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All scrofuious Diseases EHcctunily Arn
s,ca,sd by DR. n ANDERs co.'s. Iodine Water ono
S2y BROADWAY NY.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-sce Omcial
Tia ar Pri,es drawn June ID 1884 York Herald
S'' ALECK a CO.. Brokers'
"a and "a Pine street, New York.
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JeweIry and Wntches
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale BY GEORGE O. ALLEN, AIS broadway one -
below Canal street, formerly IL Wall istreet
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IN your sickness, and You will soonsbs well.
SOLD a % cents each box FULL directions prnspaa
oss Brandro,A House; No Union square, and by an
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BRANpRETH's PILLS

and you will soonsbs wei
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Murray. Eddy q oo.-Csvinaton, Ky.
KssrvcKrs Ex1sA CLlSs ssy-Juns 2AiN@
81. rs, 1, IL, 6S, IT, g, 4, rs, 4S, Al. 20, is.
krsrvcaY, Class, sas--Jnns 81, isss.
63, 80, 81, ~, So, 80, Is, IL, s. 49, 76, IL,
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New IErated Bread.-uessrs. Church q
POSTER proprsorS Of the Grated Bread WORKS corner -
noadwa and Thirty street. request us 70 annouree
that NE are now PREPARED 70 ~ rol RR.s
sc,orv qualities which have never vet been as
taIneS al any They have inrodncsf
many valuable i'm provements IN their mode ~ ossing en
The ynblo NAV now rely having article which IN
pro.ye In syery respect scceptahLe
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All diseases OF tho seasou.-ssa Rt~G-
meas chtNera roorous d.eneries and summer complains
~ wen I'LL &c usly can Ne efectnaily prevented ~
The use Of We french Cognao Ber imported by q sTHIN
FIELD Sole Agent 10 NASSAU street, New York.
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Prizes CashsA In all LegalixoA Lotte
rIcs Information given JAKE ExCHAN0H OFFICE,
I76 HroAdMAY. Nov York Oily.
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I.ottcrv Tickets Cashcd. lin form atio'
Iven. JOSEPH BATES Broker II wan street, s'o'
No. 1.
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STOMACH AND BownI 8,

WHEN injured By costlveness Other 'causea In biliss
affections pmples and all cruptons OF ths srn sso~ssss
snd worms no medicine to DO al AL compared 10 shs
pni. - n. Rrandreih usA
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Ysrcivars Photographs.--Psrsou Hsv-
Inc had their Photographs taken at Percivas have
them duplicated at TAITs corner o. Cortland, and orssn
yich streeta The negatives be ng In his possession
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- .v~c~v sNs no.e t. WAX Paper tA
possible but where Is tho perfume that should % 90
ios and exsrnas the Night Bloomigs cereus an esraes
which puts the fragrance Of nc ross snna r,,crs
Manss ,h.". ~orss on Son, Perfumsrs, Nee
Yorx Sold By oil druggists
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DON'T which fast becoming honsshold word derived
the Greek. and composed Of two words '1Oro TO
preserve, ana "Odontes the ssh-sozedont pvessrvsr
OF The teeth For identifying tho teeth, invtgsrang the
world Sold By druggists and by HALL RUCkBL, Pro-
prietors, as Green vlch street. 76cents betkie
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Private Exhibitions. : ExcsIsior Firs-
,arr. FUNSTON sCoFIELD,
"o No, . Der street near BROADWAY.
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vtes, Too,..-, v ~ Nv. u - 1F.s"
.os waissvla az rsrirs =. asss
sATCHRLoR's, - b4al .tsaS-
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Trusses. Elastic stochimgs, &C. "a IN
90 a Rad,e, Cure Truss Once only a. NO Srer aae-
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BRANDRErh's FILLS

