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.TTThs hlghss, Market price u paid for Tsllew md
JoldHs reosived At Kellogg Rirrss Grocery
Stsrs, Maip street. nj @iF4-- decly-daa
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Ths two story Brick Dwelling House, recently ee4s.
Nod hy Go4. NaliAms. an RaanG1fu ssFSse. hstwe0n
M AaA&lA sHaels. knQaiTs of N. u sAnuyek, ~
III ~. n. e. uuAnLIP,
i Dec. ". isna-dat Cor. IL sth end ESAsklia-sl.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-12-06

e There is a law in Holland which obIiges the
government to bring up. at its own charge, the
seventh child of every family in which there are
already six living.
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Nem pnbliratlons.
~ III f II RIB u Ne ALTMAN A C
FOR 1862.


HOS popu'r ANNUAL "a ready. 1t conislrs:
ELECTION RETURSf from all the States Of tis Union
oidsg elections in 1851 casuly compiled for the Tribune
tnlansc;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
q the gear 1862:
GOVERNMENT Of the United sTATEs-Exe yItiye
80 Sud@is Envc:s Extraordinary and Ministers Resilient
Sszn the United States at Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Men,ber, az Gland.
hAd
.sUikE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of IN. limited
0AAfhs Politically classified.
LinI Of STATES, Capitals, Governors tines nj ,i.is
"'e hetiiogg General Elections etc;
.fDfOlATTON o. EACH STATE by COiINTIFs .,o
- pa,uon q the principal Cities Of te United STATE.
s.nii saohElLL TARIFF aud The TARIFF ACT Of the
49, sbslhACIS Of the otner imporisnt Acts Of The
as o. TIE hXXvilh Congress and The Special
s,-s. VI With Also the important Procla
~ss 'o.i OF ~ esiqent Lincoln;
on.VrO LpolCAL ACCOUNT Of the important event,
tbtsrse,. @-io "'hei matte" :" general
kKcs 70 cents Peoples for 81; 100 cope. 49, pO,,,,s
~. 10y IHpiess' = Der 100 Cash orders solicited
,e snppiy 90 "A Plumbers o. the Tribune Almanac for
,o.s isos, 1856 'tb1 bss, 1859 1850 and 1861 Price
~shs each, post psid- INV
~"'o" THE TRIBUNE,
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printing.

NIARK THlS.-Cards, 75c., LOCO; Circulars,
" 3lc; Biibeads, IS Reami Newsrspers Books rem
phets Programmes Posters and everything printed, equal
cheap Il r. OAWLEf' s New Establishment corner Of
Ernde aud (sntre-sts.
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LAST WEEK OF HOLIDAY kIIRACIlONS!
WHO WILL FAIL To SEE THEMl
The iot magnificent BIN OF Novelties and amusemeh" eve
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ruE NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE -,

THF NEN.IUkn DAHL - ,e,,t,Arr,rc
sa pugIISBED EVERY MORNING AND b'N'i''
~ SUNDAYS EXCEriEEtp,'r
~ TIE TRIBUNE ASsOClAAlo.'' .,,-c,
- . r.t,-~p erttriygs CORNER or NASSAU AND sft'VOh
T" ~ srl,l.F1s OPPOSITE TnE CITY NAL an
,ssr..S 70 CIV subscnbors at Il. cents PER Week NAL
fb.;or =, sr snngm IN sdvapoe SS FOL months
vHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
AvFK LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTY, o.,
go slTrKpAY MORNtNG at TIE low price OF -
n.y. In Alliance Three copies for 80, Five Cores oI
Zen Coris Tor 2i I~enty Copies 80 one adde's "a,
- - ,yipher A. The n.ie 81 ~ pCr aunUml, &2O Iw'ny
sdcs. Of each .Ssogiber (snd any lager number ~
% each "a Aty person senolug as cup OF
,ouy or more viii be entitled to oHta copy saOsohP
iot, TO commence a. ruy tine. o,.,. nor
G5vrfiiseuenis ~ ~: WEFELy TRPrsE cost 0NE Dbl
AR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FEk LINZ Ioi esS'
lserion. No,hir. inserted for less than 70
TIKI SEMI-WEEi<IX TRIBUNE
!, pulN.hed overy rUEsnsv sud Fanny MosNiNe; 5s
: pe4 anuur- Two Coti.s for IS; five COPIES of - ~
gFE NEW-N0En TtiKi Y
FOR EuEUPEiN CIRCULAR ~ n, Liver.
pnbssd on the departure Of each Nau copics Five
kool II go yer su.au VoGz, ilc.ua.d sTtON.
penu' A1Hie's iof- INN No l5i Nasshn-st, " l.
~
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anlnscntenI5
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

