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Of The democratic party TIE rssuirAqi tho bate ssauoes
conclusive proof Of ths President Pierce has been
fully and isetoy sustained in The policy he has
followed in the disposoa of the sxsoonse patronage
This solo issue made by ths wings IA these cleo
lions Their organs in all The States where eeeons tocE
place ia The early pan Of last month raised and kept up
furious eAmos sipst the manner Ia which tho demo
cratic had bestowed The occs OF the gov
enent Their candidates made this the exclusive bur
den Of heir addresses the people There was nothing
heard bnt the change hat President Pierce had given all
the mage OF COVER 10 fIeesoiers aud disu-
noniss and everything that disnsenoousnsrs, misrrpe
ssnt4ion and csumny could accomplish done er
cite anew the sectional piejndces which were ssell-
iced 10 democratic harmony At Baltimore last veal
Bot the results OF the elections have proved that tho
democratic party appreciate the laudabe and patriotic
zeal OF President Pierce preserve the integrity Of he
party and that they applaud aud sa.aia his
lion 10 regard and alike democrats all who stood
upon ms platform Of lhs Democratic National
lh the exception oil bsoted factonsts and dss D.
pointed erpecians Of Office in New York the whole demo
crac party rallied in solid body in approval and
support OF The administration The parry from being
IN any damaged has gained ground the admin
israon came into possess ion Of the government In Ten
nessee u has carried the governor aud half Of
sonai delegation elaborate seuynande la our
STATE II has preserved Tho Ashland district against The ex
taodnnry efforts Of the wings aud gained 9th dis
tncis upon the wings IL has gained in North Cafolina
and held its own In Alabama, Texas and Ark ansss In
short, the party is everywhere in the most vigorous pros
Perity--eyefywheIe trumr hani. The democracy fully
and cordially sustain the President Of tleir choice and
who has faithfully and jealousy underworld 10 execute
heir manifested Will in HE policy OF his
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TrlAs The Austin American says list the new cap
itol building is rapidly progressing TO completion The
toof is 10 state Of considerable forwardne The con-
tractors think they have the in suitable
di,ion for The reception OF he ceslaare BY the Isl oil
November Tie same paper states that more improve
ueu,s going ia Austin in the way Of building Than
Al any time previously These buildings ar. generally
Of veIy substantial character. Every description Of
property IL Tising IN value
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.,REEvLxAr -. Evidence, I'd woL, contAs~s~w Evt-
IN 49,. !. r..~e,,.ons
M, IN ra.sy IN AArrsss,y snd Mainline sudics
"a in fourts Ms~tssi. -
puhsf~h~d fNsss@ rAshos-
~ f
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SAMUEL c. WILSON, Lessee Propre.o~.
SITUATED North Of Street sArss Deors wsxs
Washington Street.
THE subscriber having Of FRS ella
IL undivided OF
patrons directed ~ pssoss
csmfou Of all
them, with toardioe
throaxh traveller, praonine his daily osdaaries
be fAs
Of the house, and 70 add reputation daily.
E.* saNUKi c. WILSON.
Aar s-d7iskls~tNo,
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Nightingale Opera Troupe whose amer Of Io4
sccuuyc entertainments In Baltimore, dcmoust
their superiority . Artisles.
Sine, they last visited Washington
the Brilliant peTfxmcrs
They Will Wednesday, August 3s, and
ing entertainments before depart sosil.~asd.
Admission Is Doors open performance ncas
precisely O'Clock.
Aug s-u mo. T. FORD, Agent
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u~T ~ p.s~~ss FROM 1890 - ssso tww~~ssoas
IL issued The United
q s.ci.'on. Fl 'ss &C. v.v ss&
T~o esp'~. Coz ..'s by - =
FL NH ntHNfett MH.a TAYLOR MaUHv, ~
tae3l booksellers, ssA q
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p-dFnAis~tlN0r
A srRoSony.-couese orsh., win eop.op. ro,s. and 81
6our Dc oe.mergss es~'nu dA.ionon's Charlie.
l.. Mssy,@se. g.. cos,. Celeste vol Pans, lisa
Ms, lisa.
The Planetary system by Prof r. schol, II c's.ss~.
sy.,sm BY j. Siebol vol, EA,ssurrA
Nebo's Arehtscur, ofhe Heavens vol. $40, LoedOn.
r,osr,.. t.sasay y El.. vol, New Yors
rrorss- Frof John vos.