aIs season may be dangerous rs.sssd in the hs
osides hsso Pills restore the healthy acts OF tho
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Mr. Jonrsos- the carrying Of slaves from one port TO
another without restraint would join the Senator
In the proposition for repeal.
Mr. SUMNER said he wished 10 have nothing TO do with
regulating the slave trade He wanted nothing 70 DO
with such atrocious transactions.
Mr. HsSpRicKs opp o. Ind opposed the amendment
which fathers had established II the Union
stored be the basis OF the constitution There
was not wisdom nor virtue enough 70 make new one
old constitution no did not expect they would come back
undcr now one when the broke tho Northern
people wore undivided Blu; wSr
In power have broken their pledge and deceived
the public This the change broue ht about within
the last three years no. BY the dsm:crats Of tho North
made IT, II this had been adhered TO the Union feeling
In the South would have been strengthened, while the
North would have remained undivided.
Mr. CoIIAMER, (rep OF W., said whether the amend
ment was appropriate or not here and they must
vote for or against e did not believe Congress has
the power In relation 70 regulating commercs be-
tween the States has between the states and foreign
governments He did not believe Congress hiss power
10 lay an embargo ON any state. but ssnld od
| the whole country, regulating foreign trade
l regulate he slave trade commerce IN slsVes IN,
constitution gave such power. they conld regulate
they could prohibit and this principle bad been decided
by The Supreme Court Of the United Stales slaves
NOT articles OF trade and ara Merchandise
| be regulated by tkc terms Of tbs Constitution.
Mr.. suxSxR amended his proposition, s,hAt the coast
wise slave trade ehail be prohibited forever"
Mr.. JOHNSON said the amendment INST proposed place
the question IN q different light. Fry mere secto
! TO rspea, Tho act Of 1907 u wcas beyond. II ther
:ds no authority; %Sss sa Voc ,s ssAs' ,ssr. ",
| no authority Va prohibit II Congress-, after 100
had not prohibited the slave trade II might have bee
carried on, and what then, you'd II have bcens Con
the law u repealed slaves may be imported again
merchandise He contro. ,erted the v,ewA OF Mr. Coll
msr and opposed tho aw sndmen. 10 . constitutional
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Headquarters Depdrtm ent of Washington, I
I'D ArnsY Corps, January S, 1854. (

Headquarters Departm ent of Washington,
ED Army Corps, january, 1854. !
General Orders, No. III. Suffers in this de-
partment, and others who are authorized to
furnish goods and supplies for officers and sol.
diers in this department, will be furnished
transportation over the Orange and Alexandria
and the Loudon and Hampshire railroad, when
it can be done without iucon venience to the
public service, upon the following conditions ::
Inventories, in duplicate, OF the goods to be
transported, must be approved by the COM
manding officer Of the regiment or battery, and
by brigade and division commander.
Invoices containing goods ordered by officers,
including Hquors, must also be approved by q
general officer, and be accompanied by the GER
tifcate of the oficer ordering the same, that
they are for his private stores. All invoices,
bills, and permits must have the approval Of
the Provost Marshal General Defenses South OF
the Potomac. r-.
II. Authorized suffers, purveyors, and agents
will be permitted to load their goods at Alex
andria, Virginia, to an amount not exceeding
one sixth of q car load, on such days and upon
such trains as may be designated by the Super
intendent Of said military roads, upon the pay.
ment Of such sum as shah be required by the
superintendent; the same to be paid in advance
to the Provost Marshal General Defenses South
Of the Potomac, at the time the bill is approved
and transportation granted.
The amount so paid, and an order for trans.
portatien, will be indorsed upon the approved
bills. All goods so traJ sported will at all times
be at the risk of the owner.
III. All packages containing alcoholic, wine
or malt liquors. ordered by an officer, shall be
turned over to the officer ordering the same
within twenty.four hours after the same ar
rive, and be kept in his private quarters or
tent; longer detention of liquor by the sutler,
purvey or or agent, shall be regarded as eyl-
dence Of his keeping the same for SALE
". The Provost Marshal General will turn
over to the Depot Quartermaster at Alexan-
dria, at the end of each month, the funds re-
ceived from the suffers, purveyors or agent
fer the trans portaticn OF their goods.
By command Of Major General Augur:
J. H. TAYLOR,
j6-lw Chief Of Staff and A. A. g.
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DROPOsALs FOB HAY, STRAW AID GRAIN.
FORAGE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant Quarternlstsr's OTos, !

