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Died.


DucKIrN.--On Tuesday, December 10, after brief i'll
ness ELEANOR Srcils, rcct of tho late David ". Buck
lin Esq, formerly Of Water,own, Jefferson county N y
aged 68 years months aud 20 days.
Tho friends Of the family invited 20 attend the funs
raj from her late residence 2eb Third ayeaue, o. Thurs
day morning, at eleven O'Clock, whou. further inyi
taton
California and jefferson county a. ~ papers please
copy.
BRAorxs.--on Monday, December 0, Mrs. ElzADRla
BRAcHEy aged 90 years
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
requested attend the funeral this Wednesday, after
at one O'clock from her laa residence, 32e First
BrpaLI-In Brooklyn, on Monday December O. Mrs
EIzAExn 9. BuRRrl in The SIst year oil her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral GA Thursday afternoon q.
two O'Clock, from the residence Of her son. S. n Blrf
No l5l Montague street, Brooklyn.
Now Haven papers please copy
BIISGs.In stratford. Conn, on Monday, December O.,
JAMES b. BILLINGS, fsi in the 18th year OF his ago.
Relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully in.
vod to attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon
at two clock from the residence of George c. DaAba
Sratford without further invitation.
CusYNGnAN.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, December 0,
Mrs. MARGARET AcGAuGhRiS wife Of John Cunningham,
Of county Gavin, town OF orguhalaha, Ireland aged 81
years
The friends and acquan,ances invited to attend the
fanera from the OF Cassen and Van Buren,
street, on Thursday afternoon. at two O'Clock
CooK-Ater short but illness, Miss JosKprrss
Cook, aged II years, months and three days.
Wrap the cold white shroud around her,
Fold her hands across her breast,
Lay her gently in the coffin;
Josephine has gone to rest.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday afternoon,
at O'clock from the residence Of her brother
Mr. Jacob Roth, No Is Fifth street The friends and
relatives or the family respectfully invited 10 attend
without further notice
CARp.-On Saturday evening, December J, after lin
gerng illness Of four months Isabella, youngest daugh
ter Of the late Captain Isaac and Sybi Card, aged "a
years, months and rs days.
The relatives and friends OF the family also those OF
her brohcrin aw Elisha H. Cheshire, are respectfully
invited attond the funeral from ST. Peters church.
State street, Bond Brooklyn, this Wednesday a
ternoon, at two o'clock.
Monday December o, EpwARD CuNNssHAs, a native c:
Ardmore, county Waterford, Ireland, aged IS years.
Tho relatives and friends Ok tho family, and those
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Our Pilots.

Tero ara Int few OF our readers we believe who have
correct idea of the number OF persons engaged In pilot
ing vessels to and from this city by Of Sandy Hook
or the oentimes dangerous and highly valuable services
rendered by them to tho commercial community in par
ticular and the people generally
In tho force Of the New Jersey and New.York and
Sandy Hook pilots there twenty boats in active
service each boat having average Of Ave pilots and
for tho proper working of Them about the same number
Of hands and apprentices employed.
These boats, taking the older ones with those built
within tho rast three four years. worth average
OF 600 EACH making the amount capital employed
and aoat 1892 Goo upon which large sum there very
little insurance. Board Of Underwriters no, be-
ing willing TO take these risks except at ruinous pre-
MUM to tho pilots which is another evidence, if any
wanted OF the dangerous nature Of their vocal ion
In Boston the insurance companies have way Of taking
Of their pilots which il would be pleasant TO have in
operation here particularly it Ii to the exertions OF
these they percentage Of their large dividends
The New Jersey and New York pilots have each, CD
lectivey, secretary or bookkceper who receives a
moneys earned and pays the bills Of the various boats
after they have received tho endorsement Of the captain
The cost OF running pilot boat during he year, in
Guiding and tear, depreciation, store bills, hand
hire repairs &C.. cunts at least 50 ooo making an
item OF $7S 900 for the fleet Their business Is conducted
altogether the cash principle SO far as disbursements
concerned. At tho end OF every month their bills
paid up ard tho balance either stocked for various
purposes divided according to their respective shares
in thar boats
There have been several boats added TO the hoet
within the past two years the equal OF which for
strength speed and beauty cannot DO found outside OF
New York.
The government recently purchased one OF the older
boats mail other purposes and tho pilots who sold
tnr hpsn ,toca hart d
and which is undergoing extensive repairs to fl her
FOR her business.
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The TRlsuNE EATING DIRT or THE FREMONT
CAsE.-Thc Tribune of the 10Th ult. publishe ,
the testimony taken before the Missouri Investi-
eating Committee, and exposing the swindling
jobs Of McKinstry, Selover, Fox, Neil Haskell
and Co, who surrounded General Fremont
This report, the committee alege, was stolen
from them, as its publication was entirely IN
authorized The Tribune has gone to great
deal of trouble, therefore, to eat dirt in regard
to Fremont; for the evidence before ne COM
mittee is vastly more damaging to Fremont,
and gives better proof that bis removal was
necessary, than anything previously alleged
against him. So we go, and the President is
proven as entirely right, as he is admitted to be
entirely honest.
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THE CHARTER ElECTILV.
Proceedings or the City Canvasssxs'
MORNING SESSION.

