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MONDAY, March, I.

MONDAY, March, I.
SENATE.-The Joint resolution ofthankV
to Gen. Taylor and tho Army, was .
mended, and passed.
A bill to appoint general officers to the
ten regiment was reported from the Mill:
tary committee, with the House amend:
ment to appoint Lieut.. General strick:
en- out.
The Army appropriation bill wa; i:
mended and passed.
The post route bill! was amended aad
passed. 1t includes mails to Oregon, and
to and from the Army. asff
The THREE MILLION Bill was Ia
ken IN, J. NJ. Clayton addressed to tho
Senate, cOntending that the appropria-
ton of the money, without specifying the
direct object, was not warranted by the
Constitution. .a
After recess, MIR. Pearcs addressSd the
Senate, in opposition to the 3,O00,O00 bill
in any shape: sa
Mr. Dix followed, aud said he should,
under instructions, vote for the bill, with
the proyiso. =
Mr.. Johnson, of La, Butler and Col.
quit, followed, and spoke warmly against
any prohibition of slavery in territory to
be acquired.
Mr.. Dayton defended the right of the
General Government to prohibit slavery
in new territory.
Mr.. Cass withdrew his amendments in
favor ola vigorous prosecution ofthe war;
Mr.. Berrien's amendment against dis.
nsmberment Of Mexico, was negatlved,
a to %. f
Mr.. Johnson, Of La, moved a substitute
for the bill, in the Same words as the bill
of last session, except that the amount 10
100000 instead Of {, 100000.
Mr.. Evans moved to amend the pream.
Bile, so as to state that the boundary 10 an
open question-negatived, % to 30.
Mr.. Johnson 3 substitute was adopted
without division.
Mr.. Upham moved Mr.. WILMoT,s PRo:
vIso, substantially, as an amsndmenti
when The Senate was addressed BY
Messrs. Cass, Miller, Cameron, Dick.
enson, Reverdy Johnson. and Cilley.
The vote was then taken On the VIII.
MOT PRovIso, and resulted in its reject.
tion--yeas u, nays 81.
Mr.. Webster and Archer then address.
ed the Senate in opposition to tho 3,U00,. 3
600 bill, which was finally ordered to Q
third reading, 29to "a, and il was read
third time and passed.
The Senate then adjourned, il being
half past one o'clock in the morn ng.
HousE.+-The amendments Of the Sen.
ate to the House amendments to the joint
resolution of thanks to the Geaerals Tay.
lor, Butler, and Worth, for presenting
swords, instead of medals, was agreed to.
Mr.. McClelland presented resolution
from the Legislature of Michigan, in fav.
or Of the war.
A number of private bills passed.
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certained the name and history of the i'm
prisoned ship and other unfortunate mas.
ter, and found that she had been frozen
thirteen years previous to the time of his
discovering her among the ice.-- West
minister. Review.
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ELISHA c. FELLOWS,

81 ATTORNEY & COUNCILLOR AT Law,
And Solicitor in Chancery, will regularly
y attend the courts in the counties of Will,
Du Page, Kendall, McHenry, Grundy
and Iroquois. Office and residence on
Il East side the river, Joliet, Ill.
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THoUeHTs AND MAx1Ms.-W What reigns
over us when we are seven years of age ?
Passion. At fourteen? Imagination
At twenty one Love. At twenty Eight
Mind. At thirty fvel The will. Seven
years afterwards Reason. Seven years
after Experisnce. What controls us
at sixty-seven? Souvenirs. Atseventy.
seven? Regrets. At eighty four? Age.
AT ninety one Sickness. Seven years
latsr-at nenety eight? Death.
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TunsDAY, March .:

UHSUlAL3 WAOICH %
In SENATE.-The joint resolution to
place the q. 8. frigate Macedonian 90
the disposal of Capt. DeKay, and the
sloops jamestown at the disposal of Capt.
ain Forbes, of Boston, to carry provisions
to Ireland, was passed, 81 to Ia.
T The committee on conference reported
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JAMES F. WIGHT,

