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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST /. 1915.

Pins. Pearl Buttons, Lslc, Thread and Bobbin
Laces' Cottons, Worlcn and Worsted Yarns,
Woccn and Mcriuo Hosiery, with a variety of
tailors' aud other Trimmings, &c.
TOYS, SC
English, French and German Fancu Goods ;
Fire Crackers
J. w HoL1ERToN, No. rs Maiden Lane, four doors
cast of William street
FANCY GOODS.
French, English and German Fancv Goods,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Brushes, Combs, Fancy Bores,
Jewelry, Toys, &c.
WILLIAM MOVES, II Cedar street, up stairs, be-
tween Pearl and William streets.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, sc.
Publishers of Music and Manufacturers of
Musical Instruments
f. RILEY & Co, No, 297 Broadway, between Duane
and Readc streets
FnTH, Hall PoND, 2s9 Broadway, corner Park
Place, sole agents for Chickering's Piano Forts ;
also, Worcestcr's celebrated Pianos.
Patent Harp Frame, Piano Forte .Manufac-
tory and Music Store
GLENN, RoGERs s Co., No 152 Fulton street, east
of Broadway.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Fine Patches.
S. HAMMOND & Co.. of the late firm of Benedict
& Hammond, will continue the selling of fine
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, at the old
stand, No. IA Merchants Exchange.
Fine Patches, Clocks, ,Jepelry and SHuer
Ware.
SAMUEL w. BENEDICT, Watch Maker1
d. BEACH, Jeweller, No. Wall street.
STATIONARY, SC.
Blank Books, Foreign and Domestic Sta
tionary, SC.
FRANcis LouTREL, n Maiden Lane
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
DoprMUs SUDAN & Nixon, No. 80 Nassau street,
corner of Liberty street, opposite the Post Once.
ANcrIt & Co. No. II William street, between Ex-
change Place and Beaver street.
CrrTERs g. PHELPS, No 50 Cedar street.
BATES 81 MAsTERToN, No. 20 Liberty street.
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STAPI,E DRY GOODS

MERRETr, Ely & Co, Nos. so and 90 William ST
between Wall and Pine street
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CROCKERY.

French and ENgIiSh CHINA, Class and
Earthenware.
Tuos F. FIELD, 10l Broad street.
ri HAvILANp. So Maiden Lane.
n. STEveNsox No. 270 Pearl street, one door from
Fulton Bank.
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TERMS OF THE OLD DOMINION, (wEEKLy.)
One copy So per yearly Mail.
BY the Carrier So so.
lTt-To be paid in advance
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CARPETS, &C.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings, Drug
gels, sc.
REUBEN SMITH, Jr, 254 Broadway, opposite The CT
ty Hall.
LAMPS, &c.
Horns Patent Glass Fountain Lamps for
Camphine also, Webb'S superior
Double Distilled Camphine
J. o. FAY, 1876 Fulton street, Sun Buildings
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HARDWARE.
Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools, &c, Ger
man and american, comprising eUery
thing in The line.
OsnoaNE & LITTLE, 80 Fulton street, opposite the
United States Hotel, between Pearl and Water
DENNIsToUS & DGsBRow, Sign of the " Paddock"
IS Pearl street near Broad street.
for cash The cheapest Hardware Store in the
iFr
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PERFUMERY
Manufacturers Of Perfumery, Cosmetics,
Fancy Soap, sc.
ALEXANDER & JONI RAMSAY, successors to N.
Smith Prentiss, sign of the Golden Rose, IA Mai
den Lane.
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DOBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
~ aud Cap Store, Sign of the Panther, High
street, Portsmouth Va.
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Ii BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
II. die streets, Portsmouth, Va.
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l3ubltsheb Daily.
Vide Vdter street. Norfolk, and corner Of
High and Crawford SIS, Portsmouth.

TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.
10 subscribers, TEN CENTS PER WEEK, pay
able TO the CARRIER, to whom alone they
sponsoe for the amount due the expiration of
the week.
When sent by mail the terms S for twelve
months 81 Oh Tor six months, s Is for three
months
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BRITANNIA AND TIN WARE.
Plain and Japanned Tin Ware.
MENzIEs s BRoTHER, 81 Cliff street.
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MN. IL: BOSwICK, Draper and Tailor,
w Crawford Street, next door 10 the Post OH, e,
Portsmouth, Va.
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TOHN COOKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
- and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
y w e. c. F. HOWE, Isl Water street, one door
from Maiden Lane
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w IL. III. HODGES 81 CO., Booksellers
w Stationcrs, and Dealers in Fancy Goods, at
the Post Office, Portsmouth, Va.
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Pins, Pearl Buttons, Isle, Thread and Bobbin
Laccs, Cottons, Woclcn and Worsted yarns
WOODEN and Mcriuo Hosiery, with a variety Of
taiors' aud other Trimmings, &c.
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RAZOR STROPS.
IHanJacturer Of the Celebrated Magic RI
zor SFOp Of -Four Sides.
l.. CHAPMAN, IO2 William street
Sold at Manuiacturcr's prices, by all the Hard
ware and Fancy Goods Importcrs-prccs reduced
335 per cent.
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lADvERTlSEMENrl ]

Fer week ......M 8 81 / e8 2 Q /
The rstons to be ogood and ty be sp
bo rd the in good and uf
cen casks and vessels to be ded by the contractor and
the contents hereof distinctly roarked Oh each.
1t is TO be distinctly under Cd III lids will be entertain
ed fom persons not actually in the hu ness viii
these oilers refer and tn the will be bound
hsh upon sonahe notice often be required by
the captain Of the Il with the approb OF the Coec
tor OF xceeding upon average ~ in ech week
snch fiesh mt and fresh tables may be equivalent
the corresponding OF the rson allowed in the
vice. =
Persons proposing will transmit their bids sealed to tho Sec
rstary tfh. Treasury.
di t2or C. W. LAWRENCE Collector
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FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
TAIIRAN NT

CIGNOR PALMO resi- sctiuy informs his patrons and the
public that he has opened Resauant hi, known
and popular old adJong the Opera House He will
Breakfasts Dinners and Suppers In the French An
and Italian style 1T all hours aud unsurpassed by
any similar establishms, the city.
sgner Psmo trusts that many OF his old friends will kindly
remember his peculiar abilities q epicures.
dinner Of three dishes choice with half bottle OF aet
ale porter g.. be had daily for 3a only His
bill Of fare will comprise all the choice dishes of
at tn. lowest prices. and -eived in the best
N Hot and cold Baths supplied the above establish
ment usual +. PALMO.
Chambers
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DANCING ACADEMY.
shAKSPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS.
MR.. @; RoBERT-oN respectfu,ly informs his 6iends
rooms giving the various modes OF ds cling
Days of es5sys aud Saturdays, from 20 p NJ
for ladies' and undsr and from To T. NJ for
iemen A private class for ladies' from toaP NJ. Assem-
blirs will take place semmonthy-scho free season
tickets So n above have been newly painted and
r.fed Ia elegant style and Mr. r. insas parents
guardians every effort III be used the
fort of pupils while school, Those wishing subscribe
will please cali as above.
MIR r. will give his Grand Ball of the se,son on Mon
day, Dec Is Tickets ST. for gentleman and his ladies' to be
had the Class Rooms, at MIR RS ITO Canal street
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EVENINGS AT HOME

EVENINGS AT HOME.
YANKEE sULLiVAN'S OPERA SALOON,
No. Chatham Street, opposite the City Hall.
''tome Let's Be Jouiat !"
THE YANKEE has bren induced by petit of veral
MIR Caudle, VINO. account of having nothing erved
M me but IT. gue to open b' snug i tie p" ~
ng Home for Old aud youHx bachelors Husbands with
Horns Csudies Ins GUS and fact for I'll Who know
how apireeot. good aud sp-nd ppy hour
from toll trouble he door ot suug will
every Thurdy aad Saturday evening" when tn Chs will be
filled by coed one, the b. ST OF n umopy prevail.
Toe Chair will he take by ar. Mooe, Singing
past O'Clock, to take place every .saay aud
Srtu eve 2t,s~r
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NOTICE. IOIHE PUBLIC.