inc CITY canvasscrs commenced operations at an early
hour yesterday morning. and made great Roadway in the
work OF settling the official vote of the charter election
Inc chamber Of the Board of Aldermen in which tho can
vassers meet, was worry closely packed with interested
parties, and the figures for Mayor particularly very
closely scrutnized vague impression seems to pre-
vail even yet that something win turn up before the
vass is completed which will show opdyke defeated and
Godfrey Gunther elected Nothing Of the kind has yet
appeared and there bo very little probability that
any change OF Importance will in the relative votes
OF the three candidates for Mayor.
Alderman Chip, Of tho Seventh ward, occupied the
chair.
The proceedings were begun with the canvass OF the
Eighth Adermanc district, Alderman RUSSELL compar,ng
tbs returns with the Clerk
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ACADEMY OF MUsic-wmLIAM HsNLoS.-iThs marvellous
young professor in the gymnastic line his first ap
pearance tomorrow evening at the Academy in one Of
the wonderfully agile performances that has as yet
been attempted, and in which he promises to surpass
even Leotard himself Be this as it may the public may
be safely assured that he will astonish sceptca
by his elastic power and spring of MUSCLE. In addition
this the management place two pantomimes upon the
STAGE the first, the Raye panomimc called Ies ouatrc
Amans, and secondly the grand spectacular
"LOgre on 10 Petit JEAN This last is to be splendidy
mounted and magnificent exhibition Of scenery and
costumes, may be considered fine holiday treat for tho
moro youthful portion Of New York society The tickets
we understand, song rapidly the novelty OK these
performances constituting low srfu attraction.
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peraCnaI Infclliuen nee.

:.
Major Gcne- al Fremont is still stopping ut the .s.or
uo,sa b,si;v engaged ARRANGING his pyi, ate ,sp.ss
II, ,a,.s, ~ .a,.. J, !.
i''s ialu'c iho'oli'a's WEI uepn " '1e "'s'I ~ W
taken by tho government in his case.
Among thu visi,ars who called en- CAPTAIN WiIkas We
~, -, - 49, ,,1.,. IN, :
tF.uay ~ ' Hefooi' 4iois'i w. ooh'uoio Doi, =.
tho United States Navy.
Commander Hagaeyty 0, the United states Navy md
!. ,,., ,,,a 49,, ra,t,. ,
'a''y, ''e az she o. ''0h iio'oi, washington iaoe
Baron de Staccs, Minister from X 'ssi 70 the United
States: Colonel Ronanoi and wife and Master ssomaaoT,
Of SIBERIA ]. ". famnm And Heaty VAIL Of fTew York,
AID III A. s. Monsoon 0. New Hlycn arc stopping ~ the
Clarendon Hc;si
ThooGoro Leonard. OF Greenfield, Mass d. 5. r Tuck
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an immense circulation must represent the
spirit of very large. if not a very influential
class. But the Saturday Revie,o qualities from
ignorance when it uses tho last quoted words;
tho writer has only to come to America to see
that il is the most influential journal Of the
Continent, with circulation far ahead of any
other in the world. The Saturday Revie,oers
do not exactly say how they came by a copy
OF the Little Villains" paper, in one of the
articles in which they disprove statement
in every sentence it contains, but they lead
us to infer that they have almost the monopoly
of the article on the other side of the Allan
tic-and such rubbish! What an unkind cut,
after all, that the starveling of the attic in
Printing House square has done for his favorite
review
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The Fcggy Weather, sc.

