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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

Continued Illness OF Hon. c. G.. Athcrton.
NiNcuHng, Nov. IA, 1853
Hon. Charles G. Athsrton who was struck with
paralysis Thursday, is yet lying low that his
friends entertain but little hopes Of his recovery.
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rIATNIMONY.

YOUNG MAN OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER
n well educated and not perfectly hidsous in personal
three years Of but whose female
rather limited having resided in this city
short sme desires to form the acquaintance OF young la
dy about his of respectable conneons
appearsnce and amabe IMPOSITION well fondof
music &c. He sengaged in good business and
mas sut means support wife. not
relations would be preferred. This offer is made in good
faith aud al in the spirit will b. carefully
confdenssy considered. Addrese &c. d. Union square
Post Offoe.
A GkrTLEMAN, = YEARS OF AGE, OF AGREEABLE
"A and afectionate disr oson. wishes make
the Acquaintance young and agreeable lady, ALI
mnnicati addressed to Randolph Broadway Post Of
Tor three days VIII bo treated with strict confidence and
respect ~ q ars~eod some day as deposited
M Lovcr-Proiassor Lautcr, Boston, formerly Of London
will oond any address, receipt Of dollar post paid
plain directions 10 enable aaes gentlemen 70 win the
devoted affections Of e the opposite theii
hearts desire The process 60 SIMPLE but 20 oApya
anoe or position and last hoexh rot least can Do ar
hlo Address Professor LavtoD, Boston Mass No lsts
taken from the Pest Once unless Tie restaEo u paid
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CLOTHING. &c.


lrLOTHIEG AND FURNITURE WANTED Ladies
~ aud gentlemen having TO dispose Of can receive
tar cash price sending the Il West Broadway
place. Canal street. ard - West Broadwsy by
ter per posi- addressed TO s. COHEN Ladies ATTENDED
by krs. Cohen.
~ slies or gentlemen having any such to dispose o.
obtain the highest price sending for the subscriber 81
his residences or line through tic post. H. NJ DUSSELDORF
1S MIN N.BLsdes attended by Mrs. Dussedorp
(ASm-oFF CLOTHING-s2c00 WORTH WANTED
" The hshes. cash price will be literally given, in
of small gcod left Of clohing osoysry
description Address, through rost call JAMES MO-
RONky, No II Orange street, near Chatham.
EAST-OFF CLOTHING.-THE BEST PRICE WILL BE
~ paid fr cast clothing CT every description Please
address through the Post Once send to j. G. MYERS 80
Eighth Ladies attended TO by Ars NJ N. B.-Gen.
temen'a clothes cleaned and repaired.
EENTLEMER -.NOTICE.-BY SENDING YOUR FRoCK,
VI dess rcoats and raut jj3 Pearl street,
Broadway them properly cleaned dyed altered
lnir botous by A. CORrSSOS Jj3 Pearl
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n be accommodated with suits or Gle r,oms with fn
West Iwentyhird " street The newly
shower Psh A. ga. se .nS S'srs @ cold n9d not
tloeA Ct Broadsay
BOARD IN NWILLIAMsBURG-wANT FOR A GEN
~ uemhn wife and child within FIVE minutes walk Of Peck
nshd win Jears family With no other bsaraers pre-
.ergo Aooress with particularly Home, Herald oticf
RoURcIcAULT AT BURToN's.
- Burton's play
s.p1s 80 a4s{ tts{{ sa{ o,op
ny thinasto b. killed
Roach. rat pnd mouse
r ANNOYED with oed b"g reaches Or mica Lyons
within il sa' Dss ~
pAassr rpErAe5E AND
spss,;sSn 20 ssssiss.
vsnon to soo worth Of maoSSery s9' is aToasa
aspsy m as
81 eapa and maS. inery there large saving os
rSs a%s Ss spss ~
ss v pse maA W. wsas %
p I n see & S % aS to
which promses to te beaeoa to the community STATE
sss ss1s q osw Ia
new !ersey are ofegs. tor ase ior limited time.
