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60 that 10 February, 1862 there were in the crun,es
now wltbn our lincs lsi,ssi horses, 4pds2I cattle
OIL 5o4 sheep, and 7To502 hogs these arc the
o. or,ets ~ the revenue made last ieb.u.rv. and U va
deduct rom heso the consumptn from February lss3
70 teoruary 1864, We may, without error ssfey assert
tnN 90 next February there will be 100 900 borece
100000 cattle t00 900 hogs pork ami as sheen have
70 % nearly fifteen per cent, ve will pa, them down
Ihc lopliaion o' Virginia within our lines and which
must DC Ted together with toe army now IN yirrni, win
NOT amount TO over $50 600. II easy 10 shcw tha IN
virginia al're there are ample provisions for the pct
and army ~ f''l''
he leore must take the matter IN their own hapcs
ana seud iorwafd their supplies We arc unwilling 10
u'eVe lhat VIC patriotism of cur PEOPLE Is on the de
srt or nat hey are cot ~ willing now at the end Of
lsns fs they we're al the beginning of sci 10 acrIece
aI ~ necessary 70 tne eause. hoy lot as able but
hst are us Wing 10 Go thelr whole duty
why 90 or 10 pe bot fund their "blqLkc,s rsi.Vrsr
"uu 'Nagoes' TO We army Simply hc auec having
tNen ,no' ais's n 1851 aud rot beng able to procure
hty shcc, hey have rcns 20 give now Man, theUsarta
thc li'es have been stolen by the enemy and tioso
,'m, a'e a. much u eted ~ cuuva,iug the soil as
hey can 10 N lln ny fortincataus
iue hsafss ifom Arditr Berncits retci, how that
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No Peace for Texas Until the COnfederacy
II Acknoyvled dgcd-Nessage OF the Gov.
from the Richmond Fpauirer Tee.

from the Richmond Enquirer, nec 49,
The message Of Governor Lubbock states that The
nue. OF Texas, for the year ending August 81,
50 46S 06 including balance OF $50 s66 Tho expendi
lures were the same with a balance OF sl5,S10.
The pcntentary OF Texas is doing good service 10 the
public From December !. 1861, TO August 81, 1868, it
manufactured geo yards OF cotton goods and o03 2oS
yards Of wOoens There at the latter date 2S 962
yards Of cotton and 6,7S9 Of woolers nnsod. or the
whole amount disposed Of the army receive OF
cottons and 257 5 Of wooleps The earnings Of
the institution for tho time mentioned 81 174 430
and the expenses S46S 653.
The Governor sin view OK the isolation OF the States
west OF the Mississippi whereby they are thrown upon
their own resources, earnestly recommends an appro
cotton bonds thst cotton be purchased TO be paid for
In bonds-in order to purchase and munitions for
the benefit OF the State
The Governor is distinct upon the question OF peace
There TO be peace IN Texas until the independence
OF the Confederate States is acknowledged.
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from the Richmond SenttDcl, Dec ~.
General Pillow has returned to the service, for the
months OF September and October from Alabama and
Mississippi, twenty six thousand in infantry ard
cavalry II tho whole OF the confederacy could be placed
under administration OF copscrpton distinguished by
the vigilance. energy and intelligence which seem to
the district OF Alabama and Mississippi, should
have occasion 10 fear for the strength Of armies In
the field or the success OF our cause.
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From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec. %
The recent message OF the Mayor OF Mobile presents
very satisfactory review Of aalrs Ia that city for the
past year. c says there has been sun ring or actual
distress in the city The citizens OF Mobile contributed
100000 FOR the support of the tree market where 900
roor and needy persons receive good and substantial
food. while 900 families have heeu clothed at OF
$40 900, donated by tho same liberal hands, The cash
receipts In the city treasury, over the expenditures for
the past year, upwards OF 5000 aud the entire
amount In the treasury Ia Sl56300 This u most salts
factory exhibit aud shows that tho srictest economy
has been exercised by the authorities Of our sister city
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Captain Alexander Removed from Conn
m.nd nt Castle Th"nder-fIe 10 Charged
with Mn1fcRsanCe I'm OAice.

