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US that at may become proper for our commanding
generals in the field to give encouragement and assu-
of protection to the friends Of peace In Mexico
la the establishment and maintenance OF Tree repuol-
government of their choice able and willing TO
conclude peace which would be just to them, and Sc
cure the indemnity demsnd - In letter OF the
Secretary of State cannot be ed of ignorance
In foreign pncy) addressed TO Democratic meet
iug in Phadelphs, the 18th inst In speaking OF
the Mexicans Justice TO them aud ourselves, may
auire that should protect them in hing upon
"a ornament basis n republican government able and
willing conclude aud maintsia equitable treaty OF
peace with the United States" Note now similar 10 the
apguag. 10 the two cess much that the
person probably wrote both There no higher autho
rity 60 which go than the Commander In cniet
of the army navy and the Secretary OF State Yet
Gentlemen are asking uformaton to the designs
OF the administration But Mr. Buchanan adds, after
every effort to Obtain such treaty should We hnally
fail in accomplishing the object and should the military
factions in Mexico still persist In wagpg upon us fruit
less war, then must fulfil the destiny when frov
dence may have In store for both countries AND Tue
Uni,n in an article, not lit is ssid) written by Mt
Rtchis said on the 28th instant She (M.xico) shall
still prove iucorrig by the stern lesson wncn our
taught her then &c Will become alike the
and the duty the United States to adopt such fur
thpr measures towards her, as will cause her AT al
events to respect In her relations with us the
mandates OF public Law, aud to refrain from q,
nentn What I" further measures " are to he adopted
IL left to conjecture We have overrnu Mexico Killed
her people in the battle field and In the Plaza sno. e
breakers of paroles Of honor and are foraging to some
extent the enemy and coecn duties In his ports
We must therefore fulfil the destiny which Provdence
NAV have in store for the two countries'-fcr
The whole boundless continent Is ours"
With these facts before him. Mr. Calhoun declines to act
the bills Of Mr. Cass because he wants first 10 settle
the question whether the nationality OF Mexico - 10 Dc
destroyed! go
We think wa have, from the documents without
doubt placed before your thousands of readers every
where the true position of the administration In relation
In subsequent letter, with your permission. will
state a few facts in this connection. FELL K.
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Dinner to Generals Quitman and Shields.

WAsHINoToN, Jan. l, 1877.
The President Of the United states, and all our
friends upon whom We havs been accustomed to call
on this anniversary in exchange of the ssutstions OF
the season. will scquit of premsditsted indifference
TO the courtssss OF the day ina,much the dinner
last evening to MOTOR General Quitmau and Brigsdief
General Shields, demands cur present attention.
The band struck up Hall Columbia, y and the on
cal deputstion, and the lions Of the evening" entered
the salo.n The Mayor Of the city, Col W. W. ssaton,
came hrst supporting Msjor General outman on bis
right arm, with Hon. r. w. Lord on the other side
Next csmo Brgadiers Gen. Shields, supported BY the
Hon Thomas Butler King and j. @ Berrst, Eco Next
came the Vice President Of the United tates, conduct
ed by the Hon. Rsverdy Johnson, and Hon. James
Thompson, of Pa. Next, Mr. Buchanan, Secretary Of
State, under the convoy Of Hon 5. A. Douglass Of the
Senate, and Commodore Warrington of the Navy.
Next, Mr. J. Knox, Walker, and others They dlsd
round the point Of the table at the head Of the
arrangements and seated In tho following order
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The Presidential Herald.

This journal will be published once week, at dollar
ayesr It will be the size OF the daily Herald and will
bs perfectly unique in its kind 1t will contain all the
political matter of the week-givng all the movements
the different Presidential candidates and their friends
mt full length. 1t will also contain the money and pro-
iuce markets. Each number will contain leading edi
torisl article, embracing philosophical view Of the
of the week-the progress Of the candidates
their chances of sucoess-the rise and fall Of the po
licsl barometer give to every throughout
the country idea Of the
of the Presidential election
We have already had numerous inquiries for it, and
doubt not it will have tremendous circulation judging
from appsarances-probsbly hundred thousand sub
goribers
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WARRINGTON, Dec. al, Is47 .

