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TO THE
LATEST MENT,
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WAsHIsGToS, Jan 10, 1917, p NJ
The NeW Orleans Pcoyuns, of the 9th inst has been
received and contains full particulars of the taking Of
Laguna by Com. Perry. The arrival at New Orleans,
Of the prize Mexican schooner Amao, captured by ,he
gallant Commodore, is also mentioned
Mr. Hunter yesterday elected United States sena-
from Virginia, after five ballotugs On the frat bal
lot Mr. Smith had 90 votes; Mr.. Archer, 57 Mr. Drom.
gcols 8; and Mr. Jones' Upon the fifth and last bal
lot Mr. Hunter had s. votes; Mr. jones' 6s Mr. Archer
s; and Messrs Rives, Nc Dowell, Bailey and Scott ono
vote each. Mr.. Hunter received % democratic votes
and the entire wing vote with the exception Of the eight
for Archer, and one each for Rives and Scott.
Mr.. II. X Smith has been confirmed by the Senate az
Postmaster of Buffalo.
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The demand for sterling exchange has BEEN within
the past day two rather active than otherwise and
quotations have improved little.
The New Jersey Railroad Company, have declared
erisnnusl dividend of three and half per cent paya
BILE on the LIST Of February.
The operations in cotton in this market since the
departure Of the last steamer have been nearly entirely
specuatve and under the system of giving long periods
for the receipt Of it, prices have been cooked up so TINT
the present rates exceed quotations of that date m
hall! cent per lb. great effort has been made here 10
give such turn to the market for the last few days that
an impetus may be given to prices the other sde on
wich TO realizs-for there no good reason why
prices should have advanced to their present rates
whoa the extent Of this crop much open question
as 1t was in November Exporters have been quiet az
those who called the knowing ones" look for
On advance of nearly penny per III, by the steamer
which Is nearly dus. Great times Large fortunes will
BIO realized this winter this side or grand crash
Il not lar ahead We shall lock and report The grand
events ss they occur The injury done the plantations
ia the Southwest has enabled planters to turn their
whole force into new ground to extend the planting
which under the present prices will be ire
mendous and OF the weather bids fair for an early
sp-rg we should not DO surprised the next crop should
turn on. TO be the largest ever grown
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attend his funeral from his late residence Myrtle Ave-
nue. near the fire engine house at Fort Green on Sun
day CHS day. the 18th. ut o'clock. M.
On the 18th inst JoHS HEEKEL, sail MAKER u Navy,
oged al years.
The funeral will take place the nth inst from His
late residence 1876 Nassau street, Brooklyn, at o'clock
PM.
nry- Norfolk, virginia. papers please copy.
On Saturday the 10th instant OF hopping cough, CHA
FoRpHAM, aged 10 months son Of Robert and Sarah
Silvey.
His remains will be taken TO Port Richmond Staten
Island for nterment Monday, 18th inst at o'clock
from the residence OF his parents, No Is Moore street
Tuesday morning, 9th instant, at Burlington AsNK
MARIA the wife Of Cen Garre l.. Wall late senator Of
the United States.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&c., &C., &c.
/. K q n a
&c., de-, &c.
r f l. K G IlAPHIC.

