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A Card OF Acknowledgement.

From The Florence Sewing Machine Co. No. $50 OhesRut ST.
A due sense of our deep obligations compels
us thus publicly to acknowledge our extreme
thanks to the proprieors of singIethread machine
the extensive manner in which they have called
the attention of the public to the merits of the
Florence Sewing Ma chine, in an article published by
them in the daily papers.
According to their statement they have had a
very hard time In gaining even slim foothold on
public favor accomplished amid much persecution.
We are very sorry for them, but do not see how it
could have been otherwise under the circumstances
Public opinion recognizes merit If it can be found
If it fails TO recognize theirs, why, well, they have
sympathles In the article referred to are several
statements likely to misead the public, and in JUS
tce to the latter and out of due regard to our own
kind friends, we wish to make the following correc-
tions: We do most positively assert that the "Flo.
renee Sewing Machine" makes four distinct stitches,
and we court investigation and defy contradiction.
That il works from thin TO thick fabrics or over an
surface without missing stitch, and without
change OF tension, needle, thread or stitch, i0e
challenge DENIAL. That il will do greater
range of work than any sewing machine IN the i1orld
IS daily proved.
nat it positively has complete selfadjusting
tension the under thread no truthful eyewitness
can deny.
That the stitca is alike on both sides OF the fabric,
tons are positively poSitiOe and movements are
exact ana certain.
Furthermore, that one Mr.. Tucker, Chairman OF
the Judges is not and has been superintendent
or Assistant Superintendent In the Florence Mill.
His name is scarcely remembered as an employe.
We have been thus decided in our statements be-
Of our discrimination TO do every justice to our
friends Of the onethread tame, because that, pOss-
bly, by their unwttingy making certain er1parte
statements, the moral mind OF the whole pubic
might become tainted.
AS TO the comparative merits between single thread
loopstitch and double thread lock stitch machines,
public opinion has decided and practical experience
has confirmed the decision that if people have plenty
OF time to sew, and i0ish TO do their work over
two or three times, single thread loop-shtch
machines undoubtedly the best; If there are per-
sons Eho unfortunate enough to have but work
which is important enough to be well done, and
which they want to have stay put when 1t IS done,
they must buy dOuble-thread lock-stitch machines.
Now, the FLORENCE MACHINE lie the only one which
makes the four stitches of LOCK, KNOT, DOUBLE
LOCK. and DoUBLE-KNoT. 1t is the only machine
having the SELP-ADJusTING TENSION 1t is the
only machine having the CELEBRATED REYERsIBLE
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n al possesses the qualifications of urbanity,
experience, aud probitY more than the Pro-
tbonotary Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
Colonel WILLIAM B. MANN, our faithful
and energetic District Attorney, will, we
doubt not, exercise as strict rule over NAL
contents and criminals as he has In the past.
and we hope that beneath his unyielding
guardianship the city will be purified even
more than it has been during his preceding
term. He Is an able lawyer and energetic
officer, and he well merited his reelection.
Mr.. FREDERICK CARROLL BREWSTER is
renowned for legal erudltion and official skill,
and his continuance as City Solicitor cannot
but be of advantage to our people. In the
Councils the Presidents and Clerks Of both
chambers have been reelected Mr.. LYND
has presided with dignity and impartlality,
andis as courteous and able gentleman as
could be found. Taken altogether, we have
every cause to congratulate ourselves on the
Administration whose life begins to day. 1t
is well constituted, of honorable men whose
ability has been tried, and beneath them our
city will recuperate her exhausted strength,
and arise with new power, new honor. and a
brighter future for commercial, social, and
financial prosperity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hJg| OFFICE OF 1.-THE COMMERCIAL,
- agency, y No u North rdIRD Street
1HE COMMERCIAL AGENCY RECORD, for 1856 will be
published early in January, and be furnished TO
subscribers In ample Il me Tor the hpring trade.
The RECORD has been regularly issued tor nunlbe
OF years. ana is regarded the re liable and
eItensiUe book of ratings published.
Our forthcoming book win contain the names of Mer-
chants Bankers and Manufacturers In every CITY, town
and village Throughout the North, and Me AsrchGnI
~ me principal ceS and t0pRs IN he South UH also b.
fUiig reported. r
The Comn ercal Agency has been in successful opera
tion since lS4z.
branch office has recently been opened in this city
where full report be had OF almost every business
man In the United States and British Provinces
Merchants and Manufacturers doing credit business
are requested TO call and examine the reports in the
office before subscribing elsewhere.
, G. LESLIE REILLY,
No. ~ North THIRD Street
lbr philadelphia.
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Captain Fox, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, has presented to the city OF Lawrence,
Mass, two ftteen-inch solid shot winch were
fred at Fort Sumter by the Union batteries, and
were picked up in the fort after its surrender.
They have been placed upon the front tower OF
the city hall, with inscribed tablets.
In 1860 there were forty carrlage-making
establishments at New Haven, employing 1900
81, ,44s,75O. There are now only thirty-hve in
operation, employing 1000 hands and making
54l5 carriages, valued at 81, l,3l4, $50. The car
riages now made are larger and more expensive
than formerly, as the main business,in 1860 was
making light and cheap vehicles for the South
ern market,
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Greuiua Ttlrgraph

