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CHARGE o. srARyISG rAssgsGERs.


Ti. was charge against the captain Of the ship
City OF Brooklyn r rins furnish the passengers ,h tie
ras directed by at Of Congress o. be given 20 all cnsran'
pa.s-ngrr. syP-sed by tbs evidence tia; tbs snip et
Liver pool tn oth Of October last -nd arrived in this por
2sh Of November Tho r.0rs scryet out on
Wednr.diy. HAN siapon testified that on the second
N.inc4y lie u biscuit. abd other article. not weighed
t- hss ned three quarts water day, which some
te Wy bad being the ~a,hirg u tie poop dock ard very
muddy vcei bat rv so' bu eigt biscuits and
l4s' week ~ week they were pot on h,
allowance Of ocT hiny, tire c,Irin giving a. All exrlse
that he had expected make shot pssssze aud Promising
thai II thev eair .rLi q land t' he would give them
occasion <Len they comqlsinci he called ihon
I'D id hrg sii wanted t. suow Why they dii not
provisions with thela witness did brips provisions "h
hun he would b~-a starved several 81 the passenger,
would have been whou, provisions for whole da5' mad
not bee for hi. bringing some. -
John INITIAL, snshrr Of the s,rcfsfr pas4gsrs tef,lhed
thu he never had i ao the fs week ther. were
70 pea bat he 10. f had AZ biscuit. between then"
,he coud they Knocked down e. ~ FOR the two
the ilid fourth vr,s they were brought down to 10; c
sixth they bot II The seventh week trey got none
a.. b. cults weighed ic. than oneq fsfef OF pp"nh e.h
on th, sth tisy bod bot half ~ showunc" ~ ohr
things, tho p,-.rrssr. sskei the cspsin about To tnfd
wk 10 w-ish hcr prosi.ions The fonith week "h'
20, h,s the captain called IN mo s e.,'n
~. xh.i tho there pounds q.
m. bot four pounds and one hai "
that he tsi that TIM" ih,n inc ote,
three together. tie tbs' followed hn Pfchra
l. a, small when they sskrd 10 have weight
ri..n th.fl. be called them 81 I'D hor-
TIE aftrf yIaini a1u rcn .digurned 10 lp"'tsy a.
u O clork
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

