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The Harris Divorce tnse.

fFrcm the Hartford (Conn Timesl
A dispatch from New Lcrccn states that
IGdge Phelps has rendered decision in the
Harris divorce case, which has created so
much scandal during the past mo2ta The
Judge declared divorce TO Mr.. Harris. ard
refused TO award alimony TO Mrs Harris
Both parties sued for divorce, the wife 10 get
allmony, the husband 90 avoid il, and TO get
rid of his "bPtter halt" Both We're richly
entitled 10 their walking papers. Harris, on
divers occasions, choked the 6oman aud
pounded hcr-choked her nntil she cafuc near
flying away 10 heavenly spheres, and pound
ed her till her shoulders and back were black
for fortnight.
On the other hand. once upon a time, she got
him down on the FROM stepstone and stretched
his whisksrs-holding him ain chancery''
until the servant came ont and mopped her Of;
and then she had passion for "soft eyes
thought Major " illIaIns had very soft eyes,
and wrote a loving letter 10 him, besides treat
ing him with a woman's tondness when he
called % see her; ard on several other occa-
sions manifested love and showed an init
macy with other Gentlemen OF mid eyes, not
al all gratifying to her husband, whose eyes
evidently, IN the estimation of his warm heart
ed wife, Were rather hard than otherwise.
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TELEGRAMS. &c.

Turner, member of the late Confederate
Congress, is elected to the United States House
of Representatives from the Raleigh district of
North Carolina. Clark, who cannot take the
test cath, is elected i'm the Newhern district,
over Lehman, who can take ID. The other die
tric's are not heard from. Governor Holden
mas received telegram from Secretary SewaId
rtqueeung MN. IN the name OF the Preside NJ 20
continue 20 exercise the functions of Governor
until otherwise ordered.
The executive officers OF the Fenian Brother
hood have engaged a spacious mansion in the
upper part Of New York city rs their head
quarters. The president and different bureaus
Will move into II his week. The Express saws
the present organization is otmterded for the
government Of the future Irish Republic, but
only 10 aid Irish patriots in the struggle for
independence by arms and money.
The Tunis Ambassadors arrived Yesterday
morning in Providence, X. l. During the day
they received attention from the Mayor aud
president of the Board Of Aldermen To-day
:ihey VIII visit the University, Antheneum,
and several large manufacturing establish
ments. In the evening they will be enter
tanned at the residence Of the Mayor.
despatch from Montgomery, Alabaml
says that Robert NJ. Patton, the nominee of the
State Convention. has been elected Governor
ard that e. g. Langdon. Major George G..
Freeman and General Cullen A. Battle have
elected members of Congress. This dispatch
states that none Of these can take the test oath
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad has com
menced suit against the Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati railroad FOR damages amounting 10
over million and a half Of dollars for break-
ing the contract existing between the two
roads, whereby the latter used the track of the
former from Cincinnati TO Iawrenceburg
The captain of the Moneka, arrived yesterday
at Fortress Monroe, reports an unknown
steamer anchored near the beach, seventy miles
out, abandoned. She has black huh and
white wheelhousss. The Moneka was short of
coal, and therefore could not tow her.
The City Bank OF Trenton, n. J., has closed
Its office, but its paper is redeemed at the Mpr-
chants RaDk. The City Bank is under the
general. banking law, 1T securities are deposited
with the State treasurer for the redemption OF
bills.
Col MARYLAND, General Agent of the Post
Office Department, has arrived in Oregon. on a
tour Of inspection.
The ST. Louis Democrat announces the first
case Of cholera in that city.
All the United States colored troops have
left the Rio Grande.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TWO EAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DR.
STRICKLANDS PILE REAEDY.
, IT. Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benent OF all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with aggrs-
yated case nf Piles, and his brother discharged
from the army as Incurable, (he being quite para
iyzed with the Pies) Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DIR STRICEbAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommr ndatton of those
gentlemen, beside the daily testi timonials received
fy DR.. Strickland, ought to convince thoee su fer
ing that the most aggravated chronic eases of Piles
are cured by DR. Stricklsnds Pile Remedy. IT IL
sold by Druggists every where. Sold by j. w.
NA1RE Co; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and 302 Ninth street. oc Ally
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RENTS or NEW YORK HoTELs.-The annual
rents paid by the proprietors Of several of the
principal hotels IN the city of New York ex
elusive of stores, is as follows: Fifth Ayenne
SSO,CcO; st. Nicholas and Metropolitan. $4,000:
Astor, S50,0OG; New York, S5c,61o; 81. Denuis
S3o,CoC Everett, S4n,1t; Hoffman, SIS. .0D0 and
Howard, COO. The Metropolitan and 81.
Nicholas are owned hy A. II. Stewart and he
kstor by VIM. Il. Astor
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CTHr SrRlNeFIELp ARyoEy.-Au the tore,c

