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SheriT's Sale.

KkY vir,ue of writ of Tendiioni Ezponos
HF TO me directed, issued out Of he Court
of Common Pleas of Columbiscounly, Pa +,
will be exposed 10 public saleat the Court
House IN Boomsburg, OF Saturday The 25fh
day Of JdnudTy, 1862 al oelock in the
afternoon, the following property TO wit -
All that certain lot of lant situate in the
town of Espy, Scott Township, Columbia
county, Pa , Lot No. % in pbt OF said Town
bounded on the Ncith br Msin Street of
said town, on the Easi by IN Alley, on the
south oy an AIlev, sad orihe West by lot
of Nehemiah Richar, conaining sixty feet
IN front, and one hundred and eighty feet
in depth, wherson are ercted large i~o
Story Frame Dwelling Hnse. Frame Sta
bls, Frame Pig Pen, ah other oulbuild
IN gs with the appur,snsres.
Seized taken 40 execsion and 10 be sold
as the properly of Philip F. Deirieric ch
JOSIAH H. ERMAN, She -iff
Sheriff Office,
Bloomsburg, January 1862
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
DISSOLUTION OFF PARTNERSHIP,

TE'HE co-partnership heretofore existing
= between the firm OF SToHNER & Fox,
propretors of the Bakery and ConfectIone.
ry Establishment a; this place, is this day /,
The 2slh of December, 1861, dissolved by
mutual consent The business will be
continued by the senior. member of the firm
by whom al claims against the firm will
be paid, and those indebted 10 the firm will
please come forward aud settle the same.
STOHNER,
FRED. FOX
Bloomsbury, Jan. lst 1862.
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TIE Administration has given up Mason
and SLIDELL over whose capture and inn
prisonmeEtso so much gun powder was wasted
and like quantity of champagne consume
ed. Grand suppers were given in honor of
Capt. Wilkes who arrested these traitors
and had them imprisoned. The people en-.
dorsed his course taken in the matter, and
were willing TO stand by him. The admin
istration was quick and Tree TO say that Capt
Wilkes acted upon his own responsibility
in the matter, but they sanctioned what he
had done in every possible manner. But
what vision has come over them in the last
few days? They have given up the highly
valued prize, all for what for the fear of
Johny Bull, oh no That can't be possible
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CcNGREssMAs Fly who was captured by
The rebels al the Bull Run fight has been
returned from Richmond, having been ex-
changed FOR Mr. Faulkner. The rebels say
that Faulkner is worth half dozen Elys.
bun We can't understand the meaning MIR.
Ely gives rather an interesting account of
bis capture and also of bis treatment with
other prisoners while at Riehmond. He
Jared ioierably veil if he tells straight
ziory. and We would presume he does An
honorable exchange OF prisoners Las at last
been effected. This has caused large
amooni OF rejoicing among the fedsraIiels
ia The hands Of The rebels. Large numbers
are said to be released daily. The train
that broueh, Ely home was loaded with our
hoys Since the tight al Drainsville nothing
Of mnch importance has occurred along the
Potomac al appears 10 be quiet.
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Grand JURORS for Feb. Term Issa,

Bloom-T. Jackson Thornton, Stephen H.
Miller
Brlarcreek-Josiah Thomas, Levi Rinard,
Daniel NanZ
Beayer-JOhn Singley.
Benton-Jacob Welliver.
Flshingcreek-Joseph D. Runyan
Green wood-Fra ncis Ewes. Matthias Kline
hemlock--Chares Nehau, Aaron Snuh,
George Drei-bach
Locusi-George MlwTY.
Mlffin-Lewis Eckrolh, Charles Kinga.
man.
Maine-Wm Longenberger, Daniel Yetter
Moniour-John Qnck.
Mount Pleas sanl-John Ruckel
Orange Samuel Beidleman
Suga:oaf-William Hess, Emanuel Lau-
bach, Samuel Fritz.
Jan. I, 1851
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IMPORTANT I

TO those whose Subscriptions are unpaid
TO the fund of the "lRON GUARDS" that
the subscription paper will be placed in the
hands OF Esquire ChemberIin on The first
day of January next-and all persons in
arrears will be waited upon by Constable
Goff. By order of the COMMITTEES.
WM. NEAL, Treasurer.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 25, is6i--li.
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Democratic state Executive Committee.

