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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
SEVENTH STREET

500 SEVENTH STREET 5OO
II. MELA 4 SON. wv
The Largest Cheapest and Most ttS compsss
ever brought to IRIS cits can can now be found II
@ oa, Ne; Soc! 200 S.sI skEESrE U;S Steel -
c,..,eu, LIST OF PRICES.
20. hne Shoes, lasting sewed. .........-... so
Ladies me Iatsn Ltathet and Nd Gsiters SIS
b9 hns double sSisd Morocco Boots. Is Is
haan Kisses anu Chldren,s Shoes, with and without
Ii. .MELA Il SON,
. -. No. 500 Seventh street
ap l4-lm Don't forget door above o. r. Hall.
Roors AND rskb sk5Is'HWisss NoEIfss 20. find you,
60 FIJI Hsn BROS x M No. is1f s P'ss
avenue. Yon will find them always prepared to
serve YOU with the most fashionable STYLES, war
ranted to wear well, and at the lowest possible cash
PRICE, mars
For THE BALL SoTIcL; NOT /: = :, v.a ,,..
did ass2rtmento Of Gentlemeu's French i'm. NTH
ported Patent Leather and Calf Pump sole S1l
For faa Ea Psssa1 s.a "d
Congress and Lace Caters aud Slippers; also.
Fancy Gllcerous spps'Call and exsmias Kan ny ~, stock
fsu Iron Hall, "a. av.. bet s,S ,SS and hh 10Th s..
TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRAIN
1 rRuNkssfR NfksfRsi fikSEksg!EEI kSR kHgEITEHS; TE HHSks,r
81 fSdsSs e NJ; asS S: ssEs
If: 4 Iia|i
BOOTS AND SHOES.
!,aAL ! AN Constantly manufacturing and keep full
Ladies double sole Nor. Boots, SI.25, EGl
Ladies III. glove kid Buttoned Boots. $25G KHy
Ladies' best Eng. Lasting Caters, Sis, -
Chdren's best Eng. Lasting Button 6iaiters. $50.
White Md Slippers. for Ladies and Misses, at very
low prices. .r-
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes of ever,
description equally low al of Of cg5 % @xn make,
No. 2 Pa. ave-, Market Space,
a lS-eo 2d door above eth ST.
Two THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
Il Having been engaged in manufacturing Ladies'
Misses, and ChIldren's Shoes l0rs-
sSthls past 3N years. we ought tOO1<1nhD
know by thu time what will suit them in this line,
and can safely say that do; which YOU can prove
by giving our work trial You find tat all times
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in Wash
ington city-the Shoes well known as j. w
McCurdy d Sons Philadelphia make. no 2l-ly
TT TRUNKS KS!TRUNKS
l. HE Undersigned has now and constantly keeps
on hand a large and very superior egwYyS
and VAIISES; also Iron Frame and $oa1fD u
Wood Box TRUNKS; VELVET TAPESTRY
and CANVAS TRAVEL ING BAGS and SATCH-
Eksi fine SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, 80.
Repairing executed with neatness and dIspatch.
JAS =. TOPHAM,
Late ToPHAM NORFLET,
mt-ly No. Eee 7th ST., oppo. Odd Fellows Hall.
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PETER ENRICH.
TO THE PUBLIC.

NJ TO THE PUBLIC.
w. i. PARKER is still to be found At his old
stand. and ready for the spring trade he having
ceived direct from New York his stock of paints
which enables Em To inform his friends and fellow
citizens he and will compete with any establish
ment In the District NJ. r.. PARKER
House, sign, and Decorative Painter,
GiaZicr, &c, No SO l.uuisiana avenue.
N. BAL The above branches done promptly and
in an unsurPassahle manner. ap I'm
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nj j. q. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER
No. SO Psrn. 4rsnEs. BroW,ns' Rntsi,
Has choice stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and VESTINGS. and other SEASONABT,E n.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR. which he
Will make to order ia the best manner and At N
short notice. He has also choice stock Of NJ
hne READY MADE CLOTHING and -H
FURNISHING ARTICLES. to winch he would
call the spreIal attention of gentlenen
III AdherIng TO the principle of price only
which NJ distinctly MAJ ked each article the rub
tsIr dealing. ' IVY VII
II Nv. WV: BENygr, favorably known To man,
citizens ut w ashIng ton Cutter of he'd
merit, having charge of the Cutting Department.
VIII he pleased To meet his friends and the publc
generally aud serve them with
mar zS-H GOOD FIT.
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w Rain or SHINE,
STEVENS,
THE FANCY GOODS DEALER
Has Rush When the ladies' go IN such unm-
berS there must be great attraction. The PRICES
OF STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS.
with an Immense variety of all other FANCY
GOODS IN his line. and the prom pt aud polite atten
uon nf All hands. must be the nducenent
Gail early, and save money by buyng the very
best and most Fashionable Goods of '
X {. STVENS, The Fancy Msn,
$50 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS,
ap s2-h CStatesI
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GRAND OPENINGS!