-
LAST WEEK OF HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS!
WHO WILL FAIL To SEE rAEMl -
The riost gucen bin OF novelties and amusenehh ever
offered ia inis city!
THE GREAT FAIRY PLAY .
Aon than be elsewhere Tor less man dohpe
tie admission 20 tie Nh Is bTisAcy 'nrpas4e' any
tiiug he eiC fore IN Auci. ...-...,..,
IT'S GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR sCLNEitt s.,
THE GhAND MAR, II OF fuE AMAZON WARRIORS;
III PERFECTION And BEAUTY CF THEIR DhiLh'
Aud the bewiieri8g sjendlr IT that r rfcous ,..
sfN or BEAUTY AND hOA.E Or ldn fAihih5'
b. nch many be uif' rymIhs ihe ayr and sea appear
g. q. asins beyond preston. II vii be- produced
"t.is AFTERNOON and rs ENlNb, GO o and a ociocs.
.tHll ;, tha LAST WEEK ~ tbs piece who can al 70
see Who will ~ 10 L~br tire l4us lbr aud tmn. nf ~
40 'IGhL REPRESENTATIONS OF Ni ttlM SLOWS
j.afv Lisd Canary birt Show, .ply Family &c Ac
by tue OIchc.ira b. the "a snd so ictst
prra DE piece Prof 8. - ~ fou fugore, viii ~
- ID flr lTst .i.uo in Aulr flrr Win Dis
KlTHES. 4 NEW MIelCAs lNsihl MENI,
uccpni ni-d ~ Mr. 4. Hcv1e j. on the Guitar
The following Wonderful Living Esieti.e a. al hours;
LIVING hirPOfOTAMlS
Tho gua. aud curious
WHALE -
WHICH STILL LIVES,
ord st's hs hslf hl,hel Of I've ecs 30 day.
III. twtlrr belgilui lily sEA-LJhSt5 'aihng IN uhe
irra Aglaria wb.ah contain bfs TIN aid r-e Fine rlh
1n sil quarters a. the pI0tr, .c
ftilsi.u a .l - cents: t.i d. rldc ten 10 cents
'MODJNE MITE 5000 ~ TT will De cracked
ou MnaiaY. Feb. 3.
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Artou society.-The grard Vocal and lD'tTnn ,
-SSrtRT oil IN a1oye Society intended for 10 pa
Tlnt.da th Ianusry, must be NECESSARILY fOsl rONhp
IN sONDAY February g. in co1seqnence OF our Mu'icAi
"He'N~' - " A. GOETHE, Secretary.
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GALLERY of PAINTING and SCULPTURE.
~ No. $40 BROADWAY. OLD DUSSELDORF.
NEW NIAGARA, by GKoRGK L. BKOwS.
Sunset View Of the greet cataract
NIAGARA IN WINTER by CI0soUr.
THE BAY OF CAPRI, by BIKssrADr.
AN ORIGINAL ABDEL KADER, by POWELL
DOVER CLIFFS, by SHArER, o..
In addition 10 than hundred other works OF Art
The entire profits Of the exhibition to be given to the Soce
ty for Improving the Condition Of the Poor Admission 10
cent, TIFFANY 4 Co.
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Cost an6 fonn0.

