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TIsUsrEE's sALE.-By autho,

rlNUSEEE's sALE-By authority OF three several deeds
otust bearing date the 2lst day of October 1913,
and recorded in LibeT w No 1913, iolio 453 NC an
other dated 9h December 1874 and recorded in Lber w
b No III folio 81, &c, and the third dated the 7h day
March, 1915 aud recorded in Libcr w. Is No l2O, folio
49, &c and power OF attorney dated the 18th May 1877,
will, Wedned day the 9th day OF December instant at
4 O'Clock, p the premises, offer for sale public
auction the highest bidder therefor that valuable proper
ty known ground plan OF the city of Washington
lot No 49, in reservation No IL, at the intersection of 81
with Pennsylvania avenue and embracing the
whole front of the said reservation and running from
Pennsy vana street. together with all and
guitar the buildings and Improvements thereon.
The premises embrace arrangements for efectory in the
ba sement the ground hoor and tavern above,
and the position eligible for all these purposes.
The OF sale will be; oneiourth cash sixth OF
the residue at 3, g. g. H. Is, and Is months respectively,
bearing interest from date the deferred payments be
secured 10 the satisfaction of the trustee. On full
ance by the purchaser with the and conditions OF
sale, and payment of the whole purchase money, the
tee will convey the purchaser the full title vested in him
by means OF the several instruments referred to.
JOS II, BRADLEY Trustee.
Dec G-3tawts A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GIThc above sale Is postponed, in equcnce of
the Indictment weather. until Wednesday, the 3 January,
1919, same hour, by order OF the trustee.
A. GREEN,
DeS 2S--cod&ds Auctioneer.
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st. Charles Hotel for SnIoPublic attention is parc-
- ulay called to the sale OF this valuable property
The ST Charles Hotel situated the of Penn
syvana avenue and Third street, opposite to Gadsbys Ho
tei The house was built and planned for Il hotel TO be
kept the European plan, and contains about ioryve
rooms, large and handsome barroo and six stores
The sale will take place the premises at O'Clock
Wednesday, the 9th day of this month. great sacrifice
anticipated the property will positively be sold to the
highest bidder Capitalists had therefore better attend.
Terms of sales One ourh cash. and sixth OF the sdue
at three, nne twelve, fifteen, and eighteen months
spective!y. A GREEN,
Dec. 22-eodSCs Auctloneer.
OcJThe above sale IL postponed, In consequence of
the ncement weather until Wednes day, the 81 January,
lsi9, same hour, by order OF the trustee
IA. GREEN
Dec % dis Auctioneer.
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Supreme Court OF the United states.
TUESDAY, January 2, ls49.

Present all the Judges.
No. 2lS The New Jersey Steam Navigation Compa-
N.Y. appellant, Us Jonathan P. Felt Appeal from the
circuit court United States for Rhode Island. On mo-
ton OF Mr. Webster this appeal docketed and dis
missed with costs. under the AID rule of court
No. l73. Jonathan w. Nesnith ct a., conplainants
u.s. Those. Sheldon Ct al, This cause was submitted
to the court the record, and printed arguments by Mr.
Root for the compliments. and by Mr. Roneyn for the
defendants
No. %. Hugs and Banded, plaintiffs, the Augusta
Insurance Company. The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr.. Johnson for the defendants, and by
Mr.. Nelson for the plaintiffs
Adjourned till tomorrow, II o'clock.
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Carusi's Saloon.
Dec. 81

DROGRAMME of the first and only grand concert to be
L given by Maurice Strakosch, (pians the Emperor of
Russa) Wednesday evening, January 3D. assisted by
the and popular vocalist Miss Julia L. Northall
"SOUVENIR DE JENNY LIND"-Grand Caprice de
Concerto the admired Aras, from 90 Beini," as
sung by Jenny Lnd-conposed and executed by NJ Stra
kosch.
1.-THE SPELL IS BROKEN'-Ballad--by Bellcham
bers--sung by Miss Northall
ala observation-disclosures Dramatique- original M
S.-Composed and executed by M. Strakosch.
"OLUCE DI QUEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
Miss Northall
1.-THE MAGIC Bella reverie sentimental followed
by the CARNIVAL OF VENICE'-Paga nni-yara-
and executed by NJ strakosch.
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COLUMBIA Typographical Society.

