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Agents Wanted =
The Secret Service, The Field, The
Dungeon, and The Escape,
By ALERT D. RIcH4RDsON.

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Delnon; his thrilling capture; his confinement for
twenty months In seven different rebel prisons; his
nearly 400 miles, 1t will abound in stirring events,
ana contains more Of the fact incident and romance
OF n Ine war than any other work yet published.
ally returned and disabled officers and soldiers in
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doubling applicant. Send for circulars. Address
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
THE Southgate Property, on Pleasant St., the lot
Il containing about 1900 square feet. For terms,
&C., application may be made to
GEO. E. B. JACKSON, Administrator,
apl6d6 30 Exchange St.
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To Let.

To Let.
II ARGE CHAMBERS over ITO and 112 Federal St
- Apply to Y
ap19dt Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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Copartnership Notice.

I HAVE this day formed partnership under the
Il firm OF
WRIGHT 8 CO.,
for the purpose OF doing General Commission Busl-
ness, special partner having furnished a Cash
Capital Of three hundred thousand mil reis lRs.
800 O0:OOO$O00l
Mr.. John 5. Wright No. SO Wall Street, New York,
win act as our Agent IN the United States.
We give our Power OF Attorney to Mr. g. G. T.
Wright, late Of the House Of Maxwell, Wright q
Co.
Any business conhded to our care win have our
best attention. @. GRANVILLE WRIGHT.
Rio de Janeiro, May 0, 1855. jun2Oeod2m
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Union uluminating Oil.

Union Illuminating Oil.
tHE undersigned has no hesitation in offering this
= On to the public. 1t will burn in common Fluid
Lamps and emits no unpleasant odor while burning
IL consumes as slow Kerosene when used in those
Lamps 1t is perfect substitute for FLUID, safe ano
non-explosiye. 4
JOHN PURINGTON.
Portland, May 4, 1866 M eodsm
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For Sale and to Let.
House Lot for Sale.


