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rsrunaTyS HOTELS.


CHt6kls.l ASD paStyI
H1HE IRVING HOuSE, At C5tg.es, Wslses I" w
4 i.srs assisted 81 H1gh Miller %.
TIE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, Al Go'gosa'''
ssr ne MANAGEMENT OF 4 = Miller md j. Jngsh -.
THE AMERICAN HCTEL - Cruces IN Ter 70 ~
sgsu mt Of r. K Rolger ara II. Ml er. Ir. "a
TIE UNITED STATS HOTEL. 81 Panana 800
yrslse suert - Adrian Miller lsI ---ns
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" Water-Cure IBstitute5-CiIy md Cons
try-Dr TRAIL receives patients a. bis cOmmOdious CITY
eslsb shment IS LeghlsI sDd a. Oyster-bay, l. Com
n1ncshon daily between these places by steamboat and
rrlrosd General practice attended TO- Consultations -
my15 In
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re- - pIendIn t.oGhic I'Inte..-RoBERrs's aud
an ndd STYLE OF Gothic Door and Number Platesentrey
new and ginai designs Those 10 want Of something
new ard splendid their doors invited 10 call and
anime the above articles. Also splendid assortment Of
Gothic snd Shield pattern Be'Pulls. r. ROBERTS,
my22 I'm 552 Broadway near Prncesl
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WANTED-A situation by very competent eeriss
young woman, win good city reference, - sesrnss
IN private family. Would he willing 10 make eerser
generally usetuL Call alta sixthav in he boob
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~ W ixs and Toupees.-BArcHELoRs celsoreied
Wiz Factory 10 at Waist where at all times can DO
found the largest Ia The city Sussgers and
czens should call and Judge for themselves before pu
chasing elsewhere. BATcHELoRs newly invented wigs
obajned silver medal the Fair Of the American nst
ute Copy the address. mylb hW&Fn
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~ Wigs! Wigs. Wigs .-Ctzens and strangers
are Informed that the largest cheapest and best assortment
OF wigs hslfwigs tOupees brads or long hair and other
ornamental hair to be foand at hEDHURSr HEARDs
q Maiden-lane. The trade supplied myl4 cod I'm
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~ Removal.-PHLlP Ernst Professor OF Music
ana teacher OF the Bghm and other flutes and the guitar
respectfully informs his friends and the public In general
hal he has removed to SH Broadway, near WalkersL
Now-York myi0 3meodr
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WANTS.

WANTED-A situation e,ok. or 20 do RsnssS
w housework, or a. chambermsd or nurse, ~ yoaR
woman who can come wei recommended by her fornsS
employers. Has objections to 20 short Distance ina
The country. Inquire III RerrysL second noor 70 ns
rear JET o.
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re- DR. Edward D.. Dixon, Editor Of the Scalpel,
has removed bis consulting offices 10 H. Grands one door
vest Of Broadway where hs attends exclusively 10 opera
surgery and office consultations from 10 aud 70
evenings. The Office 81 the Scapells a. Asior House.
90 I'm
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~ DIR. Hamiiton's Water Cure Institute al
Ns.iouAl Ha. Saratoga Spdngs The use q ne Spring
Water is combined with iae Hydropginic Treatment
essure guests Will find every accommodation.
az sou ALDRlDGE K PALMER, Propne.ofI
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w ANrED-An American young man with good eur
" references wants employment lie can tend Gro
10 correct a. figures Apply ais Coentiessp up ca. !,
for Joseph lad a.
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and silver. through the large supply Of the former,
positive demand for the latter has grown Of
tho dssre 70 hoard, which always results in dis
iurbed Of tbs country. Up 10 the peace OF 1915
the manufacturing and trading interests of the iG-
terror Of Europe bnt lie developed, BE- long
of prevented any enterprises OF that naare
Thirty live years OF peace have, however, facilitated the
growth OF industry and credit and developed money opera
riohs extent nsey greater an before The
outstanding obligations in Enrope are very afge and con
liBned Is their ia hlment men, There
FORE general ar becomes almost certain, ycfy general
scramble money place the part OF prudent
and this mostly for silver Ga tho other hand tbs vast
Of extensive asnanets, and provision
for pay and supplies the field, require gold for the mill
tary chests and this, moi being conmercal demand Is
governed by ordinary rules. The governments
have H. fhey il Tor one rate. they give high
or This demand commences with the Prussian
and Il is not improbable that Il the goes on
active demand may eniace the value OF Cali oni
productions and active export OF both precious
metals These circumstances that should DO borne
mind, because the they begin operate fact
sxpong gold will be charged the OF protection by
the organs OF the monopolsts. H WI fs8A #a #.
