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COUGHS, COLDS. HOARsENEsS -

The prevalence of the above oom,L,n, ..
seeson generally has the eject of brlngng ont host
OF ProIessedly new specifics. and while some ne
Ayoo, many are useless, and others even danSsTaus
Inc vlseet course to pursue to oonsult youI fam
s ply r scian, or otherwise use only such remedies
smcIolo9s Ofthis character is TYLER,s TnMu
EvtuNsD sfkUP OF GUM ARABIC. Orirnsi-
tsoon became popular remedy, and 6as c"ntnn "A
20 ENJOY growing reputation for the last twenty
ACTS IKE charm, and in Chrome CAaes iironcS,;;,
w nOopns Cough, Group, Asthma, I MI ensa .
have usedit. ~ Az 'esHy VINO
P1ce Is cents and 20 cents per bottle.
SOU, sou oy NsiLn Palmer, Chas. Stott. &c Wash
sIandrla; where 1t NAV be had also for convenience
"a Lozsnser form. Price l7x and Is cents a boS0
rnowh a. Tylers Gum Arabic Cough Candv
Drops, as an elegant. pleasant and efioacious Pui
MONO bozenge they are unsurpassed. no m SIN
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NorIcE roR lk r. 81 cERrA,N
lambs TO MARKET in THE STATE oF

WISCONSIN,.
Notice 10 hereby given that the land ofios at Mem
asha IN the state Ut Wisconsin, will, and after
the 10th day OF January next be open to tina SALE at
embraced In the following townships, which were
sugect TO entry and location prior to withdrawal,
falling within the preseribed limits OF selection of
the railroad grant to Wisconsin ny act Of Cong
be within said limits, viz:
North Of the base line aad east of tke fourth
principal nnsridtas. 80
Townships Is, Is, IL, 10, 49, 90 q, n a. a. s. g.
r. g. 80, 81, 81, IS, 81, IS, So 81, and So, Of range
Given under my hand at the sneraI Land O05oe.
at the city Of Washington, November H. 1855
TAOS. A. HENDRICKS
no u lAv6W Comm asionar
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wv FALL ARRANG EMENT
w AsHINGTON AND AL EXAN DRIA.
Il Boat Erery Hour from Each Place.

