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hotel known Browns Hotel, Washington, win be con
tinued by the subscribers, Of the aie proprietor They
hope, by thorough renovation Of the furniture, and by
making other improvements render the house worthy
OF the patronage which has for many years
been literally extended TO it.
N. b. The house will be closed account Of the
above sale. MARSHALL BROWN,
TILL0TSON BROWN. Is
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6sj- To the PubIic--rhe announcement by Messrs.
Tlotson and Marshall Brown that the hotel will be carried
heretofore by them is entirely premature, and wholly
unauthorized by the parties Interested They have not
had, have they separate exclusive interest
therein. HENRY HAW.
I,,,,a lga
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Il Union Company, aud Union Potomac Company.-A
u meeting the stockholders of the above-naned com
pnnies win be held Monday, the 18th Of July next in the
of Washington for the election OF president and di-
rectors OF each respectively for the ensuing year.
June 5-lawiw
baltimore Republican and Argus aud Richmond Enqui
re please copy and send bill to DUFF Green, Washington
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~ the fist of July, all of my accounts and win take
,ns occasion o. informing my customers that expect them
10 De puctua In the settlement of them being more
portan at this time, in consequence of the dissolution of
the firm of Pittnan a. Phillips
June 25--6iif n w PHI IpS
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GUNNER Couptorpanes.-Just received super, mo-
- dunn and low-priced white Marseles counerpanes,
Ia IA 1874, and l2-4, ID. CLAGETT co,
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CAHD.-Ths is to notify our customers that their
"A accounts Will be rendered LIST July and request
their attention to the settlement of them We give this
early notice to any DISAPPOINTMENT All accounts
rendered to LIST January last and yet settled must
June ~ ID CLAGETT g. co.
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eo-Ihe subscribers take this method of inform
handed in tewdays previously to the Isl Of July at which
ume II is earnestly requested and confidently rpected
more man usual Promptness in settling will be observed
June II +. H. HOOE IL co.
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NOTiCE.-Al persons having claims against the estate
~ OF John Tupman, Qate of Westmoreland or King
George county Virginia. deceased hereby notified
Columbia. HENRY NO1,riIITp
June 24-3t* hd,r;n;sra,,r
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By G. II. VAN PATrES, M. ID.
ornament Office and residence next door 10 Todds Hn
Store, near Browns HJel.
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Weights to be borne by
| strips.
ICrosswise. Lenythwise
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us' lux sewing IWIhe
200 lbs whipping Irvine
he editors OF the following papers will publish the above
advertisement once week Tor four weeks and forward
paper containing the advertisement the bureau. nie
gencer and National Democrat, Washington d. c.. Daily
Times and Post Boston, Mass; Journal of Commerce
Evening POST Globe and Sun, New York Pennsylvania
and Key Stone Philadelphia; Republican and Sun, Balti
Beacon, Norfolk Va.
June 81 1aw4w
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Flax eanvass-weight per bolt.
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june 2j-dis
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Died.
On Wednesday morning Anna ANN BisHor, aged %
years daughter of Ez and the late Charles Court
nay Bishop, and granddaughter Of the late Ezekiel
Bishop.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are in.
vted to attend the funeral service this Thursdy)
ing, at o'clock at No 81 Essex street Her remains
will be taken Friday to Rye Westminster county for
interment.
On Tuesday evening, Dec o. Many, wife OF John
Gormley, aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family, and those Of her father,
Hugh McCsry respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on thursday afternoon, Dec 80, ut O'CLOCK,
from her late residence. ga Bsyard street
0g3- No carriages will be 10 attendance.
On Wednesday morning. 29th inst, RoBsRT TAYLOR,
In the 47th year Of his age.
His friends, and those Of the family, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Friday 3st inst
at o'clock + M from his late residence. 30 Third
avenue from whence his remains will be taken to the
Eighth street Church where the funeral services will be
performed.
Suddenly, the Goth inst JULES EMILE, only son of
A. Gilbert, In the eighteenth month Of his age
The friends Of the family and those of VIM. Dibbee,
are invited to attend the funeral without further
notice. this day, at 10 o'clock, A from bis fathers
residence, l79 Broadway.
(lf- New Orleans and Boston papers please copy.
Ga the Goth mat II DCscKER.
His funeral will take place from the City Hospital, at
o'clock to-day.
At Manhassett, L. l. on Monday, 27th inst, after
lingering illness, JOSEPH L., OF Singleton MITCHELL
In the 3Oth year OF his age
On Wednesday, the 29th inst, at his residence in
fortchester, JOHN II FINLEY, formerly Of this city
Funeral will take place Friday, the 3lst inst, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
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bills IL eisssned fsIiOws -.ooSd ss6,s9o % bad,
sl,'06 90; total, Si67,s2e 50.
ofthe change heliby the bank, there is maturing
on New York, S2Sl o04 81; New Orleans SS4 4O7 49,
on London, S20il57l SO. or these items, the bills on
New York and New Orleans considered undoubtedj
but those drawn on London, flOOOO are on suspended
houses in Great Britain II Is that thi, amount
has been fully secured The exchange paid and at the
credit Of the bank in Paris and London amounts to
S64i 800 80, which Is svals BILE the highest rates.
This bank selling its bills in this market at ten and
ten and hall premium and depositing the money to
Its credit in the banks Of this city Its bills London
are In good credit and among the fayorite bills Of
fering in this market.
The bank OF Mobils has, within the past two years
bought bills OF exchange mainly to facilitate operations
ofb1yers and sellers Of cotton to amount exceeding
eighteen millions Of dollars and the amount OF notes
discounted In the period for the accommodation OF
the community at large fails little short Of three mil
lions.
The stocks held by the bank put down at Sl5s e5s
10, but are valued ut S53 750 wing depreciation Of
S4909 TO- The indebtedness OF the State to the bank
Is only put down at whereas is In fact sl27 500
The immediate means Of the bank amount to So $780,
7s7 81, and the immediate liabilities to So co.
leaving an excess of immediate means over mme
liabilities of $3.50 500 10. The other means of the bank
added to this excess leave deficiency In the capital
stock Of 3d. showing that the il worth but
sos 90 share for 500 paid This result is arrived
ct by putting down ths assets their actual valuation
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We copy the following con,n,,-s.

