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PEkIN
TEA COM PANY
rs g. II Fulton Street, .New York.

rs = II FuN0n Street, .Ne,o York. ~
-. The Tea mentioned in this Catalogue, are
done up in quarter pound, hafpound and one pound
packages iirst or inside wrapper is lead, the
second wrapper is water proof paper, and the third
or Outside wrapper is Of Chinese rice paper The
Company sell none but good teas, done up in this
superior manner all of them grown in the most lux
urous districts in China. County dealers may
select as small quantity Of each kind they like,
and have them packed in one chest, These teas also
come in five pound Chinese packages, called qua.
toons, very convenient fanciful and portable
shape,
Canada, can order any Of the tens in this Catalogue,
by letter, in quantities to suit their wishes We
pack them in Chinese boxes and deliver them to
The Forwarding Merchant free from charge for pack
ing in carriage. The money should always accom-
pany the order. ... ~
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

n c. FARQUHAR & CO., corner of 18th
/ street and New York avenue, are now pre-
pared to furnish the public the above delicious bev.
erage, with full assortment of Syrup, carefully
prepared by themselves.
Their apparatus is entirely new, and constructed
on the latest and most approved principle
They 6atter themselves that their Soda Water is
equal, if not superior, to any In the city, and invite
the public to call and judge for themselves.
Soda Fountains filled 10 order at the shortest no.
tice.
may22 d3m
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UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER,
CORNER OF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS,


" GEoRsETowN. ID. c. IT.. 4.
r TAKE this occasion thus publicly to retprn my
Il thanks to the citizens of Georgetown, Wash
ineton and All xandria, for their kind appreciation
of the MINERAL WATER manufactured by me,
which proves that the recommendations of the
Medical Faculty to the public in relation to its pur-
ty, excellence and indispensable superiority, are
universally approved Of; which general acknowledge
ment of my fellow-citizens, puts me in such an ele
vated POSITION that the calumnous and jealous exer-
,ions Of u certain man. need no reply on my part.
My Establishment is open for every scientific
gentleman, who takes an interest in the matter.
Lake great pleasure in laying before The public
again The Certificate of some Of the most eminent
Physicians of the District.
,. GEoRsETowN, June l6, ls47.
We, the undersigned, physicians, have, at the in.
vation Of Mr.. J. BOTHER, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
pronouncing our entire satisfaction with his superior
and neat arrangements ..." .....s ....-. a..
The apparatus and boiling machine annexed, is
production of the latest american invention, SO
constructed as to full and perfect saturation
Of gas to degree heretore unknown to us. .'.
The water used for its manufacture is pure and
wholesome, and the care taken in the process, as
well the cleanliness pcrvading the whole estab h.
ment meets with our entire npprobation and induces
us to recommend it TO the public, a very superior
and healthy article. -.
J. A. RITCH1E, M d.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d.
II. MAGRUDER, NJ. D.
J. RILEY, NJ. u.
CHAS. II. CRAGIN, NJ. d.
BENZ. s. BoHRER, NJ. ID.
]. NJ. THOMAS, NJ. d.
... THos. MILLER, M. u. 49,.
r. b. J. FRYE, NJ. ID.
IL n. B. Take notice that BoTrLEs containing
, the Mineral Water manufactured by me have the
name OF J. Rother impressed in the glass.
aug l3 If ]. ROTHER.
|. (ieorgt town Advocate, 3 iimes.) w
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W. p MLLT0Tp
ARCHITECT
AND ..
PATENT A G ID IN T .

ONCE opposite the Patent Office,
CORNER OF srH AND ST. CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WILL attend to preparing SPEcIFIcATIoNs,
w DRAWINGS, &C., and all business intrusted
to him connected with the Patent Office or his pro-
fession, with promptness and despatch.
PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 18Th, lS42.
Mr.. WIN. P. ELLIOT. who has been formerly en-
bloyed in the Patent Office, Draughtsman, &c,
aving established Patent Agency in the city
Washington. take great pleasure in recommend
ing him as gentleman worthy of confidence, and
being particularly qualified to take charge of any
business requiring knowledge Of mechanical sci
ence the progress of the arts, and patent improve
ments. Mr.. Elliot is also well acquainted with the
practice Of this office.
HENRY L. ELLSWORTH,
aug 10 If -. Commissioner of Patents.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