The washinston and Alexandria Steamboats, viii
hereafter regularly from the foot r.
Of 7th street. Washington, and King -
street. Alexandra. every hour from
each pace, from ~ a. .: 70 ~ p a a. felieysi
rSn nv wa.Slnsionss & sa1 fHomAs COLL
YER-at 8, 10 q. IB., IN, 2, 4. and D. m,
From Alexandria-steamer GEO. PA6E-At
81; 9, 10 m. Il m ~, q. and p m.
From AlexAndrIa-Steamfr THOMAS COLL
YER-at 81, 9, ~ q. m. i, 5, and y. m, except
Tuesday and FrIdsI morninrs, when the Conyer
heretofore, and omit her trips betvet Washington
and Alexandris from g. m. TO ?. m. only.
The u. % q. m. aad ~ p. IN. boats from Atexan-
dris connect with fhe trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The 50 8. m. and IA p. m. boats from Washington
connect with the trains OF the u. auge and AexRn-
dria Railroad for the South and Southwest se ~
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Having just returned from the North, whore I
have been attending the closing Auction Sa ss,
an prepared to offer the following Goods at about
shalt the cost of mportation:
5000 Cambria Bands, from lskc. to 81 Is very
40 Cambria Collars, from $50. O LIS,
goo Swiss do. some real French, at 81 50,
DO embroidered Skirts, from b SOTO IS,
100 hne Embrt idered Linen and Cambria Handker-
onlefs, very cheap,
H5 6pe Linen sets Collars and Sleeves, very
chsap, at 8 i'm,
IS r embroidered Infants Robes, a superior arti-
ole,
spieoes Black MORE Antique, 80 inches wide
superior quality. l.e5,
2peoes Black Corded Silks, very heavy, at | so
worth $3.50,
rs yards Fancy Silks, very cheap,
$50 dozen Hemmed and Stitched Linen and Cam
brio Handkerchlefs. a. 25c., worth 500,
50 Broche Shawls, extra cheap,
800 Black Thlbet Long aud square Shawls, the
hnest goods ever offered at the prices,
$50 Black Cloth Ragians, best Gods in the mar
ket, from Is to SIS,
Lace Curtains. q eat bargains.
Together with q full and complete stock. which
will be sold at prices which cannot fail to give en-
tire Satisfaction. r. w CARTER
No. So corner 7th st. and Louisiana avenue.
ae y cow and 81 7th street.
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TRANSFORMERS CUR
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED RY A CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCnyERYI IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should 10 kept
in oil families in case Of accidents sudden sick-
ness, as II frequently cares in less time than IL
suires to get ply stefan.
Ii cures pain any part OF the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stuff Neok1evsTy perso. should
Sinevs. Blood and Bones and, By Its warming cleo
tromagnetle power, expes all pain IRON the system.
uHHp SDT y Sq hsXs cSSkh irS use o Hh MT <
GSHERRY-it IL the best Cough Syrup in the
III you are Bilious, ase HARTSHORNE's
ANTI-BILIOQs PILLS They act upon the Liv-
or, Stomach and Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and
Foul Seoretions.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug stores
In Warrington oity; Kidvell & Clscell at George
town: II. Peel & Co. Alexandria. 90 ll-tr
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322 PA. AVENUE. 900
Travellers IN want of TRUNKS shopld not fan ~
VISIT our extensive Salss room, ocoupy ms -@o
kne entire basement floor, where they vi1SNN
md every DESCRIPTION Of fine and medium HyN
and PACKING TRUNKS, HAT a6Y E DR US g
LISES, CARPET BAGS. SATCHEi-Sx VA.
may De REQUIRED, at cheap and moderate nrcs. 'Ass
.'.f WALL, eTEPHENS EU"
70 Pepnsylvsnia Avenue
ga oesween Sth and 10th streets
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EURNITURE REPAIRED =
AND VANISHED,
Sofas, Chairs, 60, re- covered, and packing Fur
nituIe attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5i2I7th street, I'd floor. o
urnIture Polish for cleaning and restoring IN
their original lustre all articles of Vanished and
foshed urniture, Pianos, q o., for sale by b mtg
WILLIAMS, 5I2 7th street.
FOR RENTING third story OF the building
No. 6i2. 7th street. "a by 60 feet a ia- = = W.
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SHkE0SCOPES AND STERESCOPJC
,.o~.rz pS-A nsw AMI ex oellent assortment mat
ar bookseiler. So Penn. avsnas.
essvssa sth and 10th sta,
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old MAGNOLIA WHISKEY.'

ExTENsIvE ASSORTMENT
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber having completed his assortment
z; s: ;:$; s
solves, consisting Of
Fine Mahogany. Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes.
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry, Jonny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrgerss, Ladies' Cab
inets and Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chsir,.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
ber Sets.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdeboards.
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs of even desorip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables
China, Glass, and CrOokery Ware, Looking
Glasses, 30.
My purpose Is to cell as cap any other person
IN Washington. and on az favorable terms and
Halter my self that no person wishing to purchase
Will be disappointed If they give me q call.
A. GREEN,
eu 18-H No. sos 18th street.
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~ klMMELL HOUSE.
HIS Nice and oOmmOdious Hotel has lust been
compI ed and vii be open for the reoep 4 a
lion OF guests on Tuesday, the sd tant. vCAAo
TINS house will abound with comforts I.hH
equalln every respect to every house in this ar AN
other city. The bar will be supplied with ths be Al
OF LiS u9rs, at all times. have engaged Mr.. E. ".
Campbell to assist and superintend the house
The klmmell House is situated on q street be
tween ~ and 9Th streets in the immediate Vicinity
OF the National Hotel, and the Railroad Dspot
A. +. KIMMELI, PropSr
no l9 conn f.. ". CAMPREI1 Snn,t
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Failure
for Eight Years.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND oREsou.
VIA PANAMA. RAEloAy,
kssslss SsilSaf Days, stA z SOFA Of .s.k ...fA.

