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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

TUESDAY night, says the San Francisco
Mirror, young girl with pure and beauti-
full face, was found under the influence Of
liquor, cohabiting with low wretch named
Devine-an Intelligence office man. The de-
tails of how she was ferreted out are unnec-
essary. She was found in a room of the
Franco Americaine Restaurant, and it is said
that her form was a mere skeleton. This
With her corpse-like face made her. look more
like the dead than the living. The various
descriptions of the room, etc, when "the
Chief soon after his arrival collected the re-
porters of the press to gaze upon an object
too narrowing for description" which appear
in all the morning papers, is most disgusting
and sickening.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

A SAFE BEr.-Seyeral gentlemen were ri
dag in carriage on one of the Boston
roads, not long since, when the conversation
turned on the Presidential election, and the
chances and merits of different individuals
were discussed at large. After some time a
solemn individual, who had listened in ST.
lence, addressed the party thus:
My friends, you're all wrong. Before the
election of 1864 the world will have come
to an end, and Jesus Christ will be President
of the Universel'
Up started an enthusiastic gentleman from
the Granite State, who stutteringly said to
the Millerite-
Sir, III b-b-et you t-t-ten dollars New
Hampshire wont go for him"
a roar of laughter greeted the second ad-
ventist as he made his exit.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

TTNHE UNDERSEGNED, HAVING
i purchased the entire Stock, Interest, Rights Of
Manufacturing, &C. of II. T. KELLY CO., will con
tinue the Wholesale and Retail Drug Business here
tofore at Sc d street next to the Western House.
Q. p. POLLARD,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

JACKSON AND BUcHANAN.--What differ
ence between Jackson and Buchanan as Pres.
ldent. Jackson said to South Carolina in
tones and with a meaning not to be mis-
understood, The Union must be preserved. >
Under similar circumstances Buchanan SAYS
Let us pray"
English history furnishes parallel case
Cromwell had the enemy before him in bat
tie array-the cold Ironside regiment" him
self at their head, facing the hosts of the
Cavaliers. "Chargel" roared the doughty
old General, when an over-sanctimonious but
weak hearted old captain commanded his
company to halt and 'sng psalm" Spur
ring up to him instantly, the General clap
ped cooked pistol to his head, shouting,
"Charge, or by the Lord of Hosts, III blow
out your brains!' and he did charge, and
then and there learned lesson of great prac-
tical mportance-w the enemy is in arms
and advancing. charge first and sing psalms
afterward. AndreaS independents
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25
Bowman's Liniment

is very unlike the filthy compounds of grease and tar
so much IN use, which only besmcar the surface and
aggrayates the disease. Being penetrating as well
as CLEAN preparation, it is alike beneficial 10 man
and beast, and the best article in use for
RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, BRUISES, SWEENEY.
SORE THROAT, STRAINS, SWEENY,
CALLS, SPAWN, POLL EVIL, &o.
Prepared and sold by
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

AMERICAN SURGERY.-It is a noteworthy
fact, that in some of the major operations OF
surgery, greater average of success has at
tended our most distinguished surgeons than
has Eeen realized by those Of Paris. This is
especially the case in operations for stone in
the bladder, and for other affections involving
or endangering the peritoneum. This fine, dia.
phanous, fragile envelope, which, seated be-
meath the outer walls of the abdomen, en-
braces with its soft warm folds the important
organs within the cavity, has been the dread
of Europeon surgeons, who have almost ell
imagined and taught, that if exposed to the
air, inflammation would inevitably follow, and
proIably death.
Now the success of American surgeons, in
eases involving the peritoneum, has been as
cribed in part to the fact that they have not
taken opinion on trust, but have watched
nature and examined for themselves They
have thus found how much nature will bear,
and under what conditions so delicate a
membrane as the pertoneum may be pre-.
served from harm, when the integrity of a
part of the body requires to be sacrificed for
the safety Of the whole Excessive boldness
and undue caution are thus 10y turns attribu
ted to them by their European confreres.
Results, however, prove that the keen obser-
walton. the practical deXterity, the ready
tact, the quick intuitive sagacity, distinct, e
of the American character, find in the do
main of surgery congenial sphere and
though European medical schools may pride
themselves on educating more physicians ca
pable of reading Hippoerates, CELSIUS Plato,
and Horace, the best schools of this country
will scarcely fail, if their present spirit is eu-
tiyated and fairly developed, to produce an
equal or a larger proportion of men who,
though not knowing some things know well
their profession, are thoroughly acquainted
with the mysterious temple of the human
body minutely familiar with its inmost re-
cesses habituated to watch It's laws, and
able to control its maladies by the best rem
edies known to the medical science of the
present age.--S. + Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25
OREGON APPLES
$50 BOXES
Just FcOiovc6