rs Published eUey afternoon (Sundoys ercepted)
at No. 1OS S. Third street. Price, Three Gents
Per Copy Double Sieet) or Eighteen Cents Per
Wedt, payable to the Carrier, and mailed TO
Subscribers oa ofa,e caty at Nine Dollars Per
Annmr one Dollar and Fifty Cents for Too
Months inUdridblg in adU0ace for the perled
ordered.
10 insure he Insertion of Advertisements IN all
of our Editions, hey must be tor1odrded 10 our
office not later adn 10 O'Clock each Morning.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

CHALLEN'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY
~ All the most readable works and Quantities OF new
Books constantly on hand. Call and examine his
catalogue, at No. 1908 UHESNUT Street l2276t
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HOPKINS TUNNEL.

Which is already opened about 200 feet Work upon
this Tunnel is being prosecuted with the utmost
vigOr, and will CUT In ITS COURSE ALL THE
ABovE-NAMED LEDGEs, and also the Revenue,
ProvideRtiG, S1Ua9e, Morgan and MIncey, Hooker,
North Star, and in fact all Ledges situated upon
Lander Hill. These properties have been secured
from the original locators, and only could be done
by giving them large interest in the Company.
Uniting these properties with the Revenue Exten-
sion without increasing the Capital Stock, or the
price per share stamps this as one of the best enter
prises ever offered to the public.
Samples of the Ore and Maps of the Property, and
for further particulars, apply at the ofce, No. 56 s.
THIRD STREET. 12294p
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Consisting OF Eighteen different Ledges or Mines,
and amounting il the aggregate to about 40 900 feet
together with the
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. 1NO O0U OHtbHuJ StfBet.
Our single-threaded friends clam to have the bes
belt tor the wheel oftOeir machine. Upon due con
slderation and comparison it was Thought best by
the Florence iCompauy 10 withdraw what preten.
sions they had out relating to the belt and resign IN
lavor of our friends with one thread and thus leave
q clear field, enabling them TO secure the leading
point of their machine
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, No, $50
CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
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The Directors having secured the following vslu-
der County, Nevada to wits
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flsg OFFICE OF THE UNION PASSENGER
- - RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 2OS s. FOURTH
- PHILADELPHIA, December 3O 1865.
The Coupons OF the Bopds OF this Company falling due
ON IN list January, 1866, will be paid presentation
at the Once OF JACOB L. RIDGWAY, Banker No. 81
y; THIRD street w. III. X KEMBLE,
IL II Treasurer.
NOE OFFICE SEVENTEENTH AND NINE
- tt ENTH STREETS PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY, NINETEENTH Street and GIRARD
PHILADELPHIA. December 23 1865.
ne annual meeting of the Stockholders will be held at
their once on SATURDAY January Is, 1866 at "
O'clock s Al az which lime election wiz be held for
f[esoent anu Five Directors to to ensuing year
Inc transfer books win be closed pntil the 10Th
HESF RILAR EERa<Es, JT,, Secretary,
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N4@ A CARD ExTRA.-rO the "Glorlously Sim
ple' agent of the 'superlativey excellent twisted
loop stitch singlethread machine: e:-Ouf thanks are
especially rendered to you for your efforts in our
behalf Notwithstanding it has caused some little
inconvenience in supplying immediate demands.
Respectfully,
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, No 63O
CHRsNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.upREME COURT

