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II VIII De perceived that Mr.. KendaPs last letter is
three days later than the above Il is gratifying 10 no
deal with such OF the army as forget they are Amsrcsns
observable at Buena Vista that hose soldiers or
rather monsters, who murdered unoending Mexicans In
cold blood the first to take to their heels at the ap
We publish the followiag general order for the infor.
nation OF the friends OF the parties therein mentioned
'rSr No HEADar11 5s,s 2, the An,
I. The country between Plan del Rio and La Hoya win
constitute separate military department. to be called the
Las vgas separate military department to BE- called the
department OF Perote each under the command of what
ocer may find himself senior therein. la the absence
Frs! Lieut. G. W Rains. 4th artillery aid-ds-camp
TO Brig Cen Pillow WILL during the temporary absence Of
the latter be attached general headquarters In the
Second Lieut. Schuyler Hamilton LIST infantry i. also
announced to the army as acting aid decamp othe general
Lieut.. Col Eduonston Louisiana militia attached TO
general headquarters has leave OF for two months
Al The expiration Of his leave he will consider himself hon
oraby discharged from the service of the United States
IL L. SCOTT, A.A.A.G.
There will not be much weeping in this country at the
annexed order OF Col. Childs:
OFFICE OF THE MILITARY GOVERNOR
Jaapa, April -, iStT.
All gambling houses in the city of Jalapa arc
hereby ordered to be forthwith closed
Keepers Of such houses or rooms all deaer and pro
this order win immediately be to Yea Cruxnatves
or Americans. THOMAS CHII.DS
Col u s. A. and Military Governor.
Another order from the same quarter:
OFFICE MILITARY GOVERNOR
Jaapa, April Is 1917.
Al officer. of the Mexican army not pnrOle, and all
The city OF Jnlaa, viii Immediately report At this office,
Col. u. S A. and Military Governor.
Harris company had commenced a theatrical season at
Jalapa Every thing bespoke the advance Of civliza-
ton
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virginia-Thc I4th Congressional District.
IL Mav 1Sl

'In consequence of the great extent of district and
the want of communication between the northern and
southern PORTIONS The precise result of congressional
election was not known until the meeting of the shers
days since You will find below the official vote.
which does not however, show the true majority
precincts in Fayete and Nicholas, which gave Mr.
Thompson jony of thirty three, not returned
in consequence Of some informaliy in taking the poll
''We have just heard of SCOTS great victory at Cerro
Gordo! Permit me to congratulate the administration
and the republican party generally upon the unbounded
which to have attended the present Execu
tive in all its operations, both foreign and domestic"
Official uote of the 18th congressional district of Virginia
r. A. Thomson VIM Comas
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Bv a. GREEv, .s.p.soneer,

~ STORE OF G. W. BOTELER, JR.-On Friday, the
2lst instant shall continue the sale, 10 o'clock, of
furniture, crockery hardware, wooden ware DC, all OF
which am determined close the highest bidder A
large proportion stock unsod and some Of the
best articles.
The persons who have already purchased will please
tend to getting their goods tomorrow, Wednesday,
May 1876 A. GREEN, Auctionecr.
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ny n. GREEN, .sucfScneer

VALUABLE YOUNG RIDING MARE AT AUG
TlON.--On Thursday, the 10th instant, shall sell, in
from, of the Centre Market, at o'clock, M, handsome
bay mare, swift and easy Persons wishing pur
chase good riding animal will do well attend the sale
she viii be sold to tile highest bidder, the having
no further for her.
Terms: credit of sixty and ninety days, for with
approved cndorscrs, bearing interest.
May lS--3t A. GREEN Auctionccr.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE. OFFcE, May 10, 1877.
A Election win he held at this olIlco tho hrst
"A Monday OF June next (the 7h) by the stockholders of
the Franklin Insurance Company OF Washington for twelve
directors conduct the affairs OF the company the ensuing
year. Polls open from 10 TO o'clock, p. in.
CHAS BRADLEY,
May io-zaWtd Secretary
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NV ". QREEN. .9Mcti0MffY..


GALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES ON
- Pennsylvania avenueBy virtue Of decd OF trust from
Ke, recorded in Liber w b. No ll9, folio 295,
seq the subscriber will offer for sale, public auction
the highest bidder, Wednesday, the 26h instant the
hour of o'clock p the enehod premises Of lot NUM-
bered thirty four square reservation b. in the city OF
Washington, upon which large three-story brick house
has lately erected and occupied by said Ke for tho
manufacture OF tin
The lease is for the of years from the 10th Of
May, 1916, annual of hundred and nineteen
dollars seventyive CENTS payable quarterly the both
days Of August November, February, and May, with the
privilege OF purchasing the fee simple said premises
any time within said term for tho sum Of three thousand six
hundred and sixytvo dollars fifty cents in less
than hundred dollars time, and the annual
be diminished in proportion to the payments OF the purchase
money.
TERMS Onefourh Of the purchase money be in hand,
the residue upon credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
MONTHS with interest," be secured the satisfaction Of
tlle trustee.
All coveyances the expense of the purchaser and il
the complied with in three days from tho time
of SALE the the privilege OF reseng at the
risk and expense OF the purchaser.
Persons wishing make good investment will do well
to attend the SALE as the property will positively be sold
TO the highest bidder.
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, Trustee.
May IS A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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ny A. GREEN; .aactsoneer.

" AUO-
Y TION-on Tuesday, the 18th instant, shall sell
story brick house the of llt and
morrill, being the house in Phladephia Row.
The house twelve and kitchen, batouse
pantry with cothcs-presses and closets In chanbers
and passage The abovedecribed house is considered
of the built and conveniently arranged Of any III
the city, and Of the best materials having marble base
and steps, with black marble narcls. There is well OF
and baih-house. Ii handsomely papered Il roughont.
We deem further description unnecessary, is well
known be the hansolest and healhest locations
the city, having both south and west front We invite
all who wish purchase beautiful residence attend the
sale and see for themselves.
Terms of se One.lourt cash the balance credit
will be given OF SIX twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months, for bearing INTEREST," deed given, aud
deed OF trust taken.
May lS-6td A.. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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Circular Collectors and other Omccn OF the Gus
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May Is, 1877
BOARDIN 0.

MRS STETTINIUS having several pleasant rooms un-
lfl occupied accommodate families single gentle
men with board The situation very pleasant and
srabIe one summers residence louisiana avenue
nearly opposite the City Hail.
May 6-6eod -IA.
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OoLIEoToR's OrFIcx, May g. 1872
CITY TAxEs-Notace 10 the NeGllgsnt.-Al persons
~ whose city property household furniture
main unpaid hereby notified that payment required
within sixty days from the above date In default whereof
the law viii be enforced by levy and sale of delinquent
properly, A. ROTHWELL, Collector.
May 7-2aw2mf
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Br.A. GREEN, .a.sctjomeer.