LII PERSONS indebted TO the snbscrb.T + .,ofore do.
IA ing business under the firm Of BRING LIES CO.
ed from paying TO M Brngues ynonev IL,
goods c ndze, sold in Az ~ hs nam ~
tue aud also warned purchase ar 80 a,nr
Of the goods. wines &c which Br;nsues uny
rantaby look from the store AID cellar No tNw he
has right or cl lin TO the whatever a;,a
the ,,cet owned by the ola firm Of Achara CO. And
CERTAIN ~ tce published n ,ha
me 9Th inst by the said Bn head ed Caution Pub
nc @ as s..s ~ mo ; one !nn m that have righ,
move pa, ann rom te plemses-fIe and ridcu-
"s f. bec me IL anw w, E sed by me ia my OWN
ink % oee"ne u any wa with the said M.
pr pr & a.. ~ hsvng h 1 oe.n paid his time by
III. J a .;d w Vtl snu a which mentioned
H. SEQ ars ra.p H. y my self and accounted
gve n hat the SIpai eh,p hsrtooe existing between
C." ssa a..oIysd snd f puder the f% q Br'neues
se;tlemtLt r> '~S N''""' 'o'
oi0 3t'irc u RICuAPD
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EVENING AMUSEMENT.

.
has been Of general regret that few opporta
mites OFFER that prove sufficiently attractive to Young
men, TO draw them from the hauns Of dissipation and vice
which many fall, from OF rational and IN
structive Amusement An excellent opportunity of
which many attractions also combining health plea
aud information where gentlemen may resort and pass
agreeabe hour Disbrows Riding school s8 bowery
Terms for course of twelve lessons So Subscribers are
not required 10 attend regularly, oay suit their
venience The school viii be oTen evening from to
9k O'Clock tSundays ereeptedD . ~,.y,,
The School is open daily Tor Ladies, irom eAN 70 I'M
c2t trnxxr
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pennsylvania Auenae, Washington CITY, ID. G.
THE PROPRIETORS Of this new, large And modern built
establishment respectfully tender their 20 the pub
lie for the liberal they have ard confidently anti
cipate popularity from the eff Of und.r
ssnsd to the public accommodation The house situate
the Avenue the promenade SIDE. between Third AID Four
aGd anf streets the Ralrosd Depot aud the
Capitol IL is capable Of accommodating hsee hundred
IN all Its II recently undergone
for the winters The paror, and ladies' apartments
refed in erd in every division of the house primary
consideration has been adapt the comfort Of
The dining hall Of the aud best light
ed BY day and night in the Union Our train Of
polite, active, obedent and well disciplined Briefly
hdeny challenge the judgment of discriminating public
all the essentials required render public house home
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 so per day Permanent boarders
taken at ialr dscoun with the OF the
times TYLER * BIRCH.
The Express will please copy every other day for
weeks, and send bill 10 T. Ter Birch. r25 3m eodfrc
CLINTON HOTEL.
rTNHE PROPRIETORS Of this House prepared 10
make arrangements h families single gentlemen to
Board for tn winter.
p28 2weodsrc HODGES & WALKER.
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BALLS, PAk1lES, &c.
R;ch EDshyopoble mud Sf,iDIe drficles