A.,rore-ny oecde-y ny M.uep -o, Le.Ac.
.n,, N,guns and Erp"on and History BY Prof > r. Mich
Celestial Mech,aio'; BY Lspaes. vol, london.
Aug al
WALroNs op.r.av. ophth"im,e s.rx.ry, sa's~A
Ma.n.i Management u Children, w suu, y. Nee
,d,ron ~ - fRAScK TAYLOR
R"ra
n2-Yeu~g N..'. Chyt.ti-a Association Rco~as Pow
tsars street. y, the General Post O@ce
IT,. ss .,- and n. :Gss l .% s,.. ~ *.
s ., n s re "s s"y ssn. ~ s..s
Nv = BY order A.-ocisnon.
cARD-F-r The purpose changing location Of my Of
a hes my suspended Nons.y ssh sep
Au ss-a ,. WV. sALsrKs, p-.s.t
THE school. III Washington s~n,s..ry viii re-
4 opsn on Thursday, N. iss Of September.
Aug S7-dfisss~p IL H3fl
~ A. Tyson And hAss~rs NJ for Beard
Lag and Dsy rwptls,
o-F s'ss, t.s.r.~- rrsyta sd Tnsre~-sA-
THE duties ~ Thursday, the
18Th cf s~ps~wvN~r requ~sed
pusrasi N ssss~daees order sr~ed cvgsasstu
of he ~t~sss
III. mssy p~cve~~n isse'y made 0sr pc
vic"s'y rioeps's c~er increased
sd~ aetae~s ssd fs~iisw~s sfes pup',s
s.,, .,s .ss - ~ ~ rss ., -.
couossesech chambers we'll ventilated rsrpst-d
th~, ,ishy rccs"
~h
No rrr viii he sdni,f,d .srfsety reference be pven
eircs.. b. me semsssu s"1 ne
rssuersi heos.sores 10 N. city,
Ass -zsissbe>p
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large railroad convention bad been htla al Magof-
hn,rilr, opposite ~ psso, Of which delegates in
attendance nom the Mexican side The immediate Oh iset
to cfer every hospitality and facility possible to
Gtneral Rpsks psuy their arrival 10 collect by
onnosanoe and Otherwise correct Information 10 regard
to ,hs, portion OF The southern Tera. Pacific railroad
roate aud to enlis, Norhsrs Mexico in favor Of the
grsa, measure. The greatest harmony and enthusiasm
prevailed. Mir J. w Msgotfn addressed the oonven
ton in Spanish with fine effect.
FRos BUrsos ATREs.-A private letter, dated Bueros
Ayres July IL, 1853, rays "The condition Of ihiag.
here is growing daily, the poor getting poor.
AID The hopeless NOR. de,rstrirg Beef sufficient Tor =
dinner has from $50 10 $3.50. Animals which could
have been bought in times past fof $50, command
$1,000 write OF paper currency, o coarse Winter u
BOW setting IN upon us We have had some cold
storms and heavy rain and il is quite difficult pro-
cure fuel az food We are no longer bioskaded. and
bread.ufs and fuel will become ABUNDANT, though we
viii continue 10 suffer from scarcity Of beef and veee
tables. Commanders OF army ard navy here all have
Their price, and cannot predct what sudden event
may uanspirs TO relieve from our present fsar.r
A rovrL iccosxopArioa "A friend OF ours. .sys The
boston POST iast r.to,ned from fashionable watering
pace, says The way hsy manage there to s;ow their
patrons ~ crowded tim- s 10 Int them IN bed and
when they get asleep take them out and stand lhsm NJ
around TIE room IN ih,. way any number can ,. &C
CON modaed and all the sGec, Of s,aiuay produced
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Nem,l1ork Daily Grab,lne.
BERMUDA.


The British steamship Merlin, Captain Cronan from 81
Thomas Nov 90 and Bermuda Dec g. arrived last even
ing The Merlin experienced very heavy weather on the
outward passage and from ST. Thomas to Bermuda had
succession OF north eastery gales lost boom, sails c
Law to six days when within 80 miles of the land sth
inst Lat 81 ST. Lon 70 10, passed ship steering south
showing REL signal with white ball in it.
Losr-At Bermuda 9Th Nov, American bark Olive
Branch Horg Il days from Baltimore for California The
cergo will b, saved but the vessel viii be a total loss
The British brig Princess Royal hence, arrived Sd INST
having had pilot on board eight days lost deck load
sails, Sc.