1ss
W1IfEsE PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay, straw, Oats and Corn, for tss of tho Gov
ernme ut. TO be delivered at Aexsndria, Va, any
point on the f0torac its tributaries and in such
quantities within the amount proposed for, and at
sucn times, as the 1nd ersisned may direct.
re proposals to be addressed to the 1nders.gned,
offered. :
Proposals viii be received for I've thousand e 0op)
bushels OF Corn or OSts and fifty (so) tons Of Hay
or STRAW ana upwards unless 1t shall be FOR tbs in
amount
Corn to be pnt up in good sacks OF shou. two "a
bushels, and oats In SACKS OF about three 90 bush
each, which are to be furnished free of charge to
the Gcyern1snt. The hay and straw to be secure
Ali articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern
Purchases viii be made from time to time, under
this advertisement, from the lowest responsible
bidder. as the interests Of the public service may
require.
The und srsisned reserves the right to reject any
and all offers which msy be deemed moon patibls
with tho interests Of the Government.
Payments will DO made in such funds a. may be
provided from the o. 8. Treasury. and as far a.
practicable, uron delivery; but the undersigned
leseryes the right to Withhold the whole or any
art OF the PAYMENTS until the complete fulalment
Good security will be required for the faithful
yertisement. WIZ. STODDARD,
NO Bm Capt. and Asst Quarterrnsstcr.
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PROPOSALS..
ID Ps0sA foR1o A0l.
osIlY oyAn1lanAerras c1rIos.

WIsRlsofoa Dxrof. Dec. 8. iess.
8: 'asse = ~ sssss
:. :as H.1 se san Cat. ana sh' Of
susee Of som or oats and 80 tons OF hay straw,
.Biddsrs must stass At which Of the above named
Il male male
the sT ,S t Of zach article H,oRosea 70 Pc dsv
menced, and when to be completed
IT. The price must be written out In words on the
sxe ss.sss .s:s: o.t:in ne s:sl:of ssoa. ssIs:
:a g s. 70 ssi The A' and
RE psrtouicr kisd Or dsscrirtion Of oats, corn,
hay proposed to be delivered most be stated
All tie srscies offered undsr the bids herein In
yited win be subject to rigid Inspsotions 81 the
Ss'G :.
the lowest bidder e the interest 2f TIE
dsasss s1
have been delivered and accepted; - 1t.
sis psrsess that h case Els BID is accepted he
sSrssss in sum equal to tie amount Of the CON.
tic n
the tsia bidder should fail 2 enter into The cor
he ohsI q said bidder and tie ssIs rsspon
sible bidder. or the person to whom the contract
% T Il - reseonsisiity Of the su.r.nsors mus. as
q q
Ger under the United States Government or re.
r. sa ss
si Of their d ds;.ss q, ... nsa.
sss s. aSss; f9ssss:
IN s Es to s 81 the 9. Fl;
suarsntors. will be required Of the successful bid
DE- Sas s ei% sas :ns
be uRsSaa II is6 3 sais Oh co.
tEatel--
.la 70 s.sss =
e
@ as sis q ooin, in sacks. ss-psr OusAslof
bashels Of Oats, In sacks, 1t t. per bushsl Of
- tons Of baled Hay, at - Per ton OF 5000
- tsas Fl ssled Straw. at - per ton of 1900
Delivery to commence on or before the = day
into os' xrtten contract WITH tie 1nited States,
81 See sss seospssd Yoas oSsden '0
General Depot QuArtermastef.
Washington, D. q.
GUARATY.
We, the prders gnsd. residents Of ---. in the
County Of -, and state OF --. hereay,
Jointly and ae,srsiiy, covenant With the United
states and snarar tee in caee tho foregoing bid of
- be ssesPted: that he OF they win, within
the contra for the same with good and sufficient
sureties, in sum equal to the amount Of the CON
tract to rnish the forage proposed in confof
to the terms Of I've rtisement dated December s.
1863, under which tina bid was made, and, in case
the said - shall fail to enter into q contract 81
ence between the offer by said - and the nsxt
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Witness,
Given under our hands and seals this day OF
-,l8. lSeal.
lSeA.
hereby certify that, to the best of my know
ledge and belief, the above manned guarantors are
good and sufic Gent sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security. ~.
To be certified By the United States District At
tofney, Collector OF Customs or any other olace
under the United States Government, or resron.
II. RUcKsR,
de 9-tf Brig Gen. and 9. NJ.
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Headquarters Military District of WASHINGTON,