GTHR SPRINGFIELD ARxoRY.-An the foreign
aIme cent among the old guns to the armory,
except the Spence-s and EnfieIds, are u be
sold At auctiol in a few weeks There are
about two thousand OF them now TIE Old
gnns continue TO arrive in large numbers
Within the last three DAYS four hundred and
ten boxes have come from CbattanoOga. onis-
Vile and Nashville, part OF a large lot expected
from those plaees-Spr'HafeId (kas,.) Eep@6Ii-
G0D. Nor. 10.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
RoAD.-Sias Seymour, Esq, has been appoint
ed chief. and Chas. Il. Morse assistant engi-
neer, of the Alexandria and Frederick sburc
railroad. The engineers corps win commence
the survey OF this road in few days IL is
proposed 10 run two trial lines-one by the
river, the other direct to Frederieksburg from
Alexandria. AS soon as the location of the line
is determined upon, the construction of the
road will be put under contract
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EECRET nISEASEA

SAMARITAris GIFT is the most certain, safe aud
snecfual remedy-indeed, the Only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
cent cases In twenty -four hours. No mineral, NO
saisam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken Ii
70 the soidieri hope, and o friend TO these who do
male, &3.
sANAHITAHs Roof AND HERE JuIcKs-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrsfula, Ulcers,
Tor %. Bold BY q. O. Ford See advertisement. ms
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O r FL CT A l..

Wsr Dspartment, Adjutnnt Gsnerars OTeel
Washington, November Is, 1875.
The following named officer, charged with Of
fences; and heretofore published. is exempt froa
being dismissed the service OF the United States,
the Military Com mission INSTITUTED BY Special Or
ders No. a3 series of 1873, from the War Depart
ment, having reported that satisfactory defence
hs. been made in his case Major Myron W. Wood
I'd Wisconsin cavalry.
+. d. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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EThe balloon wedding tour, for which
preparations for a considerable time bad been
in progress, took place in New York Wednes
day. There was large assemblage OF spectators
collected in tie lower part of the Park and all
the contiguous region TO see the bridal marty
go up. only two persons accompanied the
bride and bridegroom. After very pleasant
excursion through the upper air, they landed
at Mount Vernon, Westchester county, about
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CAEAED.--Ib be story published in Fridays
New York papers, that he .sFrench Govern
ment have lodged complaints at the custom
house against five steamers now in New York
barhor, and against one hundred aRd twenty
five persons, specifying them by name. in the
case of the vessels. for being destined 10 carry
arms and munitions of war to Mexico, and IN
the case OF the persons as being sympsthiz,rs
with the Liberal cause" turns out TO be 4 ca-
nard
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The SUITS AGAINST GENERAL WooL-It
will be Temem bered that during the admins
trsiioD Of military and civil matters IN this city
and Stale by Major General John T. Wool,
known Union citizens, A. ID. Evans. Thos II
Rich. Thomas SeweiI, Jr., and Thos H. Gard
ner, Were by his orders arrested for openly
Condsmning the course pursued by Kim to wards
various persons, residents of Baltimore county,
who had previously entertained Harry Gilrnor
and others Of the Rebel arIny during the raid OF
1S62 Suits Were instituted in the Superior
Court claiming damages TO the amount of
S2r,tCC; the case lwas removed 10 the United
States Circuit Court. few days ago General
Wool appeared in court, but the trial of the
case was postponed until the next term. Hon.
Henry Winter Davis, who was counsel for the
plaintiffs, has Withdrawn from the cases. and
Henry Stockbridge, Esq, now acts as such
Bdlf1poTe American
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can eonscientiously recommend to those suf
fering from q distressing cough. DIR. sTRICK-
LANDS NEBLIFLU6US COUGH BALSAM
1t gives relief almost ins ard is withal
EOtdisagreeable TO the taste. There 10 no doubt
Init the hellifuous Cough Balssm is one Of the
beat preparations in and is all that its propri-
etor claims for IL. We have tried it during the
past week and found relief from most dist ressin
cough. 1t is prepared by DR. Strickland, No. 39
Sycamore street. Cincinnati. Ohio. and tor sale by
Druggists. Sold by J. W. NAIRN CO, also at
YATES Drug Store, and CHAS. CHRISTI
ANTS, 311 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth street.
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CoNFIsCATIoS.-We understand that a great
many VI the gentlemen of this city, who have
been pounced on and libel after libel nut upou
their properly, and the property advertised
day after day for sale, until the costs amou MT
to 50, GO and upwards, design TO carry the
cases up 70 the Supreme Court where the whole
matter Will be thoroughly ventilated and sey-
eral cases OF "cheap bargains" we hope will be
quashed. We learn that the ablest legal talent
both here and in Washington has been en-
plcyed.-Richmond Times
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ANTICIPATED TEoUBLE.-tio Peirpoint
has appointed Thos. Croxton, Esq, of Tappa-
hammock. Essex county. Va, adjutant and first
lieutenant OF militia. with authority TO orran
ize a company OF 100 mounted men for the pr1-
tection of the county, consequent on the taik Of
some trouble with the freedmen. Such move
ments are only precautionary, but they dis
play proper appreciation of the times
Rickwond Sentinel
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@ A great land slide occurred at Race Bend.
Tenn, torfy miles above Memphis, recently.
portion OF the bank about three hundred feet
IN length and seventy-dve in depth. tell down
like an avalanche on two barges near the
thore, containing 24o0 bales of hay, crushing
them TO atoms and sinking them instantly. -
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COIGATEs HONEY soAp

This celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such universal
demand. is made from the choicest materials, is
ntId and erolient in its nature Jra.-natly scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the sk
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ian
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6The French steamship Europe, which
bad been detained at the New York Quaran-
tine for several days, reached the city On Tues
day last, commeneed dischaTging a full cargo,
took IN 400 tuns Of coal. and was reloaded ali
within the short period OF 20 hou-s, leaving
again for Havre punctuslly at noon Friday
(her regular day., with about l5o cabin passen-
GOV
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POLICE REPoR rs Th,rd Precinct- Patrick
Barns and VIM. Mortimlr, disOrderly; 60 -
each. j. I. GadInan. do! s. So Chas. Mich.
olson, drunk dismissed. Timothy HagserIy
drunk and disorderly; slJ.A.
Fifth Prectnct.-Nace Diggs, Chas. Peyton,
Edward IomaN, disordrriv: locked up. An
drew Wood and Rudolph Ruke, do: q. Frank
Smith. do: S5. Also. for carving weapons:
S2o Rudolph Ruke, threats; bail for peace
Te1k PTeoinct-Wn. Good and John West,
violating Corporation ordinance: 81 each. Jos
Win neld, Albert johnson, Wyatt johnson.
do; 81 90 each. John Ross, drunk and Gisor-
derly; $50. r. II. DavlOr, Vagrant work
bouse. VIM. Barry, violating Corporation or
dinance: 81 90. Armistead Mccarthy. profan-
iy; S5.90. Bell Shoemaker. throwing stones;
$3.50. Henry w. Griffith, disordeTly; 81. wm.
Dyson, do: slO.9o. Henry Neal grand larceny;
Iaii for cOurt
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JAIL FOR IhRCENT.--Henry Neal, colOred,
WAS arrested yesterday by O!ticSr Barker, OF
the Seventh Ward, for the larceny OF money
from the counter drawer in the saop Of John
Clark, on L. between I'd and Cd streets south,
on The 9th inst The money amounted 10 g,
silver, and Justice Handy committed the pris-
oner TO Jail for grand larceny.
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h~ From some statistics made up a. the War
Department of the casualties TO our general Of
feers during the war, il appears that we had
eight major generals an6 seventeen brigadier
generals Killed outright in battle, while two
major generals and nine brigadier generals
died of wounds received in action. and seven
teen generals Of the two ranks died of disease
In the year 1862 our losses of general officers IN
than fifteen, while during the present wear. or
from the end of 1864 TO the close OF the war we
lost hut one general, though the fighting was
great and decisiya -
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THE CHOLERA AT NEW YoRE-Anothpr
meeting Cf the Health Commissioners was held
yesterday TO dIyIse means for meeting the yisI-
tation OF the cholera. in case il shall reach our
city. DR.. Sayre reported the result of his visit
toWoshington 10 procure from the government
The privilege of selecting site on Sandy Hook
for cholera hospital. So far his efforts have
not met with success: but negotiations are in
progress 20 secure a location for the purpose at
Fort Schuyler, on the East river. 1t is pro-
posed TO assign a suitable number of men 70
the duty of making sanitary inspections of the
city and rendering daily reports of all matters
dangerous to the public health which may
come under their observation. No new cases
OF cholera are reported in the bay. The work
OF offumlgating the AtalRnta is in progress -
N. i. Herald, 11h.
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MARRIAGE .GD UFTIp.cv