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House Lot for Sale.
OITUATED on the corner of Deering and Henry
y SITS, 80 100 feet. Enquire Of
july25 dtf is 1877 Commercial st.
Boat for Sale.
TWENTY feet long; Sails, Anchor, &c., in good
'f0''' - BENJAMIN KNIGHTS,
July 26-d2w* Atlantic Wharf
For Sale.
49, The valuable three story BRICK HOUSE
Hill; and LOT on the corner Of State and Spring
Ill Streets, now occupied by Mrs, Mcclellan.
Portland, July 12-d2wis 12s Middle St.
For Sale.
A ONE and q half story House, centrally located,
IA containing finished rooms, with wood-house'
&C.; cellar cemented; furnace in cellar; plenty wa
ter. Possession given about middle September, 1866
PEARSON g SMITH,
10 and II Willow Street.
fo Portland, July 9th, 1S65.-dtf
Alternate House Lots for Sale.
90 HOUSE LOTS at from 10 to III cts. per foot,
20 within from 10 to 10 minutes ak Of the Post
Once, and only from II to minutes walk of the
Horse Railroad. The above limited number of Alter
nate HOUSE LOTS new streets already located is
offered at the above named prices for the purpose OF
encouraging the building of Houses, thus giving to
parties who make the first purchase the advantage OF
the rise the land which is sure to follow the I'M
provements. Gsa
For plans Of Lots and Streets, apply to
iulv14-6W No. IA Middle Street. stairs.
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ness covsa Days Dixon fsrveu Foot Fpster Hail. Hsr.
n, Hsrri' Hrudrr.on Hendchs johnson horEsn Morrill,
III
So the Senate refused to abolish the substitute clause
in TIE original enrolment bill
Mr.. HHNDMcKs offered amendment exemptlne
The heads o. Executive Departments Judges OF the Uni
their term Of service which was rejected BY the follow
ing vote: .,.
! fEAs-Menr, Brown, Purk,lsw, Devils, Ecndriehs'
Pomsroy, Powell. Rldd,e, fru'ubull and Wright
ress Cowsu, DIas Faw,n toe.e, Foster, Grimes, Hsi.
Ian. RoTs bs,d,r-en Howard Johnson Lane Ono Lsns
(I.eu) Morgan morrill,. ky., Rsmsey sheinsr si-"si
Summer, Ter Eyer. Van Wrinkle icy ana "i'o'-"'
Mr. MORRILL, offered amendment, which vs'
adCpteo ihs any person liable 10 drah, who sla re,
move hmse,f beyond the Jurisdiction OF the | aHsu
states g. the purpose OF Goiiug the dIah snsL I've
deemed 10 have forfeited he citizenship. ,,.,
NJ. DAVE oasrsd 81 sn siosncment an aSoliI1n ~.
sfcon that before another arst sbn be oi!nfce" Nv
and al excuses on former calls shall be citoleu cru
that all ppti0nS shall he made before the dri' 'aA'
place. A. r 4,
On the adoption Of this amendment Mr. pAvis de.
mauded the yes and nays; yeas il, nays -, 80 'Ne
amendment not adopted
Mr.. HfErRICKs moved to STRIKE ont the sevehtn sec
ton Il the bill. which provides that al VINO nav oe
ted siCM tie navy, ana hhhn no, iet"u,'
Themselves in sixty DAYS after lie pssssfe OF ths p'
shs! be deprived O1cIzensLip. ana siai DC Ie.e ~
United States. The amendment wss no. adopted
The bill, "a amended was then passed
OHIO RlVIR BRIDGE.
Mr. POWELL moved the pOstp remeid OF all prior or
ders o- tine purpOsc Of considering the Oil 10 an horhe
tie construction OF bridge over the ONO hi'er AZ
Louisville -.
Pending the consideration of this question the Senate
odioprued.
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BAnrLETrAher' lor, md ns';ln. Is. .. HSGa4. W,
Feb q. ws.hin',on a. berlt "a ne tNh yssf % lis SO
Not Of th. fgnrr.l viii be given here.iier
CLARKE-on Monday nishs, feb. 6. OF heart dlsea,s o
Eougss Ctrt. % year, Of 'he late Eh claise
10 a. n 1husdey. nom his late residence. No Rt "e'
III, remain. will be taken to Bridgeport foE irsTuen,
CAULDwEII,-.on Tuesday Th inst anna ~, isush,er Of
III :, sivrs lud friends q The family tny Invited
her funeral from the eHdcne. Of her fstbsr No IL
E,, Twenty :ourtbst.. Tnursdsy ssEnoeh ~ O'clock.
without farther not!rr.
,DoRsETT-on Iu.,tay norin, Fse T. Ahs, vii. Of John
The spd friends Ct the frry respectfully invited
TO s.ud he funeral from her lse residence No. ~ DON'T
nick THURSDAY 9h ins1 si 0sloes without further
Pougnserpne lrsi please copy.
OARNIsS-At Newsrk. ". j.. Sunday Fob. 6. Thomas
w. Gsrri,s forlcgly y M. ciiy
The licid. IL. ilnry Invited to ,end hi'
funer-l from the Ccrigs " e. Church Mafsetst Eersrs
uAs " II De taken to Mor.istown. NJ j., informant.
HILLOn 1ns,day 5h inst the Rev. Ley L. Hii, sssa :.
yeArs II months aud " DAYS.
Maahsan onaan1sry X T., AID the Masonic Fraternity
m as r,.dsne. No. ~ ws.. or sdda,
sta oclocs without fGT;her Invitation.
Hudson. Cr,ssl and Kingston pap-r please copy.
JoNES-At sou,hampion, L. L. on Monday. Feb ansf .
ring illpess WI. Townsend Jones' ofthis city.
The 10 sivr. and s nds Of Tie si, respectfully invited
to attend hi, funeral, At Southampton, on Thursday VI
inst, ct p. IA.
LAMBFRT-On Monday evening Feb g. Eleanor H., wife Of
Join H. Lambert and dsu sh,sr CT the lso Hhsn Brown
ing -,
TIE r rds And relatives Of tie family invited 10 attend the
funeral her late resi irucs No. 7sa West 1ssnteth
Thursday nh last. ct O'Clock p IN, without fEths'
notice.
RITrER-In Railway, N. J., on Monday mornins Feb g. O.
lingering corsum1tion. Oibsr G. Ritter, ned - years
month AID days.
Funeral services on " sdnssdsy q O'Clock.
gEELEY-At his residence IN New Braaswiek, NJ j. %
Friday Feb oinasmmsen Of the lungs, George Sse'y
ia tho SSH yesr Of HE age.
The friends " family invited 70 sSsnd tSs hunes
WbjsA wiz W. psss, 1ss ~ A;s ys4eles, IN
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.