CAJIIoN.-So many frasds and impo-
sitlona OF various kirds have been lately
Sernetrnted Sl travellers bound 70 CALiISk
sIss passage S tShe the .as 1h
ma In the city CT New York, feels ~ his duty 20
cautlon all persons seeking passage 20 California.
hpd tho true oftoe OF the SteaInehlps Of he III. n
M.u Line VIA Pallaina Railroad cs no other ofloS
In New Y ORR Is authorized TO engage passage.
which is atlI West street. corner of Wsyren ~
n nss On e9s North River, at the head Of me
ieH j. w. RAY MOND. Agent, New Yort.
TEE PACIFIC MAIL Va H. STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the Steamships Of this Company, osrr,ips
the United States Mail for AGA PHI
Pp "a. u. ok MA, and OREGON leaves d1k
OF the United States Mail : s. CcmnsnT,s ,tesm.,.
when leave New Orleans and New Yort resnIsris
on the ON ana Soth OF each month with the msiIs
Pr Pn ne eSsshees' connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspec.ed and 9.
g.oyee ~ the Navy Department, and ruaTanfy re-
Ihe Panama Railroad tfi miles lors) in now oo,,-
ms tTm 90. an 70 ocesr, and Ia crossed in or q
NaI Inc oaxsase Of passengers is checked in
sre embarked At Panama by steamer Al lie co y,
peny'a expense The money paid IN Me- yart
covers al expenses ofthe trip. i"A
San Fsnesoo. To prevent ave n port IN psnap. and
gent 80 that the route Is entirely relsaSIe-no
nAplnE occurred IN eight years.
~ =, .saye Panama the same day they ~
Conductors 60 through b, each st.su.,
sa,u OF women and children without Other DO.
For through tickets at the lowest rates ami, n,
ERhhYMOND,-or to hRMSfRoNG'H iiSSR w.
ton. NV ohsens'-or e. l.. BARTLETT, Boa
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SCAooL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICs,
~ INSTITUTES.
r. NENNING. PaIncrpAI.
~, soiSons IA Afohlteet1lN and Ornamental Des,sp
aMSndaI Wednesday and Friday svennr. rom 9vsm q
al III Sna 'sS third story OF Agency Roef, corner
SsFns' % ~ measA. IN sausss. .ots-u
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WORLD.
The best COUGH sYRUP IN the world i,
HARTsHORNE,S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF

M, -. WILD CHERRG.
This article Is prepared by chemist. and il pro-
nounced by medical men, and those vino have used
i, to be the best PREPARATION for Co9gEs COLI
Cd-drrh, bronchitis, Rodyseasss, Sore TIrosf
rom oId, and preventive of that lion of dis
eases, on Ssnytios, ~ ois
Persons who sing should use il. IL is pleasant IN
the taste, soens, clears and strens hens the yoies
ssys ali irritation ofths throat and lungs and pre
Druggists in Washington, G eorE etewn and AIsxsa-
ar
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILJNr; DLVs
rRoM ZEE Uur,,n -

SWEBER,S COMET sANn
IE"ls WEBER, Leader, iarnn.ht ND
anersis ETC.. a. the shortest notice na<oss ~
confsctss .,ot s,n Music Depot. NJ.
20, - Fn street. Navy Yard, between and saa al,
e promptly attended 10. n. vhl
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CHfIsTMAs f Sa|IHSsEESsaE RI ,.,,,ss.r s1r,u


