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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

RKLlGIous isrKlIIeKScg-Rey Mr.. Wines.
OF the Baptist Church AZ Railway has resigned Rev.
Mr. Barker has received cali from the HSststs -
Bsptist Church. Rev. solomon Nsr hss cevei ca
from the o. Church in Mansfield n. J. % the lssA
OF April the East New Jersey Bspcss Co iereaee -
hold quarterly meeting Al Planseid
FRr On Friday morning Silas Halls o.
cloth factory in New Brunswick destroyed ~ ere
Loes $4,000. no insurance.
BURLINGTON CIrY-At the annual meeting
OF the Common Council of Burlington CITY las;
Mayor Gel Wall sent IN hs message IN Which h spoke
OF the beautiful location OF the city Of the Rns
rivers in the world Its property u sscssed ., three
millions IL has spacious streets, and IL tsvors>e pS
siroa for the Investment OF capital. Regarding the
place where liquor is sold. the Mayor ssys there u
disposition the Part OF these " no hsun' them % sa<
ter the viostrs OF helsw from justice. which reaiers
difficult 10 procure evds for their conviction rass
deus he says the ef the mmors and vlefas
OF both seScs and schools for educating youth for
the Psnileniisrics The increase Of these establish
usuts is becoming alarming evil which calls for tas
lnsrpOsMiOh ofthe law.
Boar CAPsnED.-Yesteriay afternoon per
~ OF Young men started from the foot Of HenisEs e.
email yanl TO fish OF the Island Afer ssttRs ahsass
mule tson the shore having drank rather freely h1ls
they care ned their bost Two Of then, hcas aasSs
ashea The the boat ard laced ssf pcsss
the third party who could AFTER whh tAsy rsisi
on hoathook which attracting tho nsscs
OF h0sfmsn, h. went TO their aud sAvei thsra
They in the water nearly half hour. and hstsrs
receiving medical attention ware nosrsy sxhas<sd
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NARRIED.

AsSorf-POOsKB- Az Troy. s.reh %. rrsaos r. as~~s
E-z - Bs9ss.iJs, 81 hs. sr,snr.
FtEH1LL-yEKMfLFE Os a. tts4 hsrrh y w - vs--
nave $sa s1rris - L,sass Ms, fs-<st~ ., W.
berreaye. a. = t<s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

BUYYALo AND NEw-loRx CIrr RO,D-FOR
BUFFALO aNp rRs VISTA road. being the shortest
snd m o.. direct tins City Buffalo asd the West 10
now in full operaion. forming the quickest, pleassnte
end cheapest route for travellers The track ~ Of the six
upon the psrrow uackA ny y. Y. and Enc Road to
Borneeviile and thence by Buffalo and v CITY Rsd %
puNac Morning Express al 7 AN. reaches BnhIo u "
m, .ame evening Evening Express a. Nj reaches
Buf-lo At ,OZj next morning fars 81 % bNsase
checked through Superior sdysntages for uesht For
further particulars inquire Of W & TALLsADsk, Agent
No 8 Courtl.pitst New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
COURT cALEsDAR-rms p.y.

Cmerrr CoURr.-Sos q, 2ss, 33s, 40, 2o3l.
81 so sIe "a n ga foe 49, eli, az
q DISTRICT Cocsr-Hos g. 70 Is
sUPsEss CorgT-spsesl Tern-sos. q, 81 1H,
20 g. 81, % - io1, 10 les ieT las. IA. III itS ia
H. ils, I'D, 10, " IL 10 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

Board Or SUPERyIs0Rs.-Tbls body held a
-ering ~ Fsfb,sh Hens-1ay for th- aasact,on Of
$3.50. A eou,fruucAfion from tie Greenwood Gene
t- Company VS. rsad containing The daft o. IA Get 70
BE- r-r..rted 20 ne Legislature eupO~erns SAD Con-
nrrT 10 hold seventy I've additional Tor cemetery
u-rrose. M Berscn offered rssolBton eoneurr,nf N
ne sppicatiou u The Ceuetery Company and prOsdins
esstin rtstrcrors Shicn were ~doPted lie COtnHlbS
an M. m, Hoase were empowered contract for 100
tssf Of hose - pe- DOT exceeding o. cents Pr rasnn
foot O. b used conducting sssr 20 the ALL fo2ss
uurbsr Of BAL. ordsr.c 20 BE- paid TIE Feitent.y
Committee Wsm ne sYplcaon u ne Asa stEnt hee
e, ef the Psuitersry referred a1knE an irresss Or
cav ffoIn ) % al = PEI tag reported "a tssor OF nc
81. ca the xrOcnd that r-nts sad gtoyons we're peco,-
ia dsarsr OF soton scuos upon TIC subject was AZ
rrfsl tAe Prssent AID he c'a[a 2a'-s-so . ~
he Counfy J AZ "a Tuesdsy BexL
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rV Roots splendid DaguerreOtype Portraits,

unequalied Tor perfection IN all hat make. picture, arc
aken 10 any sort weather az No $50 BtOsdwsy corner
OF Frankiiu.s 81. Ills Crayons perfection itselt
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HDress Silks. Crape