Tho wind yesterday morning was from :. $. f., and
very light. About half past three A. n. another dense
fog in which partially passed of during the forenoon
Some of the ferry boats were not run regularly,
although generally they were
Tho Long Island Sound boats came through safely, and
arrived at the city about half.past eleven A. ~
At two o'clock r. NJ. the fog again set in, rendering
objects but a few rods of not dlscornaole
We heard Of any collisions or accidents on the
rivers Or bay,
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Eiurricd.

CuErwoor- Moe AND.-On Tuesday, December 10
In Christ church, Now Brunswick BY tho Rev f. a. Ho
man. wa. o. CiErYooD OF Elizabeth, to Cam u.
daughter OF Rev. Alex. McCe!land, H. d.
FBir-IOlT-At Bath, New Utricht, l.. l., Tuesday,
December TO- at the residence Of the brides parents
Rev r. o. Currie, CHAuYCgy NJ. FELT, of Brooklyn, 70
AIiTA, only daughtes OF EDgsbsrt lott Esq OF the
former place.
Si1IRls-H,vxSs.--On Sunday evening, November "a
by the Rev W +. Rollins, .Wa &. MaE,is NAomiA W
. daughter Of Capt. VIM 7. Ravens Of Hoboken -.
MoRsr-PooR.--in Brooklyn, Monday, December o,
By the Rev Dr. Farley Wa. II. hoR OF Portland, TO
Mss AppIE iouisx, daughter 0! Henry Poor. E-a.
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The MErHlsToPHELEs OF TIE SATAylr
CLloUE n CoSoREss.-It appears that Thadonl
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, was the leading srilit
among the Satanic clique at The rcpul lican Con-
gressional caucus on Monday evening. Ste
vens is the Mephistophe!es of the Satanic aboli
ton gang, and is playing in the House exactly
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THE DISBURSEMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Maps Showing tho Proposed Boundaries Of vir-
ginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District Of
Columbia-Tho Progress of the War, &c.

Columbia-Tho Progress Of the War, Sc.
An interesting article tho Proposition Of the secro-
ary Of War to alter the boundary lines of Virginia. Mary
and Delaware and tho District Of Columbia, illustrated
with MAPS, showing what would be the effect Of snch
alteration the rebel portion OF the Old Dominion will
DO given in The FANNY HERALD OF this "wednesday
MOI ming viii also contain the important report OF tho
Secretary of the Treasury proposing radical changes in
tho Financial System OF tho Country tho Proceedings or
Congress tho Latest News from tho Union Camps through
ont tho country with reports OF all mporan movements
during the preceding week. Important Intelligence from
the Rcyoltsd S.aes Another Interesting Chapter in tho
Fener Murder Case aud great deal Of othor reading
matter.
rorms--Two dollars year Single copies, wrappers,
four cents.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
ine Important Report Of Mr. Chase Iaaps Of the
Entrance to Savannah River-Scene Of tho En-
counter Between the Union Gunboats and the
Rebel Tatnall,s Mosnuito Elaat


