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JOHN S. MANN.

yISlTERS TO THE METROPOLIS!
DERS0NS visiting Washington, and in want of
Il Boots or Shoes, are invited to call and examine
my stock, which comprises good an assortment of
Ladies' Gontlemon's Boys Youths, Misses, and
Chidrens Shoes, can DO found in the city Prices
moderate JOHN A. RUFF, Penn. avenue,
Jan ii. Between Al and 9th SITS, Washington.
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS,
Who Seek their Supplies IN our Market.

nNE PRICE ONLY. We are now in NEW
" STORE, which was erected expressly for us. We
think il the most comfortable and best lighted store
room in the city; and with increased room facilities
and experience, deemed quito ample, wo shall deal
LARGELY in
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j. +. ASPER,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Warren, Trumbull CO., G
IA Office No. 81 Market street Jan. I'd
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ALDEN'S CREAM COFFEE,


|, ALDEN'S CREAM COFFEE,
DREPARED from pure Java Coffee from which
Il cup Of Clarified Coffee swectcned and crenmed
DO made in minute, by dissolving II in hot
SHEKELL 4 BAILEY,
Successors to J. B. Kibbcy 4 Co..
Jan. 4-d6t No. 8, opposite Centre Market
ALBERT G. BROWNE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, and Agent OF the
~ Boston Hemp Manufacturing Company. Gangs
Of Rigging and Manila Cordage American, Russia,
and Manila Hemp, for sale.
Jan. 6-d3m No. 1852 Commercial st., Boston.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,
A ND English Sauces, viz Gherkins. Mixed, Pic
N caliIiy, Chow Chow, Walnut, Caulifower, Eng
lsh of both Crosse Blackwcls and Batty's export
alton d
Crosse 4 BiackwelI's celebrated Onion Pickles
Mixed Mangoes Martinas, Onions, CauliHower, Red
Cabbage American
Van Benschoten aud Wells Provost, New York
Lee A Perrin's celebrated Worcestershire Sauce in
quarts, pns, and half pints, late importation.
Also John Bulls, Harvey, Reading, India Soy, Els.
scnce Of Anchovies, and Lobster;
Crosse a Blsckwelrs and Whybrow's Eng Mustard;
Louis Frcres French Mustard
English refined Table Salt, in jars.
SHEKELL a BAILEY,
Successors to John p. Kibbey a co.,
Jan. 3-dlwf No. opposite Centre Market
SCALE PADDOCK, WHITE FISH, DUN
FISH
MO. scale Haddock, in IS Ii. kits and barrels;
IN White Fish, in Is ID. kits and barrels
Dun Fish, host quality;
GRAND Bank Goldfish
Scale Herring in boxes;
No ] Mackercl, large, in barrels;
No2 do. in balfs and barrels
SHEKELL A. BAILEY,
(Successors 10 John b Kibbey \ Co..
Jan 1--dlwif No 8, opposite Centre Market
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK,

ANOTHER NEW BOOK,
By The Author Of tie Vide, Vide WorM'
CtARL his Christmas Stockings. Beau
~ tifully illustrated. Price, rs cents gilt SIPS.
The Bow in the Cloud or, Covenant Mercy for the
Afflicted. Numerous engravings Price, $3.50
Glad Tdings; or, The Gospel of Peace. Price, SO cts
Popular Legends of Brittany Illustrated. Price, rs
cents.
Spiritual Progress; or, Instructions in the Divine
Life Of the Soul. From the French of Fenelon and
Madame Guyon. Price, rs cents
Tho Old and tho Now or, Tho Changes of Thirty
Years in the East By Vim. Goodoll. Price. $125
Old Sights with New Eyes. Price, 81
Conversion: It's Theory and Process By Rev. T.
Spencer Price, $l25.
Autobiography of Rev. J. Finley or, Pioneer Life
in tho West. Price, ST..
Men. BY Robert Turnbull, ID. ID. Price, $l.25.
GRAY a. BALLANTYNE, 7th St,
Jan 4--d2 2 doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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DUTCH CHEESE-DUTCH HERRINGS.
GENUINE "Edam " Cheese, in cases of 2 dozen
~ each, in prime order Genuine Dutch behring's,
in small kegs, in good order.
SHEKELL BAILEY,
Successors to j, B. Kibbcy Il Co..
Jan. 2--d6tif No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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CALyERLEY r. HOLMES,