rVSHE subscribers daily receiving, and Continually ad-
ding their extensive OF ricn Scas Cravas
Gloves Suspenders &c Their of oil articles
pertaining wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman will
that olhet establish
this city and well worthy the attention. Of
and residents The subscribers long and intimate know ledge
Of department of their business The senior partner
for the last years been aet ely engaged ia r
line of business this city. guarantee that all
cles selected and msnuf ctured BY US, may be de
fuish in the durability of their workmanship
Particular attention Ready Made La De-
garments manufciurei Esahl hment
after the approved French method, tasv aud
faithfully made and fash oned u the form OF the
Gentlemen sending their -rde by mail del end having
their goods of the best quality aud Al fair an moderae
with puncuay 10y Expressly Of the country
aud ALL favvuring with cali deend being suited
the old Establishment of PARSELLS * AGATE.
DC lmtrc 237 Broadway, Of Park Place.
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A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
A Lien DQDWORTH would beg leave TO inform his
"A friends that il is his intention 10 Private
Dancing School, at his residence ii8 Broome Mon
day afternoon, Oct 2oth From his long connex with the
Dancing world aud having avaed himself OF structlons
from the beat masters that have visited this
Paul Tagon and Others o. like ceebry-he eelst at he 10
well qualified teach the city; and his musical
education will certainly him ADVANTAGE many
present the profession Be that those who IA
him with their rely acquiring correct
aud fashionable style of Dancing.
TERMS
Quarter Of "a Lessons, including the Quade Waltz,
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka 90
Days and Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays at clock, for Ladies and
Misses over l2 years Of age.
On Wednesday aud Saturday, o'clock for Misses and
Boys under 12 years Of age-and
On Monday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday, for Cen
tlemen at o'clock r NJ.
second Glass will be formed from to TO- for those who
cannot attend earlier.
Private given other hours either the resi-
dence Of the pupil or at the school. o2l lmfrc
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NUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS!

MUr rs, MUFFS AND FUHS.
Wy would those ladies' who have supplied them.
w selves with Mus, to call at WM COOPERS FurStores,
and look Fancy Furs will
them that tney will find his Mns alone
cheaper then any other In the city
JYm. Coopey's Fur MANUFACTURES,
Isat Bowery doors above Walker streetand Maiden
Lane. Gold street.
N BAH Furs bought mis- warranted to be what
they r
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JUST OPENED.
CO l. U M B A HOT E,
CHESNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and seventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.

BAGLEf, MACKENZIE x CO,
Propriefors
JAMES BAGLEY late Of Jones Hotel.
HENRY CMhCKEN/Is :, formerly of Washin gtonH House
PETER l.. FERGUSON. s2i
TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.
GOsLlNG, of the 1m.ican and French Dining Saloon
~ Nos 81 and Nassau street has always ready Green Tu
Tie Soup for CAPTAINS and families, put up in Tin boxes
Upwards of G0 different she's served up daily for dinner
from " Nj. m P. NJ the best Of the markets; all kuds
game &c. for prices which suit every body He hs tely
erected machine whereon dinner for 200 be
two nutes prepsed Has famous buckwhet cakes Every
arrangement is made for TIE of hs srs. His Sd
oon open 'front.' A. Nj. till M, (except the first day in
the week till 3 P. NJ
My Henry Gosline, has erected great expens"
similar smeut Boston, Mass No l6 Devonshre ST.
Very thankful the bestowed for the
last hive years and IN the hope o contnu have the
honor to call myself your mott ob-dent restauraeur
M tuFf L.,
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KUBlNSON'S PATENT POKTABLE
WATER ClUSETS

THE SICK and in delicate of health " n,
4 fd THIS article of essential II ~ Their bedchan
sS c De used with either hot or cold waer apor
FIR ,ale bv the suhscrbes the Cruton Plumbi 20 and
Water Filler Fstablishment, 800 BROADWAY, / Tween %
aio im.etc STONE. BROT arps
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DIA W FORFtS FOR Hl!:E, Broadway, up stairs
L DANIEL WALKER, Manufacturer Of Piano Fores, has
constantly hand extensive assortment OF elegant Rose
wood Mahogany Piano tortes kept exclusively Tor hire
including Grand and Cabinets, with and
Gold Medal the largest premium awarded to him
the Fair Of tn. Amer Institute for in
Piano Forrrs NIB. An Organ with four stops good
suitable small church private family for sale
cheap loan time. Store al Broadway, Manufctory
West 1th ST. s'h avenue. nc Im+rrc
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THREE er Four Gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant furnished with without board on ap
plcaon at The Wondcockn 433 Houston street one door
east from Broadway. References required dll 2tsm
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LECTURE IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
CHoULD the weather be sv9,sels on suS1,y 90 next the h
repeat Lecture the subject Are the Holy scr ptu
the judge OF contove ~ AID the sole Ge o iathf ihe
church II be pend half paste T. NJ Lecture att clock
seats free all atins'lc
CONCERTS, SUIREES, &C.
Al r. AND MRS. COLLINS, THE popular yocai4tt,D
Vk prepared engagements Tor Conccrts, Sorses
&c, during the forthcoming season
Mrs c. also acts Pianist and be engaged Tor pvats
Coton Parties Further particulars on application 70
MRS. NEWTON, Tsseasy Of the Pane Fests
NJ lmsf sas sinsina, $slh Grand street.
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CROTON WATER