THE THlRTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY of this So
ciey win be celebrated on Saturday Evening, the 9th
January, 1919, Blackwes (eceny Coleman Hotel
Pennsylvania Members of the society," well
gentlemen who have been connected with the
printing business, tickets, dollar each
either of the undersigned Committee of
the number of tickets limited, tic viii be
posed the evening of the supper except to those who
ia We previously subscribed.
Committee of arrangements
r. LowREY, 7. w. Howard,
1Hos Rich, J. II TuopN
X. w, CLAYTON, JAS. ENGLISH
E JEFFERsoN, w. A. FITzGKRALp.
WA. Nj. BELT,
Jan
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TNiE following letter from Rev. Henry Wood, Of
Concotd, n H., editor OF the Congregational Journal,
religious newspaper of high character speaks volumes
favor OF the good qualities Of Wistar's Balsam:
CONCORD, N. ii March 2, 1916
M. S. w. Fore-Dsar sur Two years age the past
sudden and violent attack lungs by exposure
10 cold confined room and bed for several weeks
in breathing that was Incapable of rapid walking and
violent and often unable sleep upon
bed by night. The suffering frequently extreme,
and Judging the neicacy the remedies nsed sup
posed the disease incurabe Being persuaded bot
tie of Wstas Balsam oil Wild Cherry, without the least
confidence in its efficacy that of any other prescription
no fully understand my surprise and joy, when
found the difficulty almost entirely removed before bot
tie had been used Having mortal aversion medi-
cine and seldom using il any form, nothing but sympn-
thy with my ieow-suiereI induces make this pub
lie statement and recommend the article oohers similarly
afflicted With respect, yours truly, HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless igued BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by II. S. PATTERSON,
Jan 2-3t Washington, d. G.,
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fjNHE undersigned has Invented m achne for wash
ing gold and other constructed phlosophi-
cal and truly mechanical principles eectualy separating
the metals whether in gralns fibre, laminp, sand
gravel, stone, earthly matter and arranging them
cordng their density This machine has be thorough
y tested by scientific persons and has received great
mendaton 1t is smp to be worked by any person,
and so economical as to be within the of a-price
only S25 90. The machine will be feet wide by 80
inches long, and one foot deep.
CHARLES BRUCE Inventor.
Orders received by BRUCE iOTHERS,
Machinists, Jersey City, N. ].
p S Send your orders early if you want a machine
during the coming month OF January.
n.cD Oft
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 8, is4o.

o. Mr. C. w JAMES No Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio
general travelling agent for the states assisted
r. Smith j. T. Dent, T. O. smith, Frederick
W. Armstrong Jasen Taylor T. M Stevenson w Ramsey, and
Perrin Locke.
o. Mr. ISRAEL f. JAMES, ls2 South Tenth street philad
pha general travelling agent for the southern
States, assisted by James X Whpple VIM Weld IL
STEM John Weld T. s. Waterman John Collins James Deerng
Albert c. Wellington, r. James. Charles f. Muslin and NJ
Taylor.
o. Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS Of Montgomery, Alabama is
general travelling for Alabama aud Tennessee assisted by
MIR ID b.
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OFFICIAL,
JAMES X. POLK,
President of The United States of america.

