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NOTICE.

Having entered into a copsrtnership with A.
GREEN, in the House-Furnishing, Auction, and
Commission Business under the name and style
of GREEN & WILLIAMS, hope my friends and the
public in general, will give US a share of their
patronage, as l assure them no pains will be
spared with the business intrusted to our care
Jan. l, 1861. W. B. WILLIAMS.
j3-3t
The national Republican., 1861-01-08

GUARD AT HARPER's FERRY.-The Virginia
Free Press of Thursday, states that the Armory
Guard, the Floyd Guard, and Floyd Rifles, were
ordered on duty on the day previous at Har.
per's Ferry, in obedience to dispatch received
there from Washington, requiring them to do
SO. They were marched into the armory yard,
awaiting any orders which might be sent them.
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Latest by Telegraph.
Reports from Springfield.

Springfield, H., Jan. 5.---Governor Chase
and Amos Tuck had protracted interview
with the President elect to-day.
Many contradictory reports are in circulation
to-day in reference to Governor Chase's visit
His alleged appointment as Secretary Of State
is strenuously insisted on by some Of Mr.. Lin
coins friends, while others assert that tender
of the same position has been made to Mr..
Seward.
Senator Trumbulls reelection is expected to
come of on Tuesday next.
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BOARDING.

CANDLES AND OIL.
~ 20 cases Parsffne Candles.
20 boxes Sperm Candles.
80 boxes Adamantine Candles.
so boxes Hotel Candles.
cask Coal Oil, for burning.s
Lard, Whale and Sperm Oil.
Just received, and for sale by
E. E. WHITE b CO.,
No. 63 Louisiana avenue, bet. Sixth
and Seventh streets, opposite Bank
dec 10 Of Washington.
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Ba5- The Charleston Mercury of Saturday,
publishes the correspondence between the Pres.
dent and the South Carolina Commissioners.
1t contains little, or nothing not already known
to the public. We observe that the President
estimates the value of the munitions of war in
the arsenal seized at Charleston, at half a mil.
lion of dollars.
The national Republican., 1861-01-08

p1r We cannot learn that the rumor Of the
arrest of Senator Toombs, for an alleged dis
patch advising the capture of forts, had any
other foundation than the general opinion that
he ought to be arrested, if he really sent such
a dspatch. -- l.. ~. 4. ~
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b6-It was reported here, on Sunday, that the
delegations from Alabama and Mississippi in.
tended to leave yesterday, but it turned out that
they had only advised their States to go out Of
the Union. For themselves, they are attached to
the fleshpots of Egypt" and will stay in Wash.
ineton TO the latest possible moment
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Tuesday, January 8, 1851.

p6- Secretary Thompson, of Mississippi,
having determined, as we announced yesterday,
to resign his position Immediately on the Sc.
cession of his State, which is expected to take
place this week, it is rumored that the Hon.
Jos. 8. Wilson, Commissioner of the General
Land Office, will be appointed his successor.
The national Republican., 1861-01-08

OLD IRoNsIDEs.-Colnmodore Stewart, in his
letter to the Philadelphia Union meeting, says :
"My voice is, millions for the redress of just
grievances, but not one cent for imaginary
onesm
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UNION PRAYER MEETING.

The Union Prayer Meeting will be holden
every day this week in the English Lutheran
Church, (Rev. Mr.. Butler's) to commence at
four o'clock, and to continue one hour
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CONGRESS- YEsrERDAY.-The Senate after
characteristic speech from Mr.. Toombs, went
into executive session. No action was reached
upon the Charleston collector.
The House, after good deal of excitement,
reached vote upon resolutions spPlauding the
conduct of Major Anderson, &C., which were
carried by the triumphant majority Of ia
"a he
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Ia- It's reported that Mr.. Graham replies to
President Lincoln's letter, that he don't see
how he can honoraby accept the position ten
dered him in the Cabinet but he will endeavor
to aid and assist in bringing about better
state of affairs.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