-EX STEAMER OREGON
6SWARS, Blue Pearmains, spzenbeIgs, Gloria
- Mundi and other choice brands.
have also ON hand large variety Of Cooking Az
Piles
! janii EDWARD FAY.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25
III. BOWMAN, Druggist,

2GO street, Opposite Paza), Sacramento,
And by Hi KELLY a. CO., Agents, D st.,
next to the Western House, Marysvne moi 3mis
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

HE BITERs BITTEN N-lIoRsE-RACING Ex-
TRAoRDINARY.--At the last race on the Cen
terville Course, when Emigrant John ran
against Yellow Hawk, three prominent citi-
Zen's of American Township who had atten-
ded the race, but not getting chance to bet
thereon, and being determined to make q
pile previous to returning home, agreed be-
tween themselves to make up race and
fleece the outsiders 1t was, therefore,
agreed that Bob should offer to run his horse
against any other, and that Pete should be
on hand to take up the offer immediately,
and that John should be stakeholder, and
take the money the three could raise and bet
on Bob's horse, who it was understood sho'd
win the race Their money having all been
bet as desired, the horses started, but had
not fair y got under way when Bob's horse
bolted the track, and Pete's horse came out
winner-thus leaving the sharpers minus all
their cash. They returned home sadder bnt
wiser men.-Sac. Necs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25
BOWMAN'S
Horse Medicines.
BOWMAN'S OINTMENT

Is UNSURPASSED FOR
the cure Of all kinds Of Raw Sores, Wounds and
Bruises, WHERE rlIE sEN BROKEN, and for Cracked
and contracted Hoois II has no equal. 1t has proved
a sovereign remedy for
OLD SORES AND ULCERS SADDLE AND COLLAR
CALLS, SCRATCHES, FlSTULA, FOUNDERED
FEET, SAND CRACKS, NANCE, NAL
LtNDEeS, QUITTOR,
THRUSH, ETC.
Bowman's Condition Powder
Is an excellent purifier Of the blood II gives the ami
mai sire 9Th and app ete promotes Digestion loos
ems the skin, cleanscs the water, and nvgorates the
whole system. 1t is found to be of especial benefit in
the following, viz
HlDE-BOUND, Loss OF APPETITE, COUGHS AND
COLDS, FENERS, RHEUMATISM, FOU NDER,
DlSTEMPER, SWELLED LEGS, YELLOW
WATER, NANCE, SCRATCHES,
SECURING,
Ana every other disease arising from impure state
of the blood.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

Passengers will he conveyed from Panama to Aspin-
wall by the Panama Railroad Company and from AS
pnwall TO New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steam
ship Company.
a. y. FORBES,
W r. BABCOCK, "5'N'''
Oorne acraaeuto ana Leidesdora streets San Fran
cisco. ian22-td
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-25

KNIGHTS LANDING CEMETERY.-Life and
Death go hand III hand, and cemeteries are
as necessary as restaurants and hotels
Wherever town or city is springing up,
there must be cemetery, for men will die,
and you can't break them of the habit. As
an evidence of the prosperity of Knights
Landing, we give the subjoined article from
the News, published at that place:
Judge Gwinn and G. T. Reed ESQ of this
place. have literally donated to the public,
between five and six acress of land for a
burial ground, on the north side of the slough
about mile from town, on the Cacheyile
road. Mr.. Underhill and several other citi-
zens of Knights Landing have been engaged
for the past few days in laying off the ground
in lots, l0X24 feet with convenient avenues
and walks between.
As the grounds will need fencing, it is pro
posed to sell the lots for small sum, in or
der TO raise funds for that purpose. tits to
be hoped that our people will each contribute
their mite TO this most laudable enterprise.
The spot selected is one of the most beauti-
tul for that purpose, that could be found in
the whole State
The donation is a most generous and liber-
al one, and little eXertion now on the part
OF our citizens will give US, for all time to
come. one of the most beautiful cemeteries in
the country, TO which posterity will point as
a monument of the muni6cence and refine
ment Of the early settlers of knights Land
ing.
On Saturday next there will be meeting
at the School House, at . o'clock, for the pur-
pose of electing Trustees, etc.
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Police Intelligence, SC.

