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Agents for the 9 American Organ.''

Agents for the - American Ofgdn.D
ALrnrp LEwnLLIH, Richmond Virginia
w. L. WILLIAMS Temperance Temple, Gay street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
JonN r. HURON (assisted by d. w. BAILEY, SO and
Gl Walnut street. Cincinnati) Is our agent for Gin
cinnai and other cities In the west s
". b, PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, Is
the only authorised agent for this paper in the cities
of Boston, New York. and Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered to take advertisements and subscriptions
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the I" American Organ" for the State of New Jersey
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CEoRGE II. PEYroN, fredericksburg, Va.
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American Organ.
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aArnfnst We insidlo1s wilcs Of foreign influence
conjure you TO believe me- felIowcitixens jsal
oasy Of free people ought TO be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
uence is one of the most baneful foes of republican
governmental Washington. ss
al hope we may find some means, in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form 1t may be attempted.
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish Of Slas Dean that there an ocean Of fire
between this and the old world "-s'e efrson.
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tsW-JOHN r. HALL, agent for the Ameri-
can Organ 7th Ward, No. GA 9Th street south, be-
tween & and q. Persons who desire 10 subscribe Cor
the paper viii please leave their and residence
Al Mr. Halls. and Mr.. Boswelps Drug Store, corner
M 7th street and Virginia avenue.
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M 9. BMERY's Granite Marble and
We Brown Stone Yard, corner Of b and Second
streets. Office on Second street between and d
streets Residence lls n sirset, bsswesp Sixth and
Seven'h. ~ Mh nev II
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Gordonsville and intermediate places.
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SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
cyru mrs
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SAILING OF THE. OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM THE UNITED STATES

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Second wards desiring 10 subscribe TO the AnERI-
CAN OaaAs," win leave their names at William H.
Hiton's, Agent No. 1885, Eleventh street, between
syiyania svenne, betwesn Twentieth and Twenty
nrst stseet nov "a
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or Weakly American Organ, win leave their names
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places, viz: Adamson's Book and Periodical Store
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avenue. X. w. BATES,
nov ~ II s....,. Agent.
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the American Organ for the fffh and siStb wards.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING EsTABLIsTT-
MENT

No 6l2, 7th street opposite the Inteligenoer Office.
HNHE subscriber having completed his arr
- nngements in his new store, Ia now ready 70
furnish and put mp all articles IN his the above line OF
business and would state that having served an ap-
premiership with a New York firm, he feels fnliy
competent 20 do all work intrusted 20 him with dn.
rability, promptness, and despatch.
dec. rs y. IT, SIMS Practical Plumber
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AN ACT for establishing religious freedom, passed
In the Assembly Of Virginia in the beginning Of
the year 1855:
Well aware that Almighty God hath created the
mind free that all attempts TO influence II by tenn
poral punishments or burdens or by civil incapa-
citations, tend only TO beget habits OF hypocrisy
and meanness and are departure from the plan
Of the Holy Author Of our religion, who being Lord
both OF body and Of mind, yet chose not TO prop
agate by coercons on either, was In his almighty
power to do; that the impious presumption Of leg
isatures and rnlers civil as well as ecclesiastical,
who, being themselves but fallible and uninspired
men, have assumed dominion over the hith Of
others, setting up their own opinions and modes Of
thinking as the only true and infable and as such
endeavoring TO impose them upon others, hath es-
tablished and maintained false religions over the
greatest part OF the world, and through all time
that TO compel a man TO furnish contributions Of
money for the propagation OF opinions which he
disbelieves il sinful and tyrannica that even the
forcing him to support this or that teacher Of his
own religious persuasion il depnving him Of the
comfortable liberty Of giving his contributions
TO the particular pastor whose morals he would
make his pattern, and whose powers he feels most
Che ministry those temporal rewards, which, pro-
ceeding from an appreciation Of their personal con-
duct, are an additional Indictment to earnest and
unremitting labors for the instruction Of mankind .
that our civil ghts have no dependence on our 70.
lieious opinions more than opinions In physics
or geometry that, therefore, the prescribing Of
any citizen m unworthy the public confidence by
laying upon him an incapacity Of being called to
the Offices Of trust and emolument unless he pro-
fessor renounce this or that religious opinion, II
depriving him injuriously Of those privileges and
advantages 10 which, In common with his fellow
citizens, he has natural right that II tends also
to corrupt the principles Of the very religion ID h
meant to encourage, by bribing, with monopoly
Of worldly bonors, those who win externally pro-
fess and conform 20 II; that though indeed, those
are criminal who do not Withstand such tempta-
tons, yet neither are those innocent who lay the
bait in their way; that 10 suffer the OWL ma
gistrate 10 intrude his powers into the Geld Of opn-
ion, and to restrain the profession propagation Of
principles on the suppositon OF their III tendency,
l. dangerous falaoy which at once destroys all
religious liberty, because he being Of course Judge
Of that tendency, win make bis opinions the rule
Of Judgment and approve or condemn the sentl-
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GENERAL NEGOTIATION.

