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SUNDAY SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS.,
Grorf De u m m

A Great Desideratum.
|tHILD'S Lesson Book the New Testament lsmo.
Child's Lcsoa Book on the Old Testament lsmo Price
Sl.50 per dozen
These have been specially prepared meet the universal
want of scholars IN emerging from the Infant Glass to the
regular Sunday School suh scholars usually read and
learn If placed in their hands, but they not
BILE Of taking the Scriptures n hapd and preparing them
selves TO answer the questions usually proposed Ia question
books.
These books take up all the most important portions Of
scaptnre history and furnish both question and answer in
The following par cuiars characerizo the books qucs-
ton:
l. The ancwers are very brief printed in large type
The subjects judcousy selected, running through
the whole Bible.
AZ they furnish both questions and answers the pupil
= from sty OF having than one book
hand at time very desirable arrangement for young
Z They are proflsey illustrated with better cuts than
h,sxe been hitherto used in similar works
Persons or sunday Schools receiving the Sunday
school Advocate will be furnished with specimen numbers
SrSai,'' Sct Is GRAY BALLANTYNE, 7th street.
PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersigned
until o'clock y. on Monday the first day Of NO
next, for grading and graveling street north
r. m Co1Inectcu. TO Vermont avenue Bidders will
state the price 1b yard for grading aud the price
square ysni for rUepng The gravel 70 be nine inches
t c the sides. The surplus earth to be
deposited where the Commissioner direct and levelled
at the cont rsctrs end any further information
f't may b required WI 0s sfsp sso laY MARRNFss
Commissioner Of the First a2d Second Wards
". W. CoRO66AN,
ELISHA RIGGS,
oct 25 .sssistsDt Commissioner.
PROPOSALS viii be received by the undersigned
i until O'Clock p. m. Monday the LIST day Of No
yember next for trimming and graveing street from
Connecticut to 10th street the gravel TO be nine
inches in the centre and six the sides Bidders will bid
ior the grayeng per square yard including the trimming
and all the surplus earth TO be deposited where the Com
missioner may direct and any information that may be
required will be given by the Commissioner.
GRO w. HARKNESS,
Commissioner 1st and I'd Wards
W. W. CORC0RAN,
ELISHA RIGGS
oct o5 Assistant Commissioners
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sTATHAM, sMITHsoN a co.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
Penn. ay., beiyveen AZ and 9Th sfs.,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.

es- Collections remittanees made by drafts ON the
principal cities and all business in the line OF Exchange
Dealers promptly attended 10. Goct l8-eoIms
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
Important from Havana.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
The Picayune learns that the steamship Black
Warrior, from New York via Havana, arrived at
Mobile this evening, after run from Havana OF
forty nine hours. The steamer Powhatan, from
New York, having on board Judge Conkling, the
newly appointed Minister to Mexico, had arrived
ut Havana.
Judge Conkling, soon after his arrival had IN
interview with the Captain General in relation to
the recent troubles between the Governments,
and the difficulties were SO arranged that the
Crescent City will hereafter be allowed to land
ker mails and passengers; the only restriction
being that Purser Smith will not be permitted to
60 ashore. The Captain also acknowledged to
Commodore Newton, of the Powhatan, that he has
acted TOO hastily, and was willing to make suit
able apology to the American government.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
GEETLEMEE's READYMADE CLOTHING
Of First Quality for Fali ana wiotsr Uaa,

VI rhst Suaiisy ior ran ana Winter Wear.
made Garments, OF superior quality Of an the Iae
and fashionable Styles We take pleasure In inviting the at
tenton OF our customers, and the public generally
crate prices to give call before making their selecons
determined 10 sell good goods al prices aud
give satisfaction In all cases.
Also just received large, rich, and fashionable assort
ment of Cloths Cassmees and Yestings, which we are
prepared 10 make 70 order in the most approved styles
Workmanship and finish at very low prices.
WALL q STEPHENS,
Successors 10 VIM. Wall, Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets,
Oct low ono door east of Iron Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
LADIES ROOTS AND SHOES.