TUE WIZ lloNIcIpz ~ IIAMu roS STREET.
Coroner Jackman held an inquest yesterday,
at the y. Y. Hospital npon the body Of Mrs
Mary Ann Weber. who died from injuries re-
CciN,d ON the lth inst, at the hands oi h,r has
band. The testimony Of several witnesses was
taken and went 10 how that on the afternoon
PIE, ious to The assault Weber and his wifi, were
10th intoxicated. aud quarcllrd and tha' at or
Weber hid inflicted ih' fatal wound h. seemed
~ regret It, AMI .sh i that q doc a. mi hit be
brought, ~ h. ,r,l thai ho hal kl,l his
Nitr. The jury found chat the deceased came
80 her aih ly a fracture Of the skull, inlr cd
with nm HlI.. IN tn hands DI her husband Peter
Weber On the rendition OF the vrulic' We
her was clamiun' AMI stated that hr Was born
in e. armanv, Is \ NCIIs OF age, and guilty Of
causing his wife lca,h. lie was then com
mittod TO Iri On to await the ar' ion of the
Grand jury. Mrs. Weber was a ni'iyc Of Eu-
gland, ~ years Of age.
CHtEcT oF FALSE PEErENCIs. Isaac Ha-
mil, butcher i iu. business at 40. 23i SIAM
ton street, was arrested yesterday by Off 'cr
Crosby, # tn Lower Police Court. charged
with dclrnulinr ~ means of flsc pre- 'cnrrs.
Hamilton 4 SmuH, cit,lc dealers, out Of y
head ,f cattle, valued at S6S3. II appears thu
Il dayor two previous to the purchase OF these
cattle, the accused bought Of complainant,
another lot ann uniting in value io ~, 3Ol, which
he paid Tor with 'Nochccks. When hr npplicd
10 purchase th' hstl 1T, NJ. Smith, at the above
firm, asked him If the checks had been paid, and
he replied In the Affirmative. On this rcprcscn-
tation, the II heal Of cattle were parted wi h,
and have mo- been paid for. nor were tn, checks
paid. The firm losing 10y the sales o. 9S7. Jus
tice Brennan held llamil to bail in { 900 to
answer the charr,
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ner Of Thames and Temple sts., opposite the
Trinity Church.
The venerable structure has already boon re-
moved.
The new building will be Of Philadelphia
brick, Ornamental With yellow stone. The
building is d. 81 lcl to be 5 stories high with
large and ccmmoliously arranged cellar, COW
cring space of 81 feet In depth by 25 #. in
width. Tn, first floor will I've reserved for the
chop room, &C., ID floor for the family, and
upper floors as lodging rooms for clerks, &c.
II Is supposed it will be completed sboIt the
LIST of April next.
Mcssrs. Mcdonald & Clinton, architects, OF
No. II Pine street, are engaged on an addition
to the church Of the TRANSPORTATION, Rev. DIR.
Houghton's, in East goth street. The addition
will consist Of an extension of the south transit,
and will give room for one hundred and fny
new sittings, and room for a commodious parish
library. The style Of architecture will conform
to that of the church. Estimated cost. 81 300.
1t will be completed about December 1st.
Messrs. Med. & G. are also making an extern
zion to the dwelling part of s., Iukes Home
for Aged ludiscnt Christian Fcmilcs. The al.
dition will cover space Of 20 by 10 feet with
dining room and lodging rooms for the in
mates. VIII cost about : 900, and will prob
ally he completed about Dec. 1st.
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LEGAL REPORTs-wEDNEsDAy.
rnllcl slatc. CIRCUIT Court.

