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FANCY GOODS, GLOVES, AND
PEREIMERY, ~

FANCY GOODS, GLotEs, AND
PERFUMERY.
handsome assortment of the above hand at J.
H. GIBBS, Penn Avenue between 9th aud 10Th street.
His stock consists In part OF The following
Kid gloves OF the best Paris make IN every color,
Fragrant French extracts Essence, Hair Oils Cosmetics,
Dentriiiees, Soaps. and all kinds OF periumery.
Hair, TOOTH and nail brushes OF every quality.
Handsome Wreahs high backed and other Tuck Combs,
Side Combs, Dressing and Pocket Combs.
Elegant and richly embroidered Bead Relcues.
Purses In the greatest variety Toilet Glasses, Mouth Mir
rors Toilet Bottles, Vases &c.
All assortment OF handsome Jewelry, Card Cases Smel,
ling Bottles Gold aud Silver Pencils, Penknyes Scissors,
Work Boxes Dressing Cases. Fancy Boxes, Oour Cases,
Fans &c, ,,..
large assortment of Work and Fancy Baskets, Ladies'
Superior French Hair Cloth Skirts manufactured expressly
for the subscriber. ,s
great variety of fringes, gmps, buttons, Nc all silk,
Fine Plain French Satin Ribbons rich quality. -r
Gentemens Scarfs, Cavats, Pocket liandkerchieis,
Gloves, dc. !F
Also handsome supply of Braids, Curs Frzes Halt
Wigs and other ornamental hair work. orders for which
are taken and executed in the neaest manner,
oct s--6tdif' p. ~"
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JOHN PETTIBONE,

O-0D A- A-~THD H@IE.
Yad--Lenox's Wharf, near the Long Bridge. oGee-L
E. Massolets Drug Sore south side avenue
between LIZ and bIh streets.
Hs- Dealers and others can be supplied with Bner Coal,
by tie cargo Otherwise oct SIT
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CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS,

CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS!
lust received direct from Havana per barque Colon,
very large and superior lot OF Cigars, consisting OF the
following Justly celebrated brands; #"
lO,OU4Cortez Regaa . r..'
1000 upman Regaa $40 ....
5000 Silva Cigars .... 81.
5000 Cortez, La Norma size e..
10000 Chiron do
lO,WO Ida, do e. 4
500 Tulipan, do ......
1000 Queen, do e.
1000 Columbia, do
900 La Gratitude ..
1000 Steamboat brand Principe
The above LOT OF Cigars Of the choicest brands
which manufactured in Havana, and part Of them
OF the subscribers own importation
Also In store, 100000 Cigars OF various brands, which
will be disposed OF ON good terms they can be pur.
chased In any Of the Northern cities,
The public hotel keepers and groc,rs respectfully IN.
viIed call and examine this magnificent lot OF o..
garH. W. IL, WINTER
sNs few doors below Coemun'a Hotel, /
oct s-4t' sign OF Jim Grow, Penn, avenue,
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Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable
BOOTS.

IWOuu say 10 hOse Wishing 10 be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable artice that they would
well TO have their measures recorded books Those
who wish ready made work will find best stock in
District Shelves not excepting the nmtable patent
Congress Boots, together With every variety dor ladies,
gentlemen and chidren) of Waterproof and Cork sole
Boots and Shoes .ss
Morro Small profits quick sales, and cash at the
#laI'M H. JANNEY.
oct S-eodtf'
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/. Rough and Ready,' Line.

ET7H r. eubscrDer is now running his omnibus Rough
g0l Ready' to and from the Alexandria steamboat anu
Prnnsy wanna avenue, for the low fare OF TWELVE AND
HALF CENTS and hopes to receive the patronage OF the
Travelling Public The Omnibus will leave the wharf
the arrival boats and will set down passengers at any
point they may desire, Pennsylvania, between
Fulera Hotel and the Capitol and will leave the southwest
Of the and 9TH street, Opposite Colemans) al
3 IL and lUl m, and II IL, 2l2 and l2, m, to
convey passengers to the boat j W. ELLIOTT.
N DPassengers for tile Mail boat take the Omnibus
at sl-2, m, and VIII be called for at Coemans and
Browns, l,.%. oct l2-d1y'
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
sTRENGTHE PLASTER

Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
STRENGTHENING PLASTER
IN all where it is thought advisable to keep up
i permanent stmulant impression on or near tile organ
diseased these pasers will be found highly valuable In
fact all the benefit that can accrue, nom continuous
.irran will be produced in the most efficient
by them, As in Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gou, En-.
largenen Of the Joints, Chronic Disease OF the Liver
Spleen, Lungs, other internal organs, in short, in all
Uher where warming strengthening plasers
beneficial these will be found to be superior 10 any in
use For sale by CHAS STUTT
Drug and Apot, corner 7th street, and Penn. Avenue
S-2aw'JS'
ALUM. ., ...a.
lust received 800 pounds Of Alum, for sale by
j CHAS SfOTT,
Drug and Apo,, 9Th street, and Penn Avenue.
oct S-law'fs' ~. :.
VARNISH.
lust received superior article OF vARNlSi composed
IN part OF =
=. Coach yarnish, o..
n.t No. Furniture do
2 do do
Scraping do 50
49, Japan do
Leather do
For sale in Ave gallon tins by CliAS, SToTr,
Drug and Apoth, corner 9TH street and Penn Avenue
oct SLAVES
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g. MRS GARRET ANDERSON has SIX seven
G Portable and well furnished 10 rent At mode
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding be served Mrs can furnish them with
breakfast and tea II required -. .'...-
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MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MUSIC, AND MUSICAL ENVIRONMENTS
MRS GARRETT 6NDERSoN'S Music Store, between
MI lh and l2th streets, Is IN receipt every ew Gays OF A.
attends To all orders Tor Music aud Musical instruments OF
every sc ion She supplied with Pianos IRON var
Gus manufactures, and sells thrm the manufacturing
prices Old Pianos taken in part l,ay ment for new,
Persons wishing purchase HlTs, can select her pat
The store OF Ms A. and receive them at The manu-
aciureTs price free Of expense
BOOKS AND STATIONERY -
~ygJSfzz MRS ANDERSON keeps general as
AHysks<A sortment OF Staple and Fancy Stationery,
A~nsE-fW Fancy Articles and Books, Il large assert
Sk6ki&hcN meni of Classical and school Books OF
every description in use IN the District
Also q handsome collection Of Bibles and Prayer Books
also OF Chdrens Books, suitable Tor presents.
Fancy Articles aud Perinery-A great variety OF Snuf,
Tobacco and Segars %! the best qnaNty,
OCT 3 r. F.'..
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FOR RENT,

HS THE HOUSES Capitol HILL so long occupied by
H.i Mrs, Whitemore as Boarding House, They are
beng put good repair and will be let 10 good ten
ant on moderate terms. Apply 10 "
OCT St t..t.E ws. BEN T. GREEN.
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FITNAM'S

FITNAM'S
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Establishment.
South. Of Sepenfh and streets, opposite The
General Post Office,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c. l,.
CA Tile Undersigned having been reformed out Of
k M office, In which he had unfortunately, Tor him.
- self permitted those who wanted his political
influence 10 place him. long il suited their ST has
resumed his old pessiot at the above place. where he
Keeps hand regular assortment OF articles In his line,
and where lie is also all times prepared orders
the best, cheapest and most expeditions manner
oct s-lyd' THOMAS FITNAM.
GENTLEMEN'S "BELONGINGS"iii
STEVENS, date Fish d Co,5 No. ] BROWNS HOTEL.
HATS!!i ofhe newest fashions, and Of su VII
II superior elegance, both In insh shape, and -
style, in BEA YER, MOLESkIN, NU7IIA,
aud GASSLMERE.
CAPS
OF every variety Of shape and material for Genemens,
Youths and Children; also, for the Army and Navy.
WARDROBE ARTlCLESl! ry,..
The largest and most varied Of elegant Ward
and Toilet articles To be found in the city, Scars,
Cravas, Gloves Suspeuders, Robes.le cambre Perfume
ry, Canes, Umbrellas Stocks, &c, &c, DC.
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
OF oodyears Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber hand, procured at two three days notice
My STOCK is complete In every department of GOODS
OF the best quality and newest style, always to be found
my shelves a,..
Gentlemen politely invited to cal, Goods freely
shown, and prices reasonable. STEVENS,
oct S--u Late Fish d Co.
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s.- We have lust received few fine Bead Reticules
Aso-Pe and Shell Card Cases, and lot Of Butterfly
Combs Of late style, which We offer low for cash,
oct s-lm. p. BRENNER X son,
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Patent Biacking-Mr j. Wellar No. 60 Chestnut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful lei POLISH nure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement another coumn.<U. s. Gazette, Nay l.
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COAL.