Money as yet coaiinues very abundan, in New York
and me banks hnd difficulty in lending their receipts
while new banks are conssnty increasing. THIS abund-
ance OF money tends 10 promote speculation IN de
gree, particularly great staples likely be
shoItof the demand Wool 10 ia active aud continued de-
mand 81 improving All offered is readily taken up
AZ IS at AZ cents fm II ,ece SO 40 for quauerblood
The sapply of foreign large, The active demand aud
high prices abroed prevent much from coming 10 this
aarks Cotton heavy under the threatening aspec, Of Eu
ropean affairs and prices cent under those
before arrival Of the AmercasaY l3i for fair average
Flour is looking up under small supplies since the
closng Of the canals-stragh Michigan, ~ 70a 81 81
round hoop Ohio, $i 81 80 Genesee, 30 a So 06 |;
southern. 10 lei Rye flour, 81 80 90 GA Corn meal
90 % %. Buckwheat. 50 SO 81 81. Wheat in good
request nj Ifs ll6 cents white Michigan Ohio, lOi
los cents. Rye ~ Oats, southern 10 cents New
Jersey az ~ cents. Corn is steady, and active sales
northern 65 cents 81 cents, yellow southern ;
old round yellow, GO cents. Hay is firm at 81 60
OH Iineed. Is firm at 81 cents whale 81 81 cents. Pork
is In speculative inquiysales SIP IS, old Sl2 49,
new; IS 10 SO 81 prime. Beef active at IS rs $40
mesa Lard firm al n II cents old prime; 81,
Rice, SO 90 S3 81 Flaxseed firm al 81 IS. Tobacco
Kentucky Leaf, a laA cents. -
Frights are betterfonr to Liverpool Is Cd grain Sd
The stock market has continued speculative and ad
vancing. Erie railroad being tho favoe stock. The gov
ernmen,s we'll maintained f,r tho opening Prices
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THE Union
BY DYER = MCGUIRE. Aueslonssrs.

SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY, AND COT
u aee furniture private family Thursday, De-
cembsr 49, shall sell residence Of Mr.
Haswe
very superior and kitchen furniture consisting Of
Spiendd piano, made BY Dubois h 5eabuy s4
mahogany sofa dvans and paror chairs Y8u
Marble TOP table, union chairs
Pier tables, dining, and card iahlea
Ladie table, rockers t
marble mantle clock
y Bronze branches, brackets, and candesicks
~ walters 81 H Y
French plate pier glasses, IRE sets
Mahogany book shelves, piano stool and rack
French china, dinner, and tea service
One very rich, figured desert service
Three ply, ingram, and ventian carpets
Mahogany French, and cottage beadsteads
: Dressing and plain bureaus waTdrobes ##sH ta
Washstands, toilet tables, and sets IN \
Rosewood wardrobe rich
Elegant Diarble-top cottage set
w alnut "a and other seat chairs
Looking glasses, hall lamp
Cooking and other
Together with general assortment OF kitchen articles
credit OF from four mons for notes
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest . ,
Dec la-eods Auctoneen.
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cAmEpoS STREET HOUSE,

-tEt .SIerdndrfa Virginia. a|
THIs spacious mansion, finished modern
hfrons south abo1 thirty feet running back including the
buidings hundred and fifty Everything
provided the accommodation comfort
family. To holding public Office Washington city
following Inducements perfect healhiness
unou, short and pleasant DIVE from city 20 city much cheaper
living best II sold
credit will be but II rented, the will be moderate
possession be had For further particulars apply
ETN.FEk t.<h CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dee le-1awn Alexandria.
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Supreme Court OF the United States. "
"WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1850.