~ Dress Silks. Grape Shawls, &c, at ilEARD.
CLspP & Co.'S Oate BsseT.) No. sol Grand at wher.
NAV b. found ch OF brOcade and hsnred striped and
plain Glaoes aks Craze Shaws. CsAbmsre and fhibet
Shswa with heavy SILK trnrcs. with every other kind OF
Shaws for the present sessop all OF which viii Do sold very
cheap-one price, sBd no lewiston.
HEGRp CLaPP h Co, Qate BsTker's No. SOL Grsna-st
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The high winds Of the last few days,
though they have tortured our eyes aud breathing sp
paratus with thick clouds Of noisome dust have done
our City world Of good. The general discomposure
OF flowing skrts and the occasional loss Of bat yea
erday were more than compensated by the fact that
toward night in several Of the nicer streets. the
of the larger psvngs stones were distinctly visible
With energy and care may yet escape the Cholera
this summer
r. 5. The report that the remains Of the Commits
sioner of Streets had been uncovered by Of the
blasts of yesterday unhappiy lacks confrma
ton day two more Of high North -westers would
probably unearth him.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

FELL OyTBBoARD.-On Saturday evening
lady named Ellen Free in attempting to OF tho
boais at the Fulton Perry Tell into the alp. drawing wh
her Mr.. John Miller who standing at the edss OF tho
bridge ladder iet into the water and Nj Miller dfS~
the yauan to IT, whereby both enabled set out
Officers BsbcOcs and Dougherty Of the second Police,
cared the lady and her 10 her resdsnce No
pOuiar.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

TY- The Ladies' Fair al Montague Hall, for
TIE Roman Ca.holc Orphan Asyl1Gl c5mne1csi tJ,day
AID - il cont.a1e lar,ng The Seek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

~ Mrs. Mowstt's play OF Arnand has
seea On the SOssds At prury Lsae, rece1ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

GAs-Gas Fixtures of beautiful design and
workmanship received daily the great Manufetuf
ing Depot Of Archer WAssER Co, No 515 broadway.
Des gneEs constantly engaged producing new patterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

THE WATER PRoJEcr.-A special meeting
Of ths Common Counc held Fn az syeans u taks
some seton 10 regard 10 the bill or supplying Broosyn
With water nov before che Legislature several amend-
rpeDt, 70 toe bl were and approved and resolution
10. adopted dsprrcnE the pasage Of the act amending
he charter Of the NsmsDugh Company a. being caea.
aed seriously ssct the interests and prosperity Of
Brooklyn and urge The passage Of the b Introduced the
seuste, a. amended BY The Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

~ Mile. Bosio is engaged for the entire
season al Coveni Gsrd-n- "o6eron 8 % be rs 'Psa
ing opera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

SUPREME COURT SPECIAL rEas
A session Was held Saturday forenoon BY
judge Edmoats bat no decision rendered
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" 4 lad abOut Il years Of age was detec

In csiue parsr y ON th, poe tss Of ADJ Fnday at
teroou AZ u Johns Chures IA NasainSIOss. Tue parse
ss tskeL from bHn and Do 10, Of prsniss5 never
% aiteu p the hkr a24n
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En- TRoa rnE HocsE.IoP.-On Frlda

tsrtoon lad reading 10 Morton 81 walked backward
nom The roof OF a dwelisE while dying kite. and wa.
pf.cir .lrd 20 tie paLs 10 The Hs akeE up IN
seus De md removed % the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

ALLEGED ARsoS man was arrested on
Saturday, By ofhc.r Cenon o. ~, Third Dsu,t the
ctarze VI sftng % tie carpenter s1op D7graS st
waiea wss burned Down Friday evening he Wa held
4 hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

MALICIOUS MIscBIEF-A lad was arrested
on Saturday evening Tor cutting the euh Of sdsS
cabin Of the Fulton Ferry boat He taken 20 the
second Dstrc, station House BY Officer Bninard and
iOck up 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