WAsHINcroS, Dec. 81, ls&7.
The True Designs Of the .administroion Nth regard
10 Merieo shall be done' find hovi tn. pieps
of Pre'ident Polk and Secretary Buehasan-Mr. Cal
houn.
1t an old adage, that blind as they who
will not see Grave Senators even pretend to grope in
darkness and Mr. Calhoun wants FIRST to settle the
question whether the nationality Of Mexico to be de-
stroyed before he votes the bill reported by Mr.
CASTOR adding to our army thirty thousand menregu
srs and volunteers Mr. Css the head Of tho mill.
tary committee, who has frequent interviews with the
President and the war department. several occasions
recently has asserted that he could pledge the admi
nctretion as opposed to the expgushment OF the
tionahty OF Mexico the annexation Of that called
rrpubc, to the United States Ths old cry of con.
quering peacen has been changed and song sub
stituted In the language Of the Presidents annual
messsgs the war waged to obtain indemnity for the
past aud seenrsy for the future Congress may make
GAYS on no executive TO state TIA precise object Tor she
stn''r aaiieA q hcstsr tai as vii, be .ie only fe.
pEouso
Nat how ga ~ ~ shsain Indemnity fnY tse rssi
scS se-ssiss M Me fgtvs Ire PRECEDENT lstesns
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MONEY nj ARKET.


Tks stock market during the pas. year has been cub
6ect TO those sudden and extreme fluctuations which
Nave from time immsmorial characterized 1t. The
nerpg combinations spectators have been carried
as usual, and Rave exploded usual The shorts and
the longs have been heavy losers and failures have been
announced one day. and compromises and settleme
made the next. The movements in specie during the
past year have had very great effect upon the stock
msrke both as regards imitation and depression.
The heavy importatious early in the season. created
expanion In prices and very great speculative
ment among outside operators Quotations for stocks
generally reached the highest point In August; but
several Of the fapcies under the influence Of corner
reached higher prices in September 1t IL very ex
trsodnary fact, that prices some Of the favore
railroad faucies reached highe points after the 6nan
cial revulsion commenced in England, and the es
postaions OF specie we're rspidIy Increasing, thss
bsiose aqd The s5p!osieR which followed The 81.
. raes'sa shoes that he ssss d Che Improvement
$50 IS w ssts6ssAl rstv,s escissis-. f., u sss
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SAIL .g7l IS

Tothi. .psil'sI %
With reference to the motion introduced into the
House yesterday regarding the delivery Of the Presi
dents message and accompanying documents, and i'm
plying rebuke to the printers for the delay under
stand the fault does not lie with them with the de-
partmens who have got to nish 400 pages Of
copy IL Is great pity gentlemen who pick their teeth
the tune OF SIS day the capitol ami have failing
for making motions to their names la all the
glory which types ink and paper can impsrt cannot
inform themselves little upon the SUBJECTS they select
for their oratoricsl displays without taking into
federation the saving OF time this would bring about tor
time object to them la long session) 1t would at
least them from appearing ridiculous quite 80 often
they do OF present NERBUM SAT-.
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WAsiiiSeToS, Jan /, lsas
H,ms Of the Day.

We hear much grumbling about the Qutman and
Shields dinner last night II said the affair too
excusvs-five dollars ticket. AS Offset the demo-
cratic Association optsmpate giving dollar dnVer to
these heroes on the 18th Instant
The committee foreign al ,rs will probably report
bill next week TO establish chargeship TO the Pspa
states Van Brugh Livingston IL here, in expectation
Of receiving the Office He IL recommended to 1t by all
the Catholic hierarchy and by many prominent Protest
ants and II s thought the appointment will be bestow
cd upon him So far the Of the Senate been
asoertaned there will be difficulty In the conhrma
ton, II the President will nominate him.
Col Taylor informed friend Of mine that his brother
Zsck wilt not come to Washington There Is a T. Tay-
Tor at Fuller's but not the J." Rough and Ready" p
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WAsBISGTov, Dec 81, 1917.


