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snf placed on waiting orders ,,cu,enant Ocm
manier X. X. Ducr has been detached from the Sar
ssass ani placed on waiting orders
Eands se>uod 70 thc Central Pacific r,ailrond.
During the month OF November there we're ISSUED
= the Central Pacific Railroad Of California United
States bonds TO the amount OF si.2soOoo and to the
Union Pacific Railroad bonds TO the amount or
t6lo.oH
Land Surveys in Nebraska.
Commissioner Wilson, OF the General Land once
has Just received from the Surveyor General At
Portsmouth, Nebraska the returns OF tho survey OF
eight townships In Dawson and Buffalo counties, in
that state. including an area OF lsj561 acres These
lands situated on tine north side OF Platte river
rolling and broken praires with second and third
rate soil. large portion Of the tract Is well adapted
for grazing purposes. The Union Pacific Railroad
crosses the tract which Is about 200 miles west OF
Omaha. Some timber liz found along the streams,
consisting OF elm, cottonwood and alder. portion
OF the lowiands Is strongly tmpregnaed with alkai
the tract contains some few settlers.
Minnesota Railroad Lands.
The Commissioner OF tho General Land Oi,icc
having submitted TO the Secretary OF the Interior
list OF lands representing o. 400 acres which
10 the State Of Minnesota under acts OF Congress
approved July and IL. 1896 to aid in the cOnstruc-
ton % the Southern Minnesota Railroad, the same
has been returned by the department az approved
November L. 1858, and the Commissioner has in
course OF preparation transcript for transmission
20 the Governor OF the State.
Changes In the Army During che Last Year.
The oficial army register for 1858, Just published
by the War Department shows that since the regis
ter issued for 1857 the designations have been fol-
iows:-One lieutenant colonel. one major, thirteen
captains, twenty-five first leutenants, thirteen
second eutcnants, eight assistant surgeons and one
military storekeeper. Thirty officers have died,
seven were dismissed and nine were cashiered.
Bngader General and ,rcyet Major General Robert
X Scott resigned.
Personal.
Commissioner Rollins returned to Washington this
morning. No further appointments OF supervisors
have been made. Tie most important vacancy
among the four remaining is the Southern Ohio
district.
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CALF ORNlA.

uhe Decision In the Contested Election Case
Fires n san Francisco During November.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. /, 1865.
The supreme Court in full bench to-day decided
unanimously that Hoffman, republican, was entitled
60 the once OF Elector This gives the full electoral
vote of the State TO Grant aud Cofax.
The United States steamer Saginaw sailed for Sltka
to-day.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat firm at 81 rs a
81 80. Legal tenders. "a
The total number Of fires in this city during the
month OF November was twentysx the loss $685.
e35 aud e insurance $10s047. The probable loss to
the Insurance companies was t25S,s70.
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Departures sf Csasr~~sz~n fsr Wassinstsw-
Heavy snow -serm-sSses ssiss Against
Css~.xs Pspcr~-tnsslc Camuss~isncr-, Com
vrnfiss - tsrs ~pecsiatisas - Destructive
Fircs-
James wIison % Iowa. senator Yates and Hon. John
A. Logan. 10 Illinois ana Hon. @. c. washburn
were In thss cts TO-DAY rO,te 20 " Ashihgton.
u commenced showing here Al cary hosr this
morning aud has continued Al intervals during the
daJ. Tns - the hsst genuine winter weather this
season
Henry wundcrly. ofthls eity. whose rowdylsm nj q
boarding house ON wabash avenue WAS made public
~ the chicazo rrlbaas. has commenced action
thai paper for tbel lay ing his damages nj
$1,000 also against the chicago Republican Tor the
same cause ana the same amounh
Tue National Convention o. Cattle Commissioners
mt Ia the Hal OF Representatives ~ springfield
for temporary chairman, which Was carried. and H.
u. Nores, of chicago, for temporary secretary.
committee o. three an credentials and ten on per.
maneut organization were appointed. In the slier
noon Goyernor ovicsts addressed the Commis.
sionss Nj. chrsstie, from the Committee
william y. Alien. ~ Ne. TorK' a. rresidcns ana
thirteen Wee presidents aud secretaries Dr. @. NJ
Dr H. u. Moore OF MarylAn Dr NJ Morse. OF New
YORK, and ,. stanton Gouh then delivered able al
dresses.