President of the United States of Anafea
To all ,chom IL may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited mo that
THOMAS WILLIAMS has been appointed consul the repub-
lie OF Venezuela for the port OF New York
do hereby recognise him SUCH declare him free
to exercise and ENJOY such functions, powers and pvi-
leges as are allowed 10 the conuls of the favored
tons in the United States.
La testimony Whereof have caused these letters to be
made patent and the seal OF the United States be here
affixed.
Given under hand at the city Of Washington 10Th
r. day OF December, A. d. 1913, and of the independ-
- ence OF the United States of America the I'D
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President;
JAMES BUCHANAN Secretary of State.
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Tn. Hagerstown Wall for sale.

JNIiE onehaf of this valuable establishment including
L press, types &c, is now for sale. better opportu-
nifty for profitable nves tment does exist the State
The democratic party in Washington county polls about
twentyiour hundred votes, and "he Mail" Is its only
The subscription list of this large and
be inc eased with little exerton. Being long established
IL has extensive patronage. Purchasers invited to
and examine Tor themselves but if convenient
do they may obtain and particulars by address
ing JAMES WASON.
Any person DESTROYS of having the whole establishment
can upon liberal terms purchase the other hall from
jan JOHN A. FREANER.
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PART SECOND.

"ROBERT, ROBERT TOT QUE J'AIME'-Grand Aria
from Robert lie Dia Bile Myerbeer-sung by Miss NoRTHALr
LUCIA "-GRAND FANTAISIE DRAMATIQUE-
composed and executed by M SrRAKoscH.
ION TIE BANKS OF THE GUADALQUlVER" ~
Balfe-sung by Miss NoRTHALL.
s'pRAYER OF THE OPERA OTHELLO"-R ,sini-
DEHCALMA A GEL with variations for the left hand
aionc--olowed by lmpromptu a ''NATIONAL AIR
imposed and executed by NJ SrRAKoscH
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NENTLEM WEAV-A. II. YOUNG, three doc r
VI west of Browns Hotel has and keeps constantly
on hand large and beautiful stock OF ready made goods
for gentlemen, consisting OF every variety OF garments,
quality and style to SUIT the fashion Gentlemen
can rely upon getting garments well cut and made if
ordered, and often better.
Also every description of fancy goods fine yoke-neck
shirts, fresh from New York best French kid gloves, all
colos; best wo3len and silk; in Short every article
complete genueiuan's wardrobe.
Measures lakeu and suits made order Prices uni
Tems cash. Dec 3-3taW4wif
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Appointments by the Pre.ldent,

BY and Nth the advice and consent of the Senate
LORENZO b. SHEPHERD, to be Attorney of the United
States for the southern district of New York. in the
place of Charles McV ean deceased
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o. jackson Democratic AssoCiati0n.-The regular
monthly meeting will take place Wednesday evening
next I'D Jan } at Jackson Hail Business of interest ali
democrats will be presented for consideration, full
! attendance is expected
BY orders J. d. HOOVER,
Dec. 81 Chairman Executive Committee
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IINLIGIBLE Office Rooms to let-The rooms in the
IL building the of and 18th west
occupied by NJ ST O. Clarke, esq., and by Chas w Pairo,
esq, will be for after the Sth These
egiby situated for Office banking purposes One
OF the IN has ire-proof vault. For terms, apply
Dec eft RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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admission Single tickets, 81 family tickets, admitting
three persons 50 To obtained at the music stores
at the door on the night fthe concert
f1t- Doors open at O'Clock commence at
o o'clock.
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ARPS.-J. F. BROWNE would inform his friends he
purposes visiting Washington the second week in
January, and will be happy attend orders he
be favored with, for repairs. He will have with him
fine selection OF harps, strings and music Orders left
Mr.. Fischers Pennsylvania avenue, will be- promptly at
tended j. +. BROWNE ~ co,
295 Broadway. New York.
Dec 3l-lw
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A CAKD.-BARNES& MITCHELL would respectfully
IA inform their customers that their respective bills will
be rendered them before the first day of January,
which me early thereafter possible they
y hope all will be ready close the either
notes at a reasonable time.
Jan
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NHEEP uCs BANDRY IN THE SOUTH-published
~ by Skinner-comprislng treatise the acclmaon OF
sheep in the southern States and of the differ
ent breeds. Also Il oonpet manual OF breeding
and winter management and of the of diseases
| Just received by TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Dec. 81 New Bookstore, ne ar 9th street.
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NEW YEARS PREsENrs.-The subscriber has this
day received from the North another lot Of fashionable
watches and iewery, suitable for New Years presents
Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited 10 examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Dec 3l-d3t G. w, HEYDON,
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(tARPETiNGs.-We have left on hand 300 yards SPLEEN
" did velvet carpetings which will sell 81 per yard
such is sold in New York So 10 So The above
price is less Than cost, wish to close them imme
darey. ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
Jan, 2-3t.
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iE subscriber has just received from the publisher j.
H. Cotton esq, supply OF his entirely new, beauti-
full and cheap Map of the United States the British Prov
nces, Mexico Nc showing the of the United Sta
mail steam-packets California, and plan OF the gold
gon Wholesale and RETAIL at Sationers' Hail, in sheets
or IN at ~ and 80 cents EACH with liberal dis
count to dealers. WIN. FISCHER.
Dec 3l--3taw2w [Alex GAIL
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rJ,HE following letter from Rev. Henry Wood, Of