John PETTlBONE is receiving daily his supply OF the
D article of kinda together Will The cele
bTaed BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure OF
introducing this MARKET and which has been SO highly
recommended By those who have used IT. suitable Tor ker
mans Ranges, Radiators, &c.
Clover fl Coal, excellent article Of Buminous
dump Coa thought to be equal not superior 10 the
rious kinds heretofore used in our city. .,.l.
Orders received at the yard on LenoxssW Wharf the
Long Bridge, and at his Office H. T. Massoe drug store,
south side Pa avenue between IL and 9Th streets,
John +. Calan's oct ST.
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Wears Patent Japan Backing is about the best article
Of the kind have The polish which inpurts 10
understandings OF man is brilliant and lasting: we
have tried it, and boots say all this in its behalf
Epeling Bilnetin, June 7.
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by reference TO another column, advertisement will
be found Tor excellent article Of Hacking in Liquid
form, Boots 1t has been highly recommended by
many who tried it. not only gives, with very little
trouble, beautiful ja polish but retains II much longer
than any other IL III sold by the agent VI the mnnuiartur
CT at No so Chestnut street Buy botle trial will
prove the inct.--PhH Ledger, Ap,H %.
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IJ,HE Subscribers having received from the North their
Fall and Winter goods, consisting in part Of Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Vestings have on hand, and
" manufacturing, all kinds OF Ready made Clothing which
they will sell such prices as cannot TAIL TO please all who
NAV favor them with a call They have on hand large as
sorimen Of Shirts the latest style, Dressing Robes Draw
ers Stocks Cravats Umbrellas, Hosiery, Gloves, &c Per
mery Soaps, Shaving Cream Combs, TRUSTEES aud Ra
zors &c, &c '....
|' ALSO. s.
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Weiiars Backing is OF the most shining articles in
the market-Spi,if Of the Times, April2 RI
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+. BURGER,
HEALER in Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff, Wholesale and
D'Retail Eth street, betwverIG and II.
ncts--I I'm uoyS
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.r EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
WeHers Patent Japan Biacki,y IL tie name OF excel
lent article; have it used, and highly
mend it.-N American, April IL. et,a. .,.H
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GUNS, PISTOLS. &c.

JOHN w BADEN, (SiGN OF TIE GOLDEN SAW
Ieu,,sa raAid Avenue, Hear 9th street,
IJAS lust received complete assortment 0f SINGLE
Ill and DOUBLE FINE AND Low PRICED
GUNS, and Cunning Apparatus,
Consisting OF Flask Shot Belts Game Bags, Patent Wads,
Walkers and other Caps, Single Donble and Six Barrel
Revolving Pistols DAYS Patent Gun Canes DlxonstS Sons
Improved Powder Flask, Extra Gun Locks Tubes, and
Gun Material OF every description always On hand
SRockville Journal dw aud Marlboro Gazette, 4w)
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Library OF Congress-,

. m. Library OF Congress, I
.Hr... Isl ta rH- October nth, lsi7
NOTICE IN hereby given that the Library OF Congress will
IN be closed Tuesday, the 10Th OF October, will
again be opened until Thursday the 18th of November
Oct l2--eod I'm JOHN S. MEEHAN, Librarian
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CURTAINS made and hung in The fashionable syl,
" by 'a. s. ..-g ID MOORE,
oc s--6teod' Pa. Ave, between 9th and 10Th streets
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The most Brilliant Lottery ever drawn In
III the United States. '.
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WeQar's Backing is of the most Guperb and salts
factory articles OF day, 1t imparts briance and pc
sh beyond description We have tried 1t. f" Go and d,
likewise. spirit Of the Times, Aprii2
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llI CLOTHS laid, and all work in his line OF business
" promptly executed by ID. MOORE, :,
uposte,tr Paper Hanger, Pa Ave- between stl and
lUth streets. '..r. Sd. oct S--eodot
CARPETS neatly cut, fl, and made by ID, MOORE,
u OCT s-eod. Pa Ave, between 9Th and ION streets.
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lust received lot Of Fancy Goods suitable for presents
u. BRENNER q son.
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the most HriIhanI Lottery ever drawn in
. , 0,.'.'s. the United states. .
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

CLASS S, FOR lSi7.
10 be drawn in Alexandria, OH SATURDAY, Oct ~, lSE,
UNDER TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF COMMISSIONERS,
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HENRY JANNEY,

Eighth Street, near the General Post Office
n THE SUBSCRIBER having enlarged his premise,
and doubled his iorce, is determined TO eve eve
greater satisfaction than heretofore in the MANUFAC
4 uItE OF his
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InteIIi0cnce from Canada,

