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eved that alternative remained but to advance with
all the force tina country could muster and keep on adj
vancing until Mexico should sue for peace.
Mr. BADoER said he desired to explain on what grour
he opposed the creation OF the office He moved an ad
iournment, which was carried.
House OF Representatives.
Communications in reply to resolutions of enquiry
were received, viz -
From the Treasury Department with statement of
the amount of money in the several deposit
tories from the Post Office Department giving the mum
Der Of clerks employees the War Department. reporting
the amount OF money expended in the various sections Of
the country for the improvement of rivers and hsr-
bors.
Another communication received from the War
Department. with the annual report the condition OF
the Indian Tribes.
The Secretary of State sent in a communication rela
tive to Clerks employed in his department
The Commissioner of Public Buildings submitted
statement Of expenditures from January to November
Mr.. SEAMAN, of New York city, introduced bill to
prevent the importation Of paupers and criminals from
foreign countries which read twice. and referred 10
the Committee on the Judiciary.
bill to reorganise the s. District Courts in Alaba
ma.was read third time, and passed
On motion of Mr. BoYp, resolution was adopted clos.
ing the debate the Oregon Territorial Bill ats o'clock
Mr. Hopkins in the chair. The question the
amendment in support of the Missouri Compromise ex.
GLIDING slavery from the territory.
Mr. BURT addressed the Committee in defence OF the
rights of the South in regard to slavery He said the
South united on this question she equal to her
destiny and prepared to take of herself in any
emergency in which she might find herself placed
Mr.. PErIr followed insisting that the sovereignty Of
the government of this Union extends the territory
OF that does over all property belonging
TO the u States in their federative capacity. Where the
right Of soil exists does in this case the absolute
sovereignty continues until that right is surrendered
Hence the of Congress to egslate this ques-
tion now. The South said Mr. P cannot dare not and
will not dare to dissolve this great Unions he would
admonish gentlemen to beware how they talk of dissou
ton to their Southern constituents
The hour of three having arrived on motion OF Mr..
Leaks the Committee rose, and the House adjourned
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I'm CERTAIN DISEASES OF A DEEPLY INTE
~ RESTING AND IMPORTANT NATURE..Dr

hALIf, AutnOI OF tne &C's uoks
;Ssii
the mo. to in s evening Ao g Sssesys
On
+. s$$S
hei ss
who s IN
an0 0"
The author finds that has been matter Of surprise 20
. diseases
ps 81 60
ETY. known very different opinion would be formed
1d o1s ss
them Of such nature as to effect poter
either disease when properly may remain 80 dor
"i But With , : shs si. Of evils
:a so Of for
the
arise in many eases and 80 essentially 20 hoJe
good Be- de,tpetiye in another \! j.
;sse s hs hS!s Apply the
Afflicted with one have taking medicines proper only
their complains neither tho other, bus totally
an. su' aa 'hi 1s
ass.
he is none the better Now every real physician
knows that all the physc the world would never cure
and speedily be removed To every Of common pru-
dence therefore. he would say these remarks . are
Clans the city for their tuthl how important that
every patient should know something Of the Character
and of the person he 10 about trust in such
With respect the Of StrIcture-ths is gratifying
without pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the i'm
Of late the OF this complaint H.
deed hands Of and persons the
Of Structure accomplished in many days formerly
business this city for short time only but
perfectly cured though it has been source OF trouble and
anxiety for years.
For Of those who consult the
personally he furnishes his peculiar and successful
mode Of which he adopts each Individual
positively private that can be would ngy
by thousands Of names the subject ola differ
ent nature.
by post may be addressed "boI $50 lower
Office and will receive the most faithful and deliberate
attention.
N. B-Distinct. nd separate for those who may
hsve to wait a lit d6 ,m$rc
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ENTLEMEN it need not be Of trouble to you
enY longer to know where you can go .nd get your
altered and repaired well turned and eGxcd with new
Cuff, Collars Innings Buttons and Straps for little money
Murray Washington The place where you
get all went done for the ensuing Holidays without
dsapp ointment Please give call or send me a note
and will be waited on at time Pants and Vest made
for 81 So Coat s. to o. warranted to fit Observe the puj
Der is % Murray street. A. COR TIS9Os
Clothes Dyed warranted keep their colon dis inns
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GENITINE REAR'S OIL.

