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Ry Q. ", BOTELER, Jr., .gucttone1y.

DOSITIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS
L and Britannia Ware, Lamps, Neon Thursday
morning, the 18th instant commencing III O'Clock.
will sell, the second floor of my auction roon general
assortment of cabinet ware china glass, orockery solar
lamps, and grandoles English and American Britannia
ware hall lamps, &c. The goods ready for ex-
animation
Terms All Of and under $40, cash over $40 two
and four months, for notes with approved endorsers
bearing interest.
Feb l6-dtsif C.. w. BOTELER. IT. Auctiopeer
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By a. GREEN, .2ucffoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AuCTJON.-On Friday, the 10Th instant / shall
sell at the residence of Mrs Henry 18th street between
and streets, near Franklin row, III o'clock A. M
good lot of Furniture, Wis
Mahogany bureau, dining and breakfast tables
Cane-seat and other chairs
Maple French post, and trundle bedsteads
Feather beds. bedding, and mattress
Andlrons, shoyes and tongs, tenders, &c.
Ingram and other carpets
Glass and croekeryware good stove &c
WITH a lot OF Kitchen utensils and tin safe.
Terms cash. a cRFFN
Feb, l6--TuThSFrst Aneto6eer
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IPrfBIIo-Nn. a


AN ACT TO change the time of holding one of the terms Of
the circuit court of the United States for the district
North Carolina.
BE u enacted By the Senate aud House of Representative
of the Unfed States Of d1eriea Congress assembled, lat
the term of the circuit of the United States for the d
ct of North Carolina now by law appointed to be held on
the first Monday of December shall hereafter be held on u
last Monday of November Cnstead Of the first Monday
December in each and every year, and oil actions suns
appeals recognisances wrts processes and other pTocee
ngs whatever pending in said court reumable thereto
shall have day. and be heard, tried proceeded WITH anu
decided accordingly.
APPROVED February 10, 1871
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BY AUTHORITY.
Laws Of the United States passed second session
Of the Twcnty-pinth Congress.

of the Twenty-plnth Congress.
tPuBLIc-No IL
AN ACT provide for the payment of anv interest falling
due on the public debt
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of Reuesenatrtsd
the United States Of 1mica qTes assembled That the
Secretary of the Treasury be- and he is hereby authorized
and directed to cause to be paid of any money the
treasury not otherwise appropriated any interest falling
ue or accrung on any portion Of the public debt author
lied by law
JOHN w. DAVIS,
Speaker of the House of Representative
G.. NJ. DALLAS,
President of the Senate
APPROVED February 9, 1871.
JAMES X. POLK
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Feb Is, Is47
he Editor of the Union.