WASHINGTON BRANCH.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON and after Sunday, November 25th, 1860,
~ the trains will run as follows:
Leare Washington:
First train at $40 A. M.
Second train at 7.4O A. NJ.
Third train at $40 p. M, Express.
Fourth train at P. NJ.
Leave baltimore:
First train at 4.l5 A. VI Express.
Second train at S.35 A. M.
Third at $40 p. N.
Fourth at 4.20 P. NJ, Express.
The first, second, and third trains from Wash
ingtou connect through to Philadelphia and
New York. ssr-' .'-r.sa-- r...a.-. r..
The second and third connect at Washington
Junction with trains for the West South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis Junction for
Annapolis. For Norfolk take the TAO A. M.
train.
For the accommodation Of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, passenger car
will be attached to the tonnage train which
leaves at $40 P. NJ.
On Saturday the $40 P. M. train goes to
Philadelphia only.
jan T. H. PARSONS, Agent. .
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p6- Wise has turned up again with q letter,
of course long. He advises Virginia not to
dissolve the Union, but to Suspend relations
soith offending States" until they come to
terms
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Proposed Secession of New York.

New York, Jan. Mayor Woods message
to the City Council tonight recommends the
secession of New York city from the State, and
the formation of free port. He is not pre-.
pared, however, to recommend violent meas.
ures therefor.
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Mississippi,

Jackson, Jan. THE Governor has ordered
the artillery to prepare ball cartridges.
The delegates to the Convention are unani.
nous for secession. They assembled this morn
President to appoint committee to draft an
ordinance of secession.
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HH N TICE! sfe,
T WISH all gentlemen to bearS ~
in mind that the plan which

adopted, six years ago, of selling
HATS and BOOTS at greatly reduced prices, for
cash, is in successful operation. Just received,
full supply of the latest New York styles of
DRESS HATS. The very finest Hat at $3.50 /;
frst-rate Hat, 50; and very good, fashionable
Hat, $3.50. All Of the latest styles of soft HATS
and CAPS, at the very lowest prices. l am
constantly supplied with a very large stock OF
those fine DRESS BOOTS, at $3.75-which |
have been selling for many years-as well as
the very best quality of Patent Leather GAIT
ERS, at So so. Fine French Calfskin Caters,
from So to $3.50.
Terms cash. No extra charge in order to off :.
set bad debts. ANTHONY, Agent for the Manu-.
facturers, Seventh street. second Hat Store from
the corner, opposite Avenue House, No. $40.
nov 26
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H6~ Mr.. Senator Clay of Alabama appeared
in his seat yesterday. He loves secession, bu
he also loves mileage.
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1s5- The committee of thirty.three were en-
gagged yesterday upon the fugitive slave law
without coming to a conclusion.
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Florida.

Tallahassee Jan. IA resolution, declaring
that it is the right and duty of Florida to Sc
cede, was passed-62 yeas to nays:
A committee of thirteen reported an ordi
nance of secession; which was adopted.
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A 7 COST FOR CASH-Evening Fans, Porte
n Monnaies, Ladies' Bags Chess Men, Doml-
noes, &c. Call and get bargains at
dec 3l-3t LAMMOND'S, Seventh st.
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WITHOUT regard to cost, LAMMOND,
w Seventh street, will sell Toys, China Or
naments, Combs, Brushes, aud Chess Men, DOM
inoes, Evening Fans, &C., cheaper than the
cheapest. jan At
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Ea5" Advices from Richmond indicate q
strong secession feeling in the Virginia Legis.
latnre
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DD~ A great meeting at Norfolk declares a
fixed determination to resist inrasion." That
is right
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acknowledgements Brown condemns the
seizure Of the revenue cutter j. c. Dobbin, and
has ordered her surrender to the United States
authorities.
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p1- Russell has not yet been able to give the
100000 bail required.
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New York Weekly Bank Statement.

