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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
n HODG MAN. 27 Maiden Lane q

n HODGMAN. 27 Maiden Lame and
IL. 80 fassaU street, invites the stten-
ton OF h former GU. toners and merchants gene
raj v Particularly Wholesale Buyers, 70 his n msnse
stuck Of INDIt RUBBER GOODS which k- hiss
on had and is dsily receiving from his Fsctp
-i.s, in ludiny-
'0AT-, LIFE PRESERVERS,
CApES. WHIPS,
GLOVES. CARRIAGE CLOTH,
PANTS, PIANO GOV ERS.
OVER tLLs, MACHINE Betting,
LEG;iIS,iS, ENGINE PACKING,
CAPS. CIR TON HOSE.
REEFING JACKETS,
Ard every description Of Rubber Goods manufic-
tur,d
The u'ation Of my goods for their excellent
Qual II is well established 70 render any far
ther c-mmenfatioa entirely supsrluHus IL affords
me gr,a: ! assure TO irf I'm WHOLESALE Buyers Of
RUBBER CL0TUISG.
That tnat lei u Offer them in, ucements TO
purcba sup ricr 20 wha' have heretofore and rs
firmly believe superior 20 any that have been, or
can be offered them elsewhere
Orders respectfully solicited and attended with
promptness and despatch by
ID H0DGMhN,
q Maiden Lane 50 Nassau Street, New York.
feb l7-6w
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

IN STAR COMPANY.
Engagement Of Mr. EDWIN FORREST.
THIS ErENLNG will be performed
METAMoRA.
Overture by the Orchestra
To conclude with the farce Of
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, parquet, and
third tier 50 ceuts reserved snd orcbessrN ses g
cents; family circle and eOlOred gallery IS cents.
Doors open ~ 6sZ, to commence NJ O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

q AMUEL G. FLAGG will exhibit in the Rotundo
y CT the Capitol, from o'clock to IL m On MON
DAY, the goth of February, bis Motive Power, for
the observance of the members of both the Houses
Of Congress, and many citizens of tie District
may choose to visit. feb 1S-lts
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BIRTHNIGHT BALL.

THE MECHANICAL ARTILLERY
ID ESPECIALLY announce to the citizens Of Al
II exaDdria and its yicin ty that they will give a
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC. AND FANCY
II a
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DISLEYA GOODALL's vARIETE.
IL = mr. 9ooDAbI and MKt. ell ADSfANE.
THIS EVENING win be performsd
EE THE COkslCAN BROTHERS.
The evenings entertainments 10 conclude with
W0MAN'e RIGHTS.
Prizes of Admission :-OrcheStra chairs IS cent?:
dress sircle, 50 cents: gentleman accompanied by
two ladie-, 81; family circle Is cents
Doors open at 6lz-commence at "a o'clock.
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HS Attention, Montgemery Guard.
u A The members OF this corps viii meet at their
IN IN armory on TUESDAY MORNING, the 2lst in
ii slant, at O'Clock, for the purpose of receiving
the Washington Greys of Philadelphia.
By order of Captain Key:
THOS. McEMRY,
feb 1S-2ts Orderly Sergeant.
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IRON PLANO STOOLS

