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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Pub: 81.
Approved jane IL, 1853.

AN ACT 20 authorize a loan not exceeding
the sum of twenty millions of dollars.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United Sidtes Of Ame
rica IN Corqress assembled, That the Presi
dent of the United States be, and hereby is,
authorized at any time within twelve months
from the passage of this act, to borrow on the
credit of the United States, sum not exceed
ing twenty millions of dollars, or so much
thereof as, in his opinion, the exigencles OF
the public service may require; to be applied
to the payment Of appropriations made by
law, in addition to the money received, or
which may be received, into the treasury from
other sources: Provided, That no stipulation
or contract shall be made to prevent the
United States from reimbursing any sum
borrowed under tho authority Of this act at
any time after the expiration of Gftsen years
from the first day Of January next.
SEC O. And de 1t further enacted, That
stock shall be issued for the amount so bor-
rowed, bearing interest not exceeding five per
centum per annum, payable sem-annually,
with coupons for the semi-annual interest at
tached to the certificates of stock thus crea-
ted, and the Secretary of the Treasury be-
| and hereby is, authorized with the consent oi
! the President, 10 cause certificates of stock to
be prepared, which shall be signed by the
Register, and sealed 9th the seal of the
| Treasury Department, for the amount so Dor
rowed in favor of the parties lending the same
or their assigns; provided, that no certificate
/ shall be issued for less sum than one thou
sand dollars.
SEC. 3. -Aad BE II further enacted, That
before awarding said loan, the Secretary o.
the Treasury shall cause to be inserted in two
oi the public newspapers Of the city Of Wash
inIton, and in one or more public newspa
pers in other cities Of the United States, pub
lie potice that sealed proposals for such loar
will be received until a certain day to be spe
cited in such notice, not less than thirty day,
from its first insertion in a Washington news
paper; and such notice shall state the amour
of the loan, at what periods the money shall
be paid, IL by instslments, and At what places
Such sealed proposals shall he opened on th,
day appointed in the notice, in the presenc
of such persons as may choose to attend, ans
the proposals decided on by the Secretary o
the Treasury, who shall accept the most q
vorable proposals offered by responsible bid
ders for said stock. And tho said SeSrstar,
J shall report TO Congress, at the commence
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
pub. 40,


AN ACT to authorize the President Of the
United States, in conjunction with the
St.,. of Texas. to run aud mark the bound
a,v lines between the Territories of the
United States and State of Texas.
Re n enaettd d by tie Senate and Hosse %
Rsoresen,qt;,ss cf tie United States Of A'ne-
y;ca in Conoress assembled, That the Presi-
dent Of the United states be, and he hereby
is. authorized and empowered to appoint Z
suitable person or persons, VINO IN con)unc
ton with such person or persons as may De
appointed by and on behalf OF the State OF
Texas for the same purpose, shall run ana
mark the boundary lines between the Terri
,or;e. of the United States and State OF lex
as. bepinninr at the point where the one
hundredth degree of longitude west from
Greenwich crosses Red river. and running
thence north to the point where said one
huadredth degree of longitude intersects tine
parallel of thirty six degrees thirty minutes
north latitude: and thence west With the sad
parallel of thir:y-six degrees and thirty MN
utes north latitude 10 the point where II IN,
tersects the one hundred and third degree OF
longitude west from Greenwich; and thence
south with the said one hundred and third
degree of longitude to the thirty-second par
,-llel of north latitude; and thence west with
~. -aid thirty second degree of north latitude
10 the kic Graads. a. :.
Src' Q. Anj be 1t further enaesea, ihat
sL landmarks shall be established At the
ss.l sqiut sf b.gianing on Rsd riFsrl and ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Pub: IL. 10.
Pub: IL. 10.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the a.

