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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05

DOARDING-A Gentleman and Wife may OBJ
I'D tain q plea,ant PARLOR and BEDROOM on second
floor frusea or unfursbsd Gas hos and cold water and
beth joining Also and small ROOM on third floor to
to sepemen exchanged CAL address
No zig est 2Oth st., between 9Th aud 9th-svs
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AZ " dEAyrNWORra, sec'ry Of State.
- n sPAULDING, Treasurer.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July Is, 1855
CE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to

MOTION Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70
the Statute 10 uch made aud provided that all TIC
circulating notes issued Luther stewe individual
banker ICONMERClAL BANK Of ALLEGANY COUNrYD
must be presented Office OF the Superintendent OF the
Benkns Department of the State of NewYork for payment
uihn two wears from the hereof the funds deposited
for the redemption Of the circulating notes Issued to the said
O' Wis lswWsy 81 sCHoONMAKER, Superintendent.
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OrFIcE or THE HoETH AMERICAN sIsE IssrRAScs Co,
No. 8 wALL-sr., NsW-YosK Dc 4, 80
DlVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors of this
~ Comuaby have declareda DIVIOEN0 Of III fHr PER
CENT pay able Cd demand. Il. w. BLEECKEs Secy.
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OvyIcK or THE CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC LAND Co,(
ID

termination Of the Camden and Atlantic hsiioat situated
within short distance Of beach Tbe bald0s Is $50 feet
long ~ wide stories hsb containing 80 lodging rooms
and one of spacious and ul Dininroons OF any
hoe 10 ibs country 1t egsy ocsed lesn bouse
on the snd and in prOper hands will cOmm,nd preferences
over A. other will be sold low party having sci
ties to work 1t properly. Appy TO WIN c. MULLlGAN,
President conner Of 9Th and Ns'fet IsAAC LLOYD
Secrets Camden and At snc Land Co No. 56 WaDut-st
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Hat Cap and Genlemen's Eurnshing Establishment
THE undersigned, having great expense fitted mp n Epsgdd
332 between 9h and bh
OF
and the puddle generally
ready inspection superior
such articles usually foyn5 10 tst
furnishing abhshnent They enroefae ia
Y.
eay Beebe Genn and other fashionable styles o. dress hats
and boys, all shapes and prices
Navy, black. Hnd fancy ctysh csps pr mem and 10y
Undershirts and drawers Of siik, hardwood
Tcvo and Scoci WOOL cashmere, merno net
Canton dinne &C., some extra large, OF all qnaes and
prices. II
cotton, with plain and French wrist
hands Is n ~ + (
Cloves stocks crava supende hosiery Of ell kinds,
pocket handkerchief, &C.
ne robs' smoking coat. and caps genlemens haw
umbrellas toilet articles, &c
Tn al Of Which respectfully solicit examination, feeling
mat this business will enable
,h.r, ID DyessnI Undue who them with
call. -.,.u I, ....s ~, I,
A"i -'~o - GEO. III. h. WHITE IT. co,
Nae o-sedimif Pa av, between 9th and 10th st~
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By 8. y. MCCORMICK, Auos.os.sr.

