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C1OR SALE-A NICE FARM, OF 100 ACRES, % MILE
II from tie CITY, in New Jersey with house and barns we
fenced water ME- ani the whole can be bought 70
49, g. MALCOLM
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NOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, TO CLOSE AN Es
II tate four story House, nearly new; $500
rented for 800 northeast OF Second avenu
and TnrtysiAth street. Inquire of Mr. SHAW No 20 We.
Forty street. mornings until evenings from I'LL
Tart,s
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sPORTIN q.

A sLooP YACHT 81 FEET LONG, 70 FEET BEAM
sa,s &C., IN perfect order. two sssani<ed anonors
yer isssDed ami ssila red Iron throughout; will
or so She arts about 900 rect Of g., and
- las. - vessi snoat, sailing under rnlcs Hv
49,. =" iress Vus ST. New f.rk Post Office.
AS N foh SALE AT A BARGAiN.-THE sLooP
~ i. lour tons aDsgla4ied IN speed. Az.
Iyb =. BE ~, No. ~ William sire l. tbrb DOR. ont
10 Puk LOVE BIRDS. JUST IMPORTED FROM
~ Anai e'arhuirds and lsrgs also pe, steamer gor
e. Aas.n lapv. a. - az ~ :
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TOR SALEM BROOKLYN THE THREE sTOR1
high sioop prick House q saexeit street eas ana wa.e
terms; good lacstion. Inquire OF A. BAUDMAN, "a De
street. New York.
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| L,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ALL. KINDS OF REA
Estate poth cty ana conntry fine residences With
few miles Of city lot Of first class poper.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

(tLIFFWOOD HOUSE, N. j., NEAR KEYPORT-IS
" now open for the reception Of guests; good bathing
hslins AMI boating Families wishing to make
meats DO for the addressing D. A.
N. Newport,
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BOARD IN THE coUNTRY-THREE OR FOUR
~ large Rooms with Board be o.tainsd At beautu
country place near the city, Long Island. Hourly
munisaon with the city. Apply at isy East Tenth street,
New York. 80 4Ns :
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400 BRoADwAY.-CoL MARIOT. N CRoFTs AMI
HOO Lieut.. Col James o. Burke. avng received author
~ from BrIgader General b. spinola commanding tbs
nprr Brigade have their headquarters the above
number whore they will be pleased parties
list in the Third regiment Empire Brigade "Corcorsr
Zouavea"
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AT MoRRIsANIA, MELRosE, FORDHAM, NOUN
hvernon, Harlem and WeslcLeser county, Houses, Lo
and Farms bought sold All business
eststs attended by O. W. DIrCHETr Of Chathar
and Chambers streets, second 10 !.
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OFFICE OF THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
NO. 40 BROADWAY. June 5. 1851
A. the annual election for Directors Of this Company held
on the - instant the following gentlemen chosen for
y "a s5spl BEE5 f1s rHEopurLrs ANTHONY,
Russell srEBBlNS q. b. SATTERLEE,
N. L. MARSH, THOS. 9. CHARDAvOYNE,
r. i. FOuLkE, NEHEMIAH KNIGHT,
q. &. SATrERLEB, NELSON RUNYON,
JOSEPH yAMISON, DANIEL BUTTERFIELD.
WIN. WHITEwRIGHT, JOHN II. TALNAN,
JOHN ID. WARD, EDWARD O0THOuT
JAMES THOMPSON, JOHN J. McLAREN,
CHAS. II. CLAYTON, ROBERT II. BERDELL,
FRANCIS A. THOMPSON.
Al subsequent meeting OF the Board JACOB BR0UWER,
ESQ., unanimous reelected President the Company
LIVINGSTON SATrERLEE. Score AIRY.
DALEsTINE LODGE NO 2o4 r. A. M-THE MEMBERS
OF Palestine LodgeNo. 2k hereby notified to attend
special meeting OF the Lodg 70 be held Sunday June
II O'Clock, at their hall No 07 Bowery purpose Of
paying tribute OF boiher, John
Paul Pearson The members Of the frazer rally
respectfully invited 10 attend. CHAS. H. COOK, N.
W. n. BELcH, Secy
CONS OF PENNSYLVANIA WILL MEET AT THE
- Asor House. room No Moniay next at ~ p. NJ,
tJur1anize adopt such deemed
for the relic of the stick and wounded OILERS
may arrive In this city Governor Curtin, OF Pennsylvania
s. NEWELL. Agent for State Of Pennsylvania
TIVE uNDERsTGNED WHO LEAVES IL FEW DAYS
for Norfolk, and will remain there for tine, would
collect debN AMI otherwise att nj business left
Can prod most satisfscory reerences Apply
Monday, from nine 70 twelve O'Clock.
u. cHRIsTiASsoS, No. 7 Cedar street, mp stairs.
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noARDING A,D LODGING.