I'm ship Devastation, HaIsey. commander, from Han
IA, four DAYS with Gov Elliot on board arrived at T. NJ,
Nov 81 His ExcelIen,y and the Commander landed At
spsnsh Point under salute from the batteries Of Ireland
Island lie was met on his landing by His Excelency
Major Oakley the Acting Governor and guard of the 5Ssh
REGIMENT commanded by Lieut.. Accles His Excelency
proceeded to the Admras house, Clarence HILL where he
will reside for the present We are told His Excelancy
looks remarkably well.
The Spanish brig Aieline Lopez, from Havana orCad1
out 80 DAYS and leaky arrived on the same day
whale was taken eff the east end by the Davds Island
losts II will make IS barrels Of oil
Tie fever has abated entirely at st. George not ne"
case in the hospital up this date dec 2d since Nov -
The steamer Merlin due here the Goth hssu made
her appearance owing the strong gale which has been
blowing from northeast and southeast the last week
Al Hamilton the fever still exists but in mder form
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TrorrIxG OVER THE USIoS COURSE l.. I-Fnday'
Dec 9-Mach for s2Oo, mile heats best three In hve In
harness.
A Turner names Schmidt, ''''''''''''''''''a''
CrSTRFvr1LE COURSE, l.. L-RUsSrsG-T Thursday,
Dec Snatch for 81 900. six hundred yards out.
A. johnson names sss~bai....''''''' '''''"''..l
I'll The sa so,. 80. are from oho-1o,ims tatsa
TsIoS CoURsE. L. I-TRoTTISG-Tuesdsy, Dec. o.
Match for $780, two mile heats.
: Hosgland names g. Tscumseb, to 335 n waeon....l
"-N'N-'' Time $50, $40.
was even There was large attendance for tho season
of the year Tecumsch won the race-winnng the last
heat by length
TnoIrrSG ~ ST. LOUIS, Mo;-Saturiay, Nov &c.
Match for $500 mile heats best three in Ave- in harness
p. McGiynsy's Tom. Benton. ....'...'.''''''z l
Time-2iOi a4si 2isi 70
PAcISG AT NEw ORLEASs.-Metairie Course Thurs
day, Nov 2i--Paoing Match for 500, mile heats best
three in FIVE in harness.
Henri Dunesn's e h: Orgy E.sls:
TRor1Isc AT CrScISsATI OHro-Tuosday, Nov. 60
Purse $3.50 mile heats beet three in five, to skeleton
JAIME. Ward. b. m. Flors TsmPle....'2 !,
cs ky. Oh ssGds l si,osn ~, Mad ar.rn
Time-3f5; $40 54t $40
TRorrIye AND RuSsisG Ar PRoVIDEscE-Monday,
Nov 2ePurse aud stake $780, for running horses catch
Trainer. ch. M Lady Dsby. ......... ..........I
e'rPsns''S I" Lady L. AZ F'gs s. ''''a
Thursday. Dec l. purse ESQ for rotting horses mile
heats. best three in I'VE, in harness
r. shemsn'sb. & Farmer Boy.......,.......2 ! I
"'D'" fins~z5i, 40 ass aS
Friday Dec O. purse and stake $500, for running
horses carrying ia b mile heats best three In FIVE.
F e.aSsn;s e. Lay Id, T.
Time-I5lii lSs. No time taken third heat.
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TEMPERANCE IN IsDIAsA.-The following II extracted
from private letter from most Intelligent ndianian 30
the Editor Of The TrtJUnei
1.-The Maine Law il now certain In this State Thou
sands have been doubtful about taking long step quite
yet az our present law is very stringent being almost
.Wnconsin Law where they vote Yes But So
preme Court has just upset the voting part uneoau
onaL SAYING in effect that all sell BY giving bond for
responsibility even where here. four hs have year
after year voted No. The alternative now Is Free
Liquor selling or None at ell and tis doubling Temper
anee men with many Others are al coming out for
cutting Of the dogs tail just behind the ea Judges
decision adds 10 coo votes to the Maine Law forces
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
rnr rIvE poINrs HOUSE OF INDUSTRY

The FIVE POINTS not OF VI iNOJStht.