4 UCIION SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
IL Tuesday, 18th day of January, 1885,
~ M on ING p'em.sss - .ne oos = VIZ sa.. - ..sy
the Vissisii Locomotive and Car Mauuactu
ing Company, (foslnesy Smith Perkins)
Potomac bounded lOws: Commencing poin
street. ld8 OF Union the line south
binding 70 feet alley 76 est inches east to The Chan
Of the Potomac thence noh rs feet inches thence
binding Wolfe street, the beginning and contain. aspu
feet Of ground, exclusive Of water front here
depth noa Glass Of vessels J
property connected BY switch with the Grange and Alexandra
brick and with view to security against IRE st shop
which foor 3 by o9 feet second i by % feel
S tne S Sou Il es s ~ 20 and sh op 5,
Tho TOMS c0mpfen assortment Of modern
chney suitable for manufacturing locomotive msrns and station
and cars md rairoad work Of III kinds The machinery
sufficient about 800 advantage, and there ample
The foundry property square Of ground
by Wilkes P Gbbon, Asaph (wih III
by feet 800 Of ground
the above y by lis feet, will be in
and AIerandrs railroad Improved brick rr
foundry ny 60 feet with all the requisite cuosS
both ea and Will be .
together favorable opportunity for parties havins
sufficient capital profitable business In desirable
slaoo cash soos7 80 TO b paid The
February with interest," payable semi annua'y S4s 10 4
and residue IN and years. with interest payable semi an
nay deferred he made the lat Of February
Of May 1884, sscxreA BY deed OF trust on real nnt
abovc other specified
deed OF rnst the property and
soiabIe notes with approved endorsers
Immediately will be sold the entire stock Of
hand comprising lumber COAL pig on scrap iron bar
All under a00s cash over So, ouf mons VIII
desiring examine the property, wishing further in
''-' - RICHARDS C. SMITH,
Dec 5--2awt,5Jan Alexandra, Va.
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O. FL lCIAL l..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December ], 1889.
Notice hereby holders OF e stocks Of the Uniod S
that this department will purchase the of 1000
said time when the be offered 70 Tie
list day June next viii therefor The following picof
y j
For Of the Of 1892 premium Of 10 cent For
63 e4a premium of 6 cent For
OF 1885, commonly called Texan nden
atty Stock premium OF per And for snca Of e iosn of
1916, edeemabe l2h November, 1896 IL received NJ the
Treasury the LIST day Of January premium OF az
cent January 3e day sse
premium Of cent and received after The sist ah
prior said Let of Juno premium Of IL cent
be allowed said Stocks The specified
certificates from the Isl July last assigned with the prnt
certificates received prior the st January After
viii be allowed in addition 70 the premium
from January receipt Ia both
days viii DO allowed addhon for the reach Tie
seller.
Certificates department under the
duly assigned the United States with HE
prior the Isl January next by The party
entitled to receive the purchase money.
stocks will be made by drafts Inc assist
ant troasure Boston, York. Philadelphia the
entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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HON. JOHN APPLETON.

The London correspondent of the New York Herald in
his letter Of the 9th of November makes the following
statement in reference to this gentleman
Mr.. Appleton, secretary Of legation, will remain as
charge daaires until relieved by the minister. 1t is
satisfactory that affairs left in the hands of gentle
eminently fitted to discharge them Mr.. Appleton
His former services in Congress and in the Department
State qualify him admirably for the present crisis and be
will carry out doubtless the instructions of Mr. Marcy with
the requisite zeal and due moderation"
Mr.. Appleton returned to the United States by the At
lanc Last Friday, bringing important dispatches from
London and is in Washington. The foregoing ex-
tract does than justice to his eminent quaca-
TONS and to the Presidents high appreciation Of them
but understand that from the urgency Of his private
affairs he feels compelled to renqush the honorable
which had been opened TO him abroad and will not
therefore London While however his services
will be lost the country in Europe gratifed to
know that he will his editorial duties at home and
that the democratic party will have the efficient aid Of his
pen and voice ia the presidential canvass
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OLR. Bull ou'TDosE--Mr. Benjamin Adams genuine
son Of Connecticut thus writes to the editor of the New
York Tribune:
I" wish to prove have Yankee-born citizen who il
superior the violin to any that have the stage
can do it. play four parts at time on the VIC
lin can play whole pieces of music string also
can play whole pieces string with one finger only
and with rapdness and many curious executions can
perform; also my music will be wholly original, and be
holden foreign composition. commenced playing al
years of age have practsed for twennne years
less went to music school in my life am
therefore setaugha regular Yankee genius in music
some would term it. could give you quite history OF
my lie and and style Of playing together with
the 10 gaining the point Of playing the instrument
consider TO the nicely Of it, can play it with my
laced with cord to my body, as well as to have
them at liberty
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DIED,

At San Francisco, California; 18th Of October 1885, ne
brIrf iiiness, Mrs MARY JANE BAKER, wife Of GEoSaK
BAKER, esq. Of that city,
lovely lady, in The prime Of beauty and Of life
viii sndden and rad intelligence her friends and relatives
the Hon. James Buchanan, American
the object Of the dcepest
socade his She woman OF sn
pero intelligence, character and excellng III The
intellect Of Capable Of enduring pvaoi
loved ready the discased. Chs
had been In California much tan and was haPp,
conlenisd home, called away
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LIVELY cTY-The accomplished editor Of the Mobile
Register, who is visit to Montgomery, Alabama
writes follows:
Within the memory Of the oldest inhabitant, Mont
gomery has never before been crammed and jammed
with people Two such events the biennial meeting OF
the legislature and the first State agricultural fair have
been much for the hotel capacities Of Montgomery
which boasts of very extensive accommodations in that
line The world and his wife here and the whole
army Of visters politicians peasureseekers
planters with their fine stock mechanics with their master
pieces Of SKILL inventors with notions destined to
oluonze the domains OF industry brag Shanghais brag
Durhas and Devons hrag sheep of all woos brag horses
for muscle bone blood and speed brag printers brag
veryhing in short oil hand and rushing through
the excitement the pleasure hopes, and pursuits of the
week. with energy and abandon that is truly refresh
ing"
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THE KNow-NoTHINGs DENATIoNALIzED.
The Detroit Free Press we'll remarks

