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WILMINGTON, Jan. 8, ls47.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 8, ls47.
The r Reconciliation and its Motive
The telegraph will have told you of the reconsdera
ton by tho House of Representatives of the of yes
terday to lay the proposition of the President relation
10 the creation of Lieutenant General the BILE But
it will not have told you the policy ofthose who moved
reconsideration.
There appeared in the National Ineigsneer OF to-day
article haunting the democratic party with want of
confidence in the executive betrayed by the rejection Of
the tea and coffee mpos of the Lieutenant
and the introduction Of the Antislavery proposition by
Mr. King, in the two millions appropriation bill by which
1t pretty certain that the appropriation will be defeat
ed II was surmsed that the democrats driven by
this exulting article Of the Intelligence into ote of
consideration in order to make show of courtesy
towards the Recommendation # the President.
doubt not many voted Tor the reconsideration under
the influence of the feeling produced by perusal of
this article; but nevertheless, such was by means
the object Of those who moved the reconsideration
Their motive lay deeper.
The Southern section OF the democracy have for
time past accused the Northern and Western of
hostility to the administration and not perhaps, without
some show Of cause. The Northern and Western men,
knowing that RECOMMENDATION could have effect in
giving success to the measure-knowing, too that is
strenuously opposed by portion of the Southern demo
Gratis to w.t. Mr. Calhouns friends desired 10 enrap the
latter and to induce them TO record their votes against
this administration measure, that they should
have preext for accusing them OF disaection Accord.
Dgly Mr. Hamlin moved Iteration alth ough II
is we'll known that he is Of those most opposed
the proposition. outhern seemed TO divine
the motive, for portion of them voted for Mr. Hamns
motion, and thus defeated its object mention this little
episode Of the many instances of uvring
present exhibited on both sides of the House.
There Is very little interesting naws to-day. The
Committee Of Ways and Means will probably repor
plan to morrow, as believe the next day the
thirty days to which they are limited will expire.
We have had, today, Mr.. Smith, CT Indiana sgains
the war and Mr.. Bedingcr, of Virginia, for II.
The Senate has done nothing of Importance.
GALVlENsIs
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to year has hnctuated very much but considerable a.
lowance must be made for the system have adopted
in arriving at the quantity consumed
may be argued that the reduced price of this article
since 1880 has been caused by the abolition Of all duty
under the different tariffs as the duty then was two
cents per pound and 1t Is free but when the i'm
mense increase In the growth of the plant taken into
consider ton it must appear conclusive that that is the
principal cause. From 1870 $780, the production Of
coffee in Brazil increased to 100 per cent. besides the
increase experienced in all other coffee growing coun-
tries As evidence Of the variations in the value Of
this article we annex statement exhibiting the value
Of the aggregate mportations at several periods
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NOTICE

pkiCE REDUCED TO q, CENTs FER BOTTLE :
Cure for Baldnsss AZ Grey UairA desirable article
fr the toilet The Tncopherous Moderated Cotnpou "
now acknowledged by all who have used IT, to the
and mot cert arucle that has uven,ed Thou
sands have proc and bore IFS value and sc.
cy prveus bn dnes the hair thnt has jaen of
or become thu Keeps he hair from becoming ey and
moves dendfuh, scur Nc IL ~ partic recommended
20 the ladies' IS only clesn,cs the hair but soft
n- and bflancy which cannot be surpassed Prepared and
sold by {. BARRY artist IN hair No LAG broadway, cor
ner Of Liberty street d2t lmsrc
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!" Ourselves opn Sorsrsignsn
FANCY GUARD-COMPLlME BALL
THE renowned Fancy Guards" will give grand Com
pmentaIy Ball to Capt W. M. Borches, at the Cose-
um, $50 Broadway Monday evening" January H. 1917
Grand Drill and Review Of the Guards will take place in the
Ball Hoom.
N. The committee OF will pains
make this the magnif~
wonderful, accountable affair eve got of Costumes the
most Gorgeous dro groesque and the
fancul fashionable and fantastic; music the exquisite;
supper the most bountiful; drill that can't be bed
and everything that be be realized Get your
tickets early, you lose the greatest sight
- Tickets to be had e. rneus Whites I66 Vesey
street, Of the Committee Of Arrangement, at the door
Captain W. M. Borchen, Robert Phillips.
George Thompson, Barnard II.ver.
Francis Wilkinson, VIM Dawson
John Van puskirk, Committee Of Arrangement
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