LINCOLN Hosr tai, wAsHisGrog, .. C., Oct l. 1854
Ihave been several years pas. AFFECTED with chroac ~
cstsirb which year became 50 bad that my hesrine
threatened leave soF,hrr My throat became sf-sy
tdscted There constant roaring in MY head which,
With the other symptoms. s~sys peaty Sgs'st"d y
tho test coi' Dr.. Won El,sbers eonreGced tressin9
ne year ago. he. continued to r.ss long intervals
since .l happy state hat the treatment Of Dr. Voc
E.sJerg as Produced ,ant improvement 90 that M
hsalins almost perfectly restored Ny are free f'o
Inflammation snd y general health IL much improved ~
loos for IT, p sient restoration. and that speedily SO
fxedf DO eheerfuly recommend ell persons sussao
from esssra Affections 10 Apply Dr. Won Eissrbsrs re-
treatment feeling assured thai with proper Opportunity -
will effect CUE ~.
JAMES T. FERRrE, Captain =. A ,
Twas pie.ey deaf ior several ard hearing Do
Ven Eseubsrss great reputation In restoring tie hssns
called h end IN operation to crest s'tenishness
ana excessive rlessure hsu pertety wen oslse
h to the Doctor perfectly deaf sndheI as never s1psSss
d. Ih, siil Is unIiya,ed
CHARLES cHAPPLLL
Washington AAJkes
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that case wss unjustifabe. imprrper and nfxpedent
II it still further To be prosecuted be prcerred "
De sns & , a
the opinions heretofore expressed.
Mr.. BouTwELL-Does the gentleman say State has
Q hight to secedet
Mr.. Loyo-I 90 50 believe. and there is nothing In
the Constitution TO prohibit it 1t Ia unconstitutional
10 ooeroe State.
Mr.. Hol TwEIL--whe,e elm does the gentleman differ
from JEFFERSON Dsyisf Does lie believe Davis is wrong
In irving to get the States out Of the Unioni
Nj Loso-I am moi here 10 answc, for the opinions
Of Jefferson Davis am not here TO say whether he Is
II abuse would do anyrhine should refer the gentle
man TO Andrew johnson ard Br'~nloW, lelcers .,
the Republican pirly. WHO would enrse I rn,
q, IN the Rebellion ia short order Mr. Lang gave lis
views the rrb g! seccssnn. saying tie war WsH eI
termination; brit God vou'i re,er "lov M SCI o. surh
directions vengeance In taxing lca'e ct ~. ii"h.e
there no par Of his pltcalfe which he locked
with more Satisfaction than tho efcitt he had maze 10
arrest TIE madness wboh prevailed and avert the do)n
with which tie conntry wss threatened
s,y Of complete reform IN the Indian poicy Of our
Government. lie charged thst the degradation OF the
indians the frontier the result OF this pocy.
lie urged that the HovernreIt should ebaRdon the
system Of treaties with the Indians nnd egi7te Tor
them. II should give no money snnuiiies, on
should lnbor TO make tie Indians iarm,rs s
ties Who should enforce order and protect The
Industrious from the dsorde,y. lie .howed that the
fotr appropriations fox Indians since l7e amounted 10
nearly ninety millions Of dollars equal to thirteen
Thousand dollars for ench Chief Of the snrnity Indians
lie proposed Il system IL checks 10 prevent reuds by
agents. lie argued that the indians were carnpe OF
cviizoiiop and referred 10 the former high civlE..n
Of Pennsylvnuin and Mexioo % proof OF this. lie
VI od that the red could not rise above barhaism
under such system and that Justice tn the Indians
was necessary to the safety of our frontiers
Mr. COLE (of Cn spoke in favor Of the hil'previousy
introduced bv him. g. establish mining buroau. as
necessary 10 increase tie production 81 silver and gold
more than one third Of or territory being iicl IN
ID ceiors metals.
Nj JULIAN argued that the sicily. inofersiv' con.
serys,vo policy the beginning OF tbs war had served
ony ~ prnung the contest while the radical men were
from The first IN favor of vigorous prosecution o the
war 10 the bitter end. They have saved the country
from the political daunGton 10 which co1servatlsm
would have consigned IL; ard now emancipation ana
loyalty are the hing just ss treason aud Slavery
hre Synonymous.
Adjourned.
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6petial Notifes.