(rbAND OPENING.
~ t76 PENN. AVENUE.
On MONDAY, May 2. 1859.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
oI the ciiZe1s of Washington to his large and
fully selected stock of
READH-MADE CLOTHING,
GEMS FURNISHING GOODS, ..
And BOYS CLOTHING.
My stock is composed of the very best material.
and of the latest fashion A visit TO my store IL
only required to satisfy the most fssiidious.
ap Sn-4w r.. IEIPZIGER
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TREMONT HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The PrOpTIetors, having added, during the last
year, many new improvements. such as
Carpetlng and RefuTnIshing, Introducing vEYA3
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and ev- l..GE
cry possible luxury aud convenience throug hOpt.
respectfully invite public attention to its Increased
lacIlltles Tor their accommodation.
Ihe HoHSe, beHg e largest ffSIe class Hotel IN the
.NOrthresf,
and lts locality, corner Of Lake and Dearborn sts
~ the immediate vicinity of the most fashionable
places of amusements, and close PROXIMITY 10 the
different Railroad DepOts aud Steamboat Landings,
aud
In ks Ceatrs Of tke desirdbs Bnsins,, Po,fios
Of tks City,
presents superior Inducements to the traveller 70
business or pleasure.
fe2I- -Sm GAGE. BROTHER A. DRAKE.
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- Makes and UNDERTA-
kERS, northeast corner 9th and .nzoz<s
kinds and Sizes Of READY MADE COFFINS
Calls promptly attended to at all hours VIII also
attend to the removal of bodies from the old buria
grounds TO the cemRteries
Old furniture neatly repaired and vanished.
Terms most reasonable an 9-Sru
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WHITE GRAVEL FOR
w ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, &c.
Just received a cargo of the above. Also, Build
ing Sand, Wood and Coal. cheap for cash at my
Wharf ne xt 20 l4th street bridge. Call and leave
your orders. X. w. BATES,
Dealer in Wood, Coal and Sand,
mar Is States. cor. I4th and G. sts near Canal
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DENTISTRY. &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
bR. HILLS has removed his Office TO the rooms
long occupied by DR.; Malster, (So6 Penn'ia ~
avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. } whert Sp$~
he will be pleased to see all who may desireSiIID
his services. For sonal ability j am kindly
permitted to refer to DR.. Malstef. ja4
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EOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
\ S-story Hause south side of Penusylvania av
east OF 7th street, and over Harvey & Co.'S Hard
Eare Store. Apply to CAMPBELL & COYLE, or
r. OOfbE 6 BRO. mar l8-u
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u SOMETHING NEW. n
WASHlNGT0N N!i:I.USTRATED IN OILD

Embracing all the public buildings aud places of
interest in aud around WsshinP ton, suitable for
flaming or present to a friend Just recelyed at
SHEPHERDS.
ma 4 corner OF 1th and ID streets.
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CANCERS REMOVED and PERMANENTLY
~ CbRED -i,aog: tie Of TIE Knife ~ DR. c. WHY
JLY No. les West 18th e., Ss~-YorG
Pie remedy purely veiessle .ad sIesis a. Sfrs,
The rpiiity q Per.oa seeont IN "a. slsb, pain a.
Narnson produced Taird IN the u IL
ssLo-rs cured 81 81. must be cured ageSy fas tine oo-
.sd IL dss,roytri the sohoA ~ hi re.sey s:es
- hr-y bEe minute. ARR fs f-nov.- n, cs-Is
pe~f-tsd AID -Aiesl .s.arss Il froH 40
s--s Il produces lrt, p.u e.s' - a-rs'a G
sC1oua S-r,rE -. IN To- rsiss,s pain s7a +
49, afr AZ p-ct r-Gssy W-Li t1r4eri
A.. ~ removed II ges IL. tea
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Cost an6 fonn6.