UST received lot OF Ladies' fine double soled bac
" Caters, Fancy Jenny Lind Boots.
Fine Kid Welt Buckskins, &c. For sale by
HARRIS h GRIFFIN
oct 20 Pa. av, between 9th and 10Th sts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

MORE MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
F,;ru, ,,,c,al COMM THROUGH THE RYE
khtu.Mv2lNl Laura Ice
61.zs.<z-l Don't be angry, mother
A Home that love
Sweet memories of thee
Thee, and only thee
Sounds from Home
Young folks at home. Old folks at home.
Aud the following additional pieces will be tale
Monday:
Anna Lowry Shower Of Pearls; The Rose bud Come to
me; Massas in de cold ground Atlantic Schotsche The
Elm Queen; Thou art false TO
At WIMBR'S Stationery and Fancy Storc
oct 16-tr 9th street, near Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
Dreadful Railroad Accident.

spRIsoFIELD, Mass, Oct. 80.-The express
train from New York to Boston passing over the
canal at Windsor locks one Of the rails broke,
and precipitated the last car of the train con.
tanning eighteen passengers, into the canal. The
car Aeated a short time, enabling many to reach
the shore, but finally sunk in twenty feet water.
The bodies Of two brothers, supposed to be named
Parker, just returned from California, have been
found. No others are missing, but the water is
being drawn off to search
The Rev. Mr. Clarke, of Worcester, and sew
eral ethers, are badly injured.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
Non-ArrivaI Of the Pacific.

NEW YoRK, Oct 81, p. m.-There are no IT,
dings Of the steamer Pacific, now fully due from
Liverpool. A dense fog prevails outside Sandy
Hook.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
MORE ROOM AND GREATER VARIETY |!

UTIMEH takes pleasure In announcing that he has
wv taken the lately occupied by Mrs Collision, next
door, where he is able to meet the demands OF his bust
and increase his stock which he making effort to
do His variety embraces
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
MUSIC,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTIoLEs generally
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS,
TALLY-H0 RAZ0RS, of different
qualities; wILLIAMss PULMoNIC BAJsAM or WILD
CHERRY AND WOOD NAPTHA; Hamptons Tincture;
Phillips Patent Liquid Glue The English vermn Destroy
err gilmsns Rcnins 0leagnous Hair wash; and numer-
GUS articles untold which everybody would do well to
call and select fo prices reasonable and the goods
OF the best quality. Don't forget the place,
9Th st, near Louisiana avenue,
Rear of Browns and the National Hotels
oct Ctr Georgetown Advocate \ Marlb Gaz
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
Th. Dis.ster OF the Queen city.

DusKrRK, Oct. 30.-The steamer Queen City,
which went ashore the other night, has been got
off by throwing overheard her cargo. She has
now FIVE feet water in the hold.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

HALIFAX, Oct 30-The St Johns papers pub
lish telegraphic adviccs from Washington, pur-
porting to come from official sources, stating that
President Fillmore and the Secretary of the Treas
ury, since the death of Mr.. Webster, have deter
mined to take the fishery question in their own
hands, and will present the matter to Congress at
the next session,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01


New York, Nov. la p m.
The steamer Pacific has arrived with four days
later news, and one hundred and twenty passen-
gers.
The Africa and Washington had arrived out.
Cotton is Iheavy; prices unchanged Sales in
three days of $4,000 bales. Grain is unchanged,
and provisions dull. Sugar had advanced six
pence. Coffee had advanced one to two shillings
Tobacco was firm. Money easy. Consols one
half to fve-eighth premium
The French Senate is to be convoked on the
fourth of November.
Napoleon is expected to be declared Emperor
on his arrival in Paris.
Add el Kader, the liberated Sultan, refuses to
ratify the Turkish loan
A change has taken place in the Turkish Cabi-
net.
A despatch had been received in Spain from
the Captain-General of Cuba, saying all was
quiet.
The steamer Antonio de Nello was to be imme-
diatey despatched to Cuba.
The Queen Of England had held her levee at
Windsor Castle.
Parliament is prorogued from the 2lst of Oc-
tobcr to the fourth Of November.
Wellingtons funeral takes place about the 18th
Of November.
Mr.. Ingersoll, the American Minister had an
audience with the Queen, and presented his Gre
dentals.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
FoUR Days LATER FRoM EuRopE,