counter Between the Union Gunboats and the
Rebel Tatnall's Mosquito Fleet.
Ths mail steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinko.
paugh, viii leave this port today at noon for Aspnwal
The mails for Central America and tho South Pacific
will close al half past ten O'Clock this morning
The NEw YORK WEEKLY HsR4ap--paciac Edition
containing tho important report OF tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury tho ates, intelligence from the Union Troops
on tho Southern Coast with Map showing the scene Of
tho encounter between our 6unboats and the Rebel
Tatnalls Mosquito Fleet at the mouth Of tho Savannah
river Maps OF the plan Of Fort Pulaski and seaside
OF the same, viii DO Published at nno o'clock in the
morning This edition win also contain tho latest nows
from all parts Of tho world aud quantity Of local and
miscellaneous reading.
Single copies in wrappers ready FOR mailing six
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BRooKLyS ACADEMY OF hrslc-Ths Peak Family and
the Swiss Bell Ringers give concert this evening at the
Brooklyn Academy Of usic. Tia combined attractions
which they orsr should secure good house.
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The FidHrINa, LYING AND Running EDToRs
. or ME NEw York TlMEs.--We noticed some
time ago the manner in which the New York
7i;5,9ee ave aid and comfort to the rebels by
articles showing GLOW our army is not au
army" prepared for republication in England
II appears that the New York Times has been
playing the same dodge, by disappearing
affairs at Fortress Monroe, and sneering at the
Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry, as twelve
hundred weak" &C. We publish letter upon
the subject this morning from the officers OF
the regiment addressed to "tle fighting editor
of the New York Times" There is no such
man, gentlemen. If your letter had been ad-
dressed TO ''the lying editor Of the Tines it
might have been received by that jour
nal, on the same principle that letter
addressed to 'the biggest fool in Pump
kinville" was claimed and opened by the
first conner. The Times has plenty of "lying
editors" and one cunning editor" whose
feats at Solferino and Bull run eclipse any
previous records Of the turf. 1t has also a
drunken editor" who wrote an essay "on the
elbows of the Min(hic)cio," and . secession
editor" who broke the oath Of allegiance he
was obliged to take at Fortress Monroe, re-
vealed General SCOTS plans to the enemy, and
exposed the details of our great expedition.
But as to fighting editor, you will moi fine
him on the Times
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Court ca cndar-This Da v

SupREsk CouRT-CiRcrTT.-Part Mos. 1853, 1913 1859
1875 1871 1855 1855. 1887, 1882 1901 1898 1896 1897
1880 l70l 1905, 1905, 1907, I'LL, 1913 rar2Nos $40,
1870 1878 $780, 1882 1885, 1885, 1890, 1892 1924 1896
1898 l4OO l4O2 1909 1905 14l2, l4l4 1416 l4ls 1a22
COMMON PIHAs.-Pagt mot in session. Part Mos.
1898 1926 543 1928 9o3 9os. 3o7 1888 1854 o32 1885,
1923, 1882, Ti6, 1880.
UMlEp STATES DISTRICT Couar-Nos 25 81 40, is, AZ,
SO, So, 80, 40, 20.
SUPERIOR CoURr Par. mos 2505 2soa, 26il 26l5,
2623 1920 2631 1917 2543 2lT1 349 l5l3, 753 2593,
1923 Part Nos $50 2s72 2s74 GA, 1856 277s $780,
1876, 2go4, 2906 2908 2Jl0.
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the same factious, disorganizing, fault finding
perverse and DISQUALIFICATION game that the
traitor Breckenridge SO effectually played out
in the Senate last session.
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SEVENTH WARD
Total. ........2,453
SEVENTH WARD.

Alderman Bagey resumed tho canvass or the Fourth
Adermanic district left unfinished at the last meeting
the Board
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inc Board mere TOOK recess Tor one hour.
AFTERNOoN SESSION.
Alderman Trcar proceeded TO the canvass OF the
Eleventh Aldermanic district, comprising the Twentieth
Ward.
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y,rur,I !, yTsACYED WITHOUT PAIN Ry A NEW
teeth inserted, 81 each; set on st
and W. Old esHolshcd once. ]. YAK yILLss&
L5 Grand AZ aeL
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wENTETn WARE

