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PHILOSOPHER.
Washington Items.
rELEGEAPHED on MONDAY.

THE PACIFIC RAILIoAD.-A special COM
nittee of nine members will be called for in
the Senate tie morrow, to consider and re-
port bill for Pacific Railroad. The bill
introducsd by Mr.. Wigfall, Of Texas, loan
ing to two companies, the Southern Pacific
and the Northern Central Railroad, equal
amounts OF money and land, seems to meet
with general favor. Mr. Scott, of California,
will introduce the same bill in the House,
and it will be referred to special committee
Of thirteen. The opinion prevails chat the
bill will be adopted by Congress without
much delay, probably before the meeting of
the Charleston Convention.
AFpA1Rs ug rHE Rio GRANpE. Some add :
tional advces were received al the State
Department this morning in regard to firing
into an American vessel near Brownsville by
some Me2icanS. 1t is supposed they are
connected with Cortinas' band of outlaws,
who have been committing depredati ons
upon Americans, by numbering them and
stealing their property. There has already
been ordered by the War Department a
large force Of soldiers, who are now in the
neighborhood of Brownsville, and who will
undoubtedly bring these outlaws to subjec.
ton, even ii they have to pursue Them into
Mexican territory.
AFFAIRS ON THE PACIFIC CoAsr.-Despat-
ches were received at the War department.
this morning from the Pacific. General Har-
ney was at Vancouver, and the Indians in
that noighborhood were pesceable and well
disposed. AtSan Juan, Captain Hunt, with
his company, was in possession of the island,
~ accordance with his instructions from
Gen. Scott. No further troubles had occur
red, and none were apprehended. The En-
glish had naval force in the vicinity, but
wouio enter INTO no joint occupancy until
they heard from the home government.
| MlscELL ANNous.--Mr Farnsworth intends
introducing bill for the Transportation of
the mails from Missouri to the Pacific, by
RAILROAD, and Mr.. Grow will shortly intro
the Union.
! Private accounts IRON the Rio Grsnde re-
present the statements regarding affairs in
that quarter as much exaggerated, the
| object being to afford restless set of adv en-.
turers pretext Tor crossing into Mexico,-
| Apart from COrtinas' band the Mexicaus are
represented as exceedingly friendly.
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Oenarara.

Demarara files of papers to the 7th Janu-
airy have been received. Two vessels, with
coolies from Calcutta, and one with Portu-
sese immigrants from Madeira, had arrived,
adding nearly seven hundred laborers to the
population of the colony. Upon the faith of
severe injury to the cane crop of Louisiana
from frost ,sugar had advanced in Demarara,
snd spectators were shipping that article 10
the United states.
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L A T ES T Ew S
Thtrfl sixth COngress-First Sos
sion.
WAsHTNsToN, Feb. l3,
HOUSE

sion.
WAsHTNsToN, Feb. l3
HOUSE.
Inc House met at the usual hour.
~ on motion of Mr.. Grow the powers of tbe
epeclal Committee on Printing authorized
10 DC appointed yesterday, were enlarged
50 tnat tney may enquire into the prices
Pald ior the binding of Congressional work
and the laws regulating the same: and made
similar inquiries into the cost of CRAVING
ana paper; also the publication and binding
or the Congressional Globe, and report ali
facts on the subject. Also whether in their
opinion any changes in the existing lave
governing the public .printingsin connection
WIN the Executive bureaus are necessary
to be made, with power to report at any
time.
Mr.. uinett understood that these subjects
were considered by the Special Committee
appointed at last session and asked, did thew
ever make report,
Mr. Grew said that COMMITTEES was tina
same as now ordered. They made an in
Vestlgatlon, but were not authorized to re-
port at any time; and the call for their re-
port was never reached, Ifit had been they
wserelPrepared to report bils.on the subject,
MI. It. urged that this committee be permit
TED to report at any time.
M MI. burnett. L am agreed to that.
me Speaker announced that the election
Vi frlnter was the first business in order
on motion of Mr.. Phelps, there was cali
;, Mr.. Anderson, of Missouri moved that the
10y mouse resolve itself into Committee of the
y, " mole on the State of the Union on the
fost. ofhce bill. Estimating the damages a.
per cent. on the sum due the contractors
ene amount Is equal to $1,000 per day, and
every DAY these co ntractors. he said, were
being ruiEed.
hlr. Washburne OF illinois, though it BET
ter to have one more vote for Printer, Ii
the question was not then determined they
could take up the Post Office BILL
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


