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TEE THEATRES We perceive from tho programmes Of
the respective places Of that tho managers
have sde excellent dramatic selections for this evening"
Edwin Forrest appears at the Broadway the Raves at
Nblos; Walisck At his theatre; Burton at Chambers
street Mics Julia Dean At the Metropolitan, and at the
Bowery and National theatres very amusing entertain
the drama.
Nr. Fl Lee Of the firm Of Lee Marshall (proprie.
tors Of the National Circus, California; arrived In this
city the steamer PIometheus. september rs and hay
in engaged Of the best talent In this country left
the 3Ufh Of september the Pacific for Eu
rope Tor the purpose OF engaging the best talent there
for bis mammoth establishment in California. While in
poney, by mis- friend, Gen Welsh He has also added
bis stocs and ell. CANT Of dresses ppings
&c and the largest tent raised in California M
Robert Tiffany batter, of this city goes out the
agent of Messrs. Lee Marshall, the ensuing
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News from aexicp.

from the New uresns pics,une Sept. 26l
ny the susana, CAPT Mnranfo, from Vera Cruz, We
to the 9Th inst Tie susanna left Vera Cruz the 9th
inst.
Of tie action IL Guayamss the 18th uit Count
Rstusset Boulbons band AMI the government troo
According TO The account CT the cemmancaut General
Yapez IL pretty eeeperately contested afsr Bou
bon's followers raid TO have been practically com
posed Of french ard Germans The Chiiians and Irish
NAMED fa hfu to the government, and Gen Yanez re-
cords the good service hsy did tie occasion with
isfsc iior.
The government has decreed crcss Of honor for the
generals. chefs and officers who 6stir guiAhed them
selves ia be conflict and medal for tbs soldiers The
acton to to ranked a. against foreign enemy
scp to be pepsonsd and the wounded officers are
be promoted
tndrr the date os August cath decree has besn is
sued prohibiting the discharge Of the c.rgoes of vessels
coming consigned 70 tn sir captains super cargces
c.pt under the respcnsi ty OF esatshee house Of
tie port place in which they nay arrive The dscree
OF tie 10th of Februsy 80 Jar II 10 Opposed to this
decree ia declared imperative.
The Omn,bs OF the 4th ixss, quotes from .he Boeiu
0f0dl Of ChUpsI cingo. parsgrap1 announcing that
the natives Of TAnamasapa. ia tie district OF raps
having rsen 90 behalf Of Alvarez they were attacked
), Ii. q snd
cssps who subsequently, reduced feoAmasaps to ashes
The same paper publshss highly ngr.tuistory pro-
clamation Of Gen TsmArz dated August o. the sue
cess Of the government oops At Ciudad Victoria.
The Mexican government has mp aimed the British
government reference the cond oct of tbs captain
- B. q ship Dido. Who, II will be- reeo,,ected tcoI
possession Of some Mexican prisoners being conveyed
from one point Of the country 10 another ia English
merchant vessel
The Omnibus states that intelligence had been received
from Aguh1s, dated the 18th ut announcing that tho
rebels had beeo defeated At Coslcaman with the loss Of
line Of their rumbsr From Urnapan IL learns that on
the date band Of the 2c8 in mum
her, had entered the place and pilAged stores
burned tome houses routed the picket OF 10 men, killed
the prefect and then marched for Tanctaro and Los
Reyes.
On the 18th between cove nm.nt troops and $50
rebels took place In Pszcuaro In which many OF the
ter were k ed some taken prisoner and 80 wounded
On the goth ut the band OF antonio Gordo and Felipe
ANarsds, consisting Of thirty odd men, sur.
rendered Themselves under the pardon held out BY the
government.
The Sislo TIr Of the sth, announces two or three
olAtr minor Of government troops II aso re-
ports more important 1t rnguindin on the Goth
ut In which 2o7 troops and 300 rebes were con-
cerped.