MANUFACTURERS and Importers Of britannia
wi Ware, Tea and Communion Sets. Ice Pitchers,
&C.. No. 100 Race Sassafras street. above Third,
opposite tho White Swan. Philadelphia. Dec. I--6m
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS AT SHILLING
TOMS BOOKSTORE.
A NNuALS Of the most splendid binding. Elegant
IN editions Of the Poets
A beautiful assortment of Juvenile Books. Episco-
pal and Catholic Prayer Books, Toy Books, Porto
lios, Portmonnaies, Albums, and everything in the
fancy stationery line, for sale ut
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Odeon Buildings, cor Al st. and Pennsylvania av
In p 1U
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EZRA C. SEAMAN.

NINA =. DENmHN,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Detroit Mich
gan, will practice in tho State and United States
Courts attend to securing ind collecting debts, and
to titles to lands in any part of the State
Of Michigan. JAN Cd
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D. CAMPBELL

D. CAMPBELL,
SADDLER, Harness, and Trunk Maker, Pennsyl-
~ vania avenue, few doors east Of the National
Hotel, City Of Washington Jan q I'm
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE
DEEBES NEW YORK HATS for tho spring of
- 1854. The second supply of the above elegant
Hats this day received at STEVENS'S
March 7. Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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BEEBE'S NEW YORK HATS.
SPRING Fashion for 1854, with other new and
~ beautiful styles A full assortment in store at
LANES Fashionable Hat, Cap
and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
March 8. Penn. av, near Al street.
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THIarY.THIRD coEGREss--rIRsT SESSION.
Senate, Thursday, March i6, 1854.

Senate, Thursday March i6, 1854.
The Chair laid before tho Senate commu-
nication from the War Department, trans
hitting the report Of the Board of Commits
sioncrs appointed TO investigate the claims
against the United States arising out Of the
war. III California; which was read, and after
some remarks by Mr.. Gwin, urging some
speedy action on the claims, it was referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
After the presentation Of petitions and ma
king Of reports !.
Mr.. Rnsk reported bill to establish q mail
route in California; which was considered and
passed
Mr.. Dodge, Of Iowa, reported bill regula-
ting the issuing Of patents in cases of Louisiana
private land claims, and the same was consid-
cred and passed.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
OF the resolution respecting tho right Of the
Hon. 8. 5. Phelps to retain his scat Us Senator
from Vermont
Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Toncey addressed the
Senate in opposition to the right Of Mr.. Phelps
to retain his seat.
Mr.. Geyer followed in support Of the claim
of Mr.. Phelps and
Mr.. Stuart replied.
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE,

SliIRTS in every variety Of style and quality. Gen.
~ temen in want of good-ftting shirt can be suit
cd in style quality, and price. ut STEVENS'S
March 2. Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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nj. SNYDEI