GRNkRAL AGENT, CoNvEYANcER.AN AND JUSTICE
,ra OF THE PkAoE.-Naperville, Du Page
lr-. 40, County, Illinois. r
July I3, 1874.
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.sVrdlnary business cards per ann.
sot,iNo advertisements will be inserted in
q this paper unless accompanied by the cash
LOT some person personally known to the
editorsbecoming responsible for the same.
o .0cTAll letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they will not re-
,ceiVe attention. 81, e e.
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AR.Oa0

feACREsS Of choice and well located farming
lands IN the vicinity oil Joliet Also, some OF
shs bssf Town property in joliet for sals--En-
HUGH HENDERSON,
80 =. ATTORNEY &C, Ar LAW
orr 80 Jeiet, va ccEpty, Hl.nois.
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THE
THE
JOLIET SIGNAL.

Is published every Tuesday morning
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delayed until the end of the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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JACOB A. WHlTEMAN,

ATTORNEY AND coENsELLoR AT LAW.
And Counsellor in ChRncery.
.Middleport, Iroquoiscounty. III.
~rAnangemen:s have been made with Gen.
James Turney and s. w. Randall Esqs. {, by
witch the subscriber will obtain their assistance
whenever desired by his clients.
e. - ,sNtt o. J. A .WHTTEMAN.
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J. BARNETT,
s. W. ROWEN..

$50. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Agent for the payment Of Taxes, redemption
Oflands, &C., in Will, Dupage, La Sale, Ken
dali, and the adjoining counties.
81 OTes-opposite the Exchange Hotel, Joliet, H..
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Prefer the private appreciation of the
wise and good. to the public reclamation
Iof the multitude.
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r.1rs. "a C. C. vANtiORN .
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor
49, in Chancsry, Chelsea, Win Co. III.
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DIR. M. X. BROWNSON,
(JOlet, n.y.
Agent for Sappington's Anti-Fever Pills.
I" 81 Book on Fevers,
q" g American Anti-Febr
- tE fugs Pills.
Price Of the above-Sl, 90 each. %
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TNoDR iaTRIMMINGS Mineral Knobs
~ rCaroenisr's best Rim and Morsiea Lccks
Norfolk aud Patient Ring Door Handles, asso
Butts and Screws, Blind Trimming. &C., At ahe
Stone Store, East Joliet.
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o. The Catholic Churches of Balti
more sent fl2Oo cut by the Cambri'
to. suffering IrslandsI
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B 0ARDMAN & BLODGETT.
3kdi ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
q frr q, 81 AND SOLICITORS IN7CHANcRRY,
,,t,.I (LiHlefort Lake County, ny
Will attend TO any professional business which
may be entrusted to their charge in the Seventh
SJdficR!feircuit, IlIinois.
= w. A. BoXRDMAN. II W. BLoDGETT,
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OsGOOD LITTLE.