From the Kingston Wing, April 10.
Yesterday the ground covered with to tho
depth Of inches retadng the abors OF the plough
To-day it is midsr, but stil chilly The
ing the harbor rapidly but much IL descending from
the Bay Of Qunts and passing down the St Lawrence
~ still to impede navigation By Sunday or Monday at
farthest tho leo will be all out and thon the opening Of
navigation may be proclaimed In reality The 10th day
Of April very late date for the commencement Of the
spring business in Kingston harbor Several sshoonos
raj others have arrived from various ports This NOR
ming the first steamer Of the made her appear
snce the Transit from Toronto with produce and she
70 to be followed by the line OF mail lake steamers
From the Montreal Herald April 40
Tho Official Gazette announces tho assembling OF
Parliament for the despatch Of business the I'D of
June. In connection with this subject, we have also
great pleasure in mentioning belief that tho Judicial
ana ministerial vacancies will be filed up in very short
time and that the appointments will be OF nature to
give satisfaction to all true conservatives IL tho com
petion OF the cabinet be such We have reason TO
expect shall have great cause TO congratulate our
renders that the attempt ut coalition has turned out
failure The British inhabitants Of Lower Canada
might have accepted such ministry, for the sake OF
peace and good government but It 10 clear that their
feelings must have been against tit could have com
handed none OF their sympathies.
From the Kingston Wing Aprill3
What every man Of rational mind foresaw, has oc
curred-he American forces have compelled the city Of
Vera Cruz to capituate after a very brief resistance
Men often make the wish the parent OF the thought
The Americans deserve to be well trounsed for their
uniustHable invasion OF free country infinitely less
powerful than their own; but II rarely happens that
tons get what they merit either for veal or for
WOO The sympathies ofthe Canadians one and all are
strongly excited in behalf Of the oppressed MeIcans but
sympathes too often warp our judgmeDthencc the
warfare the M.xican, would ultimately pre-
their country from slavery Such hope must
be bsnIshed Nothing remains for the unfortunatcs
hut their capital city and that the cruel spoilers take
whenever they choose TO advance upon u II IL some
what surprising that weak Mexico confessedy Is she
should have had the temerty to cope single With
what must be confessed, though somewhat unwil-
lngly one OF the most powerful nations In the two he
misphscs.
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TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN


WOOLLENS
III MlGEON SCO.. Re6nishsn Of Cloths, Cassmeres.
mt The Gd Medal Ia. been awarded By the Apsrsaa ass
W9te 6 ETNa frApE FL: p,,.
D. BRIGHAM 4 Co, GO Pine street.
NB-Two thousand dollars insured goods for Of
customers ale lmse
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
No. CD WALL STREET, NEw YORK.
conformity with the acquisitions Of the Charter the Com
Amount Of Fenams not marked of April 3d. 20
Do on Policies issued during the year end
-, Total amount of Premiums, ..,....., sasss7l 81
oa iaiaad Transpcrtaii.n aud Navigation R. 1ass q
Les. Return Premiums. s'. s:i,. e e
Earned Premiums for tbs year. 1901. SOL 90
Paid during the period for
Esa,Sr%es s1 il2ns %
Interest, Commission. and bad dsbs..'.. 2ss7s 81
hiaSS hsssation do. ass =
w.sas7 ,s.s 90
sei,sas 90
statement. ......,... 1880 %
Profits to b. DIVIDED. ....,........ s3se3I IS
The COmpopy further report their follows, viz:
Ch unsettled claim, to be closed by ca.h or
Ggoe,..i.. .,,.........,. 80. 1888 %
HALF MILLION OF DOLLARS.
The Trustees have declared dividend Of per cent
on INC IS q the year ending ID n payable scrip
April , l.u By 'i EfL # % H' %1trs. Sec
TRUSTEES
VIM. e L,nriey. Herman n Boxer,
Henry Sheldon. Chss q. Carieton
Tho. . s Nelson. b assi g. apHRs sn:nd.
Wilson q Hunt, Thomas Achslis.
=.
G e%Sy.. HRi. sass.;. \ ~, LsgGus ,r,.
Henry Je,.op, ALEXIS 8. Baker.
Jas Mccullough. Henry A. Stone,
Septimus Crookes. Leonard Kirby,
Ch... it, Rogers. Oliver Z. Msiiby.
" ' }os w1a a%$ fx$itkS E1s:i4s.a5
ELLwoop Waltz, Secretary. Az swsre
TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, n, Broadway, ha, just ceved Per
.ssn! ,rrvsis splendid 1sormen Of goods. The fol-
every description aes eapss, collar .esrf and a.
hsndf:shis ID h.nd:ch aud tap. Sor
;s thread and I'D gloves. 800 breakfast en- cap. from
below the usual prices, liner
NEW JERSEY, HUDSON & DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
q rs nsY fyH n. h Boob Of
and Delaware Railroad Company viii be opened at the
Hs. II ss1Tss the @
ss ID; hi ' Nh 5.s; &: ::
r ' be ; dino +. 70. said
N.wTo-, sy':.I GcaN ~, April II. 1877.
E ss$s$$&# #f R$$H55$ '''' Commissioners
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DANIEL SWEENY,