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the a..
rangement and disposal Of public buildings
in the city Of Philadelphia.
Resoired by the Senate and HOUSE Of Re
0resentatires OF the United States of Anerica
an Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of
the Treasury, the Postmaster General, and
authorized to decide whether the custom
house at Philsdephia shall remain in its pres
ent location, or whether public convenience
and interests require that the location Of the
custom house be changed to the ground and
building purchased Of the Bank of Pennsyl-
vana, by authority Of the law of the second
Of August, eighteen hundred and fifty-four.
for the purpose of a postotiice, and the post
Office be removed 30 the present castoplhou.e:
and also, TO decide whether il is best TO sell
the building and lot Of ground now used Cor
the purposes of the United Ssstes court. and
establish court-rooms in tbs building of the
present customhouse, and they be further an
thorized and empowered to SO arrange the
buildings for said offices and purposes as may
in their judgment, best proIno:e the public
convenience: Provided, That the expenses
incident to such a change and arrangement.
of the buildings shall not exceed the sum al
ready appropriated for any or all of such pur-
poses, and any additional sum that may BE
received for the building and ground herein
authorized to be sold: And prorided further.
That should it be deemed best to sell the
saiG court building and lot Of ground the
President of the United States NAV cause the
same to be sold after due public notice
Approved June 3, 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

ment of the next session. the amount of mo-
ney borrowed under this sc,, and @! whom
and on what terms, 10 shall have been obtain
ed; with an abstract or brief statement of all
the proposals submitted for the same, 5distin
gushing between those accepted and those
rejected, with detailed statement Of the ex-
pense Of making such loans: Prorided. That
no stock shall DO disposed of at less than its
par-yalue.
SEC. 1. Ind be a. Jariier enacted. That
the faith of the United States is hereby pied
ged for the due payment Of the interest and
the redemption of tho principal Of said
stock
SEC. 5. dnd be II further cnasseE. That,
to defray the expenses OF engraving and PRINT
ing certificates Of such stock, and other ex-
pcnses incident TO the execution Of this act.
the sum OF fve thousand Joiisrs IL nereoy
-.r.-- =; ~,--'- ,,ora,i1s9. That eompensa-
tion shall be allowed fos any service Prfn,,rI.-
ed under this act to any officer whose salary
is established by law.
Approved June II, 1853.
Pub: r. Is
A RESOLUTION to correct an error in /.
certain act approved May eleventh, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty eight.
Resoiced By the Senate and House OF Re
presentafiUeS OF the United States of america
an Congress assembled, That an error in the
act approved May eleventh, eighteen hundred
and fifty eight, entitled IAN act 10 enlarge
the Detroit and Saginaw land districts in the
State of Michigan, be corrected, by extending
the limits Of that portion of the Cheboygan
district which has been attached to the De-
troit district, to the line dividing ranges two
and three west, instead of one and two wes;,
the former being the line intended by the
Department rs the western boundary OF the
addition to the Detroit district.
Approved June ., 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Pub: sc.
AN ACT declaring the title to land warrants
in certain cases.

AN ACT declaring the title to land warrants
In certain cases.
he e enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of tie United States Of Azse-
riea in Congress assembled, That when proof
has been or shall hereafter be filed in the
Pension Office, during the lifetime of claim
ant, establishing, 10 the satisfaction Of that
Office, his or her right to . warrant for mil
itary services, and such warrant has not been
or may not hereafter be issued until after the
death of the claimant, and all such warrants
n have been heretofore issued subsequent TO
the death of the claim ant, the title to such
warrants shall vest in the widow, If there bc
ofs, and if there be no widow, then in tie
heirs or legatees of the claimant; and all such
warrants, and all other warrants issued pur-
suant to existing laws, shs.m. be treated a.
personal chattles, and may b conveyed by
assignment of such widow, heps. sr ieg..ees,
or by the lsgai representative, of tha dscsas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Pub: 3S.
Pub: IS.
AN ACT confirming locations of land war