Chapibey Of Commerce.-A spcc,si meeting 81 inc
Chamber OF Couu.e viii be held IOLOkHDW tIbuf7yj'
lob. y, ct O'Clock, To receive report from the tp'
npee the completion o. the baiierY extension ani
snG piers OF the ciir Also. from Mr. ArchiDas
Baxter bis rssicn to vlnuah the de'ae OF the
Chamber Mr.. Baxter vii lay Deiors the Chamber me
from the OF hat city the subject VI the
co1fiscs.ei cotton ard the rrOpsriny Of trBdr.
JOHN AUSTIN sILVEAS. IT,. Secretary.
A Meeting OF the First Assembly District Z pion
Association viii be held THIS "Wednesday EVENING.
at "a o'ciocx ct Nc. FsArklor u.
JOSHUA @ Able, President
D. H. PRysTuP, Recording Secretary.
Arpericuu Institute Annual Eiecfi0n.-An cleo
ton Officers and Standing omi.tces Of this Institute for
the ensuug ysar will be held Is Ia the Cooper Union
Budina thu HsDAy the 9Th Of February inst Tbs polls
will be opened al O'Clock p aud clcss al O'clock
Dy o. der Of the Trugrss
- JOHN ". CHAMBERS. Secretary.
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BULLS HRAD.--There haye been received this
week Of beef cattle 5.29i head Of SHEEP 1921 head
Of swine lG.5 head Of calves. 5i3 head besides i2e
mich COWS This slows that there Ia no fam.ne, not
outstanding some Of the meat eaters look upon the
pre,eut famine prices Beef cattle never sod as high
as they did early Monday morning. running generally
over 2Oc per h. for oil frit-coss stock. 1t after.
ward eastd off trife. Sheep cent pound lower
than week sgo the bes, selling Tuesday at i24l9ic.
Der h. live weight which makes the meat worth about
10 cents Wholesale. Lave hogs are worth lsaifte yer
h. live weight or ia l7.c. dead weight.
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srv YORK. Oct. &, 1884
SIGHT RESTORED.

an EXTRAORDINARY RESTORATION OF SIGHT.
TL,vnzxcr oaxssA Of No. Isa Eas. ssth't, Nswf Ton
co. b.y b.cn suffering blindness OF tine Ion eye Tor
1.,a.r,,s pedsd The eye continually In state a
AT Inflammation frou which the good eye hsssms sa'cso1s
"a indeed my general health was greatly injured BY ~
Hsry Of Dr. Won E.seneeIss great Tepc;son end " every
ono said ins hOpes. case called On the Doctor VINO
,esr examining me- undertook NY and within sorsusss
Our myself almost completely cured Il 10 now nense
aimee placed myself under Dr. Won Ecnberss tressmrsss
am Happy 10 b able 70 state ks ths Inflammation 90
,irey gone 50 that perfectly with sosA sJe'' sasse
which sfn IL rood besl.h .sirs have Eos
va. bind do eon.c ntiously AMI a'efay swear % mo
Shove st.tenen In Court OF Justice ct the o'y n VI ~
CITY Of N,w.Yo.k, Ihs lsh dsy Of October. 1904
N'' LAWRENCE 0AENNA
sva,n b..,,s "a las ietA dsy Of October, 1854.
G. GODFREY GUNTRER, Mayer
Tho Grsnd Seal Of The
New York MayoTal'y) .
n Won xlsENpERG s~s BE- osnsuited on the dsse22
o,u. ave and ear 80 FOG ss:asTh, a The shce NO.
Broadway, New fors. A~s4~S
ia, EsrHIrfCo NEURALG,coHh row - exa'2
q, Dr, Won IIsENBER0s cssu,aas hssoA -
ysoApwAy. Esx pa<
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The soldier boys now at the New-fork state
Depot, Howard ST.. have been invited. through tie
kiudhearted H5crsliy Of M Wood, TO spend Wednss'
day evening ut his theatcr. on Broadway. They "hi
essen Die on the stage and will hrugh With some OF
their dr for the qualification Of the audience and rs
some slight return for poteness extended Them nni on
Tlursday evening wll exhibit and drill with their guns
1t the SOLDIER depot. The public are generally In
yed to attend free Of charge the latter occasion
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a3p M Cerssss sN be 10 after dance at The depot 10
New Brunswick on viva OF she ~ au train IRON hew
York, vhch leaves from Co,Ssudts| III. fs3su VII "
taken 10 Greenwood
THOMPSON-At ss,aaket L. T., n Mondsy fees OF spcp-
ley, ssmuei L. Thompson In the Sth year OF DIS age
his late rs.drsco Thursasy, 9Th nst ST. 0c'ocx IN.
WILLIAMSON Sunday evening Feb. a. hewto~n' L. i'
MIR. Isssr y. Williams In the 18th yer of tissse
friends invited without further notice u sseno tne ~
neral sersccs 10 BE- tsd a. The Union Baptist Church IN
Grove st. jersey City at 10 O'Clock Ihusdss sI iass
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lAdyoItisefn ID. 4,

DO not waste your money buying any Of the
uupe Gus wortble,s articles called GOLD Prss which
have flooded the maiket for tie last few years. when
ower prices you can get pens which ore acknowledged
TO be the BIsI n TIE WORLD.
See advertisement n another column; The Pen Il
Mishtier than the Sword"
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IAdveItisem~nt.j
PARTICIPATION.