A meeting of he Democratic State Exec
utive Committee will be held at the Bueh
Ter House, HaRRisBURe, on Wednesday, jar
uary l5. 1862, al 8 o'clock, p. M.
Democratic papers in the State will please
copy.
WILLIAM H. WELSH. Chairman
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THE COUNTY CLERK The question Of who
last week by elaborate opinion from Judge
Conyngham. who decided that MIR Ceilings
was entitled to the post, the petition OF con
test OF Mr.. Baldwin not having been filed
within ten days after the election in Octo-
Der. The contest between Nessrs Miller
and Chase is not yet adjusted - Scranton
Republican
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Too PooR TO TAKE PAPER.-We have
seen the man who was ''too poor TO take a
paper" He told as he was, and q few
minutes after we were passing a bar-room
and had the curiosity 10 see how he econo-
mized in that place He called up several
of his companions and treated 10 whskey.
When about to drink he elected large quid
of tobacco from his mouth. For the whs
key, he put Gown twenty-five cents. Then
he called for cigars aud "handed them
around" for which he paid another quarter
These two items would have paid for his
paper four months and would prove ben
eff instead of an injury. In the benefit his
whole family might participate. Let US
suppose that he spends. as he is social
nan, only fifty cents week for whiskey
and cigars for himself and friends. He is
also chewer, and will average at least
three cents day at that. The yearly bill
would be,
Whiskey and cigars S26, 90
Chewing Tobacco 1925
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Whiskey and cigars
Chewing Tobacco

This is what this poor nan spends for
what is worse than nothing, but he is "foo
poor TO take a county paper.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick. feeble, and
conplainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablel These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Come 1T Of
sickness is creeping upon You.
and should be averted by 4
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordersd hp-
purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
OF the body into vigorous 40
tiyity, purify the system from
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Pennsylvania KEOsDitaI,

and with MARKED SUCCESS las will ap-
pear from !he published accounts in The
medical iournaIs.)
~ 1t is carefully pnt up ready for i'm
mediate use, with full directions, and can
be Obtained from all The druggists al Is
cents per bottle. and at wholesale of
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists
PHILADELPHIA, PENsA
Philadelphia, Jcne 26, 1861 -ly.
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During the past year we heve introduced
TO the notice of The medical profession of
this country the Pure CrysfaLzed Chloride of
Propylnmine as a
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM!
Aud having received from many sources,
both from ply ysicians o. the highest stand
ing and from patients, the most
FIatterIDg Testimonials of I:s ReaI VaIue
in the treatment Of this painful and obsii-
na'e disease, we are induced TO present it
10 The pubnc in form READY FOR I'M
MEDIATE USE, winch we hope viii COM
mend itself 10 those who are suffering with
this affecting complaint, and 10 the medi
cal practitioner who may feel disposed 10
test the powers Of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the form
above spoken of, has recently been extern
sively experimental with in the
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DEPARTMENT OF THE IxfKRIoR,
Washington. ID. e.. Tth Fsh 1874

'astIIIIbtuII' D. EtD.t I53cs 4
s: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since you made them and
say they are the best eathartic employ Their regu
laDg action on the liver IL quick and decided conse-
quenty they admirable remedy for derangements
OF that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
bilious diseaSe obstinate that II did readily yield to
them fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, 81 D.
Ihufici1n Of nie Nrrfna ELnrrstuI
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As a Family Physic.


From DR.. Theodore B.u, Of MN York Ciy.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pnr-
pose aperent but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They in nv prsc-
tce proved more eHectusl for the OF bilious caz-
pdits than any one remedy mention ] sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgative which i uor-
thy the confidence Of the profession aud the people.
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Dysentery, Diarrhea, Relax, Worms

@'O's I1'' . u UI ttI1, q OfIt1YOs
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem OF the best aperiens hAv
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver max
them an excellent remedy, when given IN small doses 70
bilious dyseEtery and didTThod. Their sugaF-oc.tin
makes them very acceptable and convenisnt for the us
Of and Children
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sHiPPIN q NE w > !.
Port OF New York, J.nu.ry Ia, 1859.


