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JApAN.-Advices from Japan, via Batavia,
state that on the 10th of February, lSi7, most
destructive fire broke out in Yedo, which ragged two
days covering space three miles long by one and half
wide consuming the residences Of several princes and
vast number Of houses.
French squadron, under the command OF Rear Ad-
mira ece visited the Loo Choo Islands, and arrived
Mt Nangasak the 2sth Of July, when he addressed
letter to complaining Of the harsh treat
ment suffered by the of French ship which had
been driven by distress the Island Of Jesso in 1914
and requested for the future protection and assistance
Of the Japanese Government for French crews which
might be driven by distress the shore Of that empire
lie remained but three days in the harbor Nangasa
was not permitted land and left without waiting for
an answer his letter and the arrival Of prov
son that intended to be sent to him BY tho Co
vernor.
The Danish corvette Galathes, under command OF
Count Steen Bile arrived of the bay Of Yedo on tho
30th Of August aud asked leave to proceed up TO tho
city which refused
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CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Th brig Mary Ann Jones,
Capt wilkins, arrived yesterday from Havana,
having sailed the I'd inst, bringing us papers OF that
date
From Central America news had been received BY one
or two arrivals, Of some Importance.
Since President Carrera has withdraw, Guatemala
from the confederation OF Central America,
and declared her separate and independent republic,
the States of Salvador and Nj caragua laborng
effect political union the plan 1t IL said Of
Union.
Commissioners have been appointed from both States
who meet ut the port Of La Union In the bay Of
Conchagua, endeavor TO effect the desirable event
manifesto appears from Gen Carrera, assigning
for withdrawing from any more attempts Of this
kind.
lie evidently is jealous Of designs which he suspects
the United States entertain Of obtaining command Of
the Isthmus at point and alludes quite pointedy
TO designs Of conquest in that direction.
All Central America appears to be quiet Costa Rica
It Is thought will follow the example Of Guatemala and
declare herself dependent.-N o. Pic, May 10.
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Poll teal and Person l,

Gov. Bebb has appointed o. NJ. Mitchell, Esq, of Gin
cinna the celebrated astronomer adutant general Of
the Ohio Militia MIR. Mitchell educated At Wsst
Point.
Chief Justice Hageman the distinguished politician
and jurist died at his residence in Toronto c. W.
the evening Of the l4th inst.
and Pacific Railroad before the Connecticut House Of
Capt Macondry, first oicer Of the jamestown in her
late voyage gave dinner to the Of the ship, yes
terday afternoon at his residence In Dorchester Be-
tween seventy and eighty Of the ships company
present, and had merry time enough
During the months Of March and April last past,
Gage, Hittenger Co. Of Charlestown Mass loaded at
their wharves vesels with ice for various
ports and places
1t is said, that the Rev. J. N Mafht has commenced
libel suits against Messrs Peck Smith and Scudder who
signed paper in reference to MIR. M&fnit's alleged
pulson from the New York city Methodist churches.
Also against the publishers OF the Christian 4dcoeate
In which the alleged libel appeared.
The citizens of Mobile have determined entertain
Mr. Webster in various ways, among other devices the
committee have marked out chowder party
Hon Zadoc Pratt, Of this State, arrived In st. Louis
the evening Of the 18th inst.
Hon. j. Musson died at his seigniory Of Terebonne,
Canada, Saturday, the 18th inst, at o'clock A NJ
Be had by his commercial abilities and enterprisng
spirit amassed fortune estimated at fl7000 year.
He called TO the Legislative Council Of Lower Cana
d. and appointed vice president OF the Bank Of Mon
rcal His 1900 subscription to relieve the sufferers BY
fire mt Quebec will be remembered.
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.