Heretofore it has been very diGieplt, indeed i'm
possible, to always obtain good green and black teas
But now you have only to visit the warerooms of
the Pekin Tea Con pany, rs and n Fulton street,
to obtain as delicious and fragrant teas you could
wish for.---Daily Sun.
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A LIST
MAINE

of the Members elect TO The House Of Represen-
tatipes. 3Oth Congress, according to the latest
iufelIigeore
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We have tried the teas imported by the Pekin
Tea Company, 75 and II Fulton street, New York,
and il we live will Try them often They are selling
the most delicious teas we ever drank, and retail
them at wholesale prices.-Evening Post. =.
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New policies issued in July, lag
Surplus, July 81, over S350,0OO.
..@ ROB. l.. PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. c. MILLER, Sec'ry.
. ... Washington Agency.
J. C. LEWIS, Agent, 7th ST., Washington
Harry LlNDsLy, Physician, corner Of c and u
streets. ..... .,...
N. B.-A new Prospectus just received, show
ing the superior advantages and great success of
the Company aug 1876
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TULY REPORT.-The Mutual Benefit Life
j Insurance Company (offce No. IL, Wall street,
New York; issued during the month of July, 1917,
l49 new Policies. viz: - ~.
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NorE.--o II. signifies Oh Hunker: those mark
ed with an asterisk y are Wings, AM those with
the obelisk t) Democrats.
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The finest specimens Of green and black teas eve
sold in this country, are imported by the Pekin Te
Company, rs and n Fulton st. Those who wan
good teas at reasonable prices always get then
there.--Tribune. .E
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/ ICE! ICE!! ICE!V
VIE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand a large sup.
Il ply Of pure Potomac lee, which they will sell
at their lce.house corner of Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for twenty-five cents per bushel.
BIRD & GUNNEII.
N. B-Ice delivered in any part of the city at the
shortest notice. BIG.
June 23--f
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The Pekin Ten Company, rs and n Fulton St,
are performing great and good work and will, in
fow years, beyond all doubt, drive all the poor teas
which have deluged this country, and dcfrauded
consumers Of the article, out Of this market They
import none but pure fragrant teas, and retail them
by the single pou nd al wholesale. prices. Families
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MiacellaneOus.

The Salem Gazette states, that hundred and
three thousand persons conveyed the Eastern
Railroad in the month Of July last.
The Hartford Times lsays-We hear no complaint Of
the poatoe rot In this region the present season The
potatoes brought market, are very fine.
The brig Glamorgan arrived at Baltimore yesterday
from Kingston, jamaica brings overland letter man
from the Pacific.
Daniel Webster received $1,000 for his three days
vices in the Oliver Smith will case.
Capt. Mclean governor of Sierra Leone, and well
known the husband Of Miss Landon, died a. Cape
Coast in April.
Col Yes remains consigned to the tomb, In
Fayetteville Arkansas, the Sd inst. The ceremonies
we're attended by four thousand persons.
The New Orleans Delta has given reports Of the inves
tigatiop concerning tho killing OF Orren Byrd by Ed
wards. The dismissed ths 18th, the Rscor
der being satisfied that Edwards acted purely In Golf
defence.
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ELECTION OF JUDGES BY THE PEoPLR.-This
project is fast engaging public attention through
out Ohio and destined to be Of the most popular
reforms brought TO the test OF the ballot box We
have heard Of both parties the opinion that
il the people Of Columbiana county required TO
vote the question at the next October election the
proposed alteration In the mode Of chosng judges would
be sustained by tenths Of citizens This would
be giving zest to certain funchonariss In new way
%
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Movements OF the People.