Present as yesterday. N g,E ks \. SIS aa sts
John w. Laison, esq, of New York; John H. Ing,
ESQ.,, OF Maryland; Edward NJ Dickerson, esq, of New
Jersey and John Ferguson, esq., Of Ohio, admitted
attorneys and counsellors of this court.
No 20. v. Hogg ct al, plaintiffs in error. Us. ] B.
Emerson. In error 10 the circuit court Of the United
States for New York. Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered
The opinion of this court, affirming the judgment OF the
said circuit with costs and damages at the OF six pei
centum per annum. 8tus
No. 81 G. s. oldfed, plaintiff in error, VIM. H
Marriott The argument u this concluded by
Mr. Stewart for the plaintiff in error ta 81
No. %. ]. Simpson plaintiff in error, Baltimore
and Susquehanna Railroad Company. The argument Of
this cause was commenced by Mr. Mayer for the plain
tif in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, ii O'Clock. a. m. s
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nLAHIx rIsANNEIss skc.-we invite attention OF
ID public, and MI In want Of such articles the following
dispose of Great
inducements may expected by purchaser. We have
pieces heavy twilied blankets for servants
priced coored do
l04 la la. very
superior grades. ttE.Y
We have, nj o.
IS pieces heavy fued cloths in "a and o. for
30 do satinets, in all coiors and prices
20 do plaid and plain nseys for scrvantss wear
In cloths. cnssmeres, &C., Just received
pieces superior black French cloths
low-priced colored do IN olive green brown,
blue, and cafet, Cor boys II =
do superior black French docskin csssimeres
do medium and low priced black do
20 DO fancy caored cassmeres, In new styles
do low priced, for boys' wear ~
Gentemens under garments, &c.-- Fl # t0#.
dozen sentlemen's extra heavy lsmb-woo shirts 81
do do drawers
10 do patent merino drawers
10 do In all sizes
pieces heavy ed nanues fbr gensiemen's wear
10 do real Welsh unshrnkne do 3tf lf .st-ff L,
l piece 1874 flannel bIanketina .l Sly i. &. IN
Win extensive stock of all kinds white coiored fnne
cheapest possible prices
Dec 10 -aswimn 49, I. .-'
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On Tuesday, nsan the Rev JAMES LAunE, ID. D.
Rev ISAAC NJ HAYS, OF Hunters
town, Miss RRBEcCA H. KING OF Adams county, Pennsyi-
On city the Rev ssrrn PYxs, ALLAN
McLANE United States MARIA Co youngest daughter Of
the late RcHARo BAcHE, esq.
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Jenny Lind given her last in Washington
We advise those magnificent Of
called The PAxoRAMA go they would
good seats II Odd Fellows Hall, and will
main this only
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Wednesday morning. 18th instant, WILLIAM THEoBALD
MATTHEW, infant Of CEoRas and SUSANNA A. SAVAGE.
The Of the family invited attend the funeral
O'Clock this afternoon, without further notice.
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Nv A. GREEN, Aucsiones

TWELVE THOUSAND DoLLARs' WORTH OF GOLD AND
il SILVER WATCHES, LADIES' CHATrEIAINES, PENS
PENCILS, BREAsTPiNs EARRINGS, BRACELETs, FINGER
Kings, OPERA GLASSES, AT AUCTIONI shall sell al
Of Penyvana avenue and 9th street
commencing this day a4 and o'clock and continuing daily
Of the
offered In this city consisting of In part
gold silver English lever anchor lever independent second
and hunting watches
qua chains and ladies' chattelaines
1000 breastpins earrings, bracelets and fnger-rngs
400 do pens pencils studs keys, glasses, BIC.
