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nR. SCHwARTZE's CHRONO.THER.
IL NAL AGUE PILLS.-Thsse Pills have
stood unhyalled for the last TEN years. Such Is
the efficacy Of these pills, that sach tning as
FAILURE Is impossible, IL they are taken accord
ing to direction. au 25-eoim
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M KS. ID. II. BURR viii not resume her
per as she Intended She can receive two younp
ladies In her family as boarders. They will have
Superior advantages for acquiring the French Ian
guage music, and all branches Of finished edu-
eanon. e For terms, &c, apply at 36i G ST., near
"a street. sep 15-2t&
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CANARY BIRD.-Escaped from its cage on
" Friday afternoon, a light colored Canary Bird
about 10 weeks old, and was shedding The bird
possesses value to the owner by being sent three
weeks since from Ohio, by q relative. ANY one
bringing 1t to this office, viii receive as reward
another bird II desired. u au Is
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VNTE are now receiving and offer for sale an ex-
w tensive assortment Of COOKING n
STOVES, among which are TO be found 4d63
the Blue Ridge, William Penn, Triumph
Complete, Atlantic, Bay State, Banner, Ma. -
ryland, Kitchen Companion, and others.
room, chamber, hall, store, office and church
Stoves, for either Wood or coal
Also a fine assortment Of Mantle Crates, New
York patterns.
An who are In want of Stoves Of CRATES viii find
II to their advantage to give call before pur.
chasing. We shall take pleasure in showing our
stock and giving our prices to any who may cali
on US, whether they purchase or not.
JOHNSON, GUY & CO, -..-s
Pa avenue, betw. 10th and 1lth sts.
sep 3--2w fOrgan)
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The PRUssIAN PREss.--The newspapers Of
Prussia are all of small size, but ably con-
Quoted, and contain great deal of important
matter in condensed shape Deficient as
they are in enterprise, they take high rank as
literary journals, though their columns are en-
tirely controlled by the Government and their
freedom of speech greatly restricted. We
copy two obituary notices from the Berlinische
Nachrichten, which show something of the
Prussian style, and strike US az both novel and
beautiful:
:" Yesterday evening, softly fell asleep. nv
warmly loved grandmother, Henriette Cheys.
lier-born Krack-in the arms of her true sis /,
ter, Frau Dorothea Meyer-born Krack. She
had lett the elst year of her life behind her.
20" ALBERT LAHDo,
llnI D0RoTHEA MEYER
This noon, at half past one O'Clock, fell
softly asleep cur little Paul: We thank G0d,
who vouch-safed to us for two years the pos
session Of this dear little child, and beg Of cur
relatives and friends their silent sympathy
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GuIRTS-sHIRTS.- have Just received
- large and nae assortment OF Gentlemen's be
quality white and colored Shirts, which We will
dispose Of at the lowest New York prices,
WALL & STEPHENS,
322 Pa avenue, next door 70 Iron Hall
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DR.. L. Is. WRIGHT,s

DR.. L. Is. WRIGHT'a
uNFAILING "sCR0FUL0Us ANTIDOTE,"
Rsr tAs Psrpsonszt Cars of CONSUMPTION
esd all ofAsr forms of fSCROFULOUS
DISEASES.
TNais Medicine is prepared by an eminent ply
u sician or eighteen years practice in New York
with the most unbounded success, and created for
II reputation In private practice, unequalled In
the history Of medicine. Itacts Immediately upon
the blood, cleansing 1t from ell scrofulous humors
or impurities, Tenovating and, by its magic pow
ers, INVlGORATE THE WHOLE SYSTEM,
In proof Of which, hundreds Of respectable wit
nesses rom the DOCTORS private practice have CIV
en in their. testimony, and entreatthos suffering
nom any scrofuious affection, to call spos tAsss
and satisfy tAsmSeIcss.
Treatise on Scrofulous Diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 400 Broadway,
and CT Drug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT CO.,
Agents for washington
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FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA
RLES.