Dk' IL GMEEWN, sHhCtSO1eeTs
HANDSOME TWo-s STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
IL lot at anction-on Thursday the 18Th instant shall
p Ssns Of lot No.
fronting north street. the of 4th street. in
containing five rooms and kitchen, and conveniently
ranged =
the balance in one and two years for notes bearing inter.
est deed given and deed of trust taken Tile ndis-
putable :. A. GhEEN,
GJlrhc above sale postponed until Tuesday, the
1911! instant, hour A. GREEN.
May l5-3t Auctionoer
splendid Darh.m Cattle and choice yoans swine.
F,9 IN The herds q James Go'oen, e'g Mount Aay
i .ocock, the Agricultural Exhibition Ground, Rising
SIM, the Germantown road about three miles north OF
stock Of Durham Sae The selection and
milking stocks consisting Of imported COWS and young bs
Duriams Among the cows are the celebrated Dairy Maid.
o %@ d S and
der, a Of Dairy Maid.
astataiognes with pedgrees win be ready in due time,
and the cattle will be on the ground two days previous to
sale. G. ]. WOLBERT & CO.,
,AsTIIONABLE Paris Millinery 10th street. north Of
the ayenne nearly GgR9se to the ME- re'd E Of Uo
thanks for the liberal patronage they have receiyed since
their commencement and would inform the ladies Of
fancy bonne,s, &c. this day. which they deter
mined TO sell at wholesale prices.
For elegant parlor and bedrooms furnished or
unfurnished.
MAY I7--3t MRS BARKER Il MRS. FILL.
Circular o Collector. other Omoers the cus-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May IS, 1877.
TIME collectors and other officers of the d.
rected regard the Provisions of the circular insucc
tons Of the 18th March, S47, accompanying the of
Congress regulating the carriage Of passengers merchant
vessels modified allow the passengers berth to
be included and embraced within the respective spaces of
fourteen wnty, and thirty clear superficial feet oil deck, IN
by the law must be unoccuped by stores or other GOODS
not being the personal luggage of such passengers.
The other provisions oil circular instructions referred
| X. J. WALKER,
Nav IL Secretary OF the Treasury.
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(tHAPTAL's AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.-
~ Chemistry applied TO agriculture, by John Anthony
Chapn, Count OF Chanelonp Peer of France member OF
the Institute, Nc, &c. bound volume OF SIS pages,
translated from the second French edition, price 30
' Mays r. TAYLOR
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santa Anna who advised him take his things of the
we consider as Mexican brnvado as it is not likely
he would make his plans public, did he intend executing
them we are, nevertheless. practising (inantry)
at the artillery, not to be taken by surprise
We learn by letter from the city of Mexico that they
nave stopped throwing up entertainments around the civ
and do not intend standing siege or bombardment For
the mrs, Tune since have been in Mexico begin think
that the war Is about drawing a close.
Yours, respectfully, JDJ
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Lafsa from the city of MereoSanta Annn ,oitn
forty miles Of Y,ra Cruz, threatening the city. War aP
preaching 10 a close
VERA CRuz, May s, 1917.
EDS DELTA, As the steamer has been detained until to-
day by bad weather. give you the latest news that has
reached since closed my letter of the 81 there is POT
much Of it, but What there is, is Of interest and i'm
poance The British consul this place has just received
communication from the British minister, Mr. Bankhead,
wing that Mexican has solicited the friend
y mediation OF his government TO settle the difficulties be-
tween Mexico and the United States. learned this
ing that such letter had been received from Mr. Bank.
head and at once called the English consul tells
me tina, such fact You may therefore, rely the
curacy of this statement
men march in and sack Vera Cruz This
Information comes from Spanish merchant Of this place,
who came in Yesterday from Mexico he that he
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brig sid H-%s, s c.,.: Fall n,s.
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mond Sid brgi Henry Woodis, Jamaca Con Taylor. West
NEW ORLEANS Nov 2sArr bark: Bertha. Ode Rio janet.
VIM KosHsay MsT h.v'Hs Sfs. GsIss tp' s9Irs.
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Apariceds, (Yue) Epannoe, Campeachy Commerce, {BD
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SsIL: Alpha MsIs Bos;ea; Ra,s.o, p' BAL;
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Ross Vera Cruz; Brig. iit aovieh, Havana; Swallow
Cruz. oasws todson Corpus ch'i.ti Randolph Washing
SaoyiDSreF. pssiaAr .ehr Richards, Leonard, NycIt
:cop Editor cawsht fhiisa.Ipha sid schI John Ran
d0lph, Weaver, do.
l: Chase; 81. sss
wards, Haverstraw
Roamer, Porter Crba; Potosi. Patterson Porto Rico
PORTSMOUTH, Dec 4-Arr schr Lucy White, jameson New
York. Cid brig Chensmus, Kuowlten N Orleans.
SALEM Dec 3-A brig Allston, Pierce NYork for Frank
ladeiphis.
SAVANNAH Dec Arr bark Isaac Mead. Brown. NewYork
3D. bark Agnes Ann lB Bowie Newry sland brig Sisr
lag Riddle NYork 3D. brig AUGUSTA Sherwood do Cid I'd
hrigs g Pnckney, Br ughton. Montevideo: American t
Nair NYork Sd ship Masonic HarshoIn. Hsyre brig. sa
maaSs ssS Hsy.es Tes:e mkt SD
brig erican McNar, NYOrk.
WAREHAM Dec 4-Arr brig John Balch Balch. Pictou
Gid brgs Franklin Adams Felker Philadelphia; Cada.
Baltimore: Two Sisters, Chamberlan, do.
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Arr1vns VI SlIaAi4srDs
TUESDAY, Dee.7.