I1,aI ...,....b,3 1881 2,UH5 B8Y GOT
This completed tho canvass Of the Eleventh Alder
M nic district.
In the absence Of Alderman Tuomey, Alderman Dayton
compared tho returns Of tho Sixth AdermanIc DISTRICT
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Trusses.-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses shoulder Braces DR. Wad sworhs Uterine Gle
yaiora superior article. no. ycsey street, Asor House.
.it.f .sIu rrn
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Do not Suffer with Pain aNd Aches
when sou Dr. TOBIAS Venetian Linunen, Never
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Hill, Tniniitnblc Gutter or ssnsr cnd
whskcrs, No Barclay le Dyc 50 cents. black
hrnwn
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Cristnaoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tom
pees the best in the world wholesale aud retail and the dye
priva tey applied. No. q Asior House.
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Official ORA wings OF Murray, Eddy Il
Co. '9kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS, 637-December TO- 1861.
a, 81, s, 20, As, II, 2, 40, 80, 81 ". s, So.
KENTUCKY, Glass G3s-Deccmber 10, 1851.
I, s. 81? ID, 20, Is, as, "a, 10. 80, 10, 10, 30.
Circulars sent troe OF charge by addressing eli her 10
MURRAY, EDDY co,
Coyinsion, KY. or ST. louis Mo.
Official ORA wings the Delaware state
Lotteries
ExrnA CLASS 75-Dcccmbcr 10 1861
81 As, 20, As. H. 3, lG, G3. 40, 4, II 10, 49, Sc.
GLASS 76-Deccmber 10, 1861.
81, AZ, 80, 40, 81, 26. 70, Is, 8, 81. so. .,
J. A. MORRIS co.
Wilmington Delaware.
Photograph Albums. Full AssoIt-
men, for saie by FREEMAN, RIVER co, Importers IS
Maiden lane
Persons Wanting Business Would DO
well 20 read sc OFT of 50 900
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MISCELLANEOUS,
a : - - W. y - - ~ : ~ n
A NNUAL OPENING