WAsHIS on, Jan. o. l6x7
Another most 1sntay oriental day Senate thin
ana apparently indisposed to long confinement to-day
Prayers Journal, petitions
Inc Dill providing for the sale Of the United States
mineral lands after conversational discussion by
Messrs Phelps Corwn Huntin gton Bresse Speight and
others. was postponed to Friday next
Inc pt granting alternate sections OF lands. both
sides OF the lines of certain raroad, to Michigan TO
enable her to complete said railroads, was passed
The bill allowing certain States to tax public lands
rom and alter the day OF sale, ordered to engross
mspt. -
On motion Of Mr. DIX the papers on file in relation TO
the affairs OF the band OF Indiana In orb state
We're referred TO the committee on Indian affairs
On motion OF Mr.. SEWER the Senate into exec u.
tive session
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SlXTH ANNUAL BALL Of the Ist Company Mosgons.
~ ry Guard, will take place Tammaay Hall on Monday
evening" February ath isi7 The Committee edge the
selves that pains will be spared this Ball If
not 'upe the former Balls the Corps Tickle TO be
had Of the tollawi ing committee :-Capt John McMahan.
Lieut. Patrick Kelly, Orderly William Greene, Ensign r.
Collins, Patrick OBen, Patrick BIeenan George Harriet or
the bar Of Tanmanv Hail. 4. Garrcks Chatham street.
John Cunningham Spring street ja7 atsr
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keeping open house last night gained somsthipg Ger
tain members, 10 whom the whole subject puzzle
doubtless had the matter cleared up their satisfaction
Hence the reconsideration to-day.
The proceedings Of the Senate unimportant, com
pared it'll the applicable state OF affairs In the House.
condition Of things which it would require very long
chapter TO explain, so a. to be understood
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AUCTlON-BY u. JOHNSON,


BOOTS AND sHOEs-On Thursday January "a. al 10
~ O'clock he stock and fixtures Of the large Boot and
Shoe store No l52 Chatham street will be sold
above BY erde Of the assignee Sale positive y7 ssr
CHANCERY SALE of Vslusbe Pioperty ON Fourth
street. washington square) Awity ST. Laurens
Able gdcn square Hudson Greenwich st. jane Hora.
ito aud u nsevoort SITS
VIII be sold, by j. NJ. MILLER Auctioneer, on Friday
next the 9Th day Of January Instant O'clock the
MeEch nts Exchange under the direction of Lucius
son. ESQ Master in Lhancery-
The three brick dwelling house (which has recently
been painted throughout and lot No 2 Fourth WASH
ineton square.
The house and lot No. ST Amity ST.
The new three story brick dwelling house (wih Croton
water bathing apparatus, &c and lot No Laurens st
Lot on Hudson St. extending through Greenwich street.
facing Bethune st.
The lot the southwest corner Of Hudson and Jane
street, extending along Jane ugh 0feenwchs
Lot OIL land on the westerly tide OF Hudson between Ho.
raiio and Jsne ST.
The lot land the nohery side Of st. ID feet west
ofland on The southerly side Of Horato feet
Lot land the northery side of Horao st. 40 feet
from 4h st.
the southerly side of st. feet
west from 4th st.
Far particular description of said premises see the
vertsement Evening Post and Courier ENQUIRER
Lucus Robinson, master in chancery.
Maps OF the said be had appl
office Of John l.. Lawrence, Esq No. Ct Wslls
j72tis*ih
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Married.