IRON PLANO STOOLS.
A SUPPLY Of the absve beautiful, cheap, and du
"A rsble Stools Just received. Call early 70 make
ee!s:tion. HILBUS HITT Music reIot
fob 1T = -
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- NEW YORK HATS.-Beebe's Hats for the
| Spring of 1854, are for sale at
- STEyENS'S Salesroom,
feb 1876 Browns Hotel.
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LHOUND-0n the evening of the 18th instant, on
Il the steps Of the National Theatre, gold PEN.
Gil CASE. If the owner will call on ii. n. Steele.
Chief of Police, and psy for this advertisement, he
can get the same feb 1S-1t
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THE NATIONAL Patriotic POEM,
l. BY Estwick Evans. Price Csc. For sale BY
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
+ Jan 26-6 - "a .f . g It'll street.
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of Guadalupe Hidalgo, in 1913, is said to have
been the precedent proposed to be followed.
A willy old Senatorial fox or badger, we learn,
said they'd had enough of that. He added
that all which had come out of that affair,
was that the Senate had footed the bill for his
board at some six dollars per diem-champagne
wine and canvasback ducks included-for the
time he was in custody; had paid Robert
Beale. late Sergeant-at-Arms, two or three
hundred dollars for fees and extras for his
guardianship; and Reverdy johnson or Rich
ard S. Coke $500, more or less, for legal advice
in the premises. The sum and substance of
this willy old Senator's advice being, that none
of the proceedings in that the Nugent case
should be published, unless the Senate are am
bilious of being laughed at He is said to
have protested, in conclusion, that no such
proceedings should be again had. For our
part we think they ought to send for Bennett
and US, and for Miss Euphemia Spriggens, our
informant in the premises, who is supposed to
have received her information from not less
than three Senators. This momentous resolu-
ton is, as yet, undecided
The Accounts Of an Officer in Arrears
Under the practice prevailing at the Treasury
Department, when an officer is in arrears to
the United States and fails to account for and
pay into the Treasury the sums for which he
may be liable, the stoppage of his eom,penSa-
ton, which is required by the act Of January
Is, 1928, includes the additional pay for re-
sponsibility of clothing, &C., allowed by the
act of March 2, 1927, as we'll as his regular
monthly pay His allowances for subsistence,
fuel and quarters, are exempted from stoppage
under former decisions of the accounting Off
GERS, sustained at the time by the opinion Of
the Attorney General.
The Ship Defiance Affair.-It will be rec
objected that months ago, the American ship
Defiance, Captain McCenren, was grievously
maltrcated by the Peruvian authorities at the
Chincha Islands. Subsequently, after the
usual amount of backing and filling, the
question Of the damages to be paid by Peru
for that outrage was referred for settlement to
the Peruvian Minister here and the U. S.
State Department. We hear, incidentally,
tn at these parties have come to an agreement
at last, as to how much is to be paid, and to
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MILITARY BALL,

NHE PERSON who has lost 4 large aud very
handsome DOG is rsauested 10 call for II at the
'eruvian Legation, stre e. neac Sd.
f.h ~ Oh
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Military Agent; United States Journal; W. s. H. NJ. Y.
L.; Penham Committee.
Feb Is, 1854. JAMES @. BERRET, p NJ.
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ARsirs IN Costa Rica.

Webaye received files of papers from San jose to
the 2Sd ertembeh ahcy contain whatever OF
any Importance ard Go not give us later dates fro
other Central American States.
The Gaceta Of the 18th September, in article the
condition of ,papish America thus up the history
OF Il Central and Southern Stetes:-
The revolution of sexco has ended in the tyranny OF
Santa anna. and the cismembe aud sale of its
territory TIE revolution in vene zuela has nded the
tyranny Of Nor sgas the third part Colo abba has
the patrimony Of sioge family and the stand
Of rebel ion is waved in every province The revolu
ton Of New Grenada has ed in the tyranny of Meo
in combat for tie atorehfp between mobocracy aud
ac.cusm, While anarchy is waiting to seize upon the
spoils The revolution in Peru has endei in quarrel
between covetousness en ambition for the Presidency
which has been most lucrative business The revolu.
ton in Bolivia has net only entsled civil strife has
dravn the country into foreign warfare. The revolution
in tcus dor ha ended in permanent conspiracy, and in
he government being placed In outlawry The
ton in Central America has ended Ia the law Of rets-
ton ostueeD Guatemea and Honduras in reciprocal az
gTessons the part of BOTH in strife for two princ
pesone that would place absolutis in the dem ,cracy
The other that would pacs sbsoutsm In authority Tho
resolution in Nicaragua has ended In . like that of
the Guelphs and Ghbelns-ths government unable to
triumph the faction, and the f. ton unable to
triumph over the government. The revolution which
everywhere pervades our so-now by the diplomacy Of
Senior souier and BY the OF Captain Hol
Hrf-has enuso IN our unfortunate nationality being
confined between two the violence
and frstricde of the foreigner Lynch Law and
anarchy.
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Tho Turf.


cENTRKvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTINd.
trotting match came off yesterday afternoon b.
tween g. Ned end b. g. Jim, mile heats in harness,
which afforded considerable amusement to the specta
tor The match advertised to b for $780, but after
scoring few times the Of Ned concluded to pay
forfeit and draw his horse The betting previous to this
was one hundred to thirty in favor Of jim, aud his
bake not wishing to lose the chance Of having race
offered to trot Nod, mile heat, for fifty dollars against
thirty This was accepted, and the horses
sean put in readiness for The betting ranged
at ten to two in favor Of jim On the first heat Ned cas-
q shrc, and and was beaten two or three lengths A
blacksmith sent for, and the shoe replaced On tbs
second heat, Ned overlook Jim at the half mile POLE
passed him, and came Eome winner by half dozen
lengths This puzzler for the hackers Of Jim they
were taken implicitly aback, and began to look for
chances 10 hetge, without success. one hundred to
thirty offered on Ned, and Hirsm Woodruff
gagged 70 drive Jim the remainder Of the Ned
the third heat haney he had the eesond proving
hinsefa 'pslter" Of considerable speed The follow
ing s the mary -
MONDAY, Oct o-Trotting match, milo heats.
G. Scarf nsmed b q Ned ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l
9. Burton ed b. jim. 2 2
Time, 24sH-2A5-2AbK.
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Court OF General sessions.


OcI. q.-Burgory in the third degree "ill:am Harris
snd Charles hsssei wee put upon their trial for
brf hpR into the store of hamilton farili, the night
Of The 2sth September last aud stealing thence qusn
tity Of boos and shoes The fact OF the burglary
proved by the ouDor who dspcsed that he had locked
up Biz premises lie previous (Saturday) evening" and
returrsd on tie Msnsay mnrnin, Tba cyime vas nc
fastened on the oncrs by the police officer, who
found them both early the morning OF the 25th ia
Mulberry street pear Prince, carrying off their booty.
Jhey in meosty arrested and furt1er investi
CATION goads discovered in the house Of Henri Lin
cinnsD 5 Ihry size street, the pace Indicated by the
noptr Harris II vas contended Tor the defence that
iheI evidences TO coavict DIESEL, a, the only
proof tganst him his being founi ia company with
HsrIis Vfrd'ct Of guilty sgsinst both
Psrfy lirdmE sito INDICTED Tor the same bur-
esry. Bugq,ais tOols part q the sto goocs
thove stated, we're found by the polio officer on his
Iemses. The jury Ia this returned verdict Of
BDs guilt.
SentEod --Jsmes shsthsn, convicted Of assault
tp" fAttsrJ utop Nsry eehsn vas sen'eroed TO two
o. he " pr meht ia the Itbeptisry Betsey Ross
(rcit'dl convicted Of ,. ALI watch worth so, was
ttntspceo N the state prison Tor two years
The toutt ihen Adjourned.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERA]