liverpool Markets. -Cotton-The markst
closed firm but quiet. Fair and middliug
qualities slightly advanced at the openine
OF the market. Sales of the week so O0O
bales, including 1000 bales taken bv speed
iators and tor export. The market closed
quiet, owing 10 an advance of bank rates IN
per cent.
Manchester advices are favorable.
Breadstuffs. The market closed dull hui
steady.
Provisions. - The market closed dull I'm.
prices steady.
Money 4HaTEet.-the Bahk OF Nnglan Ia,
advanced its rates of discount to 6 Der cent
Consols closed at 94]4.
in The ship Eudymeon, for New York. VIZ.
totally destroyed by fire in the Mersey lust
as she was about ready to sail
SECOND DIsrAroa,
PORTLAND, Feb. 14.--The Bohemiaa srriv.
ed at ll:30 this morning The steamer kar-
CARGO sailed at the same hour for N. Yotk
The Arago was to leave Southampton, aJ.l
to-day for the same pert.
liverpool, Thursday Afternoon-rba saIas
of Cotton during the last two DAYS amonn,
to $4,000 bales, including $500 bales for a,.
port and speculation. Holders offer tr-py
but show no disposition to press sales, and
the market generally is unchanged, bnt clio.
ses with an upward tendency.
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Jamaica.

Advices from Jamaica dated at Kingston
oo the 2Sth ult. A mercantile paper says s.
"a fair business has been done in our mar
Aet since last fortnight. The arrivals have
baen very limited, and stocks, in conse
qaence. having been small, the operations
nave not been forced. We consider that
,rgnsactions have been satisfactory, sni
made on more healthy basis than ordina
,,tIg-
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served TO sub
scribers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, SO for six months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance.
-; .,ss1.4iaa.Hsa greater than the Us1itss
H,sht tjGgs~s combined. 80
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Antigua.

Antigua papers to the 7th ult. have been
received. The House of Assembly, after
seven years. existence, had been dissolved,
and writs issued for the election of 4 new
Legislature.
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office.

CONCENTRATIONS, &C., intended tor in
..ons and Letters in regard to this paper,
could be addressed to Josa X. HATHAWAY,
liter and Proprietor order 10 ensure
,sntion.
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ARRIVAL or THE BOHEJfIAN
Four Days Later from Europe.

PORTLAND. Feb. 1.-The steamer Bohe.
milan has arrived from Liverpool with advi.
ces OF the LIST instant. The steamer Hun
garian's advices reached Liverpool the sam
HaV
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Shocking Aceident.-On the 3rd instant,
Jacob Hague, young German, met with a
shocking accident at one OF the ore banks,
near Marietta, Pa. The Wrightsvile Star
says:
The unfortunate man in attempting to oil
the machinery, slipped, and his foot was
caught between the wheels, by which his
entire leg was drawn in and crushed up to
the body, and in throwing out his hand, it
too, was caught and mangled in dreadful
manner. Our informant states thai when
the crushed leg was drawn in up to the knee
joint, the force and resistance at that point
was SO great as to break the wheel. The I'M
fortunate man sat there mutilated, alone,
and in the cold, from 8 TO O'Clock, when
the other worknen arrived at the pit and
extricated him from his dreadful situation.
There is no hope OF his surviving, and when
told so he gave directions in regard to his
burial, tombstone and his worldly proper
ty, part of which consists of some ore thou
sand five hundred dollars in money, AMONG
bis friends in Germany.
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'YiUtaos 3. Burton The announcement
81 the death OF Mr.. Burton will excite no
slrpFise, as it was we'll known that his last
sickness vas sure to terminate fatally. He
lied in New York yesterday morning, in the
nifty seventh year OF his age. He was born
in London, and educated for the church,
inc habits of study thus formed never
deserted, him, land when his vulgarity on the
sage was most offensive, his home gave ey
Try mark OF refinement and culture, and his
library was always stocked with elegant and
axpengiYe editions Of rare and valuable
books. We believe he kept up his tonduess
for Greek literature 10 the last, aud habitu
ally read the tragedies of Eschylus anu Flu
ripidea in the original text AS an author,
De- was never very successful, though aid
,Cyclspa lila of Wit and, Humor,' received
Inc endorsement of a publication by The APP
p,eGons. AS q comedian, he was III sone
characters unapproachable His face itself
WAS always enough to convalse the audience
With laughter. In later years he met with
greatest favor when he adhered to the parts
Nth which his name had been identified il
his prime.
de was long prominent here as mans
3er, and afterwards he conducted Burton ,,
Theatre" in New York with great success
lie was, at different times in his career
quite wealthy, but the reverses of his profes
SION are proVerbial and it is said that he ha!
EFT but a small property. During the las
,aw weeks of his illness his suterings were
very severe. He leaves large number a
children.
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DR.. VIC. Grant, arrested for shooting r.
W. HARRISON in Montgomery, Ala, has
been discharged
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ton. Charles Wilson, Mayor of sMontreaH
is in New Orleans with his family.
Governor Goodwin has appointed Thurs
day, April IL, as fast day ia New hsmp
shire.
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DRUGS sc.
OFFERED BY