WAsHISaroN, Jan. III, lS47.
Mr. HAsSEoAN, from the Committee Roads and
Canals reported bill 10 extend the National road to
Alton, Illinois, in accordance with the motion of Mr.
Breese.
The VIcE President was authorized TO fill the va.
cancy in the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian
Institute, In consequence Of the decease of Mr. Penny
backer.
Mr.. BrSroN introduced bill authorizing grants Of
land to tho soldiers serving in the in Mexico,
Mr. d. moved to suspend, with the usual method Of
reference and proceed at to the considers of
the proposition.
lorg discussion here ensued to whether the bill
should be read second time or not
On motion OF Mr. CLAYTON, the bill finally post.
poned, by the casting vote Of the Vice President
The army billwas next tsken up-the question pend.
ing being Mr. Badgers substitute for Mr. Cameron's
amendment granting land TO non commissioned officer
and privates.
A brief conversational debate here arose when. on
motion Of Mr. Benton the bill committed to the
committee on military Affairs with instructions to report
section granting one hundred and sixty acres of land
to all officers and privaes now serving
in the Mexican
The Senate then went into executive session, and i'm
mediately after adjourned.
House Of Representatives.
bill introduced read twice and referred to the
proper committee establishing additional post roads
Texas.
The Oregon Territorial bill was taken up.
Mr. HAMLN took the floor in opposition to the exten.
sion Of slavery and advocated the right Of the general
government to prohibit slavery in newly acquired terri
tories
Mr. BowDEs Of Alabama, followed and contended that
the General Government possessed inherent power
not expires sy delegated by the States.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD enqured where, then, the Government
obtained the power to acquire territory at all
Mr.. THOMPSON, ofPa., and Mr. DcDASIEL, Of Mo, co n
tinued tho debate
The bill finally passed 1873 I, 81
sundry communications from the President relative
to the War; Treasury and Post Oface Departments,
were received and laid ont clerks table.
s-...
The House then djourned
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nofnng) was exceptionsbls he hoped the gentleman
would not press the notion
Mr. sM'rH persisted in his motion, and would not with
Draw IT,
Mr. BLos said there no doubt but that the walls Of
wrath and Of wit would be poured in both houses
upon the unwrtten portions Of the message he admire
wt and he hoped Ironically that Incorporation of
ference ould be entertained
Mr.. DEvtLIS did not agree with his friend from Greene
Executive; but, he asked not the friends of the
Executive, the responsible majority this fosr2 If
they csnnot wipe out the insult, of the mnoIity will
. help them to do IT,
Mr.. HADLry said he infinitely surprised that Mr.
Walsh should far forget himself to offer such q re-
solutions he supposed that the resou was in
spirit OF frolic he astopished therefore, al the
psrtnacy and gravity with which this resolution
discussed
Considerable discussion followed upon the causes Of
r virgins defeat OF the late election, and whether
that result was caused by the anti-renters
MT WALSH came into the House and took bis seat tho
question on reconsiderng his resolution beng still be-
fore the House f.
The House reconsdercd resolution, and the ques
ton required on its adoption
MT WALSH said: am a decided anti.renter better
hhrentsr Than any other man in tho House peiievo
The Governor to be frank good hearted sort OF a
feler"; understood that the Governor was an anti.
renter, and hope tho resolution will pass. have not
read his message yet but don't know but will rea it
sometime during the winter. Walsh here rose with a
copy OF the in his hand and was about 10 CON-
mence the reading OF il, when
Ths House took the vote on the resolution, and 1t
nearly unanimously lost
The Committee Of the Whole reported progress, with
ont giving charge to any committee any portion OF the
message
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Jan. l6-6 p. M

SatUFUAys JaUs IO-O r. M
The speculative movement in the fances continues
viii undiminished vgor, ard the bears are suffering
some tits about time for the bulls to have chance as
hey have for some time past bled pretty freely Harlem
won't up to-day 4per cent and it is very probable thai
tn party in will carry it up several per high.
er beore they drop it. Stand from under whom that time
Dunes Ohio os advanced = per cent Penn'a SIS n .
Morris Canal ~ Farmers Loan III Canton 4, with
largo sales Of each.
the current quotstio in this market for 70.
reign and domestic exchange for uncurrent money and
for specie -
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wAsHINaroS, Jan. lith, ls47.

WsHiNaror, Jan lath, ls47.
The Plan Of Campaign-7ae Mopem,nts Of our Army.
Iperceive that your correspondence regular and oc
cssona keep you pretty we'll advised to tie
prevailing here, touching the plan Of campaign now said
to.bc contemplated by the executive. There arc Va
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Died.

Died.
On The l4h inst WILLIAM GRAHAM, brother of Samuel
Graham. Builder. East Brooklyn
HIS friends and acquainances, also the member re- of
Long Island Lodge q. Of 0. f. No g. and the order in
genesis the members of the Irish Protestant Benevolent
Society OF Brooklyn; and the members of the order Of
Beresns, New York, are most additionally invited to
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Common Pl~as-ln Banco.

