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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03
Es- The WashiwtOn Correspondent Of tho

ES Ihe NashMfon correspondent oil tho
Charleston Mercury says:
1.-The President and his hackers have hauled off
latterly from the Hungarian leader, alarmed by
boldness and directnesS of his avowals, while the
radical Democracy, headed by Gen. CasS, have
opened their arms wide to receive him, and his
principles of propagandsm. As a happy medium
between these extremes of timdity and progress
stand that class of our statesmen who, while they
are willing and anxious to extend warm and cor
dial welcome to the exiled Chief are yet unwilling
to sanction approve of the Interpretation he
would give to the doctrine of intervention, or
to pander to popular excitement which may end
in involving this country in crusade against the
allied powers of Europe In this whole matter,
it is plainly perceptible, that Foote has beer
but the tool of Cass, possibly s6duced by the idle
hope of securing place on that ticket-a combi-
nation which might setnre the radical vote of the
North and the Foote party at the South. This
reason alone, will account for the "noise and
fusion of Gen. Cass's speech, and the snortianss
of the indefatigable Foote, who cheeknated
by Seward after all. They are playing with edge
TOOLS and it is well that this should be understood
and the anxiety of the Free Soiers to make then-
selves prominent in this thing would alone, suffice
te prove it. But better and more direct testmo-
ny is at hand, Every one recollects the desperate
efforts made by Gen. Cass to make capital by his
Austrian resolution, the character and consequent
ces of which were so ably shown by Mr.. Hunter.
That scheme failed-and with it waIied his pros
poets for the Presidency. But he has taken heart
of hope from this opportunity, and under
new pretext, revived his old plans. Ills speech,
on this question, was but revised edition of his
old one; and one of the most demagogical appeals
for votes ever made by any politician claiming to
be a statesman.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03

Be FIRM.-Let the winds blow, aid, the waves
of society beat and frnwn upon yod if they will :
but keep year soul in rectitude, and it will be firm
as rock Plant yourself upon principle, and bid
ed tongue NEEDLES with your good rarhe--if hdr'
disciples infest every town and hamlet, make your
disgrace the burden of their song, heed them not
1t is their bread and meat to SANDER. Treat
their idle words as YOU would treat the hssitig Of
a serpent, or the kissing of many insects. Garry
yourself erect and By the serenity of your coun--
tenances, and the purity Of yoar life. give the lie
to all who would berate and betitle YOU. Why be
afraid of any man ? Why cover and tremble in
the presence of the rich {? Why
.sCrook the plant hinges of the knee,
That thrift may follow fawning %
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The New York Herald has the following anus
ing article on Foote:
GEN. FooTE AND THE CoMPRoIMsEs.-Genera
Foote, the celebrated Senator from Mississippi, is
very extraordinary sort of man, after fashion
He is like a ship, with vast amount of SAIL and
small allowance of ballast. Under a stiff breeze
he drifts before the wind, utterly unmanageable,
or is laid upon his beam ends. He is entitled to
considerable credit for his efforts in the Senate in
behalf of the compromise measures. The late re-
suits in Mississippi in favor of the Union have Civ
en- him favorable reputation throughout the coun-
try. But in doing good .ling he overdoes It
i IS Monsieur Tonson come again, till the al
fair becomes a Joke, and the joke becomes bore.
prudent man, man guided by the elementary
principle Of common sense. would have been satls-
fed Senator. with the results OF the late
elections, conclusive of the complete ratification
OF The compromises. Not SO with Gen. Foote.--
lie comes back to the Senate TO night the battle
all over again. He likes It, Just like the old lel-
low OF the Deserted Village, who
'Shouldered his crutch and showed how fields were
won"
Like Webb, of the Courier Gen. Foote is hot
water man He luxuriates in hot water and the
hotter the better. He is Thomsonian steam
DOCTOR and nolens Uotens he enforces his practice
without mercy upon his patients
His last experiment is his resolution introduced
into the Senate endorsing the compromises. The
proposition is patriotic doubt but 1T is rdlcu-
lous IN the Senate, and has the suspicious appear
ance of the cat in the meal tub. Wo to him who
attempts to make political capital by reviying the
slavery agitation in the Senate, Now, we think
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03
Nhic Oninions Of Senator Douglas.