M. SNYDER,
BANKER and Exchange Broker, National Hotel
ID Building Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
city, ID. G. Jan. III.
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1hre sis~s', ~ he. ~ 81 asiriais
lrsq'ees.s' frcgp,ssiy b. e'.sars lAef
ioss itt ysssipglrai iessigsnrs = ei'isa.
~,sin reasansaas lssuifs. !. highly onn.
dvcts no oulg - So glalanziiso "
ihe Si9sshs. bat 10 she ffsnoasaa n
hcsitA Ia eur o.n sprsse,. ilis pro.
len'i'y y si'is inTiy dispissei. ana she
n,crss.iy ior ~ rratlanaSsa. u ,ac4s.
lessis, S'apasraiea by tho fa,s ilss'
iadi, -issis csadaea fsr asy osa.i.i,rs-
he hnrih u iime 10 he sam, died. are
mud u,ofe hsble to ais,sss AID loss a
hail. than those vhs niaiss IN = -.
iie'y. Tls,s 8. s,inosa By TIE extreme
rfcsslsf,os Q, si,ose fatal faaia1ies ai,sn.
sihr iong voyages. where ,i,e s~smeu
sie necessarily restricted fof months 70
the sans raiicns. DoF1 cats. and ether
So'oeaios'ed saiusals. con6ecd for an
apdas l-'iod 10 oos sors Of food. though
i hs u a character naturally sdatssd 10
their wants. hss~iseen known to sieken
and de. The only erecP.ioa 10 this
rals, perhaps. l, fosad In ibose snoma.
ioas cases whcrc ibr food l. 81 thc sim.
plcsi and most humble Kinds: as for IN.
s,Ance. the potatoes o, the Irish, and The
no less simple Alimeni Of the people un.
der the tropics.
a consideration u this fact is Of The
Ersaiesi consideration 10 farmers, who.
though Frequently guided In the treat.
DeHi u their domestic animals by the
most bensrolen, sympaihies. are yet H..
able 10 err, and eommi, involuntary mis-
takes on nature. purely through mis-
conception Of the necessities imposed 10y
an irriversiLle nsioral la~. In feeding
cattle Of Nil kinds, II will be found that
a variety Of food is always better than
sn UNMARRIED course. The same article
fall-, 10y repetition. upon the palate, and
dislike Ia cngcndercd for food, which,
though nairiiive and rapid enough in IL.
self, when crased by the appetite, long
and compulsory hsbiiuaiion deprived of
oil is natural attractions. and invests
with attributes that cause Il 10 be CON
ienPlaieSl, even in hunger, with loaih.
ing and disgust. ~ r. Farmer.
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IMPURE LAsGUGAE.-Tbe re are
some habits which W. can never entire
" annihiialc. after We have once form.
ei them. The use Of impure language
!. one Of those habits Il may be sub.
doed and slomber for years, lill il. ex-
isience is almost forgotten. and then, In
the deliriam Of fever, il may suddenly
burst forth, 10 the astonishmenl Of MI
who listen. May devoted Christian
IN The delirinm Of sick bed, has shock
cd his friends by the use Of profane or
obscene language, which could be ex.
planned only by the fact that lac had
been familiar with such language in
early life In reading the memoir Of
DIR. Grant, the missionary to The Mes.
tor'ans, was s;roak With fact relating
to bic lat illness For seventeen dav,
previous 10 his death. h. was IN a delir.
iam bat, says bis biographer. .rhoueh
SPEAKING almost constantly on many
ioF'o', "a Three different languages
iAAi |. Enslish. Turkish, and syriAe-
he dad noi utter a single word be woal,l
have been ashamed Of aiier4ar,ls. lis
associates listened TO these disclosures
Of hls secret heart aud wondered that
no'h'ns appeared that they uould have
wsshed 10 eoaceai. - Balf spyiso.
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Apple Moiassss aud Apple batter.