TO NE IsdttOf 0T lie UNION:
SIR: In your paper of the 18th instant giving an ac-
count of the proceedings the House on Saturday
ing last your reporters have represented me thus: "Mr
Dromgoole desired to be informed by the Chair whether
it would be in order to move that when the House adj
ourns, be to at o'clock,on Monday morning "
made no such inquiry and ought be represented
inquiring substantially if minority could set aside the
standing order of the House meet daily at II o'clock
You will publish this note by way of correction 1t is
due to your reporters to state that the of ascrbng
to me such an inquiry entirely unintentional
GEORGE c. DROMGOOLE
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IN'ANIs French Worked BotIces.-lO0 Just received,
ing. ID iCJAGGET'r AZ co
teb. l2-3uf
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NATIONAL BIRTH NIGHT ASSEMBLY The rooms
Tor the celebration of the National Birtngh Assembly
are now in and will be fitted up in the most
splendid style Many flags of the different nations have
been obtained and win be displayed the occasion.
The music engaged is of the superior TALENT and in
sufficient force
The supper, Wines refreshments, &c. to be furnished by
Mr. John Miller will be Of the most mptuous kind
Tickets 80 each to be had at Browns, Colemans and
Gadsbys hotels; the ST. Chares's Fischer's book
store at the door of the Saloon and Mr. John Mers
store. l6-5t
IJEARING and Eyesight Restored-Mr. PRINTER,
L l. there is man in Reading Pennsylvania, by name
Green, who has plan of giving help 1t is by strength
enng the whole system then any local weakness
will become strengthened and of deafness,
&C., are owing TO weaknesses, the above plan will
hearing and eyesight.
No physc is given according the doctors prn-
cipes.
Much of the of physc consists in knowing when not
to give it.
No truth valuable for the giving of in the above
cases, and putting things into the and has
the ruin of hundreds and hundreds
People sending to him by mail Otherwise from So to
80 will receive help postage free, for many afflicted
in family Persons live usual, and whilst using
his help If any other sickness happens help will he
Tree Oh charge Feb 1916
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0- The Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Insti
tuition will meet the OF the Vice President the
Capitol, tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock.
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of reports Iha, large guerrilla forre was tn ltons of Gcn. P, and lhal some 2O00 naen V ilh four pleces of artillery were on tlIe way aoa from the neighsoshood of tte capisaIlo aitl n capturing 6he trssH. Gen. P. 2. SmfstlS brigade was ordered to move in ibe direction of Perote. His regsIar cotn,nand consists of the lst Artillery. 3d Infantry. aad Rides. but m addition to this forre a sqaadsoa of dragoons and Dancan's battery accompanies him. Woe to any Mexican force that may fall ia the way sf his command.
 For the last zeek we have hal but hssle rain, and Il is certainly much u, he regretted that Gen. Scott has been unable to improve it The weather has been of that nature cool and brsciag--ihat the men could have performed their marches without faiigue-is has been one of those dry spells that usually come in lhe midst of the rainy reason, and had Gen. Pierce been here Lhe entire army might have marched .o the capital dry shod Old weather-wi>es, those who have lived here long, say that thus pleasant weather will be followed by dFeachsng rains. trust their predictions may prove untrue, but ana fearful that VIC have not yet seen the worst ol the wet reason
 said above that rumors from the csty of Mexico were At dlscount-- we have ao other reports than that a portion of the eify has been overfowcd. that much sickness pre- vails. aud that the Mexicans intend giving Gen. Scott the hard battle al the Peaou.--- There arc those in the army who think that before gun is fired Santa Anna will send out white flag aud come to terms. We shall see.
 Gen Worth, with Mr. Trist and large party of officers and gentlemen, staricd oul this morning on a vIstg to ilIe noted pyramid of Cholula, and returned about dinner time highly delighted wiih the trip. A party of Mexican guerriIlas went out at tlss opposite side of the town as Gen. W. entered, sram- pering otr as fast as lheir horses woald car. " them. They slarted in the direction of Aiisco. and m their fright probably reported that the whole American army was m mo- tion.
 The robbers and guerrillas made fine haul last night, taking over one hundred mules from single pen almost within the limits of the city. This will donbsless einboldeu them 10 more daring attempts.
 Yours, &c., G. ". x.
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PuEBLA. MEx1co, Jnly II. 1877.

PuEBLA. MExIoo, Jnys II, 1917.
 lhIs morning was enabled. through the 'Aefhohs of spanish pr,esi, to obtain look ' a hie et Mexican papers up to the Huh 'st hasnly give you a synopsis of such 'ens as may be of the least moment, ore. "'''"g mat 'he papers contain lille matter ol interest
 .. Jose Ramon Pscheco has been appointed . s''"'ssrr os Freagn Relations, in place of 9v"oF ioarra resigned. He enterred upon U'e o'''e' oI hls office on the Slh inst. and 'P to The II lth eonl,aoed In office.
 Under the head of ..Persecmionss Eg 'H'"'Ior Repabi,cano, of the s,h inst. says .Aa' an order had been issued for Gen. A. t moe 10 march for Tulanclnso within twenty s'at hours, and tha, all aia aod assistance aaa been refused him.
 pA's' ifcm MAzalIan up ,o the 2i,h June "a'e been rece'ved. At that time the Bri,tsh, men "' Saf Constance and Carysfor, were n'Hs "a the harbor,bu DO American vessel ..m " tn s'gh' The writer says .ha. thev had :. gone oil tn avoid ,he storms, bu, wo.ld
 Ai'eL Inc rainy season. was over.
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WYE undersigned, having purchased ef Mr. s. A IL Iaeker his eatire interest in the concern oa ihe iate hfm os Taeker k Hamilton. will eoatiisae the business, as heretofore a the old stand of IT and having just received large and wsai sei~c. ted stock oi Dry Goods. Groceries. Qseenswars. Hardware, Nc. he hatsess himself that he will be aoc 70 saPp'y his friends and customers with such articles as heF may need ard st the same time give sne sstss'ac'lh sosa AS to quality aud prices Fer the fSure. he Is determined ,o have al,avs .,. hand large ami weii selected stock of staple soos, sis tsne to the country rad~ and 10 make every effort m his power to satisfy ,hos~ who may favor him "lth call. His friens aa customers, ard persons ire'S fe country particularly are invited to exAsliae ais stock before Parchasins elsewhere.
 H, HAMILTON
 Little Rock. Aug =, sSt7. se-tw
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Prruta, Msx,co, July 2s, lsH

