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FRANKLIN PIERCE,

ELECTED TO THE LEGISLATURE,
Serving with distinction, and such satisfaction to
his constituents, that he was re-
elected for
THREE SUCCESSIVE TERMS;
IN 1882,
ELECTED SPEAKER,
By tie UNANIMOUS VOTE et The Democrats,
OF the House of Representatives Of
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
IN 1888,
ELECTED TO CONGRESS
IN 1885,
REFLECTED TO THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIyES,
So distinguishing himself by his Eoquence and
Services that he was,
IN 1887,
ELECTED TO THE I. S. SENATE.
He served in that body, with honor to himselfand
credit to his State, for FIVE years, and,
IN 1912,
RESIGNED THAT HIGH OFFICE,
And retired to Private life, and the Practice Of
his Profession. His services in the Senate,
however, were so highly appreciated
that on the resignation Of
LEVI WOODBURY.,
IN 1843,
He was offered the nomination of
GONERNOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,
Which he declined, and wac,
In tie same gear.
Appointed
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
For New Hampshire.
IN 1916,
he WAS APPOINTED AGAIN
UNITED STATES SENATOR,
By the Governor of New Hampshire, but cecli-
ned the honor.
IN 1916,
lie was rendered the appointment OF
Q. STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL
BY
PRESIDENT POLK,
The honors and emoluments of which high office,
he, however, refused reiteratng his de-
termination not to leave the pursuits
of Private life, except
1T the call Of his country in the time Of Far !
IN 1S47,
On the breaking out of the war with Mexico, he
Immediately
VOLUNTEERED AS A COMMON SOLDIER,
And drilled in the ranks as such.
APPOINTED BRIGADIER GENERAL;
BY PRESIDENT POLK.
IN THE SAME YEAR,
lie fought CALAMITY at the battles Of
CoNTRERAs,
CHURUBUsCO,
MOLINO DEL REY, and
GARITA DE BELEN
Receiving the plaudits of Generals SCOTT.
WORTH and PILLOW, as well as of
all his brother officers and soldiers,
for his conduct and bravery
and on the captur of the
City of Mexico and
til evirtual
CLOSE OFTHE WAR,
RESIGNED HIS COMMISSION,
And returned to his home and the practice ofhis
profession, in which he has continued,
loved honored and respected by
all who know him, until
1852,
When he was unanimously nominated, by the
National Democratic Convention at
Baltimore for
PRESIDENT OF THE u. 8.
He has richly deserved all these high honors'
conferred on him by his fellow-citizens, by
distinguished services to his State,
and the Country at large
The exalted purity of his private and puolc
character; His clear and nddiscriminatingJudg
ment; His manly and unfaltering con-
sistency in the advocacy and defence
Of his political principles. His
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PRESENT FOR FRANKLIN PIERcE.-A splendid
ring. intended as a present to General Pierce, is
be;nq manufactured in San Francisco. 1t IL
eoid to be of the most costly Workmanship, and
will when finished, weigh one pound and
half, and be eight inches in circumference The
cold is of the finest quality that could be OBJ
tained in California, and the workmanship is of
the most excellent description. 1t is valued at
81 900. Its shield consists of the American
coat of arms. showing the stars and stripes with
a concentric shield of the great seal Of Caifor-
MIA.
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mored that the noble Count himself would be
given to the garote together with his brother,
Don Jose Frias, who was arrested at the same
time.
Three other persons, Srs. Quintero, Balbin
and Gonzales, had been tried, and sentenced t.
death by the Commission llilitar, and were to be
garroted in few days. The trial OF numerous
prisoners was pending
Domicliary visits were more numerous than
ever; they are now made by day as we'll as by
night, and bands of soldiers may be seen at all
hours, conducting some unhappy prisoner to the
Castles There was no sort of security for eth
er life, person property, and all these creoles
who were able, were making preparations to en-
grate to the United States, until the issue of the
present difficulties shall be apparent
The conduct of Capt. Porter, on his arrival at
Havana from this port, had excited the univer-
sal admiration of the creoles, and had been the
subject of comment in the newspapers. His re-
turn from New Orleans was looked for with the
greatest anxiety, as it is believed that the Gov
ernment will hardly dare to fire into the Crescent
City so is threatened.
We have been permitted to peruse several pri-
vate letters which confirm the information we
have received from the passengers in every par
ticuar. One of these letters states that Drake,
Brothers & Co. received their letters by the Gre
scent City, though no other house in Havana
was so favored The news of the New Orleans
meeting had given the conspirators much joy
The Spaniards seem to be much exasperated
against Don Domingo de Goicouria, and lay the
whole burthen of what has occurred upon his
shoulders The letter before US reports the fol-
lowing as the chaste language used by gov
ernment official in speaking of Signor Goicouria:
at is this black cur, this shameless mulatto,
Domingo de Gdicouria, who is the principal ora
tor of the ffllibustero cdnaHle. This mulatto
scoundrel who should have been hung when he
was here. There he has chance to let out his
black indecency, &C."
The following extract from another letter will
be found interesting:-
Oct
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PRESIDENT OF THE u. S.