Last night, thirty or forty gentlemen from New York
and Pennsylvania, paid visit to Lieut.. Col Fremont
to testify for him their respect notwithstanding the
grave charges asns. him pending In the court martial
In this city, on "Wednesday, John Horner, hsckmsn,
attempted to leap board the Pbeox but slipped and
the boat yeeripg towards the wharf, came in contact
with ley, and broke It,
Neither tho" Dnion the Int NigsncgrN publish
ed aat night and this morning the atersstny debate 10
TIA Senate yesterday ca the molten 70 ISae AS ne h
cf Nj ass sOf Increasing COR military iofss sur Up
Old Cave snd 700 viii give 10 % a. seen or r0nner
than stss. shsousb ths 80 Witch siy srrIss %
EscyYsy lxessrs
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nlSm,ed.,

On ths LIST inst. by the Rev Jefferson Lewis, Mr.
WILLIAM VINTEN. Of New York, to Miss HAnRIrr n
ScRIPruRE, CT Staten Island. =
On Sunday evening" al inst, by the Rev H5Nrv pa.
Wis, Capt JANIS LEROY HrKNs OF Norfolk Va TO Miss
MARY MoRRisos, second daughter OF Richss Decker.
E'g Of this city. Norfp!s, Va ~ Newsfs7N. ] %,
less wl please eely
On Sunday evening, The vi init ty j. u. l,sssns,
hsys w Jcstsa J. AtiAs &c Mrs. 3, n.,N AN ~
sbS ctr
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WAsHrNoroS, Dec. 81, ls47.
w AsHI "
Naval DEPARTMENT.