100 varieties rich Paris velvet and crochet bags
quantity ofalabaster weights and ornaments cigar
Jewel stands ladies' work boxes
writing steel trimmings of
descriptions consisting Of bag and clasps nges and tasse
canes, fishing rods, portable seats, &c.
very rich fan goods invoiced at up
dollars being tho entire stock OF an i'm
declining be sold in lots TO suit
District respectfully invited
attend the articles Of good quality and the sale posi-
tive t @
Terms tagf ag A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
y Dec l3--6td E .g4
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WELL-KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
w private family aucuonOn Friday morning. December
10 O'Clock, shall seIl "Waker's Row,
Ninth opposite the wing OF the Patent Once
household furniture, &C., part
Walnut velvet-c covered lounge
Do marbe-top sofa table, rout tables
Elegant rush cottage chairs
Damask spring lounge .N.#.M.#.
siivercd prandoies, mantel ornaments
Walnut rush-seat chairs, cane-seat chairs
Mahogany dining tables dressing bureaus
French-post bedstesds washstands and
Beds, hair, and shuck mattresses, looking glasses
Linen and cotton sheets, pillow
MsrseiIies quilts, comforts, blankets
Solar and pss~nge lamps, oil cloth
Psrof. chamber, passage, and stair carpets
Stair rods, passage mats, table linen
French China dirn service, tabe cutlery
kegsnt China gill aud painted ten service
Glassware, preserves, paintings
Ash aud cooking stoves, together with general assortment
Of kitchen requisites.
The sbove worthy pubic, hcy
new, having been In only three four months.
Terms so and credit four months
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Auctoneer.
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JENNY LIND Opera Glasses from the Optical Insti-
sae @ me s
customer. in the United States established branch in the city Of
superior quality glasses acknowledged,
sold during Jenny Lnds New
variety telescopes. optics. instruments, eye
personally upon eyes carefully
adaped through which method in with the be.
Dyer Mcclure have % he c q
5 Is ~ IN, ssS sss s,s
special attention such require his services
Dec df Corner Of ION stree, and Psansy avenue
waITshuRsF has sssasis s asa Of his operations over
GROUND san Sa sn s @
No ao Baltimore Banor corner Broadway and Leonard
street, Pe,ersbag Main street, Norok and Main street, Lynch
s besnfu and highly electro daguerreopes are an
extraordinary Improvement, insung faithful and highly
rotary ground, by H. whilehurt, gives
whtrhursts distribute thirty
aoS ys % TINS
LII calls the attention public generally to hi. elegantly
exhibition q picture. wiiise gwen '
% % N ss he
Tsenesse ofsssry description copied pos.
attended to. Nov 2s--diy
1,iHE Bay long shawIs I'm tho
D.tris.,- ,s have jus, opened, {,
out. and o.. STOCK &c sse win g found larger and
the following grades, viz; #ua 1s. H# j
by la nches finest quality all styles,
them not be had elsewhere #.... IN
SO do % BY i26 inches, high coors
do lower priced do, great variety OF styles .M
100 do. from 81 IS, good styles and heavy
as do. from 81 Is 20 80 50 L-##
rs mourning and hslfmourning do, from 90 80 70 $40
20 haifmournng square shawis, great bargain
10 high coiored square plaid shawis, hne
complete
show pleasure NIL and offer
them a The lowest market price south Of New York.
French MeTino'
French Menos viii also be found
e many desirable shades thai generally
, w. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
Corner of 7b street and Penn.
Dec .#
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

DRoPosALs ing mails Of the United
February e5l the 30 Of June
NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, and MANY
LAND, be received the Contract Once Of the Post Once
the city OF Washington until Of The 26 Of
1880 be decided by the Sd day Of January nea
and time herein specified, VIZ,
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D II. HOOE q co., PennsyivAnia avsnae, between
7th and 9Th receiving from the
mpoaons Of New York the following rich and desirable
goods viz Es1 H1 EA III &Aa #N t83ss iatst sqa@
Dress silks, great variety and fashionable styles
silk velve Of every shade color wide
French cashmeres and mousselnes de laine Of the
Styles and very rich E{a H...lrF 469aM& Is (.
merinoes, every color and finest quality 7ga
Watered and plain Irish popins 1s1ee tg.s8e3 seH
Black and colored wafeTed silks MI f.F
Real thresd-lace capes, very rich IN,
thread-lace collars Jenny Lind style 2entiTely
french worked collars cuffs, and sleeves A' III l't HI
Richly embroidered evening dresses XXI aE z. #'2a
Rich thin silk materials, for evening dresses @#.