an DT-r
moro afensiviI, Lnoun that tl,a .;ttIS aiant,, o.
Iii ,,,L T. a. In - -I Ia,So -
III - - ~ ~
n0iu upon 'H0 e.lieO 'ioN' 81 'HI Pa 'e>
Tl'I' VIII men t''e9 "l7 al "i'o Mno"
Ids WIN 'l"' ,ilei
tIi,:J .4I7I
~ ,,'N - -l.' r y;
~ iS w ''l,o-
III! Pu' u" ~ CON PeiS0'e loi MS Uiiii!il u'l
si1e' anu ~ MN '"e PIoPeI "
0uO "l. l'o, ~ II
rdat.rt far'o l"ad ioIa lr;r oanIi.I llr;r, ~
H. id ld ,l'r',
aI talent-tba Jnd,re if n,,,sr he confessed i .
,,t ,r,,,tI ,,[,,a,,;, ,J ~, H. Lol =
taIl.;n,, Sort Of . man Rnt he has much biabor
attributes tban these His ,tvl. of or.forv fbGnoh
s,,.,,I.t ,.,rf,s..,,d ;rf..y,5 i IaygrtT,.l,.Ss
b,;IIi.,- md c.,,sr;,~ IND rI.p Il ,ers ,r,,,,
Sill. ....,.. lh..r- NJ. a,.. ,,. IN 10 o,c,sion
aIIv Ven nl.,-r,..... .rt-a f-. lac NAV .nn.II,.
down ....r. .a.s. f. E.rr- .r..c. Il,lIv aS
j. r.,.,. t.r..- -f 1r.a RMS III. ..,.. f.r,r-r 10
c.t55c. ,,-, -l.a- h. III e,r al himself in ac,.
f.,...r 'qr. I,.l..5. l... s r.-,,,. .l....g., ~
,.zr.. events .r .:-f,,I.,. ..,l ,.,., +l.r l..i-
- ,..,.-i,,y. ~ ...l.,- Gr ..s..r ,.,rs. r.. q
.i.. .+,;7...asl. ~ 5asi4,.}
.-... -....r. -sa..ff. .-..l j.. l...,,.8.a viii =
.,pirt r.rrpiuu. ALWAYS ..rnr,.,t in ~, encrgeucy
and extremely dcy.eTous in II levine himself from
an awkward Ur,dicaocnt. with = h3pDv elocution
and a very good share of general information, the
Judge is always respectable, and sometimes for
midable in debate. Rather brilliant than profound
witty and piquant rather than logical and ddactic-
he makes the most OF his talent, and is always lis
tened to with interest AS party leader, he Is
popular and effective and very seldom commits
what politicians esteem CRIME, to VII Jauf
pas. Withal, the Judge Is western man, with
western manners, habits and feelings and we must
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03

A few years ago there arrived. at the hotel, erec-
ted near Niagara Falls., and old-looking man,
whose appearance was quite in contrast with that
of the crowds of well-dressed and polished figures
which adorned that celebrated resort. He eseelped
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03

The Editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer recentl;
saw man who had pocket knife upwards of
eighty wears Old The blade war about four inch-
es long and an inch wide, rounding at the poin.s
1t was manufactured by an Indian in the Macki-
nav country. The blade had formed part of a
sword taken from Frenchman in the celebrated
French and Indian war The bone ON one side Of
the handle Was from the thigh of an Indian. and
that the other. from the thigh bone Of an Eng
lish soldier killed ont he Heights of Abraham, III
Canada, where Gen. Wolfe lost his lIfc
CHlEY JrsT,cE OF OHIo.--The recently elected
Judges of the Supreme Court of Ohio on the let
Instant drew lots to determine the lengths of their
respective terms. The shortest term falling TO thu
lot ofJudge Wm. B. Caldwell. he was, in scccrds
ance with previous arrangement, declared the
Chief Justice of iii. State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05

Union COURB1, l.. I-1AUrIiNG.-ON MONAAY,
I've o. D,nmick psmos nos'ow, TO wssonj h.
Wsedrun, nan q. y.In DsSts. ~ harness.
natSh tor $40 three mill Go harness. james
kuai9w ram Bell Shelby w.sv-r q Brooses nsass
pes""n. 11scars ull isy. the south Ferry, Brook
IN tr tbeCrurse. Two o'cl"rs ~. and When
she sport IL over. tafe. eaah Say ~ ,eats.
JOHN I. sNsDIkEa. Proprietor.
I NanN COURSE. l. I-PsCfs8 -CN THURSDAY
- IN met, At y paat 3 o'elocs . Purse If 500 Mils
D., Ia three 20 I've 20 hara Jones enters g.
" q eoarun enters 8 O T-ap ns,h Mr.. Bsn sntsps
H III. y. Q enters C.yusA Maid. Ths
- s.sse sou'h Terry, bronhlyu o'clock r ~, sud
Proprietor. '0"S oNSDiA."'
| MON COURSE, I-TROTTING ON TUESDAY,
s1o sepi. & ~ past o'e'oak, y. N. aAsch for
O., Baker Boy. q. Brools iames 4 a. Dan MsrbIe
H2o'eook, i. NJ JOHN sNEOiKER Propristor.
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gPOhgaNs.