By the abstract of contingent expenditures received
from the Secretary Of the Navy and tran mittsd to the
House, IN the 2sth, find the whole amount expended
in for his department from the LIST Octo-
ber 1916 to December 2lst, lS47, II ~ follows:
Expenses enumerated. ............ S39a s2s 30
not enumerated. ........... 3.0so 06
for Marine Corps. ......... Ia, loo 60
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6 board Of : G 5
serbrs what be the best presents etc
a bsss
rsco"msnAsiioas ioi The mercantile
MY bpt merely to mind them that tsy sl hereto
ss t
T
w. % co.. 6s. We rep or
hce ss Pearl street. where tue sign Of the Golden Eagle
r ,lits in the mst,s for sale on he l,SsH terms
Ss.ss S Richie Go Pc A. nsds and sold exc u.!ey
s'' s':" '1S teo "'
SEES!
Gold Pen repai ed or sxchar ted.
For Holiday rr'<se"ts-Diamond Pointed
Gold PensTtose who would make accertbls present,
lie 9.a S,a nrc;assi ih, durable and warrant
te. B. found in The city which they
Gold Oh Silver :ny. Gs hsSs hs
Fine Cutlery-Tns Subscribers Invite atten-
Knives Rszor and polished Steel Goods &c Al
ns '
n,y w o. enabled e
&sON, III Broadway opposite Hc.wara Hotel
Portable Shaving Gases The most portable,
ana the most complete article Manufactured having
invaluable. For @ SAUNDERS & SON.
III Broadway, a few doors Above Courtiandt street
J.F. Warner, the ranslntor of Weber's The
DRY Of MUSICAL Compost will give free lecture
at his wusch Academ l3 Broadway, thus Monday even
at O'Clock class for Ladies and Gentle will
be Owned at the co.Ie Of the lecture.
The Ne Pos Ultra OF Beauty and Perfec-
tien 20 lnda dbbsr Fabcs may be attained under
Sod reet which has utioniZed this department
asd given rise t. IN endless vsri,ty OF articles
1aoisps. lie 10 domestic economy well Of public aud
naenh importance All wearing Over Shoes should
hasten supply Themselves the Depostores Of the Good
year hubber Warehouse, 100 BROADWAY where the
te had.
Boston Cough Confsction-This celebrated
end well known article has been extensive ue for
than twelve with the Its well
bshed reputation curing coughs ds hoarenes bror
ehts and al imenary complaints renders unnecessary
sn only genuine Cough Candy and the only one which
actually contains Cough Balssm Srecial No,ice-The
rusc inf rmed that Mess ushton Co are no longer
the the sale Of this Confecnon but that the genuine
hepy yohn'on NV Bro,dway General Agent Sold also by
son street A.o Wh,twels Original 0podedoc-Price2 rs
.e re bert possible cure Tor rheumatism cIamp. sprars
&c Rewae OF iniitaions Sold genuine only by H. John
son, 273 Broadway. sndlsands 100 Fulton street
moorhead's Graduated Magnetic Machines -
These besuul instruments have the com
nsrd' o the icni rroession for their simplicity
venionee aud general excellence Ia all Rheuma.
aud IN Nervous Diseases their effect, of nh. most
surprising Each instrument sccompauie ed nv
msrrs cont.nng full and simple directions for lis use mud
epiicson Mauuf cured and Sold Wholesale retail bv
shine IS warranted. Pnce so s2. and SIS according 90
sire and powe'.
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~ tsrc
an5e ...Sios don: "a, s,;sa
Ir n ana pFsspea for twenty cents Zach Ply;
;@ss;p L. f:Sss i .usaass fsi:Ss@. ri:
M"ton s Sauce Enc
teeLes Coirl.Te. Moaton la Macsdoinne Genadip.
f.aasn xs de- Tfsa:
det.rre Car ties BeehmelIe. CheuI Osele sams d.
land pssty Of %ss"%e GAI
toraer OF Dnane aud William streets. j'3t.rc
d English aud freaeh Btodcoth aai black al.pasa.,
sSw q hand they were for cash t.
ing at the FIVE dollar suit Beekmn and Nassau
stIe-ts ia it-Ic
n Prime R:si Mass:1. rsd halt Is. f,stlss
i HAND Dry n% rAs City
sad f ,n Dy BSsr Cheese IN boxes and oils
Coes :aa. TStasso saas and Is and %Iis
III salss% s;Is' Gss:s
at "a Greenwich street. iys Item
and IS S Stfnf S. D. n:
AZ de ,ro h m s Ss aS ss Rs
SefsI Il:
H. H. G Ts{ios y
@ he's Tns Of S. ar. e% @
that they ready receive aud all orders
tnsT line Of business at he stand 10. ana 2o Centre street
Jackson New York, January LIST. 1913 jas Item
sS; New Lad "a ,esyed and q ,,s BY
RLHao KLEAD PENCILsAND POlNTsIWiLLlAM
HI. h
Black Lead rene,is and POat. as made by
Liberal patronage would ask eontinu nee Of TIE same for
pesn carry the business, aud being the on!s
poss ssng knowledge Of hi, method of
Sd The
or
been celebraed article aud it will ba the
Monroe viii be punetus a,ten.
ded to- concord. Mass. Jan. LIST 1913 jy3 nfn
DAkTNEK WANTED-(EIther active or silent)- 10 en-.
Gned s.-s which cannot well manassd Yield
@ s1s Why 2ss q:
ss! WIN furnish ail sqai,slsnsh: viii give .nde.
4: 1usa;s, Adde'x b. as,h. Office, asi.yo
sng g r. hop:s BY with
Sbb.ls in Ph;delphia Good ,.fsente given. ad
s,;sa'on D. T. y Will meet WIN prompt
ETA rs; r. aSo s.e os seys .: 'lsn who
business aready bhed which there be
tition and will yield from 40 t. So profit Address,
with real name s. No. SOL Broadway, stairs No A.
d3 asrc
WAYIGD.-ey aycuns man Of thorough busnes, nus
w Siiuati in Fancy DR.. Goods Store. Jobbing
House. Salary not much object obtain employ
mspt City references Address o p @, this office.
r INK BILLS. BANK BILLS Broken bank bills Ia. en-
- in exchange for every description Of fancy aud
S'sH
Ia Walker 1t est. conner Of Mu berry. j3 lt.rc
EnAN.L!N BANK, FRENCH CREEK, CHAU
secured by New York State Stocks by WASH
BURN CO. Albany at half per ceat discount. st-rc
A TLAs BANK BILLS (or any other New York State
"A Money! TAKEN AT PAR, for Broadcloths. Casss-
meres. Vesrg &c, the Wholesale and retail Cloth Store
No 80 Maiden Lane. il 3tsrc
nU. PUWtLL's PKhMlUM sELr-ACTlNu Ely \
and Ear Fountains can now be procured at his ONCE 6l
broadway corner Warren street. Through ali time has
been highly esteemed as the most useful natural
vari'ns ioirme, OF the Eyes but in way It's apple
SO beneficial end nvgoatips when continuous stream
OF cold water allowed to play the closed and
rouacns parts, for say ten ct time.
Dr. Powel attends usual to all dseases of the and
ias ,t.rc
E0a ih,. HOLIDAYS Gents, boys, dies. and cnll.
dren's Boots Congess and al other Cutters, Shoes,
Pumps Busk ns. Ties; back. blue purple white and
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Died.
On Tuesday, Dec 2sth. at O'Clock, A. NJ, on board
schooner Edwin Francis Capt. WILCOX, his passage
from New York to Mobile
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Total ........ $l,2ll,267 Si,l3,,5es &i76 800
The revenue from the pubic works would have been
much larger this year. had not been for the unfortu-
nate breach in the Junsta division of the canal at the
busiest season Of the year by which large amount Of
trade was diverted to other channels
1t appears from the report Of the Comptroller Of Ten.
hes'ee recently laid before the legislature Of that State
mat the total liabilities Of the State drawing interest
on tho nrst Monday of October last $asS7s5o &C.
ana mat the total productive stocks Of the state draw
ing interest," were at the sams time 81 ss7 $50 g. Bv
this 1t will be that the balance Of as,ets over sb
a's si4eeS7s %. The total receipts into the trea.
sury OF the state during the years. including the
balance on hand at the commencement of the period
named, were ssie,ooe %. The disbursement, in the
same time amounted to ss4a sI4 4a-ie.vinr balance
Ia the treasury Of Sl77,26l "a
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Lnw Intelllgence.