1he renarks in yesterdays HERALD in relation to the
loss Of human life ut tho ferry bridges will do good We
heep record Of eli the cases Of ma row escape from
drowning OF Injury, aud of loss of fe at the ferry
bridges. that se hear of, that chroniced the
city papers ard this record presents fghtful cata-
cgue-t will be printed, enclosed with black lines and
presented to the ext Iegislature
At The last session of the legislature Mr. Spencer of
New York. Introduced bin 10 the Senate requiring the
New York ferry COMPANIES TO provide life gates at the
ferry Bridges; bat it ~as o2possd the part of the
ferry comper les; and me promise Of of pria-
opel managers Of the Union Ferry Cen papy that thy
would do something immediately aSou. oates, 1t vas
SLOWED Iest Nothing 10 the shape Ct gate has ossn
provided, ard he consequences is that 10 the last ten
day three lives bave teen lost. Formerly, bell was
rurg whsn he boat ready to leave the bridge, AT
even this precau.ion IL omitted A loose chain is
hung tho end Of The boat not to life,
eet renark Of of the Judges Of courts that
tie company must put something up. Ts may send
you the long catalogue to publish when you spare
room tor it's insertion, Il. MERI AM.
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WOMAN Male ATTIRE "A susticous icDsing PEI
eop. dressed IN sailors stre nouced IN Bs3ford
avenue by privas wstctmsn Doves, NJ a la'c honr
eu n<isy evepfpg Trs person turned quito rAu,
rcsidssg In Cold street Bro kyp who staei chat sne
30 m search of her ,sbsnA who hsd yecsa u resa teA
from Long voyage, but bid not mate his appearance
a. home she I'D assumed this sgnise heievsg tDlt
ehc you'd be more successu Ia ,retiLg our her at
busespd. Rather than eay visit 10 th' c9ts, sta
nrou,,se 20 rciurn nome and dispense ~ith til Jack
Tar garments.
Ioox orr ron RAG renRs.--Ycstsrday mor5i1g, b.
tveon q and c'c ocS rag picker, wing her Anne as
Clnistiaoa ebetcnEnsr, ~es asrssted in Son ftrst
r,reet sereo,b y X. Chaplin, ON sns2.s@n OF
l,yr sedan coppsx Settle worth about rs, which she
Red slowed ave. 10 the sack. The accused was com
FITTED 70 the sells by Justice Boswell
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