= IrfU1H tnV IsTVHIiunu IHVuFtr, Dec. y !
Capt George Washington Alexander, cnmmandant st
'aste Thunder, has been relieved from comm and al that
post, ard connE,d 10 his quarters under arrest
ehargcd With mtiicasance IN occ. II - ALLEGED that
this cccr cytofied large Of money from nrsqpcrs
confined 10 that institution, by prtmising 10 use hi in
nucnce ior ther benefit, and In of permitting
te prisoners to 20 ~ largo, pay ing him large sums
of money. lie Is also charged with trading larsey In
greenbacks. Hc will he tried ny court martial
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLD FEET

(,oLD FEET, COLD FEET
Gavnno Electro Metallic INsOibs. They are an !nfs,be
cure for Cold Feet Rheumatism, &C. and all Ners
MtTTAN 4 co. Once Iroaduax
Inso IS 81. rer mai, 81 ~ Send fcr circular
RIO CoNsUMPTIvEs
Cotsimpihe snGerers viii receive vsluailc eserir.
ton Tor The cnie % Consumption Asthma rtonci vi.
~ Ihra, and Lun aaectons tfrcc carr hy sendins
their fddrtss 20
Rev. q. A. WILSON
Nilism.lurr,
Xmas co1Hty. ny
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Rebel CouQress.

bill requiring tax of one tenth Of the crop OF sweet
potatoes ghout the South has passed the rebel Con
gress.
TnR BFBEL ARMY TO BE HKLD TO SERVICE.
bill just passed enacis That all musicians privs,es
and non commissioned officers, In the ARMIES OF the
Confederate Staes by virtue q volunteering enlistment
or contcrpton into the military service Of the Confede
rate states bo and the hereby retained in said
service for aud during the existing with the United
states, and no longer.
CoSrfsCArfoN or CONFEDERATE HorEs
The following resolutions have been aiopted,--
That the notes cf all banks in the Confederate States
held by alien euemes bo connscated.
g That all such notes which shall not be deposited 10
the banks respectively which have issued the same within
ninety days after the passage OF this act shall bo pre-
sumed 10 be held by alien enemies.
3. That any bank which may incur debt 10 the gov.
ernmcnt by reason OF such conlsclton may dischsrge
the same or any part OF the same within certsiu tme
hv paying oncenth thereof IN spece and the residue in
bonds Of the Coufcrate States
T. To Apply similar principle 10 cotton and other
paper negotiable by delivery.
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Fire In Charlcstou.
Affairs I'm Mobile.

From The Richmond Enquirer, Dec. 49,
Fasou3 foundry, situated Nassau street Charleston
as DESTROYED by fire on SATURDAY,
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Illed.

Dol1oy.-0 Friday, December 2s Mrs. BRipeI1 DOL
Ton, aged 65 years.
The frepds and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at one
O'clock from sixty cond street, between Broadway and
Eighth avenue. Her remains will be taken 10 Calvary
Cemetery + intermtpt.
PAVILION FRIDAY, December 25 JOHN r. PRAwL, aged
20 years.
1he friends and relatives invited 20 atcnd his 10.
rerai from hts late residence, No. 2lA South Fourth
street. Jersey City, this Saturday morning at eeycn
O'Clock.
Iror ofh,r DeoiAs see Second Poo,1
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Thc AInba ma Leuts,ature,