IT, ne Edirr q Tss ~ y. Fs's.Hc
SIN; have no idea of the name Of thu person you a.
hide 10 as 1.-The editor of The CdrtsaR J1srns IN this
CITY" nor of the title of the publication from which you
extract the quotation in this mornings Ir3rae know
however that the heart must overflow with the gall OF
sectsraIrn and the NORWOOD Of egory that can utter
word OF inde line hostile TO tha righteous wors IN
uropress at the " Five Points House OF Industry
II there be a human being earth whose position
envy as the consorystor OF Christianity that man is
the Rev Mr. PEAs II t. me that 10 Islander the
Good In which he ia odovotedy engaged Is to heap
Teproach upon Him who went about doing good who
commanded us Ia glove neighbor a. ousel, and
who bles the world with the parable OF the Good Samar
"tar in order to teach that he Is ouf nsighhor Who
whatever his creed complexion needs our ad aud sym
raihy IN his distress
Thank God there are thousands in this glorious land
and the number is daily increasingly who believe that
tine Christian must be human-man and own heart
10 feel ano,hers woe If be would be OF PRACTICAL ser
vice in the cause Of God and Humanity, "a well a. reap
the huon OF the Divine procept that II Is more blessed
"to give than 10 receive. -,,-,,-s
II NAV be satisfaction to the Christian edsor afore
said 10 Know that bis Liberal comments have prompted
me 10 subscribe One Thousand Dollars toward the pur-
chase of the farm upon which these little walls may DC
gathered and where they may be best ia the acquisition
of habits of industry and sobriety well as praete"
Christianity. lours, truly, L. L. pA"'V"'
Ne,.- Yosk, Dec q les3
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ilsrsT III NooIar Aseaoses.
A VRrRT n NICUOLAY Il Co will sell at AUG

~ mon =. te ACADEMY ID siFn No go brosd~ay oppo
- 49,. a. n aeock on SATURDAY EVESlSO, Dc 10
sp aid eoseion q Boots principally tae eaoss' aoa .,'
among wnhn wl Dc oand me
Of shsfspere byron Mton Moore Goldsmith lrvns rose
F,r,s Ire kbbo,fsfrd edition Of SCOTS Novei1
,.;r.,.d , JoAr,on, Swih Gbbo', Smole Hsmbod Dics
n isvsrS, Works Snevah IrvoFs WORKS illustrated ~
~. pme and others too nomerOus 70 parteuiarize A
an large number OF very costly homased
.nris IN every variety Of hinotns -. -
CO respectfully invite the public TO inspect the coffee
40, IN e,de- - form ctory opinion Of he rieh variety and -
1872 cbaraeer Friday add saturday unH time OF sale
rHeh viii Re puncusy u o'clock IN the evening saturday
may be he'd at A N Cos Office, No 6s Brood
v.v AZ ko 40 wallst. and At No 663 BrOadray
On WEDNESDAY Dec H. al lt o'clock q 10 III Ofana ~
Broadway
FukxtTURE-Incudng mahogany and BLACK Wsa
B5esds Besdre Tables Brussels aud lnsrso Cs.psfs
droe Sofa Psrior Chars and the usual sppendAss
Tai sol6 with
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Tie Grand Jury for Queens County in session this week
a. the Court House found indictment against Mccoy
and Dufy for the murder Of Cathane Qugy at Jamaica
few weeks since The Sheriff Of Queens County
rested and conveyed both the prisoners Thursday
ING to the County Jail where they vii remain until next
spring and be tired for the murder Of the girl Quigy
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IT, hs Editor q TheN Y. TSibSns
SIR. 40 by your paper Of this morning that some
editor of Christian paper speaking If the efforts OF
Mr. Pease TO reform and provide for the houseless,
abandoned and forsaken human beings who resort to me
Five Points House of Industry denomnates II
"Fouriersm." ,,,,
Iconfess to liking Of that sort Of Fourierism and
therefore beg you 20 put me down for One Ihoasana
Dollars according 10 the annual payment plan proposed
OF those poor creatures Yours truly, JoHS N. GEsis.
No "a isscadpdy. Nstr. York, Dec. ., lss1
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MORTGAGE sALE.-Deiault having been made IN
w The Of the secured Dc paid y "a
cordon ors.ss eesrs DAG me ~ ssy o. APP.
n 81 execoffd ~ ALFRED VALENTINE O. ne CEy Oo'lJ
ard 81 se.ToIt 70 JOHN CRsNLk o. W.,et:.s "a "a
Corrfy Of ard STATE aforesaid ~h&h AL aoftsl VIII
Pow duly recorded IL the Oe 2, as ksssI o.