CEDAR FENCE POSTS AND RAILS FOR sALE-DE-
Ss;9s'A Fl Wli'%fIsf oh1s If ERES sail. A.
CoRp woop:;rzABouT FIVE HUNDRED coens OF
for sale. Apply TO w. e. JONES, 22s Pearl street.
GREAT BARGAJSs IN cARPETINGs- PETERSON
u a Her sa @ ss q & s w ar
essrpsrs at the toi!ogos rates Rich sspo. oarpetas
Also large aruss aspsas
al al g. Vi rss yr 4 tsSess1 wiz. large ssssat 9
sqaay low rsTs sRsoa mUMPhsey sTS Issa4say' sss
coru'r White street.
IRON BEDsrEADs wARsRooAs.-cHEAp SPRING
Il TIT haHsT tanit
economy Sonvsniesco ac Iron bod,saa1 al sFss -
Hotels, &c, Furnished promptly At 6aa BrcadvsT near
NEVER DECIDE IN FAVOR OR AGAINST ANY
~ thing through Ignorance prejudice think wisely and
utility Of the Boarding Agency once -
street Union square Boardej politely directed free
oil charge.
OMNIBUS PRoParEroas OR MISUNDERSTANDING
patent was granted, Eay A 1851 and eons'me by the
commissioner Of patenss Y psember 20 ls53 csa obt.n
rghts on reasonable terms by applying to WA H. HoYT
go Ninth avenue.
pARIs BOOT LEGS &c.-JUsy RECEIVED, TWO CA
of superior ermped Paris ot legs aud fronts,
suitable to best city trsde, fer s,le low by
II. aENNEQUlM CO., 60 Broad street.
TWO FURNISHED PARLoRs 10 JET-oN THE Sc
way with and baths aiso othef rooms suitable for sicge
gentlemen.
ZINC PAIEL-THE UNDERSIGN ED, AGENTS FoR
Pnnsyvana and LehsS Zinc COMPANY srs Prepared . re-
cev order for the and would invite the particular A.
American manufacture its successful competition
with The best foreign Dealers with confidence depona
viii be- found purity, great body and
ssIs sa shs as:
DAGUERREOTYPEs.
: = 49, - -. -, g. :, -, 80 - = - = nr1.-.
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FURNITURE.
@NHEAPER THAN EVER"

SS1IHEAPER THAN EVER.JU
~ ENALELLED SETS, ENAMELLED SETS.
Me- $40 Broadway next door to the Dusseldorf 0slssy
Cheaper than ali others in New York. Sets selliAs
TWENTY-FIVE and TBIRTY PEE CENT, less than thsi
found anywhere else, all made kiln dried wooS
and the best nnh throughout all made 81 factory Ne
- Greene street. CILiIES RYRNA.
Cheap Epamelled Furniture Warehouse ti6 Broadway,
few doors above Spring s door d. Csp!ns churot
DICH ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITES AND vURNI.
IL tnre Of every description A. SaisDLER, manufac
turer spee fully invites abou house ur9 ishing
examine his stock IN ade expressly for
and warranted at le9 Canal street Next 10 the Peoples
Bank, up stairs.
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,dyASH ADVANCES MADE ON toR BOUGHT OUT FOR
disc and person property Of all kinds Watches jewelry
40 for sale Apply at i2Radc ssrcet Of
Broadway room No. ID. htara. Office hours from to
O'Clock.
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: -
Dry fafs0na. ne.

DRY GfsOO6, Ne.
d LEM. OF PARIS, 49l BROADWAY, RESPECT
d. iuy informs her cuttomers and the ladies that her
Paris goods have arrived that will them
Wednesday, Nov. l6.
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LES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, BRANDIEs wINxa
"A whitley Ao In all the fsvorits brsnds, suaed 70 u:
sslow any other IN the cs for ealo By Wn H. UE
DERH ILL Mssoun Temps. AN hrooms st corner Crosby
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DARIs BOOT LEGS 6c.--JUSr RECEIVED, TWO CA.