IN Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, just Published by the Howard Association,
snf cent In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Association, Philadelphia, Pa oc 93m
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SUNDAY BALL PLAGERs.-Beu. Waters. l..
Jones, Alfred Platter, Frank Naan, ROb't Cad
way, john hutchins, Silss Washington, A bra
ham ROLES, Samuel Lee and John WaD-rs. all
colored. were arrested yesterday by officer
Sprague, OF the Fifth Ward, for playing ball.
They were fined Al 90 each by Justice Handy
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BANK ERS.

BANKERS.
JAY COOKE CO..
ANKERs,
Wtss.sk ssrses, opposite 7rsssSry,
Buy and sell At current rates, and keep Awsys
en- hand, full supply of AL
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
7-3o TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c.,
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTERs CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS suada
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
Il. p. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke Co.. ;, President
wM. g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
18th ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DzrAlrnsx,.
Government secaritiss with Treasurer United
States.
|ONE MILLION DOLLARs.A
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE 4 Co., -
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 1-30 LOAN,
We will ill all orders with promptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission to Rank.
and Bankers.
A constant supply sf the Notes on hand and ready
for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make eolleo.ions
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOvEEH.
aENT LOANS at ali times eheerfuliy furnished
WIN q. HUNTINGTON. Ca.hisr.
WAsHISsToN. March 20. 1855. n1l-n
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEAT0NS ITCH OINTMENT. II
cures Itch and Salt Hheum in ss hours; slso cure
Chillblsins. Cloers and ell Eruptions OF the Skin
Sold by all Druggists. J. y. GILMAN,
mar B-1v $50 PennsyivaniA svenne.
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CENTRAL GUARDToUsE CAsEs-w A Wal
lace, drunk; Benz. Holmes, Frank Allen and
Marian Mitchell. creating nuisance: 81 each.
Laura Hollis, DO dismissed. Caroline King.
disorderly; s.. }. &. LaEge, fast riding; dis
missed
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND SACRED CoNCERT