rA1rn New x9aa s!h Ar,
ses fs South Ws% S%ss until t s
s ss
ua he Of
asrsS % ;oH
;ssi aSd delivered
ssS
S4 The s bond Ss en-
VI. I'll Sol s
sss aes bond gay: Navy
su,~s sN "' ' rRosPERM wF INNS 8.:.,
H.! hi A. epa and
Agency and 6e%mi..loa Basins:ss he IF " II:
Esaae Of Broadway an La ESs
Real Estate Furniture Groceries, and merchandise in gene
Holding auctioneer's commission he is prepared to
attend 9 o s ss of Ks AND & to
which will at all times receive particular attention. and
Hotels private dwellings will beappaised correctly and
Liberal advances will be made on such articles as can be
stored and loaned on stocks notes. and
register will be kept Tor the sale or letting of house. and
lots aud Other TO save time and trouble to both
the terms, always noted myl lmeod.r
w II. BREASTED, EXCHANGE BROKER, Lafargs
w Building of Broadway and Reade street,
trance Reade Bank Bills, Gold and Silver Coin, Drafts
aud Notes Of Hand bought and sold.
NEw YoRx, May 2k7. myl I'm eodsr
COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS.-Thu es
~ adjustment will be and ready for the Of
visters the LIST day Of May si7 by its old proprietor
mi 3weodsrc HENRY HULL.
BOARDING AT HOBOKEN, Ferriage Free.-fhe sub.
~ criber has taken and furnishing the Atlantic
Hotel Hoboken and will be ready few days for the
cepton of boarders The House situated contiguous the
Ferry, and of easy access to the city.
The of the Bay and Narrows unobstructed and de-
mol IL
Hotel quiet, agreeable and comfortable home.
al8eodlw r Il. EniAR2QN,
300, OOU Gity Or BIoSllyn Real Estate. IN sum. to
will be loaned for Of Apply Immediately, s.
g. BROAD, No. IL Wall street, in the Croton Water Office
basement. ais eod2mSrc
A MEXICAN TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Worcester,
n MassachusetThe subscribers having leased and tho
roughly repaired for of years the above commodous
house situated the station Of the Boston and Worcester
Railroad their friends and the public that every
ton will be made the comfort and merit the pa
'l0"'ss Oh the travelling community" FUCKER BoNNEY.
THos TUCKER, formerly Of L. l. Railroad.}
II. T. BoNNEY. MI l3teQd*rc
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70 70 des, drawing pencils E csnss!! p:d
boxes pens oi0'' extra fine medium Es ''' &
i e 4: re- sf. ss IS "''''' e e
Dc ss%s S ss;i: Slafa ai III" ls.rmn. Dc
g DO 90 ''G e. Tf su S9's &c Do
Is do mem books smo. pe per egd doS
do cap blank books, G quire do
1000 tons coal. coarse e' Sutherland SD ,a Or
900 Do ss0.;buTTs; per ton q 1000 lbs.
10000 brick of the best quality Of hard smooth
BY T ,sh Of G;:s:
the remainder e;.se. will ee%mence on iss i41
ss@s' 2s s fasiyn be he ass ss
must be equal quality these samples More particular
o o i ~ may be examined at the E"gss
SPECIFICATIONS
800 pounds Of ha
Gai.s and H. to b. sen. to the Dry Doea S
WIN Be furnished speeyins hs ansn.i0q, Of 's nbsT
patterns required viii furnished by the
The prices Tor cast and wrought ron must Include al te "a
Dor Of turning boring drilling filing and lifting up complete
3. y .so: sf Ssst y ~ M Ii 81 %
charged wharf may be designated by the engineer.
The oilers made d"e"fe for each
ratey according its number and to be endorsed
mera,ed the list and amount cared the whole
Of the ela.s hid for expressed in Words the articles are
Be- Of the best quality to be deyered At the Navy Yard
quantities within the amount stipulated in the contract
may be required subject to such % DO directed
The bureau reserves to e right to increase or dmi.
the Of fifty per cent according the Of
service ms lawit re
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Law Intelligence.

Law Intelligence.
SUPREME COURT, May 2I.-Present the Chief Justice
vs.. Jekamah B. 1lifett.-The court gave Judgment In
this cause, which argued yesterday and fully re-
court below s SO that clemsncv mot inter-
posed, the defendant will be executed.