From the Richmond Inquirer, Dec. 90
The Alabama Legislature adjourned the sth inst :,
after session OF thirty days the limit xed by the con.
stituion OF the state.
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Hhh HhH
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUoHy.
For iyin Of
1nasno,on W ~th 9s following ~ Paw,r
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of breathing
Herror Herr Sei Of Disease, Ysieiaiasss
Iiss Hot HANDS, d. ''''n Flushing in s1 Of he BODY.
nvs ins of tn. F Sn sa
These symptoms If allowed to go on which this medicine
n,.'fs} sSs; ,isS nsI.rFES FITS the,
not cSwsS % sSss sTeH
Of % Of on me
melaneholy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness TO
III TIE S'o coSsTiTtTioS SScE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
sass % the sS Of g ad
riaoly does iiial Will convince the mosl sceptcal.
HEHsEEHEHHHH HHHHsHEEEHHHHH
hEEeEEE
fHEEfa fHE
EEaEEEEEEEEs EEaEEEEEEEE
'hAAsS 2P SH S90S'
In manv affections peca lar to sma,es ,he Extract Buchu
Hy % Of
syasaatens Tserstsd scirrhaas state the Uterus:
Leucorhea Whites stcrity and for all Incl
dent to the whether arising from Indscreon, Habits
OF D'S'pA'pGiE6 pE6IiSE 4 II &C OR CHANGE OF LIFE
NO rAMILSS' S's sHoHpID Hfy%piG~i bE E 'WEfirHour IT.
EEEE EEIE
III HI
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ffffhEtthHEh ffEfhEtthEkhh
Take no Basam Mercury or Unpleasant. Medicine for un
SSHSs ffs ssSHSf
so 's
,ssSsaE s aS
Aisns
nA1,.'a.' upon Sssa .s, n' .,o
in the system '1' Form and
HI: III III 1 1 / j #'EEE NJ N N
EHH I'M I'M I'M J: ssSE iii T EHH #:H #:H
USE HEINsStRS sH6RS EXTRACT
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs
IN xxGs xhishe5 os s'IHi!ss FEMALE
From n sss matter S how long
un1AHO1Ds nxHSiar RS|ss GREAT o,nnr,,c
AND 1T is 96fEA1f go HAVs THE
Desired EFFECT ,,
r,, uu,,, IN ALL DISEAsEe
IT is roH SEcSxaEsDnD. T%lGS
ByBBBBBBBBB
BBBBBBBBBBBB
ssss ssss BsBs BsBs
BBBBppsnnBBB
RRsR RBsR RSbs sSSs
BBBBBBBBBBsBo
BLOOD 9k2Sp, ssn' n,g ggLooDi
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED AT
FLUID ExSToSHS ExrR2cTro osSxHRSsApARILLA
npcus surfaces making It's appearance in ulcers
mo"eS ali .ay efgpoas Of sn GIVING DEG the cone me-
% sns rs bS s
pers are 70 greater extent than any other
OOOOOOOO
0O0O o00O
o3oo 5000
1000 1000 $SS. oSSSo SeSSSo'
100000
ugLMBoLp's ROSE WASH
an IN diseases The urinary nSsqsf sns ana
habits OF dissipation. used In connection with
Evidences responsible reliable Character viii
assqPPspy 9sT pPYspg .%rs .9s %esspsf oE Gri,rs
ks6Ns dSHss f5 s5AsRESS wTb nEB FAME
Ss pfhE 6sIrEb 5, srArns
The New York herald., 1863-12-26


,ur lines fr Il cat,le from the snwaties within
February "a 1860 10 1854. wns o. 1s6, and that 10
ies 1858, there were 1881 cattle In those coun
'ry upposng that from lest February to next Febru
/" sne consumption be greater than for tho three pre-
.<ng years--tbat the consumption reaches On ,821-
sere win be in February 1884, 400 600 cattle with the
years then within the present lines OF our army
And supposng that Of hogs there consumed during
the tmo 40 900, which ,s greatly more than
consumed IN the two preceding there win stl be
600 900 hogs and the years increase hand In the
shape OF pork the lat of February next Putting the
cattle at 500 pounds eack there will be on the LIST Febru
sry 1864 900 900 rounds OF beef cateand the hogs,
100 pounds each, would give 80 600 900 pounds OF
bacon. The would give lSe 900 pounds of meat
leaving out altogether the sheer An army OF 200 600
requires pound OF msat PER day to each man. less
than IS 900 900 pounds So tiat II proper system ia
adopted by the ommss Department the State OF Vr
ginA alone could maintain the army and her people
for year, without any aid from the Southern
States
This encouraging OF should stimulate
The people exortions and hope that during
the winter the people will send forward to the army
every OF and bring forward 10 the Comms
Department all the supplies that they have hand
The people individually and collectively must take the
matter into their hands, Too much reliance often placed
the government; the people must themselves
port send forward boxes barrels OF vege
tables meats everything that they procure,
for everything they sond 10 much relief 10 the
| mssarat.
shall again this report of Auditor Bennett
for II contains much encouraging information as to
uncopsumed resources.
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CoNoRESs.
festc~1aY this dstnlush he'd 81 ,latama wts elect,
oi 10 tie Confederate senate the Hon e.
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Fin noes or North Carolina.
fEronn fha Richn0nd EnnNirer Dac Ia 4


The Grst instalmeIt OF the COmptroler's report is
published ip the Standard Of last week Il enor.
receipts and disbursements the increase arising Of
course, from the contract with the government for
clothing tho troops from that State. We make the fol-
lowing condensed statement
Amount hand Oct. I, 1862. 81 565, ,s65 90
Receipts Of literary fund to Sept 30... 495, ,S6S 81
Receipts Of public fund 10 Sept 30, 1863 10 20S 4s0 s8
Receipts Of sinking fund to Sept S0 1s63 170o,539 6s
Total. sls 97O, ,7O5 OF
Tisbursemepts Of literary fund.-. S26S, ,677 43
Disbursements OF public fund 1b078. .922 81
Disbursements OF sinking fund ...... 2S75,369 95
Leaving hand Observation-Disclosures. 2S75 800 95
Of tho balance hand there ia dne TO the literary fund
$3.50 9s4 06 to the public fund So G71 450 93 and the
sinking fund is overdrawp s47 05j O4.
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HELmBoLp,s MEDICINES.