THE enormous number OF Wigs manufactured in this
country must be conclusive proof that the hair great
neglected be satisfactorily proved that II
care wig would be in
Of in which artificial hair is Concentrated persp
ration is one energetic posons winch the
of the hair can be antdote its de-
structve qualities the Genuine Bears Oil stands alone
it. 1t supplies the with most heahful nourishment
darken, the coorng matter within me capillary tubes aud
cWl.
Purified and perfumed for toilet purposes only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Druggist Successor to A. Sands Coz 273
Broadway, side in the Granite Building corner OF
Chambers Sold Also 100 Fulton and IT East
Broadway also at 1903 Hudson street, of Spring
UBeware of spurious limitations, and be sure and pur
chase only the article prepared by HENRY JOHNSON
Pr,ce Cents and u cents per bottle de-
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BosroN, Jan. Ia, ls47.
The A6otitionists Asddlins Parsons-Mr James Ia
pertoes-Mr. Thomas Ropan-T The Yoluntters- Iheatrf
cais-TAe Weather.
The abolitioniss holding a series Of meetings in
the Marlboro chapel where the speakers roview the
present system of American slavery and of say
all of hard things about the southeners taking
special at the time to represent themselves
he additionally the quintessence of all that pure
holy humane and patriotic. They modest too, for
they only want the privilege of deciding what is right
and then compelling all hands to conform to it. They
also have objections to govern the country. to
making themselves great more especially as the public
good would be increased thereby. What they intend to
do with the church and the parsons has not yet tran
spired but both objects of peculiar love, they
might be permitted to COLOMBO under the most favorable
auspices Perhaps, black is a favOre color of the
parsons if they do not love colonization alternative
might be afforded them in shining the negroes with
Day and Martins radiance.
Our regiment of volunteers is not quite full, never
theless will have to 60 when tho means Of transpor.
taton ready.
The Viennoise dancers continue drawing crowded
houses. Their performances beautiful beyond de-
scription.
Albert j. Tirrel who was tried here last summer for
the murder of Maria Bickord, is again under trial for
setting fire to the premises where the murder was COM
med His trial excites little interest," the testimony
nearly the same as elected during his trial for
der
The weather. although beautiful present looks like
changing, the wind is veerng to the southwark and
the face OF the sky becoming dark and cloudy indicating
rain snow.
The Long Island mail arrived here on Tuesday morn.
ing at oclsck, and again the night at but the
morning mails have come to hand in good season.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail,
HOnna ROrfa.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 14-Arr brig Paine, Eldndge, FIN Bos
ton Passed Yesterday afternoon off Bombay Hook the brig
VIM Price, Capt Rowland hence for Belfast Cid ship Mas
sachusets, Samson Belfast; brig Smyrna Sprague Ro-
chee.
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d KIM CHALLENGE-Valier's French Pills-Ths un

dEIln CHALLEN6E-Vaer's French Ps-This
DOVO rivaed remedy for diseases Of private nature
positiye and speedy cure without restriction OF diet hin
French pills possess balsam copevac capsules and
other mixtures fail give the decided
preference Besides being the eecual and speedy
discovered they entirely free from unpleasant
smell do affect the breath scken the stomach in the
least and may be taken any time the
most intimate friend thus enabling the patients TO them
Selves without the fear of suspicion discovery They
equally efectual for either all complaints such
gravel flour slbus whites peculiar to females weakness
cured hundreds of these troublesome complaints after every
for the last years. Of complaints with such
universal the popetors challenge any one pro
remedy of equal certainty u=de forfeiture OF $780,
Price per For sale I7 Greenwich street, Of
atreet d29 lms RI
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NOTICE.

DRICE REDUCED TO .. CENTS PER BOTTLE
Cure for Badness and Grey HairA desirable article
for toilet The Tricophcrous Medicatcd Compound
now edged by all who have used it, to be the best
and article that has been invented Thou
sands have proclaimed and bore witness il; value and eca
badness the hair that has fallen
become thin; keeps the hair from becoming gey re-
dandruf, scurf &c Ii is particularly recommended
and brliancy which be SURPASSED Prepared and
sold by A. c. BARRY artist III hair, No 6 Broadway cor
of Liberty d2t re
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garden till he tempted the ladyl When another piece
OF territory into the Union be by smother
compromise. We could get no Missouri compromise in
Texas. II is prevailing opinion among the people Of
the North that shall have slave territory.
That opinion must prevail, and to the coming
from free State who counter that opinion. He
may stsnd up for time but public opinion will ulti
mately overwhelm him
Mr.. ADAMs.-I will withdraw the amendment. That's
right
TINE MISSOURI coMPRoMsE-AGAIN.
The CHAIRMAN stated the question agreeing to the
section, when
lir. Burr and offered amendment to it In
asmuch the whole of said territory lies north OF soso
known as the line ofthe Missouri compromise"
The hon gentleman about to give has reasons, Dut
yielded the floor at the request OF
Mr.. BAYLr on whose motion the committee rose
DEATH or SENATOR PENNYBAckER.
message received from the Ssnate, announcing
the death Of the saacS Penny hacker The resolu
tons accompsnyin ing il having been read,
Mr. Mcdowell, Of Virginia delivered an eulogium
the character of the deceased who in the
of his life, did act to bring blush Of shame to the
cheek. Wherever his duties called him, he was sur.
rounded by friends who respected and loved him and
he has gone to the grave, without q solitary re-
proach solitary enemy. He was learned law.
yer, sound and wise Judge faithful as a statesman
citizen useful and virtuous Mr. Nc Dowel said that
this was mournful lesson which gracious providence
intended for our good
He submitted the customary resolutions, expressing
the deep regret experienced by the House of Represen
to wear Grape Tor thirty days. and to attend the f
neral tomorrow. They were agreed to.
And at an early hour the House adjourned.
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Domestic Importations