MAREEr FIRR ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Non IN THE RN0'
or ans combination to co9rco parties in hsi business
but with
RATES AsD RULES FREE
continues 10 insure respectable parties OF fair and roa
sonabe terms.
When Brokers. under tie restrictions Of THE
Rrio decline to bring In risks the Commissions will
be conceded TO thu Insured.
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Dnsincss Notices.
lMPoRTANT TO MOTHERS.

Are youdsubed at night and brokcn Of your rest by sici
child suffering and crying With the crrucaing pain Of cutting
teethl nso ct and Sc. bottle Of Mrs WIsLows
soo1nIyoSrRuP II viii relieve The poor little sufferer im.
There is NJ. mother earth who has used who v
tell yoi =. th will regulate the bowels aud give
res. to th, mother and relief and health the ohi, oPcr.
sting ike magic. Ii Is perfectly safe all and
pleasant the TASTE aud ia the prescription o. Of the
Oldest ans bes female yysleas ard IN tue United
States.
Price u cents bottle
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Ihlxsrtih.nsnt.l

HEART DisEAsK.-A gentleman in this city
who was troubled with paptaton Of the heart was In
duccd 10 try DR.. TALBoTs PiNEArrIE CIDER JIG -.
yure. the doctor that after using the Cider abort time
according b. the 6rst direction, night ard morning 10
inds I'm 3elf entirely Cured aud in perfect health.
Il. T. BABJIITT, Sole Agent
Nos ca 10 "A Wesking.yn-st, Newly
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is6ver.sement.I

CryR Constitution WATER FAIR TRIAL
We mean you who are under some 'pse.an. care nom
sre constantly resorting TO local and all soT
Of local applications for Diseases with as much chance %
success as there would be non local applications 10 te
MoaoAy ALLEN, No. &c Clif-st. and al druggists.
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MARIE d.

pEpFw-GAScOS-Cn WedUs.iS f,b. |. 81 "a Ptnf'
Church buffalo by the Rev Dr. f,kn, Lhsm b p'P.r
go Of Pee.sti n w. TO Hoes D, dsnsa.st OF John =
Csn,oD, eco Of BuHso.
VAN sEN-NEsTBROOK-At the second Dnteh
Ihurct in nx.;on y T. TIC ,st,y, Feb by The Rev
An.on 10 sos II schenectady. Jsues L. 'sn bgn,sn o.
RouIou " Y, ard Mary daughter Of To late e. d. N''
IN ID u. Of hinR.oI.
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fAtN,Ytiement.l

TAKBIr HOME The ILLUSTRATED PHRENo-
LOGICAL JourxAL FEsRrARr contains sis Of Chsrscts,
Pirrnoosy and Phyaology lUsratedJ The Human Face
Health md Disease Eyes Back aud Blues Great Surgeons
q tia. World with poras MuueIs PEreno oscal Develop
msrt, Opinion Ct o1.s Self 20 Eew,msn have It.
FowLrn WrL,s no. 3e9 Broadway.
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IMPORTANT Triumph OF SCIRSoE.