JAN. !6-DkcnIoNs In the matter Of .1ttaehment
ssa,nt Lrdsi D. Condet aud J4aron Peck as non resi-
and Peck IS non resident Debtors and attachment OBJ
tanned against them.t appearing that they with their
families resided the State of New Jersey and voted
there although they carried on their business in the
city They applied to the Court Of Common Pleas by
Pettop, to have the attachment discharged, on the
ground that the residence contemplated by the statute is
net legal residence but the actual place OF business Of
party where he always to be found The Court held
that the parties have residence in New Jersey se
there it'll their families vote aud pay there they
are to be regarded residing there, and denied the
pray OF their petition.
Heughfon Us. PoiN,n- Order appealed from. revoked
so fan % to require plaintiff to costs and amend a
davt OF service and altered so as to require defendant
also to pay coats Of the chancery proceedings in addition
10 the ether requirements
Ssdier ct al ods T0bias.-New trial ordered Costs
to ABIDE event
James II. Ray ads. YIN, Viilis.-Verdiot confirmed,
with costs
Ehza Whihieseyr rs Sarah finn Heyner, $e.-Demur.
rer ovsrIuled, and plaintiff may reply Costs on both
sides 10 sbide the event
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PoIitIcaI InteItixepce,


The law and order party of Rhode Island have made
the following nominations For Governor, Elisha Har-
ris; for Lieut. Governor Edward w. LAYTON for Sc
cretary Of State, Henry Bowen for Attorney Genera
Joseph Nj Blake for General Treasurer stephen
Cehoone The same party in the Western Copgr
District have nominated wilkins Updike their candi.
date Tor Congress.
The nominations complete in New Hampshire for
the elections to be held the second Tuesday March,
FOR GOVERNOR
Fhig. Democrat
Anthony Colby. Jared W. Williams
Dist FOR coNoREss
l. ishsbod Goodwin. Bsnning W. Jenness,
2. Joel Eastman, Charles H. Peaslee,
B. James Wilson, Mace Moulton
4. Henry A. Bellows, James II Johnson
The ocal rstHrns Of the charter election in PITTS.
buTgh, give Mcilvane (whg) majority of Ole; and in
Allegheny, Campbell (whigl has 2s3 majority.
An active canvass is now in progress in Frankfort,
Kentucky for the office OF u. 8 Senstor succeed Mr.
Morehesd, who declines reelection The PRINCIPAL
CONT ettors for Mr. Morehesds seat are Judge Under.
wool and Gov Lecher Mr. Clay has positively prohb.
tied the use of his name.
Returns from Is counties in Mississippi give Henry
Elicit (fem) $50 votes over starKe (whig) The former
is undoubtedly elected
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10 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILIES
A GENTLEMAN wishes to make arrangements ss-ly in
"A February for board for himself wife and aeed
l5 respectable neizhborhood either with or wi bout
d'ner; he wenld three rooms, with basement for
which 500 $50 per would be given The hest Of
references given and required Addre1J H. once OF this
Paper. ~ 10 aero
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'INHE Stable of the Subsrbr No Is Some street. was
broken open on Ihnrsdsy night FRIDAY morni,g and
horse and sleigh with set Of hnets stolca lh.refton
The horse is VIII built, wi short tall about IL
years old The SIC light onehorse curter body paint
el drk greeeih brown paint consider ably worn The
Tenders have b, spliced off fender
also ore new shaft nd whpperee. which
Il ne above reward VIII be paid the
same PETEK NAfLOn 10 Stone street.
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ACCOhDlON TAUGHT.
JACOBS teaches the Accordion thoroughly ia "a les
LIE soas so that the novice become good player
very short space OF time. he the only the cit,
has practical as well theoretical kno of this pop.
ulsr instrument in ali IT. branches
For terms apply at the Accordion and Musical
Depot, IS Chatham street.
Accodions tuned aud repaired and music for the same
,.ss
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WANTED