s s1'isAaiFfYE f scI ~
ofthe Tribune! VIII am,bursh Feries@CouSd ne Editors
x, aa sd pi as iG,
Wi,amsoa'fh Ferries although written very mid tone
Wlamsbargh readers The Ferry Co%peny Sove
might assSy enabled ed sys OF s
le,t,s, by bs,dng anohe boat and uanng three bouts
It's Of no Ava, iya 20 tn, Ferry Coms.ny whether h-yget
alea I tt May s
Iime with any othr object beye than give the desired
have GOnpa"y s1aiu TO G TN Cc
from ins sS 81 s' OF Fl
she L9mpaay are satisfied that third boa v,fy mush re-
i.a CT and .h' " ' Of he
ss to es SSasa hsy ITs the fagsndue
iery house % Peek,p ex esion of &c That there
saah within cr, none VIII az 81 TO d,p%n.
mhssy may nSnSe, a, The time ten thousand and
De speei,y a,rbuted bat the that the fry
Th the lsst possible empire easily discover that
Is "s Futon sPs s to nj s,p pssfp
ferry a he ssy s1ls ss1 and
t,oa hou, nj aud verv short ferry Yet
more expensive ll know who have any aeqaanianes with
yhi e7e exc 1 'sa nS Se o s. ys CT
pse suggest ss s en sE less you ear make
n'sa wh any me seeompshrs 50
eES me p.rpG;s ua
may a. the FrIon o. sont Ferr, run, won no
~ he
fnon Ferry u his reasop correct then would re-
gnire SIX boats ON re 'ksp F.ry dspcn from,
N, and g. ~ nal 10 Fulton Fety But 50 the dfcnv
{, ,Hms e,t;n. wonld sill, The time spent on the wasr
WIN HOOD OF ebb SIDE somewhere from Gfteen 10
minutes The tul on ferry boats running acros The ,am.
oss Inke their trips from four mnues We ar. de-
lighted 70 see our dowrtowa fread ming reside among
us, but Is m ST ds1g able them an A..
coatened sitIw ri We have che Is for sale low ,en,s
Hna conn TSlc dHrngs aud air and as this
western III -misphee boast or and m spen -, tbe
DO It's make them desirable for dscnssisn and con-
yr.asu impaired rscae uptowa in stages or efo,,nz
~ a ,hor Ferry The memg,s Of the ompinv Is now be,
lore the Re rs tommte &c The Common Council f,r te
acuon OF IN rertlemsn when thew may thul .r 10 do,
hbcrae OF The subject and "a bee ursrptr
at he nstiss on OF the people Of Wap,huh am ,,rrs
b. two Of the individuals composing the Fer Company thai
they hhl he no stp or mlkc ha,tv
hoteye ne matter VI lily 10 The discretion OF he Common
Council TIA lew re'tless spirits VIII lead of mo3e,,ts
aud strive d.lude them grh phantn oC tbe,r o..
creation by ia wing obsta les 10 the the pre- emf Con-
rly ey certainly friend, 10 the beat mn ne az, T
Wiam,burgh Their interference. ma mar III. M ,n,cps
,nd desy tue hopes of The Rrsal bok of he proi bv de-
myi y IN imgroy ment heh would otherwise he ven i'm
on1ent ,hr bot a, q.
u De uiderst) I'd tn Tvs he great or,r oor-
Haid ys sgu ntng t,w rd an, h-r concentat,on a.
al events shil sb,crhe again more fer socL
CANDoa' Whliansbargh, Dec. a, lsi1.
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Mr.. Petit Generals Shields and Qatnan--Ths Dry
Dock at Nttc York-1he Daorksep,r IF the Houss.
MIR Petit of the House. last night slipped the ics
and broke his leg in the place It Is said where 1t
broken last summer Of which casualty he bad not
yet fully recovered.
Generals Shields and Quitman at Fuller's Hotel
The starry banner Is hung out to designate the head
quarters Of these gallant soldiers paper 10 In crcula
tion to which there already signatures pro-
posing to give the heroes public dinner.
letter the Secretary OF the Navy, was to-day
in the Of Representatives presented by the Hon
r b. King, and referred to the Committee on Naval Az
fairs The contents not read, but have learned
that reminds Congress that the former appropriation
for the Dry Dock IL New York Is p8srly exbsuste
and that amount remaining in the Treasury Will ct
be sufficient TO meet the demands Tor this month Tbs
Chief OF the Bureau of Construction respectfully asks
appropriation Of hundred and fifty thousand dollars
may be Bile Tor this purpose ana tHyB
that thar thi DIS OF the foundation ban been
completed that 1t ost important that te for Their
progress should not be retarded want OF funds II
the appropriation ia made early the work must Ds
suspended The Secretary OF the Navy earnestly
the appropriation A bill will probably be reported by
the naval committee this week, Mr. King, the obgiT
man, Ia quick to do his duty when thsrs 10
sty for speedy action
The door keeper OF the House has been slow and
In hts appointments The most VI the pEges (wbo
ceive two dollars day. selected by him, orphans
M member OF Congress represented among this ANAL
FRY, as heretofore. Mr. Horner has made but re-
mova Several of the incumbents under the old req
resigned. This gentleman is IN eficeut officer Jer-
blue OF the ancient character His predecessor has
lately been appointed to clsrhship in the Land Ofce
FELIX.
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wAsnrvcroS, Dec 2s isa'