(Late III Ann street Neto York;
- ENJOYED TO CO CHATHAM STREET.-THE under
signed at the approach Of the travelling season deems
appse those who may net be aware Of the
that, in order to extend his business we'll his limits Of
accommodating he has removed to &c Chatham st. within
hs. opened s.osu On precisely the plan hi: former
but comfort and arnsss BY
in the city The enlargement Of his sphere has
~ the patronage Of the public and his ocs
has BEEN selected central position
strangers He therefore solis the Of the pute
beth resiSsnt and his position whore
will find not only the substantial slsmen Of life every
qarsd FORM but each Of quality that has secured him the
putasn he sneys and which he 10 determined
taip
A the above the emily sstabhshmsnt either owns
in any nominsly otherwise nneetsd with, he
hopes his friends and the public will remember that this the
only sssou Of the undersigned, aud sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
CO Chatham street
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
One million Of cartridges shipped en- board tbs
Iowa yesterday for tho Of army in Mexico Ano.
Their lot of wagons were also taken on boards Louis
Era .4pril 10.
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Are occurred at East Cambridge on Thursday night
BY which several shops and stores burned out The
sufferers Harvey and Burton brush Makers MIR Den
mis- furniture dealer; Hastings Dana who lost large
lot OF West India goods In the building In which they
we're stored; and Messrs Allen Coleman tnmen. Two
nremsn were severely injured by the explosion Of bar
rel ~ alcohol
ON the 18th inst between aud so'clock the bsgging
and rope mandatory Of James Cooney, In Lexington
ny, vac destroyed by Ere
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miscellaneous.

brig wa. launched at Belfast Me ON the 10Th inst
called ,he pro,ident y T,y,or - " 49, '
49,, 80, a.,
IN .he case on pen, brown ana Morton, amer
having peeh out hpout twehty-ohe hous, came into
court M "a CLOCK ,his morning WITH averdict OF nos
Buh'y, TOT III" "hoe thrce-bohon transcript,
| 'p'ri ~
The magnetic telegraph has been from lash.
! ington to Frederic ,burgh in Virginia
| Gen Tavlor,. pnnt,tion about thirty mile, FRAN
| N.,ch., S.'..i, ~ D.. o,.roa-n '' ~ 49,
Aboui ao,sn bor.o. ers ,al., ,v tho tnd,,, ,,o,,
The yicinitv of An,tin sbont tbs ootI nil ''0AA
,, -, 80
me houss OF f-inathnn Atkins OF Weetheld Mass !,
Nss ournsu on iIuhy night ana hr VINO was an old
.'u ,e 49,, aone III ING n"u'ei "atpurhsd 10 death
'sio'e NV eo"'u wv re'o"eo
On the 9th inst Mrs Ann Adcla Moore declared
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SMITH RISLkY.
nd p;.ehs.sm in general of@:I eI,:nsi's md vel.
ns s,nr Slippers, As Of their Svn manufacture
Win care and purchased for cash, which will enable
them @ sell at the very lowest prices.
~ B1tors VIII be open until o'clock IN the evening
giving Country MerchsnA opportunity 10 examine heir
stock when not otherwise engaged
na Chatham st., directly opposite the Chatham The.e
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TO CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF STEAM
BOATS.
>E undersigned having leased and htted the house IN
the Long Pier foot Of 18th street. North ryer s
boat hotel order accommodate the residents IN
ves all Captains OF steamboats, make this landing Tree OF
wharfage T. DE LIZ RE, iroII.Ni..
~ B-Boats bargcs for pleasure fishing always 70 is
Passengers taken all times wherever they wish TO 60
All im.r -----.
MAN9ANEsE,--ioo casks block OXIDE OF MAns'nese'
IA ~, s'''''' ''' PHI sERssE BROOKE ss1 Nassau st.
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WALSH & co.

l.. WALSH & Co,
- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No. Ann street
near the Museum, New York. Fine French Bootx IS ~
F,cneh imperial Dress Bocn made to order 81 go usual
ppe constantly hand and made order At the shorteS
notice. RDsnng &c. done in the store Quick sales and
small prohU is motto. No. Ann street, New York
MI IN