~.
EROM $1,000 TO $500 wanted Immediately. Ose who
has that amount on hand will rec,iv ample sscurity
aud share Of the offs in Blu privste nature
ready partially established and from ,hcn large fortune
can be made In few ysafs lice address, to c. He
reid Once, stating AID address, will m set in prompt
tia ala ,,.r
THE un' sisgmed Ofcers of the Isl Regiment ~ York
v"unteers feel 1t incumbent on teen the moment Of
departure Tor service the field express their
OF the excellence IF the vaou, articles fnrushed us nv
Messrs w t. jennings Co., d Of the despatch wi h
which all orders execu.ed No Id have
u,,assed te efforts esther ia tn quality of n. articles
be added that thing has done Ia m as ere d.
table this hons. their as a., TO The
excellence and flash ri the work - - 'S
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wi Ma.s." e IN the the G Gn
s Sa se Be New Yn n
wh . Sy to make all Dam
Les DANsEuSEo VlENNOTcE
NJ 10 WEISS l M sss y
Hts :S ss% VIZ i ~ WI; 'ss'
Nav YORK OPEkA HO 81, (comer OF CLARION
~ ard verck )-Ths establishment vii! open for
Ladies and gentlemen Of e.bi"hel isen; wishing 70 OBJ.
HUS T.ss hs.' ode. az. ne:t
bI hmeut. jsurc
NEW THEATRE, ALBANY.
I ' %h Sn s ne a s
pese H T %,ss to the subscriber at the
il,5nsfr III HALL. Acting Manager
CHESTNUT srhEET THEA IKE,
PHILADELPHIA
offer he ..%s r.", se nsh, oi W.si
a Be- f OF Of NJ Is
the es,re' a, the boy Office e,ey morning. between tho
m spa postpaid OF ne' ~ ss H5 II FEA2Ee
NEW YORK HIS rORlCAL SOCIETY.
MR.. GLIDDONS Three Gaal Lectures on ne SUI jects
AZ dsSc entirely from those pr. sed,ns will commence
Mr., Giiddqn viii treat the ryramd., Tomb, the La.
eng the mos, inteIe.tpg an cunou, facts Of Egypo gica
science AID those which the recent many
aap.eihed of Lep'ius. Bu'ed, Bircn. P''e &C. throw
TIE pictorial that cover the wall. Of the
and the n1tiqutie Mumnes &c., used in the previous lee
Teseu for h- Of ,hIes Lectures 81 single admi.
tor sn.e and Fly door 11 Of he Hail.
sad Fl bur ss
ing by the members Of that 20 istv there be
day evenings. = - III tr
M EEHi aq,s5 asT.E
Gssr LEU GAR H. ~ mi itsass r,
the deserving poor during the WINTER without distinction Of
The Order q Dancing according to programme.
Maiiage! OF The t,o9r IA Nv; q kooer'son N
B'gp,pef, Mr.. McKer. cher
been entered into wi The propreors Of the GARDEN have
the &c ,'T, snsd up during the .ysnaf -
wS oHa sy 30 had * g
Co. si Broadway Peter Milne rmony Hall !he Bar a!
transferable.
NB-Members can have their tickets appest the
secret'ry. jt7 Otis
TNHE ANNUAL BALL and Musical EGtsrtainm cut Of
saee r ARG
Band saa wall &C full and ec've c'n,,tnx Of about
can s s mder Band and at
80 EMMEr GUARD vi take Place at ,he GoI.n%
n
tee emens-Csptain ia cGrsh, 10 Franklin
street; LIEUT. John NJ kuson crosby street; Sergeant
Nch,e breuueD 19 Gtsnd street, Serge Michel Nc
Comick 90 Be. kmn street, Private John Kelly, 10 Sixth
street; Private John Madden. 38l Houston suec Mum
sen. Nc hsnus Corporal ID. hsgan (Pheassnl How ard
street Lshians celebrated Coon and Military Baud ii
be in attendance.
All nj airy Gentlemen politely requested to appear
III uniform j7&2tmsr
'l'HE fupkTH ANNilAL 8 ALI, of the Independent
Il Tompkins Blues, will take Place at the Coliseum
Rooms Monday Evening, January IS The friends OF the
Company tickets of either of the following
Lieutentnt Ii. French
Sergeant . Ayres, Corporal w. X. Gorham,
Will IN Raynor, Richard NJ. Ferris
DAVID kssurr, Alex nder Mathews,
John J Hickman, Charles II. Pine.
ji26tIs~Th
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ant.ssrswB
BENEFIT or MRS. MASON