TIE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES.
THE GREAT AMERICAN kEMEDiES'
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
KNOWN As
KNOWN AS
KNOWN As
HELNBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
HELMBoLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HELMBOLU'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HELNDOID'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATEDn
"UIGHLY CONCENTRATGDn
HIGHLY COsCENTRATEDn
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BCCHu,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCBU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific remedy for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL
SWELLiNGS.
This medicine increases the or digestion and exces
the absorbents into healthy action by wnsh the water OF
calcareous and all unnatural enarRement are
reduced az well as pain and inflammation and 10 good fos
men, women or children.
HHu HHH
HHH HHa
UhH HHH
HllH HIH
HHHHHHHHHHH
HHHHHnHHHHH
HIN nHH
EIH HHH
uHH HIN
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DeashOr Lynchburg Merchant.
Mr. Henry Davis one OF the oldest merchants and cit
zens OF Lynchburg Va. died last week very suddenly
The New York herald., 1863-12-26

bill requiring tax of one tenth Of the crop OF sweet
potatoes throughout the South has passed the rebel
ore
The New York herald., 1863-12-26
The Uneon.umea Re.ources Of virxinin.

lfI"h the hlcnnlohu inquirer, Dec y.
Notwittstanding all that has been written and sad
about short supplies and exhausted resources Virginia
has ample for the use OF her people.
The Legislature OF Virginia. by n recent resolution
aed upon Auditor Bennett for report upoa the number
OF borsc cattle sheep aud hogs In the counties of Virgin
IN now within our lines. We have been permitted to
examine the report Of Mr. Pennet, which will be laid be.
lore tho Legislature 10 few days. We extract from that
report the following facts
IN tic counties now within our military lines, there
The New York herald., 1863-12-26
upLMpOLD,s NosE WASH

HELMbOLDS HCSE WASH
excellent lotion diseases syphc nature and al
lection OF the organs arising ron
habits OF dissipation used In connection the Extracts
Buchu and parla In such diseases recommended
Evidences OF the responsible reliable will
the medicines. -
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
FROM TO 20 YEARS STANDING, WITH
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For medical properties OF Buchu,
SEE DISPEksARY OF THE UNITED Stairs
See Professor DEVICES valuable works the Practice
Of Physic.
see remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. PHYsIC
Philadelphia
See remarks made by DR.. EfHRAIM MCDOWELL, q
celebrated ply can aud member Of the Royal College of
Surgeons Ireland and published in the transactions Of the
King and Queens Journal
See Medco-C -Chrurgica Review published by BENJAMIN
TRAvERs, Fellow OF the Royal College Of surgeons
See most of the late Standard Works Medicine.
EXTRACT BuCHu, 81 per bottle or six for S5.
EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle, or SIX foi
fMPRovED ROSE WASH 50 cents per bottle, or six for
or half dozen Of each for sl which will be sufficient
the obstinate ~ directions adhered
tlon.
teed Advice gratiA
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wIsHARrs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
wIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
wIsIARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
wIsHARrs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
- - ~ -
wIsHARrS PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