4. NJ.
BEEADsTrrFs Floor was in better demand, at i'm
proved rates The sass incuced bols-o-dinary 10
choice state q, as7 e2 mixed to fancy Western
IS 50 373, with 400 bbls Canadisn in boud at about
81 So and 2Ct0 bbls Southern at 81 IS 81 rs for the
neal brought Only 81 Is per bbi wheat was more &C.
i've. The sales embraced $50 bushels Genesee white
At private bargain 5000 Inferior TO prime southera
ditto at 81 SO 81 72 1900 southern red As aud
5000 fair to good Canadian white, in bond at 81 40
81 TO- There we're likewise sold 800 bushels rye 81
Oats were unchanged
DRIVE Yard to-day 2,2s2 beef cattle; offered during
TIE week. 7s6. We suboin the OF the week ia
de all together with thu section Of country whence the
supplies came:-Beef ca tile by the Hudson River rail-
roed $50 head Hudson river boats 2s2; Erie rairoad
6l3; Harlem railroad 4O4 From Illinois, on cars 800:
ont % me-.
on foot 90; Pennsylvania on foot, SIS; yrsinis on
foot T. Indians on cars So Other stock the Erie
caivs, -; veal calves $40; sheep and lambs 1882;
swine 50 The prices Of beef cattle to-day from
prices stil to fair mark Towards tie clo.e the
market quite dull With about 500 head left over uu-
sold Cows and calves, sheep, lambs and swine in
60 SO cows and calves, $50 Sos 5o veal calves sh
weaht) 4c &C. sheep - s. SO lambs 81 SO $4f6;
fed &C. &C. At Bro vnpg $50 beef cattle 40 cows and
calves, 100 veal calves and SAL sheep and lambs
Market prices 90 to g
and from $45 to $50 for extras Veal calves sold
&C. to 5Hc per pound live weight sheep brought 81 80
to % sos 81 lambs ~ rs to - So At Chamberlains
(Hudson liver Bulls Heao) the market has been active
with good prices The supplies Of thu dsscrip
tons Of stock are much larger than those Of previous
veal calves ard sheep and lambs Beeves are half
dollar better sales ranging at from ~ so to $40 co.
Cows and calves at former 6guressay from $40
to $780, accort ing to quality sheep hardly arm;
quote from 81 so to So Lambs lower sales from 81 IS
to s. At OBriens 4lS beef cattle, l26 and Calves
and "a veals saes Of besves at from 50 to $S. Cows
and calves at from sos to $40 AL sold.
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SEizuBr OF BREAD ron LIGHT WEGHT.-Hgh
Ccns'aee Bsershsli this morning sEtred tins premises
OF baJes Esii Inn ara ssigc5 sit Of fresh hresd,
unde, tto spppoeii tba. IL short OF weight Uo3n
bcypg Rhes clgt tive ,oave1 wera touad BE-
from Nv" -four short wcghs. otoer iosges Of
b. cad that Only steft werg gwen %
Mr. Vail The brenr was hroueht "a the Court touse
ard tho pro s'Ctt tsieo a. nytsHg.e he mat y .
fore The police court fry BH9goy ca 6,
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CoIToS--1he market was frm with moderate sales.
FSKIGR1sRates to Liverpool steady, with rather
mere Offering About 80 COO bushels Of corn were
gagged st4hd IN ships bags; 1000 bales o. cotton at
I'd for compressed, and SD fer pressed 100
tens ci case at lis Cd and go tors dead regh., by
clipper, at 1ts To Bremen lot Of hides taken ct
&c FER ID 800 tbls rosn, at Is Cd and LOCO bales
tobacco at p. q t. To Havre rates were quist, at
Lac weeks rates, and but little offering. he Pampero,
ior laho'I 10 Iacied very htte OF beng fu and was
for easuyement goods in loading vessels, about
so cents p<r foot measurement.
rRovEIoSs--Pclk was in lively demand. The sales
ched 400 bbs, at $12 IS $l2 37 for mess, here
and to arrive shortly and $l l2 Sill Is for PR
Cut meats wee neglected Some 500 bbls lard fetched
lOsc ltysc per 10. There 175 obs beef Sold In
lots, at former figures Batter and cheese we're unal
tered.
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Showing an increase ,295 %
ibis may sp,ear to Re small increase but it must
be recoeeed that the is less han forty miles long,
running through broken, unsettled country, and ter
minating in the woods four miles from any lead
ing road Towns springog up along tue line of tie
road, and business increasing daily.
The gross receipts for the month of September on the
Niwsukie end Mississippi Railroad foot up SO 24e 90
Total for eight months preceding 244, 294 10
Giving total for nine months Of . $50. 1904 52S AZ
The gross receipts for tho month 81 septem-
Tot. for eight months preceding 1ossss Il
Total for the first nine months of 1883 $3.50 122 81
This shows increase in tho receipts of s16 49,
equal to more than 100 per cent.
The Cumberland Miners Journal Of the 9Th inst says
The transportation Of coal to be falling Of in
quantity, which 10 principally owing to the low state OF
water in the canal (which has almost irey stopped
navigaton), and the limited accommodations afforded
For the week ending Saturday the soth ult 1857 II
tons descended tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; and
sec 10 tons were transported over thBatmors and
For the same timo there were transported over tho