NeW York, Jan. THE weekly bank state
ment shows decrease in loans of 81 ,69O,79 ;
increase of specie, $l,564,4l7; increase iu
circulation, $4l0,7Ol decrease in deposits,
$7ll,l64.
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and d streets, on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
The members have the pleasure to announce
to their many inquiring friends, and especially
the Union loving people and the public in gen.
eral, that their third Annual Cotillon Party will
take place at the aforementioned Hall on
Tuesday, the 9Th instant The universal satis-
faction that has always been given at their for
mer parties is a sure guaranty that this one will
surpass any one that has yet been given.
The ladies are cordially invited to attend en-
masse, with their union-loving smiles, as there
will be no invitations issued.
Professor A. Schroeder's band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Tickets so cents, admitting a gentleman and
ladies.
N. B. Positively no hats or caps allowed in
the room.
Committee Of Arrangements. w. W. Grant,
F. W. Colclazer, ]. r. Narrower, R. V. Henry,
and A. Glasgow. jan At
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Georgia.

augusta, Jan. 7.-One hundred and four
counties have been heard from, seventy of which
were for immediate secession, twenty-nine for
cooperation, and five were divided.
The national Republican., 1861-01-08

MIssoURI.--A resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Missouri Senate, (Jan. 5,) in.
structing the Committee on Federal Relations to
report bill calling State Convention.
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Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet.

Pittsburg, jan 5.-Mr. Mcclure, en- route
from Springfield, has arrived here, and posi-
lively denies the reported appointment of Mr.
Cameron to position in Mr.. Lipcoln's Cabinet
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All persons having claims against the subscri-
ber will please present their accounts for settle
ment; and all those indebted to me, are most
respectfully requested to come forward and settle
their accounts. A. GREEN.
Jan. /, 1861.
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

The public are respectfully informed that
have this day associated with me, in copartner-
ship, WASHINGTON B. WILLIAMS, in the Furniture,
Auction, and Commission Business. The firm
will be conducted in the name of GREEN & WILL
LIAMs. A. GREEN.
The national Republican., 1861-01-08
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

CONTENTS of Drug Store at aucton.-This
" Tuesday, morning. the 9Th instant, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, we shall sell, in front of our Auc-
tion Rooms,
A large lot of Drugs, Perfumery,
Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods
of every description. Terms cash.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
jan Sit Auctioneers.
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GREAT BARGAINS.-Toys, Fancy China Or
~ naments, &C., at cost, for cash, at
dec 29--3t LAMMOND'S, Seventh st
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is strenuously insisted on by some Of Mr.. Lin.
coins friends, while others assert that tender
of the same position has been made TO Mr.
Seward.
Senator Trumbull's reelection is expected to
come of on Tuesday next.
Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet.
Tfttsburg, Jan. 5.--Mr. Mcclure, en- route
from Springfield, has arrived here, and posi-
lively denies the reported appointment of Mr..
Cameron to u position in Mr.. Lipcoln's Cabinet
Troops and Provisions for the Relief of
Major Anderson.
Nep York, Jan. THE steamship Star of
the West was chartered by the orders of Gen.
Scott. She took full provisions for Major An.
Lieut.. Bartlett. She will be at Charleston to-
morrow afternoon.
Government Troops at Baltimore.
Baltimore Jan. IA company of light in.
fantry has Just arrived here from Carlisle bar
racks.
Alabama.
Montgomery, Jan. THE Convention met
at noon to-day. Phillips (secessionist) was
chosen temporary chairman, and Horn, TEN.
porary secretary. "A call OF counties showed
that all were present.
William M. Brooks was elected permanent
President by majority Of over Mr.. Jamison
(very quiet,) and Mr.. Fowler (secessionist)
was elected secretary.
After considerable discussion and consulta.
ton, preamble and resolutions by the seces.
sion side were put in such form as command.
ed q unanimous vote of the Convention. The
preamble and resolutions we're as follows:
Whereas the only bond Of union between
the several States is the Constitution Of the
United States and
Where that Constitution has been violated
by a majority of the Northern States in their
separate legislative action denying to the peo-
pie of the Southern States their constitutional
rights; and
Whereas a sectional party, known as the
Black Republican party, has, in recent elec-
ton, elected Abraham Lincoln for President
and Hannibal Hamlin for Vice President of
these United States, upon the avowed principle
that the Constitution of the United States does
not recognize property in slaves, and that the
Government should prevent its extension into
the common Territories of the United States,
and that the power of the Government should
be SO exercised that slavery should in time be
extinguished: Therefore, be it
RESOLVED by the people Of alabama in Con.
pention assembled, That the State of Alabama
will not submit to the administration of Lin.
coin and Hamlin as President and Vice Presi.
dent Of the United States, upon the principles
referred to in the foregoing preamble.
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Troops and Provisions for the Relief of
Major Anderson,