COMMON PlrAs-First Psrt.-6s, David Vsndervoort
w. The Mayor, &s 81, Ely ct al vs Corey 10, Hutch
iusou Lane; 49, Dosrd vs. Gafssy; 3 Blair vs Blair
g. ng,rs Bend; II, Pearce Smyth; IL, The People
Sc VS. Bruen; SO, Wolktmapn vs. Lepman %, New
berger VS. Steel; 90, Aurich Lynch 81, Sesley VS.
Dcserm 81, Russell VS. ShipleJ Second Pat-so
Beemau VS. Hsxton; s. Martin Va McCSrmode 90
sherwood Hurmforch; o. Patt va Bailey; 9i Mose-
y rs Rsbmesn; 90, Grant Hslden 100, lanung vs.
Dayton: lO2, Moore wilds; l0i, Hanford VS. Dore-
E,us LOG, McNulen vs. Boyd
CouEr OF GENERAL SrssIoNs.-By the potenees OF
Nr. Deputy Keeoer Linden, of the city prison we are
city prison awaiting their Trial. for the January term
commencing to-day -
Grand larceny. a.. 49,. Q Highway robbery
RECEIVING stolen goods. 8 Abandonment. 80.
Forgery .............2 Bigamy.
Bastardy. ........... > Buralsry ..'''''
A-so I False pretcnces.
biurder. ..........,. l Assault and battery.
-,o4,, 80
- n.axao
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DY LEWIS & NORTIMEH-Store 1877 Chatham street.
ID PAWNBROKEeS sALE-This day, Monday Janua-
~ 81 lAs large collectio" unredeemed ri dyes. =
Mems Over Goats, Dress Cos's. Pants GOWNS Shaws k
Muslin Liner. Leather Pillows, Sheets Sc BY order Of A
GOODMAN, Licensed Pawnbroker, 81 Centre street.
js3 lt~re
%. F-As special session OF the II W Grad Lodge Of
L. he stat- Of New Yo X. will b, held this evening at
o'clock at the National Hail. sna street. make arrange
msnts for the fuus raj Of de ceased bother g. NJ VIII
que'ted JOSEPH II. TAYLOR, GsaDd Master.
titSr
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DAN raLOUNS-F AHkExNs the well known Pants
Tailor 20x Ann street, has lately received over 100
pieces fancy tssHmees Of which he makes Pants to order
for Only s. pair Ais, French and English bl ck
smeres aud doeskns from 81 to 50 par warranted good
alc Gents Who of Pants will do well
call 2o Ann street Also large lot Of Pants, Vests and
r. low pst 1o,s
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These inu mens have received the universal com
oil the medical rrolession for their smpictv
veniones aud general excellence In all Of Rheuma.
m aud Nervou, Diseases, their effect, Of the most
surprising nracter Each instrument sccompaue ed nv
msus containing full and simple directions lis use and
spcsou Mauuf and Sold Wholesale and retail Nv
d & MOORHEAD, '82 Broadway. New York Each M.
shne warranted. Prices, So S2. and SIS. according 10
size and powe'
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HamOnd POINTED cod &c nsLIncIudI"K eve-
~ hi qu ,lits market for he loves terms
wholesale .ad Ies:il by B. Wstson CO IS William St,
ssiebIsted Rchelisu Go Pc mads usiyely
b. them i. eminent for super and great dur bill
tytt sold At 81 oaIv cudK the style Of
csu aosuesd e.d nvari,by warranted in every respect
old Peas wih s,lver pencil 81 81 ID 81 So
Gold Pcns rel pal, ed or exchar fed
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A HOTEL ON BROADWAY TO LETzzTh: lease Of