Il of superior crmped Paris ot legs aud fronts
suitable to best city trsde, far s,le low by
II. aENNEQUlM CO.. 60 Broad street.
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TWO FURNISHED PARLORS 10 LET-ON THE Sc
cord floor at 81 Howard street two doors east of Broad
way with gas and bath; also other suitable for sge
tievn
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nRArTS on IRELAND AND ENGLAND IN SJKg
~ from G. and apysras payable ~ ssshs sre s.usd b
She sghsiEiosss, BOWMAN, GRINNEIL CO., 8 B0ut.
street. cole passenger fos tho Swallow TAi ne -
LiveroDoi a1d Londoa nssdst shie.
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fSL0AKS AND MANTILLAS-M0LYNEUX BELL
~ call the attention OF his ady patrons to his ole
stock Of velvet satin aud cloth cic axis and alma
plain and richly embroidered in The latest styles TO suit the
approaching season. lust r1m irs and London at
The FOL ewing low raes-ke emIrSidered eIoaks IN All
glo $50 TO $780, variety OF velvet talnss in different
trimmings SIS to santy brodered cloth coafs $5
to SS5 plaio do. SIG TO S fatn coas richest quality
SO S32 Ladies will find il % their advantage to osl and
for tbemeves of the quality and price OF the articles
offered his establishment thu New York Msntilla and
Cloak I'm poriun 5s Canal
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BOARD IN NWILLIAMsBURG-wANT FORA CEN
n 'eman wife and child, within FIVE minutes walk Of Peck
nnp Terry, two second door
nhhed with board. family with other boarders pre-
Itffcd Address, with particulars, Home Herald Office
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ENN OnO CHOICE HAVANA sEGARS; WINES OF
CUU.UO yarisus brsnds aud Of the very finest ali
ty for at Per cent below usuS prcss the largest
and finest stock OF brandies ses sn hky ST. Croix
aica eordals OF every description &c
expressly for the trade ssd will be sold wholesale RETAIL
warehouse btorc st fro 2 per cent
or CASH below any other house in the city for the
auality Of goods Hk. D. BENSON CO., Importers I64
Rrcoms street. corner ofMercer
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HYVRA PAY
ExfRA. .PAY.-ALL q. p .NAyY 1AIL00 wko
~ served IN any D. D. vessel n the RaeAe ~ ~ ns ea
1855 10 lo saa 1rs0pIly sbtajn theax 1eghle ~ Of
aa.s Pusw q. \. = SS"sk vHiis. e. SasS ~
~ NsN stySsh TNQ4As H. vxAxNA&D,
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A FAHILY WISH 10 OBTAIN LOAN or ONE
III Eurtred dollars Thev offer front parlor and he'd.
re- rnteTnshsd i'll fun h,'rd for gentleman and wife
or two gentlemen for four weeks who retain the
same una the loan poid SO per week. house modern
within minutes walk Of cars and stages Address H.
Herald .ftce.
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II annoyed with bed bngs, reaches mice Lyon
magnetic powder, Urea from POISON Lyon's magnei
pills viii relieve you within twenty our heurs Depot AZ
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. rs, 1868.
Congress II thursday.

SEsATE-Mr. Charlton presented the credentials o
Hon. Robert Ioombs, senator elect from Georgia for sis
years from The 4th OF March
The Chair laid before the Senate report of the
Postmaster General in relation to mail contracts between
New York. New Orleans. Vera Cruz, and San Francisco
The army appropriation bill taken up and debated
until about four o'clock when the Senate went into ex
ecutive session. and soon after adjourned
HOUSE, REPRESENTATIVES,. Senate bill TO reg
ulae the terms OF the United States district courts in
Iowa was taken up and passed. motion OF Mr. Clark
and then the Senate's amendment, the bill for the relief
OF Mrs Mary w. Thompson and Mrs. v. Lomax was
concurred in.
On motion of Mr. Hlbbard committee of conference
was ordered TO be appointed the dsagreeing votes of
the two houses upon the Military (West POINT Acad-
envy appropriation bill.