Aima,sac for the Oily Of Washington. \.
THIS DAT
S. sun rises. o. Length Of day. II so
Sun sets........stB 60 III T.4-E
New moonl7th, ll.s4P, M. M. changes 25h, sl7 Am.
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GOD AND OUR NATIVE LANDf
1T 3. of A.--George Washington Camp,
We No. ], meets every Friday evening at Tenn
perance Hail. street. between 9th and 10th streets
WIN. II. SIBLEY,
feb 3-d1y Recording Secretary.
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tY- WHY Il a bow-legged man ike holiday
down southg Because you see the knse gro,ss
ont (negroes out)
rE- The last case Of jealousy Il that Of lady
who discharged her lover, because in speaking of
his voyages he said he hngged the shore.
tE- A western editor, In speaking Of a concert
singer, says her voice IL delicious, pure a. the
moonlight, and as tender as three shilling shirt,
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Is published every afternoon, Except SundAy,) at
the corner 81 Lousana avenue and Tenth street. and
il delivered 70 city subscribers payable 10 the
riers) u 10 cents per week Single copies, cents.
Mail subscribers, sS 90 per annum, or ~ so for
SIX months, always In advance
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Five lines or less one insertion, rs cents; each ad-
ditional line, 3 cents. g s
Each additional insertion, half Of the above rates.
Displayed advertisements charged by solid mea-
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TRAVEL. e
For Baltimore.
The cars leave daily at and 81 A. M, and ant
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w = MELLoR, Apc,ioresr By HoveHros MsLLos.
T,HIs DAY, Thursday, at lOd o'clock, at tho
professional Notices

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr.
ALLEN late Professor In tho Ohio COLLEGE III Dental
sery rites ste1oo to bis improved method Of consues
ARTIFICIAL DEnTURES. which combines the so'ie~'N
advantages .
st There are no crevicss for the odsmsnt No.
vsfe the saliva infect the breath not even IL s
ct %oa,s can sss se s,i = sr "a
the teeth fssed high hest bet~een sod around a.
bsse which enes them firmly % s.es oss, and % ne -
peculiar and inshks sppsasnes which ehAxses
Sd Gree. suepsth obtained BY thus sniaas ehs rssa
Ib slssr and 1istinst srtiessou Of speech rssrsl
This portsot change sseeisd By h..ns tne ieaes o.
readily adapted This perfect sdaps,ton Of The esoe 20 -
ds,tuis prevents the hssins mufed s,onds s-snS
81 Tbe natural form and ervres.,oo Of The ~oah snI -
can be resorse In vhsrs they hsve eceoms
This Is done By Of sddtonsi taehmesn 70 sns 10
y 70 brps out me sunken portions sad sssss them In ns
proper position They covered VIZ tns 49, s.@
sumconposId and become eompocsnt eens 0. sns ass
server Tbs method Of restoring the cheeks % tnsL
funess snc also the natural form and expossoe o.
sss lips has been well seste1 hsvias esss 49, s.v
ofyShe,s sni S.sssnsosyps n.ss...:s .siss -
been isisn Of poss wtthoss thslmpsos-nsss sss -
h. - sen .. BE oHss sse:ns sss
Sssras dentures constructed epoo this edsePis SSes
public are invited call sat szsnses sos.s -
specimens q hi. Improved style OF "'"' -
~ The pssss ss,sry employed ss shis wc.s sss
the parity Of vheh pseves" :ve. - ~ s,sssS sGSSe
-. - In sor,sss 1ssssrss vtash rsslns s
49, IL 49, earina artificial teneures spes " ~
wa i:.s:s :. 70 i've, =: ' ss% :..... D.s -;
.l.i... g. us'0a - "a issk Il sssl~
-. aoSYcado0,
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GREAT SALE of WET GOODS from AUG
" TioN.-wiI tale plsce raIs MORNING co nmsaees
At oelock, A NJ, at A o. CoLSYS. No. 81 Stsv b.
srd 10th eorsips Of Lioen Goods OF =. s,fs
DsmssA,, Napkins Towelns Linen shrues sid se.-aas'
Cns and Ccapterp.nes IS Ct Co,tsa Shr,os
Az sheens o,rs.in Also large 10, Of Pria. tom
up All COCO. "a fsntsd pefes sud scot Lee 70 s par"
Of thu eity vicinity n Sac plsys. NO p,steoae
u.nt on secouni Of the ~esther. -
DATTERNS! PATTERNS PATTEhNSM-
i Grand opepins Of Sprips FASHIONS. on rdUasoAY.
March J. ct Aue DEM0aE>TS Enpo.isn, No SIS Broad
Brsneh.s-So. go snd e6l Fnl'ol. Brootlyo; So
lss Grind ST. william sbush and No 90 Bsosast Newark
also, Pbisdelphs sad Boston
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The Copartnership Of the under
~ signed under the firm Of GEO PALES Co. expires
-' - GEORGE PALEN,
ISAAC H. BAILEY,
WILLIAM B. lSHAM
oropGE PALEN and ISAAC II. BAILEY will continue
Hide and Leather Business underne old partnership nsmo
OF GEO. PALEN x Co. a., M,
and Leather busln ea on he account
OyyIcE No % WILLIAM ST NEW YoRK. Feb. 10. 1885.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed C0Part-
i per,hip under the name and Arm Of MEIGs GREEN
LEAF Tor the Transaction Of 6eaera Stock Com mission
Bu,pe They will make purchases and sales on commission
ouv ard will use their efforts to promote the Interests OF
their patrons Any Order: ntru.ted to them viii DO executed
lies for the negotiation Of STICK Securities and confident 10
ability give sstifan they respectfully solicit share
" CHAs. A MEtGs late Cashier Am Ex. Bank.
4. w. GREENLEAF, late No Wslist-
BEvsRExcEs American Exchange Bank, hrchsntS Bank,
Bank Of the Republic. Metropolitan Bsak
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Buil6ins Materials.