Rumors from The -iiy of Mexico are al discount bat reports from the direction oi Vera Cruz are more eagerly sought after. Many shnk that the arrival oi Gen. Psefce will be signal for an immediate movement of iiie whole army. snd heaee the anxiety to learn his real wberaboais. 4 day CT two since the intelligence sss received that he had lakea Ihe Osiz4ba road, and tisa, hc he'd been heard of even ;ins side of lhat s.,g !; yesterday aews came ID that he had reached Jaiapa with his command. and this story IS more generally credited On the strength
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Notice to the ssublic.

WILL necessarily be away from The siiv ire \ qaentlf daring the next two or three moalhs Persons wishing io pay their taxes, during, ny ab sence. cau do 50 by calling ai the office at Win Hut. Esq. who lAas the tax-bcok and who is au th"rized ts receipt fer ali taxes
 Persons having business st the shcriT's oiice w,il cail upoa Mir. \. I. Gaines, uho IS fs,IIy en powered 10 transact all b,lsiness ia my name
 4. J. HuTr, Sasssg
 oF PGiassi Cossata. Little Rock, Aug. Is, Ist7. s924w
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Prolso.als for FourcAe Da,m.

(fEALED PkoPO.ALS wiii be received. at the - oibee of the Clerk of Paissk Circuit Court unii the 2sA sssfnf fos the contract to eoastraet a DAM CT LEVY across the Bsyoa La fearcbe al os aeaF the site of the old bridge across said 6ayoB- Sad assn levy be constructed of sarfA with base of SC feet. % feet wide on the sop. and al sA oe fooi higher than the banks on eiihes side o' sad esyol Psfsoas making hsas. wiil specify whaa smoaes they will do the work for, as a . ho,. es what tAey ~iil t for by tAe ssrsarx vnr upon meesareunesa The contract wii be given .o the lowest responsible bidder reseFvng the right to se Comra'ssloasrs .o rsleet bids too htgb For further FsFtlcnlass bidders viii sqaife al the office ol the Ctslk ot Ptsaski Circuit Cvart
 " w STEVENSON.
 ,sst,tsaf ef tAe Boasd P S Proposals xiA aiso be received tcs cen sFaes'ss the base d ,he dam levy IJs feet an,l the top @ feet breadth and tc faiss the top fot feel above the ievsi of ths banks of the Foarcke al each Lend of the dan
 Latte Rock. Aug 10, isl7 4s--.w
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hRS IT, N CARROLL, Priaeiyat.
 MISS c M4TfLD.f FIcT0R, .isstrat. yI,HE STUDIES of this Institution will be resn \ med oa Moadas the i3fA SepteusAsr Ms Carroll takes ih's opportunity of rrsannas thssks to her paroas and friends, and requests pareat to enter i}les rhilrss en the fins; dsy ol the sessioa cGnfsbtfBt. as " VIII t9cftttdte ttTe fuTmSt5sSfi the classes II is desirable that yoGag Iadses. whe hvse nat parents residing the city should board at the lsstitaiion T'be terms may be seen in to, mer advertisements.
 Little Rock, Aag. Is, lsiT 4s-sw
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PENMANSHIP.

WI CAKE, Prof. et Psnmamship. ID PEACEFULLY inforrrs tlse citizens of lh;s 1G place. that he will remain a saGieieut length e tlme so give course af instruction ia sae above named usetoi branch of education. PeTsoas are in vted to call and examine hs specimens. cous,s,ia., of practical, ornamental, and pictorial PEsaAN. SHIT. executed hy himself entirely with the pen.
 Roosns ai the Anthony Ho ise.
 LLsfie Ros1t, -ffk I9 tsI7 So
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Dis.olnflon or Co-Esa ranerulair..