SCAEDRD TO DEATH IN A DIsTnLERy.-Last
Friday evening. about O'Clock Mr. james Foylc. .
native of Ireland aged 3J years employed In Hustede
dstillery. Skmanst Flushing ave-, was scalde6
by the bursting of one OF the pipes through which the
hot swi passes and died shortly thereafter from The
injuries sustained II appears the deceased was lean
ing and trying to force the swi through the pipe
The pipe gave way precpating him ~ or Is fbet
and an immense amount Of steam rushing from the va
upon the deceased he almost instantly steamed -
death The body was removed 70 the residence Of TIE
family in SkimGnst.. near Park-sve The Corouer
has taken charge Of tho body. ..
INJURED BY A FALL.-Mr. Il. Mulrugge,
while passing down Spencerst Myrtle FRI
dsy evening fell into cellar opening which had beee
left unguarded. and sustained severe injuries Two@
his ribs were broken aud he was otherwise hurt De
was taken to his home near by.
RIvER-THTEP SHOT.-Three men nsmo6
James Wilson. John Kane and John Riley. were
arrested on Friday night for stealing sugar ron
Woodruff RobiDson's dock foot Of Amity-st They
had broken open hogshead Of sugar. when they were
discovered by Private Waterman William Lawn, wbe
gave the alarm whereuPon the thieves attempted =
escape in small boat. Officer Boyle ordered them =
stop and refusing. they were fired upon. pistolbaA
struck Kane in the wrist and the parties surrendered
They were taken to the Forty third Precinct Station
House and committed for q hearing.
LARCRyY.-On Friday afternoon quantity
Of calico was stolen from the store Of D. r. Western.
in Myrtleave, corner OF ClassOn ave-, to the value q
$40 Three boys we're engaged in the larceny; ono.
named James Reid. aged II years, was arrested and
held for hearing. s~
FIRES About 10 o'clock on Friday night .
fire broke out in twostOry frame house in Third ave.
and Twenty .eighth-st. Gowanus, owned BY TIE
estate. II was occupied BY family
named Huskins. The house and furniture were dam
aged to the extent Of OO which there was A. -
surance of 81 900 in the Market Company of Now York
Cause Of fire unknown. 800
About O'Clock on Saturday morning hre broke
out in Browneils Metal Works Nos. 40. AZ ana -
Boerufr st. Amount OF loss contents about $eOWr
IN BUILDING 5000 Insured for o. 500 in the Hamilton
FrerDan's Trust and Brooklyn Companies. The prem
ses were owned by Phelps. Dodge Co. OF New Yor9-
The buildings were destroyed with nearly all they o'a
aimed. ----
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| 't.N HAL hAIIhOAD Oh NJ W -JEhSE
a.enser Depot IN New ork, foot q Lbertyst, and
ai Dtpot 10 New YORK. Pier No. North River connect
a. Hampton junction with the Delaware Lackayap
Western Railroad aud at Eason with the Leigh Valley
,osd ard IL connections forming direct line to Pitts
anj the West, without change of also to the Oil
GRENT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
!so Express Trains daily from the West except Sundays
+ II one evening train
;, .rain daily (sIeept Saiurdays) for the oil region
MY mile, and two hours saved BY this line to Chcsso
Cia4fi. s. Louis, Ac.. with but one change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
IGNORING Nov. 90 les5-Leave New ork as follows
AZ g. H. for Eason. Mauck Chunk. Wiihsmsport, wilkes
tst, ashauoy City. etc.
W.. Tp,ty-At g q. m. for Pennington, Esson. Water
a.. s~tou WilkesbArre Great Bend. Pittson. Brigham
n. e. a..
"a rn.-we.,ern Express. for Ess,on scranton, 9rsat
seao Allentown Reading, Harrisburg, fltsbuizh ana VIC
Vest win but change OF CATS TO CINCINNATI OF lineage
al ati changes 10 St. Louis . o..
z \ TKuy-For Esston. Allentown. hauch Ihuhh'
u,ebsrre wiiamspon. Reading, fottsvie, Harrisburg
p m.-Fos Es.ton Scranton. Ores, Bend Bethlehem
N~:0Wu. Msnch Chunk.
3 D. n.-For sorlervills and Pennington.
,. a-E1press train for the Oil Region snd Enc dsiy
l. ~ saturday.
~ .. ro.-For Somervile.
m.-For Somcrvile. . . - .
Il VI Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West
pn, Car. through from Jersey City to fsourshe cry
1IlzABETHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY;
ave New York IRON foot Lbertys at 10 q. IN. and 4Jo
d. 'rous Pier No. North River ~ - N.
slr. stop al Bergen Point end Mariners Hsr5or.
ies for the West be obtained a. the office OF the
rss i.alIoad Company, foot Of LibeEiysi ~ H. at No
r oase at Nos III aud SIC Broadway, and at the princ
, g'el, JOSIAH D. STEARNS. Superintendent.
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Excess Of registry over yote $3.50. 5000; IL,
Total number registered for the November and
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Return ed

Tn. bremen shin Car. Often which cleared from this port
r Ieshofn on the 28h Of November when three day. out
encountered heavy gale ard sustained such damage a.
Obliged her TO return Tor I,piiI.
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Dort-War6rns' Notite.
STATE OF SEw.YoRK,
Poyr.WARDkSs' OrPICk, No. lV Wa

Polr.WARDESs OrYIcx, No. ~, Walst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section ( the passed April H. 1851 entitled Al
Act 10 eorzz- the Warden Office Of the Port OF New
York TO ali persons interested having charge o. the
sub matter Of such inquiry examination or survey that
the following vessels under examination by tn. foFt
ard~ns ani that the said examinations viii be
completed within days nett succeeding this notice. on
board said ye.rels: So
Sill, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fast River.
HaTi J.auuy.......................JD East River
bfX Irene. Atlantic DV.h
Brig .f.ilpIe stoi''
Sclf ario........................Por Morris.
Sclf. Mary Brewef..............SJ North lil'ef'
MlSTlIOkSE TOMPkINs, President.
j. Arcs TiynRrxAy Secretary.
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bureau drawers at hsr residence. No. LII Thifd -
Yesterday being taken before Justice Hogan sesJ
pleaded guilty. and was committed for trial.
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RlRITAN AND DELAWARE RAyRAU.