The President keeps open house 10 night General
Quitmsn, General Shields and Col Harvey, viii, Of
course be there.
Taylor meeting called 70 assemble 1T C0lemenis
this evening" but not having the endorse Of he
wings Of Congress, he experiment has failed We sup.
pose they will come to II pretty
The National Whie says there arc six hundred aad
two Taylor papers the Union This Is equal 10 regl-
Inert Of editors.
The report Of Col Medill, Commissioner OF Indian Al
fairs, presents more gratifying view Of Indian
laon than has been presented to the country and
the world, since the orgapzaton Of tho government.
And having bsen observer TO extent OF tina
labors OF Col. Msdill truly say, that In
judgment, he IL ented 10 be called the e. cd father
the red men He has introduced many sslutsry
changes whole system ~ Ia beautiful OPERATION
lie has gone into this bureau with the view OF philsn-
thrupist and while he has taved the public money he
has also saved the Indians from the land shsrks the
whisk.y dealers and this specuators
MIR Lewis FitSSerald Tssiytto bos returned from his
ate mi'sion TO Mexico, la good health, AID with Tho
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The Annual Pictorial Herald.

The annual Pictorial Herald, which have been
preparing for several weeks past Ia ready for dell
very II be obtained tbs office In wrappers ready
for mailing.
1t contains nothing but illustrations Of Mexico not
an important one Of which will be omitted from the
first encampment Of Major General Chen Brevet Briga
der GeneraD Taylor, and his small army of $500 men
at Corpus Christi the reduction of the city of Mexico
and tho planting of the American standard on the Halls
of the Montezumsr.
1t also contains list Of oil the battles from that Of
Pao Alto to that Of Axco with the names Of the COM
manderS the day which they occurred the force en-
gagged On each side, and the number of killed and
wounded 30 far be ascerained In the absence Of
full Official accounts.
Single copies six pence
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In consequence OF New Years Day occurring on sa-
urday, shall Issue the Weekly Herald for this week
tomorrow morning, instead of Saturday heretofore
II will contain the whole Of the recent European
the latest from the seat of wa- including the list
OF promotions and appointments in the army and our
usual digest of Congressional, commercial political and
miscellaneous news.
The Herald for Europe, per steamship Hibsrna, which
vessel will leave here Saturday will be ready at eight
o'clock of that morning and will contain resume Of
American intelligence of every kind since the sailing Of
the last steamship.
Our Office will remain open Till 10 o'clock
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The Presidential Herald.