Gen +. q. Green aud lady, accompanied by the Hon.
Branch T. Archer, former Secretary Of State OF the
Republic of Texas are at the City Hotel.
The people of Scott and Crawford countless Arkansas
have commenced regulating their neghborhood. They
have driven bad characters from among them and
notify those that remain that they must leave The
arkansas Tntelgencer says:Mat. GerrDg the outlaw,
who by his OF crime along the Cherokee
line, rendered himself the most notorious sooundre
living had escape and has made track ~ some
other digginRs.N
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The TELEGRApH-The posts are up from Mo
bile to within sixty miles OF Montgomery, and
the wires will the Alabama ut Cahawba Upwards
OF hundred miles Of posts also between New
Orleans and Mobile. Richmond paper recently
stated that the line between New Orleans and WasbDg-
ton would probably not be in Operation before next
SUMNER for want of experienced operators This. We
authorised to say, 10 mistake, arrangements
making that will obvate any difficulty on that point
~ O Bulletin.
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IMPORTANT TRIAL.-This morning was com
menced the trial of Professor McClintock, and
about thirty other persons implicated in the riot In this
place in June last the occasion of the
Of three fugitive slaves in which citizen Of Maryland
unfortunately received I'M uries which resulted fatally
Professor McCntock Is charged with interfering In the
arrest Of the slaves aud the others with attempting he
rescue Of the same from the officers Of the law The
trial was commenced about noon, when jury was en-
pannelied and the bill of indictment read The bill
tans three counts:Firs for riot and breach OF peace;
second for rotously assembling with the intention OF
producing breach OF the peace and for the additional
purpose of rescung three fugitive slaves then peaceaby
and lawfully in tho possession of their and the
third for assault and battery. There Is galaxy OF
ladies in attendance and the trial has produced oon
siderable excitement here. VIM. M. Meredith Esq
and other eminent counsel appear for Professor McCn
tock.-Cdriisie Letter in Phiia. Ledger, Aug. 20.
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CHEAP CASH ESTABLIsHMENT.--Th undersigned
~ furnishes ships hotels boarding houses and IA
miles with all kinds Of stores at Wholesale price,. Among
baskets Due D. Montabello and Hedsck Champagne $50
half chests black and Tea will be sold great bargains
GERS would do well CALL All orders from the country will
be promptly attended Masters Of vessels having small lots
Of goods dispose will please call Orders
ing to $40 will be sent home free Of cartage.
ana 30t"rc A. b. MILLS. 50 Water st
fNROTON WATER FILTERS AT ONE DOLLAR
~ EACH. STONE. Nc. 800 Broadway, New York,
places which supplied by public works. that he has
arranged his improved Water Filters that they be
phi To Croton faucets They constructed
that person keep them order by epenishng i'm
the ftering medium the rhng expense single
other Filter r. Slim other Filtsu sold usual
M ere
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NOTICE TO BUTCHERs-Ariele. OIL the Butchers
Melting for s s9.uT year once ne corner G
First avenue and Fourth until ist september
butchers DESTROYS of becoming members 81 The Association
Al, st.rc By order 81 the BoaTd Il Trustees.
L. s@nSs S h sSf FABLE 1sssss
asc,of e above well Bandles dree. from the house
q %r Ss B tsss II
and S' sisSih pss. Also wSss S.ay .sssnoI
1877 e s.s sample. at tie Oiee' i0 VA ;,,',
1872 S @Ro sAy& 'fHi # IgfV THOSE
The yeaag % sts T a"gss
hS.s EoS %.ds @ q La; u iSo eGa Ss
By those who that impossible e msaSise.u5s an
se sSss @ e. Of ::s and p e Pc
than the old soaps ALL therefore, VINO would consult soo
HGPS q and S SsT Esss%s 'fii%s
know by 70 &c s bed SouS no, Be-
Prepared aud for sale Wholesale and retail BY Charlie. "
RING, Druggist, 1872 Broadway, corner Of John street
XVIGs! WIGS t--sTRANGERs snd Ci,lreps wishing
extensive s.soT%sa. Bssssls wnsis ne. ..s!
best place TO procure article in every business, Md .he
S si sS % SsY ws Bfo.d.s
fitting Wig, Copy the address. aels wv. ne
q NEpJ HAI nd RYb hiF 5fE
any hug yet offered for eoonng The hair to esso,s
@ s%s THE s.ss WHY 4. .S$
ton and Of houSsgd. VIE ars I2Id ,
pol1 wnoesae p,o,dvay Pncc-Botlcs for the bais.
n DfT e. q So''A''' 'ssTIs .s,
mo 0RoCERs AND 9TH ebs.-for sae, lhy lease.
f.,osk and fixtures together separsteD Of the well
an long established grocery store, the corner Of
.n.irb syenue Bank street An opportunity ouch
KS y seldom to be Obtained For further particulars py
o the ptemIses - -. "a l. -. =
N The above
ITRUPITONs OF IHE sklN--All VINO aye rsDbled
Il with Salt Rheum, Fry,pess, Itch, Ring snrm, liurc
Face other diseases Of the skin, obtaa SPEEDY aud
sfeoua Mrs CAROLS Msdica cd Vspof Sui eran
Iodine Bath establishment 1884 Fulton street. opposite Church
sltgt.
Compound Concentrated Syrup Of 5aapariA, AIRED ty
the ghskefa. IS cent. per bottle. au5 30src
4
IL kOELER Md buggeon and Ocui,st. nas ac,ised
Ii for than diher-nt peiu 81 tnTole1
Asia Minor, Lasisan, Armenia, south Anea bnni ana
New Hnllsnd.
jv77 sctsre Greenwich street. exz cor, MORTON,
CTRnW BOARDS--5o tons straw Boards Tor rele ~
- PERSsE h BkOOhA
Two tim No. IS ard 81 Nassau s'Tf'4
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
CIRCUIATION-Er THOUSAND,