The Canada reciprocity bill was then considered until
the expiration OF the morning hour and Messrs. Towns
bend and Stuart addressed the House
On motion OF Mr.. Houston, the House next went into
Committee of the Whole on the state OF the Union,
tMr Bocock in the char wherein the Indian appropria
lion bill, the bill to regulate the compensation Of certain
repositories of the public money, and the naval mail
steamer appropriation bill considered and disposed
Of
The committee then rose and the said bills were duly
passed by the House.
Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee by leave, reported bill
provide for Strengthening the eastern boundary OF the
lands Of the naval hospital at New York which was
passed.
Mr.. Odds reported, by leave, from the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads, the annual post, route bill
which was passed. Various private bills were then
taken up and passed, and the House adjourned
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Total marshas charges in the six causes 80 lat So
Judge Sprague the judge of the district court for the
uisuc. OF massachusetts, upon being informed OF THE
communication OF the comptroller, Immediately denied
having certified and allowed the account as there pre-
senied lie alleges that he certified and allowed but one
OF the accounts under of the indictments and that
when ne ceinhed II, II was not connected with the other
accounts winch were upon separate sheets II appears
hat they were subsequently, put together and PACED with
the ceRed sheet placed last in ORDER and thus
TO the comptroller, who thereby enormously but
naturally led to suppose that all had been certified and
allowed by The court is difficult to perceive, in
proceeding OF this kind, where there would seem to be
substantially but offence charged and but one trial
IN progress any apparent object for bringing up each wit
ness on SIX different writs of habeas corpus and commit
ting MN on SIX different warrants, daily, week after
week. except that OF increasing the emouments of the
officers OF the court shall here dismiss this subject
with the remarks OF the comptroller this point
The Of the witnesses not given but the facts
witnesses in all the six causes and bur one examina
which continued from day day through part OF the
month OF April and part of the month May that six OF
the eight witnesses committed prison all brought
out OF prison daily six wrts OF habeds corp-one in
each causecommitted at night six warrants-one in
each that this proceeding repeated twenty.
eight different days. and although only OF the ninety
two witnesses sworn could be examined a time vet all
the six Witnesses must be brought up daily different
wrts OF ha6eds to be present the examination
each OF the ninety Witnesses The charges of the dis
tric attorney but Sl3 rs in each OF these causes
amounting in the six causes to only $40 So"
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Important from Europe,

From intelligence which we publish in another column,
seems that the flame Of Instruction has again burst
forth in Italy. The Manese revolted but, after some
sharp fighting, subdued There are rumors, too Of
revolt in Hungary in consequence of which Austria in
ceases the vigilance of her watch over that combustibe
province The Montenegrin war on the shores OF the
Adrac seems 10 have been the spark to the magazine
Kossuh and Mazzini ready TO repair TO the scene of
action. The latter has issued stirring address TO the
Italian insurgents. temporary check not necessarily
permanent suppression of instruction From all indi
cations Europe about TO be convulsed with the hroee
of another revolution.
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had been abandoned II is from this message too thai
we learn that the political satss OF San Jaaa has
been determined. and that the British poleelorate Of
Mosquito is not abandoned The very fact that Secre-
tary Everett deems il necessary 10 recommend renewal
of negotiations respecting Central America proves that
Mr. Clayions work aborlve and Incomplete Where.
them are the fruits of the Clayton Bulwer treaty Is
Great Britain negotiated" out of Central America. 10
the boast OF The MtlAgencsr an idle and snmsaning
vaunt 1t is an ndispuabe fact that Great Britain has
not relnQuished solitary claim in consequence OF
the Clayton Bulwer treaty but the contrary she not
only maintains her previous position, bat has consolidated
her power and extended her dominion the very region
from which il pretended that she has been excluded.