GRAND SACRED CoNCERT
4ansbTT TF!sBTE fgEsfh, fEEEfN ,FHgIsq9gAs NJ, 3.,s
Under the Direction of SIGNOR sTRINI.
PRoGRAMME-PARTI.
l. re Deun II. M1mmath
MRS CURLEY..
q as TGG
l. sOlO Soprano ss IS ,s tM MARA hercadants
Mr. V. CGULFIEID..
MISS PAGE, MRS. REYYOLps. 1sr'Au""''
Coorus-'Na Pensero" Verdi
l. pne,te and Chorns-"M Magnify Jehovahs
Solo ns 6 a.,sr ag1ar. AT MiII,n, MIi
j. 9nsrfette."God is our Hope and
MRS. ctRLLY, MRS SMALL, MIR. 'ii; KEYsEs,
4. pu.,,s-,.cor,.SnloG SlG; noir sTKlNi, sI,s us
MRS sssGE, G'E SsiIs' Mr. BUKSEf: EH:r'.a"n''
o 'O'0 S0Pran'7sisry Mss cTkEEY & Gos Nsak0mm
Hope. Oh Children. Verdi
GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue. near willard g Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER 4 &CO................ Directors
LEONARD GROVER--...O. d. HESS.
Manager
SIX NIGHTS OF THE LEGITIMATE DRAMA
NO PIECE WILL BE REPEATED THIS WEEK
HoNDAh EVENING: Nov. IS, 1876,
VIII lie presented George Z. Lovell's beautiful
10 hns nSvs Sac GGRdEIGE,
With BTan1 Tna cisHt EAST OF oFFtEHEeRAsEsrs tHeRAsErEsRs
The Performance will conclude with the laugha-
ROMANCE UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
Tomorrow Nieht, George Colman, the youngers,
TIE raE'iisIS hEiE AZ a9Pfdyw fRyw.
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvsnis avenue and Ninth street
GEORGE LEA Propriercr
SENSATION SENSATION
sEEw PIECES 2.
THE FENIAN's TRIUMPH,
AND
YANKEE COURAGE
THE STREETS OF WASHINGTON.
TBE THREE FAST MEN
GREAT FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE,
90 LOVELY LADIES.
OVER 100 AETISTES.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY!
EDWARD BLANCHARD
And his TRAINED DOGS soon.
DRoES. J. W. 4 II. P. KREIs' DANCING
Il ACADEMY,
PARKER'S HALL,
Psnnsyivsnfa avenue. betw cen 9th and 1th sts,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring TO enter can de 20 now, a. We are
continually forming new classes the quarter "A
commencing with the nrst lesson. ALI In
formation IN regard to terms, &C, can be had a
by apply ing as above tfA
Days and RoE-s Of Txit,sn:
For Ladies. Misses and Masters Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from TO o'clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
~ to 10.
Practicing Assemblies every Thursday evening
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring.
Circnlars be had at J r. Ellis; Philp 4
SolOmOn's, and other boAk and music stores; also.
BY applying at the Academy during the hours Of
from 10 a. m. to p. from to and 10 10 o. M
or during the hours of tuition
A note addressed TO the Academy will meet with
nr att
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"a JAMES TOPHAM d CO.'S Rru
3 TRUNK, SADDLERY,
AND
LITARY EQUIP MT
MANUFACTORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~SeO-s
SEVENTH STREET,
Oas Door NortA O Odd Fsaotcs' Ha1
Where they continue to manufacture and have
on sale . large and fne assortment ef
TRUNKS. vALIsEs.
TRAVELLING BAGS.
SADDLES. HARNESS,
HORSE COVERS.
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS,
SWORDS, BELTS,
HAvERsACKs, WHIPS,
BITS, SPURS.
no., kc., &o
AT Low PRICES.
trunks, &c, repaired promptly and thoroughly
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded BY the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore
October slst, 1884; also, the highest premium,
bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics, In.
,:itute OF Washington, ID. O., in Isa. -.
SOLE AGENTS
Eo- District of Columbus and Alexandria Va for
TRAEK hILLEBs
CELEBRATED PREMIUM
HARNESS OIL.
Dealers supplied at the lowest
tsbs-Iy FACTORY PRIZES.
" EDWARD CLARK,
UMBER DEALER,
Virginia avenue, between s!h and leth streets east
near U. Q. Navy Yard.
~ Constantly ON hand large stock Of al kinds
Of LU ABER.
Prices as low a. the lowest. B.2n'
Is RhKuMArIo OINTMENT
Il again for sale ct G.. E. .KENNEDY's, (ssle
sgent) No. sos 7th street and AIS eth st., Wash
inston City. All orders for the trade should be sd
&C Elm. No. SO John st., New York City.
ny K. y. PA GE.
Ss * At
:sD.i0n EMU, 70 ths sale Of houses, ,Ies, Farm: aad
ns Rorss. sud csrrisase on sales ie's anser Dess x
Of snd b.
4 ises, or at my Auction Room,
''sh advances made on K slI ( FsOps,gasd q goods.
oc ~ IN sO2 ia - nRder Odd Fello as Hall
49,. Int. 4 Chron
| ET }. nEIBERGER,
l. Successor 70 II. =, Lcuaon Co.
| r. CITIZENS, AND MILfTARY
| ... wv MERCHANT TAILOR
s H.rSogpp.s,S. .sS p.rSv Es,sI. ,ats Bro'e.'s. w
VIII Warrington. p. o.
| IFE AND SPEECHES on ANDREW JOHN
| 4. son, president OF the United States, by Frank
| Moore Life Of Michael AneelO. by Herman G INN
els. fse isl FRAECK TAYLOR
l MISSES OFBRIAS, No. t,I01 Walnut "A
Ist street, Philadslpbis. win open PARTsSSV
| MILLINERY, for thr winter, on Thurs *
1 DAY, November ed, 1855, oc q -eolms7