This journal Will be published once week at dollar
ayesr 1t will be the size OF the daily Herald and will
be perfectly unique in Its kind 1t will contain all the
political matter Of the weekgving all the movements
ohe different Presidential candidates and their friends
at full length 1t will also contain the money and pro-
auce markets Each number will contain lea ding edi
tor'a article, embracing philosophical view of the
movements OF the weekthe progress Of the
Their chances Of successthe rise and fall Of the po
oal bar omeer go as to give to every throughout
the country correct and accurate idea Of the progress
Of the Presidential slsction.
We have already had numerous inquiries for It, and
doubt not it will have tremendous circulation Judging
from spoearances-probsbly hundred thousand sub.
scribers.
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Forgery Exposed.


Dear Sr-The Louisville Courier of recent date has
Just been tran'miteat me with the following passage
We have every to believe that Professor Morse
has cognised invention teegraphng out here in
ths West, rs most excellent system and that in let
Yer 70 the inventor he r.pudiates the idea
circulated by some Of his agents his patent
oil possible modes of teegrsphing
reply TO this paragraph allow to that Louis
vale Courier has been mads dupe OF ost d,sgrace
fui frssry. received letter few days SINGS tom a
zen sInsn In Cine matt OF the name of Dawes
cling TO that he had received letter. purporting to b,
fcom n dated and forwarded from Washington, but
which must be forgery from the TACT thai
upon the envelope endorsed the Washington po,
office these words a" Received under from ST.
Louis, Mo"
heard Of him until his letter. ust mentioned was re-
ceysd His letter was that of gentleman, couched in
ters OF Difference and courtesy and replied to ac
cordinsiy. assured MIN tina. his suspicious were well
founded; that | had never written him (pot having
been Ia Washington for many months aud certainly
In 81 LOUSY and thpt some one therefore, with some
sinister dssign towards him myself both had i'm
posed forgery upon him replied to part Of his fet
t-r In which he alluded to improvement In the tele
grspn which he thought he had made but which is not
deseribsd) that while it would be presumptuous In M
TO say that no improvement could bs made In NV avs
tenn yet might say win perfect propre,y, that could
not now conceive of apy'
In regard to tbs state of feeling towards me and my
INVENTOR when has bean exhibited IN certain
&c the West no feel more deeply panied than
myself 1t cannot but b. painful witness the yindc-
tveneis aud eoarseness with which have been person.
III assaulted aud the reckless manuer In which INV M
tent has been denounced odious MONOPOLY &c
saVe my Vndicatlon, IL any necessary to the en-
hshened and liberal OF the West when my agent shall
have given his side Of the question long sipce CAV,
up tue management Of the business parG Of the tee-
graph into Tue hauds Of agent OF in
tegy one iuiy competent to carry forward the novel
enterprise with those enlarged views pub bene-
nt when hd experience at tins head Of the Post Office
Depar N sat lifted him TO conceive and which were IA
entire accordance with my wishes. Although these
plans hayo been marred, probably beyond rerevem.nt
" was by flult OF bis my and expe
rencel agent, have the fullest confidence
Very respectfully, your most ob't sery't.
SAUL MORSE
foUeHKErPsIg, DutoheEa Co, Dee 2s lsi7
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THE REV Dr.. SCOKEsDY. Of England new on aie
coud visit 20 THIS county has kindiy conssntedo com
ply with request which has been made TO deliver
TWO LEG URES on Wednesday aud Thunday even ugr,
29l aud 3Oth lust the New York soc,t Library
Broadway coraer Of Le hafd street. huf past ocock the
subjects Of which will be The Prncipe Construction, ard
Operation Of Gig Telescopes OF The aTl Of Rose"
derived from personal Lord Hos and ample
tunities of examining int the construction Of aud yewg
the heavens with these magnificent initrument The
cseds Of these Lectures wall be DEVOTED the Chpfch and
Hospital Of 81 Georse the Martyr. Tickets Of adj isaon
the course, ST. may Obtained Of the Rector OF the above
Chu ch the Rev. Ausvs Marcus At No 10 and 20 John
AZ Mes.r aunord swords, 39 Broadway; at Mr. Balwin
No $50 Broadway and Of Mr Forbes, Librarian Of the So
ciety Library d23UsxSan
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vaie me I'eM Cosumss for sale hire AZ SO Prince
street; . John TAYLOR i, Employed, making
tlemen and ehidren. Mr.. William Dbblee 2sa Btosdwsv
preparing Wigs, Whistles Mu,tache and Ringiets to
match tnr dresses Mr William Ammerman many wear,
to The Park theatre saernends the costume and
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'or Holiday Presents--Diamond Pointed