There are In the pspers before us accounts Of further
ncurfious by the indiana and further rAvages BY the
locusts in various States but the particulars are not
such as reed be detailed TO our readers
The Western (Texas) Sso1 Tmes of the 10th inst
says
Letters from MoncIova dated path August give rs
si later re~ of the progress 0. the revolution Every
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Married.

On Sunday eveorR, October 1. by Rev. Mr.. Scudder
On Thursday evening, september 20, by the Rev Dr.
Smith, JOHN j. GoRNAN TO AsMIA DuYFN, all of this city
In bis city, MI JOHN McGoIuCK, Late Of Quebec, to
Miss LOUISA FoY, late OF Bristol Eng.
Quebec and Bristol, Eng, papers please copy
On Wednesday. September 90 by Rev Joseph Harrison
at his house, No A Thompson street, Mr. JACOB
JOHNSON to Misc MARY AGNES LONG and Thursday Sep
TENDER 49, Mr. JOSEPH Hill to Miss CATHERINE MANsPKLD
and en- Saturday September 80 Mr.. DAVID N BOARD to
Miss DELLA CALLAHAN.
On Wednesday, September 81, by the Rev James Mil.
lett at his residence No 308 Broome street. Mr. GEoRGK
w. SoMRRs to Miss EMRINH CARTWRIGHT: also Mr.. SAMUEL
DREW to Miss SARAH JANE GAiIIKR all of this city.
On Sunday October l, BY the Rev. Evan N johnson,
rector of St Michsels Church. Brooklyn, Mr. CHARLES
scHoFKD to Mrs MARTHA WILSON, both o. Brooklyn
In North Esverstraw on Thursday, September %, by
the Rev W. G. Virgins, W. NIcKgRsoN to y. AaxIIA
BULsoN daughter of the late John J. Bulson.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct q PM-Arr ships Spar, ling
Wave sa1ndsrs Liverpool; Mohcngo tBrl Corish, Lon
Nsx osle; % G.srss snou:. warren, go:soa; sr 8;
set Ne; Sarah Elizabeth, Toothsisr, Harvey Nh;
Alex Miliken Potter New Bedford; Jacob Dock fhomss
and Canton. Kelly, Boston; Globe, Roberts, New York
sssrs sally whe.tsn Ws, Nantuciss John
Proyidsncs; Cambrdgs, York. aad r Abel Dickiuson
Porusnd Globe, Kelly; Isis, Chase Moses Brown Baker
and Elizabeth, Bacon, Boston.
CID ship Sirocco West Mobile brig Delaware Arrsuts
Boston; schrs Pend. Croweil Gem Nye; L L
sharp. Sharp; Norris Chester, Corson; SGman Berry
heN. ProyidtncA. - -
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confidence s satetsoed Ia Jsloo Of the entire suooes
OF the oppopents Of SANTA Anna Rumors had reached
Mcno0va that the Governors of Zsoatscas sAa Luis Pc.
os asd Nsuvs Leon to b role q sxsisss Santa
Anna Preparations we're being made In ursngo foe q
Evne,s' outbreak Ssnaios and soaora. the Gulf Of
California, Are alrsAay issuing pronuncsmsntSs
The crops the intetor Are good much rain mas fallen
in New Leon and Coshuils Nothing said Of the three
American prisoners reported to have been four in
o filthy dungeon at DuraOgo
Some sicknesswas prevailing 1t Durango at last 40
counts.
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LAurcHEp-At Addison, Ne 22d ult BY Nessrs WIN
Nah Sons superior brig o. About $50 called the
Martha Kendall owned by the builders Capt PIummer
70 command her and parties in Boston and intended
Blach Rock Conn 2sh ult bark Of $50 TONS called
the Z Sherwood. intended for . New York and Mobile
packet, to be commaId ed by Capt Hall.
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Celegraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON Oct 2-Arr sAip Hunter, London; bark Island
City. Galveston.
The arrivals Of coasters for the past two dayshas been
trovincee $1,000
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HORRIBLE ATROCITIES UPON AMERICANS.