Is. Of Sewfok In Lber ais o. Aort<ss Pare
SO SCI try p aHd Es OF asa a2'1
che in TIE sad Mortgage ;cHo~% W. A.
th.s two eerAir lots feees parcels OF 1eod stiae
ard \, rx SlHefeenth date Teffh Ward Of tas tr d
NswYorf West fihs and tetxeea :he 81 sad itlNFt
xbeh uron certain tbown Map OF Lands st1ats n
H. Iw,hh Of the City OF Sewlrt asds oy george o.
sk Civ dated JUns y 1873 and ae N sac onice
81 ne otter City County Of Nswfort k19sn
Al shsi BY the nEber odec .nd nif ~
a. ore 3D which asia 0-s taxa 20
r. bounded and bed o<s bezr "a az; oint On
r. orfherly thst distant hundred snt ty tee
xefy tie from r Information ~in ne q
v lire Of hsnce q0h-easery sons ne ltn
sss,y Inc Of fy fset 80 Il thence ila par
.i L arb sv Aforesaid hundred feet toar ne
Il rec souessfsriy and parallel With fih g. re
10 theuee sOstL-wsTy and parallel vita ne e7-s sJl
sid ere hnlree Get four Il he's uto q an % ne p'es y -
Trrur uheress the kHouni claimed % % as P'n
.cTfesge the tine q thr fr pHhe,ii9n q Ms - ~
a. n on Sfei1 srit rF0reedUE a. u" lsFat Deen
10 rtcv scared By ne sad ., sas
tfrffcfl Lrtty fv thz- b T1e o. Fo~rs -.
80 pcs,gsre touinsd vh..h bas as oPs.. re -
etsf sod plslic Laet On a ne tit n "a "a
r. CIV u York tke ish Day o s5.ff % = L
sf,leet' N-Dstrd Nov p l153 tNO CEAhEh a.rHa4 e
j CR4HER, - AroIEcy. ''F~
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
cosnty Ss-Yos notice ssyes, .ss 70 =: g:'o9s sa.
Ns~Yok deceased via vOssAs tssEst 70
s .stsIhsr his oess No ) w's1ss IN =. c q Xss-
1ot Or bers the FIST Gay Of fehu.r SsTfSa
risl.wens EreeutOr Of yss-s baker. eesee.s4
MORTGAGE SALE Default haTing been made
I'VE ia he payment Of he snisnna. ais' Of the gsreaase
sessS % e I.s b ihs sssea q ss',sa Mos,s's
sTFS fSs On: .ss AhES vAEsTSs % &c csy o. S-S
Yok JOHN cRAhER Of Waterford Ia the .uafy Of S.rs'esA
sreS IL the sfhcs Of Rssssr Of ID. CITY a County OF
Yok Lher "a Of Mortgages ras- SAL jane H. i2 a. y unngtes
Re, .s ,e.,..s o, rs All h. ,s % piece.
rsfee Of .-d lsns and beias the ir-ssas sa Of
Witch uror knc-n h,7 u Lands situate "a
&c kTs r1 r1Sr saeS jzae p lss "a sa ia re se Of
re Rc,r Of the City and County o. Nw-sk are 1r,Ea n
sIsr,vo & srd waich aiken bOaaaed Aad de-
Ferhse ;oos: BeslAairs az p9iss 81 ss "a "
the sam rubs from ~ the sssety une o. o
runrus ;hsnee sid seHhsIy ns o. y % In az q.
sessd hundred feet fur inches hs9c sha
T.r.lsl h lshs seveuy6ys feet thence nor ~
4 srd parallel 9Th hsy Aforesaid handrsd sei Ton, ~ .s: %
The place Of beEinLiaE And where's The @nl9g Y.
the sun 81 so 5 mo proceeding ss h..'ns been ms
tued 10 recover the db BY the aid Norge e an
p.r, tb.recf notice hereby siven ths ~ v1e Of power o.