He has richly deserved all these high honors,
conferred on him by his fellow citizens, by
distinguished services to his State
and the Country at large.
The exalted purity of his private and public
character; His clear and nddiscriminatingJud Judg-
ment; His manly and unfaltering con-
sstency in the advocacy and defence
Of his political principles His
rarm-hsarted enero.ity
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rNIONPORT INDUSTRIAL HOME AS
Obstruction.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Class,
ID rooms No. Ss7 Broadway, near Walker-st Hours OF
instruction "a NJ to 9 p NJ. The design OF Foster
Commercial Institute is to furnish young gentlemen VINO
have completed their general education well as adults
who are seeking mercantile employment an opportunity OF
attaining without loss of time, practical knowledge Oh
those branches which essential to success IN te
oJcvns of life Writing Bookkeeping and Arithmetic
are taught by Mr. Foster upon sound and ndsputaoe p1h
ciples 10 the entire exclusion OF the modern six or
twelve lesson" charatany and students are qualified TO
discharge duties OF the counting In an expeditions
and superior manner. " .,. ,,
ptemen sho are familiar with the details OF business
NAV attain under MI Fosters instruction, competent
knowledge of the principles Of double entry In the snort
SPACE of one week.
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90 Uhom it mon Concern.

tA1n EACH. REWARD-Informat
ID III wanted Of John NJ Sanford Abner Wait, Jo-
.snb Allen Themes Dooley Joseph Chamberlain George
Lese Samuel andu and Jonathan George, Tor helr VINO
eryed In the war of 1872 and lived in New YORK In
Is2O Apply 10 or address II. MATTISON, No Nassau
At third floor front
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fost ano fonn0.

I.OST-A CHECK drawn on the Manhattan
IL Company BY N Robinson in favor of w. II. Mcvickar
for g. 0C6 No 1890 dated 18th December Payment hay-
inr bel stopped the finder will please return to
W. II. McVICKAR, No. % Wihlm-st
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rrALBOTT's MACHINE for TUNNELING

Il MOUNTAINS and WILSON'S MACHINE tor CoI-
TING STONEThe undersigned offers for sale these TWO
Chimes is the same the form of each being adapted to the
work required to be DONE That for cutting stone may De
seen az the establishment Of the Empire
model OF tie Tunnelng Machine be seen at the ohce OF
the undersigned during business hours American engineers
who have examined this machine express entire confidence
in its success unEeng the mountains OF France Tor rail-
roads ana other purposes They will be sold together or sep
arately as may be desired =, ,,,r,r,u ~ ,,vyu
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tey, Gs my DC Its.v ~ ~ r,,,,Yr nm a. t,Ivou
V1HE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.

i Having consuinmated their manufacturing arrlnge-
nents will in few day be prepared 10 I'LL orders already on
hand together with supply for sales After December
the Office for exhibiting and for general Transaction OF the
business the Company will be at No 81 Broadway cor
urrayst second floor, where the public are invited to
of work from the neatest cambria the bagsng
and although every other stitch should be cut It Will not
rip nor unrayel. Mr.. CHAS. NETrLETON, NO 81 WALL
ST. will attend to the business of the Co. and give explana
tons touching the merits and utility OF this truly wonder
of the are Price only S25
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Hlarbinerp, Sc.