CUPREME COURT.
- In the matter OF the application OF tho Mayor Aitr.
men and Commonalty OF the city OF New York relative to
the widening and extending Of Ann street aud Fulton street
In the city of New York
statutes In such rade and provided
Mayor Aldermen and Coously Of the city Of New YORK
hereby give notice that they inesd apply 10 the
Term Of said Court TO- be held AZ tho City Hall,
in the city OF New York, on Saturday the fth
DAY OF March. 1850 at the opening of the Court on
that day. soon thereafter counsel he hard
for the appointment OF Commissioners Of Estimate andAs
sraueot IN the above entitled matter that the
of the improvement hereby intended the wheeling
and extending " Ann street aud Fulton street. said ty
n manner following that 70 say on The norhery sl u
Ann street between Park aud William street, on
both sides Of Ann street between Milan street aud Gold
also both sides Of FULTON street between william
and Ryder Aey also the sonhery Of FUTON
street l-tween Ryiers alley and Water street
northefiy side u Fulton street between Front sireetnd
south street. On the city % New York laid down
hneated certain map made by Edward Bovs lar.
hle the Office Of the clerk OF ne Common
Council uf The riiv Of New York
RICHAEp OGpKNAN, Counsc TO the Corporatia.
NV lOhk, Deb. q, leeA
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ITENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
III II. H. LEEDS & MINER will sell by auction on
THURSDAY, MARCH n,
at o'clock at the private stables = East sixteeuth street,
CARRIAGES, HORSES ,i HHsNEss, ROBES, SADDLES,
BLANKETS, &C.
PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES-Black, lk3 hands
HIGH long tails Names Stylish good trnvsers believed
10 be sound and kind In all harness. and splendid saddle
horses; one has been ridden by lady.
BLACK HORSE-Matches the above, and has been used
in harness occasionally of the para splendid saddle
horse.
SQUADS making winter carriage, built BY Wood
Bros IN first class order.
AN OPEN PHAETON, city built TO order ..-
TWO SETS DOUBLE HARNESS. made to order by Glib
Lowden; outfit of superior Blankets made BY Glib
Lowden viz-Dress Blankets English Kersey Fancy
Trimmed. Summer Blankets, &c -.'
ROBES AND FURS.-White Bear, very fine and large,
with head; Black Bear d. snk Buffalo Lap Robes, White
Fox Black Angora, Squirrel do.
ladys Hogskn Saddle three gents Saddles with Brides
Bits, Msitingales, Whips, &c-an Gbson's make
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A UcrIoN NoTIoE.-cHARLEs YOUNG, AUCTION
"A eer-Lage sale OF elegant Household this
Thursday. at l0 O'Clock the story No 80
Washington OF waverey place. consisting OF
Tor Suits covered IL tie rehss. dsscpons sIas. s and
octave Panoforte with ali modern $3.50;
OIL Paintings Mirrors BUREAUS BedseAds, washsands,
ticle necessary for housekeeping Competent IN at
tendance TO cart pack and ship goods purchased at this SALE
A ucTIoN SALE OF TRorrIsG HORsRs.-J. JEN.
terson is Mercer street. Tuesday, March At Il O'Clock
By the late Horace f. Jones' tro In $50; he BY Geo
NJ Pachen out Of Maday Also the late Horace r.
Jones' Stallion Colt Hamtonon) Bay years old sound
cS hs & mar RAY T me ne y "a out
At lS9 Mercer any time before the sale open
Stvers Smiths Wagon OF fine double Harness
and one set of fine single Harness.
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uGTI s4r NOTICE ~ vE; RoTT ApcTIosEERi

"A LARGE SALE OF FOUeEffOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
KEEPERS. This Thursday afternoon March "a at lls
SSelosa a x ss four story house s Clinton place Esh,
fu Paror Suits, covered with the richest description Of
crimson and and and black French satin bro.
slo5 large Pier and Oval Mirrors lace Curtains marble
Louis KY; Turksh Easy Chairs and Lounges 10 match
NAGNIFiCENT RosEMoop PIANoroRTB, STOOL
: LIZ AND COVER,
elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case with all modern
wood and black walnut Bedroom Suits Spring and Hair Mat
black walnut Exsnsion Table BUFFET China Tea and Dinner
Spoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake basket ch silver plated
Tea and Coffee Butter Dishes Ivory handled Knives
positive. N B-Reliabe men IN attendance cart pack
and ship goods for purchasers at reasonable charge
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Returning, Veterans.