Tie corner in corn eliminates yesterday aud re-.
suited IN reputation by about two-tnrds OF the
shorts. The number Of bushels rcpudlaicd vas
about lgl0O0 the difference about $4,000.
There ave alarm. ~ nre in this city this even.
ing the nIsi commenced al No. ara State street
and DESTROYED everything up " No. AZ. The build.
ing= werC AL two st0fs ffamc- and were generally
occupied by families ana small shops beneath.
The loss was about si0.O0 The second occurred m
Judd Block, CA the northeast corner of Randolph
and Iasaie streets IN the third story, occupied by
A. Vs. SlurRcs. dealer "a iankee notions. nishlock
was entirely destroyed. n n supposed lnccndiarisn
had something 70 10 with this Ore. Mr.. Siurges'
loss was S39OJo. The third Ore took place m the
dwellin. house OF John A. nuck, President OF tac
Chicago Brewing Company. located on the corner of
Fullerton avenue aud North CLARK street The
dwelling was entirely destroyed, involving y ioss al
$4,000. Mr.. iluck was Insured Tor $4,000
Wife Mardcred-Thc Murderer Hang BY .
Mob.
st. L0ris, Dec. q 1868
on Friday last man named Engieman. living at
Carlinvc. Ill., cut the throat 81 hs divorced wife,
nearly severing her head from the body Engeman
was arrested aud lodged IN JAIL hut on yesterday
mob OF country people took him RON the jsn and
hung him.
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Arrival OF Count Daimaseda ~ Puerto Prin-
cipe-Conferenco with tho Lending In
sursents-A Bloody Struggle 60 Commence
soon.
HAVANA. Nov. al
Via KEY WEST, Dec. 1, 1858
Our adyces from Nueyitas are to the 25th instant
Count Baimaseds arrived at Puerto Principe on
the 10th, with q force OF 900 men. Operations
were suspended for four days more ct the sug
gestion of prominent citizens, with the hope Of CON-
promising the troubles The insurrectionary junta.
however, repel all offers OF compromise. At con-
ference held on the 25h the chiefs represented the
talent and wealth Of the eastern department. Some
pleaded strongly In favor Of accepting the reforms
offered In the administration OF the island but the
majority refused 20 accept any such terms. They
expressed their determination to fight for the indie
pendence OF the island.
Count Balmaseda then notified them that bloody
struggle would commence soon.
Further Accounts Of tho Fight ut villa del
Cobre-Marinc Intelligence.
HAVANA Dec. /, 1868.
Later advices received from Santiago OF the en-
gagement between the government troops and the
revolut0nists in the town OF villa del Cobre, on the
oath ult.. still increase the number Of revolutonists
killed.
/. the steamer Cuba arrived here this morning from
Baltimore
The steamer Eagle arrived here at noon to-day
from New York.
Arrest of shipping Master Garcia Upon
Charge Of Defrauding the American Cow
ernment-Havann Markets.
HAVANA, Dec. /, 1868.
Shipping master Garcia, who some months ago
attacked Mr.. La Rentrie then acting United States
Consul here, has been arrested and placed in Fort
Punta by order OF Captain General Lersundi to
American
ernmeDt. brought against him by the present Consul
General OF the United States
Sugar.-Saes to-day 5000 boxes No. ~ Dutch
Standard at So reals per arrOba Provisions dull.
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GEORGIA..

Another Election HIuddIe-The Columbia aud
augusta Railroad.
AUGUSTA, Dec. l, 1868.