Tls attention Of public u rsspsstfaly solicited
to the following Holiday, GIFTS: -
A rieh and sl6etautial assortment Of FRENCH
FANCY BOXES, Of entirely new designs. made
Of wood. leather and METAL; These goods can b
recommended both for durability and beauty, and
we're msnufactured to my own order By the hfst e.
~ d!:sisy p Bows BoNs AND rRRNcH
CANDID Is 10 the finest ever before exhibited in
the country. having been manufactured By Parisian
erti.ts from new and original pstteInas lately i'm
q: :.os. asa P...y. bet. lax and az :i..
GRAND DISPLAY u. 80 -
" LADIES' SALOON.
G. GAUTIER would respectfully inform his nat.
rons and the public that he will introduce for the
hrst time at his establishment No. $50 Penpsylyania
avenue, be,ween 18th and 18th streets q rich And
varied assortment of F RENCH FANCY GOODS.
superior to any thing of the kind ever before liz the
city. manufactured by the first houses in PARIS 10
hls own order, and expressly for Christmas and New
Year presents -...r = ~
-autiful Fancy Boxes of leather,
kloh Carved Oak Boxes, III D e
glove Boxes. Satin Boxes, --
yeWelry BOxes, Velvet Boxes, r" --t
Handsome Enamefed Boxee, .-f +
Fancy Bonbonieres OF every description,
shell and Pearl Baskets, with fne steel ornam snts
CorDelle,s Moissonenes,
Paniers Rnstiaues, Pompsdour Baskets,
Corbsle's Printanieres. fancy Baskets
Poohes do Fanfare, With fine enErayiugs
"A lsrEe $3.50 tmeut of Cornuc Jpias, Fancy Tova
de 6-eO2W 'I
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EOR SALE The undersigned has ON Pages
T. Wharf. foot of 9TH street. q portab STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER, Of ten horse power, with
Circular Saw-MIll and Timber Wheels at tached of
Geo. Page Go . manufacture. The whole appa
ratus Is Ia good running order whchhe will dispose
Of on very reasonable terms
N. B.-The undersigned can be found at No. IS
MARYLAND avenue, Warrington, ID. G.
de 2-2aWlw~ ABRAM PAINTER
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n NOf TEA, 90.
~ 16o bags Rio Coffee,
70 pockets Java Coffee.
BIKES fresh Ground Coffee,
$50 half chetts fresh Tea,
80 dozen Yeast Powders.
Just received and for sale BY
de Is eoet MURRAY SEMMES.
EARTHEN WARE, CHINA, CLASS. 30.
~ 5il Pa. dv.. opposite BrotDns' Hotel. ..
r. PURCELL & SON have just imported, psr
other sources. one hundred aud fifty pack
and LATEST styles: W name in part
Gold. band and White French and Eng ish CHINA
Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets,
White Granite and Blue Painted Dinner. Tea and
China Vases. Chira Motto Coffees and sauoers,
Tea sets and Bohemian Buffers and Covers,
Cut, PLAIN and Pressed q lass of almost every de-
Plated Hibata, and Britannia Table, Tea AID Des.
sert spoons and Forks. Coffee and ga Sets, or
Casters. Butter Knives. Ladies'. 90,
Ivory handled and other Knives and Forks. in sets
of5l pieces, or separate,
GrandOles, Coal Oil, Etht rial and Lard Lamps and
WATERS, Coffee Urns, Hall Lamps and Lanterns
very hne assortment Of common goods, suitable
for retail groceries, Gil OF which will be Sold whole
sale and retail, as low aa the very lowest.
First quality stone Ware at the factory prices.
Goods viii be carefully packed and sent to any
A call from their fri ends and the public generally
y solicited at No. Sl Pa. avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel.
de 4 colin THOS PURCEIJ. A. SON
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A UCTlON NOTICE-J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"a = BOGART this day at III O'Clock the
NO North William street-Household furniture hardware
cable cutlery boots and shoes dry goods &c mahogany
carpets hedstesds tables chairs bookcase bedsead
and bedding stoves kitchen furniture At IL ocock-A
general assortment Of table cutlery trays
vels locks hinges busters Britannia &C. At O'Clock
100 pair mems rubbers calf skin boots CATERS
dies CATERS chldrens shoes also LOT shirts and drawers
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A UCTION NOTICE-J BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A BOGART. this day. at III o'clock at 2S3 Broadway by
virtue OF an execution Of fixtures counters
Cases, Shelves &c. CHAS. 4. WATTS, Constable.
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WINES, LIQUORS. &C.
A HOLIDAY OFFERING.
A THE FAMILY CASE FOR g-CoSraISIsa THE
following variety
botues choice brandy.
do. Old port wine
do. prime old sherry.
do. pure Scotch whssey.
a.. Murphy's Irish whlskey.
Do. hadeirs Wise. - -
In all one dozen bottles SAMUN. EtLreOf,
No south William es 60 street.
Pine and Cedar Dealers nvAei cal
and sample our liquors before going elrewha~e.
Geo West viii be happy 10 go HI old ktsnds and patrons
No. South wiliiasn strcct
Al SCOTCH wIrsKGY. FOR nor roDDy.-
n sTEwARTs PAISLEY whskey in sny auaniity
CHAP tor CASH. Also lhe l. family package, FIvE
DOLLARS each.
JONATHAN JONES Importer % william stree.
A RRIvAL or IRISH wHIsKEy, DIRECT THREE
n years old In sherry casksro superior 10 the vile mix
lures e The day 90 bottle ~ per gallon pure a. I'm.
Depot ~ WlSks dslery ~ Nassau st. corner Of LIBERTY
flHAMPhGNEs-loo BASKETS MEDIUM AND FINE
~ grades Tor sale In lots 10 su out o. bond by a.
NKkDUh. " Wall street N. B.-hnr A son sparkling
Edinburg ale "A above
HUNGARIAN WINES II FINE LOr OF RED HUN
EariaH wood and IN glass and IN parcels
purchsse~s For sale by CBARLKS y. Loosely No ffano
square up srs Large empty wine casks also for sale
T IouoRs.-THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY
for there get the best qualities Of brandy gin,
malt vhiskey wine cordial be~r and cheaper than else
where CHARLEs WHITE. proprietor,
us IVES, fifteenth street., near Eighh avsaus
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BALE.s AT AUCTION.