HoyEsp.fr. Pa, June a. 1850
Mr.. wIsHARr-DEAR SR-I suffered cxcrucfating agony
no Gr I sc r S.S and sos ss e1
great debility system T The s"iis p,iS
was 80 n.en.e from Il as 70 be ainos' unsndgrbie
By as friends 70 T e
ssd relieve SSsepf me- Pr
severe sracon Of the l1SE with co,st cous aa1
q tss e, S Ss sspI sns rsSs
use use only used three bottles which snirSy cured o.
neurs gs pain sc have iniuei number Of pcrsons to
eopsns and 81 have been sG%f" penee '''0l
wSaaS MY Tar S ssf r s
lila when human nature is heir
SUI ""' ANNA s. GErsIyoHR
BEWARE OF couSrERrEIrs.
BEWARE OF cOuSrERFErTs
BEWARE OF couSrERFErrs.
BrwARE OF coUSrERFErrs
BEWARE OF coUNrERFErrs
guard the pub agnins, spurious imIttons TIC
Of ID. proprietor and pine tree are blown In every soue
sold wholesale ana retail a, my medicinal depot 10 North
second street, Philadelphia Pa and By druggists and
can only sye few q the many thousands Of ceacaes
had quantity Of insm pubGshed in circular form when
send free on Application whe,her yog conclude TO give s
and one dollar bottle.
- Dr. L. Q. c. wIslARr.
Philadelphia. Pa
NEW YORK AGENCY.
NEW YORK AGENCY.
new YORK AGENCY.
NEW YoilK AGENCY,
NEW YORK AGENCY,
AT BELNBoLp's CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
AT nELnBoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
AT HsLxBoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
AT uELMBoLp's CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
AT BBLxsoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
At BELMBoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
At HELMBoLps CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
AT uELNBoLp's CHEMICAL WAREHOUSES,
AT HELNDoLp's CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
NO. 500 BROADwAY
NO. 54 BROADWAY
80. p4 BROADWAY.
NO. pi BROADWAY.
NO. SA BROADWAY.
NO. @ BROADWAY.
NO. 81 sRoADwAY
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Dr. wsHART:-slR-I had Bronchitis Inflammation Of the
Lungs of Breath and Papaton OF the Heart In
their worst forms had treated By several OF
most yscans Philadelphia but they could not
stop disease and had desparcd O}
being restored to health was truly the verge Of
the grave. Your Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly
by friend. tried II, amt am thankful &c
hat after using four large and small bottle was
restored perfect heath. You give reference to- y
house. No. 96S North Second street. ut olce OF Re
ceiver of Taxes from A. NJ to r. NJ corner Of Chestnut
and Sixth streets. ., u
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will positively the following diseases ConHnp,,o,
not beyond the power Of medciLe; Inflammation OF sh
Lungs, Coughs Sore Thro Breast Broncnltis Asna
Piles Gravel and unfaihng remedy Tor female esns.
plants. ~ 1852
The New York herald., 1863-12-26

- - PRINCIPAL DEPOTB.
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL wARRHouss
hhEaEb's hkEasSEb's bRSS bRSSS AID SasSiS1E wxfEaSSTUssSs wwxfESTsS
v v sss$::SS%%sEE: s$$:SS%%ssEE: ssEE%$ $ss $$$$ss Fl
ilEEESBBSSLps ilEEEESSBSSLLpps NhsPPiieeAAEE bssFfSSr
HELNBOIDS MEDICAL DEPOT
70! SOUTH TENTH sTRggET. riIILApELpHiA
@ @ s9STH 1TEEsst RsE, sTRRsKEET, riLApELrHIA
BEWARE OF couNTERFEITs AND uNfRINCIPLED
DEALERS
who endcavor 10 dispose their own and oher ar
clos on the rrprt ton attained By
HfLMBOLDs : GESUiSB PREPARATIONS
HELMbOLDS - -
BELMBoLps -
- GLNtI ISg EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.
UELMBOLus
SOLD BIZ Nh nRtGtfSIs EVERY WHERE.
ASK FOR nELNBOiDs
TAKE No DTiLR
Cut nut ne adter issitnt and send for H. ard avoid
IosiiI, q anil oslr-.
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spEciaL NOTICES.