The Mayor and City Council Rave ordered the post
tonemen, OF the municipal election until the assem-
bling OF tho Legislature in January, taking ground
tie The negroes entitled to vote by the legisa
tive law granting the city charter, and that an cleo
Snu il mil and VOID unless the present Legislature
STRIKES out the word "wbiten in the city charter.
TIE democrats claim that the State constitution and
Recommendation laws give the negroes the right 10
vote, municipal laws to the contrary notwithstand-
Ina. and propose holding the regular election allow.
ing the negroes TO vote and leaving the Legislature
10 decide as to its LEGALITY.
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad has been mn
ishci from Columbia 10 Granlieyille ten mbe5 rom
&ngustA where II connects with the south Carolina
"a"sosd. Tratns ran through yesterday.
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PENNS YLvANiA.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1, IsAt.
nrc broke out this evening M tho shirt manulac-
tory and warehouse Of Ludwig sicdenback A Co, a.
No. sos Market street extending partially through
the FIRST story which 10 originated. and burned 10
the second moor. where is progress was
arrested. The stock ON The first noor was
either destro, ed or much damaged and thai on the
second moor damaged by water AMI smoke The
origin OF the Ore Is mystery M u DID not bfuss o1t
near the stove.
The occupants ~ No 400. McComas. rllman A CO..
wholesale clothlers, sufferers W water, but "
surcc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Legislative Pr0ceedings-POificni Address by
Senator Robinson.
COLUMBIA, Dec. l, 1858.
In the House OF Representatives to-day resolutions
OF coincidence the death of Senator Randolph and
Representative Martin were adopted. Euogies
were delivered by several members, after which the
House adjourned.
United States Senator T. j. Robinson who leaves
for Washington tomorrow morning, addressed
tical situation.
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Annual Convention Of the B.srd- ef Trade.
CiscissATi, Dec. I, isss.
The annual Convention Of the Boards Of Trade
Will be hell In this city tomorrow. A number u
delegates from drereut parts ~ the country have
already arrived. rhc indications ARE that The a..
TENDANCE Will be large.
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TURKEY.

Recall Of the Turkish Ambassador from
Greece.
LONDON. Dec. !, $685.
despatch from Constantlnople says II IL be.
ucved there that the Sublime Porte win recall its
Ambassador from Athens. unless recruiting for
Crete ceases In Greece.
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Impsrtaat Declaration Of General Prin.
PARIS, Dec. 1, 1865.
General Prim, In letter to the Gauiois. declares
shat the present Spanish government win have no
dealings with the Bourbons, and he denies with IN
Signaton the truth OF the report that he purposes
. coup detdt.
a Monarshists' Meeting Dispersed by Repub.
Iicans.
MADRID, Dec l. 1868.
on Monday political meeting of monarchists In
ralladoIid was broken up by the republicans.
Uhs Cuban Insurgents md the United states
Govcrnment-Admiral Nunex-An0ther Re.
publican Disturbance.
MADRID, Dec. I, 1865.
A rumor In about here that the government OF the
United states have recognized the insurgents In
Cuba an bclIigerents.
/, Admiral Mendez Nunez has arrived In Madrid.
The republicans attacked and dispersed 0ineeting
OF mouarchists In the town Of Orense.
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PRUSSIA.

Count Lippc ON the Legal System Of the
Kingdom.
BERLIN, Dec I, 1868.
In the House Of Deputies yesterday the Minister OF
Sustice, Count Won Lippe, made speech urging
legislation for making the legal system Of the Prus.
sian kingdom uniform with the systems OF the
Northern States.
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iLYNorr ~. Dec. l. lkfS
me jury Cor the lria % Deacon Andrews on the
charge ~ numbering Mr.. Homes was empaneled
without delay and District Attorney Pierce opened
Toe f0r the government. a large number o.
witnesses are summoned and sre Trial will occupy
ssyerai aaSa Andrews sppeafs VI court calm snd
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close At the Post Onice
at seven O'Clock A. M. on "Wednesday.
TIVE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-win
be ready at haf-past six O'Clock IN the morning.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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FRANCE.

The Paris Printers ON strike.