AN ACT confirming locations of land war
rants under certain circumstances
Be IL enacted by tie Senate and House of
Representatives. OF The limited States Of -dDe-
RIGA az Congress assembled, That in all cases
IN which locations have been made with
bounty land warrants on lands which were
subject 10 entry at private sale, Gut upon in
divIdual competition we're put up to the
highest bidder, aud the excess paid for in
cash, such location shall be, and they are
hereby, confirmed. if in all other respects re
guIar, and authority is hereby given to issue
patents accordingly: Py0esded, That such
confirmation shall only extend to cases exist
ing prior to the i,assage OF this act.
Approved June 3, 1853.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

ed claimant, for the use. of such heirs or lega-
teesonly.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the provisions of the first section of the act
approved March twenty two, 1852, to make
land warrants assignable, and for other pur-
poses, shall be so extended as to embrace land
warrants issued under the act of the third
March, 1856.
Approved June 8, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-15

G @yAMSg8SgS59
G. r OC e r IE S
PROVISIONS!
AT WHOLESALE AND RET1IL!
TE that hath ears hear lie: MIN hear the Good News
which proclaim. And he that hath but little
ev let him come to the Grocery Store of
THEODORE CLAPP,
and buy the very best articles the Fremont market can
Fair and Reasonable Prices.
Hitherto but little II any attention has been paid by the
of this market TO the purchase of any thing but
the most common varieties of
GROCERIES,
Such Al
Coffee Teas,
Sugars, Molasscs,
Fish, Tobacco, Spices, &C., DC.
Which has not met the of the people of Fremont
At my establishment you will find all the common
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES!
Sugars of a half dozen varieties,
Coffee, Teas,
Chockolate, Ginger,
Pepper, Spices,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, indigo Soap, Candles Fish, Mons
ses, &c, &C., and at the same time, my stock Of
Choice Fancy Groceries.
the largest and best selected that has ever been
cred here, among which may be found the andsonest
Bunch and Bloom Raisins,
Figs, Dates, Prunes, Citrons,
Oranges Lemons, Curants,
Dried Fruits, Pickles, Candies
and every body in this section of the country knows that
CIapp makes Better Candies,
Than offered in this market 1t is manuaetur.
cd from the best Steam Refined White Sugar-n fact il
cannot be surpassed.
NUTS-of all kinds.
SOAP-Toilet Shaving and Common Bar.
foil wrapped and Turkish Smoking, 70 the common plug
YANKEE NOTIONS!
Ny assortment in this line is unsurpassed.
Fruit Dishes, Door Mats, Tubbs,
Baskets, Brooms, Fails,
Blacking, Hacking Brushes, &c. &c.
C1GARS-Of the genuine Havana brand the delicious
and fragrant Principe, Regalia and all the fancy brands
all warantod-to smoke.
All the articles named above and many others can al
New and Fresh,
Fruits and Groceries all of last years growth manu-
facture, and can WARRANT every thing of the first
quality Every article kept in Grocery Store will be
found here at
Wholesale or Retail,
Call and see.
THEODORE CLAPP.
Fremont, May I, 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-15

W. J. MILLER Clyde, and by Druggists and Merchant.
generally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-15
CAST IRON COLUMNS, WINDOW GAPS AND

o. drafts and surveys for Mills Of every description,
Warehouses and other establishments using
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

DHIfLIp. FRENCH COsTuNRR, LATE or yIBLOs
u and Academy IT Music, has hand co-npee and
varied of fancy costumes balls aud parties
which offered a. W Ur sae as0, every description o.
fancy costumes Tor des gentlemen, made 20 order short
notice. Mr. p Will only that his long connection with
Tho ave establish head custnn and
III with traue Frsrcou Paris Il guaran 10 the public ~
LIS acknos edged aud artistic skill l3 street.
ut1CHCUCK's NArtoNsI CONCERT HstIs
IL liz Canal street.
Two grand performances TITS day the arst commencing
AT IwO O'CLOCK.
The elentod soprano singer, u
Miss EVA BRENT,
aoknowledgci the finest singer IN this country, and
THE rICCOLOMINf
Of the ruoa, will appear Tie
AF1tRNvDN AND EVENING,
and, with other .iens, will sing the tvaiina from
TuE ofERA or ~ fRoyAToRE.
Also, those elegant and fascinating daDseuses.
Miss FANNY COLE and Miss JOHNSON.
The unrvalled Duich ami irish comic singer
Mr. RICHARD WATKINS.
will also appear, wh the entire strength OF he
EVkNINg PERFORMANCE
ADHESION TEN CENTS,
Including 4 refseaasnent aaset
A rAPp.-Wm Hitchcock respectfully informs the public
and patrons Of this po1nlar Concert Hall hat
Miss EVA BRENT
u engaged for month and win positively appear any
other ESTABLISHING NJ durng he period nf iis enlightenment
" ALFNTINT a WIrTFvsHEIN CONCERT SALOON
~ 80 Rrna iwav stairs Tom Waso, fhe comic
sbget, eti appear admired dsuseusr, IA
riaurs Wiams Mia Nsrai al nn sng great Yiss0ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