a
ARRIVAL os fokTF IN or THE TWELFTH hANs
foLUNrEERs-REv ORD or THE REGIMENT ETC.
The steamship v rgo arrived here yesterday rom
savannah, and cough, three companies o. the iwehth
regiment Asn' Volunteers together with the ne'o ana
stan OF the gimept These companies were mustered
cut OF servS &c Savannah the 10Th and l'h instant
BY OF expiration OF OF service Three other
companv .s we're mustered out few weeks since Iho
four r. manning companies are retained IN service, ~
their ERIN does expire TILL next January All or VIs
Ted and sad are mustered out with the exception a
hs ,or q A Hastings who remains in command oil the
attalon
The following are the of the officers arriving
,he Virgo Colonel Wm. K. Kimbal: Licaf enant
Colonel, Edwin llsley; Surgeon, George Collins, Adju
ianL r. B. Kimbal; Quartermaster A. B. Goodwin; Cap
lail, H. l. Wood; Lfeutenants, j. f. Kendall, VIM H
Laabea Horace Wilson j. A. Field, and j. W. Doughty;
Sergeant Major f. Patterson Quarermsster Sergeant,
g II. Thomas; Band, H. Tillson and NJ. ii. Andrews
hospital Steward, WIN. e. pernald
The Twelfth Maine Volunteers was organized in 1861
~ Colonel tnow Brigader GeneraD Shepey and formed
part of expedition against New Orleans under
Gaxera Butler and was the second regiment that en-
aased the city They afterwards participated IN the
VIRGINIA the Of 1884 and served under Sheri
aa In the campaign in Shenandoah valley participating
ssulthe battles Of Winchester, Cedar Creek, &C. &c In
January 1866 they transferred with portion OF
ere Nineteenth corps to Savannah and have remained
"A Georgia until this date, doing duty in the city OF Sa-
wannah most Of the time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DoAT EXHIBITION. -TBIyTY EIGHTH GRAND AN
ID nsai Boat exhibition az lngersos Boat and oar pa
IA South street. Some 2U Lie Race fahcy,
Sail Pleasure Boats Of all kinds aud descriptions ne
sarded At the ate Pair OF Aescan institute, will be
syhfbtgd A0nfBbion free
NOTICE TO BOSS FREscOE pAINTERs.-OS AND
IN after the d. Of AprA 1865 =. Jonrneymen III h
's,s vi a,ion ROSENCKY, Secretary.
1rov,cr TO THE BOSSES OF THE TIN AND SLATE
N RornngTbat on and after Moaday March d. all the
nrpcSnen lin and roofers will demand s. 30 per day
in their hall corner
OF Twenty and Third avenue Monday eve
ming March at TX O'Clock 10 hear reports from the df
feren shops. BY order OF .,..
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DA1Ly-FoR GENTLENEN
way Parties unable 10 attend these lectures can have he
receipt OF ten cents by ADDRESSING OF
New York Museum Of Anatomy.
my A. A. yILrETTs, ID. D., WILL DELIVER gIs
IL lecture Sunshine In the Firth avenue Baptist chu h
corner forty sreeL On inursaay s'en,nE "a mst
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70 TAXPAYERS.
orncr or CoxxIssroNERs or TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, !
No 81 Chambers street.
Il. u lar \

OFFICE or COMNIssI0NERs or TAXES AND AssEsshLNTs
No 81 Chambers street.
NEW YORK, jan g. 1884.
Notice hereby given that the Ron. 81 the
for the 1865 viii be for inspection and review from
the soh day Of April 1896 for the Correction Of errors and
personal estate Of the city and county Of New York All
caton TO the during the period above men
act Of 1859 provides that during the time the books shall be
tloa may be made by any person considering him
personal estate to have the same sorrec,ed II
sessed Valuation Of real estate must be made
and .heTsapon ths coTmisslcnss shall Examine into
erreneons they shall cause The ssae e BE- corrected II
lion personal estate the applicant sha es examined un
der oath by the said who shall 6e authorzed
administer such oaths any Of them and IT, in his
their Judgment the assessment 10 erroneous they shall
to be corrected and fx the amount such
a. they may believe to be just and declare their
decision thereon within thirty days after said appcaton
by the Board OF OF assessment on real and
pear under oath or Affirmation that hs party aggEieved was
by of sickness absence from the city
4. :; WILLIAMSON, Commissioners of Taxes
>. w AAbLnMTEN' I and Assessments.
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A sJOURNEAY, AUCTTONEER-OFFICE NO. PINE
"A. street Administrators sale Of Leasehold Property
on West Twenty fourth street. A. JOURNKAY will soil at
public auction Thursday, March "a IL O'Clock M at
The Exchange salesroom III the three story and
and Lease Of lot Maps with further particulars at the
t0neers Office, be s0en
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SALES AT AUCTION.

JIENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER
IL II II. LEEDS MINER will sell BY auction on the
svsnps Of "wednesday 18Th and THURSDAY 9Th 81 March,
4 a VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE CotLkoTIoN OF FIRST
oss WE4sR 1 coRohs sY Fac hSsF
PRoNfHENT AND FAvORITE ARTISTS.
Being principally the property OF wen known
20 oos many 81 which were painted 70 order by
ing ss'e0'A''o A'u EUROPEAN SCHOOL.
II Van Marcke Fichel j. @. Morris,
Carl Hon, Patrols, Herring,
C. NJ Webb Portals, G. Sahl-
Kozer, Veron. Rowlns,
rassaert, Herr. J. Meadows,
Hiderbrandt, Canon. o. Noriand.
Felon Bilou Gamsborough,
I,obbedes. Dubuisson. ID. Teniers,
Parkkerkorf, I. Picart Artois,
Engehardt Vandenberg Thom,
Meyerheim, Ganermann, Gavarni,
" f;urgelen, Hess, Van Hove
Hannah, A. calame, verwee
Verscheure, Mario, Armheld.
A. Bierstadt J. X. Kensett 7: z: Church,
T. Leutze, A. b. Durand, W. Hart
G. l.. Brown, W. NJ. Oddie A. Hekking,
W. NJ. Brown, J. G. Oerte, Hasetine,
Culvnrhouse, Boutele. Coleman,
Lanlan, w. Whithedge, McEhtec,
Irving Butler Lannian,
and others OF celebrity.
To include the fine Picture entitled
THE PLATTE RIVER, NEBRASKA,
ALBERT BiERsTADT.
Size 6x painted about the same time as his celebrated
picture Of the Rocky Mountains.
Also the fine Cabinet Pictures .A
VOLCANO OF COTOPAx1,
FE. CHURCH, .tl
forming of the most valuable and desirable collections
They viii be on exhibition on and from Friday 23d from
sale until 10 r. N. - t-
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Personal Intelligence.
Among the recent arrivals in this city from Mexro,
Wa MI Edward Brinkmann, Commssary General or the
Mexican Imperial Railway.
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THE CAPITAL.
Important Proceedings I'm
Congress Yesterday.
-----~~~~>-~---~>~~~~--
The New York and West India Telegraph
Bill Passed by the Senate.
Appropriation Of Government Vessels
for Quarantine Purposes.
-~>>~-~>~--~~~~~--~>~c---
Passage Of the Bill for the Pun
ishment Of Counterfeiters.
Senatorial Debate on the National Protective
Homestead Bill. r
~->>~>~~--~~~~~~>~~~~~-~.
The Diplomatic Appropriation Dill
Passed by the House.
~~~>~>-~~~~~~->~~~~~-
Extended Discussion Of the Pennsyl.
vania War Claims.
.~~~>~~<N~~~~~N~1~>~~
Intellectual Effort to Admit the TenneS-
see Representatives.
The Ways and Means Committee and
the Tax Bill.
Reported Appearance Of the
Cholera at Mobile.
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40; wLTHNAASoS' Commissioners Of I
j. W BRoWwN. and Assessment

rrHE COMMITTEE ON STREET OPENINGS OF THE
Board of Councilman win meet Friday, March e. at
O'Clock NJ in room No; l6 City Hall. All parties in
teesed The opening OF Lewis and other streets in
yited to attend STEPHEN ROBERTS,
MICHAEL HALLORAN, Committee
JAMES G. BRINkMAN,)
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a HOUSEHOLD wDRD-BAssFoRD CELEBRATED
"A Rergerasrs warranted the best in use, for sale AZ
10 BASsFORDS great Housekeepers Bazaar China, 0las
and croekery Emporium, Cooper Institute Building,
Sign Of the Golden kettie--c0rner store
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CEOHGE COOK. ArCrtONEER
" Sslssroops q fdherty street
ELEc4xr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
FRENCH PBAY NANFEL AND PIER MIRRORS &C

NJ GEORGE COOK, this dsv. at lOi, O'Clock, q ares
and sak VI lssI class city furniture Including
Psror ;ns 10 various covertnes Library Bookcases and
Tsbes Hes tease Bureaus Wa-hs,ands Hall Stands ana
Chars Sides, 'rd'. E,ssaon Tables Ae Catalogues Ct
sae which sb>,if Vaods bought AZ this sale re-
main on storage ire, o. charge. nniifNay
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A A. A.-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
"A Prizes paid In gold Information furnishad- The high
est aes paid douboons ~ kinds OF gold and silver
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers Is Wall street New York.
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r osT-A SMALL. LONG HAIRED BLACK DOC
j Married viii whis on hfe1st and tau legs lad nn
silver losf. fastened Win 80 lN'iai 'w'Ii VII D.