Oh REWARD. Lost on the 2-th inst,
Up SV supposed in Prince of Broadway, single
case GOLD WATCH and GOLD CHAIN. Whoever viii
return the watch the Certra Department Of the Heropo
Police No 4l3 Broome st. will receive the above reward
There are IN ,de the two Photograph Pictures
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MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE has kindly
VA volunteered for the benefit Of the CHAlIA-
RLE FI'sD OF THE ST. GEORGES SOCIETY. The
Committee beg announce t,t tey Lave gagged tIvp2
HAL for TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. I. when THIS dstul'
giishrd Lady will read Shakepesrcs play NJ HENRY '.
Ticket. = e,ch hc sined Of the following Commit
tee the door tho evening Henry Eyre. Precedent
No "a Broad Edward Walker Vice President, No. ia
futon.s; Philip Prchsrd Nice-Pr-siont. No. 80 Broad
way, Robert Gose No. II Wallst u. Cortis No 20 tpl
ton.si. r. 81 Brain- No ~ ,uth st.; Robert Wsler No
80 Cedar,t r. r. Frsnt No 815 Broadway J. Walker,
No 20 Broad.; James Nsp..r: No u Broads s. ). j..
Firth No 80 Ichange piece ThoD Dixon Everett House:
j. e. Beales, NJ d.. No 10 West lg,hst Wm. Young, Al
bon Office No. 10 Bcekmans. I. NJ Middleton. No. 70
EIchsnse glscs Mr. vieicrs No. % Jolnst G W Fred
ber., F. W Gaming No 22i Pes st. Charlie. Clifton.
New-Yofk C. h. Gilman, No. az Pearls,; A. Kendall No.
Bircayst {. II. Webb Office Of the Society, No. 40 Ei'
change place.
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NCERT.-A Sacred and Miscellaneous
~ CONCERT will be given In the Chapel Of the 5h-sv
Baptist Church THIS EVENING by members Of the New
York Harmonic Society for the benefit Of the Sunday
Doors open ct 6 O'Clock Concert commences att
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rI'HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.-CONCERT
THIS EVENING, Jan. 90 a, the Brooklyn Tabernacle,
when they will sing the New Song;
Ever be Happy. Ever be Free"
Millions are Chanting tho Songs of the Free.
As our Northern army march sonsi
Soon ven surround them by land and by sea.
And mike Dixie" Freedoms Ground.
Then cheer, brothers cheer, &c.
Also, 80 The Flag Of our Union"
"Strihs for the rights, boys"
The Army Hymn HaDnals at the window binding shoes
Tho Song OF the promised land" &c, &c.
Admission 23 cents Children, 10 cents Doors open ct o
commence at ~
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A NOVEL by BENJAMIN WOOD.
Published on Saturday,
NOYKL OF THE PRESENT BAY
Entitled
FORT LAFAYETTE;
Or
LOVE AND SECESSION.
BY BENJAMIN WooD, M. c.
One vol, limo Cloth bound. Price 81
CARLETON, Publisher, New-Yorh
tLate NUDD Il CARLKTOsl
- SsDt By mall free on recent Of 81
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DARIS, LONDON and NLW-fORk MED-
Il ICsL ADVISER and MARRIAGE Gulbt-A BOOK
rno,ir The AN cies OF Phy,ooi,,s and the un.ucees,'
Of Ply IN speci,i d.sse a. h, local tu
bv neglect and improper treatment pros'anr the heit
stem aud e.ving both nird ard body tote 4" rect th
,diton 900 psg.. lO0ilufsons BY ~ Lsrmsui Pans Lon
don and New OH Physician and Surgeon No tl b-osi"rF
up stain, y. Y. Mailed by r. NafneT, FOR > NO sc',
>, Ro.sk Tousev No. III Saseutt, nnd De VIA, NJ j.
Ffantforst hew.fok coctos hours Tor curing ihet~
Affections are from 20 We concur win = :"
folio sinf PAPERS in recommending DR. LAHMDSi :" me
smictsd' DspGcA Asf. Counter dcs Etats lu Denesfai
STATS eiiuns. Medical Review. ce.
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Galcs bn autllon.