PARIs. Dec. i. is6s.
The primers OF this city are . strike, basi-
ness In that line Ia, therefore. checked.
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Cauadn Malt scotch Whiskey. Fully Essai
10 the imported article, at Sd SO per gallon.
Cd. MURPHY, 30 Beaver street.
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A.-Save Fuei-IIeduce Coal Bills.-Tix Y our
with Roeouck's Weather Strips Office IS Fulton
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CpissadOr0's UnrfvsIled Hair Dye.-soid nsd
applied NJ No 6Asto- House. Mandatory ~ alden lane.
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Batcbeior's Hair Dye.-Thc Best in fis0
world The only perfect dye; harmless rel inysnsns
Gus. Factory 10 Bond street
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Royal Havana I.stcry.-prixcs Paid in t.aia
fntofmata i ashed Tue highest pad Cor
a1d All ktnds ~ soa ana SILVER.
SASLOR co, BANKERS, Is Wall sifces, ~.
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Mia-, Tswpees saa Orraarsi.l =
bSS' i. u eoa8 ,lsyeI -
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NEW YORK.

Appoiutnaeu or n State Commissioner Of Pub.
lie Charities.
ALBANY, Dec. ], 1865.
Governor Fenton has appointed Nathan Bishop.
III. d., OF New York city, to I've one OF the State
Commissioners or Public Charities.
Progress Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad.
LEBANON SPRINGS, Dec. l. 1858.
The Lebanon Springs Railroad is now open from
Bennington, VT, TO North Chatham, eight and half
miles nom Chatham Four Corners. This road, when
completed TO Chatham Four Corners, will connect
the Rutland and Burlington and Western Vermont
Railroads directly with the New York and Harlem
Railroad thus forming a direct line to Lebanon.
N. r., Manchester, W., Burlington and Montreal.
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DIR. I.evett,s Pnfeut COmbinntisSa Rotieula ted
Rase FOR ARTIFICIAL Teeth the perfection OF dentistry ID
feather ghfness adhesion and durability the thxmo Of aM
praise, three test. No. Ess Twsntish serss
nnh house from Broadway.
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r.unG S0sspisinss. Bro0ckitis. Asthma, &c..
p.edty rsl,yed sd sbrn IN time. permanently crci
~ JAhk'-ExPhc1DRANr. You viii ind a4,o certsia
remedy fo1 conshs Asd colds Sold eserywhert.
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Wintrr Il Close Upos a., aud rts B,ssrs ans
SHOWS viii soon DC tet when rs feat go ~
'n with the ladies KNOX, tir Ha1.ert 49, 80 kes
~ crs stock of these embracing al kiaaA ani az y.
excellence, elegance sna cost, witch MI ~ aiscsI " -
the lowest rates We advise all Parrsssf
20 inspect the stock 90 fuks sueref ~ hNoAs s@f
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IueIiogrsphic Engraving aud psiusiuz Cons-
pbe prices y Won EGLOrp-TEIN, SUIT, III. ana ,sx
Nest rwsngsaftb Stree. NY.
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Charter Election On Hmdson-Democratic Sue

HUDSON, Dec. l. 1868.
The charter election held in this city to-day re-
suited In the election OF the entire democratic ticket
by majorliies ranging from 1854 20 35l. Rogers il
elected Mayor by Jos majority. Both democratic Su
pers aud all four Aldermen are elected The
aeIaocrais have made a clean sweep.
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For Firs. Ciss. Printing oT Eveny De-csip.
Nassau street.
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%
che r~crsxs-A hasaa~s a. ths Members al
she Outseins Cabinst-Mr. Gi~dsssae and
Has Frissd..
LoSbox. nee. l. isss.
The Queen has recovered irom . slight iadispo.
bition and viii leave Tor Osborne SON aner the
gnec.ing OF Parliament
! Mr. Disraell viii DOT propose any more names for
the peerage during the remainder ~ hls present "a
ministrA.ion.
Agrand testimonial banques : projected IN Llv.