Dec % dis
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NEW BOOKS, &C.


M ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE,
lv1 adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans La-Atth
above always be found Books of de-
Commercial, biographical, ana MEDICAL WORKS. Also, q
complete assortment of Stationery together with ali
principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers and Magazines.
warded with despatch Books mailed Prompt attention
raid to any work ordered BY mail Foreign Books imported
Literary Depot adjoining the Post ofo. New Orleans La
T. S-Complete arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers throughout he Union or supply OF
Vie Lew worts ~ fast as ssaed. Len.
.JUsr PUBLisnKp. NOV. cru TnE UNPUYLIsnED
letter., Poems Sc, of Lord Byron. c. c. BYRON, 257
Broadway; X. MARTIN, AZ Ann street.
TINE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR lSJO-TIIIs POPULAR
l. Annual beautifully embeished, bound in cloth, and
gilt surpassng previous number the elegance Of its
style and the value of its contents will be published about
Telegraph Map Of New England and the greater Of tho
State Of New York. over sixty railroads exhibited and
all the portant places heroues IL Is finely engraved
ON steel and alone worth the price OF the whole wsrk
Calendar and Memoranda embeshed with viguettes
Of the Twelve Presidents Of the United States, with brief
sistties Sketches. impsrtng Information. COM
rious Departments Of the Government Recent Laws. fnan
ees Public IMPROVEMENTS, including the Water Works. with
Streets whsrves Halls Budinss oniees societie Rail-
roads, Telegrsph Expresses Omnbusses Mails and Post
to all Parts Of the World Rates 81 Wharfage Weather
Tables. Local Events &C. State Government Probate
Courts, and Commissioners Of Insolvency, in aass u. s.
Goynuent, wsh members Of Congress politically desg
naoc General Events during the pas, year Of tImut and
20 closely printed and than ordinary
Svo. Of 30 which woult sell for three dollars
For the Almanac the only Twenty-Five Goats. with
~ New England and the cios OF the South and West the
work WILL future be conducted by the undersigned
ably 20 with TIE late Dickinson lie former
CO. 80 Cornh to kr. Thomas Groom. ~ state Street.
publishers will be early answered COoLlDGE& WILEY
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RAILROAD.