IN announcing TO the public Of Washington that
l. have taken possession, By purchase, n
OF the above Stables, on street, near An~
by A. Schwartz,) wish to inform ~AEN
them that II win be entirely conducted by myself
and that all orders left upon the premises win be
attended to punctually with elegant Carriages and
careful drivers. The Riding School win be con.
Quoted by professional equestrian and perfectly
docile horses; having stated hours for lady eques
TRANS, in private or public, as they may prefer.
Particular attention win be paid to horses kept
at Livery In his establishment
Persons requiring open barouches or family car
riages, can be satisfactorily accommodated, as
wen as those desiring riding horses for gentleze
FRIEDEREcx LAKEMEyER,
~ <l-Ju
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CAD iRoNs. extra polished, the best in the
~ city. Iron Holders, Furnaces, &c , at ayO Sew
enIh street. Lsepsl q. FRANCIS.
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MRS. HENRY A. BURR informs her pu.
1S1 pills that their studies will re commence the
9th September.
No. 39l ii street, between 18th and 14th
au 2S-3aw3wk
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ROOK BINDERS PASTE BRUSHES a
ID GLUE
Also, Patent Paint Oil for roofs, &c.
bols Putty, In bladders, Tor sale by
HOWELL & NOR SELL.
No 323 street, between 9th and 7th.
au Aim
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UMBRELLAS, BASKETS, Engravings, Per.
near 10th st. au21-
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRaJ. aCaDFMV

CENIHAL ACAUEMY,
Cor"er 4 dad Tenth streets, Washington.
Rev. eHo eshWS4ADsi ". Doaia1aer, a, S principals.
Inc number Of Pupils Limited to Fifty.
VIE course Of study is thorough and compre-
EveIy e1ort VIII be made to secure the greatest
mental and mortl Improvement of students es "
Terms, per qnarfer of elecen soseks:
English branches. ss so
seI Englisn or Latin. tn................... 10 SO
Tai % anu uIeek, with the above. ........... 12 so
"AooeIn Languages, extra. 4 90
sep 15+w
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Mrs. A. q. REDM0ND'S NEW GAL.
1fl lery Of Daguerrean Acknowledgements the
services Of an experienced artist Is fully prepared
70 take pictures equal 70 any In the city, and at
corner llth St, over Ford & Bros Drug Store.
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lust RECEIVED AT JOE SHILLING.
y toms Periodical Depot
Memoirs Of the Rev. Sydney Smith, edited by
Mrs. Austin
Panama In 1856, an account Of the Panama r all.
road, Of the cities Of Panama and Aspinwan, with
sketches Of Life and Character on the Isthnus, by
Robert Tones
Letters to the People on Health and Happiness,
by Catherine Z. Beecher. =
Memoirs Of James Gordon Bennett, and his
Times, by a Journalist
The Escaped Nun
Bankers Daughter, I'd vol, by Repnolds
Rose Milton, romance.
e's ~ J SHILLlNGTON,S, t--
Odeon Building, corner Pa. av. and n 81 Z
au2
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NEEMOlR OF REV. SYDNEY SMITH,
tVl edited by Mrs Austen, 2 vols
Panama In 1855. FRANCK TAYLOR.
au2
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FANCY HAIR ORNAMENrS.

III SEMKEN, JEWELER,
He No. 330 Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sts
Is prepared to make to order any device that NAV
be suggested such as Flower Bouq uets Braceietsy
Breast Pins, lar Rings, Chains, Crosses, Rinrs'
ChartelaiRs, &c. Also, Jet Ornaments for sale
IL Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
ng used. y3l-tr
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SELECT PRIMARY SCHOOL.
FGtHE MISSES QUINCY take this method of
l. informing their former patrons and friends
they are now ready for the reception Of pupils at
their residence, on 1lth street, between and nj,
No. 3J5, near their formsr residence in Franklin
Row. A few children can be furnished with
board and The requisite attention. The best of
reference given. sep 4-ea2w&
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.
VNHE undersigned have entered Into firm for
Il the purpose Of attending to all criminal and
other business which may be entrusted to them,
Any communication from any part Of the United
States will be promptly attended to. One Of said
firm will be found at all times at John ID. Clark's
United Stetes Police Once, No. 527 Twelfth ST.
WILLIAM III. FANNING,
JOHN H. STEWART,
j. NORWOOD,
SOLOMON GODDARD.
au H-lm lOrganl
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sep 3--2w (0rgan)
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YOUNG LADIES CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
ago e street, bstresn 5th ard 6th,