The juice Of The sweet apple, ii is
probably well known TO most Of our rea-
ders. makes m excellent molasses.--
The article, when properly made, is
pore. possessing n ,inous. or rather
branhied flavor, which renders II great.
iy superior for mince. apple or tart pies
10 the bcs, West Iniia Molas,es. Ifit
10 made from sour apples, n small guam
,hy Of imported molasse, may be added
TO improve the favor. Beet made with
II, possesses brisk and highly vapid
favor. which common IN ,lasscs does not
impart -Four and half barrels Of
good cider will make one barrel Of mo-
lasses, costing in ordinary seasons about
$3.50. One who has had considerable
experience IN manufacturing this article,
says
Il mkac little cider my apples ara
worth more fed 10 my hogs, than for CT.
der but ] make practice of selecting
my sweet apples, those that make the
richest, heaviest liquor, and make
- 80 49,, 's ''e ''e' mus
s."'... 10 "pP'e :" ounce
's Wv" ~, "o"''eS'
r., - ~ " - e' 'o'
49,. WI 's. S e'. -, '"'o ''"e-
e. -" 80" 'o'' '"e P'.'' W DC
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Fas b i.,as macy fstassli, f,gsfss n
fht I'raraias 10 iAa u-af., ~ ass ,s.su-
ing seasau Thsi uiish v issaiea 10
ihs tsrh ~ nrsf s. sls.eii b. us~a %
mia ~. . f,@a isfrf ssrrt seek ~ -
~ih 10 csuiens. n ihe perry. and 70
aisofh ilis sads SOD i.sci,sfrfs from ii.e
sant si'aa ~ rsuh beg nsar y --
Seine nay aisa ie cd % niis viih
tie diofTaag. u he sniaials. asd vien.
ever = rosnrpa 81 SOY lipd y male.
uDrl sl,gnh ericf ratio 81. camFasi,iVn
H. aay srd al lhr.e ways eSoclicni
fDsaufs rii b, formtl. which viii
speak fsf hssiL On the garden, corn
srid o. ,iecwhcrr. Mach b. itself Il a
Eeel SEPARATION fof potatoes We
hope mack eili he u.el N all the ways
named. ard tia, Nc shah hear Of it,
1ssan,,y Gssiiesaa
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With all oihcir accompanying evils, Cancer except
no mailer how severe or how long standing.
The catholcon far surpasses other remedies In be-
ing more certain less expensive and leaving the pys
hm IN batter condition. Let all interested call and
TIE most respectable souress of the beneficial results
o, lis nse together with letters from highly erpe-
ice, and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
y. Peekham, NJ. d., Utica, N. "; l.. D. Fleming
y D., Csnandsgaa, NJ Y, h. Mills, NJ. d., Rich
!,unbsr, NJ, y. Baltimore, Md ! W. W. Reese, NJ. b.
i'ew York CITY w. Prescott, n. ID. Concord, N. II,
Lp. Ns~land, n. D, U,ies, n. VI Rev. q y. Heard,
Pamphlets had gratis at the store of C. BURT A.
aoN Druggists, Agents, Rutland, VI; also sold by
Fond a Morse, Rutland l.. copeland, MiddIslowni
Ghanoey !. Case, Brandon ChAfies CHAPMAN Wood'
iiook q Nichols, Castleton. al,l
,grLe' addressed % tAs care u Mr.. Curtis HafeA,
70 ia. M.hcsisI IL have been ten years troubled
sth Female Com aints-prolApsus uisri and ali the
attending difficulties at times rendering my lie
most miserable. have had the Attendance II some
81 me best physeisnri with hut iittls success the
most they could do reiieye--a cure wss out OF
tile question. fof Ave months before eo,n,,rneins
WIN your medicine, had not been able 10 perform
shs iabf' e"uia wAlh but lew steps al time and
,earcey wesi out 81 doors-in shor, was sompists-
" Frustrated both In body and mind, and eIpeetel
!. ''ss o"l ,hs rest Of nay days in suffering and mise
w. but reading your advertisement, ! " as induced
90 ~ your insslushlo medicine called Uterine Ca
ihahe"n, az The last resort. had not used II week
,ehfe Tell IKE hnofLsr woman. BY the use ofthree
iouss was enablsd 10 perforn all the labor for sr
~ the family with ease, aud eauld walk anywhere
W me neighi'rhood without injury. Nothing but a
srhse ~ my duty u You snd ~ the afflicted has in
nueed NE 10 state my ease To the public can safe
" recommend the preparation 10 ali those suffering
IKE myself (sirnsd,) Mr.. sAh.. a. Bi,soy
ffe.doB, Portage Co, Ohio.
}. IL. MARCHfsi 4 Co., Proprte or..
Central Dspo,, 800 broadway, y. Y.
Ready Made Clothing.
large stck just fereiyed and for sal, "A S,,, L..
"A Prices /" q. II. PALMER
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NV - -r's rrr. ~ " i"esse