HAvASA AND Key WEsT-Bark Watts-I32 bxz sugar J
Walbesll3 bags coffee Chasteain Ponve2 bxs sweet
merits Stoughton- do Suvan-9i do segars Lille
kaisins-eO do Samonas63 bbls tobacco Rossiere
Cos pkgs scgars ii Taber co-i6 bxs sugar Nor
mg-2 cs segars de la Granger-2 d, Blanco-2 do.AT
Horn-f88 bags coffee Taylor co36 do Nj Taylor
l76 bxs sugar Croker Warrenl00 bills tobacco Stalk
er2 cs sugars Patmo-ili do yMathews35 do Bigelow
Gfeenw oodlA coffee IL bxs sugar IL bis 50
bxs sugars Cazet Asoin-5o do hrger-so bbs tobacco
1884 bxs Renuld Francois-2 segars
bis tobacco NJ Picabia20o bxs cs segars to order
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening rest;l

10 INtJ'S CKEAM-" SPEtIMENB OF NINUS UNI
II APPROACHABLE VERBENA CREAM, for Shaving
This article universally praised by those who made trial
last took the hIst premium Of the Institute Fair
possible manufacture article equal it. IL is sef
ing the skin fragrant the destroyer OF
pimples and is sold cheaper than the old Soaps AL
therefore, who would consult and comfort in
Shaving should possess themselves Of it."
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
under the directions for H. Ring Prepared and
Tor SALE wholesale and retail and for exploration, by
&. II. RING, Druggist,
dill lmsr 1872 Broadway, corner Of John street.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
IOu NCnN,Q TOOTH ACHE DR0PQ

=
HNHE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the immediate and per
pain from decayed teeth having, from its
intrinsic vauc remedy become immensely popular with
those who have used it, many limitations have lately been
thrust the market by unprncpled persops, and sol as
the original and genuine article The object s this
graph caution the public against all such spurious com
pounds Glove Anodyne can possibly be the genuine
prepared during four five years by A. d. Sands and
for the last year by Henry Successor to A b Sands
Co who the sole proprietor. The only safety Tor
purchasers is be and ask for Johnsons Toothachs
Drops and examine the OF the wal every
of the genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember that the Glove Anodyne IS an immediate
violent toothache in the and
that 1t is manufactured genuine only by Henry Johnson
Chemist and Druggist 273 Broadway west side the Ora
mite Buildings Sold also at 100 Fulton street. TT East Broad
way and 1903 Hudson at. fricc Is cents, dl 3lm~Th
REMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND
DARTIES wishing remit money large small sums
II to their friends Great Britain Ireland, do 30
the expeditions through the subscribers by
drafts sight, payable in all the principal England
Ireland aud Scotland Money may be by letter post
paidl from of the United States them giving the
address and the Of the party receive it, which viii
be regularly forwarded by packet steamer Apply
ABRAHAM BELL SON,
d26 I'm III Fulton New York.
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MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
wi them by perusng Moral Physiology, written by the
Hon D. Owen with additions and alterations by H. 0lo
YER NJ D. Were this book carefully read by married
and its advice strictly followed we are persuaded
that different of society from the would exist
The of poverty and the prospect Of large family Of
children which could be but poorly reared prevent
here work tina. will tell important secrst: which
obvae all such Price OF the book so cents
For sale by Zeiber Co. Of Chesnut and I'd
Philadelphia, a booksellers; and the Editor, Ann
street, New York dis liner
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
E LIXER OF VE,