100 BROADWAY BETWEEN TwENTy-fIFTH AND
LII 20 Twenty-sixh streets opposite Madison Park-Ele
CANT Rooms be obtained furnished or unfurnished sim
gle or In suits.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

REsT OF COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT
- Bergen Point, New Jersey, Newark Bay
aoo.t one quarter Of mile from the Latourclle
House. New throughout, rooms large, cool and airy.
Good fishing. bathing and driving TITO location IL
one o, TIE nes in New Jersey; q healthy and soa
one hours drive from the city For particulars inquire
tie premises or At 81 West Eighteenth between Fifth
and Sixth ayenues
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- ew first class boarders be accommodated 81 Castle
ton Staten Island at OF the lest locations and nes
utes walk from the ferry and thirty minutes a from tn
Cit sail Loats and cool bathing and ,shing
all times INQUIRE the premises At tle Fountain House
Faetoryyiile Landing, .s7
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ANTHOLOGY tn4
BONA FIDE AsTRoLGGIsT, THAT EVERY oxRI
IN can depend Is Nine WILSON who tells the objcctI
oyonr ,is, as soon a. you entr She tells the past pre-
sent aud future o. and Of dangers andI
brings success out Of the perous undertakings MI
BCeiebise magic Charms No 159 Allen street, between
Houston and Snon st ets the bakery Chargcs forI
ladies' and gentlemen. 90 cents.
A SOUNDING CURES AND prYINATInNs THOSE
~ In III health trouble shoui consut Madame CLIFF
FORD l1 Dan street. Brooklyn the gr Attest living clar|
vyant Disease detected; remcdies prescribed abs, MI
friends found Business % cents; cou3dentis
cor medical 81 sM NN4
A sTRoLoaY.-PRoFEsS0 WILSON, THE CELE
"A and only astry o. IN the city, may BE- consult cd
on the past present and 81 life Ill asst
twenty eahn street, Third avenue. Fee b0eens AL
tendancs from 10 A. NJ. ioSP NJ. tt
A CLAIRvoYANT.- MRS. SEYMOUR, THE MOsI|
~ medical and busln - arrogant IN Am,
he consulted, as ssna ~ b. residence l0 West t
teenh street vf S avenue Diseases
aud care, Investigated
MRS ADDfB BANKER, MEDICAL AND BtsINEsSI
Nl Clavoyant snd Spiritual Meliun, continues gan
sasfscon her vititUrS, day and evenlneI
Rooms 80 fourth street. -four doors wOsl OF Bo~asay
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MCCLELLAN GUARD.
M Being authorized by the Of the State of New
York To rails company Of volunteers call upon all d. n
young 10 join the above corps. Immediate sub
sistence will be furnished -
$40 bounty when mustered out Of service.
Pay SIS per month
on. months in advance in prospects bin passed BY Tho
Lieut. 9. y. N ,DENICKE, Recruiting oncer.
Headquarters 10 Bowery
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T ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.-LARGE AN
IL thriving settlement Of vincland Phadelphia
raroad ricn SOIL good to be scent 20 acre tracts
schools nd s,ciey hundreds are se;.lng Apply to CHA
K LANDIS Postmaster vincand Post Office, Cumberlar.
ny. New Jers " Letters answered; papers contain
lion VIII be sent free. u
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GTEAM POWER -MAcHINIsrs AND MANUFAcrU
b0 lang Delancey Margin Tosnpkins
excellent Rooms llarse anu small steady power
On The premises
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E,AKM WASTED-wORTH FROM 5000 TO Sl2OOd
for one that suits cash valuable store dow
town. in first rate business location offered in exchange
Inquire at IS Water street tor the owner.
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TlEN OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS II
jersey City for sale at panic prices situated bewee
the ferries Very little uired. apply 1t 10
South Sixth street. Jersey City. the premises, or at
Bond street, New YORK.
OF QO0 FOR SALE. IN BROOKLYN, A TIRE
Vl.COUs story brick House and Lot, within 6y
minues walk Of the Hamilton ferry wth Store ar]
noor; renls for over ten per cent on % 100 Apply
Pearl street. New York. ssai-...sst
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- BY TELEGRAPH.
.~c-s =EEe-=4s= $500. 4 Vi s
. FROM EUROPE.
Mr.. Adans's speech % Washlnstsn'i
X. .,., 4, BtFthday: y. +,