New York, Jan. THE steamship Star of
the West was chartered by the orders of Gen.
Scott. She took full provisions for Major An.
derson, and two hundred and fifty men, under
Lieut.. Bartlett. She will be at Charleston to.
morrow afternoon.
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FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITIZENS.
Third Grand Annual Cotillon Party

PERSEVERANCE FIRE co. NO. 8,
TO be giuen at Franklin's Hall, corner of Ninth
and d streets, on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1861.
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Government Troops at Baltimore.

Baltimore, Jan. IA company of light in
fantry has Just arrived here from Carlisle bar
racks.
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The Sentence Of Ker8t.


We barely announced in our last that
senlsnoe Of death had been pronounced
Upon the Eife-murderer, Kerst, without
going into the particulars Of the scene. A
motion, in arrest Of Judgment, had been
made By the prisoners counsel, which was
being oo1sidersd BY judge Carpenter as
Ne entered the alrssdy densely-ofot tdsd
Court room, ct about 8 quarter before TIVE
O'clock, on Wednesday last The motion
Wss oYerrnled, which was judieialIy an
ln0unosd, sftsr the doomed man was blaeed
IN TIE prisoners box By the Sheriff. Vixen
called upou BY the Court to stand up,
Ksrst Wss raised TO perpendicular By the
sheriff and Jailor, who supported him IN
that position during the delivery OF the
sentence, the prisoner, meanwhile, Keeping
up the Horazy dodge but more success
fully imitsting a drivsling idiot, or the
stupid or maudlin appearance Of drunken
man. - as5les
The sentence pronounced BY Judge Car
Psntsr, was listened to With breathless atA
tension By the large audisnos, many Of
Ehom sHppo5iHg that the crazy Or idiotie
epPsersnee Of the prisoner Wes real instead /
Of assumed, deeply sympathissd with him, /
aRdo questioned the propriety Of passing
ssnteEoe Of death upon'a man under fueh
oircumstanoes. We learn, however, that
netFithstsnding the apparent imbe6ility
and unconscious condition Of the con
demned man during the delivery Of the
sentence, and while passing through the
oroVd outside, he 80 far recovered his fsc- &.
ulties af1sr reaching the jail as TO enquire
Of TIE jailor when he vas to be executed.
--sSi1nmis Beacon. -7-a s57o. 81 -
-. .N
Sc KeE1t is to be hung On the 18th OF April
neHbsaai.sI -alIsid 15s.s q 7s1sl-s 80 sai u
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Dsssnb.r II 1ssl:.za 'qsaea FL = = fSSEaEFns "a Is