NOTICE o SHIRT MANUFA 1rURER3 ASl DEAL
an etaA ,a1cnt, under date OF September 3 1853, has
n, Invention IL double bosonod shirt, % ia
tToaL toglsd " stilas .as t5soB ayirg
sosoa gt az, dvdlns and CLOSING With bs orny
other fastening FOR csrur over sht bsen' ard
~. opea s.,s .he assncl u nvctt According '. $50
ynh 40 apa 4 onfD, ale aud "a a. Tor VI s'aldas
fe-ta inay % n,ay NOT be cntsr 10 I've shir w
siaa rs 90 cI .,",ssa = an, .a s2 o. 80
v.lh patent - sl.rrla 10 ior -t or SarCtlar ~
a y ise essi. aauon q ia ]oaaya sh,rI sai = .,
iSs H. ass esd nsn ia ~ ard iarr,y ,od W. N
10 show substantially ny hnpo stncat raA ugtd to
.as gaois warn o. gsrsoas asalss, maxim. on sen V
viii b. sirsy prasccnlea ior damages FOR iririnsng ny
r.hts snl he in the vrorg nae. My no ite %
moro airees baltimore. Will supply all orters for shlr Of
M fnvrnton. and any EXAMINATIONS relative ny patch,
E ,,. .fI.rs Us w.., NOR. ss SAL
timofr
,rRCrAL oONMusIcArfoN or ARCrURUs LoDeB
- 80 "a ~ And A. A.-The mesnb the shove
ols hereby sunnorsd to attend ESPECIAL corimuni
i ,ss - " o s NO john sAIExrfSE
Ssoassscs X oasos. s~cresasy
I'VE WOULD CALI. sns ATTENTION or Our READ.
w the salc u furnurs 10 be made 81 By
sg.n1s Scsr sSs s:s 4 4. o
w The irsas ina, " osi re- siSuas oi he n. SsrS
Panoflrte haksr-' Union and ns New rorh Pare srts
Nsnufsc'esvr. sossy en- sd,ssss q 10 per ssn, vas
snd ". sSp~ ,ss, on fui1r- s1esuons IN lie .rads ~
.sm; freshly isnss w s:,sn s%S,s We s.po,ss and
Sor.:s s:s: sss's
..ss.s q CABS asds,S.., ~~Sss Ssss 80
Naxsss
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MILLINERY.
RIO MILLINHns AND COUNTRY sroRlKEgpBRs
II AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STONE
Examine RiDBON6, HfBBONg
kraains BUNNBI blLKs and yRLvhTs
Eyanlns pBATHEne FLOW rms and LACFa
Bsausns YBLr ard STRAW uOODs.
We sut Millinery Goods cheaper Msn down town iebeers
ell vhoA reess Cal.
EDWARD ntDLIy,
ell and 81 u SrAnd IS Allies strseA
tfftn ttesh frcs nsvevy
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DESrtsrRY.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

y an NsrHEric NITROUS OXIDE
TEEIH fVsiEtflbi EN1kACTiD WITHOUT PAIN,
~ - FNff. only 1tmc OF sfttstr
de. superior chlotOforin snd perfectly
harmless Quiet steer. With pleasing sensations
M psr.e' 49, nso'h,y % pain o ring With ssracs
snl ssara frch % every description ns,rsed psrfec,
sfts acvon a arAatstA Or HOiT rontsL
eT PraAawar, ntn ruensih s.rsst
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SALES An AUCTION.

sAl.ps An Auction.
Fo. C,ncs Au.sians See Twcfrh Page.
A Ve'Hi4 4Sb - ~ iiogsEaoLD Foas TURF,
W. 'o'' o. o. FIJI sts III Ha 1Teff iiS 70 e'''
h-ssis,ss, RoseNoo Pianofors,
nsarifpl Rosewood Pnrlor Fa5s.i,s
rs, al L G S.s ace 0 Eislsh rss se.S
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wool a. niue and SHE marble Fables, richly carved
Chamber Suits III wood and mahognny Bureaas
oh P se ads, Washsiands, Sofa Beds hairoth
Ven Hair Mattresses from ~ 10 80 pounds made to
orue,, IL excellent conGition
plnin; Room Furniture consisting OF tDe oas Extension
Table Arm Chairs SILVER Ware rich China, DRY and
Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons a. With heavy Cat and En-
srayed GLASSWARE OF eteps description No posponement
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"A AND CAPITALISTS.
Great sale or psndid ood Furniture and beautiful
becn 10 the esate OF j. ton, Es be reempto,
sly sold without yer,e this Tuesday at tie
elegant pvse es,'nce 10: West Twenty rs street. west oil
Seventh avenue commencing O'Clock precisely,
Aracna the largest and richest assortment OF Household
fnrntsre probably offered through this medium OF
sale all made order In Paris and New York The charac
tsr of this salc makes imperative that the entire catalogue
comprising DU M should be sold regardless Of
present. value, be from the house
possible Exper enced carmen will be in sttenace TO
the soods Tor parehasers The furniture onsiss N
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PLANOFoRrE,
Music Cabinet Stoo, and Co, 81. cost $7D0;
French pate Pier and Manel Mirros. Centre and Pier
Iablcs Etas' splendid collection Of Paintings by Lane
DINING ROOM. CHAMBERS AND NURSERY
Hosewood Bedstcads Bureaus Washsands French Toilet
sets superb Hair dattresses English Blsnkets Oval Mir
CHARS with oak Dining Room Furniture of descrip
zion rich silver Ware, French and China, Crystal Cut
Glass Ivory and Silver Cutlery. Ae with large quantity
Which be examined to he appreciated Parties from
distance assured a there win be postponemen OF
thh sale shine aud that III will be sold it'll.
oe' reserve. RUSSELL ". WIssTCorr. Auc'ioneer.