From the San antonio Texan, Sept. 7th
Five CENT? men arrive1 IN Antonio Sept. who
are just returning from California having by the
overland route from aazatlan, on the Pacific. Their
names and places Of residence arc follows
Richard D. Head, Blob county Georgia: John W. Cole
Holly springs, Mississippi James Schooldeid Hamilton
county Tennessee; David schoolAeld do David spring.
Fort smith Arkansas.
From these persons We learn the folio wing painful
discpsweIn the cite OF Durango, Mexico they learned
the CITY prison. aud they afterwards got permission to
visit them They found them in large stone dungeon
If flthy description that it almost impossible
for vi tiers to remain in the entrance way but few
minutes,
The Americans in confinement wsrs three in number,
and their rsmss srd former places o. resi-
follows VIM. shirley Broome county. Nev York VIM
Rodgers, STARK ceuoty, Ohio John Gaines, Dayton,
Montgomery county, Ohio. These men have been il
this filthy dungeon four yes=s and three months and
during Of this time they CHI 4ined down to
ii floor in where they could not see auy
person but the who fec them thei- starving allow
arce AT he end Of two the huge chains around
their apcles aDd wrists had the flesh off tn the bone
were removed to save cir lives and keep them mise
~ the longer lhe flesh ia partly healed thee
wounda leaving the most heart eickenipg scars which
were all esn by the Ave persons whose names men
toLed above
They that they were prsored on the charge Of
numbering ard robbng man for his money, and they
state clio that from facts ~bic they in pos
session Of the who committed the murder
They have been trying to get trial. but hearing is
refused them They have written letters to the Amer-
can Minister in Mexico several times and they have
reason to believe he has never received them
Our informants learned, from many respectable
spaaisrds in Durango that 1t was Impossible 20 get ev
denoe TO convict them ant the great of the people
believe them innocent 9he youngest thess prisoners
John Gaines of Dayton, Ohio Is only seventeen years
old
The above statement is Of the most reliable character
these Persops witnessed with their eyes, and they
are perons of undoubted varscity, and Of them
have been Do~n to some Of our citizeus
Let the sarm be sounded in the every merican
citizen that three of their brothers confined without
cause, and iamishing with hunger and dying in
chains, in csIk, loathsome dungeon in the city of
Durango Mexico.
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THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXICO.

trfom tno dusln Tmes, Sept. 3.
Col Lane arrived in this city the Cd inst en- route
for his residence from the Ri Grsnde He condrms the
versaon with Col Capistran. It is the dete Minis alton
Of the evolutionary leaders not make great sacr
6c OF life to gaiu Of Matamoras but estsb
h gsrIsoDs at the pasaes Of the sierra Madre keep
out renforosmsuts cut of supplies and force Gen. Vol
to csptue evacuate the city, without regular in
ton Of Gen. Caravsjsl 1t will succeed II Ia sAid that
Gen. Vol sent an express to santa Anna, asking for
achievements and MONEY lie told by hts Serene
resources hs had In hand and could obtain in his do
partment.
The general opinion in Mexico is that Santa Anna 10
preparing to leave the country He Is presented
hAvir invested much Of his possible foreign
securities IT 10 thought he will abandon Mexico the
receipt Of the 81 900 under the Gsdsden treaty
There il no guessing At his movements.
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WI tHAINcIY, ! commi.,s. on

The Arst resolution referred to the Committee on
tht Law Department. and the other two adopted
THE MEETINGS or THE BOARD
be Alderman Of the Seventh ward moved that when
fbe board adjourn II adjourn 70 meet on Wednesday
TN that the stated sessions be Mondays Wednesdays
sna Fridays Or III the number OF meetings be held This
vac opp SEQ w AIerma, Chsupcey Lord and vcorhis
tni tn hLer en- 81 the Seventh ward withdrev his
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cotton The regular nights Of meeting therefore, win
be Mondays and Thursdays
CONSTRUCTION o. THE AMENDED CHARTER.