au l7-1m
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S~AASo oO hRl6,
au 4-ofNov0 Secretary Of the Treasury
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MkRRrEn-

cLINToN-cLiNr0N- In Bss 10 Gu rha5., IN. 18Th a-.
by tie Rev kdsa 4 y & rsou, HENRY a. LINTON s,.
q tsi, ey T. s.. LII LIE SPENCER CHS ron asssas
Of Jedse Gtorse ". Cioton Of the Tor ner piece
COrTR-ASDREWS-in She field on Thur.ss, Oet n ~
tbs Rev. James Bradford, M SAMUEL CofrgR a a.
sonia Conn. 10 Mis HArflE ANDREWS Of sa-hs,A
EGBsRT-hRCHs Ron "wednesday. Oct - at 81, C-usssss
ckurch ,, the Rev Tdwir Cook EDWARD II EGBHkr
20 LOT 81 ARCHER AL Of this city.
FILIOT-DUNCAy-0n rpe.dsy, oct. y. 81 Galway church
by The Rev d. H,~t. GE JRGE G. ELLIOT JE, NJ D..
70 sALLIE only ossshter William L. H. Dsae.n Esa !.
al Of th- ciy.
GhFGORY-CBURCH-on Tuesday, Oct S By the R.v ID.
Aoam. GEOEGEC. GREGORY o ELLEN NJ, only ssssh-
ter Of L. II. Church, ksi., al Of ,hs city.
RoBISsON-LIrTLE-a Sh. nield on Thursday DC. 3 ~
TIE Rev jams BIs6ford, LEWELLYS A. ROBINSON -
AUGUSTA X. LITTLE.
WFBB-kELLtR On rhu-sdsy. Oct. Is by the Rss G. v.
Pelayt-r The OF the brtdes wu IL
t;o,ciuirr ksq W. W. MESb, merchant Of Brtshtee e.
w 10 AhET A fourth ia ghteT VI he late fr~s ck
Keller. Fac, of EaruesitU~n.
WFBB-KELLER-On Thursday o:- IS. BY the Rev. q. q.
Pe.,er the rrsceIee ~ TN es ert her inlay w. H.
(lorcrier ESQ q W. NESB. merchant. Of Colesroe, c.
W TO Ann A. third daughter Of the late sede'ich Keie
Ed. Il ENIe tI0wr.
WRIGHT HANs-ln Hobossn, Wednesday morning OcA
~ b. the ksv. Chsile. Parker Mr. GEOeG W:wRtoar.
cf Nor b hsser TO Mics ARIA LOUISA daughter
Of the ate Jcsh.s X Hays, Vs.. Of Albany, y. Y
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,-,.u. ;.snd. Accepted, and the thanks Of Tue
80 voied to the donor. M,
nos,o ;,ioo Of Henry Faller repre- enting tns' on
E iSe cd of August, 1855, Eliza Thomas Wa o.
~ gu nv policeman while on her way 70 ,,e ,;,y
-, her residence for provisions, ateu lice ma;
n,sor Ard sent o Black wells islaud oy o,snts the
.trste a. A yagrant The petiuooo,, 70 vesrs hss
CONAN a. tailorese who for toe Hes III; M dnao
nn,,c, t.d herself by her needle aod 81 $50 go 80
az ,b.. sbe be released ron uyI Nus, gu" e no
80. ionGsonmeDt Referred 10 tue "Nuc. VI .io
hh.nsf 10 report on the exPediehcy Oh granting ner
eleese. A. eouorin,.
80, .ny 1. dosgsed 20 les mem ers 70 d..
nstsd 10 the City pr'on for dfanfenacs'
~ DRAPER made long speech abou' the commits
~. of .mie alton charging them 10 their laie
.,t with s,sng what is not the fact, and departing
~ ,heir honeet obp ations 10 pay the governors tor
"a sYpepse they have been at in supporting persons
h.rgeabe tofihe euigran fund, by se'Ii'g up CLAIMS
sor he support Of fictitious babi.s, the erecnog OF
slo0 COO worth Of shauties on Wards slaod, &c. ii 3
oved tbst the WorkhOnse committee be Instructed 70
eDort on some plan TO prevent the from
letting into their debt In future. Adopted
GOV. WEST said that the expenditure OF the board
e eoy~no,s or this year exceeded by one hundred
,nousad doll the appropriation for the department
Gov DUKE asked ~ be excu ed for two weeks from
,sryipg "A chairman of the committee on supplies, In
eassqpence OF impor'aut outside engagements.
Gov DRAPER suggested that Mr.. Duke would have
vsnty OF time to attend 10 il after election.
The board adjourned TO Tuesday evening next
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DIED.