JOSEPH g. GEAEEIa,
Dseem6er D. ls5l:sIo Aasienes cf va Pan.
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
4LA sALE -Rursuaut to decresal order of sale,
tne county Of Ouynhogas upon the zlst day Of no
selaoet, 5ol m 81 aetion Therein pgudinF wherein
y kiders g piainti1 and Isaiah Ssl0Far Is tsfsnd
an sRal s1pose tof sale At pEblic Eu1tian at the
day q pecember, 1851 the lands and t6nansais a..
9cIIDeq g iol0WsI 70 Wit: eeituata IN nc m
ana city Of Cleveland, in ths State of lio 80 n
ths county Ct Cpyahoga, snd is known hs los num-
per gix nanoro4 and tWenty-E8Fan, iu Dlrberi nnls
Lords subdiY sion In that part of Ctr f1In,sriT
called OHIO City, and is bounded a. foli6Wd. sst b
the east line OF said lot; south By the nllaT: nd ai
% the west lire Of said lot. Bald lot s 5itT 80
lf9n5 On Msrehent street., and one buldTsd snd
tnifty-tWo ll32) tsst deep. For mora s1soi6c d.
5cripron end loeation - % "a lot rsfsfsn6s ~ a
barber and Lord subdivision IN OhiolifT - 49,
MeichanIl ths pat and survey on file II fns p
eoIder,s Once Of OuYahogB oounty.'l- tu1r.i1ss
value $50 %. JOSEPH IS. GRG 55 ff7.l-
=. - 1Alz5i s-14 Master 0oulEE.
PHI ATTY. uUv2ff3s7
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A AFIeHT.-A correspondent visiting the
4lst Regiment in Kentucky says that .
hght is expected to come of sOOn in that
vicinity. % zHt H
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nR. HUNTER5s MEDICAL II
IL EIRmARY. ~

DIR. HUNTER still continues at the old es
tnblished place, No. IT MathsW8I Block, sogth
side Ofthe Public Square, Cleveland, o., curing
all that cOmes--in fact he Is the only reliable
physician In Cleveland, treating the foliOWing
diseases, namely; Scrofula, Cancers, Ulcers, Lunf
Diseases, TumOrs, Histula, Bronchial and Rheu-
matlsm, Ague and Fever, Seminal W Weakness, and
al diseases peculiar 10 Eomnies. LeucOrThoea
or " hites, Suppresaions of the Mensea, Painful
Menstruation, Inflammation and liberation Of
the Uterus or Womb, PrOlapsus or Falling Of tht
Womb. All diseases Of the blood and akin, en-
entirely removed from the syste m. All disease
Of the organs Of generation Of male or female
Of whatever name or nature, treated in q careful
Q thorough and judicious manner, pointed out By
long experience snd investigation M
So Low prices and quick cures. Recent oasef
cured In from three to eight days. All syphilitiC
and merourisl taints entirely removed from The
system .-i.e SD 9.ft..s. .L-s
from four 10 eight weeks that have been treated
by other physicians from one to three years.
Young men. afflicted with seminal WeRmeR
should apply to Dr.. Hunter Immediately, eithel
IN person OF By letter as be neVenfails 70 onre-
His remedies are perfectly safe, and unknown x
any other physician in tho United States. 81
Patients Of either sex, living at distance, b.
stating their disease3 N writing, giving all tn
symptoms can oUiasn medicine, with direction
for use, by addressing Or. HUNTER, Of ClsFe-
bsnd, Ohio, ToCt-Tuid, and enclosing fee
R1-All the above diseases CURED, OF no pay
AL CONTAMINATION confidential. .f Z
ErOIn DIS e8 pefleuCe ana eAl=nllVe pfloL4oes y
makes no scrupICs in asserting that whatever h
undertakes IN bis speciality, he viii HOST GRE.
rEIHLT PHBToEN. No matter how hopeless maj
be the cass-Whether from extreme debility o.
prostraiion of the system, Or from unsucoe5sfu
treatment of empirics or seifstYled q II. D, ,s'
whom many have unfortunately been under, Oi
from the false delioaey that many Of my pa
tients tell me kept them frOm an early applioa
ton to me, or the no less fatal ideas Of OEeFoom
Ing The disease by the adYeRcement Of age, anC
strictly moral minu; for they, enc and al
make the case worse, and II II & an early on
from the cause OF being entirely local, It aGsct
the entire animal economy, and then requires
eENERA1 ss we'll as local treatment, which DR.
Hunter IS happy to be able 10 say that thorough
investigation, and great improvement in "a,
treatment of private End delicate diseases o.
both sexes, of however, long duration, yield z
his mode Of treatment ri U.r c-.J
If the unfortunate value life ard healthj they
should be sure and call on phYsicien ofage anf
experience. aS-NO charge for sdVioe. =
The Doctor Office is constantly thronged with
patients from all parts Of the county -.
Dr. Hanter is the only agent in the United
States for DIR. YICHOLSy FEMALE MONTH
LY PILLS, the only genuine Female Pills II
the United States. n fr- FL
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Aafhinists.
DERNARD DEMMENa.