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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
DoUGLAsSs CHINESE COPYING INK,

destined TO attain greater popularity than
acquired by any article Of similar IL has cm-
manded the attention Of business the instant and
already great favor The subscriber is receiving let
from every section In the neighborhood of the District
has ordered another supply to To ready to meet any
demand. aS- WINNER Is the Agent for the sale Of it.
sep Ctr Sixth st., near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

RUGBY ACADEMY,
Corner of X and 14M streets.
GF. MORRISON Principal
X. W. BUSHNELL NJ. A., Associate Principal.
II. RICHARDSON, Tutor.
Mons. l. RAoULT Professor of French Language.
CHARLES SCHMIDT, A. NJ, Professor Of German Language
j. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing and Painting
This Institution will commence its Sixth Annual ses
sion the first Of September prompt attendance
pupils is requested.
Circulars be had at any of the bookstores of the
Principal. aug 26-df
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

UNDER-sHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
nF silk, Cashmere Merno, Lambs Wool and Net Cot
~ ton also, superior article Of Astoria fur, highly
recommended 10 Inyaids full now on hand
cheap for cash, or 70 punctual customers, at
CHAS III. LANES
Hat Cap, and Gcntlemen's Furnishing Establish.
oct 22-tifoed ment, Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN.

FTER repeated and urgent solicitations the Principal
N OF The Union Academy with the assistance Of some
OF the Professors has concluded TO open Night School in
UNION ACADEMY HAIL. on "Wednesday night, November
3D. Erery desirable advantage Ou be enjoyed Terms mo
deratc. Inquire OF the Principal
oct a5au r. RICHARDS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
MECHANICS BANK, GEORGETOWN.

rI,IIs Institution is open for General Banking
Business. Office under the Union Hotel, Bridge
and Washington streets Georgetown c. where its notes
will be redeemed in specie.
y. W. C0NCH, Cashier.
GEORGETOWN, u. O., Sept. 20, 1852 Isep 20
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND CONNER
CIAL INSTITUTE,

CIAL INSTITUTE,
Under The care Of Reu. Alfred Holmead, Rector,
and Mr.. Charles Tucker, A. M.
I'HE DUTIES of this Institution will be resumed on
the 18th Of August in the lower Saloon of Mr.. Ca
rusfs building.
In English Mathematics, Creek Latin and French, the
course will be tu and thorough Pupils fitted for the
Countng-room College.
The experience of fifteen years, In the management Of
boys induces the confident belief that the satisfaction
pressed by their former Patrons both in Mary
land and Virginia. will be shared by those who may be
pleased to entrust the education Of their TO their
care.
For terms and further information apply to the Rector
the Rev. Alfred Holmead at his residence street.
tween 9th and 10th, opposite Smithsonian Institute.
jy 29-dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
Rev. G. B. Taylor's Works

Rev. c. B. Taylor's Works.
II ADY MARY; or, Not Of the World
IL Margaret; or, The Pearl
Records Of Good Mans Life
Mark Wilton
Esrnestns or Passages in the Life Of English Bishop
Thankfulncss
Angels Song
Scenes in the Life Of Clergyman
Arthur and his Mother
May You Like IL
Christmas ut Old Court.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
% street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Morse's Line OF Magnetic Telegraph
WAsHIsGIos 0FFicE NATIONAL horEL
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL DRY GOODS

NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL DRY GOODS.
NIiE Subscribers opening the largest me st
desirable lot Of goods they have the pu
ic consisting of rich SILK from so cents to SIS per yal
Mousselnes, from 12lac to 81 25 English French Ne
rnoes, Raw Silks, Moussene de Bagc Plain Mousseines
all shades Ladies' Sacks Cloths and Fannels and every
kind of goods appertaning to the ygoods rads Til,
public reue ted TO call and look at them before
chasing elsewhere.
oct 1-dlm MAGRUDER & CALVERT.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
sHALWs / sHAWLs! !! sHAWLs!