POILERS.-ThreeM Marine Drop fiue Doll
I'D es nearly new be sold either sngy or together on
reasonable teTms. CHAS. w. COPELAND, oonsui"s
Engineer No IS Broadway.
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1.-TWO GENTLEM can be accommodated
with pleasant Room and Board at No. Crosby-st !
fouses iDante6.

VNANTED-A frst-class HOTEL in the
w City of NewYork, Philadeph baltimore or wash
ngton the former city preferred, bye Tho has had expe
Renee and is fully competent to man hrstcass House
Address HOTEL, Box No. 783 Milwaukee, WIS
Milwaukee, Dec |. 1882
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CDlPLICITY and DURABlLlTY.--One OF
- the most simple and beautiful SEWING MACHINES
ever invented be in operation at NO ~ snhs
"a CANDLE of doing all the prominent kinds of sewing and
so simply constructed that it will not get OUT OF order and
any person can it with The machines are ready
for delivery and cold low price Call and see II De-
fore purchasing.
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RROOMS! BROOMS! BROOMS!- The
~ sndeu0s has established Broom Depot Il the store
Of Horace Harrington No; rs Rivast, Troy, n Y. The
Brooms In quantities from To- thousand doasa
N. B.-Orden addressed to HORACE HARRINcTON
Troy, N. Y, win meet with pre- npt stssa6sioa.
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STEAM ENGINE.-For sale

HH- HOkSE olEAM ENulH NIL, r. vi rs; s"i ai
connections &C. complete and ready to be put IN operation
without further addition. The above, with plain exterior
finish is made Of the best materials and with the utmost
attention TO perfection of construction arangemsnt aud
workmansl p To be No. II Atlantic Store Houses
Brooklyn For further particulars apply by letter to WIN
H. RACEY, Post-Offce, New-fork
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AIR WARMING and VENTILATING
IN WAREHOUSE, No. 37i Broadway. New. York
CHILSON'S WORLDS FAIR PRIZE MEDAL FUR
MACE as recently improved and paented adapted to
all classes of Public and Private Buildings and possesses
advantages worthy the atteEOn Of those III want OF first
rate Ventia,iDg Furnace i is powerful heater very
durable liable to repairs supplies large amount OF
uute warm air Free from Contact with Redh0t Iron tthe
rerot being lined with heavy soap one) economical in
the Use OF fuel equally fitted for anthracite, btuminous
conl or wood II has been extensively used and approved
trou the In states and Canada and has met with
equal favor in England and Russia.
Also four OF aud superior Portable Furnace
NENTILATlNG SCHOOL STOVES
for wood or coal.
PONDS Improved Cooking Ranges; Emerson's House
and Smoke V. ntllaioIs Registers every variety.
Agents for the NIror Marble and New.Yor Narblezed
Iron Works Gibson. RICHARDSON s. Co,
No 81 Broadway, New York, and Nos. 81 and 81
BAckstOne St. Boston.
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No. 49, Broadway.
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE from Gu

ELECTRO-PLATED WARE from CHAS
r. CHRIsTOFLE Il Co.'s Manuiactory.-Sole Agency
in New-York
All GAME GUILLEM0T & Co.'S.
Always hand for sale large assortment OF Tea Sets
Trays Candeabras, Forks and Spoons aud everything
which beong rs to the table seTv'ce.
All these GOODS warranted superior by their nature
and plating to other similar.
They both high degree Of heat and be
replated always when used up.
HE ered to the public for such qualities
the manufac uTers ks scale and the name OF CHRIS
TOtLE. in full which do not allow TO cononnd them with
other platings. A GCURE, Agent.
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4 T PRIVATE SALE.-A small handsome

a I TKIN Ale SALE.-A small handS0lne
"A Country Seat the East River, Astoria,
tanning three OF land and adjoining the farms
MessIs. kowenhoven end Repae-house cottage style,
nearly new, 20 by SO with piazza front and rear barn,
stable &C. apple and peach orchard in full bearing There
splendid OF the East River and Flushing Bay Its
situated on tie Hell Gate Neck Road, and oay II miles
from the village Of Astoria Communication with the city
all hours Of the day. Apply TO
COLE < Chiffon, No. 9waIl-st
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A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE for