.h|SSAD PAIL ARRANGEMENTS, 1865. COM.
sIS v1nh MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. PASSENGER
Essxcss oh CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LONG
.." NO. D. North River, eaily (sandnys excepted as
IScf ~ e m, EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN DI.
xx 1911 passengers for Port Monmoath. Red Bank,
esis,. shars River Fsrmingds-, Squan bricAsburs,
,ro, .ons River. Woodosnsie shsmong. Bsrnessi
-. $780, Jackson. and ell Stations Camden and
70 csmden Ia Eve hours. ~
Wis 70 uslet good for three dsys.....:.....
s so Iss,s Branch .nd inter a.dst. st,,iona
II ks,, H.. SxLiShT LINZ CAMDEN AND NEW YpRk
lrA s., Ssv alsp H., arriving at Camden i:s
<sse Csm3., 49,.
f,aday CIV m, arriving 81 New.Yofk "A w.,
49,, zen : log rsss. Apply to s. c. HAsTY, Loca
"'a osi1' q. j. ". S. ShEDEN, SIp.
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There are wanting in tho above one district each
the With and XIIth wardssand two dstricso OF u
XXiId Ward. o-o
Total registered for the November election 9'''
Total vote II Barlow and Slocum. as polled Now
i',s
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. o
s,,, !, :C6 Sun S-,s.....f3j Moon ses.. o;ab
NIGH WATER THIS DAY 80,
Sandy HOOK. 8i9 Gov sland.. Jjo feh "ss''''i'ii
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CITY NE WIS.

The REGISTRY total number of votes
registered throughout the city Friday and Saturday
last was AS follows:
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Quick DLspATCH.-The bark Pallas, Capt.
sd November discharged and took in full cargo and
passed out Sandy Hook I'd inst, on her return -
Balize hayng been in port only nine days. She 49,
Of Mr.. Josiah Jexs regular packets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04

LAUNCH.-The bark Mamie r. Bell will b
launched from the yard Of her builder, X. r. WnnanA
(reenpoint at halfpast O'Clock on Monday morning.
The Mamie T. Bell is substantially built at an exponso
OF $40 600 and is intended for carrier. Her dimes.
sons are 25 feet length of keel 25 feet beam. IL feet
depth Of hold, and 400 tuns burden.
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|rRIE Trains leave Depot foot

" Or Chsmbers-st.. via Pavoms Ferry:
Day Express. for CanAndaigIa Rochester, bunAo,
surg and West Connects at Buffalo with LAX. shore
Ornd Trunk Railways snd at Salamanca with Atlantic
h. 0r-s. Western Railway. So
"a TO- Min and Way Train. daily TO Oa'viue.
20. EIpress Mail. for Buffalo Salsinanca and Dun
1 CONVEYING with Lake Shore and Ataric and Great
'ssrn Railways.
en- Way Train, for Port Jeryis and New burgn.
81 Night Express for Csnsndagus. Rochester, Buffalo
e.nsnes snd West.
"a. Lightning Express daily, for Cansadasus' Roches
II hga To- Salamanca DunLik, aud West. Connect, si
i,.g sA Lske Shore and Grand Trunk Railways. and at
A.laica with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Ensrant Train, daily, for Bufao, Salamanca Dan
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen1 supt NewYors.
"a K CARR, Cenl Pass Ageat. Newiors
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
III sOADOn and -teI Monday Nov o. trains for Albany
,- connecting wi Northern and Weston trains, VIII
~ Aex OH follows:
- via Hudson River Railroad, Thirtiethst. and
'c'srt. connecting with trans for North aud Wet
"a via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
M Western truiLs.
Va q. via Harlem Railroad Twenty srth.st and Fourth
n tBaectng with trains for North and Wost.
- r. via Hudson River Railroad. connecting at Toy
| e,4a iJr Montreal With sre ping-csrs attached.
| pH via Harlem Railroad connecting with western
"a Seepng-ears attached a. Albany.
ava Hudson River Rairoad; sleeping cars from Ne"
sarao and su,psu.ion Bridge without cnSnse- Inns
y ? A. We Hudson River Rairoad with s,eepinacar' at
'srsetins at Albany and Troy with morning trans
At;;i ssi West.
wM H. VANDERBILT. Vice President.
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ROBBERY OF A SAFE BY FEMAL S.,;o. ro Sut
urday night Officer Croker of the Iomos aran on The
charge Of having during The afternoon Ee,"n
store Of Mr. William H. Burr no. s,ols from the safe
where she well acquainted, ara 9TH which she made
sscsus TIs stolen m0ny vas found in ono Of too
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OSC ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave

'.'hes'hp New ork. az follows:
t e n efseupot Mai, stopping q, oil Stations.
laS . ~ fsr syos.e,
~ H. faplsnk EIpiess, and to GfeenpoH on Saufd'y"
A. T. syos,et Erpress.
s,se IL. ior Farninldale
ms io Rosyn and Glen Head leave az g:O0s m and
~ n, Changing cars at Mn-oa.
Say Ezcurslon ain. leave Hunters Point a. $50 m
H. " HITf. Superintendent.
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rNIrEp srArEs COMMIssloNEWs oFFICE-prc .
-Beiore tomnissiOhrr osBoRN.
THF POISONING o. BOARD THE SHIP HYMAS.

TBg POISONING Of DoABD TgE oIiIP HYMAN.
In this matter the prisoner I.cmlnay. charged
with poisoning William Brown. seaman. board the snip
Hymsp, committed Tor triai today
MURDER OS THE HIGH SEAS.
William Smelling second mate of the ship Valley
Forge charged With numbering Henry Lopor the hxh
seas wa. brought exiunaiion. The charge H. that
lille on the tdp yard with the deceased he en5esvorc to
drive bin the yard and the latter refusing ;Aed
e dca H.. face king him from the yard 4, the
d-cs where he picked dead. The examination
adjourned 20 Wsin ,,Iay rent. G, o'clock p.
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oERIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM y.

- rAAf-foo. Of Bsrclay-st.-On and after Nov a.
=, nsibs for Hscketrstown ard intern ediaio Sta
J.. ~. s.vs at $50 m Mail ExpTess Tor ell statiou'
NnSn, at 4:l0 p. IN. Morri,.orn Express sat p. ia.
5. SCHOCH, Assistaut Supe rintendent.
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c,,pnpmT cOuRT-GrsRnAL TERx-Dyc. 2-h4ior,
W Justice. INoxAuAn LEONARD aud Barnard.
CONSTRUCTION OF C0NT.AcR
Uuderhil agt the North Ametiyan Kerosene Ga
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NV JERSEY RAILROAD.-Tra;ns leave
- Corlzndt st.. for PHILADELPHIA at 10 and llD
xt M md .. tn, snd IL midnight: for BAL1InoRn
|ss gnsfos Band 1850 D w., y. IT,, and IL mid
aAsy Tickets not receivable IN the .. train
'ef PARTICULARS 100 bills ut oatce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-16
THE EVENING STAR.
A Wild Native Sleek for Pearrree..

The report OF the Secretary OF the Maine
Board Of Agriculture, for 1863, gives an &C.
count OF the experiments OF Mr.. Jefferson
Stuhhs, OF hampden, Maine, with the common
Shad- bGsa as a stock for pears. The scrub Is
Amtldmchter Cdnddsnsss, grows all over
the country, and is known by the popular
names of Shad. bush, Juneberry, Service tree,
and Sugar pear. 1t presents great variety in
the size CT Us bowers and the character of its
leaves and is one Of the most conspicuous
shs ubs in May. Mr.. ) transplants his trees
from the GODS, heads them back severely, and
gratis on the new growth produced. He
claims that they bear early and constantly, and
that they are perfectly hardy. He has an or
chard Of two hundred and fifty trees treated
IN this way, including the following varieties:
Madeline, Tyson, Buffum, Pratt, Bartlett
Flemish, Beauty Onondaga, Louise Bonnie
Sickle, Beurre Diel, Urbsnisth, and Winter
Nens. A western nurseryman states that ne
mas bu dded on this stock, and that the trees
promised well, tut that in moving his nursery
they were lost sight OF. The subject - an in
teresting one. and il any have had experience
with this stock Of pears. they should commu-
nicatp it
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR MANURE.