I OST-On Friday, Dec. 81, large BUFF
j i ENVELOPE icdor.ed 9TH the nSme Of "A w Hos
containing Policy Of lpsursnoe AID sundTy papers va "
able only the subs ber .t While going IRON NO III
Chabers The Sd ana Leather B.ft from the corner
n b,mb.r. snl 20 No liz Bosdwsy The finder
will BE- suitably rewarded by returning tae t.ne 70 the sub
scnber, ALFRED w. HOFFMAN, No. LIS ChsnberSst, GP
stairs or No 81 West 1 fhst near 7tt ~.
4 OST-OD Sunday morning, in going from West
2tb along osowsy aud 5hsy 10 20 st. and thence
n itb .y and f7ths ladies besyy sod jontsd BR ACE
LIT with turquoise The finder vii b. suitably rewarded
by WING the Worth House No West 2'thst
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Drintina.

AT EVERDELL. Wedding Cards, Notes
te-Those celebrated Csrds spsntdy engraved, only
Be had In Brosdwsy a Duanes der received BY mall
YARDS for the HOLIDAYS. 50per cent cheaper
Vstins .ad Professions. Csrds Nc. kELLYs ~ B1to-
OLIVER Name nd Number Plates for Private
~ Dvems 5hps elegantly engraved Business
sess witt Presses. q, EvERDELLs Broadway cor. Daane
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denisaed have s~eu successful M,uufstur-rs of Psno-
Forte. 70, than thyh,- yes duIns wlth psrei tae
Instrument. from the nr', artist. and mu'csP. IN tae
~ hsv. sl.o r,ce,Fe. The 6r,, ureairn At NOS,
where 6aye tesn sxhibred sld u - OW JlN
~ "a, that no in,uneu. bage gained deserved r-Pus
don for cod Al eisbe ap aud flush bet;
sasrtion purchasers But ster csreGt aud repeated .t
auna ious q Ps1oF invented aod sa;su,ed BY Nj
Dnsr sod .lsd the Wallace Pi,no) have besms ,r'r
ousp convinced thai his the true principle r
this Instrument that it only requires 90 De- properly Or
before public and sno 10 suPcr'ede Ia avery great ss-
To- any rsfee,ns mind which has all considered .ontc'
II a bus sio'ion ~ once The diee1oe o'
Of made up Nth sides, foot and beck msny lines tn
proper thckR-s aid large ot,s % the inside o5cu
49,, 80 mon oicb ~. voln h. mad. +. rFse,isel, ru1.t
NJ briggs Patent Pauo For gin dar,hity aud
power 10 and ' is certainly ior
upou the .as OF sny portion Of wood work for ,rng
entire Of string. 10 sustained BY 'D iron fame
wcrk or b-dpste 90 bacs a. 20 Eiy. greatest rensb
the nars, 4 iron and dras. sxsns itself aud
b-t united piece II ron. it caanot possibly awe out
Tue ugp.r ana sounding boar form compts
visats shed. snicn not DOLLY double the spa Tor
sounding chsoo.r and vastly increased volume sni depth Of
but the n,trumeu FAT more seustss ~ sound
and rsue.P 'nsiusy more .'nPa'h-'is. ,,.
These ia have Induced ne u co'e our Nanasctoy Aud
DO speculative Impractical ire snyhin. .hort Of plainly
demonstrated CgKT,STy ~oali induce us & ave up eAols
ana succeGl saness ~ nearly forty yrs st.ndoA son Se
haye dose. sHd entered INTO Arrangement. win toe ai"
under the Dhss, Ps,so,
Our s:oc, Of M,ter.. With y,rIou. M
chnes az cnlFrnlrt'rs Ur iftlHOr
WORK will b. turned 70 them aud mos, ss f sofk
me- ~ whom have been With than thirty yrhs
Of them from tf,e.u T. tsrnty viii add tn"
experience and s 70 insure the hsae't mechanical perfection
these o. instruments
In ~ tee ireasuf taste for music, add the require
Of s the late publications a 's css
q the new instruments vii De- mails OF lea conps' thin
sUysN The price. II the square Piano. -l
nom $50 % 500 The Bichori Pianos Tor what usually
s.mi GIsldl will range from 800 n 49, AMI fa
Gr.nds from $50 t0". d the Eau
Concert Gfaucs 10 W. .hsu be sh 70 add Upright
Cot.ass Pianos this st in The cf few months
wi 10 ~ a. n
chase not respectfully invited . call and examine tnsss
nstrI.uts No zjs Br adSas corner ratx
plare slso AZ No i67 8foOne-., corner Gfe-ne.-
Nrw.iork January !, 1850. WIN HALL SON.
wv HALL,
All
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CALIFORNIA STATE BONDS. -INTERESl
" COUPONS, due lot Il JsDuary 1859 California S,as
tonds COLLECTED OF PURCHASED by
WILLIAM HOGE 4 Co, No. ~ WaAu
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presents certify that the SUB
,crbcf. have formed limited partnership pursuant 10 toe
laws Of tie Of Negiok 70 be- conducted under The hr
name 4 OTIS. LEWIS BOWS.
That the general Of business 20 Be conducted
dealing In BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER FtNoiNGS, aud
artic., Usually bought and -5ld in ectlon tner-~th
Thst JAMES BARNES AMI IoIN w. CoRLlsS, both
residents Of the Cy Ne~iogk tie speci Pirtn-rs
each whom Ia. contributed tn sum Of $1,000 IN c.sn az
capital aud JOSEPH SANFORD OrIS, RESTING IL the y
Of Broosyr and GEORGE LEN is, resiaing in th- CITY
Of Utics and WILLIAM ! BOWN re.iias IL the City OF
G-ners Partners. hat such Prenership
I. T. commerce he l dsy OF Januay 1883 SD - 10
terminate the lot day 4 January lS6S-Dsed NeS'
fots, December 81, A. D. l@S JAMES BARSEs
JOHN " CORLtES,
J. SANFORD Orls,
GEORGE w. LEWIS,
WILLIAM 3. BOWN.
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professional Notices.