IMPORTANT TRIUMPH OF SCIRYCE.
Years patient e.earch and uuwesred experiment kindly
assisted by the fr scientific and professional character In
New Yok have podncsd and perfected
CHEvAIIERs
LiYE YoR TINE HAM
TIVE Brsr HAIR DRESSING IvzR OFFERED TO TaF frrLic
IIGHsToRxs CRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL Color
Gvir. fresh and nstual appearance VIII stop Il. f'ns
oa IN Tree dsys and keep the head eran cool .nd hsshJ
Doe. stain the .sn so tie wles fabric lsentrey
dferes flon shy o.her PREPARATION. Pnee. per bos's
sS perhsl dozen IN fancy boxes Can be sent hy express
Fer telost The dug stores
sArAH J.. CagvALiyR NJ D..
No. ii:J Broadway, New Ycrs
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FoR THg BENEFIT or SOLDIERS FAMILiES.-
The fourth annual reunion Of Excelsior Lodge No 49,
f. and A. NJ. will take place at Irving Hall on Thurs
day evening the 10th met The proceed, will lie
appropriated for the benefit % the widows anl orphans
Of soldiers Who belonged to tie Lodge.
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tAdvertuenerLI
TEE STEAM STONE CUTTER Co.
will leese Their Machines which win cut Stone Of any
kind from tie quarry in any desired shape for building
or masonry purposes. They will DO the work Of
THIRTY MEN
ard leave The stone cut ss straight and smooth as
sawed store. sample Of stone cut By Il and model
can be scer ". O. RuGoIrs OFFICE, No. Is wslst.
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Y y hfN ~
Adjourned.

THE vAEpRRDILT GOLD MEDAL.-Mr. s. Ellis,
the eminent uedalis has been selected BY Secretary
Seward 10 the medal lately voted BY Congress
to Commodore Vanderbilt, in cor'mcmoraion Of Lis
ri, Of the steamship bearing LA name TO the Govern
ment Mr. Ellis hes made bis studies from life and las
produced 10 ba. relief portrait remarkable rs nlh
ful and expressive likeness ard for decacy OF execution
and finish 1t il PROFESSIONALLY the finest specimen OF
low relief porIaiiure yet produced BY Air. Eis and
may be iavoraby compared with any ever executed IN
tho country Tie reverse Of the mcslnl. now In the
hands Of the artist Is from design by Lutte. repre-.
:snting Columbia armed and standing in detant
attitude with an eagle At her left hand snd the Goddess
of tie Sea knee!ng and presenting the rden: on her
right, In the back ground is shown a largo ocean
steamer. We presume tie medal will be Ca exhibition
somewhere. The plaster casts may 10 seen at bis
rooms. no. 20 Analyst. in this CRY.
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Weber Pisn0 .foffs.

Weber PisnO.fosts.
Tn. director, q The yt;iols risnosor.s Association ,Gko
ti. opportunity 90 60 he public thai ef nor
oufh .nd i1as combarslu g. te relative merits ~ me
rooms consisting OF Nrhe- seinwcy tAiserirs Bred
hufys &C.. kc besides o.rerl eonipsrlon With III other
Der, pr-,-n uf excel o.Edd st4..ct II re esa.
WEIR lTANOtORTE
L. PFC nileuily.
TIE RTST PIANO ~ fNERICA
and Their fore not exccird ty any ~ tho word.
While the s,oluway viinc u,y celebrated o ~ sweet
rs, az tore tc Ctrhsrins rruo e. iis btisay and q
Dnsgs AID otter pianos COR thrf he Weber piso
conbla-. ell thess des Glruss "a ttc lislsst desr-e
md Is ~ cnv Known instrument Of vh,ch sy with trsth
he ..d ia united .He .foss quAirs Of perfect
i.,,rurru, va ges' pow'r swee'res' a. tone ehd b an
cy Will ~ cao toyca perfect ce1'y 81 tens All dun
billy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1875
EDWARD MOLLkNhAuEf, PrCil6ert
Nics Pref.i MS
THEODORE MOSS, and LJL IL SCHktlbLh
JDIN C. WHITE, Sscroifry,
z. WILLIAMS, Tses.uaUr
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
? X MILLS MAX MsRETZFR
Carl BRIGHAM, n PAiIi>oSt
CARL ANsCQUVI THEODORE THOMAS,
ROBERT GoLDBkCK.
Albert WEBER. Manufacturer.
No. l55 West Broadway.
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IAdxsrtiaarlapl.

CuypoKER Pills FEMALE REGULATOR
Ala Inv ,Il Druggists. o. per box. Thirty-two page
pamphlet nee Address Dr. W. 3. NEayH 4 Co..
Sc, % Liessvss. Gsx.Tegk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08

LECTURE RI Nh. MART1H.-1he Rev. J.
sella Martin will lecture to-nir Cooper Institute ia
aid Il lie sick and wounded colorcd soldiers" Mr.
Martin Ia eloquent representative 81 lis people and
the cause in which he speaks should insure him fui
house.
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fAdversemen,j
JgTrEE], 573 b Broadway, IL selling bis stock of
LqGies AMI Chidrens Boots ard Shoes and fne Gents
Slippers allow prices. Jcffers. J73 Broadway