III UDsoN RIVER RAILRoAp.-FRoN CHAMBERS
street New York TO Peekski w Railroad and thence
70 and intermediate landings by the steamer
JOSEPH BkLKNAP The passenger ears will run as FOL.
lows fSunds leaving the corner OF Chambers and
budson street ard stopping at canal street street.
Fourteenth street end Thirty FIRST street. 70 receive and
deliver New ork, from Chambers street,
at A. ~ connecting at Peeksk with Steamboat for
POurhhcerse; at 1ii{ NJ, for Peekski At II. M con-
n,etpg with sssmhga for POushheerse The cars will
leave the station ~ Thirty first street shout half an hour
sfer the above hours Leave Peesskl for New York At
A. NJ at "a A. NJ, the arrival Of the steamboat
from Pouehkeepse ~, 4. n do do. DO Leave POUCH
t,epte for New Ys-k by boat 70 Pekii AZ 81 AN con
Meeting ~ Psekskl with ga train at do do. Ia r. w.
rsn Tie steamboat will land West Point Cold Spring
Newburgh, Fishkii Mftcr, New nambursh. aad reugh-
keers Tickets be procured at The offices in Cha mbers
street ard Thirty street where sssmoost tickets must
also be obtained. WIN. e. YOUNG, Chief Engineer.
New York, Nov 7, lSso.
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SCHOOLS, &c.


ERENCH TuT0R-A GENTLEMAN, LATELY AR
rived from Paris aged years. DESTROYS engaging as
Tutor in private family in a school Has objection
to leaving the city. Address G. c.. ~ Bcekman street
NoYELTY.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN NAY BE PER-
fectly instructed in the requirement of elegant
novel; and highly ornamental recently introduced
Europe forming constant of agreeable and useful
Amusement Specimens be and obtain
ed on application by letter post paid TO M LLOYD No. l
Chatham street. Terms moderate.
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DANCIgG.

DpIvhTE pANCtSu AND wALTZfNG-Nsw CLASS
Tor gentlemen, on Tussdsy. and Ftdy, az oeleek.
IN and SATURDAY at m Tor ladies'
yorna Private lessons at all times mos ocsu
Pied for iu particulars, please Apply At Mr. o. H.
BEARINGS Academy. No. 10 Bond street.
HANGING ACADEMY OF NILE PAULINE DEsJAR-
~ dine, Of the Academy Royal Paris at No Nashins-
Place ~ laird street, and ~ her
soenee "A Leonard stroe T4r terms &C. apply st the re-
sidenoe Of alie. n. D., at "a Leonard street.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL 1TsTRUNENTs-rHEs SUBSCRIBER I'M
I porter and manufacturers. has removed from 81 60 81
Dulton street. between william ard Gold streets where he
will he the LARGEST assortment o. Musical In
stsuu en- the city, wholesale and retail.
EDwD BAACK - Fulton st.
n. UsIC WADE EASY AND INTERESTING, BY MR.
l pumday Professor 81 the rianoorte sinsing Guitar
violin TERMS bnabe Ladies tau hit at
t. own residences without extra chare For sale hire
,hear Piarortee two Baujoguitars and the above
imam tly. AMY At tsh Roadway.
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AmUgEMENTS.