4 10 u .i.tt, 49, H.y. .r.
Neso York, March lO.-The steamer City of
Washington has arrived with Liverpool advices
4 Hsdfid I % dispe,o,for ,s. ss,b says .ha. the
captain Of the sumter had been arrested at
Tnngiers at the instance of the American con.
81, ut Gibraltar and the commander Of the Tus.
oarora, who went to Tangiers for the purpose.
The patriotic speech Of Minister Ad ms nj
tha American celebration of Washlngton's
birthday, has been published. Referring TO
the me emory OF Washington, he said II was we'll
time. The country was In the midst o, crisis
long foreseen and feared, but by initiating
Washngton's great virtues, they would oon.
Quer and subdue tho malign power which
sought to rule or ruin. The struggle 10 fearful,
but there ts no alternative.
An assault upon the Government carries with
II aggressive principles, which, II not defeated.
the acknowledgment OF the prescriptive right
OF some men TO rule over their fellows, and the
Government must therefore, fully re.establisll
its fundamental doctrine at every hazard. He
eulogixed President Linc0ln's Administration, n,
and expressed bis full confidence that he would
BE- equal TO the task. Tn
Mr.. George Thompson asserted that the efforts
to create 70 England feeling Of hostility u the
North had totally failed. .., ,r
Consul Morse denounced the curse Of slavery
~ tho sole cause If The present troubles.
1t 10 officially confirmed that Spain insists
upon special Mexican ambassador to come ,C
Madrid to give satisfaction. .r-. ....
Cotton closed Arm.
Breadstutf, closed quiet and steady. Pro
visions dull.
Consols a33 for money.
The steamer Bcrmuda was about to sail for
Bermuda from Liverpool with reported cargo
for the South.
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OF OUR
UbION .AR.Wf .d.V:D .F.ivI,
THEIR LIVES,
THEIR PORTRAITS.