Attorneys and Counsellors az Law and Solicit
Ors in Chancery Joliet, III, Office on Chicago
street, nearly opposite the Clerks Oboe.
,sURI OseooD. w. E. LATHE
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, MONDAY AFTERNOON, August Q.
The -four market rather quiet to-day. Small sales
Of good Genesee made at &c. and of Ohio fat hoop
at the price. A parcel of mixed brands Michigan
sold at atriae less than So u.s. small lot of New Or
leans sold at SIS 62H parcel of Western brands da-
mayed, sold by auction at SO SIN 81 u.s. cash. sale
of pure white Genesee wheat was made at l4Oc good
sound fat and round yellow corn was frm and sHes
made at 68c TOO for the former and zoe lc for the
latter. lot of yellow, little heated brought 65c.
The last sales of meal made at So u.s. Small sales
of rye made at s0c Oats were held at 49c SOC.
for canal For barley Soc was offered Provisions were
quiet and scarcely anything beyond retail sales were
reported There very little done in groceries while
prices remained about the same.
Receipts doWn the Hudson River, Aug. and
Flour. .l4,446 barrels Wheat. 1850 bushels
Corn al. 637 Rye. 1878
Corn. 10000 bushels.
AsHEsSales Of 30 to 80 barrels Of pots made at
81 s4 and 40 to so barrels pearls cold at 81 l2H.
BREApsrUrrs- Flour-Sevsral small sales of pure
good Genesee made at Sc. Including lots OF
fresh ground the sales footed up about 500 to 1000 bbs
bought chiefly eastern account 500 bbls. mixed Mi
chgan were sold at trife less than So O6 2oO bbls
prime Ohio fiat hoop was reported sold at So 0614
There was scarcely any Southern in market, and we
quote it nominal at So. small sale of 100 bbls New
western sold by auction and brought about So S
to So 75 cash WkeatA sale of 5000 to 5000 bushels
Good Ohio continued firm Corn--Saes of 1000 bushels
sound yellow mixed sold at 10 cens 40o0 do Hat yellow,
delivered sold at the same price and 1000 do at % to
10 cts small lot of 800 to 1000 bushels round yellow
sold ut II cts and 24O0 do, fat yellow, little mix ed
sold 1000 5000 bushels round do was reported
sold ut Tic and $500 do. yellow little heated sold at
65c Meal-No transactions reported, and prices
rem aimed unchanged. Rye-A small sale in sacks was
reported at about soc. Oats were firm. 1t said
ACC was offered for good canal which held at 60c
The quotations ranged from 4Sc q 500.
No sales TRANSFERRED
CorroH-Ths market continues firm, and the sales
reach 1900 bales holders continue to offer their sup
plies sparingly, and only at the outside prices
LIVERPOOL CLAsuYICArIOn.
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August Q, DENNIS SULLIVAN, In