On Monday, 4th inst, by the Rev j. N. Smith, DAVID
FAY, to Miss MARY Common, both OF this city.
On Thursday, the 7th inst. by his Honor the Mayor,
ISAAC C. FRosT to CArHARINE L. NICHOLS both OF this
city
On the 9th ipst by the Rev. Isaac Ferris Mr. GEonGE
G BETrs, to Miss CArHARINE A. BAYLEs, both OF this
city
= On Monday morning, the 4th inst. by the Rev. w. W.
Philips, d. D.. HENRy CAMP, to ANNA, youngest daugh.
ter Of Matthew Armstrong, Esq, all Of this city.
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RINA BALL

NINA BALL.
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL of the ERINA
TIE GARDEN, on Tuesday Evening January i2tn, 1877
4 proceed, q whie ae fer he benefit of the ORPHANS
Tickets 81 each admitting gentleman and two ladies.
can be bad Of the following Commitee Of
Conor - st Marks Place; Shorthill. 50 Roose-
veI street: FtzseIad, Oak VIM Corbet,,
Sosan' u James St YIN, Denman, Bayard 81; M.
Many 90 PING st; T. Gsrrick Q! Chatham J. McMa.
hon 10 Franklin st.; j. Keut II Sixth ID. Sweeny, sc
6 6,,Id" 2, :. Dunn q Elm 81 Mr Bed 90 Wall
gan IS Wall St; b, DAILY, 81 Broad FelI GUM 57a
siI,h ST Hugh Kelly, 1898 Bowery NJ McKeon 2s5 Beeck.
ees,elay and West streets; Foley a. Christopher
Walker and Elm SITS Owen Cogan % James street. Brook
j5strc JAMES b. NICHOLSON, 90 Yves, street.
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Now this table shows a good many tLiogs among
which the important fact that the d. has very little
to do with the cost in the markets of this country In
1881, there specific duty of one cent per pound
equal to about l21 per cent ad valorem while in 1885,
there duty at ALL and the price "a cents per
pound higher
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ID The NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS {!

AID The NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS!
Texas AND OREGON!ll
THE TEXAS AND OREGON ASSOCIATION viii
c.ebrate the anniversary Of the battle of New Orleans
and the trumphs achieved BY gallant army AZ
PALO ALTO,
RESACA DE LA PALMA,
MONTEREY,
By giving their Second Annual Ball ON the Evening of
EIGHTH JANUARY NEXT,
CASTLE GARDEN
The proceeds OF the Ball will be appropriate BY the Com
mittee to -
AID THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
called into service by the
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Neither exetons taste will be spared render th, the
Ball Of the CENTURY. and ia order that ~ Wv
PATitoTIc
may be permitted 10 unite the the number
TICKETS WILL NOT LIMITED
and he obtained the hotels and music stores
Of the city, and Of either OF the Committee.
By order of the Committee Of Arrangements.
49, . SAMUEL OSGOOD Chairman.
CHARLES WEBB, Secretary.
70 The names Of the Commine DiH be published at an
sarfv day. d23 Is n % ri i24 6 7 sssr
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRIJE soma

U.
E~E ARCHY 6KIEVE, the real caterer of ancy and
VIZ singing Birds has now on hard and prepared offer
~ the best selection yet offered American public
Sc ected without regard To price from every quarter
OF the Globe Amongst the following will be found the
most choice description OF fancy aud varied Canary
Birds matched and prepared be for hatchng with
breeding cages made expressly after his Also
English French. German, African. South American Chi
nese, and Domestic Together with the most choice de-
NoswSy Swans silver and golden Phea,a9ts and Newonnd
Italian Grey Hounds and every other spees Of rare aud
fascy Dogs Bird Cages of every variety Also. Archys
Treatise OF the management Of the various Of
Birds, &c. &c. "
N Ev ry variety Of Bird Seeds Cages, &C.
attention from A. GRIEVE, No. John street New York
YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Look out for your Christmas Presents Archy will be re-
membered when the candy aud the cakes forgotten Boz
quets put up by his hand his style at short no
tice. 'o doa ~ rrc
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FOR THE HERALD.