VTHHE Ce-paTtneEShtp herefnfor. extss;.v npde, N the name ana ssyie Of TUCKER a H&MfI.. TON, IS this day dissolved by nasual eomsen, HeRfy Hsmiitoa wiA eoatinae the hasioess au hi. own account at the DId stand an all persons indeb- ted io the sad Fm. either hy note open aceoawt or otherwise wiii make payment to him as be, alone. s saihorixei to srf,le the aairs ot thc late Sem s iaeker x Hamilton !. II. TUCKER,
 H, HAMILTON
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sOLwgERs, GHlAHWs

For botialg Lands, IfkasHFY MF1N. Pke~zoAs, .1F4
 rsaragss q Psk. 4w, e. THE SUBSCRIBER. hssssx pseesssa tfs =, 1 esssary instructions rem the Wsr Dspsskmenex ths GcTsfnmsmt. for Bounty LAs6a. Teeasnsy Scrip. Pensions. Anearages Of Psy. &e., Ge.. ae~ eTalsg for service in the var with Mexsea
 J. E. KNIGHT Efttis Rsek. July $. lss7 AH--am
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Lnne kes1t, -ffk. lo, ls9T. Se- STATE OF ARKANSAS, 1s
 PULssKt CoUNTY. h Eae C1eaas Casrt of saii Csnaty: q, tas .fpr,f
 Tsrm, -S. D. 1877 Jsas 2stA, 4. D Isf7. wilford Garner. ss administrator
 oi John Clark, deceased. Con
 Piaiaaat.
 Albert W. Webb K James M
 Estill, administrators of James
 Estili.aeeeased. Cornelius Eel
 lows, Thomas W. Newton Ri-
 ehaFd F. D4Istl. Peter Schehtsr fIS CHAscEKY. Frederick W. Trapnsil Ebe-
 nezet " sters. JohH R Desha.
 Samusl ! dans and Catherine
 has wife, John Hnit. and Rode
 rIck L. psslge. a. adnaiuistsa-
 tor oi RobeIt Frail. deceased
 and The unknown heirs as law
 of William Tupiett, deceased, rAME the said Complainant hy X FowEer his N/ solicitor. and the sad Complanant hayiug flied affidavit that the and residence of the h~isS at law of the said Vaii,aA TnpisH. deceased. are unknown. and that they are Ron-Iesidenfs of this State, has snotoa ii Is ordered hy the Court that sand unknown heirs al iaN oi the sad Wliiiam Trip Ien, deressed, be notified oG the pendeacy of this saH against thesa, the object o which is t lsreclose a mortgage, executed by said Wailam Tflaiea to said JoAa Clark, tor certain slaves and other pro perty. and 10 effect safe thereof by public alton of this orier m some newspaper printed ia this State ioI two weeks excessively ibe last hsertisn to be al ast four weeks beiore the eornuee m i oE the nest terra ct this Court, wkich wli be hsli oa the 'hitd Menaay in October next; on which day # is further ordered that said unknowH heirs at law oi sa'd Htltsa Ifipien appear ts ihis sais. os said bill may be taken as confessed again,t them.
 A true copy fIon the record
 Attest: GORDON S. PEAY, Clerk.
 Aug. 33. ISi7. Ss 4w
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House and sign PainGinx "

s==::ssr is:ss sess==eS s A thIs city, znf supplied hizaseit with sa erfirn stock oi materials. respeeffaIly aaaosne<s tu, public that he is prepared to execute s orass o his bne oi business, with despasch. aad oa ts nnes reasonable terms.
 Al orders lest af MT. AnacArs Cabinet sssxhlisk- ment, on Main Street, will be prusnpily sstsnAeA. to. C L. sfJIlewAW
 LiHls Rocs .sts 20, IsGf Ar
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k. M'CREIGHT. PHI Q T Q G R APKaIST.