WATCHES, JENyEERy. sc.
. MOTHER MARKING DOWN OF PRrCs- FOR PINE
~ gud Watches chains brcsetpns. brace and
al STYLES ewclry for holiday presents, 10 suit the times.
tverybody how wonderfully cheap sell aud every
body right The buy AMI sell for cash. Second
gold watches advances male
sale low. Come and Don't forget L. JACOBS a
co. Si Broadway. opp, sis. Broadway Theatre.
aTs,CRffCvs UNPRECEDENTED sss BRO ApwaY
Pine ~ Of rold iewelry -, cost SIC d. lava 81 and
Si2 10 ai SD anA So, WIS GOLD sN MD CHAINS,
half jewellers prizes; DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JENEt1y
or Att KINDS To be sod at less than half jewellers
Thnpa pr will per cent
snd may ot1n better article ~ giving cal u
Y. MAtDUfFS, nc BRO ADMAY tUP STAIRS.
REMEMBER UP STAIRS. 81 BROADWAY.
~ Diamonds and eher jewelry,
Watches Ac, &C,
Selling oil hy retail prices To hlv har.
ssins you must try UNGER, 5i2 Broadway ~ stairs op.
posite 81 Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

DHiIdr K. WILKINS. MISUNDERSTANDING
To-, ~ auct;onriitiip T. WILKINS vii! se, n
don an tuesday Dee - l. O'Clock the Mercan,a e.
chs gc ens g; lots il the oity of Paterson New Jersey
VIZ
tots N laird avenue between Montgomery aud Lawrence
no It's on north sil- Law renee street. adjoining.
10 "a south side ~ Montgomery stree adsaibiag
COMMUNICATION w.A Paterson several times each day.
by the Railroad Maps the oece Of the iuctoneer No
Ptue -irect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

DAwNBAOKER'S SALE ON MONDAY, DEC. q, Al
lni clock la the salesroms ~ East Broadway BY
EEit. 4 THOMPSON Valuable pledged goods. clothing
wearing apparel valuable watches irsriry ana arr;
Gle. the boiia by L. 49, Grand
Yuessay extensive safe fancy reoos de- Pewn-
hrokers csng sale for the Thursday. Vt l0i
cck Erecuheig s6 Hudson street AID 299 Ess, foad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
& MI RWgS, AgCfIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MERWIh Co.-TRADE SALES
ROOMS,
No. IL PARK Row


HOLIDAY And SrArDAED BOoKS-A great variety OF
elegantly illustrated books including anauals Tor 1859 in rich
tine collection Of the best standard ios
works bound in and calf and assortment Of
beautiful Juveniles also bibles and prayer books a bind
ings, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
ANTHOLOGY.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILSON AsfRoSoMER,
~ he suited the past present and future
S Ec ricc between Grand aud
feeI lies 10 cehts, gentlemen 81 rme 81 birth required
MADtM wrDGER, THE GIFTED SPANISH LADY
N tolls correctly present ard future
prosrOua aialtae@
for s Diseases 'es lucky numbers how gain properly
nosca. lh Aleu- uree. corner " Rsyiax1,a-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

(fEo. LEAvITT. AUcTIoNEER-By GEO LEA
VI WIT CO., at sunger Towps.nds old stand under
Bar,rn's Museum 223 adway Monday Zee. q, -
A. NJ elcsoe sale OF booksellers stock comprising
great popular standard books by the hest English
ana authors; Cooper, irving Bryan ongfellow
Sims eAcss Buwer Thaeseray, fenn.son byron, Mtcau
Ivy Huae Goldsmith, 81. Ia variety OF findings richly IL
Illustrated works suitable for presents gs &C. IN ell most
varied SELECTION The lovers good and usefd
books viii ud this op ooruns for adlns 10 their brs
res. Cat.,oe ready saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
BILLIARDS.