Headquarters Military District Of Washinqton,}
Washington, ID. c., January :, 1861. I
General Orders No. BY special direction Of
containing alcohol is hereby prohibited in the
following localities in the city Of Washingto
The whole Of squares rs and 49, in the vi
cinlty OF the depots and Offices OF the Q uarter-
masters Department.
The Provost Marshal Of the Military District
of Washington will see that the REQ uirenents
OF this order are enforced.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Martindale
JOHN p. SHERBURNR,
IA SGT Assistant Adjutant General.
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where are you going T.

"I don't know. Perhaps to drown myself
probably to the Corn Exchange. Good bye"
He vanished, leaving Raekit thoroughly mis-
erahls. I have never thought Herrey's Aedita-
tons dMong the TosHbs . lively work, but 1t Is
which fell from the once gay and Eighty Rae
kit. Never greatly entranced by the prospect
OF marriage, even with the woman he loved,
and considered perfect, it may be guessed that
the prospect OF marriage with 3 widow who
had her % inflrmities of temper" was far from
cheering. The grapes which hang SO tempting
when ont Of reach, seemed unpieasantly nm
ripe now that he had ciambered within reach
Of them.
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DRoposALs FOR GRADING, TRIMMING 10
Mayors OFFICE

WARRINGTON, January 5. lss4.i
PHoPosALe will be received s. this Off "a up to
pIS * m and sRA
H. aG rs is aas sss
end Wa,ds Of ths city forming one district for the
and Rs snd W.a.
forming the third district each district to be bid
the 1st da1
April, 1884, ssresably to the following spseif Ia
The Curbstons to be Of the bsst New Y ork North
river curostone in pieces OF not less than two feet
rot less tn. three and half inches 10 thiciness,
s sur s or edge to be dressed to that
ts ss 9 sa Or ioam the proper grade
ing to Be LAID Gn bed fysr
with two courses on the eds melt to curb and one
course q sdss On ,hs inner line where tbs Dsss
msrt for brick on edge viii bs made.
e p.
be- thf n of the
coarse sand and clean gravel. free from clay or or
loan, at Least nine inches deep, and to be twice
assa Si 81
SoG to be S Wit. Sne clean
stones well filed with tn same material.
e. The alaEg2s to be Of ths best austy Nsw York
b7 nahes VIDE and not less tsn thnss
inches thick, to be laid bed of fine clean gray
Clone az on .sna six
Al Grading not exceeding six inches to be rated
- re xorE 70 BE- done in the os,. manner and to
the tss'isiaeson Of the Mayor and to be commenced
ana con- petsd within the time en- named med
ia the order directing it t. be done and warranted
upon Tie failure q the sontrs tors to
osmea hs rSFs or it within the s
work OF tke matsri.ls and in the manner hsrein
reg right Of
.eso m a IL Mhsh sss
aueree thereof -1~' 'A''"'1 40 ''n''
s.sly, s q ,sssiss ;s:eA BE- sssa.ss
work is warranted to stand TO be d,ns By the con
from the Commissinner Of ImSrovemsnts Of the
ward and UPON failure of any contractor or con-
is to have the right OF any Or person
a. q
fS feline shall loss or
,r. oF1 The due sssiorn.n;e o, the work and the
bend and security to the amount Of two thousand
bdd.ss x sss s The
Cur nine paving and tagging will be executed. In.
Fersettips new curb Of New York North river
curostoDs, per running foot.
yoI isyns nav stone pavement: Per saasrs ysrd
iSr Grading, whether e1csvatins or hllingJ Per
For trimmins, per running foot.
For spout gutter, per foot
,o For laying down New York tagging, per square
For laying down tagging snsiss. Per square
:, Ror LAYING Eve courses OF brick on edge or Ne.
York tagging, one foot wide. aud not less than
roor lnchss thick, In cutters and alleys, Per
Ard tbs rates At which the following work, e1.
elusive OF materials except the gravel and sand
which may be required:
For setting new curb, inslud,ns dressing, per
For laying new brick payemsnt per square yard
. For taxing mp and rsiayins old brick pavement
per fquars yard.
For taking up and rssetting old curb, per run
ming foot
For taxing up and relayins old stone pavement,
Per square yard.
For taking up and rsayins old flag footwsys, Per
square foot.
No bid will be received which does not include
An offer for each separate item Of work and ma
terials
By law the Mayor is prohibited from awarding
sons who are not practical PAYERS.
ia 6 eot1sth RICHARD WALLAO H, Mayor.
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Headquarters, Procost Aarshal's Office, }