RRADNFR-O Ne'nesisy morning. Oct "a, In the aNh
Of be sge ALONZO BRADNsR
His rds these q tbs family respectfully Invited to
afte,a his funeral this serEoon 81 ocoeh hon his ists
invitation.
CLAPP-On Tbrrsisy Sept y In the town Of H.r oo Wed
chr.ret G. uuty " Y, WILLIAM CLAP, formerly mes>
chspt Of hi, q ', in the 3lst var of bis sss.
ELLIOT On Wednesday Oct - JOHN THOMAS. young
es OF John II. ana way Elliot.
TIE and eeo OF he ,piy are uvet TO attend tho
funeral on Thu rsd.y h. 18th Oct, O'Clock p NJ FROM
Division avenue btoolyn
HAwLFY-Iu Caskin Tuesday, Oct l6, EZRA HAwLEY.
ss,d 74years
HAwLEY-At FREEDOMS. Ohio tuesday, Oct D. Mr. J. D.
W. HAW LEY, OF Newton.
McCOLLOTGH-Ou Wedns sdsy Oct a. JANE, dauxhtsf IL
John ssei nd vito Of samuel McCoouxs.
.sed 20 yens mouths and days.
TIE Of the family alec Ch,lses lodge Ma
slI @. Of 4. ard Wssanst,n tent l. Of respect
y fun raj from her late residence Ne.
97g V.rics se-t h,sday the 18th nss io'ock r.
NJ without farther invitation her remains VIII DO taken -
80, ,wOoi for 'n'ermept.
MORGAN-Ou Tuesday morning Oc' % in the Goth year Of
her ssr Mrs MARGARtT MORGAN
Her friend. and acqu and those Of her the lsto
Fuoeh respectfully invited 70 sltend fun 81
on Tbur.day O'clock from the residence OF hes
further invitation.
Ney$AIk, n. j.. papers please copy.
MFRCFP-On TUESDAY evening, Oct D, CHARLOTTE l..
6argh OF # snd toe late Eiwn Mercer aged 10
Jeai' ..,..,.. -, -. s.,r. .,.. 81, h., ,.,,,.,
= Tay Tor respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral M. II ssy) afternoon the ooh ins at oooek,
nom No 81 asst Ftieh street near Tnd svesue, whsst
FUR her invitation.
RFEyE-On Tueslay Oct . at her resienc, In utituck.
The funeral place Wednesciy Oct "a from tho Mat
tituCk church
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There was rather better feeling at the opening o.
the Stock market 10 day, bu, the supply Of stock
proved {, be in excess OF the demand ard the market
rave way again. Between the Boards there q
little revival when the foreign made public,
but at and after the 81 nd board the bears free
sellers and u bulls dishearened The feature Of tho
day seemed 10 be tee want Of the part Of tho
buIs the market beng mainly made by the shorts,
who buy it 10 to con.ic cradle extent, fearing that
reaction would follow the severe fall OF tho
last few days Al. the Second board largo
lots Of tie leading stocks were offered by
a prominent operator, who was as free 30 or
TO cay of Reading, Central, &C., as when ths
market was cent higher. Erie exhibited tho
sreaeet weakness day. having sold after the Second
board as low as sos closed at 81 "a decline Of II
y cett from the opening price. Reading closed as
cola derne Of v cent OF Central about ,Oo0
shares were sold ing tie Day at 30 GOT; any part
of 0OO shares was offered at 30 st the close. Tho
We,terD shares were all depressed. Cumberland sold
at 20 at the eecond Board which Is little improve
ment on yesteIday and Nicaragua was slso among
the well sustained stocks There was very lite doing
ia Railroad bonds, excepting in lliOois Central which
sold at II in ell ways. Safe stocks generally
heavy; the principal sses we're Of Missours, which
show slight improvement with sales Of $4,000
There s nothing Of importance doing in foreign en-
change and rates are unchanged. The range for god
Signatures il sa9 y cent for sterling, and with bills
Iading attached, 7Iasi cent; Francs .22io5.i7l.
and perty There three mails due from the South
which will bring considerable supply Of exchange
tor the beIt steamer.
The freight market Is without important change
Engagement. to Liverpool iDclade 5000 bushels
grain a, Old a lo,d N bulk and ships bags cotton.
In small parcel, 5-l6dall 32d. To aar''hes, 10
bales cotton, lie, and IS bids tobacco, si2' IAS
Skipping LII gives for Thursday:
The n sket srn-r,y has be.n qu.t during me p" dnr.
Gays, though without important change 10 oos
Britain the offerings temporarily hight, bot -fs IN
Aoeede the demands Of shippers for lover qaots0ns
Lysrpcl The er,ssensrts iLea6s 10000 bash rsia 80
ne eo.ips s,d 20 bIIss cotton SID elIS1s if@ eeA
eour al parcel = S. and By the Atlantic to-
yhaekons So 81 boil Apples, :. To Leedoa l1 a.
al CHE % AS. sOoD bgsb sT,iD, 10 500 vhseen1
e.; 70 hf toi 10 . kegs, g. io bis ma
y leather eOb. &c. To Gisz 80 e.es s,.ssS
TEA ,rd, 81. ssd 70 tsrs n,ehthey 81 bs1k
SO bbs l4fd < 80 nessureDenf ssods o. - - SslO
re ne .Lepe b.'. OTIS. ..tp,'s, % 49, & ssos4
20 ios nee "a 70 ,aIs Dess, .s.ss 81 ,s.ss k,
~ ~ pey. s. To tD<sssdsn io~ w.
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IAdver issmert.
BRANDRETH's PIIIS-HOw simple and vet how