H. s.a,~s b. l.ll1a4 uf1s fIftlsaHi sfs - a.
40 ssrinse- - sessiss secs
~. dias $50. i-tit b. 49,
me aaaa, tss neala NJ So $50
80 49, o, a.ivt 90 sis.s..sis sis-f
sne ssa.a tses 49, ssllseis pssl
i.-~ nlgia w. 80 ssta Fsis Is be-
gsss asets ssls. tu,f boz bsne
tn .als4 si.i.r~t tsfts. sslh
30 So ssl,nsl- spsis uss 80
f'sa rsns ~ sssa. ~ sa,l.s- ssisaI
sas--s 70 - 800 sf.s fisai-~'-a
Bsss e@s ~ frttD go seiars 'Hsst
s,ff n~efs i.atss 49, ~ ~ 49,
-. sa,ass 10 sss.sits ee,u, tssleesa b'a,
Aus = 49, 49, sassasat .tts 49,
s.,us s.ess ~ es.h, ~ sss 49, 80.
80 aiasfr ains 80 it.stisf tsgA
$50 s.-sis-i - fiss ~t,s~s.f set,s.
~. ssss hir- a.asit fbs tss
l.aw sH.a ~. sst~ 49, ~ $3.50 siHgs,
~ r.i.8ss o. t.ss g.sps 3. saegsf
80. - itu N..vss. sst .sif.i tsas,
$50 pae,rf siss hss ~ia.asses ir-a
Ti,.s ss-s.ts gs.a ,i4imnsss sssaa sss.s-as.
g'ses sssss.s,f ssst o. .sraa lsau4e
sss s.as Nasasses es.-sr ssfsfns.
49, stlst 70 iis .na y i''s..s
~ a,ssi ~. sl.s .asssa -. faa.s 49,
A. ID sIaIsls tetif a.s s~ssafsous a.s.
- re ssssF nss.sssas fi.sF .~s t-sfla
insWaa ~ ACES asis isss -
A. oas4 40 sqasiis s.ast 80 sore.
Aass vsssssT~.s. sasttast 49, SO tssss
1ss sassgiits ~a,s - ens sa~3s
ssf y a. sniee ~sef Fsssf
Ia - taf rtsnfss he fslif~ ts-a
49, 10 eoa-ss euss 10 ess~~s
TIA al - rsan tAs - 10 sast.
~ as.ass.~ ssssierss v.srs = ass
80 40 tiesse % A.. ssass
ttees ssesiat i-,s,.-. 90 fyh-s h. tssss
hsseat f,.s s,.'as. b'as ses ts--a a.e,a
Fisss inafsis - fistsnt 49,.
40 -s.a ss.- tgssis,s 10 %,
A. = n-f ~ siss ianssisI isss
~ seucss eutts "a pses o. hs
- ts@e ~ tsssssss fsseef -
- h.sf I'D ~ ss.n assN No..
fseH ssess f,tscuft eiaaoes y alsnsi ii,s "a iss
Tvs sprssf ssit. I sos ysts susr--.
rsf .srfs aesi 70 80 q H. iai~.r~
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How 10 po ~ sHiEt llosoHs-
We af~n bear lsaies expressing a dc
sire 10 lnew by rl'aI proves the slsss
sr Cur i.osn. sldrs l.osems. Ar. !. fro
dsced. and In order 10 grA,ify ll.rm. &c
'si.;eia ihs fsllosins rociriri
Take tao esaov. Il enc white gun
aFssse E'esdrr--I.a' II IN a t,iicl,sr. and
pour on pat 81 aOre q boiling aAicr
accersiias 10 h'c degree q arraslh 700
aesifv--@aJ thru. Lssias covered il.
Ia Ii 40 al aish' --ia ihs morning Don,
u carefully ffOrn ihe sinugs iaio a clean
s.cfiie. ossk &. sad Keep Il fas use. A
sabir sreoaiai - gusA safer .iiroed into
q plat 81 sisrch made 10 Gle as.sal man.
nef, val girs 70 l.sn. ~his1 o. rsiniei.
q looi - nrsnsss, when nathias else
can rssicFe Ih~n siof sashins.
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MEADOW NucK.-We tras H.,
many Of cor READERS and correspond.
emf -iil hsal muck that has become
dry and pulseriIrd, into their barn eel.
iAf' or under cover during the fall
months. u nd convenient 10 &c, !, 70
''Arn or barn yard. hsul Il on fseld, an
sh'eh ,oa iHis"d to raiss corn or f.oia.
ca and pat u in Ieaps shaped 20 as 10
Prsseni sossing and IeAcl,ing. as much
generally contains ~osae lime and o,h.r
soluble naiirr IflLs sLosld be At.
'e1sed 10 Prsiy eehsralIy b, our read.
s' and corresrasler,s. we might "a.
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GEnsi
Uroscopic Physician.
DIR. Al. v. EDISON.