II passengers all WELL Williams 0ulon Has been 48
days from the panks and four times blown the Southern
edge OF the Stream Dec 25 lat 40 30 lon 90 40 saw sr
bark Enssman. Capt Horne, hence for Europe with sig
mails set that she sinkng hove and on
ain and passengers all Of whom completely
that when he left the there in the
hold and both pumps chokei; nothing but
clothing The Engshman, Capt Horne saaied hence, Dec
Ship Clyde (BS Of Yarn olh, 81 Perry Bristol Eng,
ec In ballast TO Thos James Dec 70 lat ~ 80 Ion 50 10
spoke ship Charlotte, from Bristol for New York, all we'll
tons supposed to have been bark abandoned and Ere,
with oremast, foretepmast and topgaanmas, standing;
gilt truck had double osal yards with sail atiachsd tackle
on ioreysd forward house compete the ire had appa
reny originated aft and had advanced within
te 1 ss s,%mp % the %anmas and nearly don 70
lind no traces of the crew: II being dark, all
we could make out was by the ligh, of the fire.
h,p Souah Amerca sof Bostn Berry Havre. Nov 49, IN
Bark GeoDarkee (Br, of Yarmouth. Ns) Crosby Galway
Bark Alice Ta,er Hutton Havre 81 days. in ballast to
IN smith Co. Experienced strosg westerly gales the
Bark Laura lprem) Bchrens Haere 90 days with mer.
~ hsrk hemuel lbr Of Shiedsl Whties, Lisbon. Nov @
Bark Jane Bishop Wolfe. Port Royal c. 7days. in
Brig Three Sisters Sof wadoeoro Pinka Malagn, Nov
sails shipped several heavy and stove
lingham, days from Belfast for Baltimore
Brig Lucy Darling. Souper Nassau Mp JaR'4 with mdse
10 Eneas Sid In company with schr Alma, OF Digby, Ms
", lon 70 ~, passed small steamers bound s.
brig Costa Haynes. Remedies. days with sugar. to
Schr Frances New Haven) Connel Dem srara Dec 49,
VIA St Thomas, Dec "a, with to
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The whole market has advanced during the
week. The movement is chiefly due to the large
amounts Of money which have been paid by go.
vernment to contractors and others. II Is under
stood that government is paying out between q
million and a quarter and a million and q half
daily to contractors and holders of orders from
soldiers and sailors. Of this large sum it is est
mated that twenty-five per cent is profit. This
amount Is naturally invested in dividend paying
securities As matter of course. first class bonds
have been the first securities on the market to feel
the effect of this sudden increase Of investors;
thus we notice that New York Central skies have ad-
vanced during the week per cent, New York Cen
trail rs g. Erie rsts O. Erie thirds 0, Erie fourths
3, Hudson firsts 2, Hudson thrds3 Harlem seconds
8, Illinois Central y Michigan Central eights 8, Ga.
lena drsts 2H, Michigan Southern drsts s, and so
on throughout the list of reliable rst class bonds
United States skies have similarly advanced 211Ss
per cent. Next to these first class bonds. the
leading dividend paying stocks have attracted at
tenton, and we notice that Pacific Mail has ad-
vanced 6L per cent, New York Central 3, Galena
Q, and the coal shares in proportion. As the lead
ing railway bonds rise in price, purchasers natu.
rally turn their attention to other properties which
offer the next best prospect OF income. Among
these Pacific Mail has occupied the first rank not
only because it has established its character as
dividend paying security, which can he relied upo'
to yield 20 per cent annually to it's holders, f,u
because the recent government charters Of tn
Constitution Baltic and Atlantic have SCENE,
to warrant the hope Of an extra pc
cent on the 18th proximo. AS we are in
formed, the directors of the company or
divided in opinion with regard to che policy o
increasing the dividend. When tie last five pc
cent was paid large surplus remained in th
hands Of the company, which e was determined t.
invest in Pacific Mail stock, Tho idea of a majori
iy Of the board being tha4 twenty per cent annu
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ally was quite enough to divide and that the inte
rests OF stockholders would be best promoted by
the investment of any surplus in their own stock
We are informed however, that the instruction OF
tho board was not carried into effect and that no
purchases OF stock have yet been effected for &C.
count OF the company. On the 18th of February
the question of the disposal Of the large and in
creasing surplus of the company will again