All possibility of the w-nothings becoming national
party destroyed by the action Of the late convention Of
delegates Of the order from of the northern States
held at Cincinnati That action as to slavery that the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise inacton of the
phgted faith Of the nation, and that it should be restored
and efforts TO that end should fall Congress should refuse
to admit into the Union any State oeratng slavery which
shall be formed Of portion Of the territory from which
that institution excluded by that compromise This is
taking position that the republican party has abandoned
The restoration OF the Missouri Compromise is longer
plank in the republican platform Of course, southern
know nohlng viii not up the mark of the Cincn-
matt couvenons More than appears that the pres
denta will be fought upon the SINGLE distinct
OF union disunion."
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MADAME DEvOs, who keeps the largest and rich
III est establishment in New York. AL Broadway, and millinery
establishment raix will exhibit, Monday,
and ihe four following Tho Lake, 04 Penn avenue
stairs Adans Express assortment Of rich benne
aud head dresses
eiuy ladies' with call they
Will hnd beautiful articles for the season,
5-~4tF
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STATE or NEW YoRK,

city and county of New York. being court of record do
hereby certify that Michael Connolly before whom the an
nexed deposition was TAKEN at the time OF taking the
justice of the ~ and Tor said city and county
duly elected and and that his signature thereto Is
genuine as verify believe
In testimony Whereof have hereunt0 set my hand and
L. affixed the seal OF the said court and county, the
thirteenth day OF july 1000.
RlCHD ID. CONNOLLY, CLERK.
Th;; ,;, .,,d 81 ~ 80 o~;.toa .r,n.t aithor eno;r
80 Esa e.. ~ sasaa i,aaa .a;,nse =, lsos ~ ~
Mn Eno 49, IA ''ff Nn NS' - S' - -
W. sba 6t ovam;na Tho cass q, ,bo net;tioners com
r,ant 49, ~ al 800 go ~ : ca.n;sh va.p.,
p M T;.d So, r. ~ ~ or pti.I r az of q
- 60. ,a "iaas a,,a;ns. ca, as III
one now before us
The 18th article Of that treaty contains the following
mands in future on account Of the claims oil their citizens
which the renuncstions herein contained extend and
sdernp them entirely cancelled undertake. to make salts
faction for the same 10 an amount not exceeding five millions
Of dollars To ascertain the full amount and validity of those
claims commission to consist Of three citi
Of the United States shall be appointed by the Pesi
dent, by and with the advice and Of the Senate,
which commission shall the city of Washington and
within the of three years from the time Of their first
meeting shall receive examine and decide upon he amount
anu validity OF AL the Claims included within the descriptions
ABOVE mentioned. The sara commissioners snail take an
o " s ~, ~, ~ s W es sei o .u h 1911 VI c ,
g,; "a y :; ~ ZEE as nv d,h * ~ ~
a f h 1 ~ ', ~ =; ' 49,, 80. b ~ i;Ja ~
M n =, my ~ s,d n ~ ~ ~ rr i ~ ~,
United states during the recess of the senate Of another
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REMAINS Hon. w. CoLLISR--As we going te
press says the Tuscaloosa (Alabama) Monitor of las
Thursday warned BY the toing of the bells tina
the remains Of Henry w. Collier have just reached ou
town, having been brought from North Alabama for in
terment in this place. Our merchants have closed he
doors and business for the day has ceased in midst
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LOCAL NEWS.

NATIONAL TnxArRE.--We would again remind our city
readers TINT Mr. H. L. Davenport appears this evening b.
the great character OF Richard Ill. If the weather should
at all favorable this accomplished viii be greeted
~ > large Aat Militant sDdieaoe.
Tas yARKrIEs,-Thc Knnkels offer very attractive bin
for this evening The enduring popularity and attractive
ness this company without parallel in the history
Ethiopian minsresy The otener they heard the better
they are liked.
special meeting will be held thsevening in the City Hall
Of the old soldiers of 1912 residing in the District Of Co
lumbia.
CRY coUscs.1he two boards met Monday afternoon
last but transacted business OF important character
In the board of aldermen the bill for the establishment Of
board OF health up, and after brief discussion its
farther consideration postponed until Monday next The
bill provides for the establishment Of board Of health to
consist of physician from each ward, and commissioner
Of health, who shall be president Of the board and receive
salary Of year. All the members Of the board in
cudiag the commissioner, to be annually appointed by tho
with the advice and consent Of the board Of alder
Said appointments to be made about the first
Monday in June. The commissioner to give bonds to the
OF 900 for the faithful discharge Of his daties.
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BY EGG A PHI
EisA Aid Associatioa.