DAILY HERAt.D-Every day, Price cents per copy-s1
y Isr sSGppw--Payabie i9 Advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Prcs ~ cent
HERALD FR sf Steam Pseiss day.
FREE ~ cents pr cSpy-ss per anngm including postage
received by Nessr. signani, 10 viyieLne, fars L.
snends 10 Conhil sAh John Miller the b9ch;ees London
M Of January Of each yssr-sGge copies sxpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, at the usual prces-always cash in
advance Advertisements should be written IN plain legble
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors that
may occur in them. - .
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All leters communications By mail, sddresssd 70 the
fsahsshmeut be post paid. the postage will be Dc
ducted from the subscription rsmitted.
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LOUISIANA AND AND IGN Nv Y6Rk LINE.

LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.
~ 70 ~ ev..r II h.. II
Ship QSWEGO Captain johnson.
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain lnKersol
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt.
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor.
Bark 0ENESEE, Captan Minot.
Bark j, e; WILLIAMS Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Greig.
The above hips all the first class, of light draft Of
water Commanded by the experienced captains in
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished and
paid the comfort and convenience of the
gers. - - go.
Neither the captains owners of the above ships will be
sponsb ewey bullion precious stones or plated
ware parcels packages by
board Of them unless regular bills Of ang taken for the
came and the value therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply on board wharf, foot
Of Wall street, z. X COLLINS 5s South street.,
Agent in New Orlcans-John Woodruff x Co., who will
prnmpflY forward all goods 70 their addreaa
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HEALTH or MoBIIE.-From the I'd to the 9Th
OF TINS month, the Board OF Health reported four
cases OF yellow lever two of which, believe terminated
fatally NO other cases have occurred during the
and after dligcpt inquiry among the physicians and
the ctzens generally, We feel fully warranted In tho
assertion that the city s remarkably healthy for the
season OF the year. and entirely free from ndics
tons adverse TO continuance Of health Our friends
abroad are cautioned against the Idle that
aost on this subject and TO rely implicitly the reports
OF Board OF Health No cascs Of fever will escape
their scrutiny or TAIL TO be promptly laid before the
public Mobile Rsefsfey, .ApSusf 10.
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1HE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFFICULT.
TIEs.-The following ~ most remarkable anG
praiseworthy instance CT what perseverance and In
dustry rightly directed abba to effect Among the
graduating class at the commencement last week at
Williams College was one by the Of Condit, from
Jersey This gentlemans shoe maker, is married. and
has family of ou children Six years ago, becoming
sensible OF the blessings of education he commenced
learning the simple branches such taught in
primary schools One by one, he sat on his shoe
makers bench, he mastered grammar, arithmetic,
geography, 70 with some occasional assistance from
his fellow workmen At this time he determined to OBJ
tain collegiate education. Without means and with
a large family depending on him for support, he COM
menced and learned Latin and Greek In the evenings
after his days labor over, nder the direction
friend and after the of year aud half prepared
himself, and entered the sophomore class Of Williams
College He brought his bench and tools web his
books with him The students supplied him with work;
the faculty assisted him. and together with the fund for
INDECENT students and occasional assistance from
other he enabled TO go through the college
course and at the same time support his family He
graduated last week. his birthday, aged thirtytwo.
He stood high in his class and received part at com
mencement, but declined At the farewell meeting OF
the class in consideration of his perseverance, talents
and Christian character they his wife with
elegant set OF silver spoons tea and table, each hand
somely engraved with an appropriate inscription Mr.
Condt will now enter the Theological seminary Mt New
York, and will no doubt, make faithful and popular
minister, What young in this country will ever,
after such example this, despair Of obtaining an
education !-Sprfngfeid Republican.
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ST TlRs sssIias R 's
ssS;:,is % rs;
sswsfa '"s Sas%'
bis diss: and ossups
Ss%d 's Sd Ss at at h. b:
office, SO Chambers street, opposite the Park
$ hs
NALYsls o. p. D sdmnI. give the face
the apostle of Sess s 5 hair S.sh 70 the fore
CIRCLE seen n beautiful Th form or
Sihe forehead appopIaie 70 all On This
o. ia. s bad
s S; ana TsS.d E
not q 70 Imagine he wa; dsSr6Hs some
Nature the world renowned Foude Subtle he inven-
s"S
either male or female ferehesds But be the
s a% New ' Ra sa * s 5 om
f%'S SSspS. view '0'A' " $50 snii %. m
FREEMAN HOUSE, Nos,s BecEmaa sifeet: Board and
Il. O shoee o. single rooms may be had by
& 4. III Single ss ~ .2s'
Is. over os pcs
de .s GPs Il sod kas and dosn
Gent. who ofP,nt, viii DO wei % cal ,sok
Ann street. lY4 Dt"rc
1OWELL ON THE EYE--Just published, Popular
Treatise the EYE. is Diseases and their care with
To be had at the authors. and ofboOkellc
generally. .
Ear from Seoci lis Bo.dwsv '
Warren street
Artificial Eyes Of hyperion quality recently imported
sui0 7nfsrr
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. DEALt.Hs IN PERU.
~ merry, Toilet Soap Patent Medicines Fancy ARTICLES,
u every variety, supplied upon the loves" terms st S9
&FOWLERs unriyalled Walnut Oil Military Shaving
Soap the only genuine, awarded the first premium at the
GEO. b. 0RQSER, formerly With
su5 smsm vROOM&FOwLER,c Of Nc.a
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Butchers
IN Melting for the ready
aud will remain open for signatures at then ofce corner Of
and Fourth until lst scpemb
Butchers DESTROYS Of becoming members the Association
will call and their signatures prior 10 that date
sIy9t.rc By order OF the Board Of Trustees
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fVhc sUBSC K grateful 20 he smoKing public for
the evidence he 10 daily receiving Of their Of
his efforts furnish them with the best Segars that be
procured from Havana and he pledges himself that nothing
shalt from what he prides himself Justly earned
reputation. His Havana will continue to seleH the
best Segars that be procured snd the lowc
Among the last mportatons, choice o the fol
lowing brands -
Palo Alto, Regalias, livery prime,)
Ugnes Drama Rosas, Old lack,
I'll Leon de Orc, Neura Empresas, Macionals,
India, Antiquidads, Clernencias, &c.
Eor sale in lots upon ensure dup cate visit
II. UENRlGUES,
aul4 30tsrc los Broadway, Of Pine ST.
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I
not d.
u. s. art g. b.
l640o that simil8y~
ma sistrates, with GER
(Conklin's Treaties 400;)
myself after the law has been accS
IN for nearly twenty years, to decidsv
tutional.
As to the last subject OF Inquiry. IL was contsnl
the warrant issued by the magistrate was not M
proper form.
The statute say that the msgiftrate shall Is
warrant but that 1T shall be his duty to cause the
said person TO be arrested The process used by JUS
tice Drnker In this case what Is ordinarily called
There IL doubt that 1t COD aimed all that
necessary make legal arrest; II 1t contained
more that mere surplusage. .
II also oontended that the arrest was Illegal be-
the issued without oath The sta
tute says nothing about OATH and the warrant issued
by Justice DrinkeY not process Of the character
alluded to by the constitution Of the United States as
was urged by the counsel. amendments to Cons1isn
ton, article A.
II am correct in these views, there was no want OF
jurisdiction In the magistrate who issued the process OF
commitment under which the reato was detained and
imprisoned The writ Of ha5eas corpus ousf therefore
BY dismissed and the said Paul Bruni rensDded 70 tue
custody of the keeper of the City Prison.
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FROM VALpARAIso.-W are indebted to a
friend for the Valparaiso Ntighbor, Of June 26
The National Congress In session. having assembled
the LIST. synopsis Is given Of the message OF the
President Mention lie made of the negotiation pending
with the OF the United for the settle
ment Of claims Of our citizens and the President pro-
misses himself speedy and just conclusion the ques
ton" MIR. William Wheewright's project for the con.
srucon OF railroad between santiago and Valparaiso
under consideration In the Senate having been re-
commended by the President General Blanco had been
appointed lntendsnt Of the Province Of Valparaiso in
place II General Aldunste, who had resigned
advertiser,
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=, LOOK ~ THiS.-Lsdics' l}mters, olpuers, Bus
Ha., TieS Hon! House slips, White and Black Satin
Of Boots and Shoes, of the finest stye. Also large
assortment of misses and childrens
Gentlemen will find this great assortment of fine
Boots and Shoes calf and leather; Caters of all
sizes.
All of the above of the best quality and cheap at 367 Broad
way, ooe door above Franklin street.