Real thTead-Iace berthes
Black lace and berhes <
White and colored Grape shaws Fray y
Real cashmere long shawls gD5a X #Eaf .5sH 4#E Fl
Rich velvet sack cloaks and nantes
Very richly embroidered handk srchiefs. 1870
Together with variety Of oer aud desirable goods
which they rate, and all Of which
they respectfully invite especial attention. tHss 4
dec L4wf
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nv A. GREEN, Austio.ssr.

bt a. GlGhIEN, Aueuloueofs
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS
CONSISTING OF FIVE HUNDRED LoTS.-on Thursday,
the 10Th instant shall sell auction al 10 O'Clock, M
and Pennsylvania extern
Of ncy suitable for the hoydas The
stock being ae and Of Variety deem unnecessary 70
enumerate. Hatsl .sss.
respectfully invited In large lots,
without regard prices Please be puncua the Time as have
o long road 10 travel )
Terms cash. A. GREEN.
Dec I'D .s.sSt.t #
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CARD.
uEDHERsT HEARD from York. practical hair cutters,
% and ss S e.
to inform the c,isrns and strangers washington they
taken The hair dressing saloon on sixth street
public pu Il. '''''' ""e'' "'' ''"'A w p''''s' ''
they feel confident from the many years. erpe
they had London and New York that bmnch
Their profession they have no sspsrior. :. .....
have fitted hi, head made in
splendid .csr shirts.
s AZ meg., Heads beautiful tonic for
Of dnndu and deases OF the scalp Sold in bot
- "' - '' ''' ' IIcaanp MEpnuRsT,
Dec 3-eo2wif JOSEPH HEARD.
WANTED 70 purchase, Negro eiri. between nfseen
years raised house Of good
habits for which fair price will be paid Inquire the Irving
Il in washington Collections before the
different win receive promp, attention Also convey
be duly Louisiana avenues four doors above
Cops Pavilion, pec r-onl
IUsr REcEIvED ane and choice lot Of Jenny Lind
wros'h which we invite the ladies' 70 can and examine Prices
Dec ,s-a, .a. 4 a King. Lac. rss s'Sl,
10Th section OF Alexandria and Orange railroad, the night,
Of the 18th Instant soe horse both hind feet white and about
Any ono returning him. giving Information which wiI,end
'i Dee issid w'' . '"p" mo D. LATcHroRD
pOOrxs for youth Blossoms by
Gin Book Of Stories and Poems iof ohreni caroline sh
t - .s. y 4..s.5.t
Everyday Book, with pleasant and useful reading with any
Mrs a. O. Nails Domestic Tales for Youth,
Wonderful Tales, translated from the Danish Of Hans Christian
Anderson.
New Years Day, n Winters Tale BY Mrs Gore.
Midsummer Laws Woodee BY Susan Ppdar
The Fairy Ring, collection Of tales and traditions for 1851,
Fairy Nations with many engravinga and
Dec Ia FRANCK TAYLOR.
IN. a. yyIsLrzEsUs. late Louis. having taken
up Washington tenders his the
Of his profession. Once and resi-
dencc ennvsna avenue, south side west Of
Navy Department ttaf s.4H
Eg6 t1s persRrress. Nn tt@
Baron Won cerol, Prussian Minister. e
Thomas H. Benton. ..st Il
Professor J. Henry
ID, A. Hall, esq.
Dec dim. .M
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ANIMALS Js5I.--Leahets Of Memory m nl,,,n.,ed
n annual, by Reynci Coates, M. ID.
TIE Keepsake, with Illustrations by eminent artists
The Amsranth, with fine steel engravings
The Ls1ies ON, Souvenirs Of Friendship
4 The Flakes, illustrated by Sartan
OF Fnsndhip, edited by Bradford X. Pierce
The Garland, edited BY Emily PercivsI
Fnendships Offering complied from celebrated writers
The on with superb steel engavinss from designs BY celebrated
us
me Christmas Tribute, souvenir many others, bound
Turkey mosccco pspier mache, and other rich binding
Dec 10 Oh #N& lFkANCk TAflDh
DARrs MrLLTNEHy.-Mrs ANN w. CLARK win open this day
fashionable saloon handsome assortment Of winter hs
for the hair; infants embroidered
article with variety OF neck rbnnds and
o< articles Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, 0ecrFetown, ID. g.
Dec fp--3eod.