wise ue ell the laws Of nature! Snip cy and truth
ssmpso upon every the Tie mighty worlt
which with vlocty and direction all governed
the attraction This priacple
body BEANDRETHs PILLS and alleviate .ics
every Kind because those humor' OF tbs body
hich depends for cOuDua1ce, and expos them
nom the stomach bowels They have been in han
bred sId four and century IN advance OF al
wheve They h,ye cured thousands OF hope
lees every other remedy h,d proved unavadog
BRAkDRrTh's PILLS sold - Or okAsDssTHs pnncp.
fce No 4S Canal BrancIebs 3uidink al 3 cents box
fail directions. BURSTos's Bookstores, No. "a
Hud.on and No 90 BoveIy; at d. ID. WRIGsT's, No. 6S
Lewis; Jost KEsR No sl3 Rr)sdwsy
by Mrs. HAYES No us Fulton Brooklyn DyorT SOS
Phsde his and by ell respectable druggists aud medicine
In the world
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ATTyNPT TO PASS COUNTERPART soSEY.-A bost
David Ven Euen sresef on fus,t,J might,
ebsrg with cite nrtins 20 p. counterfeit dol bill
the Delaware City B,Ik the drug store Of Riehrt Do1 cor
for Der Ut seid,its
rewcea TIE Df Immediately di covered 70 be p1 1ns,
policeman esled 10 Who arrested Van Et,o bat
found counterfeit IN bii possession he ~n
tLeI before Justice Welsh aud held for eIamn tOn-
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The board held its regular weekly meeting yester-
l,y sterr oop, the Hoo. Gulian c. Verpanck in the
chsr, ard quorum present Beyond the usu routine
hu.ipsss nothing Of public note done The follow
tgs summary Of the weekly statements Of the Affairs
fthe commissioners TO- the week ending Oct. 81:
aber Of emsrants arrived 70 Oct n.............ll0 52
smber Of srris cd since to Oct A..... 6z3l
Total ..............................I1 32
To oct a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
1888. 1854.
snsies IN Institution Wards islsnd....l 629 25l5
.spses IN marine hospital .........,..... ia 20
Total ..............s........I7f3 2SS5
S,snee in bank Jan J, ,l9l As
lressS receipts 20 Oct. l7............SSO7 $50 30
IL conn ut.On of passengers &c... Ie7 76-3lsO8 &C
Total. .................".......-... 1919, Isl II
pAarsem' nts to Oct n, l855........ 1873 252 81
nan expenses r.id to Oct, H. 1855. 6253 i-ie 1896
0,,rd5sft $50 2]9 80
The board adjourned to next Wednesday afternoon.
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fAdV~rris~rre

