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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28

vTrv ST r.1pFAx COURT HOUSE.

rCbrrespondence of the Alexandria Gazette
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, January 26, 1861.
Our 'city" was visited to-day by one OF
those calamities to which all combustibIe mate
rails are liable, and which have been so preva-
lent over the whole country OF late, The fire
here of this morning exhibited some features
which NAV be noted, for q fire IN to1vn and
fire in the country, are two distinct affairs 1t
broke out about IL . clock ~, IN building 10
habitcd by George Gaines, the extreme western
tenement Of block Of five houses, owned by
Mrs. N. Monroe, situated on the LETT of the
main street, as you approach from the direction
Of Alexandra. Every effort was made to save
the rest of the block, but without success, and
the five houses were destroyed. -Four OF these
were inhabited by Mcssrs Gaines, Petit, Har-
mon and Norris as dwelling houses. The re-
maining one was the large cabinet and under.
takers establishment of G. II. Carver. The
contents of the houses were all removed, but in
Jreahage and stcalugc the parties have lost
heavily.
Proyidcntially, Il sale aud quarterly meet
;ng were going on in the village at the time,
.aS;o,, IA ,jr,,vn m,nv ncople hithcr, and
WHICH "S0 , ," c. 10 uor,- Otherwise
there was Il large Jo'ce ~ WIN. 49, lSl 10y
some Of the nclghoorng houses might nave
caught, which were saved by strenuous efforts
III ,uot ho,l,cts Among the workers the e.
anu W., =, o'""'; IT,, ,Lav.sa,,os md T. i tina
49, distinguished ht ,h 20 coloroJ troGS
universal tcsilhons '''O
1ou ~ orateiy ;,o;qo,ts are these. The H.
- inc not' ,,o: ~ nass;n, }uckcts g! water
a'cS 'SS's'ou 1ol Gos ZOO TIis WAS Of course
anu yo""H IVY. an1 W., r,tbrr fancy, aui0ue -
lnSpilH H. rnof Of Lonse on the orpositc
A3ui 1c ia , s,rcat c,umht ram the sharks, and
S I ' w. w iaracl heCorn discovered Now here
n ,lau ~" d III lI No steam engine no hook
"i5 u u''e''i,,,' h,t tbn ,n1ins n Eo;ri,v
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Il n II & L | u i 5,
having determined to resume his former 0us!as
in Alexandria, respectfully announce: to"
public, that he has opened his establishment.
NO. 43, KING STREET,
below Fairfax, on the north side, where be
prepared TO furnish the public, with every .
Scription Of articles in his line, which may
wanted. His assortment Of COOhI!
STOVES, will embrace every variety, ana
the best descriptions. He would enume'%
among them, NOBLE Cook STOVE, the bc>: =.
the LILLY, the PALMETTO, and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal !. ].
SUPERIOR 10 any ever offered for sale in iicA..
dria, and housekccperS can have any desc:
ton Of ware of that kind, which they may ar.
he invites an examination Of his goods g..
presents such selection as cannot fail to ptea'
All kinds Of ROOFING and SPOCTIH
executed in the best manner and on the low
terms.
An experience of forty years in this bGSia..
enables him to claim that he has Il prac,
knowledge of it, in al in his branches. D.
DESTROYS OF not only accommodating, but CIV.
satisfaction to his customers and 10 aII purc..
crS, and they may be assured th&t what ne p.
them will be of the best materials and "i b.
best manufacture. He will warrant %Ha.e
he sells. 1t will be his object 10 secure Ta,'
age by constant and personal attention L.
establishment.
With this announcement he will ope"
MamuljNctory, willing to show by his effort, u.
the patronage he asks, viii rebound u ID"
vantage Of those who buy, as well as OF nm L"
sells, and that the CiliZcns Of AIeX&nd"S, @-.
It's vicinity, need not go elsewhere to Purc.'
what can be procured in their own city u
one OF their own people lV iZ--A"..
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The Remains of Gen. 4. S. Johnston