ouARfERaisrER GENERAL OFFICE,
FIRST DIvIsIoS,S
WASHINGTON CRY, February II, 1855
sealed PI"Iosss will he received 81 this Office
phil WEDNESDAY, March Il 1875. st ~ o'clo"K
NJ, for the sale 1t a the MANURE that may 90
procured IRON the shles cerrsls Of ths dies
hero Nep"t near Washington D c within the
tEaive months reNt succeeding April |. Is5.
fhe succPs sfui bidder will he qsIrad To have
harges er boats inoores at the wharf at Gie,bnro
10 c"psIsi.t readiness t. receive the manure watch
may accumulate. The United states will deliver
TOE M nuye in The said barges or bos's. and will
loaded.
dders must state the D ice per cubic yard.
An oath of egsnee will be required from asoh
bidder.
PAYMENT will be required 70 Re made in Govern
me mt funds At The end of each month for TIE IHa'
hnre deliver. d ia The barges during the month;
Bonds with approve ed securities, will De required
nom Tbs, parry awarded, in the sum OF tea ihou'
sahd no tRbj dollars
Proposals uusf be add ressod 70 the undersigned,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. and marked on the envelope,
proposals for Manure"
JAMES A EKfN,
Colonel in charge First pivis,9a,
fe n-fMI5 M O. ID.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
nRPICE BALTIMORE Il OHIO HI. CO.,
~ WASHINGTON. December Is, 1864,
~ y - go -

- - 80 ssaasss:eg -
r1 ad afr and 5..ne9.
m - run f i MOy vss s S1ar
Arrive At Bsltimars 800 AN.
Ne; s27EEw YORK Z PHILADELPHIA Elk.
$50 Ars'' NJ It
No: s.stLTIMosE 4 wss1nRN TRAIN
Stations. Connecting al Refsy izith he Nail Tr.in
for the West, and rsachile Baltimore ct 1900
No. 4-Ezw YORK MAILFRAIN-Leavs wash
inston lila ~. Arrive at Baltimore ct !S:s3
No. s-BALrIMoK1 TRAIN AND WAY STA
lps Relay With ts sHo Arrive n ST.
timors 4:43PM.
Iii AsD
trsiD Stops Bsis1is, Laurel ana
PRESS TSAiS.tes7sso Washington 600 = :.
5,
Ing lire. lssvipg New York for the Hast North
sol by this train which is limited in capacity By
Coy trEmsnt orders to insure the mails
Leave Washin sson o4s y. and ar1i1e .s H sslti
more s:25 Pm
sEER YSRk 4sD
p NJ; stopping at Relay House fsr Western psssen.
gers to take Express Train for Grafton, wheeling,
Parkersburs, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at 6:15 An
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the s:15 A. N. and the and 1870 P. N. from
Washing ton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
THE ONLY TRAINS Fk0M WAsa1EGTeN
A. n. and P. N. for Baltimore. and 7;so M:
the s P for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West, as we'll ~ to
the Station Ticket Office at all hsurs in the day. IS
we'll rs at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, PennBylvsnia avenue, between "A and
9Th streets.
BAGGAG u will be checked at sill hours,-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
the de parture of the trains.
ALL PASS ENGERs. " he Their soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line, established for the general ad
vantas e. such IS tie keeping of one or more cars
exclufivey for ladies and heir attendants and the
prevention Of smoking IN any oaf !ne smokers
with the decisions of the, agents or conductors
in regard to their Seats tickets etc. especially in
the hurry Of starting the trains.
W. P. SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
l. M COLE, General Ticket Agent. dec 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-16
Make your own Neats- foot Oil.