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$sv.a S.l
M HOWARD, Har,fe1s II: = a cosa;! do; Ad.m. New
y't s.y W1
do scTy Woer N stay'evant Boston; T'avsr'
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
CT Tas bfian Van reh saay rSx. No
n:y WWWSipp'f Troy jEsn: Rssisfi AZ ~ ,ds y!
ss ix % kissd BRIDGEPORT RUIZ
Ts.. %sc S ds sS:pss rh'a wGed
1s:s1 isS Wss.I Sta Iae%%.
sS S; 81:
ssito; Mr. and Mr.. II ,Idy, Boston.
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
Cnas UuTsnd. NEW raven; Hooofiage NSw oIk, '
ssa$ss e';$'1i; s$ Ny tHs
N.Y.. @ EynS; Ws PsSsi
Cooley, do; II Field. Westerly, ri.
LovEJ0YS HOTEL
y smith, 'y os0sd a.. ARfs
smith, Mdd!etown r Illumination N London T Amber
T fsemy S'Y
ss:i.iiii: fs:a; Yo1%; Brewer. M$as;own Nj
oBarb. syracuse; Burr, Troy; gcIsjr Syracuse;
e.; !.'sS:; $;;ss .:d Slss$s s,s
NORTHERN HOTEL
~ :f Me-. Hs~ey Albany
slansr, KssLs.ks; Cotrlssh Pate.an; Qain Albany
"a wS.:s FFrSsS: Cap. TP: .S
NJ Ferry Ps,se:lrhis; j iddisss. New York.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
Sssa Ee... R:rs i' IaS
Plain6eli; . Stone. do; q Dixon. dol q Chamberlain
rEARL STREET HOUSE.
e.sss b.sss ts1tn kysssts Ohio Bishop:
fh,; sslch. Boston; CAPT Somer' DO; Dean' oo'
'''''' RATHBus's HOTEL.
100, DO; T..ss, U.s, Muir BuiI.!S g. Allen Allen
Conn, L Chamberlsis. albany.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
II Lonssy Couneetiep.; Brooks Philadelphia; M
foa oaond.g.j Blown, Philsdelpha Reed and lady
| Ys,mont; En- wiseman, new jersey; d Wheeler Hart
| WESTERN HOTEL.
gs%i,h 9,In.it, shiladi walker ~ AT q Il
snow. ksisss 2cttsi, Prov; L kFfisi. Haven.
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Domestic. l...poraar.u,,s.

CHARLRsroN sesmsnp NortheTn-r50 bbls rice GO bale.
cot Jos Emsicsmail packages to Hastead BIokaw-H
G.n.lI1pYlea Colea,e1H Coffin & G9-Mr Mary
Miss Sophia Gre.-Df Smith Roger.-Myer. Icon & CO..
Gale HaydenTH sysfich-Ms X Lo"nG.-Lawtssnse s
Banks. Gonld " Co.'S W Wocd-E Ebbeu-JG Warer-
w Adsms-Wardsworth co.'s bb,s rice to order. v.u
Hsw kin; co-25s bales cotton Henry C95lI b,rrs oss
barrels and Of hair and barrels bsisJ FisheI
and trunks Richard Ten Eyke-2 boxes SNUFF Saminos
80 bbis mo asses Harper col cask potash Hertwood
Heran Lees x do-62 do John L1idaw-2 boxes buffalo
tongues Riggs2333 bags II xseed Beale Mech Dewitt
II box Indse Bon;on3 glassware James Nc Alis-
so-2s ess. wine Br ok, B.ansS tierces nader
srder
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Cleared.
ship-Ocean. BrownelL Vera Cruz. j Elwel u Co.
Brigs-rslcon tBrl Pitt Bermuda, Tucker Lightburn;
Emily. tB) Kenny. Wilmington, nc, Wnne,t 49,
Seaman Baltimore, Msiard Lord; Charlotte. Weeks, Phi
ladeioha Plat Van Bnt Lacon Bcarsc Boston; Croton
Chase. do. Foster Nickerson.
sioopsEssex Fsbee. Fall River; Capital, Oaks Provr.
deacs ~
Arrived.
Steamship Norhemer Budd. Charleston, Dec I'M. to
SHIP Qasbec. New Orleans. II day.. to stsn
Double Head Shot Keys spoke ship Louisa Of Boston, bound
no the Gulf Expenencsd heavy weather OF Cape Hasras
Swedish bars Scandal Welhman, Leghorn IS days. John
Mahel. :. - ~
Brig st Patrick Dale. Baltimore, days. with lumber bound
Boston.
scar Boan,y Hale Nswbsra NJ, to = /. Mitchell
schr Lady Of the Lake Lamka, Richmond. Allen Par
schr General Arnold, Shannon. Boston.
2bigs. unknown.
Sailed
British ship Eliza Pire Liverpool; bark Henche iof Bos
Packet ship Prince Albert anchored in the Spit.
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toa~ su~ssessy osun~Uss. q nasy - sssh sssss
% the rction say ar" e AZ" grl Az May -
jeoti q rue y~ss hsvs " Tn. House win prce-sd
IN the -i-etioa o. sp-sk-r 81 sfsa vote WIN
Mr. King Of Massachusetts,, Mr. Bsck, of 3 nth 4 gro
naas aud Mr Ric,Ma W rhomp~on. q Indians be
good enough 10 act a. t.isrs' ras~s gsetsusn a.
seut-d an took the Clerks d>~k The rou OF
they hear th~tr names, FOE whsn they vote
Mr. KtSG. after the samnisx ~. d-scsadst 70 the
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Foreign NIarketa.