MOULD respectfully inform .fLs faiIsss
w brandon and vicinity, that he viii -
Medicine On the GERMAN bR OsCOFIc siilt.
winch leads him 20 ideaie and describe ne ul's Z,
OF disease ola CHRONIC CHARAcJbht pA
utmost accuracy and satisfaction. A clean "a = i.
tanning about two ounces u uriDe-passsd 80 -
morning-~ith tAe name snd age " The plnfh.
enable biia ~ treat successfully the tass 10 "a
Hence ons individual can bfihs several tAsf. 4.
medicine can be sent 10 any part ofihs soship
remedies sre~holly Of the ssypEHfD ttttthh
fefing essentially from those q any gthei N'-m
school, Consisting Of chsmirsiI and Liustn' -
met concentrated hifm, and obtained almHl
siseiy from the vegetable kinsdon,, obyisiff y
convenience al bulk, 6r., heretofore A. skrp 4,
their general use. DRliss The potent min'i.s ...,
are reliable, efficient and safe, acting "a 49,
with natures laws, without energaiins ~ 49, 81
the vital functions u oTganf life. The isah' 4, {,
IT. 81 the Two systems Ia their APpl'eai'sh 80
removal u di~sAse, We issse huf psoIas !"
henss ~ detsfmins. ~
ranFuine that he 10 enlisted In q poo f,t 49,
cause Of humanity ,-aad ff isssi6sbls s ne' ~
and Tssiofttnn 10 health Of fLfss sunsiht s.ss.i
sAse, With " hon are associated fhs fi'l.. 81 -
msnts 81 iiiss Ne cannot haii Invite ann ~ $40
Tious confederation " this mctt nFt.N.,. tssD
snd leave no mshns uHinsd % pf'irs' - a
aud hspginssH Of yOufssif and tfsb1-. -. -
humble aud gTstsiul rsripisnts ~ ~ f.sssS
dsiiy receiving thrif voluntary sfl ops - s.s~s
The most enthusiastic terms, ~ cures - = q
ahd siskhss., safns VI which wsfs u ~ T., -
IRENE eases ~ misery 81 uom i've % $3.50
stsBdinE, nov festfsd Hsd 10 The eglo5 =,
lie would panifnlafiy cell yeaf shsnif9 ~. $50
los Ing liat u Chnnis dissssss, slifi h1'ftisfF
ffe ~ = ssfy fTsaf sHfsni based M ~" .tss y
iessi0H az isFgf, bal nov claihhed ~ hi@
iist 81 saees..hi tf.afiasnt HEd cur 1880, -
Ansffiohs 81 the Lang, Threat, ldtsfL 49,.
hpi.sa, Hhsunafisiat kspFAlfisi -. b.
bfsafh, Dysp@psls, DfoIsy, taHFels
male Nsatnsss, Nsffous biss.t
pitstion 81 the Heat rrrsfNsi
esn, fssrT sore, fisiaiA, -"
hafes u even ssnsti fiiesi
Ifuani.fs and al 6issasss
Anflsg fiam "a lfn'
pafs stais afthe
hlsaS - hsb-
u n HE
System. 4. -
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100 Marble Buzts Of Washington si....sloo $4,000
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so elegant Oh Paintings, In splendid !
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100 elegant Oh Paintings by q. each, 50 5000
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly }
cold In oil, riua gilt frames by
80 inches each, 10 5000
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cold In oil, ftbe WA,sISsros
MosusrSr, - by 20 In each, 10000
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different plates, now Ia posses
sion OF, aud owned by the Ar
lists Union, OF the market value
offrom 50 cts 10 81 90 each. Al, 900
first class Dwelling, In 3lS st.,
N Y. City, 1000
~ building lots in 100 and lOlst streets,
~ Y. city, each - by 100 f. Z
deep, at 81 900 22,O00
100 villa Sites, containing each ~, 900
81. #. In the suburbs Of New York
City, and commanding a msgniG-
cent view OF the " Udson River
and Long Island Sound, at 9 800 50, 900
20 perpetual loans ofcash, without inter
ost or security, OF $3.50 each, 5000
81 do. Of 100 5000
40 do Of so 5000
$50 d.. Of 20 5000
1000 do. Of 5000
Reference in regard TO the real estate, r.. j. vIss-
eHrHr A Co., Real Estate Brokers, N. Y. Orders,
tIsost paid withmoney enclosed TO be addressed,
J. w. IIOLBRookE, see'y.
sos broadway, NY.
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Hnnteen's BAidssg, Asad II Hash,agisad.
MOSES CURTIS Is now offering a large AMI y
NletAi assortment Of Sofas, Center, Gard, uo@~
and Extension Dininr Tables, Mahogany, Hsi
walnut, Cans-seai aud common ChaiIs, buns
Bedsiesds, Hat Stands, Chamber sets, AZ y
hair, paln,-isaf and husk Mattresses, rpinf ba
Looking glasses, Clocks, Picture frames, Won sas
portable Desks, &C.
Ready Made Cslhas Of all sizes and dssenTsAs,~
Mahogany Cofins furnished 10 order on .hon hes
Having purchased New and Rich Gooos ffaH y
best manufacturer at cash prices, he would wI's~
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Stores ID Pond 4 Morse, Main and NAshihs''a"
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Por the relic & cure Of suffering Females.

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