A. ". aiVEVis. Anctioueri.
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co.. Irving Build
ID ing. Nos go .nd 80 Broadway Sales Of Books "a
ooer, fic'ugs, Wor % AIT Fancy Goods. Furniture g.
EIRST-CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR SALE.
L W m be cold. at public sale, at O'Clock. y M on
III ESDAi the h day OF February 8I q, the Puzzle House
ofyy H. DeHorbon in the City Of Reading the PROPERTY
known A. the READING srEha FORGE, in .sid city.
Said Fox. 4, substantially built and completely equipped
with all the modern improvements Including "'oniun
Ha.uy,h hammer end three XIX .,eam hsmme eeh with
heating furnaces and boilers attached. tyre.bening ma
chine and oven three pudding furnaces i've b.. ksmsh
fo,.e two thr,yuu eranes one largest cis. boring mill
,ony machine turning lathe and sAts-hof'e engine MAN
building Dy 100 feet. wi shec iron roof csfi~nte
shop sud bcs office. with icIfoYi @c On the Pfeni"s
which contains over 2. acres. - ~,
said rofg- leny located for business efoin
Ing the Reading Kaifoed aud connected -ewth that
locomotives take away and deliver ofron cos aud
other freight without for hauling fhues run outside The
building by which coal scrap ron &c be- dumped close
10 each furnace without cost for hauling labor THIS
Fore capable of eIecbt The hoA W6il having forged
and finished the main shats Il the Adatic believed to be
tie largest made beside complete sets Of igings for
,tean,hips for Government aud othsf TIE ty
eal pre- enis peculiar sdyantages for the sacce'. o.
Grafton such f0se IL |. within - miles II fhi sdrphia,
connected Herewith by the Reading Railroad aud The schuy
l 60 tunl canal 1873 mile. by rail direct from Newi ok
Igg from Baltimore 81 from Harrisburg ard "a from the
scbuy coal region whence the best anthracite coal can be
placed A. the furnace doos for about ~ a. n Reading
i,t,d In one of the finest agricultural drcts q Ponnsy
vsnia population Of % Ov0 aud Ia noted for It's general
and the purity oi water A Befks County contains
more furnaces than other In the United States iron 81
very description be procured by the forge at tie lowest
price. Title clear Of all noumbrsnce Possession gsen m
nedistey aud mids easy TO suit purchasers Inc
Fore Ia complete order and Is furnished with every nece'
.ary tool and TO WORK immediately
ON possession IL IL property well worth tho stien
t,on of those engss led In the above business
Fortny fdrher Information apply to ,o
Cashier OF the farmers Bank OF Reading Pa
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Chanrce tor Gasincss ftlcn.

I IST of STATES. Capitals. Governors, times
Of Legislative Mectings General Elections etc, In liz
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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GOVERNMENT of the UNITED STATES
~ Executive and Judicial ENJOYS Extraordinary and Min
-rs Resident from the United States Foreign Cours IN
TILE Tribune ALMANAC,
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CENATE of the UNITED STATES Member
- Of clarified SEQ TIE Tribune ALMANAC.

StENATE of the UNITED STATES, Members
/ } of classified. SEQ THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
X T. HAZEL, Auctioneer.
TINTED STATES PRIZE COMMISSION
Frs SALE.
WHITTEMORE & HAZEL will SELL at AUCTION on
THIS DAY tThundAy), Jan: 49,
Al u O'clock al the Union Stores Tone dock north OF the
Hamilton Ferry, Broohyn),
CARGO or SCHOONER LOUISA AGNES.
COO Barrels No IIFRRlNGS.
10 Barrels MACKEREL
Also.
CARGO OF SCHOONER AIGBURTH.
!; s $ %;:;' n0lAssrs.
Terms cash To be sold they without reclamation
for dalnsse. By order Of ,-,,-, s,.,..
HENRY H. ELLIOTT, Prize Commission.
wHyTTEMORE L HAZELL, Auc.icnoer:.
Store, No. I's Bi0sdwpy.
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-, @tTzgTG STAR.
THE LATEST FROM ITALY
EumaIed Urdsrstanding between Victor
Emmanuel and t,RHlhaIht