: 1EFERENCEs WE GIVE tux NAMES or A FEW
"A ~ lie prominent hotels and saloons which piE
LaS'> alsnt combination cushions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


TN PURSUANCE ON THE ORDER OF rue SURROGATE
% thc county " New yOfk notice hereby given III
sons having claims against Henry Hohlnan late ~ the city ~
York, decreased he with vouchers
" the subscriber AZ i Greenwich % dan
se,cor The city II New York before the sst II
March, 1850 Dated York LIST day ~ O~toter 1854
H. a. Nottt.MAN. Adrninsstrstsr
arrIcv or TUE NEW YORK Gas LIGHT COMPANY,
~ Dec q Is5sThe annual election for thirteen directors
OF this company win held Monday the 10th day q
January nsxt from N n ~ ocok A. NJ, ~ tho Office No Ia
centre street The transfer book will be closed from The 81
eli EvERTrT Secretary
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN TO THE HEfas OF rus
IN Neal deceAsed late Of the North
seid county u Richmond state % New YORK 10 them
known 70 the undersigned The above town. county and
state before the first day of March iSs9
CApRy DURRUA, Administrator
Northheld Richmond Co.. ~ y, Dec. ~, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
w S.snaEp wovLp RYsPEcIFvbsy INFORM THE

NJ =. SHARP Not ~ ktSPktff hbN INFORM THE
w pubic thai lie has wade extensive srrausG
oY,er slfv IT, Increasing demand iS cetAtsmeut
for taNles Mlsn SPARED pans expense
lor tde mauX tn r,ttaneu which he hs- lnodsc-d
billiards aud he ~Utd especially .nl1ru che public that he
has hrsed n expense he exclusive x o
facltrr Holm tushi1n tplicnted May isss whlrh
now ~ the ving paser o. be the best
mos durable. and nn ssen'iac cushion
inyealeI NOiwisardiuc hc pufs hag daily
advertise about ~ called pstcns which ar - semen-
but clsp traps 70 seauce the unlaaied and unwary
hundreds Of such cushions have reaay been removed and
Replaced BY Hclmans patent W .. sharp fccs Confident
that h tables of the most supc or 4us not only on &C
count % bis long experence a. c bsrt msser but
because he supentens his hnsne and thst
material o interior quality Is used ~ he construction = his
work Satisfied with HIGHT profits his hnsnrs ne
truss That HE reputation - manufacturer will amply
him in the end.
proof Of the Respectable ps,ousre receved he need
only refer few ~ le OF the billiard In
the which be has III nshed such Webster 22
Rrnahway Highsm 4 Holmans Twelfth and
broadway Ncfoas Hotel stevens House formerly Dco
nirr Hotel Hnn4erford House
ma Hudson street. james Jacks Third AMI Twenty
hlr street; Creamery Park Hons q. W. Masone Albany.
lawrence Geneva; y Dusns. Emrs: slagat Barnes'.
Buffao n Page Pnpples ounslo. y Scouten'a Jshns
town ". All kinds OF cushions replaced ~ shsrp's
IJomans the shortest notice. Pockes trim.
ming and erythng the trade forwarded with despatch All
cr ~ promptly Attended Mandatory las Fulton street,
New foss
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SALES, AT AyCTIt,s..