old Pes-rhose who would make acce BILE presents on
the coming ho avs cannot find useful srtce
the god p5n provided be that i durable and
lages and best be found the CITY which thev
are selling much lower any other house in the trade in
Solu or Silver cases Gold Pens reponted reparcd
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Fine Cutiery-The Subscribers Invite atten-

ton to their assortment of Pen, Pocket and
Knives warranted Rozors and polished Steel Goods Sc AL
So Tor the nvenience Of their ey have made ar.
rangements for the repair of all kuds OF Cutlery; having
eng geo wnIkm they will be enabled al
SON. 1T Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
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ten IN COLL upon me gates OF an idol temple KNOX of 2s
Fulton street. desires impress equally imDorta I mouo
up he minds Of the public: Know INV usu hi ibns
who wear the res leptent hats made by OK have no i'll
guilty discovering their own among Thousands of Others
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to their friends perfect all their sp and who
propose the New Year BY adopting (snong
good rev Hat that The Pb0nIx
Hat Estab hment SO Fulton street he,w.en Wits
gold tor long time distinctly known as ROBEEIsIJNIs
SUI us supre macy afordnr 40 cIegout and
hat ior ~ 90 Tor the stdous another att
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Gold Peas FIR New Years nrsseu,s.-y.,.

sons dssron, Of mailing acceptable, New Year. preseat
Aereqnesed 10 examine the extensive assortment Of oId
a: u,d and silver pea BAD pncd cases, &c for safe nv
D. " W.tso, q %, 70 William, door below wal a.
Vpo1e the Merchants vctsge ard BY Y S,yags % EnI
H sdIest. Inc cselie. Cola pea in the new ti lie OF
ebet "a beauty o. uty, ald is with ar ,xr,n,ino he
hy oesfable gait the season. l. Dies God mems IN DOLL
hhu syeF cases ot The most sIe GoIcflpio wbirb
sebe with M Infinite yeety Of 90 and pensia h.y
pens repaired or exchanged. '''"'S' ""iu
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SpienaS New Year. presents at the Lafayette Esz lac
nnd p broadway The proprietor, A. ARrALJLT has
Imported $50 600 worth Of Fancy Good, rrpleni,h his
before magnificent arrays and he justified Thai No
Of the kind claim any comp rison with
ms th-r IN regard to extent Of his pr The
sad oil h's cl rks the variety h,suIv excel
snce a. ehearne's Of MS The Bazaar has
inc resort Tor the most fashionable people of tho CITY and
ns DC the popreoy constant study please ali who honor
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AZ Savannah, on ths 22d December large four story
prics building on II. Habersham s Sons Rice Mil
WHAT tuddenly gave way, end falling to the ground
crushed a negro belonging TO W. n. Habershsm. The
ieeCnd miller, MIR. John Be, was supposed TO be Sill
under tho rains, as well several of the laborers
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OId Wines-R. Albro Z. Co.. Ten and

OiU W'Hes-h ff"ro u GU, Ten ahU Sugar
Dealers lI8 Division between E,drddpe and Alien
strees and 2io Or nd street secono ofhe Bowty,
have Of Pure o. Vines of The
quat paush ani in Bos and eli Ends of rich ana
delicious COrda selected ia,iy for the Holidays
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the upper corner OF Broadway and Murray street we
cn recommend a the best pbcc IN the city procure Da-
gucreo'ype pictures We say from experience that
have not seen ctures like at this cee
eat Alb IN
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IUrt""re eHHVIhg Cnsts.-Thc most Portable,
aud the most complete article having
every requisite for genticmans toilet rs ling
companion, InyalItble For sale at G. SAUNDERS &SON
III Broadway, lew doors above Courtlandt street.
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u Baby Jumper The patensee, "Gsorge w.
lutte sl n Boadway useful and .mung
thing for the Holidays. ~ "A ''Ai'
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ocos SHOES and friend Yn1pRs oppo
.e cur ofce He will give you the b. Fro nch ca boots
good pair Of boz he sell you for from 81 So 10 Dom,
forget that small profits the Of MIR ouny formerly
VI NO Am street We ould all our nds 10
get boots at the said place If good boots and
nice ht try him and will be pieased-Pne Doctor ~