud twenty grape vines Would be desirable situa.
tion Tor large family, for boarding house The house
having eighteen flashed To good tenant it will be
low POSSESSION the LIST of April next For fu rther
m enquire OF Charles Francis 80 Bowery; Bell
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