81. CRoIx, Nov. 10, isl7-our crop has been much
retarded by tho long spell Of dry Weather experienced
the nrst seven months Of this year. Since August no
ever, We have been blessed with good rains which, II
followed up copousy may enable us to make average
crop the season; there will, be-
made here before next February Our market Is fairly
supplied with meal, -four, fsh, pork and lumber.
Stav-s scarce, d much wanted The brig Wissa-
hckon Martini from New YORK. 10 dschsrgng vt Basin
Az st. Thomas ths lie we'll supplied With American
provtslons -four commands So per barrel; corn meal
$t26 Per Dbl and per puoohson Saa-CorTsspoHdsnes
" 8 Gag,
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BAlrrxsas pss.s -seX 4 ssls snd Ohio RR pividsad
Bonds, 79x; shs Bait Gas Co. ssx; % do BALI Water Co,
div o6 7sK Treasury SIS el1sed at 100 LIS bid, i0oz
asked Msvlaad 6s closed % bid % asked baltimore
shares az 40 asked, sax bid.
PHLApELsHIA Dec. 1-First Boayd-4o0 U 8 Bank Notes
aer state 81 as 5000 Re tgg aR Bond. 1o
Boardlso Morris Canal o 5000 Lehgh Mog Loan esk;
Nor.sown RR ilx. after SatssiOs Morris Caasl I0 10
DO 81 = -
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UNITED STATES SUPREME CouRr. - The Su-
preme Court OF the United STATES met this day.
sgrecably to law. Present-The Hon. Roger b. Tan-y
Cnief Justice; Associate Judges McLean, Wayne, ca
iron, Woodbury., and Grier The Chief Justice an
nouDced to the bar that the would comm-ncs th
call Of tn. docket morrow, under the 36th Ad-
jo1rped till tomorrow at ii O'Clock. - Wash,nsion
Union, Dec q
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r'uroixn ann pur.~tio.,s.

LEanoRNBark Scaudia-l0o bags paste T stalker-3 cs
doa Jars racl has-sdo pkgs Markoe. Wilbur Scott
Goodhue < eo~si do cs Dsuny-2s pis. Dord-i DO
4. hsimsr.2 c. stone Swan co752 pays X Msies-5o
3 lumber Damema n2i d.. ubef co-sl do v, -
stoke co-i5o bales 80 do 1900 mar.
Bile tiles 20 bxs oil 10 Ucks marble 10 20 alabasef IL
marble chs mise $50 do 20 bxs oil pipes
Jars do cks acid IS blocks m rbie 10 order.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHAMELEON ste mshlp NOrtheraerC Durand, NJ Bafck
lev, n Wayne, w Akin. + Wugair, Mss Hamilton,
" hchardson, J s Fay, G u H haywood, . Mayer, w
Terry and two Matters Terry-5 IN the steeraEe.
New ORLEANs-ship Qaebec-Messrs VIM Palmer. .
McQoag. aiip. ltIl aaI I+ff
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The proprietors OF the Covsngtou iron works Of Bal
timore, have failed Their estabshneut 10 o most
tensive one, and at least . Thousand hands
ployed In It, and are thrown out Of work Corr.
Pennsyivsnian, 7h tnst.
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The Treasury Estimates For the next F1scal
Year.

TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT, Nov. a5, ls17.
sir,-Agreeaby to the Joint resolution Of Congress Of
the 7h Of January l846, have the honor TO transmit
the information Of the House Of Representatives
printed estimates Of the appropriations proposed 70 be
made for the fiscal year ending the 30th Of June 1912
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nALVEs-H Herr called upoi DShiriahof, No. So
Chambers troublesome nail extracted which
done "a the Doctors usual expednous manner Mr. H.
accidentally left pocket book containing $500 IN the Doc
tors room which being returned TO HIM, he ye hand.
somsy prevented the Doctor with $500. deSlt-Icg
NYE AND EAR-Dr. POWELL attends eIius,vely to
Il diseases the Eye and Ear from to o'clock, At HIS o.
Gee Broadway, corner of Warren street Dr. Powes
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