HAS TAKEN rooms oyer the Drug Store aI Dr l1 Dodge, Dhere he wiii remain ios shost ,,s MIS-ATosEs. of every size and sfyte, iakea on an 'mprossa principle wt eosorsng in all kinds oi weather, reqaissng eay rosa 51e ss seeoads sssng Rooms efea ifoms o'clock. A. M. aslii $ ee Ieek r. NJ Ladies ard genfiemsa are Ieoa sted ,o eaA and examine specimens of his skiii
 APpsrasas furnished ana instructions kisen in sh, art
 Little Rock, Aug. z2, fsgz se--tf
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satyDRIEs.

aUNDWIES~ EnG LBS. Cosoa Yarn. OJU 2s bsis Ono saSeskne Asar;i
 a tasd;
 hf bots mess beef.
 bhi ssgas Szsed sm >keA ee<fy q bez~s star eandhss
 x .. No. sosp,
 : .. pseasisa geld tssrtS5&<ssy
 6 e lasav
 p ~iods~ EsAs. sssdsssA sl.ss5 {" pint a@sks:
 assed asd piAin tsmkIlku. 8 kegs asifs asd spykes,.
 % " psss ssa Ne | w4lits lsad.. A grisdstoaes,
 ss Peseo~k pisws. Nos | sad ss ssge tbs round. square ed aax tsS isseS pto9 .s horse sios aaA slak
 fbha eeepes1sF ( dez hens<sz% Ladies rdle., nans' half spaaisA asd Amevseaeg ssddlsss bin9 hsiaies. wcssse4 gissAn tkr rseeiss sa1 fsr ssis. by WM ~ WATT. Juiy lz. lss7s- St-&
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TO yOLUNTEEIRss.

hV vVAGlVMW WIM1A3Ex .. rTNHE UNDERSIGNED, who wns CnTsAI4 of tk& \ Johnson county company cf the Ashsns.@ Regiment of Mounted GaBgnen, which has recently returned from Mexico, tenders his services to tusa of his comrades in arms. in that regimess to yro. from the proper authorities st Washingtun Cilv the Land Scrip os Treasary WaHaats to whsgh ths& are entitled. and, also. inslemaify fof Aorssf ns4 other property lost in iie service. Fer the ecnven- fence ei The volunteers tn the coansies of Ffank1n Jehnsoa and Pope, he wiIi attend. at the snsuinx teIms of the Circuit Courts oi those eeassiies i k gust snd September tprcximol. soF thy 1tifjdEf of making oat their papers preparatory tc hyinc them before tie aaflserit,es a. V ashinxfon tifys ThaSe soaaieers residing n mese remote eouillise. viii address hInt by letter. tpost paid}, so srisss P O., Johnson oosaiy, .sykaasas." when the ntsn~ CT blanks viii be forwarded ie them to be esAees4
 He pledges himself to give his psompf asff lSbNk tal aienion to say claims that rpay 56 sonAdsd ss' hi aad will make has ehasgss as ssssunahle ss eau be afforded GEORGE VI pATR1[.K
 pfaey. Jeitssn TO- Jaig sy. IsS5 4&-sfsR.
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TAKE NOTH1E-

A IL PERSONS, who are intebteA fas less isr E4 the MoaM Holiey Cenefesy, will snahs n. mediate payment 10 the undersigned, e, laseass ef faiiure to pay the ordinance Ia rsgas tksesla wsff bs strictly enforced ih every ezas
 ) \. HUTcHlNGS. csfy Rssssasv
 asd ex-e6scie Tfeassa0 q hss etg q k1tas Rssk. -44gass g, is47. 4a--4w
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STATE OF ARKANSAS
 PULssKt CoUNTY. e' h hte creais C5sH of saiG Csaafy; at tAs .fpy,f
 Term, fl D. ls47 JsaS 2stA, 4 D. Isf7.
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A CARm-

Littas Rock. Aue. a. istT.
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P. S.-i migh, mention, as an item of ID- lsrest to his numerous f1eads, tha, General Shields IS here and m good health The health ot the army continues to improve, and large portion of the soldiers may now be sad 10 be acclmsied.
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YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY.

Little Rock, Aug. Is. is1 ss-.,
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srRoNa,s pArEMT LAnaPs.