- oHhLWp puh LOT pI1hW WHO
E have in store the largest stock and best variety OF
wv SHAWLS that have been offered for sale 1T
any former tmo in this city The greater part Of them
bought at New York auctions for cash that sell
them much lower than the regular price. We have
100 Cashmere Long shaw varying in price from Sl5 to
to SIS.
80 square Cashmere do. from $40 to SIS.
SO colored and white Canton Grape Shawls from IS 70
800.
100 Woollcn Plaid Long Shawls, from S. 20 Sl2.
100 Embroidered and Printed Cashmere Sbaws in small
figures, suitable for the present season.
10 very rich silk Shawls.
so black Thibet and Cloth Shawls long and square
% second mourning Plaid wooIlen Shawls
10 handsome Cashmere Scarfs.
oct 23-6tif CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY a co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
EDUCATIONAL.

--------.--
Central Academy,
Corner OF and Tenth streets.
Rev. James Hourse, pyinc,pals
4. Raoult Teacher Of Modern Languages.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed ON Mon
day, August Both Circulars be obtained the
stores OF Taylor Maury, H. Farnham, and Gray Baan
tyne aug 23-df
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
4l2 STREET, BETWEEN AVENUE,
MRS. J. A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL,
Will reopen Monday, September 18th. Circulars be
obtained Of the Principal
aug 1S-l
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

y.
frHIS SEMINARY, SO long known Miss ENsusHs will
open on the lst OF September next under the excu-
sve charge Of Rev W. j. CLARK who will be assisted by
competent and accomplished professors cad teachers in
every department
Every effort will be used 10 make the institution happy
home for all its inmates.
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition In English
and Mathematics 5000 per annun payable hafyearly in
advance Music Ancient and Modern Languages Drawing
and Painting, extra. Circulars, containing the
full may be had application to the Principal George
town. WILLIAM j. CLARK.
july 20--tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

I'HE MYSTERY SOLVED, or, Ireand's Mis-
ercsthe Grand Cause and Cure; by the Rev EdN arr
Marcus Dill, A. NJ NJ. d. Missionary Agent TO the IL VII
Presbyterian church. 75 cents.
America / found il; by the Mother OF Mary Lundff
Duncan. 81
The Rainbow in the North Short Account Of tho Is
tAbshment Of Christianity in Rupers Land by the Church
Missionary Society; by s. Tucker. IS cents
Jamie Gordon; on, The orphan. illustrated 10 cents
Tho Scots Worthless; by schn ilowie s. 90
oct GRAY BALLANTfNB, 7th Il.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
BOOKS THAT YOU WANT

nEATHBED SCENES, Dying with and without Re.
IL ligion by Rev. ID. w. Clark d. ID. VOL limo. 81.
Lives OF Whatcoat, George and McKendree. volume,
60cents
Successful Merchant; by Arthur. l vol so cents.
Christian Effort; by Sarah Baker. 35 cents
Lectures to Young Men; by Rev. ID. Smith As cents
Ladies's Book Of Anecdotes, do SO cents
Anecdotes for the Firesidc, do so cents
Anecdotes for the Young do SO cents
Anecdotes for the Ministry, do so cents
Sunday yschoo Books in great variety.
Catalogues sent to all whe desire them
GRAY a. BALLANTYNE,
oct 14-u Seven tn street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01

SHIRTs! SHIRTSi sHIRTSI- FiHe ,lrcss
- Shirts of every se and Of the best quality plain and
embroidered. Fancy do do full and complete
ment hand Shirts made TO order in the best
and at the shortest notice. and all warranted To Mt at
CHAS. ii. LANES.
Hat, Cap, and Gentlcmcn's Furnishing Establishmen l.
sep 1S-3taw2wif News Pa ay., 4H st
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
CRAYON DAaUERREoTYPEs.

rTHIs style Of Photographic Pictures patented b.
John A. Whpple, Of Boston, about six years SINCE
introduced into this city by Bennett in 1850 many VIII
have had hon know Mr.. B continues TO take them, In
superior at his Gallery Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween o and 7th streets. oct %
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-01
NOTICE.