ABrlsAE, MAORIEIsF AKy' PATENT Eopsl
a. -..- ~ A K KER, ~
Ne IA Supe rlor Street, (Leader Buildinz.l
.- @ aEFELAED, OHIO sr
5t5,RsARp PEA Ming. having rented the
contract for notwithstanding sewing Machilsa, and
ail Kinds of hght Machinery, Particular attshtio5
and oddities Tor gctiinf ID Models Oh FAisntI n I
a I z NC.
q u Fo1f NkAhIEs need hxinsi oallun DaHnutenP. ,
X yoqEs I, Sc AAGHIse e ont Oi pgasF. )
10 gspairs sll kinda Of BURGIOAL, Instrumsutt
All kind q hetal and Muficzl InhtruhentI ~
II you should got up . new Patent, Dammsnr d
S1e nan = set - your Models. elthsr In WOOD
kfs.lal OK Iron, IN the neAtest manner.
All hlidl Of Belt Hanging e6ns ln prompt Btyls
Al Rind7 of Hight Machinery Put N -oEaaF p lie
Esost eKpediticus manhaf. t7e.ll777. n
AnRlnecftns AnRtrut1ont = reported.
61leil stoaln E1f inca repaired thurouEhiT.
k&il sto4d 9ondq,tcr'n Punohes msnuiactprod b
Hal Road 00hdueter's Punches Repaired.
=. N tacs. gerythins n tie shaps ef rbraifins
or misunderstanding, done on contract.
e9AntrAnea 20 ahop-ll4 Superior street m onn
paif o. staEfas bAkhAADD HhhEHa,H
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5TER COMMISSTONER's

ElJah kfndrlck.
M ASTER C0MMISSTOEER's
VA sALE---Plrs1ant 3 the ooumand a. 4 f51-s.
"a Olaet Of sale RON the Court Of Common paas 81
hs5si agalnst EllIah hendrick and others. 10 NJ
9lreeteQ sqall ekpuse 70 sale at rhlio anf-r a.
the door Of the Court House, n the Jity OF Cisvr
l4nos on the 9TH eay Of December, l7fff 4 two
ocsok r. n, the e loving described a. ~ 81
and known and described IS ing sab l1eI ~ 49,
entT-n1ne IN 3 :. stone Eubdivsi0n 81 dfIffs "a
no 20 giofraeriy Brooklyn tcWnship) nor fIITs-
land Uty and has mont snd rear on so r. ~ ia
leet IN DEPTH and fronting on Herman 1flsst 7l7l
Al7o- SUD lot 81 Ia Hiram Stones FuhiTfrfon a.
neTt q original lots s. and O. IN Broof ~ ,ir--
% IL iees 'front.' on Train street and u ~ n iS
Gage Brucs, ~ iTss,.,- y. y Z ,,----ls 80
u Pits Aftsyd. 49, =
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,au eenelndss the evening.

.ssgThs sesutfful :. .extrayagansa entitled
Beauty and the Bsast' is soon to Dc.
brought out. .sea-erl-s-i-' s.
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TRE WERB sIsTERs.-The Academy Of
Music Was filed TO OvsrROWing lest night
d upon the occasion Of the first Of series Of
entertainments to be given BY the talented
Webb Sisters. Tonight second appear.
qncs Ein prObsbly bs followed By Ike
success. The pieces played Winbe @Andy
Blake, OF the Irish Diamond ana he
Actress Of An Work" A patriotic tab )
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oaRmTHks.-Is vas 8 sight to see the
Christmas buyers at Mould s HOgsn's dua
ring yesterday and the day before, and In
fsot for several days before that. The
coming week viii probably witness con-
Hnuance Of the same pleasant and profit
able excitement, to degree thatEill very
ssnsibly diminish their large and varied
stock Of confectiOnary and fancy articles.