New ORLEANS January 27.-Thc following
correspondence touching General Johnston :
remains has been published:
GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. "a, 1867.
To Nnjor GencraiP. H. Sheridan Commanding
Department Of the Gulf:
Th citizens Of Galveston wish TO give q civil
escort, from the steamer to the cars, to the re
mains of General Johnston. General Griffin
has issued n prohibitory order. VIII you give
authority to the citizens here to give civil escort
TO his remains?
CHARLES a. LEONARD, Mayor
Mr.. ChaS. 4. Leonard, Mayor Galrcsfon Teras:
II rcspc ctlully refuse to grant your re-
quest. have too much regard for the memory
of the brave men who died to preserve our gov
eminent to authorize Confederate dcmonstrA-
ton over the remains Of any who attempted to
destroy it, p II. SHERIDAN,
Major General u. S. Army.
Houston, January 27.-The remains Of
General Johnston have just arrived All build
ings arc drapcd in mourning, and thousands of
persons met the BODY at the depot and escorted
it to the female academy, where it will remain
in state until Monday morning, when it will be
taken to Austin for intcrmcnt.
GALVESTON, January 27.--The ladies' car
of the special train which conveyed General
Johnston s remains to Houston was thrown off
the track while returning, and number of la
dies were severely injured; none fatally.
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FERTILIZERS, &c
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
DAWSON'S FERTILIZERS.

These Fertilizers are offered TO the farmer as
among the best and cheapest food for plants,
containing Il large proportion of
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
AND ANIMAL NATTER,
capable Of furnishing
A VI VI O y A.
By decomposition they furnish those ingre-
dents most needed by the crops, and which are
usually deficient in our soils For sale by
WIN. Il SMOOT, Agent,
" 3l-tf No >, King ST., Alexandria, Va.
NUANO.- REEDS AMMONLATED ST.
" PER PHOSPHATE LIJTE.-Thc best
sl.perphOsphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
scSsing VII the activity Of Peruvian Gunno, but
being fur more durable in its effects.
1t contains 4. large amount Of animal matter
in II highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate lime, cannot
fail to render il very valuable as st !1rtilizcr.-
Notwithstanding we believe ii 10 be the best
super phosphate in the market, yet, by pro-
cess peculiar in It's manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lcsscncd, we are enabled 10 sell il
very low, with liberal discount 10 dealers.
NJ ELDElDGE 81 CO., Sole Agents,
No. T. South Wharvcs,
oct a tf Alexandria, Va.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, January t. by Rev.
John Landstrcet, ANDREW }: BARBER to
MARY a.. daughter Of LudweIl Lake. esq, all
Of Fauquer county.
Attbc residence Of the brides uncle, Colonel
d, F. Slaughter in Culpcpcr county, on the
i'm Instant by the Rev John Cole. JAMES
NSBROUGH, esq, formerly Of the
Black Horse Troop, G. s. A., to Miss ANNA
OPHELIA, daughter Of the late Edward
Smith, of King George.
AT Landmark, Fauquor county, Va, on the
2Olh Instant by Rev. Il. J. McVcigh, Mr..
BENZ +. HURST and Miss MhLINDA
Finn, all Of Fauquier county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28

CONGRESS- Senate on Saturday, passed
the bill to authorize tho construction Of lateral
branch oftho Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
into the District of Columbia. The Senate joint
resolution in relation to tax on alcohol, &c, was
passed, and now awaits the Presidents sigma
turc. A bill was introduced to increase the pay
of army officers After transacting other bust
ness the tariff bill was taken up and considered,
but no final vote taken. There was an exciting
debate in the House on the bill of Mr.. Stevens
to reconstruct the Southern States.
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DIED.