O~oe for procurrs
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
J. 2. PIESSON, NO. s wALLrST.. ~. Y
psnphl-s Of 'nforna1ou cent tIe- ~ r2Aii
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Gtcamboats anb RAILROADS..

no BOSTON AVE,ERS-COAFORfa ns
L sAFErY-rbs yubhe informed tn, IN. ols Coca,
and ,aa 6ys. kO;s SS.as ai rssS
ftrOR rhis 4, resny -" 90 nan, o. 'he bee
a.rss-s road. Of ,h' oonnyi Pouc-' trste- ~ ~'sry
s and fopsr,y Impossible suSoat a''rc.e Sa.s-'. css
ls to .v.l th.m..ve. u s'e ' us
sroys. ccneuss-y ma: th~ .opsuoo Of ne s'ss
I'D, ~hils I. 4. a. good az a ~ '9s nrsn.y enp.
s.e Eschioe. or al the ara % r"'d An -sTr''' '"
'D' o. o.s ssASs CO
~. C. css.ss., s-o.vNy
No 81 pinssr "
CLUSHING RAILROAD-Lcsve.F Fulton Mar
L he, Wharf ey ts,ms, 'oLAs s';s. 80 ,ai .'a
ana 70 ss ana "a ' h.. 'as uSo,-. ron. rsssaas
rinutna v.~ IS cent. wv ss'ra 4. ~',.'.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
L PORT and FALL RivtR--rO- 'Pe did and superior
..s.meI BAY srArn C.pt Jsws,t s.,s' Nv for. s'ey
.nd the EHPiRs -rArs Cat ssyroo, o. MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. "'oeods > u" nom Pier Ne.
3E. H.
Hereafter on. VII 10 regarded q. .ronrrS 70 an, svvd
TrrIh ff~.rd,S through diss.ns ,,
VIM BosDES Agent No. m.nsn ws~.,
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM 8AILBOAN.
" WINTER AkRANosHEHT
forALBANY aud TROY. ysE- %
o. snd .her MONDAY. Dec asa rr.ia' I'll "s'. 80
e., Ne. Yora. /" sbos.
s:s.. sor wuiaa''ee dso
II 80 = For " hit. Plans
2.30p o.. FOR Wih.msb,iis.
$500 D IN sor Miller
$50 0. IN. rIpr.-s tor Albany
400 y N For Lrntou Fslls
$50 .. FOR " hlt- Pi,ias
SIS D IN. For White Plato. tnss Witt sol d~ntts 80
1885, o IN. For WiArsor'as.
lEruRsNs-Win i-ss.
5.OOa "a. whit. Pisin.
6:iOa IN. .Wiii.nsbrdse
7.Oaa N. .CsOtou fsll-
1904 a. .MIlsriM
7Hs ID. Whit Plans
e:t5a IN Nail train tor Ab.Iy
10. 0a M. Wiliisnsoridxo
1880 o. IN. White Pl.ns
SEQ ~ bite Plain.
$50 .. Albany s1pr"
500 D. u. .Wilhsnsbfids,
Nm CaspsgLL suv-<'scsaass,
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Rouses anh forms UanIeo.