But the Clayon-Balwer treaty is not mere me-
CATION nullily II is something more. In effect, il
sanctions and egalzes the aggressions OF Great Britain
at the Belize and the islands OF the Bay OF Honduras
Mr. Clayton contends that his treaty in no way Affects
the CLAIMS of Great Britain in Honduras and its depend
snces, and perhaps such his purpose But the ls-
climate construction OF his treaty gives il another effect
As we predicted Great Britain contends tina, the
exception of Belize and dependencies from the operation OF
the treaty amounts confession Of the validity Of her
title. In the Morning Chronicle Of February we find
the assertion tina, the United States esopped from
Calling IN qucStIon DIillSu III Ilouuuidst
act Of recognition implied in the treaty (Which was nsgo.
tatsd by Mr.. Clayton and Str Henry BSlOsr Nor stby
Great Britain only that this construction is put upon the
treaty The Paris Constitutional of January 81 informs
the French people 'hat the diplomatic correspondence
exchanged between President Tayors Secretary OF State
and the English ambassador. Mr.. Bulwer, expressly re-
served to England, by exception 10 the treaty Of 1850
the property Of the British colony of Honduras and Of de
adjaoent islands" Thus is our construction Of the
effect OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty confirmed by the
verdict OF a judgment very little biased in favor of
British pretenson 1900
We submit to the impartial judgment of the reader il
the claim set up for Mr. Clayton by the National In
elgencer be the vanest and most unsubstanal OF
pretences Out OF what part Of Central America. OF
the Central American confederation, did Mr.. Clayton
negotiate" Grea, Britan' What the positive effect
of his treaty The solemn recognition OF British rights
in Honduras and It's dependencies Only this, and moth
ing more
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DOHN,S NEW HANDBOOK OF WARRINGTON.
u illustrated with all the public budngs, the
CAPITOL embossed on the cover In god s Statue Of General
Jackson, &C. This useful compilation, be in
hands Of who visits this city
acquiring reliable information about public sdinces may
consued with advantage
the historical account gives OF the public budng begin
ming, progress, &C.
PANORAMIC VIEW OF WASHINGTON
View of Washington public buildings and
adonments should
the city, and should be purchased BY vte who
returning home give neighbors correct noop OF
Washington and its magnifcences.
instructive very picture. 1t Contains fine
OF Mss Statue Of General Jackson Washington
Monument For sale by
c BONN,
And at all the bookstores Washington
Feb
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serving twenty-nine warrants 10 commit,
ana lwenty-e eight writs Of habess corpus
lol TX witnesses at each time-eharge
al Slo 20 on each writ, &c.
SERVING twenty-nine warrants 20 commit
Wilson. and twenty-eight wrils OF habeas
corpus, for each 80 SIS
charged Tor serving subpDnas on wit
nesses
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A Great Chance 20 make Mouey-from s. to $40 per
dsyhy any person, Including eaales either
Try, win the knowledge highly useful discovery universal de-
msnd which VIII forward Of mail enclosing 81 TO
H. Hon. 2'ls, New
dents, clerks invsids OF wishing make
mmeday lucrative in Of The United States Apply
mednteiy.
Dec 2s-dpmos
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nON'T FORGET >. SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine store Phil
sdelpha, where re1abl.
quality and cheap and have them early delivered your
Wsshnaion rec of freight by Adams srprsss dropping
note by mail or telegraph Dos'r roRasr
sNfDERs, Philadelphia.
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VALUABLE Farm AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday, the 2sth
shall sell, the 70 O'Clock,
witch Mr. Wallace Kkwood resides six miles from Washing
d. e. and Bladebsbug depot
county Maryland The rn contains 2t about 20 OF
il in hne timothy mssdow the cleared aRd In high
cultivation snd well wstered, and thriving orchard
f bearing, with abundance Of wood desired be
vded about equally viii cold
described property handsomely located, fine neahborhood
with commanding prospect and handsome view.
Terms One fourth cash. balance in and years;
chaser give for deferred men bearing from
day OF sale deed given, deed secure
payment OF the notes. Title indispensable.
GREEN SCOTT.
FEB 0-dscp Auctoneers
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WhOalNUlUN, FhlDH
O~'s ss4's' Indicted for s.sa q. prior April
Mr.. Hall charges as follows
Date. Items. June May. April.
warrant Of attorney, 37i IS s7s IS 37k ss us
Motion for Trial, W. %;
attorney and counsel.
and motion TO postpone.