A correspondent OF the Germantown Tele.
graph tells what they do with beeves' legs in
his family
"Tbe boots are chopped off and the other
portions are cracked and boiled thoroughly
From thesurface of this boiled mass, about one
pint of pure meats foot oil is SKINNED, which is
unsurpassed by any other oleaginous matter
for harness, shoes &c. After the oil Is taken
off, the water is strained to separate from it
any fatty particles that may remain, and than
il Is hoiled again, until upon irving it is found
1t VIII settle into stiff jelly. Iii then poured
into hat-bottomed dishes, and when cold cut
INTO suitable sized pieces. 1t hardens in fe "
days, and you will then have a very fine arti.
Gle OF glue, free from Impurities OF every kind,
sufficient for family use for 6 twelve. month.
by taking portion of this glutnous SUBJ
stance before il becomes too thick, and brush.
ing it over pieces OF silk YOU will have inst as
much court ploste, as You desire, inodorous, te-
nacicus, and entirely free from those poisonous
qualities which cause las much of the article
sold by apothecaries does) inflammation, when
applied to scratches, cuts, and sores"
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ChoT IL Z M O.:

OK IT IL Z M CT
GOING !-GOING LGOING!
DOWN THEY 60
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES.
J. H. SMITH AND SMITH BROTHERS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSE or WASHINGTON,
No 46O AND 464
SEVENTH STREET, Opposite the Post Office.
ALL goods sPONaKD.
Where you can find all the latest styles Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH
AMERICAN
WALKING COATS,
A''eS' S'''e' PEG TOP PANTS,
DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS
AND
BUSINESS SUITS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE.
LARGEST STOCK
BOYS oIIo5rH1se
THE CITY.
TIE LARGEST STOCK
pIEoE" GOODS
CUSTOM WORK.
All Of which we offer at
UNUSUAL Low PRICES
sENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, sUsPENDERs,
&C., de-
j. q. SMITH. No. 400,
And
SMITH BROS, No. 464,
CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS,
Seventh Street. opposite Post Office,
fe l. I'm Warrington.
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CLOTHING.

GREAT REDUCTION IN OLOTHINGl
In order to make room for Spring Goods, now
offer to the public great iEducementin
ALL STYLES OF OVERCOATS
English. French and American Double and Sim
gle Breasted
WALKING AND SACK COATS
A large variety Of Black Plain and Fancy CASH
mere
PANTS AND VESTS
And many other articles in this line. too numer.
ous to mention, which shall sell of from now
ntil the first of March ut greatly reduced prices
The above goods are all made and trimmed in the
latest New York sty les. A. STRAUSS,
Pa. av.. bet. 10th an 18th SITS and
feb 9-lm* IT'S Pa. av., bet 18th and 18th SITS.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. ESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of Ingredients in these Pills is
the result of q long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and cannot DO harm to
the most delicate: tain in correcting lrragu-
larlties Painful MenstruatiOn, removing all OBJ
structions " neither from cold or otherwise, head
ache pain iE the side, pal pitation OF the heart
whites. all nervous afecti ions. hysterics fatigue,
main in the back and limbs. &c., disturbed aleep.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of q new tn the treat
ment of ir ssuarites aud Constructions which have
cons gned so many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female enjoy good health vi ess she is regular,
and " whenever an obstruction takes place the gen.
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form
DIATE and PERSIST ENT sUCCEss DON'T
BE DECEIVED. Take this iveriisemenI to
your Druggist. AID tell him that you rant ths
BEST AID most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI-
CINE IH THE WORLD. which is comprised in
those Pills
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been q Standard Remedy for over thirty
wears, and the most affectual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are inya BILE, tndaetng, ,cith
tnant,, Fer1od,cdl regularity. They are known to
thCusauds who have used them at di ferent periods
through out the country, having the sanction of
so me Of the ost jaent Physre,ans in Anlsrica
EaFirit di, ects0hS. stating trhen they should not be
used with each Bex-the Price One Dollar per Boz,
or Boa es for S., containing from 50 to 80 Pills
FOR sALH BY ALL DRUGTIsT5
HUTCHINS Il HILLYER, nroprietors,
dec 10 eoly,a 81 Cedar St, New York.