undeSsgaed take th. opportunity inform the citi-
mon rroperya Nsuvoo, Illinois, comprising the Nauvoo
Temple 600 town lots 800 of which we'll improve with
Ing lands and 1909 acres Of uainproved and ada.
uinous sacrifice The Temple is a feet long Sc feet wide
and IS sect above the basement the well built of
e wor hip, &c. Also the Mormon Temple $50 caied) at
Kirkland Ohio beautiful edice we'll situated and cacu-
lated for college, &c perfect title will be made
saleFor and particulars apply subscribers O4
Greenwich street BABBITT & kDMONDS.
New York, J,nusrv4 4. 1877 IS iwsrc
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I'HE III ANO taught on very moderate terms by Lady
who understsr DIS the science thoroughly aud who under
with the greatest fsciity Terms three doars per month
attended tn. d22 imins
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TAKE THE PAPERS.

r. REAT success Of Holmes new Newspaper PIsn-soo
~ subscrbes entered for the for 5000
in New York The proprerors of the mo papers need
become alarmed in passion the Introduction of
this system among them, blow up
down. 1t works bsneaeiay il London both for The press
World Necessity the old q, andmother ofImsny woT
Thy Inventions lea to introduce this cheap feature
ocas. as well Is the ntells e the people Eight daily
vered to subscribers I, g. 10 and ii O'clock
who tske the papers the London plan Gentlemen who
desire to avail Of this plan will find subscription
registry a VIM Taylors bookstore under the House
=. A. HOLMES. Park Row.
~ B. Central Office wanted for the business New Boob
aud Cheap Publications of all kinds furnished order
cash, on the lowest terms. J. A. Fl.
~ At,.t -
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-FlFTH SEASON -
The public and the subscribers respectfully inform
ed that the Second Concert Of the will take place
the Apoio Rooms on Saturday, January ., 1876
subscriptions for the remaining three emitting
the subscriber to four tickets each
store Of scha fenberg & Luis BY order
- j. l.. ENSIGN, Secretary,
d26 tits Sa'Tu " Tn All Houston II.
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Id NOTICE-SHIP PONTIAC FROM LIVER
NEN POOL.-Consignees of goods per this ship, are
M6hertby notified that she is dischsging under
raj order at pier 10, r. IL RI
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BALTIMORE, Jan. T. l947.
We have no news south of Richmond. The western
mail not in Nothing Of local interest except that Miss
Meades was to-day fined $40 for whipping q child.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 7, l01s PM.
No mails have yet arrived from Baltimore The
impeded by the ice The Washington line of tele
graph Is now in operation.
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FOR SALE,