"A SALE Containing from three thirty of
gooo land which will be divided into three six ten fifteen
lots suit purchasers, sold ali together p miles
from New-York, in Wes,cheser County, of mile from
the NewYork and New-Haven Depot, Of mile from the
Village Churches Schools Pos,Oee Stores and Landing.
two story double Holse with wing containing Is rooms
Carriage house Barn lcehouse Coahouse, CoDcnb, &c,
with excellent water prospect For particulars and
price, inquire at Droadway POST hce, near Canalst Ny
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EREE AND RAPID WRITING.-Clas

Il Rooms No. 337 Broadway between White and Waiker
ste. Hours OF attendance A. NJ TO Z. NJ Prospeetuse'
post-tree. . ,,,o,,,, -, ii. -, %
The system devised by Mr. FOSTERING result OF 81
wears eXpenenceis simple practical aud eiectye, ana
leeds with certainty. the attainment OF hand Whiting IN
which the utmost freedom legbty and elegance are COM
binod. - ,-f -
ting are generally and vorb known and his estn'n's are
Of rhsrac which calculated to inspire much confidence IN
both ys,em apas have been hshy approved Of By com
potent dyes ir Europe, Is wei as In tbs country
Boston Daily Advertiser.
Nj Foster concuvcy demonstrated the soundnes the
theory pom based and We have the t. ony OF
Instruction that hs method 1, at
only the ~ Of wrng but
ease and rapidiy aso. LADIES hisazine-
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COUNTRY RESI-

AnSHrGs :, LIT or LEASE-Ei.her the nson
ise az he new Marine COTTAGES OF the slbscroe -
ora Gln Cove q OF rssS, nee cac ed
g. 1;sntlean and family inclined 20 e'enn II'
irtcndspce of small farm Slth re,Isa. bss .han, -
~ The land ret surpassed in prodnctIvenss ana te~
MACS lave ell The Advantages aitsndns those ov 49,,
a. situated ON Long Island sound about . nleS 9
az 80 stant miles from the village Of Glen Cove snd
,h.1shost landing. They VIII be let furnished or unla
nsl1A and with without the stock ana =.
Poss ssion immediately if desired Apply on
tie pN misses OF at 10. 29j BroanwSS;v ~ xyrsrrRy
HOUSE and LOT in HORATIO-ST. for
III sALE-The house and lot No. 50 Horatio-st; prlce
s57s6 $500 nay remain On bond and mortgage III
cniire Of J. W. MUlR, No. 3l5 HGdson-st.
HOUSES and LOT for SALE CHEAP
IL Situated at sqsse on the Haa' ts s eorSsr Of s
irc;,al streets upon which is commodious Dwelling
Containing about Is rooms IN EXCELLENT oIs, ana Tapt
G and Ram and about 80 choice fruit trees The prop
1T i most desirable for Hotel or Store Apply to
'''' WILLIAMSON VAIL NO loi West-st- AZ l.
DEAL, ESTATE-Wanted to purchase
II number Of City Lots elisiby located, for building
esns Lots for sale prices from $50 upward and Money
OOsn On bond and 0ri FRa & rs j kESNEpY
Conveyancer and Real Estate Broker
TWELVE LOTS on the EAST SIDE of
II THIRD-AvENUE, between 42d and 18th SITS. now
vacant Except shantees FOR SALE-Each about . by
60 feet deep. Apply 10 r. PHILIPsE or 5. LoUChs at
T. BLl'Nf'S Office No IL Wast, ID story.
TNIONPORT INDUSTRIAL HOME As
u ISOLATION, NO. 2-The members Of this Asso-
cistion are hereby notified that the Choosing OF Lots
will commence on MONDAY, December %, at 10 a. NJ
Sixty members will choose each day ACCORDING 70 tnen
drawn numbers until the whole is completed sundays
excepted The Harlem Cars will leave the Depot at
III A. NJ for Morrisania An Evening Session VIII also
be held et Military Hall, Bowery during the choosing
commencing at O'Clock. The numbers as they are
chosen will be published in The DIty Times. Maps and
nsn Of cuttings and filings be obtained at the regular
meetings or of HENRY PALMER, No. 1879 Wvliam-st
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naEssRs. L1GHrE e. NEWTON, No, %