The I1:e,s teles "a phIc news from ItsIy received
oy the sTsia, Is as follows:
The Tins Paris correspondent writes " In
70i'c q victor Emm9nJel's proclamation ag2int'
Garihaidi, and Geribaldi's disregard of IT, no, a
few here are convinced that at the bottom tceTe Is
complete accord between them
COOPERATION has been received bV the anthem
ITCHY Of RataZZi'S circular. snnounCfnE that Italy
would cause the laws TO be respected, while ut
tie same time II warned the French Govern
msnt Cf the peril consequent on the continuance
OK ne occupation OF Rome by the French troops.
Baron RicesOii IL reported 10 have written 10
the King and various public men, suggesting the
rTOprety OF joining Garibaldi IN his march INTO
F ONE, ard admitting that their advance should
Ee opposed ~ the French troops The letter hsd
heen extensively circulated at Turin, whence Il
mad found It's wsv to Paris, ard PflECe Napoleon
mad written to GaTibaldi, urging moderation
GarlbaIdi IS said 20 lave told his followers that
IftG-ysrs prevented from smbarking Cor the Gala
brian coast, b. will GO alone to MAJ les ana there
spp,al 10 The poop e. 4 Spanish frigets had
.,t4 sent 70 C!Tits VoccEia, TO be placed al the
fo~s'E disposal.
Idea OF Giribaldi 10 prov, k, In person, COLI
Sion with he French 81 Rome, and If cut or shot
down Gg the foreign troops, TO leevc Legacy %
torEitarle fury TO tie Italian nation, SO
Is to baifs Napoleonic designs.
= he Fen, Journal, La Fradice, .avs France
will insist upon three things :-First The indie
PeEdelce OF Italy. second. Tee maj Ltensnce
81 the PaDacy; and, Third. Tie influence O:
France. Ii is, however, rcmarb"d ;ha, the two
latter propositions are sosO .dtely Incompatible
with the independence Of Italy.
The CHclai Turin Gazette, Of the 18th. denies
q current report tE2ta demonstration had been
made by the Italian squadron Of Paleano by
Ts ans pitcSrds bearing the words Rome CT
deaId- Ihe authorities had taken meanB TO
Pfe'ens great demonstration which was bling
prepared in Meisns.
a deInOns'fatoa took place In the streets OK
MiiGn on The 18TH. The people shouted Garibaldi
ara Victor EmaEuel forever. A few cries Of
Down with Ratazzi." we're heard. The troops
we're called out, and the crowds immediately
dispersed.
Ia Consequence Of the agitation in Italy, It is
FtLt-d that the Aus:riaaB are Strengthening all
lnIE:ary posts on the orueTs OF their Italian
Territory, garEi,oDs are being changed, and troops
concentrated, particularly on the line OF the Pc.
TIE forts round ROveZo are being proceeded with
Rapidly, ana al the houses within range OF the
sun. nave been pulled down.
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DE-. NoLlAN'a UNIVERSAL PILLS.