THF CAIuoRNtA TtcELr CAsY. The exami
nation OF Mr. p Mills who charged with beiss con
cen ed 10 TIN, matter has resulted IN hs discharge the
ev1derce a6dEced having failed 70 sustain the chAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

HoNoRABIY DHCHARGED.-Mr. James q
Chanel who wa arrested short time snss charged with
larceny, the complainant being Mr. VIM Mu'leiy, bai
been examined and hOnopbly agattet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

SERIoUs RKsUIT OF WRESrLIsG.-A man
named Ben amin Fitzpatrick taken 10 the New York
Iop "a on SATURDAY evening With has thish fractured he
havire hssR thrown upou the pavement while wrestling
with another person II the OF Ayooe and Th ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

~ Proi. L. l.. YoUxAss will lecture this
evening in Rev. Henry Ward Beechefss Church
Broollyn on TAs CAeNistry Of AlooAol-Pufnas 'he
whole subject Of Temperance and intemPer4nee on
basis o; pure Science. We are sHre this VII Dc Al
instructive and most useful lecture And we rusf nsy
be largely sttensed from both SIDES Of East Avef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

FATAI RAuRoAD AccIDEST.-An Unknown
"a Va. N over :, oelocE % Frasy sftsrso0a- vnis
spon ts- r.ack 81 TIE H.reG REros n-sr Issn sr7e~ y
80 r.f c-s.- thsa eou-rz ne Cry Gp1 Albany ne
was .--a s-si-x uror rss r-.rk .sd -, A.rz sGs-s
%. ozaseA bzt -s.t q -sFng th- r-cE - fzinee -
Sberassy A-vsas iooks. n - usS2 sas ss-so a@'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

FRr-0u Friday morning Silas Halls o.
cloth factory in New Brunswick was destroyed BY ere
Loes 81 Oo0: no insurance
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SCIcIDE 81 SHOoTISG.-A German about %
vsars q Az n.zn.1 Gzsra. s,-rre ee-,ea sl1e a.
ocot yss.s-tzy u,0ruIrE e. u, 80; oroadErJ; ~ rs
ca.E "a la 81 20 3, ts ksaf he was DInd dad IN
Isc,esy kt.srNL-e VII ~ pseo srry srssoea n es
hane - b-Airs sczrsrse ssoSi Ne ros2 -d - aef p
L.. ascerIrs1 Re - oozT.sG - se aogF- psee eaet
a cls kct - trsEes kne~ not,.nz sbozt as s-2as
n rsI.tes Coroner " dAz.a ~! had - inquest sfS1
IL boty TIA 1ofLins
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II affords pleasure 10 publish the prospectus Of THU
journal Of polite literature, news, &c.
The Garland is issued on every Saturday morning, il
the city OF Louisville and edited by Mrs. Harriet C.
Lindssy. The number before us evincss talent and
taste. We understand that she il At the National
and inst the object Of he visit TO Washington il to sx
tend The circulation Of her paper Success to the mis-
mon Of this accomplished and mos, excellent lady:
Having large family Of small chldfea to provide fo
by my exeons, and being better acquainted with the
editorial department Of Newspaper than any other bust
ness from which l could hope win livelihood 10,
mYfhdrcn aud myself have, At the solicitation of many
kkJdends concluded 70 commence tho publication Of !
weekly Journal nj ~ year, In advance.
The Kentucky Garland will the news OF this dav
and general variety Of wholesome original and selected
literary and scientific articles.
IAN persons into whose hands prospeouses may chanc.
fall solicited TO their beat endea 10 procnr.
ubsebers and iorward by mail or oshsrwi,e
a early day as possible. Address
"Mrs. HARRIET @. LINDSEY
i" Editress Garland Louisville, Ky"
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few days since we published the proceedings oil .
democratic meeting which held in the representative
chamber al The capitol OF Georgia The speech OF Gov.
Cobb on the occasion is represented TO have been
mastery effort The Federal Union ssys u spirit was
as fine as it's matter, and no had 10 complain of a
ngle capous or III conditioned remark. On the con.
rary the democrats OF svey wing OF the party were ad
dressed as united brotherhood having common inter.
es, and common fate Never have we listened tcon-
,inues that able journaD 10 series of more scahing
crushing attacks upon the devices and preiexts OF
Georgia conservatives The speaker wished TO know
why il was that whig did Justice to northern
democrat while he was in peace and fellowship with bis
party why it that few were singled out OF
va., host from New Hampshire. Illinois. Pennsylvania
and other States. and that they should be canonzed
while Others equally faithful. should suffer the gross
es, injustice Said Governor Cobb. their sympathy with
these northern democrats never begins till mine ends
never begins ill attack is made on democratic adj
minsraon Upon this point, illustrating the fact that
the wing party party of expedience. and not
party of principles the Governor happy beyond
measure"
The editor OF the Augusta Constutonalis', who par
cipated in this meeting, and heard the speech of Gov
Cobb speaks OF il in the most rspturous terms Never
says hey the extremes Of delight and qualification
on the side, and OF disappointment and chagrin on
the other, eiaringy depicted than that occasion
The democrats highly entertained and wrought
up 10 pitch of enthusiasm we have seldom sur
passed. The whiss, or perhaps. we should cay. the
conservatives ana republican citixens. looked blank.
and showed manifest signs Of modification and distress.
They went shear, and came back shorn' They went
TO witness turmoil and confusion, and hoped 10 hear
wrangngs and ordinations, and they behed the most
marked indications Of harmony. kind feslings and a
-pirt OF devotion the and the principles OF The
national democratic party. They went up gleefuy and
ioyfuly They came away glum and moody; for they
were satisfied thai the democratic cause was 200 strong
in the hearts OF the members Of the party to suffer perma
nen,y from any temporary feud rerpexss that had dis
iurbed its serenity"
The Const,stonalis expresses the hope that il will be
able in lew days 10 spread this brilliant and effective
address before it's readers
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The lovers OF music are anticipating much pleasure
from the Opera with which the vuolic TO be enter
aimed on Friday evening. The operanc corps are dis
ngusbed Tor their masical attainment ., and we learn
that their performances other cities eliced the plands
Of numerous and enlightened auditorss The Dor office
Of the National Theatre will be open for he sale Of tick
cts at 10 o'clock this morning
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Bank OF the Metropolis,