Warrington, D. c., Jan. ,, 1864.
Special Orders No. 2.-The sale of liz uors con.
tanning alcohol is totally prohibited in the fol-
lowing designated localities
as front on Nineteenth and NJ streets, in the vi
entity OF Nineteenth street Park.
Squares 1877, 1879, 1885, 15s, 159, 100, 1871 and 1872;
so much thereof as front on Seventeenth, Eigh .
teenth, NJ and N streets. in the vicinity Of Sew
nteenth. street and ambulance parks
Squares 81, 30, 40, A. az, 43. ~. SO, So, a. SIS,
So 81, S. So 60, %, n, 70, so, 81, So 81 81, lG2,
lG3 104 100, i21 1922 1913, l42 l43, 14i in the First
Ward, south of Pennsylvania avenue
Squares !, 8, g. III, Is, 10, 90 in the vicinity of
thereof as front on Connecticut avenue, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth and X streets, liz the vicinity
OF the K-street stables.
Squares 472, 473, sol, 500 and 503 in the yicin-
ity of Sixth and Seyent III street wnarves.
Squares $40, 574, $50. $751; 6t2 633, 63i. 631, 6S3
or any vacant street or ayen ne includedin these
squares, being in the vicinity OF RAILROAD depot
Squares 72e, 729, 731, 73i, 735, $50 and 76O; in
the vicinity of Old Capitol and Carroll prisons
On any place within tour squares of Bladens-
burg tollgate.
Green park. "
On any place within twosquares OF Railroad
park, lbeing those published in Special Orders
No. from these Headquarters, of date Novem-
Der 4, 1861
327 352, 353 3e4 35, $50, 400, no. 1873, 49,, 462,
1885, 492, 53, and squares O and ID, on Maryland
avenue, IN the vicinity of Geyernme Mt railroad,
depots, and storehouses.
Squares 500, SOL, 543, 5i5, sac and 5i7; in the
vicinity of Sixth and Seventh street wharyes.
Squares ISL and $780, so much thereof as front
on Louisiana svenue, in the vicinity Of the
Central g uardhousa
Upon the Mall in the vicinity OF the Monu-
neGt and Government cattle yards; or upon any
place in the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant, Carver,
Stone, Columbian College, Campbeli's, Lin
coin, Douglas, Emory or Armory Square Hos
pitfalls, tbeing those published in Especial Or
ders No. 49, from these Headquarters, or date
November 12, 1862, and the following, not
heretofore embraced In orders:
The whole of squares 127, 14l, 1861 1863, 1853, 169,
17G, ard III, in the vicinity of the War Depart.
nent, and the Offices and depots Of the Quar-
termaster's Department.
The whole of squares G29, $50, 6Si, 6S5, 6S6,
6S7 6ss, 800, 692, 7, 7A, TBS, 726, 727, $780, 1872,
1885, 1885, 757 75S, 76i, 762, 763, 7S5, $50, 1877, 7S9,
7e9 in the vicinity OF the Old Capitol Prison
ard the Railroad Depot.
All permits for the sale Of liquors containing
alcohol IN any OF the above. prescribed locali-
ties are declared to be void.
Violations Of this order will be promptly and
severely punished by confiscation Of liquors
and confinement of the offenders.
BY order OF HENRY B. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. s. BAKER,
ja4 Lieutenant and Adjutant.
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HEADQUARTERS Milita,v District of Washfnoton.