~ Lsssv CexsPIat.f, Bttlier:v:sss, RsaEeskf, r..
zhere has mover been eatls.tis medicine ot{srs(
% tho public. thst has given .uoh ensrs sasisiss
hen SC EeLsea's CnisrseI Psgs.
Being entirely veg etable, they are rsrfsctIy in.
nocent and can DO taken BIZ the most tender infant;
Jet prompt snS powerful In removing ell Bilious
stomach. IN fact, thsy are tae only FIJI. thn.
should be esd In m.iriess aik sffsis.
STOMACH g Bowels, though vsTy active ard 1serek-
ing ING II rSn operations. srsdetlns hssltty sssrs-
nons q Tee Liver sqd kianess. Whs vii sEseY
G9m BllenEnsss. HeAdksks ard Fssi isss1aaE,
Msen ss ehsss remedy ear ne sb.Sisstf EsSi
sesgen. Ksy prevent hssis, GfSs, ana r.sssSr 81
nnsSasss. AK for DR.. :. Il. iaa Lssn'a sniYsrsSI
Iis' ssss re oshar. Bsixs coated. tksy AT, tEsie-
BY Hau to sny part 81 tks lIni te I Stases,
=. MCLEAN, Soia rroprlsssr.
CerRsr 6hlfd snd Pine ats, st. Losis,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.
{Es
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING.
TON.
OS AKs AYTKR SUNDAY, MAY 10Th, 1863,
IHI fAssKNsHa TRAINS 83fwIxN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
THE WEST
VIII ran a. iollsvs:
f,*s Daily Tfa'ns es'wssr Washi.ssoa a.d Bal.
ssgton and tbs WESTON Sundays, tws
Tfdiss to Baltiraoys and sxs to
p.,,.n,,r, f., N, q, Vs.. w. s".sin, ,,o,.
lions az Washing ton junction, (Reiay' with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Gil points W est.
ct loo" rates Of fars tAan BY ssy oihsy tiss
For ASSAfoLis"LesSe VI sshins,on :. IT, ,.ss
~ -. FofR ALL POINTS WEST,
ss@s the !. and 6sie Rail
spd on Sundays at p. m. r'''
L..,. N ssA 4s:s M9x1 R s1S5a
"a; Baltimore Sac ,. m. Arrive st Wsahin: ton 5ss
Leave New York At ,. m; PHILADELPHIA. 10 80 ,.
E Baltimore $50 s. m. Arrive 1T Washing ION
Les,s New York At II ,. m; Phil.ds!ehi. $50 3.
Is sss T5Vs ssss s.ms,:
there 1t 10 q. m. snd 700 ?. m.
On Sundays at 80 and 7&0 q. m. only from Bali
more No Annapolls copneouono on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Pa1sengers leaving Washington 1T 40 q, m.
and 800 ?. M, and Baltimore at 40 a. m. and
10 ,. No., mako o0nneotisns at Washington June
1on, (Re!ay with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD, for all points West of tho Ohio river,
anc for oil points along the line of Baltimore and
ONO road, In Maryland and Virginia.
Grains leave Annn2 polls for Bait more and Wash
ln.ton daily, except SundsJs, at 54s 5. M AND $40
Pm.
passenger Trains leaving Washington az 90 a.
z M M, And s 81 p. m STOP only At Anxspolss aaG
1Yetns o81y' w p. SMIEh,
m ~ Master Of Transportation.
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SO SUUTR WILLIAM sT.. NEW YORK.
BRkNC
sss PEHNA, AVENUE, (sos1H sIlr)
Between Ninth AMI zenith st..
WASHINGTON. DC
IMPORTERS OF
FIHB BRA INDIES,
FRENCH, SPANISH ard GERMAN WINES,
Cir, sCHNAPPs. &o- DO.
ALSO, IsALrRs IN
nOICE OLD RYE & BOURBON WHISKY,
ga. Ck0Ix AED JAMAICA RUNS,
vita s1,,rior faoiIi;ieo ransd from many years.
xserieaoo IN ths Importing Bs.insIs, We are n
bi.d ts ofer great nd.cemsnts, ana invite the
teatioE Of E.rsIrrsnt end Hcto oeperr, a. we'll
90 C!cb Room Arsssiatio1s AID Private Families
- s.T complete iai wsll Eeeotsd rsock Of
CLkEET,
HuCE,
Iao-EbLE ana
HUNGARIAN WINES,
"a also our Superior Old
PORT WINE,
bottled expressly for us BY Mersrs. Osborn Dc Co.,
in Oporto.
AMOsTILLADO HARMONY
and s:ksr fno brands of
SHERRY AND Madeira WIVES.
CHAMPA6NES
Of Al the most celebrated brands,
All of which We offer ut the
LOWE5F NEW YORK PRICES.
ID II Preferred parties wishing to order origi-
nai PACKAGES can hHv: thc,n shir1ed direo: from
New YORK. CSTHEIM BROTHERS,,
rs-n 99s Pennsylvania avenue.
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DIR. DHPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.