SOLID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
= rlooS BUILDINGS, VAULTS. STORE yRoSfs.
eOOFe, Ae The aDdsnignsd prepared furnsi
M vrossht :e rolled Besns cut % sp:si6ed lengths
ecs vhck enables Grs prosf buildings b erected ct vsy
odersss slvsses Of wooden n psbs ars
INVITED sxanins - ssv building Of hs Hsrpsf BroA
~ q cha vhsrs thsy hsvs ben sssA Dog further iafrD
sfasa svply % cO0R14 HEWITT. Ne Darkag sApI
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Daneimg Aea6emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No st5 Broadway OPT osite lthst 10 nov open for
th- 10 e, mi. Of pupils who commence at any time La
die. and Chill iren Wedredsys and Saturday. at aud
NJ; Oept-men Wedn Thursdsys and every other
Tridsy At II NJ Prscng Assemblies on Saturday Even
il a. of Ladies aud Gentlemen Monthly Sorses usual
he had at the Academy any time. will be sent BY post
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Eeatber, Sc.

vTHE WATERBURY LEATHER MANUFAC-
i TURING Co, Importers, Manufacturers aud Dealers.
Lsh,r 70 their large which win be cold for c..e or
proved er.dit compii.ios BooRSiSpSay .6ansepES
TYPE sUsPENDER ard TRUNK MANUF &C rUaEky
GOODS BUCKsKINs, RUSSIA LEArsEa ChAMots'
&c SWAN, Afsnt, NO 10 cP'uso ~
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Jcssrs L SMITH Auctiouser
"OJrSFUOI. ID FIRM rURE at AUCTION