Iftsh HlH Ass0ctuOH.
NEw YoRw, Dec IA meeting Of delegates from the DIFF
erept Irish organizations in the United States and Canads
Is In session at the Astor House. About 1850 are in a
tendance, and more expected.
The object of meeting supposed to have reference
foot for securing the invasion from this
try Reporters admitted in consequence OF the pro-
ceedings being private.
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rDuPLETE thorough cOurse Of INSTRUCTION. tn
u spanish languages and lini'sn
MANyERs Epgsh hnsnsy, and eh6 ~
81 exemplary and who has given lsssons e spe
OF New York. undef Ing s
patronage Mortimer Livinf.ton has arrived W t guy
intends giving lessons its IboVe
branches their rs-tdences
me having Mtss Bcoke'~ school, she WIZ nso
her residence TO aeieA
and geBiiemen. -.
readings OF the French classical
aminos and perfect themselves ~ the Pafan
Interpreter Of Mile Ksches play
and the teacher OF the pure French language
who YER America
Mddrss. is1 street, between 17,h and lsth streets
9-6uf
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Oppressive rAxAuos.-We learn that the comptroler's
estimate Of the New YORK city for 1856 to lit
tie short Of six and half millions OF dollas-being an
increase that of 1856 OF than six hundred thou
sand dollars.
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no Msynhevs gentleman residing one 81
Tho pleasant fashionable locations ia the city, having
more roou 10 his pvcssnt wcud rem,
arsc parsor, hsdreem reqsired For sd1,s srpS ~
once. Dee x -dSut'
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STATE NEW YoRK, .
County of New York, 80
Personally appeared before Michael Connolly justice
of the peace in and for said county, Robert Roberts, and
made oath this thirteenth day of July A. d. 1885, that the
facts stated in the foregoing petition true to the best Of
his knowledge and belief
MICHAEL CONNOLLY, Justice Of the Peace.
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Western Steamer burnt.

Western Steamer Burnt.
CrNcrssAr Dec. 3.-The steamer Collins took fire at
Memphis on Monday, and entirely consumed. The
steamer May Flower the wharf boat of Duva Ageo,
Co were completely destroyed. The boats and cargo
are reported to be a total loss.
lsEcoND DESPATCH
LOUISVILLE, Dec. ATen lives lost by the burning OF
Memphis yesterday The loss of property is
estimated at a quarter of million.
Canal Navigation
ALBANY, Dec. IA despatch received from Canal
Commissioner Gardiner this morning stating that the canal
open boats running Mr. Gardiner has also
ed the superintendent OF section No. Albany not to
draw of the water until the 10th inst.
Harkess.
New YonK Dec. 4.-Flour has derIined-raes of ii 900
barrels straight State at So l215 good Ohio, 30 62l5
southern is firm 80 IS. Wheat has declined OF 5000
bushels southern white 50 20 sosthern red 80 10
ern red So 05. Corn has decnedsaes Of 5000 bushels
we,ern Mixed 81 o. Pork has decnedaales Of 400 bbs
at S2l Beef dulsales OF $50 bb SIG for Chicago
rcpacked Lard Is activesales of 1000 bbs at
Whskey langudsacs Of so bbs at 40 cents for Ohio
BALTIMoRE, Dec. 4.Flour il dull, and without buyers
Howard street, Ohio, and City Mills held At 80 ~
Wheat duloerngs Of nearly A0, 500 bushesma sales
of good prime white 81 08 81 l6 good to prime red
at So 05 81 l0a decline Of about cents Corn dull
with decline of cents white IS 90 cents new
yellow, So 80 cents Bacon il wantedshouders quo
1871 1871 cents sides, IA l41 cents hams, IL
The market Ia firm at these figures. Mess pork
s22 per Dbl. Lard is nominal at l2N l2}1 cents.
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Opera els..e.Y oper. GLASSES

Opera Glsssest Opera Gisssesy
I'VE call attention Of glasses
pearl rRaseied JSpaned, selected
great care
4. GALLIGAN h CO.,
Dealers n French Fancy Goods,
Silver Plated Ware, ferfumery, combs
Brushes SC, so Pa. avenue, Under Browne Hotel.
Der - ecd
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TERRIBLE powDEn.-The Hartford Conn
Times Of the Both ultimo says