The fr't volume Of this highly int. restir book Ia
now In pless, and will be tor sale L.. a Il W oays.
This voluMe will c0ntsin tbe PORTRAITS fue.
line engraviogs) and BIOGRAPHIES Of each Of
The following prominent Officers:
Gems. Anderson. Banks, Butler, Burnside, Biepk
er, Barry, John CeCnrane, Couch, Dix, Duryes.
Frsntliny FremUnt, IIeintzelmai q. Lane Lynu
Msnsf. Id. Mcclellan, Nc Oowell, Richardson, Nose
crans, Sickles, Sigel, Scott, Slocum and Wool Gels
Curcoran, CSwain uht Mass.) and Ellsworth Com
Dupont, ssd Capt Wilkes.
Wit IN III concise and lucid style, BY q distiu-
guisied and well known writ r, who has spAred no
psia. to collect dates ., facts IRON the most reli
abb prces 8, "a to make this work one OF real in
terC.t 10: the present and fature.
he publishers tried TO produce bo, Cssl ntially
for the soldiers, complete, compact, elegant and
oheap-to be- carried with them In ,heir Enapsacks
or pookets-Sithout taxing up more room thSn q
smsll Pocket Bible.
The price for each volume
bound 10 flexible cover ..........,, 50 cts
bound In elegant cloth, with beveled
edges and gilt ..... .....,.,..,.., rs cts
As the demand for this work VIII, no doubt, be
large and the produc ion Of It " slow
on account Of the great number Of engnvings Il
Contains, orders should be feut ut an early da by
all those who wish to be served speedily as we shall
execute each order In its turn.
l.. PRANG l. CO,
No. $40, Seventh st four doors above d,
up stairs, Washington, d. G.
n BAN or6er1 aoc omlanisd by the money ad-
dressed 70 our Washington. Hou,e, will be promptly
attended TO- and forwarded to any camp, OF city BY
mail, free Of charge. mar il
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interesting Musio.

Tho study Of vocal and Instrumental music
Is, by the professors Of the old school, invested
with 30 many real AID imaginary difficulties,
that thousands, who would otherwise be de-.
lighted to achieve this most elegant and grace.
full accomnlisbment, have been deferred from
the attempt; or, II they have made II, rarely
have the patience to become proficient. Hence,
Professor Alexander Wolowski has originated
u new and practicable theory, by which the
science Of music Ia Invested Of it's absurd tech.
nioaltties and useless abs'rusties, and he ia
comforting boon on society which merits re-
cogoition and reward. Professor Wolowskl
has already proved. BY his numerous pupils
now In Washington, what can be done In so
short time. We have thoroughly examined
his theory, aud tested It's practical results and
the extraordinary proficiency Of his pupils.
We would advise all those that really wish N
bo hne singers or excellent performers on the
piano to embrace this opportunity, particular.
" as Washington will be the last city Of the
Union of Professor wolowski's couraes, as he
is returning to Europe. Professor Wclowsk
has lately changed his residence to u more
central Iocality-NO. 45l Tenth street, be
tween 4 and F streets, west side.
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NJ Avail MxDlCAL BOARD.

A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS will Goa
vane st tho Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, on Marci
II, 1907 for the exanlna Of Candidates for ad
mission to ths Medical Corps Of the Navy.
Gentlemen desiriDs psrmifsion TO appear befor,
the Board NUT make application TO the Honorable
Secretary OF this Navy, stating their Iesidenoe
place date Of birth, accompanied with resp, ct
able testimonisls Of moral character.
Applicants must not be lees than twenty one MOI
more than twenty six years of age
No expense 10 allowed by Government to Candi
dates attending the sess0ns Of the Board a. o suc-
csssfsl examination is legal prerequisite for ap
p0ihtment In the Navy.
mar 6-eOd2w
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VIIhIS Is I'D GtVE NOTICE, That the
i Gub.crhsr hath obtainad from The Orphans
Iumbia. letters Of administration on The personal
estate Of Chesley Coffee, late Of Ms,ouri deceased
Ali persons having claims against the said deoesse
ave hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
voucher thereof to the subscriber, on before the
lst day of July next; they NAV otherwise by law bs
excluded from all benz 1T Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF February
1919. ii, q. FAINT,
mar l-wSW Administrator.
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AGENTS WANTED.

IN ALL THE CAMPS AND CITIES ~ THE U S
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMS
WE WILL MAKE II AN OBJECT
TO ENTERPRISING MEN
The Industrious man can earn daily a few dollar
without much exertion and without Investing NOR,
than tribe.
CHAPLAINS, rOSTMAsTERS, and all such
who can spare . IT. e time, and feel inclined to buy
aud soil should make It their bufiness TO supply the
car. pictures.
DEAL WITH US DIRECTLY and you III re
csiye trst class work and get the Lowest Prices.
mol on our List made to order, In n few days, ana
at reasonable prices-gy wing 10 you the exo.us i've
sale-AND THE PROFITS
CAMP SCENES, with portraits OF the STAFF aud
Field Ofhcera made to order, as all other Lltho.
graphic Work done In the rtislic STYLE and at
the lowest prices
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A0WoD %,