.efpool IN honor % The membcrs VI the exPiEing
Cabinet
! Mr.. Giadsionc's "cAaptcr q an Autobiography =
generally thought to be needless ana lnlaii loas
publication. and Il Is believed % have allsu4led
many Of his friends
Tbs scaiI Race ON the Thame--Kciiy tas
Victor.
LospoS, Dec A. lsss.
Tue second great SOUL race CA the nver Thames
sook place to-day between Joscph sadler Of Puiney
and Henry Kelley, Of futney. The latter held the
chCmpionship OF the Thames Tor nearly san years
but was defeated last month by James Rsnsforth Of
,0a'eshesd. Ncwcastle-on-fyne, IN . race OF
Aeary ave miles on the river Thames. from Pufney
% Moriiake, for f2oo On gold . side.
\ The race to-day was over the same course aud fof
chs Same amount and was won nv Kelley. who hear
6adler four lengths In twenty-ihrce ana half min
htes. thus reganng In part ms lost lanreis ana
prestige. The weather was nne, and ~ on the pre-
ivious race. there was an immense attendance to
tWitness the contest.
Thu Queen Compliments the Gev~rser OF
Canada-Morc E.ccfies Returns.
LONDON. Dec. I, 1855.
Queen vi3oria, In an autograph letter. compg-
snents Lord Monck In connection with his adams.
zion rs Governor OF Canada
Elections were held yesterday for members 81 the
House Of Commons In Midsomerset, England, and
Sligo, Ireland. In the former Messrs. Neville Grcn-
rille and n. II. Pagct, both conservatives. re-
Aurned and In the latter Mr.. 0'connor, liberal and
fBir r. g. Booth, conservative elected. The IA.
lowing table OF the result rs given " the rDss TO-
hay
.oo os ccotou ~
Liberal naorlty.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. liz
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PnnsphIets. Lao Kevorfs, NJ. ENcrufed
VITA nsatnes erSnss and t~spach twcpynve rcr crsl
cheaper than sher prasina asshAnent W Tue
~ the METROPOLITAN goa PRINTING ESTABLISH.
AkNr, W Nassau faseel
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Ncsfne~s. Eresesns snss Despatch Corshjaef
10 the 81 urts. NsEgpotan Job frusiax kxtsb
shnsuL " .asssn stfsssA
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The Revolutionary Junia In Cuba Refuse Any
Terms but Independence.
DECISIVE BATTLE Win the NOlsSS.
One Hundred and Fifiy Cheyennes Killed
and Village Destroyed.
1>o~scs i'm General Clusters
Command.


m,ves~sss sf Her aaie~sy-gr. Bs-rs~Is and
the r~evaEe-A Basames - ths Members al
she Outgoing Cabinet-Mr. tsi~dsssae and
tass Fricads.
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Perfectly safe ir An ca.e-.

MRS, wISSLows a,orlIiS8 sSerr, to AZ as-s.ss
% Children, ssh ~ te-hsng, wind cns SC safe, rrs
bile sud hsfmsss remedy II orly relieves toe gh from
p.iu bat rsguistes the stomach sna ose corrscss .cdy
snd gives tone and he whose
the mother aud hesh ~ the child. be and -. 0t
"NkS WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRTr,"
having The fse sirrbs ~ .svFff~ frartSs the ant
sis ~rappsf. AT pihsfs initAts1.s
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public finances he relieved.
Reports Of the Several Departments.
The majority OF the annual reports OF government
officials here, with the various accompanying docu
Inents are still az the Office OF the Public Printer
Some or them have not been entirely completed and
portions only have been sent to the printer, while
many or the government officers have received proof
copies Of their reports and now engaged 10 re-
vising and correcting them IL - probable thot by
Saturday nearly all or the reports, including that OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury and the Presidents
Message, will DC completed and In the hands
OF their authors. II is expected that the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs will In addition TO his
pre.lm nary report - the secretary VI the Interior,
which mas been already published, make another In
relation to the officers OF the bureau aud s opera
tions among the Indian tribes during the past year,
which will be aent directly TO Congress.