GAS teamster James Murphy, with two-horse wagon
carng powder from building TO another on the
29th instant Hazards powder mills Enfield the load
exploded, tearing wagon, horses, and driver 10 atoms
There about ton Of powder the wagon, and 80
powerful the explosion that arched bridge over
canal which the wagon happened to be when the
poson took place depressed about three feet The
powder half barrels without any heads TO them
so that il exposed
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r LITERARY Agency and Periodical Depot. Penn
syvana J4h and 18th streets, No. ZIG Wit
lsrds Hotel
An nav received AZ pur bed
New Yoxk daily pnpsss-Hsfad Tribune -Phdephia
evening seven O'Clock for SAFE pt
delivered their residences
ming $3.50.
AR msas xines and sewsPapers
Iond Illustrated News Londoa Illustrated TTss Fnnehs 70
p.ints Of Emslish Blnchw1od~ Magazine. Ac
psn fancy stationery everything The cheap puhca-
uon line constantly hand, and fov sale at
BisHDP'H Periodical store,
No. ai6 Penasyvana avenue, under Wisfds hoteis
Nov 90 d2wn
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1,ys UNCEY WARRINEk. Waseh-S.aker ard Jew
eIss Penpsyvana under Bo~ns Hotel wash
ipgov. D. g.
Dee 5--dsiJanA
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SALE TO-DAY.
ny JAMES O. MCGUIRE. Aucslonser.

by q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VERY SUPERIOR WINES AND LIQUoK5 AT fuBLC
Wednesday afternoon, December h, al ock,
small ana Sc
liquors. stSck Of gentleman "s
+
n Taylor Blackburn London dock
772 dozen Hcnnesssy brandy
whiskey, (quars)
3e-l2 dozen pale sherry
74fl superior old por wines
35i Jamaica spirits, u gallon jugs, very Gnc
do Otard, Dupny, Co.
dozen Chasse.ss nor brandy
81 d. brown nj ,.ate shenies
bottles sherry
old Madeira, superior arfieic
Champagne
basket Creme dc Bouzy, pints
9bouies Creme de Bouzy
wild cherry brandy
STA dozen Madeira, Howard March, K Co
4 choice Mndera
desiring really superior invited attend his
Of liquors be procured In
the country.
Terms cash.
JAS q. MCGUIRE
ID Ane.eueer.
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rsURNIYHED APARTMENTS.- In private family. OF the
oo elevated Ave fest shove the eound paho' h
stye Location vey
and healthy Department end
public grounds New York second door from ti
teensi
N B.-Board may be had, If desired ,n.
Nov Q0--eodihn d. A. GARDNtA.
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NOEEEE, TEA. &c
u bags old Java coffee
10 bags Rio and Laguyra coffee
rs fresh ground do
1913 half cheats fresh
maccaSoni and vcrmicsni
$50 boxes pepper ginger, and mustard
500 hs. grain Iepper s.,..
rs dozen prestons Morrs and Rabbits yeast pow
ders
55 New Orleans moaGses
10 golden strip.
Now landing Der schooners hamilton King Hd, from New
York. and for sale by MURRAY a. sGaiMES'
Nov 81 teOif
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UEvA, mr., The War or the P~sssnts--a historical
Y tale by 4endrck Conscience rs cents.
Chds History od the States by John Bonner-ina volumes
An Outline Of the Principles Of Grammar with be
erpo,on of the pscuines Of the English
ausre Edited enlarged by Rev j. Gssf Barton, A.
The English Elements and Forms with history
of its or su for colleges and
ssoo by Wam c. Fowler late Professor
Of Rhetoric 10 Amherst College 0 50.
Napoleon Heena es'iaG anecdotes and rsmAka
be con during 1--WE and halt
his captivity. BY John s. c. Absostwh iustrAloun ~ D.
Srisl CONNECTED with the Dehntion cf the Dogma
.r e Mary Latin
"a E..n.h al Just published and for sale at
"' s - TAYLOR 4 MAuRy's
n. Bookstore, 9Th street
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To Members Of Congress, and Others.
I,oR RENTA furnished dwelling house. built u the
style, with the convenience q wster s go
department with nse nnd c"p
Apply premises, No 49 18Th between AID set'
u u my Office >. y. mii.hbh,
2--tu Corner fth street ara louistHnh Nt'nt'
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I'M FLOREnCE O.DOsnOaHuE, once s3s sth
u street, fsw doom north Of g.
Dec l--dlm