ArA THREE STORY HOUSE ON 23d street b.tw..n
H the "a and Sd avenues Its well flushed repete
- TN the latest i'm udug kitchen range
snk cold and warm baths water closets, &c. Italian mar
Bile mantes throughout the house; yard Is feet in
ffont with yerand aud tregch windows The house
Of row oil six houses tue south side of the For
further particulars apply TO WISE 4 SONS
Al IfpAr
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RAILS AND PRIVATE. PARTIES furnished with the
- Violin Harp and Piano Forte any number Of Insru-
ments The music selected from Ops-
ra's. By
R,AYLlFFE, g. AYLIFFE,
j. AYLIFFEand q. AVLIFFE, Brothers, Professors.
No lT Elm street corner OF Howard. il Imsr
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THE NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY
EDITIONS in 846-Late French Books ready deli
"A There have been added the Library during
past year. one thousand five hundred and thirty volumes
consisting Of the best books this during
that period with selection Of English Literature and FIVE
hundred volumes Of Standard French Books
to Public Library.
Vslpy's Latin Classics, in al volumes, have just BEEN
purchased and Les Annales Cheme ia 100 Volumes with
packet
The important foreign aud American journals taken
for the Reading Room have been bound and render the files
for refs renee complete.
The Members respectfully informed that the i'm
portatien of French Books will be ready delivery on
Thursday morning, 3lst inst, at O'Clock.
BY order Of the Library Committee.
il lwrc PHILIP J. FORBES Librarian.
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SOCIETY OF TAMMANY OR COLUMBIAN
ORDER.
n Mn UAL Il ILL.,
/ honor OF the Thirty-sec ond Anniy ersaIy Of the
= BATTLE OF NEW ORLE ANS,
10 be gwen at Tammany ILL on Friday Evening; January
COMMITTEE or .aRR.qNGEMETs:
Daniel r. D-lsvan, James Conuer,
feter Crawford, Elijah Purdy,
george Messerve, John Kennedy,
yohn Manning, George Mann,
npoeH BOYD, Vim Brown.
Charles Mapes, Charles Mills,
John ID Everson, John II Bowie,
John Becker, Asbury w Kirk,
Timothy Hubbard, kIchard Letter
Theophus Peck, James c 3toneaIl
ueniy storms Richard Is Connolly,
John ,Westeryelt. Stephen Van NoStrand,
William rnell, JOSEPH Rose Jr.
Edmund Fitzg erald, JOSEPH Cornell,
Joseph Diver, Benjamin J Pentz,
Isaac Fowler, ste phen X HarIs MD
william Gage: William Sem,
Jacob yreeiand. Edgar Putdy,
Henry Vanderwater, Moses Flanagan,
Abraham b. CERT, Jr, A X Paterson,
lanes Reed, Thomas Killinger
1he room Will be spendidly decorated with military
bems various trophies during the rev
and last
The society will be honored with the company of many
disnguis hed individuals both civic and military.
Tickets be had of either of the Committee OF Ar
engagements Early application will be required the mum
Der of tickets ben positip IN limited.
DANIEL T.. DkLAVAN;
=, =, . Chairman OF Committee of Arrang ements.
MOSES n. FLANAaAN. Secretary. j8 ltrh
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T He DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
+. \ NR tAuLT, l.s and l3i Broadway Lafayette
fnch Dagneueotpe Plates Iuge size (the srsr brasd
whieh lie ohsn on reasonable terms Also an invoice OF
sencn hemicas including dry Iodiee, Hyposupbi,e OF
Soa. B,omine, Chloride Of Iodine Ii Of Gold Trpoy
AN""s'' &C. IS lmsih
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BEAU lFUL NEW GOODS
NGlust received case OF spiendii Gi,t Goods VIZ:
worn sses with mirrors, aud ul figures Watch
Ia CHrd and seear Sta Card Neceyer Gard Eases aud
Rr lot of Fans ofDew flush aud good variety
:? mai tieie' &C &C. for grsseets Elegant shelf
Inn !, &c toous tre ., W and VIII be sold low.
GU. WI oe painfully received the sign Of The Gold
wv zoe ""o VIZ, '',f. broadway ~. VI QUTMBY
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a-b'asc ~ WITS.

DARK rHEATsE-FRIDAY EVENING. Jan sth
The performances will commence with-PAS DEB
MOiSsONEuRs.by 1 Dansuesss x,enn9..ss
teo Falcone Dyou.
VIennoises.
To which will be added the farce of SOMEBODY ELSE
To concuds with a third advertisement, GRAND PAS
ORIENTAL, by 48 Dansueses Viennoises.
Doors az ox O'Clock; and will
at o'clock Bores 81; Pit 50 cents; Gallery
RoWEnY IhEATkE-Ind.y Evsning,, January .,
THE WIZARD OF THE WAvE-Don jose Del ssnds.
bar Mr. Clake; Charles Faulkner Esq, Mr. Neafe; limo
tiny Treacle Mr. Hadaway Donna lsabinda Mrs Sergeant
Previous which the last aad drama Of the
CITY BUkGLAR-M. de Rossmbert, Mr.. Vaehs; Spriaht.
ly Kit, Hadawav; Ernestine. Mrs. Sc tgeant.
Dress Circle % cents Fit aud Gallery TX cents.
Doors open at 61a o'clock. Performance commence att
DENEFIT OF MR. CONOVER.
MlTCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE FRIDAY
wi Evening. January $40 commence with CHAPLAIN
OF THE REGIMENT-Sergean Mtrtelle, Mr. NIckiuson
- After which, BROTHER AND SIsTER-Donns IsadJra
Miss Cruise.
10 be followed by MISCHIEF MAKING-NchOlas
70 conclude with REyOLT OF THE POOR HOUSE
-Moll Chubb Mr. MITCHELL
private boxes IS. Orchestra boxes, -.
Doors Open At half past o'clock curtain rises SIT.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, RAZORS, SC.
II FENNEY'5 Tallyho Raz,rs
John gmmer * Sons warranted N eedles
Wilson Sontheras elegant Table Cutlery
H Stenton's fine pen and pocket Knives,
Which, together with Saws Edge Tools, Scythes. and
ether list goods held for sale, the trade
tureis' &C count, by X y, STENTON.
Foreign Hardware Commission Agent,
"a Maiden lane, up sairs.
Orders solicited from the trade for the above g,ods
usual nan uiacturers' terms, (no sommission.)
ian nSr
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INDEPENDENCE GUARD.
THE Ninth Annual Fete Of the Independence Guard will
take place at Temmany Hall. Monday, January 18th
1877 Tickets be had Of suy ber Of the committee
or OF Charles Brown. Treasurer, at Tammany Hail.
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JOHNSON'S BIRD STORE