WANT ED INMEDlATEli-A SHOP, about
w Is feet BY 100 feet with Power well lighted snd
suitable or q Svers b. Also wanted, sSlL'EkSAlTHS
DROP Address j. Tribune Ohoe
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6dles bo Aurtlon

4 J. BLFECkER will SELL on WEDNES-
IA DAY J,, l.orloyS sst- Me-, lsats Exc 'ans-'
a cr.ir,b. RESIDENCE AZ we.t Bloomfield, ~ >, com
y.rs improved Land vita two tor, aug -
arc b.~r-L' Holt-. tsx- and Extensio1 s>k- Gnrs
b., aasted TT II and "a s'eo n no
So 5 arders Con sin, al ,As m dsfn iG 'o'
u-uts kore. bAl for exercise kc, 81 ne
and built goo9 And sprinE All over ~"
csu r,uais TIE b let Immediately 81 rem Go9s
IN, l. ~ gra.a-,, "a sSsl
4 SSIGNEEs SALE.--The subscriber General
n A..i.r,e II GROW CHRISTOPHER. viii - a. ~ 10.
Lie AUCTION the Merchants n nsa.e Ia tie CSf OF
tae -h isy II nus-y mex A. Z ocoS n c'
BOGAR1 al the estate, risei III tni az
hich h .u-h N or 20 ss certain VII
ING HOUSE aud LOT Of LAND ana Pr-ui'-s sa ssd 10 ne
lsh W.st q The r,s q Navy RI bauaf-d Ana d'so-d
f5xs the cor-hery eide 81 -rnty 'ua
street tis,ant zoe feet cry from - uortnsH
snrner seventh STREET LsNn1nn avenue soi rna
ur thsnce uorarTy and pNAe WITH @u1s,cn - T.
inch-. theuce snt parsr With 9a 'ree = to"rSe
.utlery para IN L-XlaStoE se st IN a %
H. ror-L sfe sni thence ~st-ly on. ins
..re u the befnn,t sOstsd Se~verk Oeeen ,rr
1893. lc5l .s~3s FiScFl.l }. p hsLbEI.
4 ~ arspIs Arcttone~r.
DY BANGS, MERWlN i Co, Trsde-S Sale
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM BALBOA
~ WINTER AkHASarNENT
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE Wis sTONING