~.
a sGaJl..> OPENING
or
FINE FANCY GOODS
CHRISTMAS roYs.
q Maiden lane.
pINoS S soS S5 AID A Toys the r ss
'1 <; afsi h Vts4E ssArns.
PUZZLE BLOCKS writ HoEHl1sH Lotto oNIneAoE'
BUILDING BLOCKS WIFI ssEs A NTH bS soaaIss
S s@!IEs3Es, WITH WITT? s !F2S 1zScS 1914
Da SSsa s ASR sf FsfoIs Bs GUMS
And all the Artillery OF War.
iih0SiSf Sno. ssAsHssSSshSSsss .,,.
KoAms AnKs wIru ALL dnEATioa. :"
WAX DOLLS. LARGE AS LIFE
DOLLS o Win Y, Ra1Ska nhs EyEs ANs Hsb
DOT poiis s' rliAr r CRY
b potIS THAT THAr SAY SAY f rA-FA:
And all'Ae new sSy and insenou.
that the combined skill and industry of the whole world Gag
supply.
Trusting efforts VIII meet with the appropriations
friends and tina. we shall do ali in Qua
Merre Christmas and
Happy New Year
PETER TIERS co,
Importers OF French Engieh and German
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
AZ Maiden lane N. Y.
CONTAGIOUS BILLS AGAINST THE WAR AMI
~ Navy Departments pun chased by
JOHN H. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
80 Nassau street opposite the Post o;ies.
NORNS. RUNIOHS INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
~ JOINTS and MI diseases OF tho feet cured without pain
or Inconvenience 10 the patient by Dr. ZAGuARiE, TO
Broadway Refers TO the physicians and surgeons OF this
iy.
CAS STOVES, GAS STOVES, GAS STOVES.
~ Warm your rooms by tue patent Gas Stove.
No dirt ashes. coal to carry, economei clean, port
able NEW YORK GAS STOVE WORKS,
Ala Broadway below Canal st.
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Pure TObacCo.-YellOyv Bank Tobac-
co.Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, I'm
purle, for sale 10y all tobacco and segar Dealers
wholesale by Il. GOODWIN 4 BROTHER 20y Water street.
Empire Sewing Machines.
Prices reduced. Terms accommodating $40 Broadway
"A Novelty Was Seen in Broadway, It
having been discovered by novice young and pretty
girl dsrQYrred that all the gents Hats IL bright polish
knd seaytfa style, no. affected By tho high winds She
2ynaiy Uncovered that koxs style Fulton
seof ana Broadway. and home edhcd Like her we
ndvlse all who in want OF good Hal buy Of KNOX
the Halter, aud be edited.
Beautiful COmpiexiOn.-Try Lnsrd's
Bloom Of Youth De convinced OF value preserving
boanyng the complexion aud skin Oar drasss; aai 40
Broadway. ~ = 60 8
Ladies Keautfaed ..-Phnaon e. sons
SNOW White Oriental Cream" mparts beautiful pearl
rose tint 20 lhe complexion the first application
all druggssn the United states Europe and South
BntchelOr's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and Instantaneous Sold
piled of BACHELORS Wig Factory 10 Bond street.
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CAS FIXTURES &C.
" STEPHEN pHIIDIN,
No. Iu7 Broadway,
Offers for SALE at reduced splendid assortment q
GAS FIxr. RES,
FRENCH ERONHES, direct imporat.on),
Consisting OF Mant,l Onlncns S.aluUttes Groups, lax
stands, SC,
Plumbing and Gas Fiji ng attended usual at No so
Fourth street. and No 2 Ast1r House, Barclay street
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A RriFICIsL BONE FILLING soR DEcA E q ih .s
Old ssups an mere shells eau ee anc rssorsd =
,nfni rac,ns 81 broadway, ~ side one dsc above ssf.
cotssr,h street BIO ef she TRASHY limitations Ok
ct nropat tod
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A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET or TEETH
IN pure silver, only So; on fine gold anu pauEas
SIS; rantad equal to any work In New YORK snEe
teeth teeth flied and extracted without me teas. psns
superior filing only Soc Once l sixth avenus %
tween isA'n anu Se'eA'a Dr. LUTHER, Dcnaisa
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AT Half Price.
COATS
OVERCOATS,
PANTS,
aud VESTS.
from the stock Of three broken who'csale houses
EVANS, ArD Fulton street. between Gold aud CiiG ats
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NAS STOVES GAS STOVES, GAS STOVES
~ Warm your rooms by tie new patent Gas stove
No dirt ashes coal to econonca clean port
able. NEW YORK GAS STOVE WORKS,
Ala Broadway. below Canal al
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-04-04
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

70 THE PRIMERS or 81. N.iRFS.
III would mcst resp ctfuly cal! ynrr at
trn''n a. my large assortment of LNPLE.
.HF-NiS. | am manufacturing AMI pre-
PannZ larger assortment. f agricultural In
p'ements than ! have ever before otfere,! T..
the rn'ir--i! rse Powers an.. TLrr,h.r..
; What Fans. Cru Mills. C.rn Si,.ll-r..
i'i'nghs. flarro~.: Cultvat"rs. and n:a,.,
"iii-r articles 10 EuuIcr..ti. to lncrii..n. |
can supply the Farmer with every thing lac
:nay want. With regard 10 HIRE r1w.rs
| weu:I ca! particular attention tn a fnc
l"t Of PEI TON'S TRIPLE GE.}REi,
POWERS, to ,eork Nth or ,-isio.t ba..d.
~h'"h are not surpassed in this ar anu other
market: ami most respectfully invite tfnse
who are in want "t Machines to- give me call
~ ! feel confident that ran cult the ,ur-
chaser. ! ain making CORN MILL. .r
grinding C,rn III Home. Til. is = g..d Mill.
has been tested and pronounced :" :, .x,~.
firnc-d judges. To this l Ask y.ur ape
cial attention.
tender v,'n nv sincere thanks for the
Kindness hcrr;, fore shown me and beg COLI
'innance OF your fsv,.rs. determined a. max.
r,r"l.g cii"rt ~ please all who give ME tl,ci,
c,.st.m. Orders will meet with PROMPT xt,rn-
ton by being directed tr
WILLIAM II. HARDING.
lL0 Pratt street Wharf, RLliimere. Nd
Feb. 9Th. ls6l-ly.