THIS DAY March l. ct lri oclocs. ~iu be soic 70 -
BIDDER SIT the drt elias, farni,ure In No ss
Ss,hst between 7h sb consisting OF az extcosvs
y.r.ty Of rich Furniture and Houets-pns Articles oota
r.en a, ornamental The sale will be absolute ant essA
,o. y,onir,d from every purchaser All the fu'nienfs
Of the fptelsss smotg vbch are msohesa ssss s e
xaras rish Tstestry Brussels ard lnssin IsP@" on We
rooms; slessbty carved Center and SIDE I.oss mroe
80. Bier Glasses tao elegant resesood P@fior sasss
.sp ocad. boestee and lsse Cuitsnsi rose-ooa Won
"a ons,t.sis T.bes OIL Paintings BY foeeisa suas en-
hse,ns seat variety OF sahj-ctsi costly China vsses;
Cloeis China Dinner aSd Tee Sets solid msb'ssoy ts.e
oomp.ts; co,y cut Glas~srei rich slvet-Mci connea
Crob-ry In bssemsrt Cushioned Chsir' sots' hocses
rooe and mshogsny sedssd'; 8uresUs wsshtsods Se1s
"a Reooips air Mattresses &C. worthy the atteu,o Of
h. Others. everything will DO sod perempte
rily TO the bishes, hiSder
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n,Cy-Ay persons are forbid barboring or
NOTICE. pfeeoun, py .ifs NARY Z. MeSiS
NJ .ss S.,ine s h bone ne 'ss III ss pad BY
Revocation. esc 30 VINE Ra. MCKINNEY
1SYRsONAL-If the GENTLEMAN that a.
sousht Besness Cost .pd pc ,sy so%s Ost Hs
on @ hc PENCIL CASE that wssie IN TIE vest
S.issie Re viii be literally re~roed 20 % "
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paints, Oils, @lass, Sc.

ZINC PAINT.-The "NEW-JERSEY ZINC
Il COMPANY having enlarged their works to keep pace
with the growing demand for their superior Zoc rsnts %
t.Tms IRE company have succeeded ntrodu ios
ces. OF grinding which permits them to warrant tas -
.of ar fire. al in retonsoe snstn o,
time and in any climate being In this respect SUPERIOR 70
hs, P.nts For steam boat painting and mtr'ns purposes
,hsir psnt possesses peculiar advantages aud 10 OF
a.yslea excellence experience hsvios proved u 70 90 al
the marine worm and oanscies In NJ
i,,,nss. The psror foish china gloss ground 10 tue
Re-, manufactured by the company; this Psiat par
ticulaIly recommended for Interior painting ana ''
The Brown Emo Paint made ouy BY this Company direct
from m orr II ssod n lower rate than sng other
Paint end greatly valued for its pro enec when
p,d to iron AID admirably suited for farm buildings rs
osS s,ious &c and 10 cay valusbe for painting tia
roo The stone color Paint compound OF the brown and
white snd poses all the valuable qualities OF the bro
II. co hs put In demand for country real
dspces The Dry White Zinc sold barrels OF lbs and
the Paints are up from IS los TO so bs They also
ufactue keep hsod the beet Gum Dtna 'srnsn
and Zinc DRYER which Is solo by the barrel or gallon
Henry AIrKEN Co No. 1865 Wsshicston Ct
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Gorels.

EAGLE HOTEL-LODGINGS.- Gentlemen
~ can Obtain clean and comfortable rooms or per nisht
or 1907 per the Hotel Of Fsrtfo and
william eta
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n AkDWAKE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS,
IL Cur and wrought Nails. shsvels AID Spades,
Anyis, Wees, Below Ensisb and Am Wagon Be1ss,
Col and Trace Chsins, Pumps and Wsfer- Rams,
Hollow Ware, Iron, Steel. Bros and Copper Wire.
Com and Coffee Ains Guns and Pistols,
Sells md Skates, Locks, Latches, Butts, Screw,
Knives and FORKS Pen ana Poeketknves, Rszon,
l,son, Shear. lroe. Brlsani. and plated Spoons.
Bles ssvs Planes Fire Irons Tee Trays, e., e., r.
esauins Harlem Oil For sale BY
CHAS g. LITTLE. Nos s. and 81 Iulton-a.
SCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns No. 1
- Gsrsherrie 20 mixed nambsn best Ps Iron n
core nd s l;sS1s e. II Co.. no ., Broadway,
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Jnstrurtion.