The 7jiW u Uesttrreh. This trial wis re-
sumed on Wcdn, day. and number of wit
ncsscs were sworn rs to the previous good
charaC ,Cr 81 he pli,OuCr Among the witnesses
were Nathan Dane Ellingwood and Com. John
ID. Sloat.
The case was then summed up bv counsel anil
submitted To the jury by the Court, in the usual
charge rejoicing the crime Of piracy and its
punishment.
Supreme Court.
TIL HumW NminaH-7Hc People on tie
rffriion # 4. n. Homoh rs Robert l.. H1cs.-
This case was stated In the SuN of O,.obcr 11th
aud also of November 18th. The particulars
will I've remembered. The rrlator was an officer
Of the Court, and Is now IA lieut. 'naut in the tx
Ccsior Brigade.
The Court, Justice Ingraham, now holds, in
his opinion, that the rylhtor ceased to be an
officer Of the Court when Conlan was appointed
in his pllcc-as Conan has, since the l2th of
june, drawn ,h' salary attached To Tia, office.
In respect tu the action of the Board OF SUPER
visor (as applied To- tbs Clscl in dir citing the
C5mpuoll'r TO pay sal riys IT, such county ohi-
cial- "a la,r gone To- the war, until the first of
January neat, he Court uses the f'llJwins
l,nguagc Iii the Board Of Supervisors elect
as "a pratu.ly To- OrlDr money to hc i..l 10 II I'M
ct, there W ull be- n propriety ufcnfIrrus tho
Payment a. -u.. .riOurty 10y tuis writ; lui ns he
has no o,lcr claim 10 the money now a.k,d
for since the - IA of June, there no sufficient
ground To- " .tu.n. ttr -rILtr, ui hi, writ.
Thus Ire tuuI. hold ,hat allhuU- b the Board
of Supc.t sors nay rl.'t To- ply such oiic rs of
the county as arr IN The srrli'' Of the United
State, il'ih,r. Is aU q. aurijy ior a wit COM
Iolling the Comptroller TO lt-rur.c the money
n directed, In the ptymcn, Of such salaries
Court of General Sessions.
D. fore Judge McCUSN.
The Comt house was occupied nearly the on
Tire day in tying Alon2o Dunn, youth -
years Of age, indicted for rape upon the person
ofllarr..t l.. Wyarl, child X years Of age,
whom BE- cn'ic Il into u stable in McDolgal st.,
aud outraged. the jury found him guilty, aud
rcmsnd,d him until saturday for sentence.
Caroline Greene was placed ON trial for grand
larceny, T. T.. The case was rot disposed Of when
the COU., 100 or the day.
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DEATHS.

BUCKLEY-On wednesday, 18th inst, Of con
sumption, Thomss Buckley, native Of Lusmagh
1 Kings County, Ireland, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends uf the family, and " hi
trother j. hu, slaU his hruthers-in-law, Andrew and
J'mcs kulecn, are respectfully invited ~ atienf
The Funeral, Friday afternoon, lbth inst. at
.,lo1k' Nun lbs late residence Of ij.h IT, AMI
81 ivH. II
CAsi-sudi,rly, N w,vin ,aiay morning Va.
Aun, your n daughter " T. ter and $ ,phi, 4, 8
The rtlativ 3 anil fri ,uds W IN, family 9,. ? .
specihlly invited to atteui the Funeral, CA Finley
ait,rnN u, 1b;h inst, At o'clock from n, readrn, q
81 9er parents los West iTth 81, without further
uoi U. Al
CARRoLL-on the ta'h inst, M,ry Carroll, M.
- years.
H'r friends AMI acquaint,u,cs are respectfully
invited 10 attend the fiu raj. ON Friday afternoon,
therrl ~. Her remains vii =, taken h. & " ~
Cemetery. Iet
CoRE-On Tuesday, 1Ith ins', william C,.c, :,
the hI,h yesr II his age.
The relatives and iri,nis Of tho family ara r.
Sptcunily inVityi ~ attend the funeral, 1T 10
orluk, this tihursd.vJ morning from ha luc
rtHd,nc', lOl North First st near Oh At, williams
hurgl. a.
DELElIl'NT-O Wednesday morning, i3lh inst,
Thomas p,lehunt, aged 20 years
The friends NJ the family are rrsuc,tAill, invited
" at nj The funeral, this tr.ursi,yJ ,itpriip,n,
%,loTE, fr"'n hs lr,c rcsid nee, cur o' ri 81.
and Carroll Place. Brooklyn. 49,
III sENBEBRY- the i2th inst. Msss.-h D,.
a,nhriy.
Thursday, ilh INST. I'd,
fAGAN-Ou Tuesday i9th inst. aNer l,, ..rI
sever Illness Edward Pagan. aged - years, mo,
Tie iti,nds and relatives " lhc furil,. ant MI.
uf'thcr-, James 'tnd Felix are respect l'y uv.t.G
- Mt, nI III inn rail- On Thur-l.y AZ rnn,u, It
sheriff st. iGi
FRENCH on Tt 49, evening I2t' inst, H..
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pIARI>K NTKII.ICR>CK-