ion Monday morning, August Q, DENNIS SULLIVAN, In
His friends and those of his brother. jeremiah are
respectfully invited attend his funeral this afternoon
at O'clock from his late residence. 62 Ridge st.
On Monday the 9Th OF August. SARAH ANN boEhAM,
the wife Of Townsend Boeram after long and severe
Illness which she bore with Christian foritude and
sgnation, aged % years.
The friends aud acquaintance OF the family, and par
tculary Mr. John Baker and family are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her mother Ca
tharne Fowler 234 Canal street, Tuesday the 10th
Of August at half past o'clock p. M.
Albany and Buffalo papers please copy
On Monday, August g. after lingering Illness Mrs.
ELLEN Rowland, in the 6lst year other age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those of
her Thomas r. Rowland respectfully invited to
attend her funeral without further invitation Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock from her late residence
Bloomingdale.
On Sunday, August 8, at TX O'Clock p. NJ, Miss VIII
HELMNA ScHMITz, native Of Germany, aged 30 years.
Her friends and scquaintances, and also those Of her
brothers. Ambrose and Joseph Schmtz respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late
No. 81 Grand street. on Tuesday afternoon at hapast
o'clock precisely.
At Jamaica, L. on Sunday, Nancy, widow of the late
Archibald Grace,
Her funeral win take place from her residence at Ja-
msca on Tuesday morning, at IL o'clock The friends
Of the family respectfully invited to attend The
railroad cars leave Brooklyn at hafpast O'Clock.
On Monday the 9th inst in the ID year of his age,
ANDREW, infant son Of Edward and Isabella DAILY.
The friends and acquaintances of the family and those
OF his brother Patrick DAILY requested attend the
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from No Sc Robin
street
On the 9th inst. in the 4sth year of his age JOHN
DoLAs native of the county Of Longford Parish of
Edgeworthtown.
His Friends and those of his brothersinaw, Patrick
Brady Thomas Brady, Andrew Smith, and Walter Quill
from his late residence 2l3 Elizabeth st. at half past
O'Clock, without further invitation
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The Dfsrfo de la Marine in reference to the exports
or the above periods, says
the six months ending the 30th Of June, sugar
has increased lO6ol2z boxes over the same period
% ana and
proving that the crop ought to be abundant The ex-
portson Of this product as appears ON the totals in
the second statement conforms with the entry 1854
boxes having been shipped than in the first six
months Of last year In the distribution the ex ports
that those of last year. of 81 572
boxes has gone to the United States to England
Of 1875 to the Baltic Of 963 to Holland of 1880 to
Begium OF S3a to Trieste and Venice; Of 1858 to
rous ports The exports to Spain have fallen of "a 49
boxes; to Cowes 20slI; to Hamburg and Bremen II $685.
TO France 1885, and to Italy 1896 The dimiuuton In
the exports OF sugars to the Peninsula be wonder
ed at since the thing observable in the
movements ofour national vessels and the
we nave before spoken are known The falling of at
loves Is made up in the very considerable increase Of
direct shipments to England and the Baltic. Besides,
the peculiar circumstances in which, until now, Europe
has been placed must have had influence trade In
general and could not hope to be exception, al
though in truth, we cannot complain, SINCE Fortunate
and account Of the diminuton of the crop Of Lou
sana have taken from much, while have imported
more OF their productions Recurring however, to the
Total expectation will add to those Of Havana the SUI
CARS which have been shipped In the same six months
from Matanzas and Trinidad. From Havana the num-
Der OF boxes was 40 302 from Matanzas 800 326 from
Trinidad 34534K-in ALL 705 1925 boxes. Although we
have the returns Il only the first three months from C-
shipped thenos IN that s time making the
lar as we have information to this tme already reach
I22,702 boxes.
AS with sugars 80 with coffee ported hence the in
crease in the the first six months Of last
being 1861 arrobas The exports Of brandy have in
creased during the time 1850 pipes. Tobacco, in
the leaf appears to have had extraordinary falling off
in exportation-being less than l,29o773 pounds
while In the manufactured article there has been in
crease.n
The number of vessels entered during the first six
months Of 1896 S24 OF these 36 were Spanish and
sos foreign during the time this the number
was 1885, Of which 272 Spanish, and 63 foreign
The number Of vessels cleared the first six months Of
ls4o was 62l-of which 307 were spanish, and 5l4 TO-
rsgn same period this year, 1886, Of which 267 were
Spanish, and 82a foreign.
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FIsH-The market for good dry cod was firm at SO so
So 10 parcel of 700 qunals were afoat, and held
at So IS. There arrivals Of mackerel and no
sales of moment. The market continued firm.
FRuIrSmal sales bunch .raisins were made at 81 40
Isl ~.
ed firm at 81 49, while some parties demanded higher
figure.
Hors-Stood at l2c a l5c
LrAD-Holders continued pretty firm at &c per Id,
though sales were reported.
Li,iE-A cargo of Thomaston sold at $50 per Dbl
MoLAssEs-Continued steady but no sales were re-
Naval sroRrs-Thcrel was nothing of moment doing
which TRANSFERRED
making in moderate way at roc for the former, and
Csc for the latter, cash. Nothing new in whale or
sperm. The market was bare Of ptlm In hrst hands
Reta sales making at nc.
PRovIsroSs-The market, as usual on the hrst busl
ness day of the week, quiet. For new mess pork
$40 % was said to have been offered; holders ask
higher hgure prime stood at about $l2 So There
wa. M NOV ement in beef lard beyond retail sales
RIcEWe report sales of about 1870 tierces at IS 12H
@ So 20, including some small parcels Mt So 37H.
SsEps-A sale Of about $4,000 lbs Pennsylvania clo-
yer made at 7c.
TosAcco-The market continued steady but no sales
of moment were reported.
:. WHALEBoSE-No change noted in prices and no
sales transpired
WHlsxEY-sales of 81 barrels of Ohio were made at
~ cents.
FREIoHrs-A British vessel engaged grain for Belfast
Mt Id bulk and another British vessel for Cork and
q market engaged 10 900 bushels Wheat and Corn in
bulk a. lid and l0hd. The rates to Liverpool were
dull at 3s for Flour. An engagement in hrst
class vessel WAS reported at u.s. Cd We heard of en-
gagement for London. To Havre there was no change
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In city and county OF New York. from the 3is Of
July to the It'll day of August, 1847.
Men, 99 Women, 10; Boys. 1877; Girls ia. Total, 420