Headquarters Military District Of Washington,
Washington, d. O., January 8, 1854. I
General orders No. BY special direction OF
the Secretary Of War, the sale of all liquors,
including alcohol, in all places south Of the
Eastern Branch, and within three miles OF the
Cavalry Depot at Giesbors Point is prohibited
The Provost Marshal Of the Military District
OF W Washington will see that the Requirements
OF this order are enforced
By command of Brig. GenI MartindaIe.
JOHN y. SKERBURNR,
jan 7-6t Assistant Adjutant General.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 614 PA. AVENUE,
RaShington, d. C.
GREAT EAsTlRN, HORTHBRN, AND WEST.
HRN RXPRESS ROBWARDNRNl

GREAT EAST1kM, EORTHHKN, AND WEST.
EEN fXPRESS fOKWARDXRS
MERCHADIS1, MONEY, JEWRLRY, YALU.
ABLEs, NOTES. sIo6KS. BONDS, DO,
accessible sections Of the country. THIS Couoany
Las agencies In the principal Railway Towns in
NORTH, EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
wasH1seroNss pins, Pei NV Y a5s BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, DIN
C1E V41 St LnHis, LOUIS
Cenr eetiors are made at New York and Boston,
1ith iinss foEx aTdiE = the 0AHADAs s2d the
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRH,
and thence by European expresses TO all prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and the Con-
tinent.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made
ct all accessible parts Of the United States
q. @. DUNN, Agent,
de Is Washins ton, D. O.
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w BUFFALO TONGUKS.
w Have Just received from ths West en- Rufzalo
xopsress watch We recommend to our enSfomerS
fbsy are nicely cured and in prime order =
hb-.% kln6 q BUROHlLL.
o. corner 18th ut. and Vermont ~
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~ ESTABLIsHED 1880. ~
saye iaasesa ne 70 aonsinus tSe PAWN H Bloc INC
anu money and s9sa
ss and 81
:. ars .'>. % A.' fsAAS H1nzB1Rs = SON,
Ten S tho1 . dollars to loan ON Ess! Estate
VIZ Ws1FB y aa,1.. Space, Penn. A,sa...
Invites the attention Of uiehasers to the Gle.
Point .aa Vsisnsias Ike md ssss
Thread and Pusher Lace Wells, '. 0'''
ss1ss
fs or" Is ssiist 5s.:s; Penn ,sp .ysau.,
cab between 9Th and 9Th SITS.
NJ" YORK AND
MxsHIEaroE
STEAMSHIP LINE.
sxaLwxKKLY BETWEEN NsN FORK
WXSHiNGTONs as GEOK6ET0RH,6 D. &
Ges s1 aaaTSs AND hs g1s.1 <
Rszular Sailing Days WEDNlspkYs and SAT-
Plan Is a0. NV W ss. ss
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w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
11XTUkxS OF entirely NJ " Patterns ana Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally TO call and examine
our stock Of G Az and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock In
Waship eton.
~ An Work In the above line Entrusted to our
care will be promptly attended to.
mars tt MYERS q Moe HAN, 376 street.
n o L 8.
italian Salad Oil.
Sublime lpcco Oil.
Bor6 eauI Olive Oil.
MsYsaillss Olive Oil.
de2i Cor Vermont avenue an nd 18th street.
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loS Is A APnIAIMnANETik1 dAHDhHs'
ohsap for esss a National soap and Candle
Works, Green street aud the Canal. 6oorGotoEn.
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HISTORY OF WEST POINT. And its Military
IL importance during the American Revolution
Snd the origin and pro4ress OF the uGtSo Stetes
Military Asader,y. By Capt. kdwsrd .. boynson
vol with Illustrations; e9.ucv..yov