Polly Bodne .again.It will be recollected that four
indictments were found against Mrs Bodiue, two for
murder one for arson and the fourth for receiving so
len goodsthat of the indictments for murder
she was tried three times and on the last found
guilty and the verdict afterwards aside further
prosecution on that indictment abandoned. Appics-
on was made at the rising Of the court this afternoon,
to have her discharged from the remaining ndictments
After hearing her counsel and the District Attorneyfor
Richmond county on the part Of the people the court
granted order that she be admitted to bail on her
recognzance the remaining indictment for muir
der but made no order on the other two indictments
UNITED STATES CoMmIssIoNEnS OvrrcE-Befors
Commissioner Morton-.4tempt to Mutiny on boord
The ship SouthernerOn Monday last Capt Walker, Of
voyage to Liverpool and back On Tuesday out
his clearance, and the next day Wednesday dropped
something said by the first mate refused do
duty, and finally the mate and beat him In O
the boat lowered and the captain up to and
made complaint at the District Attorneys Office upon
which warrant was issued by Commissioner Morton.
and given to Deputy Marshal Collins to DO executed.
The marshal went down Wednesday evening but
the moment he appeared on deck and announced his
GRAND the mdsse, and ordered him OF
peril Of his life The officer being unarmed and having
assistance he withdrew and came up to the quaran
CHOIR stated what had occurred and asked for assist
ance The LIST lieutenant who board at the time,
told him there was not a sufficient number of mon on
board but directed him call at O'Clock next
ing when the would be mustered. Mr.. Collins
was there at the appointed time and all things being
in readiness the of the cutter ordered her
to be steered to where the Southerner lay anchor
On nearing the Southerner the Of the latter,
perceived were determined to resist upon which
the captain of the cutter ordered his men to draw
their cutlasses and board the Southerner sword
in hand The mutneers seeing that resistance would
be in vain, allowed the cutters to board without
further difficulty The captain Of the cutter then call
ed for the shipping articles which he read to the crew.
and pyned out to them the ilegaty Of their proceed
lngs, and the punishment that would follow II they
were prosecuted upon which, with the exception Of
six they promised to return to their duty The six
who refused were ironed, and three OK them-George
| Wilson, George johnson and Thomas Dockerty-who
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New Orleans was to have been illuminated on sasur
day evening last In honor Of American victories az -,
Mexico The arrangement for the display includes ",
the buildings TO be specially illuminated all the puons
buildipgs-the custom house, municipal DALE co"''
rooms churches, and many other places,
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A. b G.. BRANDON,
b Loo X L E TIE r SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
8 G n P A ! N T 3 r 8,

SIGN PAIN IT E R 8,
Adjoining the H Harlem Railroad Once, New York
9pe1,omy Of our Weed Letter Signs 0S beauty
PecaedSy many Of the principal Of business which
fact will by ference tn:
f S jSt;sr: Hotel Ni|;Ssl fsisl
kin Tea Company, &c, &c, &c.
the principal firms In almost every city IN the Union
r AIDES DRESS, HABIT :ANDiPELlssE CUTTING
eurs Celebrated system Of Dress Cutting will be gwen per-
manenty at No. GO Chambers street. lew doors east OF Broad
Ladies in easy circumstances .swell those engaging in
ton be able fit themselves and others with and
For the Of introducing .; method md making
Hsa %I,6 from
Fresh e seeaps, dresses
der haadkerchef PLAIN and figured mUsins thread and ma
ton aces black Brussels acss wells the newest style. IN
mil seod.Tic SCOTT & CO. s17 Broadway.
FANS ERESGH d i@4 GHNEsE
way Offers to the trade the largest IN the
s es G'Sss bone rfI iGts ss%.
ebony siek Chinese Carved and Chinese Feather Fans.
III, E% ssfs beautiful
ever imported my2o S22.r
lowing choice segs! Away. hand and a, the mos,
Nee ,'S}s M'.% sis
rndad de 0r9 Panetsa Rough and Ready Espe
ofJuo Sans and Rendon brands Regaas pressed and ofa
n g. This establishment ha, no connection with any other
in this city or elsewhere. ml2 3tawiw.r
CLIREHUGH, HAIR.CUTTER AND WIG, MAKER,
has removed to l8 Broadway, enhance BY the store Of
Nj s., Joha Halter, directly Opposite the City Hotel!
stoned BY agent for the details Of which will
be published few days and will exhibit piece OF each.
cry, almost without parallel me ltt"r
ITO observation-disclosures proposals for building.