The report OF the Committee the Law Depsy tment
relative TO the smended charter Of l849, received
and ordered 10 be printed Th committee conclude b.
stating that thes OF epaion that every resolution
which requires the sanction OF the two boards and tbs
approval OF the Mayor must be passed BY mai gritty
OF all the Members elected /, either toard Is provided
BY section OF the amended charter OF lS4s other wise
the resolution will ave no binding legal effect.
TIE rRB DEPARTMENT
The report Of the Committee Of the Fire Department
non copcurring With the Councmen, with . reco nmen
ds'ion that this Boa adhere it, former action Of
polling A. Heath from the Fire apartment. adopted
fepert OF ssmeNon coLcurriLg to build hose
rage for Hose Com psny No. IS. Adopted. or sans
In favor of pepg Feancs Clark AND Edward Fox Of
Epgne Co. No ~ from the Fire Department and Of sus-
pending Charles Ludlum, OF Engine A. for one year
Adopted.
CONQUERED IN
report OF Finance Committee-In favor OF paying John
McGo Slo0 for eamsge done to horse and cart BY
going over the string piece into ths river ct the per
between Roosevelt and Jsmes streets OF ssme-u favor
OF paying $o7 for mu ic At funeral OF Henry Gibson he
last OF the body guard Of Washington OF sams-In
favor Of paving Lee $64 for smmunt for the cele
bTatlon OF Evacuation Day CT same-In favor Of pay
ing d. Wits $50 for removing produce Report Of same
olposed TO pay hire OF horse and wagon for Of SUI
peiintendent OF Lamps and Gas
STATE TAX.
me report OF the O. mmittee Finance in favor Of
making additional appropriation OF S2 900 TO psy
balance due the State, VIA concurred in.
The Board then adjourned 70 Thursday next, At ave
O'Clock.
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BUAKD OF SUFEKV ISUK5,
Der. His Hor the Recorder in the chair TIE
minutes of last proceedings read and approved
Several petitions for the correction of taxes referred
as were also 81 me few bills.
CoRoNER's BILLS
The following bills Of the corone,s so- the quarter
ending 30'h Of september received and referred
From Coroner Wilhelm. 81, 4S7 % Hilton, 81, 2o4 Is:
Gamble 81 ,3sl go, and O. Donns ST. 73e 81. Adjourn
ed to Monday next at o'clccl.
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saGAr ,rnnouan LlsE To rHK W EST.


OAso raiyo~d Basorv to Wheeling, and
there ~tfA ths and spisnaA steamers OF fhs
hss n tAs OHIO, andths stage to ZanesvAe, fe
~ expeditions being completed BY the late
finishing the Board Tree Tunne and road being
stupendous and character.
mail Baltimore ~
directly Wheeling 1850 mes) IA IL W hous,
GLIDING siopages, there day
leaving Baltimore al lay FOR lodging
Cumberland 7s miles, proceed thence Wheeling IA the
morning.
m daily, meeting the from Baltimore the w ash
Wheeling unrivaied OF the Union
this daily
and down the Ohio 10 Gin
and Louisville, where Nashville, &c
and New Orleans packets be taken by those
further
Columbus prefer the land Gin
parts Ohio the West also proceed d
Wheeling Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
National road TO gainesville, and thence
by railroad
find agreeable route, there being
places
f Baggage through from Washington Wheeling
"A charg, Tor transfer of passengers OF baggage
through with TO lie anywhere on the
ouie Washington Wheeling, 80 sos Cincinnati, 81
10 Louisville, Yl2.
the railroad station
Washington, and of the other agents OF the company
WA. PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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uARDWARE AND CUTLEhY.-Tbe subscriber has now
III complete OF goods which have
county Europe and offered
saving of from 10 twenty-five per cent Our aock
comprises
articles every article required about house
Ia under the head of hardware
Building als, hne assortment not excepting sash weights
Scents lb.
Meehanics' tools, every variety, mostly warranted
Leather betting gum hemp packing at Boston factory
prices
Brotbes door springs warranted for four We
lne agents and w dealers factory prices.