UCTIoE NOTI0E-BR0wNE& NICHOLS WILL, SELL,
~ on saturday Dec T. at their salesroo IS Nassau street.
nm assortment OF new and second hand furniture wardrObes
bureaus chamoo sus elegant wood parl0r suit and
o1ocksry ana glass silver plated aud invoice Of
pure hair mattresses SOLD By order of assignee
attention OF the trade called Also elegant rosewood
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r AURA KRFNE'S THEATRE, 62l BROADWAY
IL UEABATED SUCCESS AND SEVENTH WEAK

r AURA KRFNES THEATRE, ga BROADWAY.
IL UNABATED SUCCEsS AND SEVENTH wEEK
TOM TAyLoRs GRKAT ORIGINAL COMEDY
Which has been peSformed al this theatre for
SIX CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
To ovorfowng audiences having been Witnessed during H.
numerous representations by
NEARLY SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLK
Who have teshsd their opinion and aPpreOiaos Of ts
SPONTANEOUS BURSTS OF LAUGHTER
AND GENUINE APPLAUSE
Such have before echoed within the wals Of as
metropolitan theatre.
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. 4 1883.
AND EvKRY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
Trenrard live Yankee MIR JcfsrsoG
sir Edrard frenohard. Hampshire Bsronet Mr. yary
LORD Dun1feaxy Scneru
capt ne boos. Uun'oo
NJ umstloW
Abet Murcou his clerk Mr. Ooulfock
Buddicombe, Lord Dundrearys maa. Mr. McDouau
John Wicker, under gardener Mr. B Brswa
Florence Irehcnsrd Kiss laura heene
G Gssas'a daughters Mrs shss
Mary Meredith Mss Sara Stevens
Sharp, Mis- Trenchards maid Miss Fynn
Skillet Mrs Mountcheasngtons maid. Mrs Levck
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I ,ArKHLE n,x tsg SuB~


The under~snss have been appointed SRI. AGENTS for Ne
United saies and Canada for the sale q Me cham wnss
Of nessrs jacques Goerg Co, At chalo.s snr Msrns,
France We present thef wines 70 the psblc under
brsnds vim La PERIE RUBTs These wines wiz
be found IN All respects " equa n MOI stw
brands for sale In he natea From The long expeenos
and extensive poeeeops and large OF The vel Known
house % Jacques gocrg Co. and their Determination
furnish wines whch shall with NE approval 81 con
sumcrs sl persuaded mai trial win fany esAblsh Al
claim for the excellence ~ he@e wsn~e
CRkMER, ABEGe Mc,Toskry ~ broad street
The shove wtnes may always be had Al The following
plsces-John J. Dvummond Co, eo~ner rf Cana and
CA-rch s,eeSe; VIM Corwin Co, 6p Broadway; Henry
A. Kerr, TB Brusdvay; 7. =. Higgins, - sinh avenue
Coxwin Co, 90 broadway, 4. VI. fmpspn A Brother g7
broadway Csmpbe seaman. oi FOURTH avenue; sidney
w. Clark as broadway; u. v X. Corwin 81 Broadway
Benj v. Noise sz5 broadway; James A. Tford 10 rourh
avenue Jaauss s Fourth avenue; Charles r. Bsnson,
az Beecker street, yoeeph staples ~ BowerT.
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LNOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish, will
leave on Saturday ath inst at O'Clock r NJ from pier Is
North river She will Norfolk Sunday afternoon
and at Richmond Monday morning Passengers for hs
South will proceed by the great Southern mail line Travellers
will find this the cheapest pleasantes and expedoss
route Passage and fare including ROOM Norfolk S.
to Petersburg and Richmond So Apply 70 HENRY LUD
LAM, 50 Broadway.
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M PE1I. AucrIoNEER- UNDERWRITERS