IN l.. ELDER, esq, Is no longer engaged as my Agent
IL. Attorney the sale any patent right
est therein, obtained by and in my name. Persons
therefore, having any business in with said pat
cnts will please call on the undersigned
a j. @. y. SAL0M0N.
GEORGETOWN, Sept rs, 1852. sep rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
Professional Notites.

R EMOVAL.-The DEAF will hereafter
n ind 81. LurENER permanently o.atsi az No 90
Pnnce-st. two cOors east Of Broscvay Dr. l. 3 uaoe-
ctdeped success curing Deafness mas excited the Gu
pdIiE Of several miserable lsoIs both IA ths and ID
other cities who think by means Of adavts OF cures
PRETENDED % have been formed puts. adyertneens
&c pass themselves OF b. fore enlightened puohc M
ssai Aunsts, bat who IN fact nothing Drt quscks
aud the injury these pests OF spctiY daily producing
I'm Submitted 10 ke ~ the c'lng SUI
femg from Deafness and other Dsssses II the Earl oT
Their and dangerous nsnipu atoms, pSalciouE
oils &C. truly frskful, and the more 70 be aaened az
the eases generally left pas recovery THIS a1on
not Dictated by Spr Of ss5shness bu duty ne owes
20 bis fellow beings knowing be doss the injury al
ready done and 10 s hk;ly 10 De doze By Withholding
this cau'ish. DR. l. will welcome into practice sny gentle
ma, fully enpetent az hunst or wou'o employ such
assistant his daily asI3g practice already
excludes hun fsum taking the necessary exercise 80 condu
pressrvs health The Deaf invited to cali and
testimonials Of performed by Dr. L. a. his
Grass Of patients and their standing Ia sociey viii be found
Sufficient the skeptIcal, vl,hsut their
affidavit. DT. l.. pubuhes cnres unless requested 70
do by n patient Al letters must contain one dcsr.
they will receive attention unpaid letters refused.
Once hours from I'll 3. <8 w
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EyARM far sALE-SUPREME COURT

n Ts,D Y a,,osat 10 a. order N thus Cosr. ca
In E9gy ~ S,;srI Of the County Of Wsstchss-
. ,er s nov rn q ~ . Ct ssass
state Of hgn Ieshejs 10 the ts~n Of Msmnoasck.
~ ,S1 ssossiss 70 Nss..l.A Psnsr Wi o ;Sd o. tie
Pisms ~ Title perfect and portion u the pnr-
aa.s ,asssg 3 az remain % bess AZ nsrgsr- fr
ss,s1u'srs s2Oy TO J. W TosPkiNs ro1n.sa.f at
tsw VIE plans. ard MASH kADCLiFtk, C'oh-
,sio,,..t- Law, no. 10 Bseknan ~ NY.
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MERCHANDISE FORWARDED Y

lvA and from Nsw-Yo via Nsv-Havsn ana
TO Burlington s. Johnsbury, OsdssseaTsh ss ssnmDGc
aid all towns on the Rutland and BSsnss2k Earosds
tr.,, ,.sse,os s,o.. sron ises sap By T team
s Traveller .Bs shs%gs1 1,T s% o. ti rost: rn
an to Bsrlnss Joa..esy osdsas
ossL and Meass g.i';Ss se.fn owns the
tee. ls az ne Eailrosd Once, No. - Cana
Ny For s,,ss sns x. sss. q ne
me naios ,ss wharf a, Psck-sh2, h.n s'os''
nsehsn;s DSpl'ca IA 10 eouihsH
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO-To sail pos
CAIJFORNIA.-Throuph to San Fran