JOHNSON'S BIRD STORE,
40. $50 Broadoay, I'd door from Stepart's
sssgr LONG BREED CANARIES-In addition 10 nv
SY.gr stock have purchased lots, very f.
which would like the public 10 call and see. Bird
invised to he ar them sing IN the eyeaIng till PM, Ey
d31 2wsrc 2d door from g.. yy:,,,.
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NEW YORk GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS

T>HE Exhibition of the Works of Art belonging to this
Il Institution is now open the Rotunda the Park
Three fine pieces OF Sculpture by Brown have been lately
and D9g the gift Of Charles NJ Leupp ESQ., and Adonis
Cravings this collection embraces Coles Course OF Empire
and Voyage OF Lite besides other ne specimens of Amer
man, koshermel, aud others.
The Gallery daily from AM until dark and on
Monday and Tuesday Evenings only until 10 r M w.
Life Membership dollar single admission Is cents
Cataoeues I2ta cents. d2l lmeodise
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III The Proc ietor respectfully inform, his friend,
E md the pubic that he has removed his late
IN Fulton street, to mis- other hotel "a Chatham street
aew doors west on Pearl street which he add
nonal and furnished them ia syIe that will bear
Upon wi there be than one bed in room
the price for hch will be Is Der night d7 Ina re-
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S&R- ONLY REGULAR LINE OFPACKETS FOR
Mn NEW ORLEANS The following splendid
4ks Packets will sail for New Orleans, ~ undeI =
Packet Ship rDGAk Capt Shapter on Saturday. 9th inst
foot Wall street.
Pacbet ship s.RTELLE, Capt Taylor, on Wednesday,
i3th int foot w II street
Pa,ket ship MEMPHIS, Capt Bunker, on Saturday, 10th
inst, foot Pine street.
The acoomod on, for cabn second cabin and Storage
Passengers uneqnalled for ccmft and convenience
rhos- wishing berths luJ make ea- plea
w. 81 r. T,tSt OFT,
IL 46 South 8 I'd door below Bntliug slip
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ITNtrrp STATEs
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EEA A. HOUSE suitable FIR an extensive private board
~ ing hou situated in the lower part Broadway or il
- the vicinity ofthe Battery. Auy person htyag ST
an house 20 hear Of tenant by
mote with full particulars to boz 22s lower post Office
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening Post1
Rigs GRAM "a A. SPECIMENS Or RINGS UN.
II tArPh0ACH ABLE YERBENA CREAM. for Shaving
Of last year. took the first premium Of the Institute Fair
rdeed fully conceded, by those who know that il is
possible to manufacture article equal to it. is ss
ny to ne skin the sense destroyer Of freekes
heref-re who would consult economy and comfort in
Shaving should possess thems elves Of it,"
Beware of limitations and observe the written
uoder the objections for Of H. Ring Prepared and
Tor sale, wholesale and retail and for expoation by
T.. H. RING, Druggist,
dill lmAr lq2 BroadMny IN Of Iohn sfreef