pnk hsEsEslr rs HHs M ksssno ...,
81 on.. ford ', r N %l ss
NJ ahso, walter MIR Dyott; Ju,, Mrs Mason; He'ea,
eoasrd a,y win &, he rs.s comedy Of The EToH
Barrett; Fanny. Ms Hunt Sally, AIrs Kash, ''"'A vi
az z; NOR a. y sss
B1WsAMic sIoaday evening January ish,
F NJ "a oSs
,,s NJ On pman; Donna isdors' Miss May Tslo
After ;.d VIII eh ,he Comedy Of the ALrINE MAID-swig,
Hl'f &c M D.n Sa' sn dsyH III.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s,in. s Mr. Booth; Demetru,. Mir.
Dress Circle Is eenss; FL and Gallery TAX cent,
Door open a. q. O'Clock. terIormsnce commence at.
BOWERY THEATRE
a CARD -BENEFlr OF J. P. WALDRON TREA.
~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 20. is.7,
s the s,,bS; vi !s :
VII, $5s si5:is;s . "a TE4f
Also two s sGss' Mary rs T rsSft;si i" which
VIII appear In her ayorite character Introducing Of
Bsr Book ' srs most popular songs Se il, ar,
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE, Chambers si7eeI-Oa
Opera "dy tTysIaS 5in L. f., Of
s.;,Ii; Lo% Edgar IF Kssea,wcod sisaor bsn.as,,
Homo Lucia Ms Bou'.Idt A0' "''n'' Ai''' Lady OF
.It uer Boxes and rsrluette. %
rFyA. bc.e, foi spsi.on.
Seats eau be secured the box office from 10 A. NJ till
o'clock, T. VI d,ilv " " ~
-, AGA STREET THEATRE, PHIL DELFHIA
.'..............-. Manager and Lessee
10 This rhsati: Ia; te:a iioioashi. r.1scoassa II
IN the Union " - ~ ~ go"
Third night Of the
ITALIAN TROUPE OF DANCERS
MRS. COLEMAN POPE WILL ALSO ApPEAH.
MONDAY EVENING Isu, i8th,,
LOVES SACRIFICE
"iarIsret Eirnore. Mrs Coleman Pope
To csnclu ds with the admired ,er Of
- DIANA AND ENDYMION
Diana .........................S ignoa Cioeca
nantren. ..........."........ Signoiin, Mantin
In Rsh-s, al. iii: aBnijrTIOI 0F HtWI4a '''A
GRAND SACRED con EXT. Sunday evening, ia. "a
~ " nth, at tbs Cafe des Mile Lolonnes Ssloon sO7
Bro dwsy / II l,srrc
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
+ ASSIIR nee SOCIETY lE IONnO


IA Savings Bank for The benefit ofMe WIDOW and the
Orphan"
wcArITAL sooo,ooo sterling. Ii "I or 800 900.
BESIDE reserve fund sIs% sHsEu' preniums Of about
chsssS r. E EsS G y M'aoy.
. aisssascn! sst b W5SpHoJsPS
secrets,y-F. +. CAMRotX, Esq So esq G. !" A.
THIS INSTITUTION embrace, impor,.n, and sub.,.u.
ts resps to lie aud
annuiss The assured has all Oceesoas the power to
hris ofthe premiums paid also of cling ben.
anu ms COM er,oh oil his interests to meet oher
ff"aasss for 'sr, Of years the loves. possible
OF sann5 premium for five successive Years. their
Pert cfths Capital permanently nresed in the United
ru, ne lanes .i hrss OF tas local
CLAIMS tsh.uld any such s,ise) or Otherwise
,,; dhe p.Sment Of premiums h.liyeny quarterly. at
re- rS charge rye, for stamp duty
comes due. without forfeiture Of policy.
Ivsiling leave extensive and oera and premiums
rwIioN OF PRoYIrs-Ths remarkable success and in.
~ ss Sonu
lying rom 70 70 aa ler ceas On the premiums paid each
BE etGn' EcsAL prerotche,
jshS 70
Ed . Jams; < IMAM Eq George gsre'sy Esq SAM;
EEo1i bE'G vii am Van Hook, Esq, and 9. Edward
William h bs:'. Cooley
T. 6antmor:-Jonsthsn Meredith, Esq Samuel Hoffman,
ander Starr General Agent and Edward T. Richard.
n Esq. General Accountant, for the United States and
Br tish \. A. olonies
Medical Examiners New York;. Keamy Roda er, NJ.
n ITO eecke-st; Alex nder Hosaek, M D., l0l Frank.
inst; ) kesno, NJ D.. 800 Fourth-st
!Vsdi :, Exam ne,s sttenda 7. wa!.;t and No ~ Bow
Standing CosnseI-Wii m Van Hook, Esq 80 wall-s..
Banksrs-The Merchants Bank
Sohc,for-John Home ESQ, u Finest
Cashier-Henry f.. Uutlip Esq
An for lives for the benefit of
married women, passed by the Legislature Of Now York
LIST April, 1910
Pamphlets blank forms Of rates lists Of agents. &c
&c, obta ned AZ the Chief Office II Wa.s 3a Bowery
and British North American Cooni,s.
J: LEANpEH STARR, General Agent
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CONCERT OF