York
per cheaper than other styles
All OF advance puneua
by the subscriber.
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign o he Gilt Penn
Noy s-eolm between 10th and lih streets.
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PURSUANT Go "A decree 81 the nigh court o chance
made IN Of Isabella Bird widow,
Charlotte ker aud Others deendaBs the
next of ks to John McDouge formerly Loyds
London undeTwrleT
um kept by Thomas William Nicholson, Invere
burgh In the county of Mid Lothian, North Britain
wick upon Tweed; then of Euip Park Uxbdse
county OF Midiese esquire who died about
May, 1884, by beir solicitors day
OF November next and their relationship the
said John McDougIe, The chambers
liam Page Wood, No II New square, Lincons
Or in default thereof they will be peemrroly excluded
benefit the said
Thursday the seventh day of December O'Clock
Indicating upon the claims,
Dated this 7th day Of August, 1854.
RICHARD BLOXAM, Chief Clerk
ATKINSON n PILGRIM,
Church Court, Loihbury London, Plaintiffs SOLICITOR
sep b-Iamyp'
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mo. 522.l
~ 7 = =
General notice for restoring lands 10 market
ON certain proposed ia iirOads.

VIZ HEREAs hereinafter
sale Except tor pre-
empoa csm by orders of President OF The United States
the The solicitations
anticipation OF being made
aid the and
the further orders when
withdrawal Except since
empon shall be restored market precisely on
the conditions though the had not been
Withdrawn
NouoK Therefore hereby given that aud as Monday e
aih day Of October all the lands Which su 20 0se
witAdaal Except since peemped) sua
ted following States Territory and land dsrict ana pafucu
described withdrawal enumerated below, VIII
again be subject private location and that those town
withdrawal ,he Reservation OF
will be reprocamed ior sale hsres
ter, vii: :. 80. .
Lands in public notice No. 494 August
49, 1885, for the railroad BRANDON MsSspp Montgomery
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Philadelphia College of Medicine

THE winter session Of this institution viii begin October
j 1854.
Full courses OF lectures given both winter
Degrees conferred in March july.
Fees One full Ssi Perpetual ticket $50 Macula
Graduation attended
fun another including graduation fee
perso2 interest taken faculty. welfare and progress
Of student Examinations daily by the
each banc In nh facilities instruction this school
to the country, For further Information, address
r. HOWARD RAND ". u. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Aup l. u
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For freight or pasraRt Apply 10 :. =
EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO.,
No. ST Wall street, N. "
Grown, SIMPLIFY, CO.,
Liverpool
Il O.. ROBERTS d CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
...... j. MUNROE CO.,
10 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
GEO. II DRAPER Hayre
The owners of these will accountable for god
bullion specie eweiry precious stones metals unless bulls
aud the value thereof therein
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RELLsi BELLs' BELIsI-For churches, academies, fac
steamboats,, plantations, made and large aasor
hand by the subscrihe their
ed and enlarged foundry which has been in for thirty
of manufacture
that their bells have world wide caabr for volume of sound
quality The have recently succeeded
applying Of loan moulding in bell casting
which perfect casting and temper and,
their bells
January 1854 hs first premium "a silver meda Of the
New York, all others, several from this
and Europe being in competition and which is the eighteenth
medn besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
hand bells off
weight furnish order chimes
bells kew their
States and Canadas Their haugng comprising and
improvements consist Of yoke
azms upon the bell spring acting
capper, proongng the sound; iron frame tolns
For steamboats, steamships
revolving yoke fancy hanengs IN brass bronze
design, furnished We whole parts
hangng rehang bells OF other upon
being given. Old bells taken in exchange.
all made and
Being immediate connection with the principal
orders
dsspa'ch which, either personally by
.pcciuiy solicited -
A. MENEEIYs SONS,
Feb 2t-dy West Troy Albany Co. N. Y.