come up, and II is reported that the diyi-
dend will either be increased to ten per cent, or
sum equivalent to five per cent on the
| capital stock will be added to the present
| surplus. Another property which is being actively
affected by the present state of things is Galena
and Chicago Railroad stock. The advance in first
class bonds has carried the first mortgage of this
company to a premium, and thus the $3.50 900
which mature next month cease to be subject of
concern The company will renew these bonds for
term of years if the holders desire it. If not
they can get the money for them in open market
or at the company's Office, as they choose The
falling in of these bonds has been the only embar-
rassment under which the stock of the Galena has
labored. The property will now take its position
among the undoubted dividend paying securities,
and holders may probably rely upon getting their
ORA per cent semiannually, according to the
management the Galena ought to pay eight per
cent annually.
The price Of United States securities is anoma-
lous. The coupon skies of 1881 can be bought at
9H per cent discount, and the registered at l01S.
At the same time, obligations of the same govern
ment, bearing no interest, and deriving their main
value from belief that they will be convertible
into these same skies, are current everywhere as
money-that is to say, at par. 1t would seem that
30 singular an anomaly as this cannot last very
long. Either the Treasury notes must fall or
government securities must rise. It rests with
Congress to determine which event shall occur.
If proper laws are passed to render the ultimate
redemption Of the Treasury notes secure beyond
peradventure, no reason for their depreciation will
exist, and they will not fall. In this case the ad.
vance of the funded stock of the government to
par, and probably to premium, becomes mere
question Of time.
The Congressional debate of yesterday on the
engraving of government stocks and notes by the
American and National bank note companies of
this city indicates very little information on the
part Of the members who impugned Mr.. Chase's
conduct in the matter. Inquiry will establish the
fact that the government got its work done for ff
teen per cent less than is paid by the banks of this
State under the authority of the Bank Department,
and that the contract made with the New York
companies was an'eminently advantageous one to
the United States government. People are Won
dering whether the Mr.. Ormsby referred to in the
debate is the same person whose name has been
before the public in connection with the Boone
County Bank of Indiana
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street BROOKLYN two boc from Fulton fer THIS (ses
day) afternoon ct O'Clock am.
SrRsrroE-Un Saturday, JGenry IL ROM ma ~
daughter OF the late Ephalet Stsatton, n the s ss
OF ker age.
Yho relatives and aoquaintancss respsctfmiy -
vited attend funeral this Monday) afternoon e.
two O'Clock. from the residence OF Gabriel Winter ae
Flushing, LII
SMrn.-Ou Sunday morning January 12, OF scartee
fever FRANCES ADEAD eldest daughter OF James eu6
Eugenia Smith, aged years and days.
The relatives AMI friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral the residence OF her
father No 10 West Forty first street. this (Aondayv
morning, as eleven O'Clock
SrAKY-0n Saturday January IL Mr. OLIVER sfALsv,
aged 65 years, months ard days.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited %
attend the funeral the residence Of his daughter Mrs.
Lewis, No 326 West Forty-thrd sroet, this (Mon&ay1
afternoon, at one o'clock.
Canandagua papers please copy
vnlETAIT.0n Friday, January 10, II. DHERs ssss VT
LEPr.AT, aged % years aud 80 days.
The friends Of the famiy and tho mebers OF Company
A, Seventh regiment N. s. ~ respectfully invited
70 attend tho funeral, without further Invitation, from
tho Church OF Incarnation, q Madison
Twony eighth street Rev DR. Moussomery,). this (MOu
day. morning at ten O'Clock
Cleveland (0hio) parers pleaee copy
WASDEI--Suddeny, on Sunday JsDuary n, jimmie B..
youngest child OF Samuel s. and 0orneia WandsA.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 20
attend the fun ra Tuesday afternoow O'Clock
precisely from the residence Of her parsuts, NJ "a
cond street.
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MiscellaueOus.