EUhNlsHeD R0UMs.1seveai single bedded healthy
rooms wi III gaiesbe * ast and II resuired-with
respectable English fauiy For cleanliness comfort they
cannot DC excelled IN this city Warm and cold fos and
shoser baths for the Of the occupants Apply MRS
MEDHUHsT. 3ii Houston st., block from Broadway.
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Nv ANrhD.-by young of thorough business h nus
" Situation in Fancy DR.. Goods Store. Jobbing
House Salary not 50 much to obtain employ
m.pt City references Address o. p O. this office.
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EOa Ihr. HOLIDAYS Cents boys, dies and emil.
Pumps Buskns Ties; back. blue, purple white aud Snow
Boo; ockasn Over hoes aud all of Boots
Tor family too numerous menon Cork Boots water
proof Dress Boots made order; Boots and Shoes sold
rubbcr--af alq Rvoad aud AZ t'ppal d23 m
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Gold Pens-Ttose who would make accertabs present, on
the coming holi find useful article than
Gold PEN provided it be that is durable and
ed Jo7n " Sreaton Co no I, Ceder street have the
selling much lower other house the trade in
Gold Silver Gold Pens reprinted and repaire,.
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u INK BILLS! BANK BILLS Broken bank bills asen
in exchange for description Of fancy aud domestic
dry goods large of black apacas FIR
de Ia nes at reauced prices at GEO. STEWART s CO.'S,
ker Al e OF OF In herr
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WAN ED-A Farmer, either active silen who an
" command from 50 900 to $500 in cash, engage in
busres already bshed which there be
tton and will yield from 4Ot 50 per profit Address
with real name, No. SOL Broadway, stairs, No A.
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Nv ANT D-A situation salesman dry goods job
w bling commission house, by person with years
pe1ence in fh aud acquainted with the Penn
jobb-rs in Philade pha Good reference given note ad
dressed to j. X, Philadelphia p will meet with prompt
nj tentiOn "a
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streets, opposite Canal ferry. This connections
house has been fitted and furnished and for
view Of the harbor and bay New York. the Jersey shore
Jersey lily and oboken The bar Will De Ia nah
home, good fare and mode charges will this house
call those who iih single without board, be
commod itod. d23 l2tsre
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DAHTNEN WANTED-(E.Ither active or slent)-Io en-
gage in the most table safe and business done
IN n; United stes. aud which cannot well managed yield
less than 5000 profit Any no has
command from to 600 10 money who has good
dit 10 New York Boston, to the of $40 900 and
put IN goo IN cash, can be admitted The adver
nse VIII furnish lu eqvaenIhe Will also give and-ex-
III. business Add es, A. at his Office without delay
New York January 1863 jy3 lt-rc