NdESSRS. LIGHTE & NEWTON, No; SS
wi CanHl-st consequenc OF the ncressed dsipsna ~
unr,yaled popnluty Of their P1ANO-FOkrf'c uaso -
be- ded their business and are uow prepared 20 oue'
her friends and those wishing superior iastfn "a
extensive ssortment IN pam ana p.oo. ,.sea
in e1chsnse Broadway wG--rooms, No.. u
DIANO-FORTE wAREROOMS, No. 36l
R,o,sxnv one door above Thompsons saloon Per.
,ons about purchasng Pianos are invited 20 cn s
..o,tnept OF rosewood Pano-Fortes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for two years Snoaid aouo
g :. G The ia RsyPq sno. ps
W .,en, Cor new ones New and secondhand Pianos 70 LEI
Msnufaetory Nos 81. sls and SIS Rivinstonsf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about Purcnas.
ing Pisnos will find it TO their ADVANTAGE 70 eau .sS
T. GLENN Co.'S Msnuiseory NO ~ s,d rase
wood Pianos constantly hand. which WIN os 500 49,, NJ
cash approved paPsr psalsS' So "a Ia Fason
DIANO-FORTES-T finest assortment OF
PsnSFSts' in s sy may se BrO aaS listing
Of George Hews celebrated American Patent Ac'on
ana variety Of New York and Boston maze, wi P.nos
for sale or to let NP CURTIS No ~ broadway
DIANO-FORTES, new and old, for sale or TO
as uspai Az F. H. NASH, No. sic Broome-st'
m GILBERT & Co.'S PIANO-FORTE
WARFROOMS No $50 Broadway, corner OF An
thony.st second noor.-T c. Co are daily ADDING 70
tn ASSORTMENT OF instruments III their New YORK
rooms They have Pianos, with or without the ceeo.s.se
folsn 10 suit purchasers from a.! sections OF tne
10th as Yards price and quality The superiority OF tne
instruneI has long been beyoud question and as TO prices
II G. Co. urgently invite comparison between .a
,hoe 80 anv other manufacturer the Union, confidently
that the peculiar facilities possessed BY Iaea
they are enabled TO outsrip all competllon
p;sIcs akcn in exchange or bought for cash large as
sortm MT Of secondhand Pianos elwsys on hand at prices
from s5oup Pianos with without the Eolisn to let
Gibsrts Boudoir or Cottage Pianos for small rooms
Princes Carhart's Melods ons at low prices
HORACE WATERS Sole Agent
W +. HARRISON has Removed his Manu-
factory and Warerooms from No. % Canal-st TO No
81 Grands where may be found sspencio
assortment Of Piano-Fortes
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A VILLAGE FARM. for SALE.-For sale,


"A adjoining the village plot Of Wsupun Farm contain
$50 Sad farm is capable OF producing annually
five thousand bushels of gram aud OF keeping summer and
winter $50 head ofhorses and cattle The village of Wan
pun contains about 800 inhabitants is thriving and heal
thy as any poTton OF New-England There is a Railroad
building within mile OF said farm which Will
munioae with Boston and Newiork Fifty miles of II IS
expected be ready for the this fall When this Rail
road is completed which wi be in the OF one year
person leaving Waupln reach Boston NewYoTk IN
forty light hours The State Prison located here Terms
lbeTsl For particulars INQUIRE, by mail otherwise Of
FARNAM A. SUMNER, Waupan, Fond du Lac County
Wisconsin.
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N1EW-YORK FAINT COMPANY-Capital
b CORNELL, President
ID LAMBsHr, Secretary and Treasurer.