T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE vls STONING-
i TON tes BOSTON and PROVIDENCE -iD.ad RSrss
Tho shorts, and nae Si,,s ,yas Inc s1.T" NAL MAJ. M
G. yAnDERBlLT c.s y fy.,., IN aooo.',,,. .tb "a:
PROVIDENCE RAILROADs l~svin. N-~ Yort daily san
day. ,scspt,dl from Pier No H'rh sSer ars' ~hsf above
.. o. ss .s.. % %. ". rt.s -S s.,.. so.to, Il
R!s c VANDERBILT. ron s--.ror. xoud., ~,dn-.a.,
Fris.y foa s,oa~s.o Tas.oay rsa"ay .oa s.'Sa.y
The C0saoOoRG. ho~ He~yo''. ra.stsr, Thor.
Sadsy ''
P..srsrr proceed hon r.ro.d @ rro,,
ps advance 81 those BY ,ner pot1. aud IN ,nps aGs
fer al the early m"fuos n-. oonn-c,ut sortb and r.'
Pa<s@ns-s ptrru remain bard th- snjov
nsuf. auet rbso bre's', iss-d sus lave s'onins
T.. from Provdsno. 70 Newport Try csus.
.nooUp.e.s rh' ''~snrr and uau tnronss
ys5 s....: sss, % g f. z S: .ss =:
The o@ce, No. 10 BsrIer,-psa- J.a.4 1859
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From Dec.
g. 1883, III. Trains ~in l~s., Ch'mo-ns. Station -
follows. E1pe. Tran; m; ."S s;iS .nd 80 P m;
.ae ~ sst DssS'' fsf,. $3.50 f., sDs sia. 80
70, l rff pss ~, . T' 20. 70 "a S1 Va, s.aa.
Tfatb. for se~Yot le.'- Troy sos md 1923. .nd
Sundays at 3,p. m. A. Y. SMITH. sap-nn'enADs
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ is4 WINTER .RkAr0snrNr ,ss.
Ce@ansneis. sosrso's, ~, q az. .,a ana,
VI
TRAINS LIAve -E~-rokK
for Hew Hsyr. 81 (.Ib. ii:t'. as lsa $50 saA
80 sI s"@' y; a.1s s.;s sa.a .sss
pr. and ws.port ~. l1ie. t:ts.eo 49, yor sos
..i, !. IL IS, rs. |-I go q" - "A go' D.
stan flrd T. n f-I) i2b fS i.Il f3. t:S, 800 n
Ser Po Chester .sd iot>-u--.- Stations >. 7;S 80.
CONNECTING TaA,as
~ a.,s =, 4.o! d. ,g ras,ets
(rI }, ls:t .Da s5p '-rt 'or Coz n-eaisa, eisss
kAino.o T. sou;rss. m ,enl o. csaAl a.lfo.1 :"
sne 'S nsss a.ro.s s.. an itsp "a Hoa.
tonic Railroad % Yer k..fs,Y Railroad . 70 s0
pa 20 D.Osary and so..ss k,,l5 6y q. 80 "a
NEW SHORE ROUTE PROVIDENCE and
LONDON sTOsINGTOS PROVIDENCE sad 80 TON
RAlLRoADs-On and sr>f De- g. u'o. vi issSs 2'ib T.
sss a. AID arrive IN Proy >.n,s ., 80 and ssoa on
p RICHARD OoWD. Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND ERIE kAILkOAD.-Os
IN and .f., MONDAY Nov - 80 pnel fsr-h-r nynos
r.s.-nr.r Train. ~ p-~ ss . oo.n..,. tuoss
DUEKikx ExPRgss as. a., for oassrs .as PRINCIPAL
totern-di.t~ 8.siOns
MAIL WEsT .. q % for Dunsrs .se sudso sos ,nsss.
ROCKLsED rAssxsska a. % u. tr,n TO, aursy~,
via Pi-ruout for surerns sud tDtsrrs fiat s,xisns
WAY PASSENGER Il $500 n, so' Ssvelrsh ror -
us nt-ru..ei.,. s..ro,. n
end or, rcfu.l ~. ru.-1At> scx.oos
EhIGRArT nsp N to' ounsub sHs soHao M ns~
mediate s,atioDs
M .sss. rr.iss nas daily, 81 .ssys sacevtsz -.
Pts.- Yrrr,.s rrs.Es rlnifs ~h tas Enns
Csn,.6. ass g.Ioan fof kkssr. ssJs, o. 81 SHANNON Sc
tas syr.oa.- .oe BnsnAmton Eaiiosd ~ sySass . 80
t-r Buffalo AZ ssss. s,ls o. Greet s-s1 80 :,
.S, L@e..-,1r. ,nd w-s-rt as''ro,d tor ssrsnIs
s-ssc a.. Oul,irt. vi-s 80 La. shof- Ssi''ea VT ~
80 WV CHAsLES MORAN. rr,.ii-e-
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PmL.prLrHr. AID READING R R CoMPlvv,

TNHF MEETING Of holders Of the First Mort
i esse BOND. q the MILWAUKEE and HORIZON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY announced In December s viii take pare
the office Of w ii. WARD, No ~ EIchange pac- on
TUESDAY the llth INST AZ O'clock IN. Boufhodsrs re
siding Of the city requested bring their securities with
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i under the name Of WALDRON PAIGE c.. expire,
thls day By hul,stin The business Of the late sr viii b.
settled BY uEOkGE B. WALDKDN and THOMAS b. ROBB,
who are authorized ssn IA 9Id,tlon-Newfors January
l. 1889 GEO WALDROS,
DAVID II. PAIGE,
rHOS q ROs5.
GEORGE r. WALDROS ssd THOMAS q. RO3B have
associated with them Partner, NATHANIEL WALDROS
Al n. busn-. viii be conducted under the Of VAL
ORION ROBB Co. GEO b WALOR0N
1HOS. R)BB,
Nos u, Is and IS Front-st.
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A SSIGNEEs SALE.-The subscriber General