n 'ALlf OhNld.-l NtouRh W Oah o"
cisco direct for 500 and found in the new and mag
ni6cent clipper JULIA ANN, Capt Rsmsdeli Tins
be autlful will sail for the above port on fhDAf
March H. Having been built expressly for this trade
ernecfsd abe will make the passage In days Her stare.
rom daors fitted up entirely for me comfon
of and her between decks high ard airy, nav
horongb ye ssq with al the recent improvement
The syeat nautical experience Of Capt Ramsde will al.
ford All persons an opportunity Of selecting the above
tan,,S clinneY rarsT short and pleasant
yovsse seldom or ever offered Persons wishing passage
viii please make early application as only limited num-
re- mi hs ,skep II number being already engaged APP
DIV to BUTLER BROTHERS. Nos. iis and 1853 South
st NY
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DISSOLUTION.--The copartnership
between the suhscrhers, under the and firm u
CAkR LAbKlN, has this cay been dissolved ~ mo-
tusl censslt. The business will be settled bg MOSES
LAhkIN, who 10 alone authorized n settle tue sane -
Dated New York. March I. 1852. PATRICK CtH2
MOSES LARKfS.
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Goal.

COAL.-I ana now discharging several
~ cargoes Of the best quality Of Red Ash Stove Coal
vessel and will deliver from vessel at S. 40 from yard
IS so. PETER CLINTON. cor King ssd Greenwich and
6oerck and Rivngton-sts.
COAL.-The subscriber has Ia yard
~ fall supply Of Anthracite and Bitumnoas Goals,
usting of Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehgh Haziscp,
Englsh Camel, Liverpool Onel, Cumberland, Sdasy-a
in the bes ordsl and for sale at the very lowest marss
nrice,. JAMES L. WORTH
no. a Broadway, and ttbst cor Thompson.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS

4 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. between PhilsdslpAt.
and Pttsburs, through in TWENTY POUR HoUns.-On Ana
ser Dec viii be earned By she Psaasylva-
pia Railroad Company between Phsdslphis and Pitts
burr in Twenty four Hours with ouy 20 miles Of staging
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sill.
This the shortest ard best rcutc between tne vfeas
West and the Atlantic Cities and the accommodations
al respects Of the highest character re EIps.ss
west of Broad st. every evening o'clock The Morn
iug way Tram leaves the ssms place 81 o'clock, ~
81 this line Pnsenssrs will be carnsc through y nou"'
With COED nights rest at Hollidaysburg.
The above Lines sass shrsush Lancaster narmsoa ,a
Mos.tsjns by DAY Liz ht -p Philadelphia, Dec: la5l:
~ rHOe MOORE,
AGENT penngyly ans Railroad Company
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
/ Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA duset-U. 9 MAIL
And EXPRESS LINES-ThIough IN u hours-Nsw- Jer-
soy Rsirsad via Jersey City, leaving New York 81 A.
foot of Courtlandt- st.; AN. and ~ p. n Lbery-st.
Leaves Phiiade phia at IzI and "a d. and N. from
foot Of wsnut Fare reduced to 81 for 6rst-clAss aaA
BAITiTORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLEsTON
through tickets sold the above nsa and through bag
gage earned In the AM. ahd 81 Pm. lnss ron New
York with through conductors
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

Sths application Of the Mayor. AlAsrmea' "a Cyn-
nosaly Of the City Of Ns~-yoss relative 70 .as ~
CITY OF NswYork Notice hereby gives that ~ e1 -
charges, and dsbuusmsst: iaealse oy 40 81 sSs
Honorsbls Hsnsy Edw.rds or IA sass q Conf
BY Of the Justices Of thy Ct ~ Nav. Yors "a
ius'dsy, the asa e, q y nii'sa ss " asa ~
fOfenos- 9fNRY BEEKMAk,
sS Aiai; JSI EScsRs0f' Commissioner
q DAVIS. Attorney.