GAS! GAS Several new styles OF Gas FIX
,r.ys ,urpssps IN beauty snshp saythnE ever
offered before Our sesKners producing new and 6snA
STYLES const.ntly Aso the best Po.rABLf Gas Wok' i
A. cur sreai Manufacturing Depot, No SIG Brostwsy
- AHcHEk 4 WARSEG
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CIT Y ITEMS

thomas Francis Mesgher will lecture before the
VsSsnics Institute at the Academy of Music, this
,rsing. Oct. %, at 9 clock, Subject: The infu-
a,uce Of science on the welfare OF society,"
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hsd 10 tie oslsneous sadisBcs 10 the courtroom, esi
Witch tbs ieQuLed nsmser even aslly s-esteS-
Tbs soo.ips The Jary imP'Lpsl-d; org. r. JeeksN
S.mu- O. An d. Joha A Thrmss H-oS>soo. thsA
Il, eI selsh h Csin, oeru~d nekdroy ssnl s. rysss.
" .,ter Blsif John Med Ancrsw .mhs, Oliver CstfrG
Th- i.r sor-y eonSsced the ease fr the people asa
Ssr G.rriscr nd Ali, H.de.p s.qr, for Or -ose<
Nearly whose d.y sa,is hen
he nv he court adorned 10 cocoa th4 rs5rsas slsa
tie ai,;iict st'oguey ri I open he eSo
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CHANDELIERS

CHANpELIERS.-The attention OF buyers 10 so
lel,-d 70 our Gas FIXTURES G tie Wsrercoms So
and 81 john Our designs are entirely new and onzinu
AZ " Ell worthy Of examination BY the trsde
MITCHELL BALKy Co. hAnuseturerA
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P,cIFrc EsGrSE.-Tbe members OF Pacific engins
company tuped In numb.r' y-.t1d.y TO Drag
tene tb., sppar, which hsd nVed IN Seg.i orS IRON
Phi .de pbs where bsd bsen tst-n for rvpss III. com
pspy marched hr ulh several -ecedef hJ b,nd -
end then repsrsd Pierre port street vne ihey Sem
sessbe eyerirg many fents and inrsi guests oeit
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