THE Of declared dividend
per profits Of the bank half year ending
will be stockhagAss
afer the ID OF January NEXT
Dec 23--3tif ND SMITH, Cashier
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We understand that the Hon. Stephen X. Mallory, OF
Florida, reached this city the oath instant, and took
lodgings at Gsdsbys Hotel We egre, to learn that be
is confined to his room by indisposiiion.
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We understand that the Rev. T. D. Gnrley, D. D., Of
Dayton, Ohio has accepted the invitation Of the Street
Presbyterian Church Of this city 10 become its pastor
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We understand that the following gentlemen have
been appointed committee TO accompany the remains OF
Hon. Brookns Campbell, which left the city last eve-
ming for his late residence in Washington county, East
Tennessee
Hon. s. A. Smith, of Tennessee; Hon. K M Bugg
of Tennessee Hon. w. 8. W. Beat. of Georgia; Hon
q C.. Eastman. of Wisconsin.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Congress. wednesday y.

/ OWMp~O0y.
SENATE The Senate called to order at 10 M.
when in pursuance OF the resolution adopted yesterday
the President and members Of the Senate repaired to the
services OF Hon. BRooKIks CAMPBELL.
AT half-past / o'clock they returned TO the Senate
chamber.
On motion by MIR. BADoEa. the reading OF the jour
nal dispensed with
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
HousE OF RrrsxsrsrAnvEs--Ths House met at the
usual hour for the purpose OF participating in the flu
neral obseques Of the Hon. BRooxIss CAmpsrIL. late
a representative from the State Of Tennessee.
Alter brief interval the corpse Of hs deceased
Der was brought into the hall and placed in the in
front OF the Clerks deck II attended BY the
m,tee OF arrangements and bearers. and followed by
the senators and representatives from the State of Ten
nesses mourners.
The Senate OF the United States the President of the
United States and his cabinet and the judges Of the Su
preme Court OF the United Staes successfully entered
the hall, and were received by the House standing.
Appropriate services were then conducted by the Rev.
Mr. Slcer, chaplain of the Senate, and impressive
address was delivered by the Rev MIR. Mllburn, chap
/ lain OF the House.
the close OF these services the funeral procession
moved from the hall to the southern boat in the follow
ing order:
The Chapains OF both Houses OF Congress.
Physicians who amended the deceased.
| Committee of Arrangements;
Mr. r. p Stanton, Mr. Caruthers,
Mr. w. M Churchwell, Mr. w. Appleton,
Mr. ]. l.. Orr, Mr.. J. L. Taylor,
| Mr.. j. G. Davis, Mr.. w. X. Smith,
Mr.. d. T. jones'
Pa-bearers,
Mi II. Hubbard, Mr.. j. Meacham.
Mr.. W. s. Ashe. Mr. L. M Cox,
Mr.. ]. L. Dawson, Mr.. Is. Hem.
| Mr.. T. j. D. Fuller, MIR. T. G. Hunt
| Tue family and friends Of the deceased.
Tho Senators and Representative the State of Tom
nessee, mourners
The Sergeantat Arms of the House Of Representatives
The House of Representatives. preceded by their Speaker
and Clerk.
The other officers of the House Of Representatives.
The Ssrgeant-utA Arms of TIE Senate.
The Senate OF the United States preceded by their Pre-
siding Officer and Secretary.
The other officers of the Senate.
The President of the United States.
The Heads of Departments.
The Chief Justice aud Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and its officers.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges of the United States.
Officers OF the Executive Departments.
Officers OF the Army and Navy.
The Mayor OF Washington.
Ci,izens and Strangers. IS
! The Speaker and members subsequently returned 10
the hail. when the House adjourned until Saturday
/ nd. atandt that thu iin,u Uuuf
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Sale To-Day.
By Z. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer

BY I. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND HANDSOME FURNI
70 O'Clock isna sell Al the factory
who ha. leased his oudns Tor Gnsr on ne 'oa side
Walnut and mahogany ,s.e-.,er plain
Rosewood walnut and mahogany mAbletop SOFA and
Mahogany and walnu, hair cloth and cane rockers
Do dressing and Dlnin bureaus
DO and walnut and marble-,op washrtsnds
Walnut extension dining tables, breakfAs, table
s,deboad', whan s, corner .as,o s.anas
Walnut, maple and painted cane and wood seat arm and
ot,omsnr, ioostools, mahogany and walnu, tables
High owpo cottage, and uunde bedstsads, Of various pat
Cherry dining breakfast and kitchen tables
Together with number Of articles usually aad IN
$50 and under cash over lha, sum credit Of two and
four months 0' notes satisfactorily Jas G. INQUIRE,
Dec 25-d Aacuoncer
RICH and beautiful goods for holiday presents
Gents superior travelling and dressing cases
r%s p. r. ws. and ssS pS,.s bottles
sc.rf., ersvAs ,iss, cssan, style.
Chenille nd cashmere mu1cs, &c.
Together win complete assortment o. oiss articles Of the best
Gents furnishing Establishment,
Dec aa-d7w Pennsylvania avenue, near * street.
CHRIsrsAs New Year Present. Tor Gentle
nell moa..sas french English prints Of rch and eean'a
syles, and Of all pee' Of my own manufacture large assortment
| LANES Genuemen's Furnishing store,
Dec 2l--dawf Penn. avenue, AZ street.
SpAsI.n lAreUAeE-M. Joseph VA, VIII open e's as
north side between VII
and ION streets, where particulars will be given
lee 9-codt3Jan.
NEW Crop new Orleans sugar and mol.ssrs ., Ane
IN Friday the 3th inst, al IL O'clock on " A.
Dods-s wharf, cargo OF Fideiis, consisting Of
2i6 hhds. choice and prime (par cIanhed)
40 balls. choice moiasses.
r. y, WRIGHT, Auctoneer,
Dec 0s-ddif Georgetown.
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raODxRl MS Improved chroasvnstsr vvpte1ses.
" and hunting ofsvsy variety Of style snd sse
LADIES' wATcHEr Of and lus reeefved
mandatory Chars FrodhAm ~ swasd London
Also celebrated London aad Swiss
kssr For sale bv tt#tNe - 49, HfH
a. WILLARD,
Dec 9s-aan Congress street, Boston,
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NOTiCEouf customers most respectfully nodded mat their
IN
obliged indebted viii
before
Bee Is suf cLAoErr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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,.uRING CHRISTMAS WEEK. commencing Tuesday
the 27h, cau.i Saloon viii be converted into bazaar
Vonnicks Church ~
splendid
and confectionery selected In
with in Tney been
render the saloon in every way agreeable m place Of
ladies and gentlemen Washing
too Ale andra Georgetown liberal patronage
Congress In the Invited
special Invitation 10 the girls
Washington.
copy.1
bee 2s--d5t
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A RARE HANCE--My stock Of fancy goods being
dollars, dispose II, to-
aethsr he my the store.
and profitable line NJ bust
ness being s believe, mpossbe 10 meet h in
- A. PETkHo,
Dec Penn. north side, ION street
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n Office To OUR CUSTOM ERs--our bills will he ready
delivery Monday, The o6h Instant and those do
will please call and get them We would here
uniform cioss Nil
O and 10 the de
shall business location
street. north OF Pennsylvania the
We confidently hope, therefore, in view Of these
isc,s, customers will promptly respond
nee y3-6s MAX WElI, SEARS, COLLEY.