CONCERT OF
M A ID M f A BIZ A Nj OWTCZ,
A The BR0nKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY, Jerolo.
a mon st will take place Tuesday next the 18th Of
for which ion :ss the
Mr.. KNAEBEL.
Mr. r. WERZEL will preside at the Pianoforte
Tickets 50 CeUts each to b had the Music Stores in
Bookl the Soor Of tbs fef Hail. on the
ing OF the concert and at Mr. Wder 81 Fulton st. aud l39
Atlantic
Doors spsn at 81 Concert to commence at7k
PROGRAMME.
l. Csvatin,, "Ura Voce POGO fa"-Sp.ra Barber
tof Sevil'e-Sung by NJ dame Ablsmowcz :. Rosini.
& Adago aud Variations favOrite Tyroean
Air composed and vec-tsd BY Herr b M
s. Scotch Had "Auld Robin GTayS-Sung by
Msdams Al amow ic z............. 49,.
L. A new Song b. the ceIeb atsd Spohr. tnever
sung befo the American audience)-by Ma
dame Ablsmowicz with horn accompahi-
ment by Herr Dorm. .....................
PART u.
5. Adagio with Echo composed by t. DuIuy,
executed by Herr Dorm ....................
g. Cav.tiua, q, ONE per me Serene" from SON
nsmbule, (sung by particular desire by Ma
T. Grand Conceraute Duet for two horns on the '''
favore air Farewell Araby's Daughter Beaumann
executed by Herr Dorm and W Kn~ebeL
g. English song On, give me bur m Arab
stred" execa'ed by Madam. ABB ,mpwicz
mp seq oy .....-. ....-........... q Hotson
6ftr
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"A. GUERRIER

RLEACHER and Dresser Of Dry Goods establs shed for
- several wears in bis city, hs the inform the
Importers and Jobbsrs that by
late lnysntons he Is able all kinds If 81 Goods
spotted by dsmpness otherwise damaged this process
sil, stackings, Ec
Gl restored without leaving any odor or CHI n.
their shapes at n doz All kinds Sha "
Lace Goods aud ETbrod,r in perfect oraer. Par
cusr sttenti,n Will be paid the refreshing and
If stock Goods Of all d.sonpon, All of which will he
done a, very mode ate prices.
Amply AZ ?9 Dey Stre nt. New York. iI6 msr
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pUBLlsHED THIS DAY. aboek entitled "Mince Pie for
the Niliou cnntsinIug 400 engra wings end 2C8
full Of the wild and wonderful humorous and witty
price oniy rs certs the Idle Hour Book !"
but satreiy dihercn. ftom that odd volume
Also jus, published, Leaflets of The Ball Room beirg
complies 'nsuctor Ia the celebrated Polk q adrlss with
the music OF q C KeGowa WaltZ-pJce 49, cents
TUnNEW FISHER,
... "a Chatham street.
VALENTlNEs-The most extensive assortment ia Ams-
rica on the Of completion Send along your orders
10
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NoTIcE-Ihe ,nbscyher. having purchased the rsien,
~ HAh for the ranus of Gun totsp SO az per-
sons are cauoned against manufacturing q hsparng the
same other hbrous subs
Gunpowder, and i heeby given that Ill uoes ia
asy vas inrn said palset right Will be
COZ ding
We b. ready for aud supply orders by tho
m ddle OF February. q SFJE~NiE
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