Front For further particulars apply tithn weekly
street RvNG No. '1~ Nassau up
stairs myl2 7tsrc
wi TERs FOR siGNsoodice 20 Maiden Lane. entrance
Green seeThese letters remarkable for durability aud
the city-which briliancy warranted to stand exposure
the weather They oapanned color that may
be desired aia6msfh
T AIDES, s25 PER WEEK-A genteel and pleasant bust.
tons and apparatus which win insure income Of US per
week any lady Of enterprise and industry in any city
Apply at g. Chambers street, from 9AM.to6P.M
mv2o3tsr
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOOps-Gentle.
IN mems outittingy Agate formerly Parels X Agate
customers and strangers full and varied assortment of
emen furnishing goods adapted to the and coming
selected or r" wh sh Under %
ments Hosiery, &C. &c .,;..,.. .,,..,;.,, -
BThe ,Sbserbes will pay gt edSls Attention Rod to
Braces &C., having engaged superior artist 10 attend the
myis lm.re JOSEPH AGATE, 2s1 Broadway.
BEDBUG POISON.
VIZ ATsON's INFALLIBLE BEDBUG POISON.-The
most eecua destroyer bnisher Of Bedbpgs ever dis
covered needs application TO satsfy ne most mere
duous of its wonderful and immediate efects-Prce o. -
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
DRY DOCK AP BROOKLYN.
SUPPLIES FOR 1919.

AGENTS
PROPOSALS will be received At The Navy Agent. 0mee,
soa oeoeH oS f fc
sSa
the fiscal year ending on Both June 1919
be Srs;r Ga: the
lei sSSs5 bidder; bond @
Glass No L-HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
5000 barrels Of Iss sfsS BAND barrel
Class Ga BA5H FfS
500 g.: half s,o as
4 4eeSi SAX TIMBER PLANX Se &C.
1000 cubic feet white oak i mbsr, sawed, to
10000 FEET rf g. = sst * S"f nh. DO
$4,000 s esi 10 jersey G"s per M IT, M
5000 feet 80 B. IN NJ .YMs Maple Jo.s to niche. 10
INCHES diameter 200 cubic feet per cubic foot.
ss stts syy G"s s5s' stick
cl:.. Y ~ lsss@AsY'kLLow PINE TIMBER. rLASR &c.
is'lsT rsi i0 .Sa.1
j wifi e Ii :ssT; ; @sl:s ''
Cis's Ne: S.WEIT,E PINE he TIMBER, PLANK &c. SO.
inches saved 80 to 50 feet iouE per cubic foot
inches square hewcd, 50 to IS feet long, do
$4,000 feet D. NJ White Pine Scantlng Timber,
3to inches square, sawed, Is to 40 feet
$4,000 feet b NJ, White Pine Plank. first quail
,ty. to inches thick Is to 80 feet 'ong, do
10000 feet b. NJ. w. P Plank, second quality,
fh.; VIZ. / :.: &c! Quality DO
H. Pill So:i opf inch do
thick, do
inches thick 80 to 80 feet long; ;, &c do
Glass No. 7.-PILES.
500 Spruce Piles, Is to 40 feet long, not less
than inches in diameter at the small end
20 spars Of Spruce or White Pine, 50 to IS
feet long, not less than inches in dame
ter, at the small end do
Glass No s--IRON, &c
6,000 pounds Of Sanderson's Cast Steel, a to 21
inches square and round; per pound.
1000 pounds of Cast Steel "a to . inches square
1000 pounds Of Cast Steel bl.,ered, fiat from q
to ~ in. thick snd to inches wide do
5000 POUNDS lof Wrought Iron, round, q to 4
inches diameter, do
90 pounds of Wrought Iron. round, u to Q
inches diameter, do
5000 pounds Of Wrought Iron, square, \ to q
10000 pounds Of Wrought Tron fiat, \ to ~ inches
thick, and inches wide, do
5000 pounds Of Wrought Iron crowbars, foa
1000 pounds Of Wrought Iron washers. " to q
inch hole, do
ameter, do
1000 pounds of timber chain, ~ inch Q to IL feet
long, very best quality, do
1000 pounds of blocks for Granite hammers do
Class No. 9-HARDWARE
dozen cross-cut saws, per dozen.
| do hand do do
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charge Of poisoning the family of jeremiah Crowly re-
siding Mt NO 10 Cross street Justice Drinker commit
ted the accused for further examination
Petit Larcenies.-Daniel Conner was brought I'm ON q
charge Of stealing silver watch worth S. belonging to
John Moore, residing at No 46 Rutgers street Locked
up by Justice Timpson.