CKUTUN WATER.
NOTlCE-Those persons taking the Croton Waller would
DO well 70 call and examine the premium Water Filters
tnuiacured ths subscribers They
that they only clarity but purify the turbd water
rendering 1t OF chrysalne harness aud divestng Of every
impunty. They be attached 10 Croton water-ppes.
. - STONE BROTHERS,
Croton Plumbing and Waer.Fi Establishment No 800
broadway between Walker and White SITS. d2 lm-r
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ADVERTISEMENT

T..
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORR1
Col sctor's Office, Dec 9th. I815
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Department until the Goth rsttnt for such OF Shp
Chaadie &c. such quantity aud times as NAV
be required for he of the United States Revenue
and Boats, which be employed this District during
the year commencing the lst January per following
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SEGARS-SEGARS-B
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrchsshed an exten
stock Of segars, BY Of Assgnees &c.
enabled to offer bargains Oh prices much
lower than the cost OF manufacture portaonamongst
them several lots exceedingly desirable the
Wholesale Segar Emporium 1903 Wal! street up stairs
n m II a
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VIZ ATCHEs.--W aT,lHES AND JEWk.LRi nose
w Ewho wish to purchase Coll Silver Watches Gold
Chain Gpd Pencils, Keys, &c. will nd it gre tly their
advantage call the subscriber who il selling all descrp
tions OF retail much lower than other house
Gold Watches low S2e SOS Watch
and Jewey exchanged bought All watches warranted
to keep good time, the money refunded
q. Z. ALLEN, Importer of Watches ard Jewsry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
t.-N.<
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Highland Cottages,

VIEWS with ground plans of the gIaad Cottsgei ats
Roxbury, BOsto designed and erected hy b.
Land sale at the Of Saxton and Miles, Wiley Put
n Newman, Roe lockwood 4 Sou; and other book
in New York, Phil 'depha ID Bosom. M 7w'r
HOTEL DES DEUX FkEkES.
Boarding and Rooms on the European Plan.
WHICH is more convenient, comfortable and economical
business require them 70 be absent frequently;
The quiet and healthy location of the hotel opposite
park retired from the hustle and confusion of
roughares adjacent thereto and all the steamboat aud
ings, the desirable residence 1853 Duane
posite Duane park. MA Inn
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GOALS.
HAVE at Yard, 256 Elizabeth and Ham.
mersly and Bedford Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal low
prices $3 so for broken S. IS for and soVe
Lehign and s. % rescreened and
dellevered. Also, Liverpool Blossburgh &c.
Orders received at the Yard
ole ltnsr IAEOR W. ekS
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HOTEL DES DEUX FkEKES.
BOAKD.

BOARD.
l35, 1877 and l39 Broad,cdy.
MRS 0. FISH.-Plessant furnished Apartments and good
NL Board be bad for snee young n and gentle
with their wives reasonable terms by imme ap
p,icaon above d2 lws nc
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HARTWELL'S
fP n SHIN TON USE,
223 Chestnut street.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

u ATHS just introduced-Wrrn and Colcin fire apart
- neufs for both lad and g-nemen and the org,
nzaon and fitting Of department. Of the Washington
10 complete. dll lm-m
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s. CO. q AspRta Agent for the Herald, Zieber
b-rs Ledger building Third receive subscri
Ssase single copies FOR sale daily clock n2 I'm
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NEW YOkK NAUTICAL ACADEMY.