A uCfiON NOTICE. bOG ART alIrluSEEn rs -
~ BOG ART store 80 North W,aU sraet site of
New inrs supreme Court city and 81 New YORK
Roswell Skeel Dsuei r., iAD NslNenhdrg a. a. Res r1ids
againt Ntuam Mes cnDa AID Thomas RadcI Jnlee .dd
b. wine ~ c execution III tie above entitled nlan G
reced eil expose Tor sale Al No Norh Will street ia
the eiiy 81 NeE fufk, the TEh day OF nacmhr 1855
los O'Clock A. ~ ne following articles, that + III
paekGgrs refined stoetre Sci glnree, whiting, s eoil
iapiooa, chalk, Rochelle sai's, castle soap. &c
, AMES &. wTl.isfT, Shee.G.
a uCri0N SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING,
"A piece goods, Sc.--A NJ CRfrTafss kucttoneet. %
Bower will sell on Monday 2Tt inst AZ s O'Clock, large
ant general assortment OF eassinFe cloth peteshia plot
and beaver tock. sack and business coats .us and
unde Shes drawers crayas ties, stocks stockings
and large assortment Of cissmeres cloths, csmefes
doesln., beavers fes petersham, ooting plsdS linen d
mask, velvet plush together with of norsmOnn
ke6ooks cutlery, knives and forks and variety Of other
fancy articles.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ARE you rRouBLEp WITH BAp coNPIExfoS
Pkfces gAi.yD0E
SOFT smooth, transparent appearance.
TIC sy min and and a. Il he sIa
Charming bcasiaer u tho ssia.
-: i.sss: pISss. sgssiss Ssas
sas as Ss daai ens ssa wo sr oSs
c9mIieisy removed BY tn above prepsscn ladies us9s
shoad Try twenty cents tors prin
sp No r'nd rs e rqs sss sos N
srosSsiyn siSis Hayes is Faion street : -
ATTENTION. LADIES, ATTENTION. -RxAUsE nv
g np ~ Ssar sss ~ ssGn
kers,ea SON ~ broadway John Shsa. ls broadway.
J fIce 81.
Is rSrxrrAELr SLOW CARDS, cs.,
order, punc,uaiy attended V.
III RrKNs rooTHAcHE REMEDY 1T CAUSES NO
g-p ssse applet certain ,., and perrs ~, cure 10
hing he ess, degree hJrros fre ss.,. By ma ,en
INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS or NEW AND
cssraes scie. who wish . .ssass , - agency " MS
address joseph A. Mum, % Liberty street, NY
CwoKrD MEATS AND NESS PoRK-vAN BRuSr
ws.roSs PORK packers otter or esss nsw city ea-sd hsa
VAN BRUNT AWATkDUS, DO Chambers A., Wv
ToorHscHr. CURED WITHOUT PAIN OR lsJuR'
= A CERTAIN CURE
scorT's roofMscas DESTROYER,
Win invariably the wors. OF Oosche and give relief
70 the most agon,ng suffering viii not inluie teeth has
- - osE APPLICATION r. SUFFICIENT
10 give ef'o the worst case matter how much decayea
WIN draw the Inflammation from the gums and wlremovc
- VICERArrp rFErH or SWOLLEN FACE,
And rende~ decsyed teeth As useful A. ever. .
try abote before applying 10 he torture Of dentists ns,r
Principal Depot ss Grand street corner Of Allen street. ~
" Sold IN Williamsburg at fivnvst0ns druggist 10 and 2N
Grand street; In Brooklyn Mt Mrs. Hays No. LIS Fulton
street
rooTHACHE CURED WITHOUT CHARGE--FoR THE
PURPOSE Of Introducing and harmless remedy, by
Dr STORMS 50 While street. west OF broadway Price
bottle 70 cents.
u,EA AND CoYrER--THRER POUNDS GOOD TEA FOR
i dollar; ven pounds good ground eo0ee fw
dollar boses half and whole ches coffee boxes
ard barrels 1t the iowea wholesale The old csab
kshed "Pagcda ea and coffee warehouse lt Chatham s
RESTAURANTS.
CHRIsTMAs, CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS.
fnHN wpTGfTs free and easy this Saturday and Monday
evening the shades Hotel "a Reade Jhsr taken
so'clocs Y. NJ. Harry Climber, pianist
DiCELsD OYSTERS roR ssw vg,R's- PRlws
l s-lce he found At LIBBY g. No. Pine street
S.sAaasy, Leaye Jour orders - svon avs.ieal