lpaHsb!. tn eor'ssEiAs, YsgxIatins ssd ysnsovSxs
e!1 ooytrxetto1s from usatsrsy eaxss, asd
ssHoyS Steess8fu! as pTso sattrS
=. the above Pills have now been In use for over
bare been oorrsotlI followed. have these Bills
ItHed 70 give laoAI decided s&tisfaotlon. Read the
3tsca nv Sh9 , SsOd uHSn my sisn,s IL thai
she of ceur.e did not wish nor name to be- MADE
public, bat If any ono sholld doubt the vondsrIrj
sEacSev OF Dr Ddtonoo's Golden Pills, thcy nj. nj
reier any lay TO hcr, Ne she considered it q dxfs
encaoy "a administered 70 her daughter, a youns
Iady II years old. She was fast soIr z into Con-
hanPNonInad taken co.d-nature became OBJ
sTiS 1sso Pores Of thsss Gods~ Pills srtirsIs
ano stronger proof might be gwen. These pills
are aIso certain cur Tor Lxeorsak, Tor vhitea
Sold WhoIesale and Retail In WASHINGTON b,
T. 81 Imam, Druggist, $50 Pom Avenue. "
Retail bI T.. BOSWELT, cornsr Sd s,Teet and
"a; avenue; s. D: WAITE, corner 7.h street snd
LoGii y. arsnuo, and at LBU N's, west ism,
the above agents to the WashInston rost once.
oAA h.ve the Pills sent 10 any part of tho country
SGnnadenaalIy by mail; Sold also BY r. 8. e. CIS
snd5f.; gRUWN Bk6TaEsHss fBa sisS;o A,eA 4
re ,, Saiiss1 S4ssut q: H.I
essatSI rWh2!osaie Agents. VIM
Pils OF cry kind uniesr every box is signed s. III.
HoVe. AZ Cthors are base In position spd unsafe:
tertiCfo Ss You value and health TO sa1
h ho,hin: q os,s: hgnbuEssd ost of your money
dove on overJ Cox, whioh has re contly been sdded
or account of the Pills belnt oOanterfeited. TSs
lnsrsdl:ata composing the above Pills are made
.so.g 70 every AseSt, and tesy VII .e you ihsy
40. HOVE. Beis f <, sasa
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DENTISTRY,

NJ TEETa.
eth: dfNEh1L PtIKE TEETs, ii 80.
tspss ForsolGly ct his e.aoe II this city Sszsf3af
ManJ persons osa wear these teeth wac ~a@A@
sannot wear others, and no psreon oap wear stAsrs
vke cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my o1ss can be sessmneaA
VIII Any style and price Of Teeth they may dsslrs
slesnest, strongest and most .erfeot dsltste that
usre fully warranted.
Esems In this clty-Ho. $50 Pa syprxs Q, between
nh and lats sss. Alse, scr Arch street.. fhilsdsl.
shia- mar4-iy,e5
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BLOOD! BLO0Dy ILOODy

91s:se!S'J A.gtIy CssssssrsssI Csmesaul
g,rxE KxTkAgT HAR6APARILLA,
SYPHIxIE.
GALS IL Is ~ sgsstis1 Of the bleed, sn<
aayACK3 YEE SEXUAL OI0AHR
stfIs;5S OF HHE NOSE, IA
TEaDAT. WJH1P
Eas.ss it, e2sssrllss II the fern Of
Ulcers.
aslzheis's Extract saraparilla,
FAIRIES the Rloed, and removes al SsAly r
tiens of tho Sxil,
6iFiNs 10 TIE COMPLEXION A GLE
AND HEALTHY COLOR,
IL being prepared expressly for this olSus Of esu.
plants, ITS Blood Purifying Properties ara Sro.
sprved TO greater cxtent than any ether HYe,SrS.
ten Of Safssparllla,