John Reed and Bill Hilton both arrested on
charge of stealing bank bills and silver coin to the
Of 50 10, the property of John Wallace belong
ing to the ship Clifton lying at the wharf at Brooklyn
Locked up for trial by Justice Drinker.
Petit Lareenies.-Oficer lube of the 10th ward AZ
rested yesterday black woman called Sarah Fullmsr,
charge Of stealing reticue worth So belonging to
Mrs Finly 100 Greene street. Locked up by Justice
Timpson John Reed arrested last night by ocers
Baker and Murphy Of the 9Th ward, ON charge of
stealing $40 from John Wallace. while in " crib on
the Five Points. Committed by Justice Drinksr.
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BEDBUG POISON. ,s,

BEDBUG POISON. -
VIZ ATSON'S INFALIIBLE BEDBUG POISON.-The
w experience of past proves this 70 pe NE
most eecua destroyer and banher OF Bedbugs ever dls
covered needs one application satisfy the most mere
dulous Of its wonderful and immediate ehee-pnce r.
Sold wholesale and retail only ApothecarIes Hail. 80
Catherine 46 Grand street, and Olco mchtnon
Co., i27 Maiden Lane; and l39 Fulton street, BROOKLYN
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INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

SANTIAGO, May lstf.
Allow through your widely circulated and useful
paper say, that the three companies Of s. infantry
which New York Ith April under command Of Lieut.
Colonel Fay arrived this day May 8, at Brazos Santa
go. Every able to carry his musket Shore in
high spirits and good health 1.-THE officers of each corps
DESIRE through you, to tender thanks to Captain
James n Hays, ofthe brig g. B. Lamar for his uniform
accommodating and gentlemanly conduct during our
passage You that numbered two hundred
and two souls and therwas scarcely jar to
the peace and pleasure Of our voyage. We had full
share of sickness but that prepared for the eli
mate in which we to dwell We pitch tents forthis
night and tomorro morning, 9th inst. march to Pao
Alto Gen. Cadwaader met us here this morning
you will be apprised Of our movements
Capt. Hays OF the brig g. B. Lamar, has the sigma
lures of our oicers-Liut Col John j. Fay Capt ]. A.
Yard Capt. J. w. Collect, Lieutenauts @. w. Taylor
j. w Patten, 7. II Brcugere, d. Yard, Capt. A, WI
kns Lieut. r. Dummer, Lieut.. +. NJ Cummins DR.. j.
Conger
within elast two days, the following military gen.
temon have reported themselves at Gen Brookes Office
Captain Bills 10th infantry Captain Wicklie Captain
Mckinney, Captain Owen and Lieut. Miles. Also, Maj
Lee of the It'll infantry; W Peternell 10th infantry
Captain King LIST infantry and Captain Bethel
There encamped at the Carroton race course,
detachment Of the 10th infantry 400 men, under Lieut.
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DR.. Sweetser,s Panacea.