DISEASES.
Abscess. L. Apoplexy.s; AstI ma i Anophia L. Bleed
ing, Il Bleeding from lungs Il Burned scalded Il Coup de
soeL Cysnosis. l.; Csnerum Oris,2 Cholera intsntum
scn ao Group 3; Congestion OF lungs 5; Debility 22 De-
lrum Trsmens. Darrhea. 2s Dopsy 81 Dropsy in the
head, 10; Dopsy in the chest Drowned Dysentery, 30
Epilepsy, 81 Eryspelas 8; Fever Fever Bilious 81 Fever
Inte5mten Fever PgeIpera i Fever Remittent q Fee
Hectic Heart Disease, 5; Hopping Cough AysteTia,
bowels 10; Inflammation OF chest 81 Inflammation of lungs
81 Inflammation Of throat 2; lnemPsranc s.; hamilton
nus as: Measles 2; Mors6catios Il Ga Ags !; Palsy
legation Teethng 81 Tetanus2 liberation OF stomach
Worms. l.
III to co. III 20 30 to 49, 40 to So 80: so to co. Is;
60 to 70, IL; 70 to 80, 8; 80 to 81, 5; unknown3.
A w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office Aug. Q, l847
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WAsHINGroN, Aug. 8, lS47.

WASHINGTON, Aug 8, ls47.
Personal.
We have now at Coeman's 3, among Others the follow
ing distinguished visiters
Commodore Sloat late of the Pacific squadron.
Capt Auck u. s. NJ, Of the commission srs 10
the capitulaon Of the city and castle Of Vera Cruz
Capt Parker, late Of the ship Brandywirc, in which
he performed successful tour du u.onde-now com
mandant navy yard, Chsrlestown, Mass
Capt. j. O. Allen, u. s. Army who Ia still suffering
from the loss Of aeg shot off BY the bloody Mexicans
in the stormng of Monterey,
Capt. McCheney, u. n N not vet recovered from the
Mexico.
Capt Tatna, Of the Mosquito neet distinguished for
Its dongs before the castle OF St John.
Also, number OF younger officers Of the army and
navy good ana true in addition to sundry distinguished
civilians
Col Bsxer Of the Illinois brave boys at Cerro Gordo,
l".t last night for Baltimore, for New York.
understand. w
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albany. Aurust 0. P. NJ.

Albany, Aurust o, P. NJ
Receipts Of -four, $500 barrels; corn, 1880 bushels
or wheat and oats the receipts small. Flour is
held at SO for Genesee with but little doing Corn 63e
for Mixed in fair demand sale of 5000 bushels Gene
see wheat was made at 81 a. Sales of 5000 bushels of
oats in lots at 4sc.
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TELEGRA PHIC.


BALTIMORE, August IF. NJ
Sales of 1000 bbs -four were made consisting OF How
ard street. at SO 6a ass 6s, and Of City Mills at 20
Sales Of 1000 bushels wheat made consisting oil Ma
ryand red at 81 u.s. including parcels Of new do ut Si
So Sales of 1000 bushels made, consisting Of
Maryland white and yellow, at SO zoe. Provisions
quiet. Whiskey, no change
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BUFFALO, August 9-P. M.

BUFFALO AnBuBt TT WI
Rscsipts-FIour, 5000 barrels; corn 10000 bushels ;
wheat 81 900 bushels. Flour is held at So IS 1874,
with very moderate business doing. Corn is 90 &c.
but the ira nsactions small Good white wheat held
Mt iO3c, with more sellers than buyers Whiskey sell
at 900. Freights Of -four to Albany &c. lic
wheat lie.
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WAsHINoroN, Aug. z, ls47 .