On Sunday, the 9th instant, at the old family
rosidnncn in Alexandria county, AMELIA
SKIDM0RE, in the G6th year of her age
". The friends and relations are invited to at
tend her funeral on Tuesday, the 10th instant at
o'clock.
In the triumph of faith, on the 18th instant,
at the residence of his son, James D. Hall, at
Amherst G. H., EDWARD HALL, in the 10Th
year Of his age-[ Episcopal Meth. please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28

The Senate. on Saturday, rejected, Of the
Presidents nominations to office, III assistant
assessors Of internal revenue lG collectors Of
internal revenue collector OF customs;
Director OF the Mint, !. I Minister to Stockholm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28

The Conservative Convention in Baltimore
has nominated Mr.. Robert J. Banks, highly
respectable citizen, as a candidate for Mavor OF
the cjtv
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The harbor of Baltimore has been onenet
by large number of men with axes, aided b.
steam tug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28

Selling coolies has become so common il
China, that the ruling prices for procuring
them are published.
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4 Washington letter says: 1t is beisiievud
that The Senate will, upon final aciien on the
bankrupt bill, agree to the aIsetdment pro-
posed by the Senate comm;stae to take from
the Chief Justice the appointucnt of regis
ter on bankruptcy IS aom provided in the bill. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28

The public are ''edifed' by yet another
Scene in the House Of Representatives.
Sumncr is allowed to abuse, in the coarsest
manner, the President of the United States,
in the Senate, and Summers satellites, in the
House of Representatives, can viliify and ca
illuminate the best men in the country, with i'm
punity-but for retorting upon the s!abderers,
the punishment" of censure is inflicted by
the Radical majority We do not wish to cx-
cuse bad language on either side-5ut in the
license that prevails in Congress some show Of
justice and imrartialty as to the rules OF de-
bate, should be allowed
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1t is said that the bill which has passed the
Senate, abolishing certain collection districts in
Maryland, is designed merely to cgislate out of
Office the custom house officers in those dis
tricts who are conservatives
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The veto of the Colorado and Nebraska bills
was expected to-day.
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Mr. Sumner IN his recent TRADE against the
President, referred, Indignantly, to the scene
at the Capitol when Mr.. johnson was sworn
in as Vice President. Bad as it was, did Mr..
Sumner then or afterwards, until he broke
with Mr.. johnson, ever censure or condemnit?
Was he not the political friend and supporter
of that same Mr.. johnson, notwithstanding
that ''seenc?" Did it make any difference 10
him? # Mr. J. mad consented to run in the
Radical traces, would he ever have mentioned
it, to his discredt? He knows he would not.
What right has lie then, to speak harshy now,
Of what he never opened his mouth to censure,
then?
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In the Senate, on Saturday, Il proposition
was introduced by Mr.. Trumbull, the chairman
Of the Judiciary Committee, which is designed
to make ineligible for the Presidency any one
who has ever held the office 1t is offered as
an amendment to the Constitution. Mir. Wade
announced his purpose to press it's immediate
naSSanG
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It is said, that encouraged by the success Of
the protest from the minority of the Legisla-
ture of New Jersey in The case Of Mr.. Stockton,
and the subsequent ousting Of that gentleman
by the u. S. Senate, an attempt to inaugurate
d similar plan will be made in reference to Gov.
Swami, the newly elected Senator from Mary
land. We should think that this game can
hardly be played any longer
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Gold
NEW YORK, Jan, 2S.-Gold, to-day, l345
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Virginia is now more oppressed and injured
by the uncertainty that exists as to the future
legislation Of Congress in regard to the South,
and the fear which prevails that that legislation
will be harsh, unfrcndIy, and, in some respects,
even destructive, than from almost any other
causes. Capitalists naturally, hesitate about
investing capital here in manufacturing, min
ing, commercial, and agricultural business
and turn their attention to other fields of en-
tcrprize. The poverty of our people, the want
Of sufficient labor, the ravages of war, and the
load Of debt, We know, are concurrent causes.
Bat the great obstacle to prosperity and rcsto
ration is the threatened proscripive course to-
wards this section of country. Give us quiet !;
fair play, and reasonable time and opportuni
ty, and Virginia, after all that has passed and
gone, would speedily recover its former posi-
ton.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is.