DRUGS sc.
OFFERED BY
Wake ~ 20.
JOBbERS, NEXT TO HERMAN 4 co.
uAkTsHORN CURE ALL,
IL WorthingtOn's Cholera Medicinal
Refined Shred lsinslass,
Refined Sheet do
lily Pophosphite Soda, i'll / OF vials,
Do do Lime, do do,
Bicart Potasia Bay HUM, (Genuinel
Appleby's Rail Road Mills Scotch Snuff.
Lorrillaid's Genuine Macaboy SNUFF,
Woods Hair Restorative,
Flour Elm in rs,
Ground do in Il and rs,
Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil,
Cream Tartar and Tartaric Acid
All o: the above, receiving, and offered low
by Wake & CO.
ian 80 To the trade (only.)
las II JONES has in store few kltis OF
81 large No Mackerel, which he offers at the
very low price OF 81 81 per kilt, cheap.
tee No CampbelPs wharf.
EXTRA QUALITY CHA DIES BUTTER.
Oh Kegs superior fresh Glsdes Butter, fol
~ sale on shippers account.
STEW RT s. STEEVEhs
de 2s Roanoke Dock.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

DIkECT IMPORTATION.
TlRIFFlTH, MOORE u co, have re-
VI celved by steamer Asia. from England, a
Back Chains, Screws, Grifin's Horse Nails,
nc, all ofwhich they offer at a small advance
on importation cost. to the trade or AT retail,
No u East side Market Square, Sign of the Pad
Lock. ist4
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Rumsey i Newcomb's negro .minstrels
are delighting the Done aud Donnas nj Hs-
yana,
A lot of Helpers books was publicly
burned at Maysyile, Kentucky, few days
since.
The State Treasurer of Louisiana ceports a
balance on hand Of 81 ,2OO,325.
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From New Mexico and the
Plains.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Feb. 10. The Nav
Mexican mails OF the 9th, 9th and 10th nil
arrived here last night.
Colonel Fauntleroy, U. s. A., has receiy.
ed orders to furnish the escort to the mail
parties once month, till the Indian troubles
on the P!alns cease, or are suppressed. An
escort will leave both Santa Fe and Pawnea
Fork on the first of each month. to pratac,
the mails passing each way, and meeting
at Camerone Springs. the escort of thi,
mail remains at the Pawnee Fork unit, ill.,.
mail which left here to-day arrives at teat
point.
Responsible parties at Santa Fe are pre-.
pairing petition to the Postmaster General
TO annul the present contract, and agreeing
TO csrfy the mail once week, and furnish
their own escort
resolution had passed the New Meyi.
can Senate, requesting Judge Benedict TO
resign. w
Very deep Snow and cold weather Wa
encountered by the mail party.
-Four tribes Of Indians were passed a, IN.
crossing of the Arkansas river. A few ho..
tile kiowas was there, but they offered no
molestation. The main portion of that tribr
are now at the Upper Cemerone river, and
sara to be in starving condition, beine
compelled to eat their ponies in order to sns
tain life.
WASHINGTON, February l4th.-The report
when was prevalent last night in regard 10
Mr.. Cass' illness was much exaggerated. II
was only a slight attack, from which ba
seems to have recovered, and to-day ha 4.
attending to business at the State Depart
meRt. -
New YORK, Feb l3.--The steamship Mo.
SEES Taylor has arrived from New Orlpap,
and Havana. Her Havana dates are to the.
sth inst, the same as the North Star, arriv
ed yesterday.
New York Markets.
New York, Feb l4.-Flour is dull: sals. nj
5000 bills; the market closing easier y,
$5.l5 for State.
Wheat is dul; sales OF 1000 bushels wbi,A
Canadian at Sl.40.
Corn is dull; sales Of TO- 600 bushels az 7sa
10 cts. for whi'e and yellow.
Fork Is iilm; new Prime $14, so: Mess nm.
changed "'''
Lard is firm but quiet.
Whiskey-ls held at rs cents.
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Havana.