Signs Of the Times.
You will have seen letter from Gen. Taylor in reply
to letter Of whig meeting in Maryland, nominating
him to the Presidency; and in this reply you will
that the oil soldier throws himself without reserva-
ton, upon the SURFACES Of the American people.
Ill amusing to observe how the plots compots and
tepots Of the cques Of both parties for their avortes
are all stopped swept away in this popular ground
swell for old Zachary The only thing to be done to
make him confess the creed Of the wings democrats
and according to his confession will be the party nomi
nation in favor of whose principles he shall confess him
self.
II either patty shall fail In sxtortng declaration Of
party principles the next object will be to the old
Of the track, through the medium of convention
In that shall have regularly nominated cand
date of each party, with programme Gen Taylor will
be taken up independent canddate-ths whole
South and West will rally upon him and run him
No man, except Henry Clay, could hold the wings Of
the South and West to the regular nomination and IL
may be that Henry Clay will be again brought forward
for q defeat NOUS VERRONS.
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On Monday, the 9th inst, by the Rev. Henry Chase,
MIR WIN D. EBBErs to Miss CArHARiNE, only daughter
Of Francis CASTELAR,, Esq, all Of this city.
Aug sth by Rev. Mr.. J. Van Name, Mr.. o. A. LAKE
10 Miss X GRAv, all of Staten Island.
ia this city Tuesday evening, the Sd instant, by
the Rev. Mr.. Haynes FsSpERicx j. PA'rrER, MD, to
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| auto 3otNrc
Two FAkMERs person. Is,idias in he country, ada
Tss inserted Asms.phsds Pressure and aas
Gold Plates without springs fastening around the other
FIJI n Sc ps s
oct Ssa as il es
az En
Broadway doors above Grand N Y Steamboat and
stage fare deducted from bill. aulolt.rc
happy
and family, with full partial board with pleasant
sS
forts of home will be realized moderate expense.
o Rs.'s address note to Board with real n'ns H: %
.S @ only
hi:t WA $ =;
we'll cal, and satisfy Their Thf sold
should be e.csd from the mind by seeing the true Likeness
| DIAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BARG AIMS !-R.
PEiM of Rsps Hanging. NS s Pear,
JoSSsr. and those trade he selling OF bis whole
Of rS :PS sI
sale dealer, purchasing in amount from $50 to 800 for cash
:H
prices" will be made Purchasers will find the prices
a"s a Tss with
cUk 81 sm fss shutting r %
% % % a i s a sss.
other HARD substance between the without
cutting by of Elixir of his The ope
performed in the space Of few minutes without the
last PAIN and the his dress and occupa
ton with the satisfaction Of carrying the his
hand. Dr. j.. Chiropedist. will give his attendance his
Office, So Cha mbers street, opposite the Park.
EIRE BRiCK-Wanted, 10000 Welsh Fire Brick, afloat.
Il ENQUIRE of CRAFTS & TAYLOR,
aIO 3Is%m % Exchange Place.
DEW IN 81. CHURCH for sale,
No. l08 tdesaby situated APPLY to 65 and 81 Nassau
street. 0lftm
LNIREMEN AND COAL HEAVERS-Wanted, thirty
Femen and Coal Heavers for the United States Naval
Service Apply the United States Naval Rendezvous No
Cherry street. Gal0 2sm
Union MUTUAL INSURANCE co, No. Sc Wall st..
~ New York. opposite the Office of the Courier and En-
quirer Profits Of the business be divided between the
stoc kholders and the insured.
This Company Insures against and damage Marine
Fire risks the advantage of Cash Capital all paid
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poWELL ON THE EYETJust published, Popular
l. Treatise the EYE Diseases and their with
engravngs rules for the selection of spectaces &C.
price 50 To be had the authors and Of booksellers
generally.
Dr. Powell attends exclusively diseases Of the Eye and
from ito o'clock at his Office 2sl Broadway Of
Warren street
Artificial Eyes ofsuperior quality recently imported.
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