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or nonsE,s savuGoRArlse coh,44L,

slEALla RESTORED AND LIFE LEHGlHENhn AZ DIR
dr. me npopeies aIsu,ea 10 Professor Moses nvisans
Cor da deemed iabaoas The public olen deceived
facts a,tesed by witnesses ohe
creduy overrown by mass Of testimony which perfectly IT.
The Elixir remedies in all cases. the deporabs arising
misuse which make the wonder
aneon with that mysterious ussney
and mind 70 the Of ME- TO
the only of communicating ha. energy which
well as the higher attributes beneficial effects
either g amy age ss rne ss n Of S
dePreson The individual suffering from gen
nedne aya relief from The d
To- S Sl
dy There many perhaps, who have ihed with their
s ss WI as
M and will not emily remove the dsor
"e' '''''' w. REBUILD rus Broken CONSTITUTION.
10
quc enumeroe the maades for which This prepare
asa headache ncpien paralysis hyssra, ?ap
e Is @ nnmnes
liver depression. weakness Of e y ndposion
inability place posidon the
X
tendency miscarriage emncaon, and all complaints growing
proceed ro organic beyond the reach of medicine
5 arc from
AonsE's INvIeoRArlss sLluR
will replace weakness with strength ncapac with efficiency
regularity with uniform an and natural activity and this no, only with
mind that all maadies wherever they begin
" as nnd
disease the Elixir Cordial the
only reliable preparation know.
CURE ov NERVOUS plsxAHEs
No language convey an idea Of The Immediate and
taed Whether t.eken
ansd Al biassd sse and built
The mental and physical SYMPTOMS Of nervous disease vanish
itR
the reIef for the corda properties OF
nal condition. Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
of,e nineteenth century as the frs. scientific man in the
world would have admitted that miracle OF medicine heretofore
supposed to have no existence.
4 rrrnuLAxr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION.
exLsSced the with OPIUM alcoholic
preparations and axri.sp effect Of brief
s m %ay re- aa n % n hui nj
wl.noq. single in IT, non sp,s Its
!on excitement, tendency
"sss ss IF memory eonion sddnsss
meanchoy sfs debility hystsa wsichsdness thoughts Of
prosraon, ahity nervSsness inability TO sleep, diseases
ia sas a s "a
fSfr nfasi an' romance 10 '' 'A'''
Of bottle bloom and vigo changing the skin
pale, yellow ckIy Color beautiful ford complexion
MoRsE's NvIsoRATIsa ELxIH
the maea mca hitherto uneard
ola stimulant without reaction.
medical and institutions Of Europe 70 be
Ab
his by wonderfully nvaorang
the eshanaless visor eIbed BY Arab sexes
their desert lgages attributable to the use of this vazng
Morsea Inysoaspg Cordial has been counterfeit
In future all The genuine Cordial win have .he Eqreprs fac
20. o v n' S"a ns
Ring proprietor NJ.
Is s. gf VI nfn SoR ST.
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Tha, the districts lands sube
Natchtoce Louisiana notice No. 49, Dece
the railroad from Shreveport to vicksbus in said
State aud of which
56 subject entry again the eth December 1884,
time fixed i'm said notice respective registers
of named will carry
witAo awaiins further pstyusions from Ais office
Given under my a General Land Office the
Washington fifth day September, Ammo Domir 1864.
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
6-2aw6w Commissioned
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SOMETING NEW.-ln OF the bfal patronage
bessged Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor made
Mr. Verge, artist from Lond
daguereoypss wD be coored with briancy and dua
mathod,
beauty effect detail paintings
ladies and gentlemen
their enQasemenis advance, and their miniatures
the designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers Pernsyvone avenue between * and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Ib-hH
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frIIE Pension Laws aud koUnty Land I.nxys-A NJ
Analytical Digest with the Decisions of Secretaries Opn
General
scnbed by the Pension Office. Explanatory Comments III.
whole arranged be Ineligible every claimant by f.
9, Tnpe late chief clerk in the Pension Office
of $50 octave pages, bound Pdce S.
Sep 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.