Artillery Exprv,ments nt Fort Delaware.
Secretary Schoueld win leave here tomorrow
evening 10 ne present at The experimental firing vt
Fort Delaware OH Thursday next. The Secretary has
directed the following named officers to proceed TO
Fort Delaware to witness the experiments at that
placc:-Breyet Major Gcuerais n. Delafeld. w. r.
Barry Colonel Second artillery U. j. Hunt. Lieuten-
ant Colonel OF the Third artillery; Brevet BrIgadier
General J. Roberts Lieutenant Coonelof the Fourth
artillery aud ". Hays Major OF the Fifth artillery
Naval Orders.
Captain L. ~. H. Clz has been ordered to The
command 81 the pawnee. Lieutenant Commander
r.. ". Potter has been ordered 20 DUTY at the naya
/ rendezvous In Boston. Lieutenant Commander Johr
| IA. Rowland has been ordered TO duty at the nava
rendczvous In New York. Lieutenant Commands
X. ". wallace b9s been aotacacd fs0m cue Gacsrer
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a Monarshists' Meeting Dispersed by Repub.
Iicans.

on Monday political meeting OF monarchists In
VaadoIid was broken up by the republicans.
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port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
ut seven O'Clock A. M. on "Wednesday.
TIVE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wiif
be ready at half-past six O'Clock the morning.
single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. six cents.
A.-snve Fuel-Reduce Coni BnIs.-Fix Your
house with oeoueSs Weather Strips Office IS Fulton st.
A.-roId Inc, the Safest and Mos, EacctuSl
Aston HOUSE. corner Of barclay street.
Bn,cheIor,s Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
Gus. Factory il Bond
Cauadn Malt Scotch Whiskey, Fully Eaual
- '"'' ~ CT. SGRfHY. 10 Beaver street.
Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed ia the nestes possible manner
ssfs iIs Isl
Cri.s.derc'. Unrivslled Hair D,s..scld asa
applied NJ No sAssor House Mandatory " Maiden lane
Or. I.eveu'. Pntent Cousbinntis.a Retisuiatci
qf .es.aon ana md n e
praise three wears. test. No Esa rwsniisth srss
anh house from Broadway.
Established In lsee.-The MctrspsAiian Sch
Printing Establishment, W Nassau stf'~t
For Firs. Class Printing q Eyeny Ds-csie:
too to ihs Metropolitan JOB Prsaing Es,sbishmes
photographic Engraving aud Psinsinz Co.'S
cs r SoS yaSsps sS II u ass
West rwsnssaftb sues- n. y.
T.uas sssspisins-. Brouckitis, Asthnm, &c..
spsiry r,.ysa go as.n in TIM ermsgeay cci
ismsd, fof eo"shs Aad eola'f Sold evesywhers.
Miiaoa Brndtev a Co.'S 7o~irorss. Camcs,
a. for =. .npi.s % ..ss fern. - -
wHIfk ds,s sih % ArvlsIoo a Co..
10 The 81 urcs Metropolitan JOB fTiuas Esiss-
shmspl " assssm stssss<
Nm Postpone - .--Er-t Newark Aucss~a
sas u 40 Lots .. DE Oxgsn estate VIII take rie-e to-day
case 81 str,s a. ,hn g.Nk Heel
gosi'e. ~tete tunsh ell lse sasio
ssfs' onl@s, u G~u@r sirae'A
rsr'c~cis,ly ssss s ~ AT ra-es;
o Children, ssh sa ts>thng, wind Cn's, &c safe rrs
bile aud hafmsss remedy. II 0ry eh
p.iu but requisites the stomach sna bowels. correct. scidy
sud gives tone and snsr "a ~ whose vcs ress IN
Tie mother aud hesh tho child he and c.l f0r
ms NiNfLOw~ SOOTHING sYRUr"
having The Fac sifntbs ~ 'svEf~ frartSs the ant
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