AT THG TTES1IETH AsSlAL ihik
M THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE just cioesu, tne
Osnbscrio~r received the medal for toe hhsi DEssS
Oy LAMA fStronss PatentJ MesIA Cox anoen-isus
aud Stoutsnburgh, Fuonst dealers Ia SoiH sho yshsI
Lamps being the inspectors The Lamp has tnuf Desn
p.bely ard severely tested snd ia supenorty proved
snd admitted In addition 10 this public award oy the
American Institute Strons Patent Lamps we are per
United 20 state Of the Lamps IN constant use
dsv ana night In the Msnage room, and great com
fort md sssfscon a.. who engaged in reading
writ M BY t shsdoUless and brilliant light; and refer 70
Hon Mr. fanady President Of the Institute, Gen Chsnc
Ter other for the correctness OF the above
statsnens The Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, so long
and fsvorsby known 10 the public furnish TIE Oss
m sde use Of In the Lamps Mr. l.. Mitchell and Co who
recs,ved the medal late Fair for very superior all
vsrsd work Rave contracted supply with their most
beautiful styles Of work The advantages Of sfonss Pat
ent Lamps arc
LIST These Lamps cast no shsde.
ID. Are free from SMOKE smell -
Sd VIII bufn the cheapest OIL and give grester hsht
at lsss expense than any lamp now IN use.
sth Are brilliant than eamphsne or spift-gas'
without the same risk VI life and property.
5h Are liable 20 get out Of order, are easily cleaned
9th. The Hand Lamp will not spill oil with the most
careless usage. ..-........ 81.
Pesrl-st EegYofk-
Wsreroom S0f Broadway. . 80,
Chandeliers Brackets, Hanging fGi0r ana Siantei
Lamps In every variety. a..
Prices vary from e. 20 TO e2o per lamp. Solar and As
ras for from 8 70 g. Dealers supplied from 80
10 a2o0 per dozen Terms-Undsr sl0o cash 30 90
and ~ days, satifsctory paper.
No ssents appointed. ms lmeodis,
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

noCT J. o. HEwETT, III MscDougalst. near Beeek-
Ter New York. will assure the afflicted that he can al
ford more rsiefwith the number OF VISITS than any
other practitioner in the following complaints Dsosa-
tons hip diseases spraius c0ntfacons, paralysis rneu
mstsu affections tenderness intammations and
carvstures Of the spine deformed shoulders white swell
ings weakness Of the joints, &c.
Country patients are referred 10 the following persons
who have visited this city expressly 70 avail themselves
Of Dr. Hs attendance, aad returned cured MAYOR b. "a
Norton Boston, Mass Hon. n. Y CTanston, Newport,
r. l.; r. Nj. Larned Esq Providence Chas HosrnsI, Esq
Hartford, Conn; James Townsend, Esq New Haven
Conn. Chss. SAKE Esq 81. Albans VI; Chas o. mn
Esq Montresl. CaDsdsE; Hon II r. Granger, keesynlei
NY; Judge Miller, Rochester, NY Paul Mitchell Esq
GENEVA NY VIM II. Winder, Esq Philadelphia Hugh
McCallocb President Of Fort Wayne Bank, Fort Wayne,
Ind; VIM Goodman. Esq Cincinnati, Ohio.
CITY application al Dr. HIS nlS I'm
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FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHINO, at the City Clothing Warehouse, No l02
u Fulton-sf directly opposite the Old North Dutch
Church where every style OF Fall and Winter Clothing
Gao be had TO suit The pocket and taste OF all 49,,
Pilots from g. to s25.
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, every shade OF
Tweed Brosdcot Beaver and Pilois from - 10 Sth
Also large assortment Of Business Socks frock Coas
single and double breasted.
PANTALOONS, plain and fancy Csssimeres, French
Doeskins and English black Cassmeres sanstts, &c OF
every style, from ~ 80 TO SO
VESTS, endless variety OF black Satin, Nelvei Mer
inos and Bonbsznes, from ~ 50 10 -
Also large Of French, English, German and
American Broadcoths Cassimeres and Nestings, which
viii be made up order 10 suit the most fasiidous
DANIEL r. SMITH 100 fulton-st.
Mo 1rneods nnnnsife the Oh Dutch Church.
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DERCU~@ION CAPS, GUS, Watches, te.-
Genuine : 3 CAPS IL IS and 10 boxes, Walkers"
celebrated DO IN tia ooxes. Enssh silver lever Watches
s3 Frrsh ever movements AZ - 50; fn- single snd
double barrel English Guns escorted SiIes and engths
Also, poscer fast. nipples, rbs violin strinZs &c &c
F1r sale a sreafs upstairs prices 3 A NEWBOULp,
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