LADY who has studied Singing under the
"A ft masters Europe and who Thoroughly qltined 70
TEACH, being compelled to make use Of her
m m soverse desires to procare fUclLS
Would also give n.ruc,ou in the hsfeI esnehs, OF az 10
q No. .0l sst 2sd at
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Mr.. FABREfOU,
temen. on MONDAY EVENING" from to .; Re eo1d
Wsverley place -.
EOSTER, DIXON & Co., ACCOUNTANTS
II and COMMERCIAL TEACHERS. Office No. SB Broad
counts. s ~. deuit pss.@: IN sooi isspiat;
vice the be. mode of opening and closing Sos .na per
form ell other duties sppesinns 70 their pFofe~on Win
gI'FF r POS: srFS HisS2 oIxon IRAs PRISON
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
wi sTIIUTE-No 2Is 4thst, on Washinssoa-ssuars,
entrance NO. loo " ''''V CLARK SANNTSe PrIneipss
MUSIC MADE EASY and INTERESTING,
Nl by Pref DUMsDAY. No as Grand', Teacher Of
The Plaue Forte Guitar, Singing, ACCORDION and Violin
Term, bis Aesd ,my. So in advance, for ies'on' Moe
Piano Fotes for sale or to let cheap
nIIBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
i new SCHOOL HOUSE in l7rH ST near s,h Az in the
18TH WARD completed and ready for the admission
Parents and su,rda invited to send'heir children for
examination and cls.sifcsiion T., ..,
The Principals Of the various Departments VIII De 10 aeod
The Pubic Cereuone. Of toe opening Of the SCHOOL will
meseTsst2 oeioci NJ. when several Addresses VII be
esslsd and ..hG s s Inc
p''"' ~ JOHN DE LaMArER.)
JEREMIAH CARY, Committee
c. WANDELL,
THIS DAY, March 1-TERMS REDuCED
ONEHALF-OLIvER GOLDsMIrHs &C ADsHf
ofPENMANSHIP and BOOK NE sPiNG. No So biosdwsy'
LADIES WAITING CLASS MlSt Seioe .ss = ~ :.
ard s and O'Clock r. NJ, daily, sSc.Pins Stuays
Terms reduced - 10 or 80 10, % e. d
is..o,, BOOK KEEPIsG-rerms reduced this week nom
as 70 sla 50 per quarter Of three months
OSIE SCHOOL of Mr.. BINGHAM for BOYS
i called the CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM. Bible House,
Mace eptrsnce sdsv The complement twenty,
each OF the departments The training snorded tnor
oosh systematic and elessnt
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DOON6 10 LET-ln the building over Tuttle's
H ssyss.: No So .se.s.s, '.is..s fog ss:sss; pr.
fsss Rseac = sseosl nses ffsasse % Bfoslvsy ven
sASfsl e. say t~ans requiring essspssess dsa ssea L.
4Ufe = The sl0so
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COR sALE-A pleasant COUNTRY PLACE

il Of II acres Of DICE LAND onas high state OF cut
vstop ued mes soufh Of The City Of psushke.ose on
md in the vieI the country >-ts Of Mr. Ellsworth. NJ
ytr.u5, Professor More. NJ hsey, &c The dwelling
sousre brct eottsse coptsnos eight with CO
cellar under all There too o,rns oa the pics
just finished Tor bo'r. ADD carriages sad admirably ar
rspird The place sutuly shaded aud uted also Well
vsierec by running the whole property Prce
Of the place 81 to0 Apply TO JAMES sEaoEAST, h<a
P.fsts Aset az PAM
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ELFGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A

H AUCTION, TOMORROW. (sridsyl e. [ S.ock ~
house No. y stbsv ne'r lih embr-ns the Ire fsra
which vii be peerptoriy sold 20 the ssheS sf3sr
without regard weather Tue attention of hausek seess
the ee invited TO this sale there srx- 90 "a
variety OF Paor Chamber AID Bsss Va otars Of ,exs
description Tapestry. WHOA and ioGsin Csrpea lu.s "a
elessnt Pier aud Mantle Mirrors two suites sos.wod l.s
Furniture ore Ia French Bro ;sde the other In a.r roh
Ro.ewos MAlble top Tables Arm Goce Ss~iss CAas
French Sofas and Tsc re apss Rose sooA Nan, - ~
rich Silver three spieedS China s-t. Rosewood ssi
Mahogany Bedsesds, foe dsT Mattress II Feather s-ls
Sof.s sprins Chairs MNblpp Bureaus wssAst.nAs
Furniture Exteb.oa Table, CrOese'y China &C. Catalogues
h. .us
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W A CAsrER Aucticueer. No. 81 p.ya
ROCERIES, SALMON, HERRING, MACK
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ssrs Tess Goes~s srsndy, Gin. WHISKY Wiass. sSs.sn
Soar, Candles Chocolate Rsis'ns sheird Amoaos maee
,on} &C. every description Harness Sa'aS
Sscdles Mhips kc
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Marbinerp, sc.

CTEAM ENGINE for SALE.-A superior
- .TEAM ENGINE, Of IS horse power made and hni.hed
IN beautiful STYLE and known the Southern Belle
the Prize Engine the NewYork Worlds Fair For sale
bwby GROVER. BAKER Co No. 4o5 Broadway.