THIS MEDICINE is warranted, OATH not TO contain
particle OF Caomel, Corrosive Submhte, Arsenic
Chloride or Gold or any deleterious minerals,
The principle upon which this Medicine acts Is ny ~
ssng and harmonzlng with nature u drives out an ou
acrimonious hmors blood and body and BY assim
Hating with and strengthening the gastric JUICE OF ,ne
artery muscle or nerve in The human body, that is not
strengthened by the PANACEA, and i also possesses IN
remarkable property Of removing mercury nom inc oone'
FOR ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN,
scuryv scobutic Affections Tumors, Scroina or Kings
Evil white swelling Eryspelas Ulcers Caneers Kaanns
Sores Scabs and Bes, time and determined perseverance
In DIR, SwEgTsBR's PASAcEA viii ehect ncurc'
FOR INDIGESTION,
Reiecon of Blood Nausea vomings Nervous Affections
bilious Complaints, Headache Paeness or Female hlegu
ares Dr. sy %, soon H eer cur
dose should be increased and the cure will soon be effected
Lei not the patients shsn hemsesss WIN n, he dea a
that this mildly operating medicine puts not weakness into
The frame but most certainly draws weakness out Leaves
and an appetite TO relish any food terminates The whole
frame with clearing the mndan improving
The sight
sCRoFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS,
Scroful ia said 10 be hereditary the infant receiving
from It's parents the seeds OF rs disease which increases
with lis years, u neglected, and not submitted g. frequent
publication with Dr, SwggTsER's PASAcKA. The glands
are placed In the corners of the body and out OF The way
Of direct communication their real use Is subject ON
which much difference Of opinion prevails; siices us 10
know that when in diseased state they are capable OF be-
ing purified and cleansed by long course Of Dr. SWEET
In cases Of dnldice, asthma, Lirr Complaints, Tic
Dooreur, Rheumatism, o. ReHatie Gout Dr. swERTsEns
PANAcEA be too highly extolod IL searches out the
very root Of the disease and by removing iro Inc blood
makes cure certain and permanent! ,.. 49,.
rel Stoae, Piles FIsuta Urinary Obsractions, and En-
IRENE Cosiireness DR. SwEETsEns PAsAcEA Is the best
mors from The blood which give rise the above diseases,
undby keeping the boodin pure condition. nsufcs health
DIR. swEETsER's PANAcEA,
Being composed only q vegetable matter or medical
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COPP'S PAVILION,

Located ON Ln.av., near corner OF 9th street,
A .feio steps north Of Coleman's Hotel.
ON the first floor is a first class RESTAURANT, with
~ several spacious private parlors for parties always
ready at the shortest notice. ..- ,s
On the floor there Is a suite OF spacious and very
neat BATHING ROOMS, where baths OF different kinds
may all times be had at the low charge of 2 cents EACH
hot cold Good servants constantly In attendance with
out charge Both the Restaurant and Bathing Estab
lishinent deemed inferior to none in the country
On the second floor is BOWLING SALOON, both com
modous and elegant and unsurpassed by any similar
loon In either of the cities OF the Union.
In the of this Saloon is wellapponted PISTOL
GALLERY
The Pavlions charges each department will be mod
erue and the whole establishment Will be open every day
and evening Of the week. except Sunday which day the
Bathing Establishment alone will be open until II o'clock
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
nov 24-dlm. MOSES COPP.
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G;Sz'Ila63s

ToHN PETITIONS liz receiving daily Ids supply Of tho
above article Of various kinds together with the cele
brated BUTLER COAL which he has bad the pleasure Of
introducing into this market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used IT. suitable for ker
uans Ranges, Radiators DC. Il
Clover Hill Coal, nn excellent article of Bituminous
dump CoaD thought TO be equal u superior the
rious kinds heretofore used in our city
Orders received at the yard Lenoxs Wharf near the
Long Bridge, and at his Office L. f. Massoetis drug store,
south side Pa avenue between l2 and 9Th streets
John II. Cnllans oct S-tf
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JOHN CONNOLLY,
Cabinet, Chair, md Sofa Manufacturer and
Undertal xer. r.,
rNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return his sincere
/ thanks to his friends and the public generally for
The very liberal patronage which they have bestowed
linn, and would respectfully inform them that he has
ON hand general assortment Of Cabinet Furniture which
he will sell very cheap for cash. approved paper He is
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Furniture OF the Ia
test style and most approved pattern, such as
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Rocking and parior Chairs
Card, centre, and dining Tables
Wardrobes
BedsteadS a.. ',.
And in fact every thing usually found in acabinet
room
UNDERTAKING..
He is also prepared to attend funerals at the shortest
tice and on the liberal terms and he Is confident that
from his long experience in attending funerals that he will
give entire satisfaction who may favor him with
their patronage JOHN CONNOLLY,
oct 3 6mdAprilS' 7t street, between ii and /,