~ osuaA A. onp FsLLowa' HAsk.yyyhs
famous Sanford troupe shas er:sssd 4 wore
Suii al, ~ !" u pfssentsd Sy Hsnsssr sasiSrds d
. sem In ~ way. We must coufsa We hsve
nsvor. seen anything In the mlnstre! line ap-
proaoh IL. The psrforme r., ~ a whole, either
iutrumsntal, vocal, or for del'nsation, surpaes
all their predeoessors. Hence those great per.
formers draw crowded houses. II would re,
Quire too much space TO comment on the indi
yiduai performers, but all together they are
artists. 90 and Judge for yourselves. sf'T (
CAxrsxsunY. famous place waa crowd
Cd to undue excess last night, to witness ths
e,strce OF the now company. Thor success val
most perfect. The funny comedians, Neal and
Quin, wero received with uprnarious mirth
Tho Delevanto Brothers achieved q complete
triumph IN their splendid athletic acts. Blu
who shall des0ribe the enthusiasm With whicl
the magnificent lady astistes, Miss Mile Fov
ler and Miss Julie Mortimer, were received
They are truly immense. All Of tho lady art
istss are extraordinary for beauty and talent
N. jean Cioski appears tonight. -
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WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
OFFICIAL.
TRSAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

February 1, 1861.
NorIcE IL hereby given of the readiness of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
tSS aCi ~ - C"ngysss @ yS annrovsS bscsmbnr aaS ny
1857, and the Treasury notes pay able In sixty
days from date. authorized by the act Of Con.
grsss approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest. on. Treasury notes Of the above Ia.
sues will cease on the 7th day of Apri, next by
the terms of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tap7
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T AFAYETTE INSTITUTE-A school for
- Young Lsdles and Misses
Pupils received at any time
Reference Is respectfully made to the reident Cer
gymen OF the city,
J. areet, te:1scn 1Airteenik and Fourteenth Streets
fob l2-lmwkS lChronio!s
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Whtlehurst; No. 43A Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original oartes de pistte photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler. and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is con.
sidered the hest in existence. Bee our photo.
grabs in oil and water oolors. Also portraits Of
s called to Dur full length Iet.srtypes for send.
ing by mail. deo Is
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LOCAL NEWS. .os
~ Aavs0eaDsfo.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of the RQsb.
)toan are circulated among the acatins popuia.
lion every day, besides thslargs number served
10 regular subsoribsrs. Advertisers win take
|sotA accordingly. aE... .I.|HN nu
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I United STATEs PATENT OFFICE,

~ WASHINGTON, February -, 1852
ada, praying for the extension Of patent srauted
TO MIN The bth day OF December lsas ante dated 2d
Jane ists iS5 an n Method Of Warm
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
Patent once on II nIsy ths oh Say Of June NJ ne1t
at twelve O'Clock and ali persons are notified to
appear and show cause, Il any ,hcy have. why said
petition pptI ought % not 70 ,t os granted, granted;
fle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
get forth IN writing, At least twenty days before the
to s. used at lie said hearing % must BE- ,sE.pp ana
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the office
which will DO Furnished on application.
Goth day Of May next; depostions apd other papers
relied upon as testimony must be filed In the ONCE
on or before the morning ofthst day the arsumspts
dered, also, that this notice b. Published in the
National Republican, Washington, b G., aud the
Det,ott Tribune, Detroit, Michigan, once week ioI
three succe, siye weese; toe first OF said pubiica
ons to b. at least txty days to the day Of
hearing. d, HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
copy, and send ID cir bills 10 the fatsnt Oice with
. paper containing this notice, mar l--w3w
V1O IHyENToRs AaD PATNarkEs.
i MUNN h CO., proprieto,s OF the 5Sientid,
American, and agents Tor procuring Ame,icsn and
P a II ID NJ II -,
With Si1tecn Years Experience IN ths Business
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon, W d. 8ishop, ex-Comnlssioners Of Paleute
and 10 rnors than fifteen thousand inventors whl
have had buaincos done through Mnnn & Co.'S Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mall.
mail
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination In Uniicd States psten
Once, IS.
Oiaossr No. 81 Park how, New York; Washinstou
corner of and Seventh streets, oppesite the Pstsn
O0ee, mar 1<.semiE
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G,.,.ns a.naon.- falnalAias-