SECOND AUDITOR announced on Sat
urday last, the election, by the General Assem-
bly,, of General Asa ROGERS, Of Loudoun
county, as Second Auditor. 1t is not only
proper but great pleasure, for friend who
has known General Rogers so long and so we'll
as we have, to express that pleasure on an oc-
casion, when his high character and merits are
recognized by the Legislature Of his own State,
in his appointment to a Irresponsible State office.
4 better choice could not have been made
Through, now not a short life, General Rogers
has been known for his integrity, his sound
Judgment, and his honorable feelings and con-
duct Kind, courteous, and obiging, he isa
Virginia gentleman We have, therefore, In
him, the requisites which should always DC re-
auired for public Offices ability, experience,
and elevated principles From his youth he
has been bonorcd by the people Of his county
aad district, in the bcstowal upon him Of Offices
OF trust anu honor in their gift--and the rep
rcsentativcs of all quarters of the Common
wealth have now conferred upon him this ad
di.iona] distinction. He will we'll aud worthiy
fulfill the expectations OF his friends, in the
discharge of the duties which are now to de-
volvc upon HIM His past is a guarantee 1or
the future
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STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.
ID ESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.
ENOCH 6 RIM i $

STOVES, OF ALLDESCRIPTIONS
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SPOUTING,
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6lahonsrp ano farm @ccos.

6iahcnerp ano farm Socos.
COMETHING NEW-DAY's INDIA RUB
> Der PROPELNG PENCIL with Idebe Lead IN place OF Ink
valuable cergymen merchants statesmen and All per
who write permanently with pencil Instead OF lax pTe
leads by mail receipt OF the prs j. j.
sNOW, No ~ Liberty At, New iori
CCHOOL-REWARDS TESTIMONIALS = A
- distribution the Of school, Sunday
School Can sd Medals Mag Certificates Valentines ISoeFspef
Nes the above constantly being published by
BRREN l. JONES Nos l34 and 10 Wiliam-st
ENVELOPES of every variety of Color and
Qnaiy manufactured Patent Cumming and F9lng Ma
chncs which well gumned envelope Open snd Envelopes
together with Of LETTER and EOTBPAPRIS
BEkLE JONES Manufacturers Nos l4 and la Wiism-st
DING-ENVELOPES, CARDS, &c.-
just Ourhe new large Square FLAP, the desirable style
Wedding Envelope Mourning Papers
Cards and hen0banCards Of all widths and styles Of
tured by BERLIN JONES Nos l34 and WiiaH-s.
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Tg'HE HARRISON BOILER
Manufactured At the HARRISON BOILER WORKS Gries Ferf
Road, Phliadelphio
JOSEPH HARRISON. Jr., Proprietor


JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr., Proprietor
This extraordinary Steam Generator combining eaicHe' reliability,
srss; economy durability facility for cleaning and uinspodon
u safety from explosion presents thereby features m rs recommend
1Oa possessed b. Generator previously made"
remarkable eriese o merit presented 81 the fc' t7t within
about two year past upwards Of 800 Of these Bors warning from
horsepower 10 800 horsepower have been sold from ee works and
a. satisfactory chiefly Of Penus' aa; and the
etten certificates Of their Performance from dnn sh@ o"ror
embracing aOs, eve class Of manufactures i frhe NTH the
paeasc o. the reader be tired sth the onoioay lrs
About 90 boiler Improvements have been ptel the United
Rates and Kusope Of ac has been Lie aud propery
sd great truth aud potent that details of horrors and
sossea from boiler explosions passed weekly
1''isr q course attendant upOa boz and
most esO-l Of mAseu
"a ths ber l. an absoivis ose 0ggi3 explosion e ne
'rPopeFg ana both seems 70 enf a else beng eqaato the
nost favorable consideration
Interested parties are respectfully 10 en AZ ID. UNDERLINED
sidfe where practical Boiler seen end an ,,tlop ser
y given Brsneh oaee Of HARRISON BOILgh WORKS No ,Is
Bfo'assy. 0see Nos ssh4 70 Ssa.Yeh. IN hyde AGENT
T'0 PRINTERS-For SALE al a bargain
n Of begeHers uafnedin1 IHerfrI cam ~ fnT,
PRFbSkS snd In complete order. Apply 10 WILLIAM Mn
PLY No as Canalst Nesi0rE Az ~'N
NNESTTs IMPROVED PUMPS.
w SANCHO PARZA WIND MILL
OTISR PATENT LIGHTNING MONS
COMBINATION GUN HOSP AND BEI1JSG
Al the S-si VI ihc KIDD 90 sale hy
!. D. WEST 60. No 20 Courlsud-., y Y
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6ilralions f0anico-femaIcs.

CEAMSTRESS.-A first class SeamstresS, who
> understands drssmaAing and family sewing will the l3 %"
prepared accept engagements BY the day week CIV
reference objection short distance cut Of the C Adlrss
T. H.. station p
A NUMBER of well recommended German
~ situations % 40 general HOtSEWok, &c. at Mn
LOVES German Institute ~ u stihions, near The BoNery
FAMILIES desiring capable Servants mmedl-
sie German Girls for city country cen get good @
obng help promptly the large select female Employment Institute
10 sitAe between Eighth and Ninthsts Conducted by an
American ladY
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Dcntistrp.

NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
" mated NOyd Gas and teeth for over
Is 500 patients Who certified that done pan
pure evc dsy We never fail" ONCE Cooper
st'tute.
.nR. WAIT & son, No. 1858 Fourth ave, cor.
Tweuyfrsst call particular attention TO their style
GOLD and PLATISA OF TEETH al ESQ and t4O Hat
,rfe Nir q a. "a ~ daily each tooth ertraed
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JosRrH MCGUIu. Anctioneer. 49,
NErTTNvED's A + -Will lac SolI nj pUhllt

RECElN kRS SALE.-Nll III DC s0iu at i ~, u .I
Seemed and uumsnufacure stock Tools Knives Pres Fixtures and
E,rrr FOR the manufacture Of merchandise TAGS Direction Labels
al Poe 81 Tables belonging 20 the firm of NlIMOL bhi
A. valuable Of second foor Of No los Broadway having
k,5r vesr. % rln from the lS Of MAY next
No los Broadway AMI VII conc e az NO
!, u...r,,,p.st TEENS cash. r. ". POTTER. Receiver
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5ilnailons rOanieo-m ales.

A GARDENER of experience desires to OBJ
IA SITUATION; would like large Place where he
car show oapabies. Please call MIR BRlDGEMAhS Seed
store No $40 Broadway, address by letter.
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CEW-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
irN WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1917.
COMMENCING Die ~. 100