ScHR THERESA C-The schr Theresa (or Phisariepha,
Smith from Philadelphia Havnn went ashore on Petche
Cay on the night Of Dec s. and total loss Part
the cargo of merchandise saved damaged condition
She was years DID, built at Cape May NJ wasly3 tons
and owned by the captain and others, Of Philadelphia.
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Married.

MCCANN-KkREsEY-On Thursday evening" Janvary O,
at tho residence Of tho brides mother Hobokea NJ j.
by tho Rev Father Canvan. Mr. EDWARD McCANN OF New
York, TO Miss KATE NJ KEREsEY, of the former place.
SrARKs-FLyNN.-On Wednesday evening, January 8,
at the Church Of tho Holy Apostles by the Rev. George
Neido, VIM g. SPARKS Esq, Of London, to Miss ELLEN
FLYNN Of this city.
Lsndon papers please copy.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. I1-6P. M
AsHEs.-The market stcady with small sales of
both sorts. chiefly pots, at So 25.
BREADsruFrs -Flour-Thc market heavy for com.
mon and medium grades, and extra brands quite
steady, while the sales embraced about IA 600 bbls
closing within the following range of prices
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and barrels, at exc. o<c and IA 900 lbs Washington
at 9Hc., with some mutton tailow at 9hc.
WHExEY.-The market was unsettled and unsaleabie IN
large lots al 27c., while purchasers bid 25c.
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LAW NOtice.-The UndersiSncd have re-
sumed the practice of their No. lO2
Broadway. NELSON j. WATERBURY.
HENRY w. ALLEN.
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Official Drn wings OF Murray, Eddy z
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri % STATE Lotteries; ,S
10, 49, SO, SO, 81, Z, %, "a, 6S, SIS, "a, 73, 81.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 17-Jan. II. 1852.
As, 81 "a, IS, 49, 81, 81, II, IS, "a, 68, "a, %.
KENTUCKY, CLASS is-Jan. il, 1862
40, 65, 81, 81, 81, u, rs, IS, 6, %, 81, "a, g.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing eitherto
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington, KY, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed and information furnished. by TAYLOR 4
Co., Bankers, IL Wall street, New York.
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Henry Gebhard's Fencing Academy, 7O1
Broadway, Fourth streetFencing with fois broad
swords. muskes and sabre against bayonets
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The Highest Premium Paid for Gold at
THOMPSON BROTHERS Banking 6lce, corner Of Broad
and Wall street.
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Ladies' Beautified-Phal0n & Sons
"Snow White Oriental Cream imparts beautiful pearl
the complexion upon the first application Sold by
adruggsin the United States Europe and South America
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Patent Attorneys and Agents.-CharIes
MASON late Commissioner Of Patents has established him
ney. Robt. W. Fenwck and Dewitt c. Lawrence, well
tabished Patent Agents. are his professional partners
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pees the best In the world wholesale and rea and the dye
privately applied. No. 6 Astor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable AMI Sold aud ap.
piled at BATCHEL0RS wig factory, l6 Bond street.
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Oncial Drawings or tho Delaware state
Lottery.
go, IS, So, 80, rs, 81, 65, SO, n, 8, 2, 20, Al.
CLASS B-January H. 1867
l5 Al, 45, A. 49, &c. 35 SO, GA, So, 70, "a, &c. 49,
John A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Laying tho Corner Stone OF q Jewish
Synagogue I'm Brooklyn.

Sym0kOSu uc DAooAAyhs
Yesterday afternoon the stone Of Jewish
synagogue be erected at tho junction Of Boorum and
State streets Brooklyn laid with appropriate SER
vices The day very unproptous for the ceremonies
and not more than four Ave hundred persons were
upon tho ground at the time At present there two
Jewish congregations in Brooklyn called Beth Israel
and the other Bethlehomthe former being that which
Is about to the sdce The congregation comprises
about sixty members, who worship in the upper
story Of house No 1855 Atlantic street. South Brooklyn
About two O'Clock tho procession arrived the ground
and the services were opened with prayer by tho Rev
Joel Alexander, the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Isaacs, in tho absence Of DR.. Rapha from
whom letter Of apology for attendance received
made the opening address tho He alluded to
the importance which would result to the Jews Of Brook
yn from the erection Of the synagogue and eulogized
American institutions, which allowed them (the
Jews TO worship according to their ideas Of right,
without moles taton
He was followed by Mr. julius Corn, the secretary Of
the congregation, who presented Mr. Moses Loewenthai
with splendid silver rowel which he to inlay
ing the stone upon the occasion Upon the tr0we
an appropriate inscription The stone then lowered
Into It's place. and the services concluded with prayer
The synagogue will be fifty three foot front Boerum
street, and forty -four feot State street. II will DO
brick building thirtytwo feet in height and cost in
about $40 600. The builders Messrs Schlege Co.
will be presided by the Rev. Jool Alexander and
ready for service about the 1st of May.
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A Beautiful Com mplexion. -Lairi's Bloom
Of Youth, Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
Identifying the complexion and skin All Druggists and 439
Prnad du.av
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gone the training Of great artist as all her natural gs
are refined to perfection that speaks unmistakaby OF
high cultivation. Her acting, though not vivacous. Is
intelligent careful while the advantage OF ns per-
son gives dignity to her gestures and demeanor.
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HOTELS.

LBION HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, SIS HUD
n street corner OF Charles--ooms at from 81 %
S. week. Board and Rooms from 81 10 81 week. sin
kc persons from 81 TO Sill married Two very couvo
OF Rooms to let suitable for family.
T. LAMBERT, Propretos.