NEW SALT STORE, at No. 2oI WASH
~ INGTON- ST-The subscriber would inform the go
GERS and OF Coarse and Fine Salt that no hss
large SUI ply of Ashton Worthugtons aud other brands
of LIVERPOOL fine Salt and ALEC ground alum salt also re-
fined ground Rock Salt 10 BAGS tts aud cases 65 hox
in each case - aud Turks Island Bonaie aud Cadiz SAT-
aoat and in store at his Salt Warehouse No. 297 Wash
nstonst and Nos lO and 1903 Broad and At Lawrenccs
storsa Eot of Delancy.st SAMUEL HDTALlN0.
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CUITES of ROOMS to LEi-Furnlshed,
If Broadway between Amity and Bleeckersts Hot cold
"a sbower baths in the house.
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Real Gstatc for Sale.

4 FARM for SALE CHEAP-In the town of
IN Clarkstown, Rockland County, New-York thirty miles
from the city containing 81 acres, with good and cOnye
nient House, Barn and other outbuilding all
nearly good well the door also a young
and founslang orchard For particulars inquire of s O.
ACTON No. 6SS Broadway, cor OF Amity-st JACKSON
CORSA, G4h.st., between III and 4th-avs. CHRISPO-
PIER WALTON, FoIdhau. or OF JAMES C0RSA on
the premises.
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Tntlerp anb 8aroware.

Table and Pocket Knives, Scis-
~ sors ana Razos suitable for Hardware, Stationery and
Fancy stores tine for sale cheap to cash and
short.tiu.e buyers, by EDWARD DAVIS, Importer,
No. Patt.st.
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COUNTRY SEATS.-70 acres of beautiful
~ Land. Cottage Hous and ouibuidings minutes from
the depot at Jamaica. for Sill, coo.
Also SO acres Of tine Land with good buildings depot
about 50 miles from the city, for 81 500 and other
bargains in Real Estate SIS Walst &. E. MILES Co
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CuyER pLATING FLUID.-Castors, Cam.

SILNER PLAIiNG FLUID.-tastofs, Jan
Cdle sticks Cake Baskets Military Equipments Carnage
and Harness Furniture, any article composed OF brA
copper or silver be Instantly repated with are
SILVER by this invaluable fluid warranted to give satisfaction
or the money returned Puce, . cents per bottle noe'
raj discount TO jewelers. and fancy goods dealers, k,
John j. Dn,wn No. l03 Fulton-st near VILLAIN, manu'
cnrs an article for plating casiors candestcks or any
kind Of plated goods which, whether the nid be genuine
asnar &c OF those who have used that he's oil the dura
bty ard uster the purost silver 1t is most convenient
article and will be found useful in every family Tribune.
worthes criticize sold by peddeTs and others composed Of
quicksilver, injurious both TO the lungs and SKIN. -
JOHN J. BROWN, No. 1913 Futonst, near WILLIAM
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EAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE-Secopd

avenue Railrosd.-Aboat 80 lets yet for ssls-Terms
pc, cent down ard balance before the 9th March,
ioss occupy very healthy and beautiful loca-
Gon ne and IN fu view Of the East River and ia the I'M
me,e vicinity Of the residences several of the ost
weAtny and respectable citizens Of wsschester
Also me nnn'ny within Of mile The Morrissnia
Branch ALREADY bulk passes through his
also the New Rochelle and Railrusd Which
has been lately chartered IL expected WIN pas throaxh
this property. Sevell builAne and lots .rnr
rapidly Dance Of this property CITY uins miies
Title perfect Fog and other information apply 10 ID
B. wlNTON. No. s Tfyon row. nssr Harlem Railroad
Once.