rss.ra ~ station Twenty ,errtit hni Fourth
ave Eatr4ncc Tseutv-.cveuth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
y y tkri JVl lhfl
ror Bnir-por 100 6oJ b., lid IA5 ELl O." Erl
Tor Mliorl All SirtSni 700 n ~ 8 n. as 45ap m
Iol Ffl.l Southport aai Wcspoft, 90" hN IN 3S. up
For Sorvat 100 CEI) eco ILo ial5 Rt 300 lErl
o. O.. -. . 90. HeO Ia p.
Iar DaueH. 100 200. NJ % a m. 1f5. 40, 40
Is Greenwich 100 lid IS s5. 40 sJ. Gu
Tor stanford To- % (Erl 900 Jl El5 hi 2l3 3t
llLI Jt5, 40, SD 6Jl, 001 III, p. m .
Foi Chee AMI intermediate stations, 100 900 lid I'm a'
80. 90. 2. -. 60. zoo p
on Thuiays TIE Train viii leave Tu seventh At
Hop . ..,..
For Boston Springfield 400 (kE, 40 lbIl, AOl IN
For Boston via shorr LANE y - tkt J. $50 p m.
for HAtiorl AMI Springfield 800 (Lch hl5 Jo (hrh 0~
For Conner River Railroad 400 m (Erl isi5p N. % mon
ireAl. 100 o.. 10 Northampton -.
For Hartford Providence ard Fi.hhn Rroai 200 tEtl 2'
-, ~. a., -
y ij dOn. Aon o
Ior Canal Railroad - IS r. Northampton
For iousaonio Railroad BOO a. A.. BOD
For kaugsuick Railroad. 90 a. a., 500 D
Iaf Daubuu aad Norsalk Railroad, 200 b0i m, 80 "a
CorHmodous Sleeping Cars attached 70 $50 N tr.h -
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Winter ar
ralgcmena Jan o laLcivcs james Slip. New YORK az
m train of GeeuPor sni way stations " m ior SOS
stations iaph'nt trsn land q ky@
bead on Saturdays a1l. Tor syoasei AMI stations
F1ruiugir'r end stations.
MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM
va -goumrnera Monday. December D. 100 Leave Nr"
io1 leonaccur with Lhh valley Raloh 40
t.l5 EEprHs Msi irain "a -
pres. Morr1Fu Accommodation cafes Al i9 "a hA, "
isru Ma AZ Moris'ovu hrpfes a. 3 IN al
dillon Newark I've 70 Souh Orange
= L------
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEl g.
~ viii l.ye jersey CTS m Psunon a. Q p and " M
anI l,lS SatanAys ou al Ills TIC sR
''' '''''' 'D THOMAS W DRMAREsT Superintendent
NEW Jersey RAILROAD.-Triins leave
Courtand.t for PnfLtDELrHtA ~ atl 10 n u ~
~ Tor BALTNoRK and NAsHSsroS al and 10 ~ Z
q ru.. r. Midnight
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NR HEBBARD IN COOPER INSTITUTE.

nR HEBBARD IN COOPER INSTITUTE.
Tn. and thinking public viii bear mind Dir H. Of
e snr Of ne who understand teaches and
forces thoughts Others, not merely technical pro
by warmth OF vitality aud power OF eoaence His knowledge
human constitution unsurpassed His explanations
and accurate and presented be forgotten
he Illustrates AMI ouforees every idea To hear HIM Is to
attendance all subsequent lectures II from this fact he crowded
fremont Temple for consecutive evenings and potent ws the NJ
huruc OF his eaass that the whole city lesS poye BY
Gentlemen bad habits; and ladies
changed their mode OF dess arranged their ha took more sunlight
aud air aud all unseaA thing There quarter OF
Amon of people n this ho would e To hear ha dd They
understand lr the and intcres; OF Bis subject
Admission SOC Ticket ios The course 10 Lectures. -,
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~, g IP, 4 b LTAFrRF ROOMS 19SSi los Broadway
ADRIAN H@1rLLHR Auctl0neeI ,,--,
~ RfTrT TED u y WI KINS 4

A DRIAN II. MULLER p. X. WILKINS q
a Co win sell Of auction on III iSDAl ,, ietoe 49, a y Inch
ss I Tors follows. Nos 2iO 2i2 ga 20 ~ and 20 West
,ist bo,g hieh btoops with bIoNusone oasenenis Also
W o. 81 m 2- Nrhave No q IS valuable corner store DONG
- ss This PROPERTY is BE- the Ninth Wand and IN DE imne
~ - te coneopd Gansevo0r Market and BE- desirable as
u',s t,t Maps can hsd Of the Auctouee No IFmest