NOR the and seedy Of ncpient CONSUMPTION.
l. Barrenness Impotency, Luco1rhea Whites elect,
obstructed difficult iocontinence of Urine
involuntary discharge thereof ind for the general
of the system whether the result Of inherent
produced by irregulary, illness accident The wide
ebrty of this nestmable Cordial in both hemspheres Is
sufficient guaranty for its quick aud positive success
ring all the above affections and compl pts Nothing
frame Persons all weakness and lassitude before taking it,
become robust and full of energy under
Immediately coune the nervousness Of the female
Masin's discovery considered incurable And it
which equenty deter men from getting married. Lsngssge
which is regarded BY the heads of the faculty al parts Of
the world Of the most important medical discoveries
Of the Price 50 bottle Principal Office removed
41 Greenwich Of Liberty Also for sale
by Wyatt Fletcher, 12l Fulton St. dog m*rh
nK. COOPER, II DUANE street, between Chatham and
- William streets has for the last twelve Dyed
the extensive diseases Of med
cal in New \ ork He the most aggravated
Of this disease and mild removed Eve
days. Strcture-Doctor Cooper has meth
cd by which ne the form Of cture from
weeks with scarcely any pain the patient.
debility brought by hbit INDUCED
by begets Dyspepsia of the limbs
and small Of the back confusion OF intellect forgetulne
papitation Of the heart and aversion society
warranted every charge Post paid letters
tanning So for advice, attended TO. Be not deceived
Dr.. Cooper has connection with any other Office.
lint Sc
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|
Roman, Greenock
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ta1soa %Sspoo! TS s.sn D..
SnE. Fanny Colt IstaOI m York; caroline, Ao.9si In
! Balms bsyis Bo.oe
ship. GonsaSs New YoGe pser rs
Aeghany bark Horao, and several Others in the ofng
The bark Ann Hood, Watson from Philadelphia bound to
% Ss. keel s;sS1f ..
tanned but spa know her
Orleans with an ON sSo. Of
s 0So, nile Fl. , . The :. ss
night she bad feet water her hold Consigned
Sand Key
,on about hs LIST and and will be m0ored about half mile to
her mail
acknowledged being the only sembancs of mail since the
The schr Yucaan, Dayi,on FIN Augusta Me- bound Bal
s. dss. ana a and
have ola ship or bark ashore on Love Key
w &c coal and coffee and
~ BE-
Miscellaneous Record.
Gladiator Gap! Bunting for London and svie de- erase
put into Bermuda ?.syioa. @ d: s7,h
sss ssss If
was to BE- nsa on n' sSn
Hole been hs;sIssed and
Harriet ne cargo was taken to Holmes Hole BY the
BRIG N4uros for Newport, and .eAr Queen for Baltimore.
:s':
S on s ana & but the brig
to oISss her S same ''' '''''''' set
GarS.s 5 En.r!, Of til. ship Louise, New Orleans.
violent vSieS S1.s
e. ss s sa;ia s i:
morning Of he ss.h aii. hour. anchor Outside
the bar waiting steam cam m..o, ON m 49,, r..
SS s split
Tnr BRIO Mary Chsphel'. At New ollesn. from Cam.
80 WHEN lie los. sis and '' " ION
m1aa Hs. "s s:."Sss no s;; She was
slip containing valuable sn report Of the Pacific Wh's'
Bark Asa, 60 day. from Fs'.l:bersh Dec 10 40 mile.
Brig Emma of and 70; Now Ys. Jan ''A lat '
A. L.A,rs July s.s ship American Page sh 100 .p. 200
Nnc SIae SH 400 wS 40 and Some gu Sh haze do m
s5cI' E.ssHs q Son
p onee a So
a.. fT sS. Gil 81 4. Is va % sT 5
e!s Gh ill., M sa. Rchsa. pssns
MS Ion s % WI s5S
eH5SSs$ e
HsISv S MSs ThS aS.s
z e.
70 as. sT n
isS "a
CRIB; rsiae
HSs @ SS s 500 WI Sz Y S:
NJ loo ~ VII, cruise Neptune, Nichols. ST. VII
hz MI aS TO-: sss ss1
wn da Mosn Audie%s d. so .p scS wh NJ SEPT
laez Jackson, NIB 90 pi Abmm Barker Bayton do, 800 81
Ceres Adams NIB so So 800 VIII line Champion CoIy d.
lis sp sIoo VIII home bk WaaSy smith Hobart town. 100
liss VIII cruise Geo Washington Russell Wareham $50 sp
1890 wh cruise Hamburg TIemann Hamburg 5sowh cruise;
Nile Case Geenport sp 500 VIII NJ Alex Cofa Hstha.
50 80 VIII do Pane SH 90 so $500 VII home d.
rect; limo Lescomb NIB VII, cruise; Lew
g ,p iOS W. Olympia Taber Do So 1900 whds;
Ico VIII do; superior Hart NJ 1900 VIII do: H. Atlantic
Keeney Mystic 23oO VIII cruise and home ~ Meniar Mo-.
tom n e. 360 an I2Oo VIII crnse Hone Heath Providence
1900 VIII do; Hercules Beetle, NIB 40 sp 200 VIII NZssand
sayre Nan 81 sp ii6o VIII line 3 Prudent Brswser Ston
IS an 20o VIII home Studlev Mr. 30 an I500 VIII
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Ii Y TIL E MAILS.