The brig rcportei ashore near Little Egg Hartor
jrpyr4 Co. lo the - brig Peerless from ,rmuda FIR
ti.sput. Slc VIII Dee ttd loss; sails and mate
60 t's 81 II be- saved. Cargo Co .ssthR NJ sugar and
u, wall p'uh,hly Zee total loss, Toe p. was bulls
1t n,urudl in o., 2,5 tons, rates Al - and own
t. ly w, :, De, Of the aloyo place.
~ ship Emerald, repeated arrived ON Monday
FOO 'i, Lover Dty, IA un error.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

ZIG PASTE-A PERSON LIVING IN A
di- mn lily, Wishes 10 know how tomt,,. FI,
o. 90 : .fh uur who will i've tht inf Irm.in, U.,,,
.W'|' genuine TtDle, shall hc paid .- 70.
.tNIuIn'. 1,'i IONS confidential. Address ; POT,
IG sun ihcc, for days, stating Nv AN 'n',,.g' ~
may be al. nf-3'l-i
TOCONSIMrTINES \ PREACHER OF
tho l.4l. 4. layu.' ,r rrl Lis rtu't.n .H.nft,lp
'. M. " 30 z'H~'-, after l' H. .U gt fp ,Il, ~
u ' mott ".l.'',''d r'y.r.ri.. Ir.i-.- make
Fu"Ni I.r m"do 90. 'nr", VIII ct r'yua o,afIl ,u
'"rH 'Ht,to t'~u 90 ..'l Wi'h ..rr. rlI4, IN
... ami lrviI puI tp.,.i .i.,ryr /.
u. ".r. srr 4 ani Ut'I IrN I.l iulfH 90 .Ilg.nL
\rdrs y NllL ApfE, as = ..f -, sew York.
MA -ta" ln7
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HRlGs -Adclphi, Juht on, Gual,loupc, ] Blsh-
p Nt";JnIte Sr i'll, LIS on, Van Bruni a slaight;
~ NI'r, lnrl = NTH II llfN Smithers & q TN
view futh, Bermuda, smith, Jones n Co: Nj
10 "a" l'ell, htnsnnil', II ! ~ G De Wolf; See
u 10, Hamilton, 81 John, u ri Ncvus & sons;
'n," cr' fhter on fl' Queenstown for orlern,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

jackson Light Artillery, Headauarter.
256 Grand II. cor Bowery. st pay and best ann
Of the service. Officers and men wanted TO fIl G nm
pany c, Capt Gibaon, of Sid regiment. ARMY "a
abcve. Capt UlbSON, nh "i2l
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BROOKLYN.