ise IN said Nerrsse which his become cperavs ne
i H. he ey Il on re 18th s. 1854
isesleek p1,.s Novsnesrs ,.Ss 'No' ,,s,s.ss
NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT-AARON T
~ UNDERHlLL and WALTER uNDERHILL ss4ast MI
cHAEL BLISS fSs Tsns demand "a act 0oai
.Ss rso"n.S to sssrs tie compliant in dis esO R Ss
died tie o. Sc CLERK q h clty ga cSgay Of Ns-.Ysrs
ycur the sd eomrsins on the subscriber a. as once
No 70 Su'ausres IN said Oiy s.nln tr s y So go
.rd you fs the said complaint wton ae tine store
he sur II one hundred ard hyne dollars WITH
twelfth Of November one thousand sish asnissa
TO- 1853 lsl9 lawewsl ROBERT ENsREE Phntias Any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

wEsrcHEsTER Co-Peiiions are being circulated IN
wtscheser County in favor Of ProbbitOry Liquor Law
more but voters to sign them and when all the names
the petition in each town that be had they are
10 be returned to Isaac Oliver No 70 Nassau street New"
York 1t avery important that all friends OF the Name
Law should exert themselves to obtain as many signatures
as possible Can we not get majos,ty in each towa
Try friends.
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Clothing.

ULOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING -
~ CONWAY No 100 Nssssu-st- has Of Fl
Winter Clothing wholesale and retail The prices and styles
defy competition Remember CONWAY, No ee ks~sos
Ann kcwYork
nIEN's and BOYS CLOTHING-At wholesale and
WI retail cheaper The 10 iu. srd
Boys Clothing ready made made 20 order 81 VANDtR
bits No el FuoBst OF Gods Also, Arge &or
s,spt of Furnishing Goods and India Rubber Clothing.
~ J. VANDERBILT. No al Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

The editor Of the MasOne Rsrier for some years has
bsrds In the number fr December usi isued the fol-
loving Don't send n0aey By he mall far al is
stclsn."
The cotton factories Of Allegheny have all ree0mmeGeed
operations and are IN fall headNay under the eleven
hcursystem.
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Uoal


GOAL still sell the best quality OF Coal az re
~ duced prices ysfds 5thi and h sad ,osl VI
King and Greenwich weigh, warranted PETER OLINtSN
NOAL-Pesch Orchard, Red Ash, Nut, 50 p Egg
v Stove 80 White Ash Furnace EEs sad Sow - D
Cumberland the market plce
JACOB WEEKS u,
No. SIC Bcwory an 40 IN 0Teenest, near Aiaiy.
1 ACkAWANNA COAL-FayEaee Lump Size for
Delaware sd Hndfc4 Cana Company, a; N Per
sross lu AID with river freight added Nss York
Afpy itfe Office % hC Company 40 81 Wit- NeR-f ~
DIED and WRITE ASH COAL-Lehigh, direct
Ia d. 1.aes u Naaneh Clules Pea Osshtst gn th'
sFfIotfd Veins OF . fifss le1dHg Natl taln Lef-
rOci One! Cumberland o. RI lowest d rksf pnsa
NkNhl REEVE 10 20 ll.rtg
CoueE g. Clrtl trG Ctnrr, end J5u ED Ne -
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Professional Notifies.

MACHINERY Persons engaged in Constructing
I'VE or Designing requiring Plans Elevations Detail DEAgas
No 81 VIM II. HICKS. Disughtsnan-
WE LIKE to KNOW good talent, from whence
w snd consequently hsen 20 rseonsna 10 Ga,
resdefs DR. OARRAUD, Surgical Dentist ffo We
Medical Faculty Paris he nes s;Tiei asnoa ron aose o.
readers who need good ara peeet pnt az
ths; he practices his art II GIL IL per-
ctp a. brauehes: he alec artificial teeth By new system
In Aur kuswn Nv Tie has kEowlodge received
.cr his t1d 's-so.e d4s'o ets Ia
Of Dentistry. lie also The inventor OF AZ EA "ae1 "a.
IN eus from recedus snd the tartar froln scanasaE Ia the
teeth which rspralv destroys them He se Of me nrst
operator. lis extensive European reputation ohee No
AZ bTosoWsy. n Y.
WILLIAM J. IVES, Attorney and Counsellor and
w Soetor in Chancery Kendall County Illinois VIII
attend promptly eoecti0n OF Claims soas q 1e
Payment Taxes and ether business inusied % Us e 70
Illinois Refers 70 Hon Msttes0n, Hon SAson ~.
uos Hon C. Hayden, Hon J. W. Fowler, No"-fork' d. l.
Johnston Nev--HaVen, Ohio.
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