$500 600 600 90
Brief attorney, and coun-
sci fee, prepared 90 800 800
Drawing costs, copying,
os end s 9' iss taxes g, ' e. "a
Attorney and colleague,
ON motion TO extend re-
cognizancc, Uofieted)- 3 90 800
other items 90 70
For May and June terms ss above 81 Is
July term, re'g Ss.s7A; Tor items above, "a .s
September term, LIST, 3D. and Sd items same as -
October term. LIST, I'd, and Sd items, same :. i,
November term. LIST. I'd. and Sd items. same as =,
December term. LIST, I'd, and Sd items, same :. ;.
April term--otsl 81 20
lS6O-January term, LIST, %, and 3D. items, same as =
April tern-total 10 w
Mr. Halls charges at nine terms of $3.50 50
The charges Of Lorenzo b. Shepherd the predecessor of
Mr. Hall in the same cause, as follows;
Date. Items. April
10 postpone trial $50 90 Tor drawing indict
ment oil 200 foos $50 W for engrossing and
,jni) $I7s 20
April term above 70 s7a
April term, Isl, I'd, and 81 items, same as al
lowed by Mr.. Hail, charged 20 90
three terms - rN'N ' = 2s7 Iss
Total attorneys fees taxed and paid for eleven
Mr.. Shepherd and Mr. Hall both charged for the April
term ls49-lhe former 500, and the latter 826 70,
In taxing these bills the act Of Congress of 1912,
which confines the taxation in criminal TO that OF
the criminal fee bill OF the State wholly disegarded
The latter allows retaining fees. and term fees for
attending to try cause unless is actually tried and yet
not less than eight nine retaining fees charged in
single cause. To show the different practice under the
same law in the State courts one of the accounts OF
district attorney for of the counties of the State of
New York; is furnished by the comptroller This ac-
count includes all the ordinary services of term, nclu
ding the drawing three indictments, five trials. and prep
aalion for the trial OF thirteen and yet the ag
gregate amount for the term is $62 06
refer 10 another table furnished from the source
to exhibit the mode OF charging adopted in some
by the clerks
Clerks for ATTENDING dsrict s0ufhsrn
trict Of M,'slssippi in bankruptcy:
s4 s. for 500 Ss aay s% s ,tH
in bankruptcy. a, So per day s4,45o 90
Four days on other business 20 90
s4.47o 20
The whole number Of days within that period 1880
Number of Sabbaths 1872
Number of days charged for attendance S94
Number OF days other Than Sabbaths charged 2Ul
1850
On the 7h February 1886 reported the sscre
tary State United States that the number OF APP
plicans for belief under the bankrupt act was,
cases S2
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At SNYDER, HanLcr Exchange Broker, Once
nj National Hotel Building, Washington.
Deals n
made real Land
bougb, sold, all exchange
broker promptly attended TO.
Virginia military land wanted whis. the highes, price
will be Feb ls-dmo
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NEW SPRING GOODS. The subscribers lust
Nv general French, india
dress goods Of recent importation, embracing all the
Among which we
~ pieces rich plain pout De sole, shades
- do very nch plaid silks, entirely
- do do solid plaid silks, all coofa
10 do do brocade silks
- do plain black q Rhine
10 do plain light pout dc soe, for evening
10 do new style French Grenadines
~ DO light coored English for evening
% do Taietan muslns do
~ do white book musIns do
~ DO new style French lawns
- 90 do French figured jaconets
- 40 do French cbintxes
~ 90 do French nngharns
40 90 do French shalles
10 do plain mou.seine de LANES
- do plain colored shniiies,
Together with Other desirable goods which
respectfully invite the Of ladies before
where we fully prepared offer Inducements both regard
price and variety.
HooE, BRO, CO.
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DRAsDIE.s.-rhe subscribers oaer following
ID brands
Dennis Ify Moune \ Co - "a SeiRnete.n
Fine Champagncs 80 "Pnet Castiilon 4 Coz
sazsac de Fronge and ~ "old London Dock.u
MORTON WILSON,
Wholesale dealers, Water street, Georgetown, d. q.