TuE BOARD or EpUCATIoN.--N regular
meeting Of this body, on Tuesday night. the
Committee on the subject reported against
teaching the Frcnnh language in tho public
schools. The Cummirfea on tho subject Of the
Normal S'haol-.o inquire into il, IN mage
mgnt, aud the eNpedicncc Of It's dis continuance
-ropJrtod Progress Tho matter hl5 now been
h,luru he committee Ior several months.
uuwuer 81 prDml'i'ns, transfers, Sc. In teach
trs ,t the pr'li' schools were reported, and
other lu.il.c q strictly routine character,
was transact 4, whom ,hn Board liourlcl.
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AUCTTONNOTIC
A NOTION NOTICE-M nnIGnrY AI

A UCT1ON NOT1CE-M. DOUGHTY. AUG
"A tonlcr Large sale bf new and SECOND hand
furniture, This Day, at 1OH O'Clock, 1T sLesrpon
20 Nassau IT. pnrlur siites mahogany spfts, ch drs
S,fd and cDnire t,llaa ig'l,r beds and mttttassrs
uiMIk,tt bedding; cs.l.r and p1rpr stoves, wri-
,ns 81, Ne, ct"ytrr'. utl'ry, china and gasl ware,
hru'"' is Hn' Zen. uu ,,r.ts, oil cloths, 3 &C. 112
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Personal NOTICES.

A Nm, COME HOME. FRANK WANTS
IA you. All will lie right, II you wish, write 10
William, and let Va know where you are. p. u,
Brooklyn. noiA S'12q
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POLITICAL.

The Patriotic Union League will hold n
special meeting Thursday tv0ung, l4th inst, ut Isl
luwcry A full representation from the various
Wards Is dcsirablc JOHN COMMERFoRD Chir.
man. ui3 2'iib
10Th Ward Mechanics mud NyorlGIn amcn'.
A'socatiun.--A regular meeting ofthc above ASso.
citation, will lie held at Covenant A. % Orchard -,
Thursday evening. 18th inst. J. 49, EWING, Pre-'t
r. IL SMITH, Src'y. 80
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STEAMBOATS,.

ChEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS Oh
~ Staten Island. Fare cents by staten l,..l.
cry, fput Of Whitehall st. bet the Battery Iui ~
ny Boats leave every hour from \. 81. n ! I
". On fine Sundays every half hour ~ +. II.
'p2T trl3T
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Before Marching TO battle Soldiers should
provide themselves with HOLLOwAYS Pills They
are invalual le In Small Pux, Feyers, &c. 1Ot
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.
TIERS. MILLINERS.

MOTHERS, MILLINERS, Dressmakers,
1Vl and ladies generally-Do not fail 10 the
splendid winter number Of Nine. DEM0RESr'S
Quarterly Mirror Of Fashion, now ready. splendid
fashion plates; full sized patterns. nlt 3'll9
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LYoNs MNGNETIC INsE,T POWDER,
r. @ -,um md g nuine article, will cNtrgnnle
liuluh,4 Auts. nIl all yDrmiu. Free from poi.Ol.
LYONS MAGNETIC Pills
Are sure Il, ath a. Rats and Mice. Spl by All Drug
rists eggiy Ehcro. u, =, BARNES, Proprietor II
l. TX Row, AMI ~ RrosiwHy.
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BARRY ) IRlCOPHEEOUS
e. the best and ohruppal article for drcssin; lnd
Identifying cleaning. curling, preserving nj re-
storing the hair, Ladies, try it. Sold ~ al Drug
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RAKERlES, GROCERIES, LIQUOR Stores,
~ drug stores, and all other kinds Of business
faces for sale. Bakers rrnoors, and an others who
Eeul IN purchase a. sell ont thor business places
Fould DO well h apply 1T MTCHELL'S real estate
Ili business agency u Criar ~ near broadway
mortgage o2l 2Iac'1l2
FOR SALE A MILK ROUT AND DEPOT
lorsc, wagon and harnr ~, will he sold separate
" together suld on account Of sickness Apply
II York ST. Brooklyn. Call for 2 days. MA 2'l2l
Tor SALE CllEAP-THE STOCK AND
L fixtures of nice toy, candy aud paper store
Third Nv. mis- 2'l10
nor SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND
l. lease Of grocery and liquor store. Apply at
1859 Hillary IT cor Of Prince st Brooklyn MD 3'I11
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REAL ESTATE.

EAlMS luR SALE or EXCHANGE
l'r,so lhHd o. od luam soil; ulsp II acres,
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