RowIRY TMEATsE.-T;s 5. HAxBLIN, Ps0PRIEroR
E Ehs;s s;:E:sS:S.ss S:ss f$i
ward Iv Mr. Lester; Robin HylyArd. Mr. Arnold; Adam
EsS h; # s Win NV
snTa " ce1 Ssr. Nj.
et Disr' cs ss wi" rise att
CuANFRAys NATIONAL THEATRE THURSDAY
IF NJ sas S.
land After which x1odiO Neupert his s.tonshng
S1ama the
With
sSrn%ss Mr. 5Ss.s"n Boxes 70 cent; P ~ pSSr'
comedy sS he NAN
mate au1sy Mis- Fots s After which the
COUNT bsr rsinsr Mrs. wsisSt aunt.
rs fns T,th
simon sparks MI Conoysr Fanny Thompson Miss Ro6ers
Dress Circle
CIRCUs-AsToR PLACE.--TaE AxPHirHEATRI
y has been reded for the Winter Campaign. air
work has superseded the canvas interior spenddy
ss s 'f DARIUS
Gsdwalader. Runnals Brewer Hubbel will appear their
The public are respectfully informed that Mr. Wallet the
celebrated English Clown is engaged aad wall
MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES, 1919 and 1850
Az W i'll commence on Monday evening. Nov H. 1912 at
the Coliseum Rooms. $50 Broadway between Howard aud
Pratt President Of the Institute Lecture bv Rev. L. II.
ChaIin Subject Ideal and Actual During the eyenisg
Of the Meehsnies Insituts sea.o The succeeding aocn
Lectures will be delivered Of each week.
Greeley, Charles A. Dana Esq and DR. Thomas Antise.
Lectures TO commence at O'clock precisely Tickets for
the eour'e So Single admission % cents To admit gem
teman and two dies, 90 cents Terms Of membe IN
tation fee 81 yearly dues payable in advance, So Priv
the library and reading debating class ard
aieducton OF 81 quarter from school bills Tickets
l05 Bowery the rooms Chambers street aad ~
the door on the evening of each lecture for
membership be made to she at the Institute
Rooms.
ERANKLIN THEATRE, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Admission Boxes 25c Pit zc; Stage Zoe; Private
boxes s21he above place Of amusement open every
Liver Theatre Leicester London Who with her un
rvaled troupe OF Model Artiste numbering twenty
dern times Also the Female Mnstrels" with variety Of
other entertainments. N BAN afternoon performance
every wednesday ana Saturday at 8 o'clock
nANIEL IN THE LIONS DEN-THIs EXTRAoRDI-
oren the public 800 Broadway should be visited BY all
who DESTROYS to behold of art together with
by the old masters Corrego Poussn &C. The genuine Egg
Matching Machine in which chickens bursting the
hbited in this country. Nothing like this exhibition
appeared in the States Admission to the whole rs cen
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND Asso cI ATION.-ALL
IA communications must in future addressed to the Of
fee of the Association Chinese BUILDINGS under cover
Secretary, JOHN BROuGuAM
Office for general business every Saturday from
Celebrated Troupe of Female Models of the Fine Arts
consisting OF twenty pretty Grl and representing the most
its Dancing Taseaus WANTS. &C.. Performances every
night at Ia o'clock Extra performance every Saturday
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SALES BY AUCTION.

WALTER cREENoUGU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w Cbais Gables, pnd Woed aud Iron Stock Anchors-
Walter Crceuough Co. will SELL this day Thursday at 1A
ocock Of los Wall street. New English Chain Cales.lf
Chain Cables proved follows viz; LIS IN Ia, lt Ia
49, ~ agd "a ineh 80 failoms long all aeeomrlosd with
NJ r-d warranted. God stock Anchors20
Wood stock Auchora % the following WEIGHTS
viz y u ~ H. Is. 1G H. rs 49, 90 % "a q, . and % est
Stock Auchors7 Englsh Ir0n Stock Anchors
,ha i,lovss vesh,s H. 20 a. ~ g a. ani 2, ess each
Terus-SiU 20 500, months; and over So, months
credit Catalogues are now ready.
BLEEcKER Will SILL THIS DAY. AT II
N. O'clock, at the Exchange, 100 Building Lots In tho
Sstet Wnrj situate Seventh avenue, and Twenty
fourth and Twenty sixth streets together with
Tho raFs on Known the "Eokord Hotel, aud various
other buiid1 all clear Of incumbrances Terms favorable
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With respect to ether articles, under the head Of
dyes and dyesg sus there has been large increa1e,
during the month, in the importation Of cochineal,
indigo aud valona; and decrease in logwood madder,
and madden root while during the year there has been
considerable increase in all cors excep logwood and
catch In glass manuac lures during the month"; there
has been increa ed import Of almost all descriptions
In hides elso there has been large increase and like
wife in metals, both during the month and the year
exec pt in spe,er In timber there has been decrease
in British, and increaEe in foreign, during the
Month but a dccreate in both during the year.