w at aucton.-PEIisA co vi sell auction Saturday
Dec O'Clock the Merchants Exchange. the sub
stanal powerful steamtug boat UNDERWRITERS, built
In New In especially Tor outside harbor and river
towing; length It's breadth y
feet draws 81 TO 81 feet depth of hold feet 10 inches
cine cylinder stroke made Coffee with
double valve Stevens boilers double nue,
frst condition The boat Is well found with everything
uecessary lying nj the Atlantic dock In complete
order ready immediate and active service Terms
One third cash balance In three and four months Interest
ataA
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yVINFs THAT ARE w1NFS.-NATURAb SHERRY
w (pae uf the nest brought this Port
wine bearing the seal and Label buled In Portugal 81 the
highly respectable house Of Osborn Co oporo y Howatds
March Madeira champaTnes all The eanF brands; csres
pcks &c London Dock brpndrs vintage ist2 1855 Irish
whiskey the best brand imported scotch bourbon and No
n0nRahela do, jamaica Holland and English gin, Ha
seRars, &c. VI y. KIRK. g FULTON street
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LvoR SAVANNAH, tC.-THE AwESICAN ATLANTIC
IN steamship ccmpanys and elegant steamship
MONTGOMERY r Crockcr conrmsnter WI cave pier I'm
r. Saturday Dec al 0sock precisely Cabin passage
with unsurpassed accommodation ss through ke,s New
Orleans $50 ~; Mobile, $40 Montgomery Ala, SIS Albany,
Ca e2a Atlanta fs Macon, f2L Freight
cents per foot and r,es Issusncs one bal
fhe n snssrilbIe car, Peat Vii, succeed IN Dee nj
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A UCTION NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY AUCTTONEER
"A will sell this day, O A. NJ. at salesroom 70 Nassau
street general of household furniture IL
SEVEN octave grand plano
in various coored centre tables rosewood secretary
tel mirrors velvet carpets extension tables gas chandeliers
mattresses feather BEDS holsters pillows oil paint
china tea and
dinner SETS &c Tbs whole for absolute worthy
attention
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A UCTION NOTICE.
n M. 9. EDEY, Auctioneer.

Will SELL this day IL O'clock at the No Pine
street. the balance of jobbers of Wines liquors. &C.
in demohns and consisting Of old pale dark
Dies Ports Maderas and sherries chapagnes
old Scotch Irish and Bourbon whskey Holland gins &C., &c.
small invoice of favorte brands segars The
sale is peremp ory to close
At IL O'Clock,
-Four drop top buggies sliding top buggy for
two four persons three bracket front light beau
of road wagons &C. dc ALSO fifty single double bar
various styles ALSO To close concern twelve
rage and rockaway springs, slightly damaged
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gT,HoMAS vEITCH, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE 10 SPRUCE
srett-sherrs sale of gold and silver watches, gold
&c saturday, Dec 1855 at 10 A. NJ, No
spruce street. consisting OF gold and silver hunting cased
watches epnes chronomeers patent levers gold SETS
gold guard and fob chains gold bracelets eardrops
breastpns shawl pins, gold sleeve buttons Lodu Cabbas
JAMES O. wTILET. Sheriff.
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UorIoN NORTHUMBERLAND sALE.-THoMAs

"A vETCH aucioneer, will sell Monday, Dec 8, at II
A of that day Dos East Twenty fifth street. horizon
tai engine with boiler pipes all the appendages at
tached also betting shafng other machinery and fixtures
said premises; paint mls and mixer, iron
safe; also. lot OF old iron &c, &c.