o. The mail south of Philadelphia did not
arrive last night.
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TO ENGLAND, IRELAND.
GCOTI,A
ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
WI II nIn0

FVHE SUBSCRIBER (ate of the firm Of =. Rousseh l3g
Broadway no removalrcspectfully solicts tria on
this article so appropriate to the season Upon - ,sb
shment 1t 10 warranted cure and prevent chagPeo
hands and in addition this communicates to w
perumery perfect equality the imported supemgPiy
from its there however no article IN
either foreign r domestic which the subscriber does not
keep The perumery Of his former partner or many YEAR,
par, ID by the product OF laboratory Europe arc
he patronage pr the elite Of the metro
polls the time promising 10 ueseNo Wy u"" "u
far doa ing in all his transact0ns. 49,,
i"'' "eNs " A. A. MOSS, late
ROUSSEL'5, I5s Broadway,
Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety Of Soaps Shaving Cream
Hair Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Bot
I.azorsi Iln's 80. sn,sbs presents do 1msr
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
sOOn REAMs superior quality Straw Wrapping
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KIM DOLLARS KEWAKD.-Cross' SPECIFIC Mixture

h(M1 CULLANo KEWAHED.-CIing1ss oyscnc MIxtuIs
analogous complaints Of of generation or all
most Certain Il makes speedy and cure with
the least restriction Of Diet drink change in
mendaon deceive the public IF the medicine does
speak for itself shall speak for it, is to
gle Of gonorrha to be Brought WHICH the mig
is disease pervades all ranks of society
high low rich and matrimonial and single They
here with remedy by which they them
selves without the least in the shortest time posi-
sble Further the disease be contracted dose of
mixture taken night going bed when exposed
put up bottles with full directions accompanying
ST. One bottle lasts week. which generally many
cured in days
For sale by c. H. Ring 1872 Broadway, John street.
New York: Mr. Bnpkhurst, Tenth and Chesnut
Philadelphia; s. W. Fowle, 1877 Washington st Boston, "a
Canal street, New Orleans, and IS Main st., Cincinnati
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY
Cleared.

ship Sutton, Galloway, Charleston, Geo Sutton; Ann,
henderson Havre, II Robertson; bark Miquelon, Smith,
Sligo, t!rsl,nd) Durham Dmon; Whei (Brem ]
smith Antwerp EPavensedt& Chatham Bearse, Cork
loves Godf,ey Coz Leonors Monroe, Newry, u.sland
Look SMITH bugs Philun, Thacker. Saysnnah DAMN an
Dlmon; Patriot, Brown, Cocoa Boyd Hinc zen; Union
tBf) Morre Belfast, tlresnd) Tucker Co; AIve Wors
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IN dian Vegetable Remedy, is domestic preparation
composed entirely of basams mercpIy or any
other mineral and pleasant to the tsste Gononh9a
gee and all syphlitic complaints all their forms, cured
In few days. IL the medicine taken directed. 1t the
dseae leaving the system perfectly healthy Sold whole
street Lamp Store Sun Buldngs New York Retailed
81 Boadwsy Bowery OF Spring trert Bowery
Grand and liz Canal Hudson
Of Spring streets IL Houston street, 1863 DIVISION street, p
Hudson street; Fulton Adams street, Brooklyn
Badger Newark Pearson Railway, and Williams, Williams
burgh Price s.. -d30 lm*r
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NIGHT RESTORED

AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED,
RY THE ROMAN EYE BALSAM-A Specific Oint.
ID ment Cor Diseases of the Eyes; This Balsam will
speedily weak remove inflammation and sore
from the eyeds and restore sight where it . possible
to the sGn5 IT from o,a sse o.
cnred by applications In fact almost miraculous
influence diseases of the will astonish who
it, z go
Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and
Druggist successor to A. b. SANDS co. 273 Broadway
Granite Building Sold also 100 Fulton and
II Fast Broadway. Price as cents. de- lm*r