NJ aERvN A,ctione~r.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Trsde-Sale
I'D Rooms No. ijPxkrCv
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g. 1883 the Trains viii -s.~ Ch,mb-rrs Station -
follows Expfes. Tram. q N. aud J:i5 aud 80 p !;
Albany Mail fr.'u a. II :i5a ~ Ponfose~,r-, 6:t5 m
IL for Doth. F-ry $40 fof SDg SiDE -
o ID; for PeeAssli, 5p Toe Pc shss-ps-, 'sessxnl
Slug sius Dobbs Perry Tran. sc,p th- Way 5st0na
Pnsps.u Chsnber,. C,n. Chn.yoDbr .D1 3l sta
Ti.tbs or Ne~Yost leave Troy SOS md 1o.s and
3:!5 s0d 5S5 Al any shout IS mtnu'-. l.tsS IN
gunds,. At 8.p m. A. y. SMITH. Superintendent
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nIVIDEND ofTWELVE PER CENT by the
~ NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. payable
SO after THURSDAY, the 9Th Instant a. No 81 Wtust
EewYoIk. Jsn. ), lsSs. - -
HENRY T. BROWNE Secretary.
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I III II EOIAI OVT IN IVI-f.1IIII HcF Vt"'O1V
eNstirE under firm OF J. 5 P. ~ OTIS, expires oy
lin this dsy The business sill o- settled by = oIs
JOHN w CDRLIES,
J. SANFORD OTIS,
New-York, Dec 81. 1888. PERSON OTIS.
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NAMES SAVING ssIIrUTIoS 81 Az, corner q TO g.,
NGw-iOEg Jsn. /. 1859
nIVIDEND.-The Depost0rs are hereby mott
fed trst semi .nLua Dsd~Dd a. the rst- Of SIX PR
CENT o. all Of S5aud 70 $50. And bIVc
PR CENT eli ESQ which have been i-po,-d
three months 70 the Jst Lst, S b. allowed 70
the epotrs arer III. lrh ips. Interest lo cas fo
10 added 70 the priDcIpsl . bes inter 81 a. such
THOMAS sIILLAAN. President
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a
L Cop.rtDsr,hip under the 6rm d MERRITT, STRAND
Co for the Transaction t General Banking Blspe'' No.
- Wal =, Pbpuix BAGk Building
EDWIN 81 MEhRIrr. Late with -
EDjAR SrRANG : VAN Week READ DAEAEL
HOWARD LAPSLEY a Philadelphia
New York. y,unAII !, 1853
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OFFICE rHr AERcHnTs' Tvs. Co, corner Fulton
and GIrenwicb-'. NV YORE. Jan. 1859
V'HE Board of Directors have this day declared
1 q seu4snon6 Dividend Of FIFTEEN 90 PER CENT,
psysbe aud sfer the lcrh dsv Of jan ny. l25q
]. L. DOUGLASS, Secrstsry
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NOTlCE.-Ths JANUARY COUPONS of the
~ COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS BONDS, ~iu ,s paid =: the
W RIsLEY County Treasurer.
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Alusifal Instruments.

LARGE STOCK of plain and csrved PIANOS,
"A st vboi-.se prices for casa SsCoNO-HASD fiANos
a, SIS AGO and $40 A +. THOMPSON. i99 S'o>t~ay
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BANK or NoRra AMERICA New-Sors, Dec q 1854
FIFTEENTH DIVIDEND. "A dividend Of
Il THREE ANO ONt-p.Ls PEA CENT has esen this
day dec Jared psysbe MONDAy Jan 10 The Transfer
no., will cose on 18th ips, l. SEYMOUR Cashier
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PHgNx s,vg. NEw.Yosx. Dec -. 1888.
nIVIDEND.-Tho Board of Directors have
~ TN. de-, d-cbi.d . SEMt-ANNUAL DIVIDEND q
THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT "a v c }. ont OF the
r,t profits OF the eo6ns 2h y.yabe 20 the
s.ocihod.rs on aud after MONDAY, Jan. s. 1859.
By order of the Board. p. n BRSSON, Cashier.