COrns, Banions, Calosltiss,
Chilblains Frosted Feet Bad Nails Enlarged Joints
and ali dssasss of the Feet cared without pain, b.
DIR. WHITE, Suaaxos CnIR0Poprsf,
496 Pennsylvsnia Avenue, between * and 9Th stD.
Room No. Z, sec md floor.
O11oe hours from Q. m. 10 0 p m.
~ Calls made at private rssidsnoe,, wheniesired
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o F + l 9 l A l..

DEPARTMENT W STATE,
Washington, Jan. 26, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD,
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India lSu bbsr Goods,

Rubber Blankets tor Soidisrs, o. rs esch.
Rubber Ponohos and BLANKETS combined, t2.S(
saoh.
india Rubb Goats, white and blsok, $3.50 each.
Ind . Rubber Legg,ns, u psr pair.
And all kinds ltabbsr Goods including Rubbe1
Boots and Shoss, Rsbber Stoppsrs for Bottles, D0ol
Nat, Undessheetiug for Beds In sickness Ac, Go a
mAnpfacturerD prices, q II A. HALLS
Indln Rubber Warehouse,
30H PennsylvauiA avenue,
dec ls-n Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Villas rsn,snh., MAsh, r.pcu :,
eiyisg SELECT REAUINGS. nom ShsIspssrs,
Dickens, and other pspuli " sushois, on THO RS
DAY kvenIng next, at Willard Hall, oommetc,ng
TiSksts Of adntsion 70 oe,e. Reserved s,ats 7s
cents. tsh' u
To be had st Ne Ms Philp n Solomon's Metro
politan Bookstore, and At the Willard Hotol.
~ fioarsmine In future advertisement
msrl'-tf
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DIEsI PIEsii PIEs,i,

~ pcr hundred ~ per hundred Ss per bugIrcd
Suffers. ATrEnTic
The attention of Suffers. and dealers gcperaiy Il
respectfully invited to the large assortraent OF
PIES, Cake, Bread, Rolls, Buiscuit. tSc-,
kept oanstsni!y on baud aud baked every day By
the undersigned.
Sutlsrs can rely on getting good Pie ut the low
price Of - per hundred, and have them at all times
fresh from the oven.
PEACH PIE! APPLE PIE! DRIED APPLE
PIE CRANBERRY PIE! PLUM PIE!
CURRANT PIE! PUMPKIN PIE!
The subscriber would respectfully cal the atrcu.
ton Of the public to his assortment and white th1nk.
ing them for the patronage already bestowed eobcit
their orders. which will be promptly illed.
GEORGE 5EITZ,
No. 36l New York avenue.
between Tenth and Eleventh sircets
Stalls 25b and 2sT Centre MARI et and Iot Northern
Liberties Market feb 2G-lm
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The Indisn kssrb Doctor,

Hhe Ahokoh kn0hO AOCtOHs
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
Illness, without receiving any In.
formation from them.
No CAarpe for Constellation or Adtce.
our MOTTO,
We use such Balms a have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood oar hands we never stain
Nor poison men to esse their pain.
Our Father whom oil goodness flls,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our psiu complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower, o..
Gull I'd from the dewy Lear-
These these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health TO thee
Ro m No II, washi.g.oa Building, Pennsylya.
MIA avenue, corner OF Seventh street. -
No charge for Consultation. Jan 11-3m
Canadian references of The indian Herb Doctor:
Sir Z. Heads. Governor o. Capads; Hon. Hy
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