We have news from Havana to the 10Th
l9st. The sugar market remained ab our as
OBVIOUSLY reported.
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WHITE LEAD,
/ ZINC, PAINTS, COLORS, &c.
w A L. x Il a. q o.
MO 80, Iron Front Market Square, Old stand
IN next 10 Herman & Co, have always on
nand large Stock of these articles Tor the
supply OF the city and country, Orders en- the
most favorable terms.
French and American Zinc Pants, Boiled and
Raw Linseed Oil, Red Lead, Litharge and Pat
ent Dryers offered low by
Wake Il co,
ja6 To the trade only
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NOW GENTLEME EN-

NOW GENTLEMEN,
TF YOU want very fine Dress Boot, you can
l. get 1t by calling at ULLMAN'S,
Opposite the Day Book Office,
AS we have received this morning a lot OF
the finest Boots which ever were in market
Also very tine Calf Caters with Silk Elastic,
Also fac Oxford Ties, which we viii sell as
cheap as usual. lie IA
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HAZARD POWDER.

HAZARD POWDER.
r HAVE supply of this superior Powder in
i 25 IL kegs, 64 ID kegs. ID cans, and halt
ID cans. in store and for saie. This Powder is
considered by old sportsmen the best article
ever made. JAS JONES,
fe3 No 9 CampbelPs Wharf.
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New Advertisements.

ATTENTION WOODS RIFLEhEN.
ATTEND regula Drill and Meeting of
n the Company on Thursday Evening, Feb.
vi 10th at O'clock. AS business OF grea. impor
4 lance will come before the meeting it is re-
9uisite that every member should be present.
All members who intend 10 parade on the
a9d are requested to attend.
B. order of the Captain.
d WATERS,
te . LIST Sergeant,
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DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &e.
our stock having been largely increased by
~ special purchases from importers and man
ufacturers, and selections made in person, we
now invite attention of buyers to the same, and
engage to sell at very low rates. We call par
ticular attention to our assortment OF
Sponges, Corks, Surgical Instruments,
Fine Chemicals, Garden and Flower Seeds,
Kerosene Lamps, Medicine Chests,
Trusses, India Rubber Goods, &C.
lie "a M A g. A SANTOS.
INHE Art of Landscape Painting, in Water
l. Colors, by Thomas Rawbotham
The Elements of Perspective, by Aaron Pen.
iiy. The above worksiu received and for sale
by
fe "a HALL 4 co.
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LONG LAWN.
HAVE on hand several pieces OF ne Lin
l. en- Lawn, or Renting, for Children Ne.l
or making Linen Handkerchiefs, which Am
anxious TO sell ont.
la Is II DAWSt,>
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New foRK, Feb l3.--The steamship Mo
SEES Taylor has arrived from New Orlpan,
and Havana. Her Havana dates are to tbe
sth inst, the same as the North Star, arriv
ed yesterday.
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Cure All, anu pectolai Sy.
II ruP full supply. JUST rereWea and Tor
sale by
fe Is l. IA WERH
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oisA. Wi.si"Nv. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process OF teething by soiteLing the gums, re-
lucing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY allay all pain
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe In all cases See advertisement in
another column. Ry2e ~
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nIL Lemon. Oils Cinnamon, Rosemary, Am
" her, and other essential Oils, in pure stock
and Tor sale by
lie ID III 80 A SANTOS.
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LINEN OR LONG LAWN,
A FEW pieces very nice for Ladies and
"A children. Also some very Gne Bird Ay e
Diaper, to be found at the cheap Cash store,
No As
Mfe IA jill DAWSON.
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RARiSY'S TRICOPft h4tOtS-4 gross
- just received and for sale ny
lie Il, J. " Wlrpn
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Collar Oil, Kerosene OIL, Lard Oil, In pure
~ sock and for sale by
lie IL nj "A &C A SANTUs
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pURE OLIVE OIL-Just received, box.
L. es of pnre Olive Oil for sale low By
L w WEBB,
lie II IS Main street
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TtAsTILhi SOAI5-5 boxes now on hand and
for sale low. Also large LOT of Fancy
Soaps
lie IL l. W WEIR
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RAILROADS
ND HARLEM RAILROAD

ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN FARE TO ALBANY s.
and after Monday June e. 1850 tians vii leave ven
ty sixth street station, Sew York, follows
Fer wiismsbIdge ard all way stations leo, II A NJ and
go For White Plains all stations. 30 and
r NJ. For White Plains and all way stations els from White
street fepo For Cruon Falls from rweniy sixth street
depot, sis A. NJ, Stopping wtiamstsige aud stalk
aoye For Dover Plains from Twenty sixth street depot
Y. NJ stopping al White Plains and stsons aboreihm trso
Miieron every Saturday EVENING" For Albany firm
Twenty sixth street depot l0i5 NJ, express mail vsin
north
RETURNING
VIII leave wlismsbrdge stopping ut all sticus "
A NJ and p NJ White Plsins stop Sing at al s.aons
staods north Of fordham M-h train leaves hierson
Monday morning at 5s5D Croon Falls acppirs
s north Of fordhAm. Albany A. ~, srppiag u
all stations north OF White Plains.
JOHN BuRCHiLI, Assistant Superintendent
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WALLACK's THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING SEPT. s.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL.
In pliment TO the and drRuasist
CHs RLES W. TAYI.Oa
On his final retirement from the stage. The committee have
much pleasure In announcing that select Ard Legitimate
iertsnmeni has been arranged Consisting Of the elegant
LONpON ASSURANCE
To conclude with the laughabe Farce Of
DOMESTIC MYSTERIES
Sustained by the Lowing distinguished artists who have
generously volunteered their for this occasion
Miss CAkOifNk CHAPMAN for nerly Of Kurtons Theatre,
first appearance In New York for sevei al years
Misi HENRIETTA IRVING, from the principal Soiherl
and Western theatres
by the Kind permission Of geo Wood Esq boTsry
Miss KATE FISHER, the popular actress and vocalist
Mrs ThkRKsA WkAY, OF the Southern theatres
Mr. W. H. FlE- MING, the distinguished tragedian and
Mr. j. il ALLEN the admired american actor.
Mr.. ". EiIkkT OF the London aud Dublin theatres
Mr.. A. ". FEl 30 the New York favorNe
Mr.. " r. FLOYD, Iy kind permission OF James W. Wa!
Mr.. JAMES DUNN, the distinguished vocalist
MIR. GEORGE holland the Acknowledged ssa OF Monus
M McDOuAI, late Of Laura keene's theatre
Mr.. y. PORTER Of the Eastern theatres.
Mr. COOK, of the Fsstera theatres
Mr.. G.. PARSLOE, Jr.. the eccentric comedian.
yr a. W.TAflOS viii also appear Gu this occasion
MI J, lin MOORE Director ol Entertainment
VIZ IHEODoitE hOsS. ............ treasurer
Doore open a. +. ~ tain rises at 81 precisely.
BOX Book NOW OPkN.
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NYEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD-SuMxkE
IN FOR pleasure travel 1fan leave Twenty
sirh street station folows-i0l5 A. -Espress for Al
bsny, Troy Sharon Springs Niagara Fails Lake
George Lebanon springssnd Lake dshPsc connecting 81
Albany Railroad for Sharon springs
Niagafa Fsns and All places e AsD
toys AL poi Not, els s.M-For Croton Falls
meeting Goden's Bridge with stages for Lake wseea
snd al Croton fals With stages for Lafe Mshopsc tD
Nor Plains connecting Gnldens Prf'ge With
stages o- lake wsecabuc Pals with stages
Lake hahopac.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

UOo. made lr-, class carat gold bur ting case three.
quarter pl-ie lever Watch full ieweed aud perfect time
keeper lowest price sss worth $50 Address A. B. o He
raid o1ce.
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1T B. GRIFFIN 4 BROS, DENTIST NO. sc GRAND
IN street. New 257 Fulton street, Brooklyn, In
s. full partial Of Teeth teir improved
plate with without extracting the rpson silver ~
Der rubber $40 eod SIS patna SD partial sets Go.
- tooth silver 81 Teeth hed with gold 81 quartz bone,
without q
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MATRIMONIAL.

AFATRMoNIAl.-A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN, oC.
wi cupyng the fr.i rar 10 socey eminent lawyer Of
be,vse ne ages IS barge forsue win view "a
ms,rimony Wealth. chlrac,er and standing
AT communal siona strictly confidential Refereusrs giveu
and required Address for week John r. Hndsou Pha
De pbla Pea once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
DENTISTRY.

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