No " Cherry street., opposite the Mahogany Yard
RE CAPT NJ. r. HAND, P,actic Navigator and
I'D Teacher for IS years Here you will b. properly
a. comp leeiy aud the practical
nnpert ing Navigation the uf al kinds Of
nents, which b, o der for at
tsny kept for real practce also, Writing AID Arithmetic
The whole ~ ver M lie time, pay
paraes which yey clear undersa dug of lie science
g-nerslIy, 10 he met i,h IN other aead. my.
Al ivenng School the various branches Of literature
~
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MASTIC CEMENT.

MASTlC CEMENT.
M ESSRS. j. u II. FRANKLAND d aud TROS. HARRIS
IVA beg recommend TO the attention oi all inter
esied buildings their much Mastic which the
durable aud beautiful composition Invented for
the exterior OF dwelling houses public buildings
Of marble lime into the
oston OF the mssc which consists Of bod inseed OIL
thick whcn with the oxides and carbonate of
lead and other ingredients, forms cement imrervoss
hard sone and Of great durability Specimens may
CHAs. H. MOUNTAIN, Architect, II Wall street. ~ York
~ lnsr
MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS!
fIHE UNDERSIGNED invite the attention of purchasers
their stock which comprises compile Of
every variety very reduced prices by the quantity single
Aso $50 dozen Natural and Lut.red Jsnnsi Skins Coney
Plates, &c. TkEDWELL FROST,
n29 in.r 62Pearl street. United Hot. Building
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TEETH! TEETHl

'Ii. - IIsrIU without pain, warranted GOOD a, the
A ,on, mslu,ai i ones TOR biting and masication.
nne gold plat a. " - ~ ~ Ae'1A VI oso al
a f SCI p o. best siaeral Teeth fine gold plate,
= WV " VIVA W ea"osPhs'c :. :.
PinsgiraT a. from 81 90 to S 90 H
Bv IGr I iseth with Gold, from rs To SO +
pno; o rNE3 Of Canal street and Broadway en-.
.Iapce ~ Cana! street do o,&m
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II. PAKENHAM.

Mr. Calhoun to NJ. Pdkenhom
WAsHISoros J n. a. Is45.
This letter that the President cannot acceds to
the offer he hopes the question
settled by the negotiation pending that il is not ad.
visabe any other method SO long as there Is
hope by negotiation.
Signed, j. {. CALHOUN.
Rt Hon. II. PAKESHAM.
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Married.

Married.
oa "wednesday, the 10th Of December by tho Rev. DR.
syeii MR. ALFcrp JoSEs, OF London TO Miss ANN NJ
SHAMsEss OF this city
baltimore on the 9th inst by the Rev. j. O. Ham
ner, Mr. Ym. d. KENNEDY, Of New York. to Miss RA
'cHEi A. CnEoo, OF tho former plscu.
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nVghCDArs, ,CLOAks, &c.--A largs assortne eat Mems,
" ard Youths Beaver MIed Cloth aud Pilot Oyercost,
Clesks r for sale ready made usual moderate rc.s
WM, r JENNINGS " co. s2l Broadway
ale tpnt American Hot.l
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
LATEST ISTELLIGRACa By THE NAILS.
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We proceed TO lay before our readers a coniinua-
ton Of the above documents, which we have pub
lished down 10 the following letcs nom Mr.. Cal
houn to Mr. Pakenhani. We give this letter, with
some abbreviation Of matters, merely OF form, and
lay the full substance before our readers =
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

HOW ENf CIRCUS.
JOHN GOSSlN. ......... ......... CLOWN.
Acts aud Scenes of Horssmsnshp
BY The. COMPANY,
Being the largest and tlsated the United States
MIR. OSCAR X. STONE,
7 he Great Indian Rider.
WM NICHOLS
MASTER NIXON.
MR.. BACON.
OLD DAN ENMIT,
And host Of other attractions.
- ]. TRYON'S Benefit on Monday dl2 ltsm
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

On the 10th instant Jons KELLY in the 73d year of
Ills age.
The friends of the family requested TO attend his
funeral from tho residence Of his James Kelly No
~ Beeknan street on Friday the ath instant at NJ
Lee. IL JAMES RoBERr, son OF John X and Elizabeth
Fraser, aged years and months-born i'll Richmond,
va. [Hichmond, Va, pepeIs please copy