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NEW Jersey.

L
l3s5 From White House a N, a week, Mondayj
To New by 4 IA, miles ia4st fea5HsN
And back between 10 a and al He.st.s ..EsI .
Proposals thar will with
- The rous o German Valley invited.
From 4 a week. Tuesday, 1H .st
Frenehawn by ~ IA, IL miesi a..
~ And back between and it,f.t ts. Es Es#
should the intermediate points
1887 Panhea al . q week, Tnesdsyjs eRf
Breckenridge by ~ M ~ miles; IA a44 sl&i u t8HU
t between and 3iLdaaa. tgtnt4 ts Z.
1888 Mount Holly al week, Thufsdayi
BY Chemung and New Gfetnai t.,
To Tuckerton by ~ miles; itfHAl faAtE. .'f#
And between 1 q N and N, next day. f FIJI
1889 Fsom Mount Holly week, Tuesday,
BY Pemberton and Hrowns Mills
nY To Barnegat by Z D IA, 40 miles; si ttt''
And back between 0 q and p next day. E4aht 4
1880 a M, week, Thursday;
BY Van Hise Store Edinbug Dutch Neck, aud Wnds0r
TO Hghtstown by II IA, Is miles,
And back between and6 m.
1891 From Medord at week, wednesdays 4&
WA by umberoni sTHag ,t4fs gif*4tnN4l4 etg #e Il
10 Mount Holly by ~ m, miIes ,t, ~. ss.s III
And back between and
1892 From biedford AZ m, week, Thursdays
by shamong, Green Bank Brdgep~, and bass River Lowe
s8, Bridge sEs VA 5'gg4asst,tt .#N 4fUN
To Tuckerton by 9 p m, 40 miesi III A.
And back between 8 a IN and o p m, next day.
1893 hannahawken at week, Tuesday; 4
BY Banesat Cedar Bridge, Mount Misery, Browns Mills, AMI
#l Pemberton; I.7 1 tl.ts 45& rNa%aat ttt8 #4t H
Mount Holly by m, A miles; ,,F
And back between a m and p m, next day
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.Rssimsnioi commission (only) vacated.
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auettoneers.
\ UBTNs PERFUMES, SOAPS, COLOGNE, Ac.-Dn Friday
II afternoon December 2oth O'Clock, shall
Of Lubns celebrated perfumes,
Bouquet de Jenny Lind, Caroline
West End, MiliehHers, Jockey Club
Gcrsnium, rose, paebouiy, muse, zesbina, SC
AIss superior soaps extracts, colognes, &C.
Terms DYER MCGUIRE,
I'D Auc uoneers.
A CARD TO THE sCIENTIFIC--wll be disposed Of by
rse Of Messrs. Dyer Mcclure, Saturday az
December "faunlofer'
matte lescope refnco diameter Of object ~ nchcs with
one terrestrial and three astronomical ocuars marnng
from 90 70 $50 Valued so Forty chances Eve dollars each
Tne above could
Dec lid
WAhTED.-A situation soverpess a lady
usual tsen oenE qualified % instruct the German Italian,
and The latter acquired in Paris music, aud the
requirements o. hnished education objection
Address tpreeps Miss Louisa beaumont post once New
rogk . - 7 -
Dec ie-6t
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Adjutanl Generals Once,
No. ~. Washington Dec. 9, 1850.
appointments army United States
BY President during Senate and since the
publication OF Gsasrai oyd No. ~. Of October
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CHOICE NEW GOODS.-we invite the attention Of the shs
especially the annexed styles and descriptions in &
goods adapted exclusively 10 their wear We have just opnh
Inspection and sale atstsasea 40 ~ h4t] aNa
pieces rch style figured meusselines, extra fine
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25 pieces medium grade mousselines
~ do figured cashmeres t'# stti
"a do do do d,Ecosse, In patterns 4
sod coored mousselines, in light blue, mazarin b
pink cherry, crimson, and maroon
10 pieces fne printed French fannes for ladies' dresses
In shawis, have received @i@e
% rich cashmere long shawls .Isss '.3 A' 1886 .
10 medium do s#H =.#HE sHu. II
II white embroidered Grape shawls. Hz s@,a.s
CIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 Co