railroad Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company
5699 IA tors ard the Mount Savage Iron Companys
railroad, 4l76 tons, making the total amount forwarded
from the whole Frosburg region for the week, 9s75
During the tame time there we're transported from
the WesteInport Iegon over Tie Railroad Of the George
Creek Coal and Iron Company, 3s4s Is tons, making
The shoe amount forwarded from the different local..
ties for the week is IS 224 q tors and for the
49, OF TOYS CT which $50 COS 90 tons forward
cd by the Baltimore ard Ohio railroad, and 1l3 ITO Is
tors by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
The receipts Of coal from the schuyk and
Lehis regions fer the last week and tie season. are
stated Is follows by the M.ners Jo,ynd'--
Resdi,g rsilrosd...... so f79 1673oe3 1881, $50
SchuvNil canal. 9t3 7S0,742 $50 GAO
Lehish canal......... .4o,S75 914, 1888 7S2, ass
Total tonnage. ,367,973 1884, 55
Tie annexed statement exhibits the average daily cir
cuon OF the leading departments of the banks Of this
city, for the week ending Saturday morning, October
1S5A-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, Oct v-sP NJ
Thars was very heavy market this marnip, ami tina
tendency throughout downward The decline WAS
pretty general but not any great extent. At the
board Illinois bonds fell off u per cent; N. j. Zinc =,
Cumberland Coal, al Ha,eu u Erie RAILROAD ston.
inston 4 Residing Railroad, r. Cleveland Toledo Rail
read, l. Erie Income bonds advanced per cent Hudson
River Railroad, -; Michigan Central Railroad a. The
transactions continus limited The principal of
this duness and doubtless found In the ap
prehensons entertained relative TO the statement Of the
banks. The large shipments of spesie during the past
week have created impression that the banks will
show great diminution in the specie department TIE
effect the money market and upon the stock mar
let is already visible, and it probably viii continue
until the outward of specie partially ceases
We cannot look for any relief Of Importance 10 thst
way for weeks, but when it comes, IL will
be permanent. The operations in stocks GO not show
the resi- feeling Of spectators. The sales
forced by the stringent money mari et and holdsEs
generally have much confidence in the future that
where parties PEELED to realize TO meet pressing
wants. the quantity Of stock is bought in again on
time, buyers option. In this way they serve any ia
vorabe turn that take place. at all events have all
the advantages Of time. The from Califorpa Is
goodbetter than snticipated-and the remttancss of
gold larger than usual. The drafts for s70oo0 the
Assistant Of this port brought By the steam
ship Northern Light equal t, much specie, for
they viii transfer that amount from the Sub Treasury
to the vaults of banks This added to the gold dust
and bullion, win make aggregate By the two steamers
Of upwards of two million six hundred thousand dollars
The con mercal advises from San Francisco are OF =
more encouraging chaiact Trade was gradually but
steadily revivirg
After the adjournment CT Ito boari the following
sales of bonds and stocks made at auction
$4,000 Y and N. Haven RR rs 1866 Int. added 7o,s
1900 Mansfield and sandusky City LIST mort co. 90
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I'M w rUEIJCATI&yNG.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDITIONS OF hR HOLLTCK's
81 celebrated books on Physiology add Medicine, fos
gentlemen and married people. Number called fTne
Gui6e' or Married Persons Private Gorcp Anion II
contains ever, tbirgphy soloeicai and medicslths,
can he required to be known ny the nsrr those In
fencing TO marry. far whom it il specially itseaded
Number H. lie called "1he Male sys'ern snd Is intended
exclusively for gentlemen L. cnutsirs every thn<
hhr to the physiology ard dsrar gcment e. which the
fyiems are liable with the of prevention
storation ext oil ase These books tbs
only q the krd published here and the infor
msticp they contain not he ocnd aoy where eis
In the Ell glish lanpusee They strictly mora, scsn
t6c and practically ufeful ard shouc ne read ny all
Each beck il we'll bound snd contains near Eve hundred
pages with numerous ard colcrt0 plates The prizes
OF eli book Is one collar They published by
STRONG, q8 Eeesau set, who will tcod either by
free, to any pert recivcg the monee and address
To be had also II all boot keuem these
are by Dr. Hoick tha wen known aunor and lecturer
over half million copies have been sod
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TT g. NAVY SAILORS AND 0lTtEFs EXTRA Pa
" promptly paid bounty land warrants OF aimed
bought sud sold peosi procured, balances heir
of deceased u. s. s.amen collected and all tind, o
claim saDst the u s recovered by
EDWARD BtSsFrL
Agsrt, and late purser U. d Navy, 81 walst