CPORTING MICKEY FuEE. THE GREAT IRISH Pc
- destran after performing tho s.at feat Of sapns
hurdles three feet high In mi, utss IL walktag
lCOO miles In 900 successive hours the Thatched Get
tage, jersey city Admittanee h es ar all hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05

81 R00 WANTED, A PARTNER WITH THE
1sOOVs above amount, 10 engage With the adver-
ser IN very proats Die business To one
desfous pssmansnt sad perfectly safe business that
vii pay Ian dscnsly opportunity sGers AddSsss 1i
e4ss OF tAte yep>ys WITH name, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05

ExCURsI0rs TO THE FISHING BANKS HvnRY
=. SSf .ps s assco sa .v
street 81 ~ oolssk Grand strsct az Peek Slip s gier
No. returning By r. n. Dinner, bas sad Askns
teckle, provided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05
mO0 OOO SEVEN PER ENTMORTGAGE BONDS
WOOaOUO Of the Chnrtinra Canl Comnany.-Ihe

do nOn WANTED IN A CASH BUsINHsl-pY
WE,OOV sdyAnc.s this amount the party can secure
an income 81 forty dollars week. 81 0S0 Annu
And Istan che security their hands. Address o.
H., Hsrald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05

~ 000-INsU1ANcEs roCK.-A FEW SHARES
Xs,OOV q Arst sIass Fire Insurance. Stock. IN !.
iasfSsSs ' is:Sl :: xs;sS Me-
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FINANCIAL.

CIEy koANsTArE syAEAErr rs 400 CITY
n Is. pssss yssrs
s. si i
nc to r. s ey 90
Iusd under fu powers f.,m shs isTisa.u.s sas -.
s1ss sssr. shs .dsp.is. !hs new tea.:sas;sp; y:s
as r On: suT. These q
as are considered a. safe A. any security N ny. sSkc
asssSissson enc sssa.ad Dslassl y ne sg..
ss Ss e
Interest," for oil accrued interest win be added when q.
I ssf ssa
s January s i9f
portsniy % mos. reliable and inyss
sas is sd T. SsSSfp sss
seat % tbs subscriber BY ihrS' sSHs E y
corner Of Wall stree. ana Broadra,
JoHN xsxIcuAEI. % OLD SLIP, CORNER os
viii 30 osssd sioushout Great Blissn and rosnd Also
s.S.s ss.s",ss P.''9ss y the Eac line , Of Nv Y
loeh Co. sherman con', and Acton CIVIL ESQ., a,d
NRATrs ON IRELAND &s.-..TnE sUDseRIBEss
sas %;H,sss sSiSs ;s!sa
y.rpse p.sses s. sailing tx S sh iSsa Est aas
500 900 savH ~ css
hare cea Company cnor for sale Ninety Thousand Dol
hHsaSsd Sy them md
only tho coal and rights under six hun
dred and fifty Of the best situated i've miles
Tho Ohio river three miles below Pteburs Pc The
mortgage also their rarosd Ave miles In leagth
with all the necessary equipAgo aIse twenty dwelling
houses 10 ths town Of kemnon and eight acre. land a.
issued to d. Lanisr Esq a. trustee fer the bond.
holders The Company have demand during the period o.
navigation for coal than they have the capacity 70
and have ordered sev eSesss for ne
bonds until Wednesday sch Sspem proImo ats oclect
~ the ocs Of the undersened Further information may
be had upon application Thomas McErath, Eco. or
JOHN THOMPSON, Treasurer.
corner Of Wall street and Broadway
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~1oparTs AND BELTS OF ALL KINDS.-MAWUPAC.
tS,srs Dsibosqus PillAst Co, No. true Dc Mulhouss4
PARA Speciality and Superiority Of goods. Forty lsds q
corssts r adsS tost ADAPTED 70 ths nswss3 fssAion
csrsst and bsl Aesssdins Ayssaan. approved sad
rsnssd b ths Asaiea eennitSse srs Are No aRcls o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05

uQO MN COUNTY, sEArs YARNS. HOUSES

$780, OOO y. :.:rs .As.s .s..S
ssaS 'i.%' as si's s's';
ana ssEL s,Sis' .s:ss' 'ss :s
DEsiAABlE tkoPsklY goa SALE "A LARGE rwo
- -nry Dwelling House in South NoIwslk Con on the
:s SS''n rs "a nj dr. sa
TN r.ds = the depot This place !. desirable one for
pubic house in this Vicinity their being no h.ss within
oDs and taf mile. Of this depot II the
~ fffssIa on 70 that day & SOLO
..l. % Of Jon .,hsn Camp. E.a.. Sorw.ii.
Doc FOR sALh.,A.yoUsG NEwFoUNDLAssIpDI DoG
E,R sALB-TBE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
-. offs.sr Q. Dossss hom.nto Hotel - Me,;o%eI
s. ss;. l;. ~ .a: IL FL r;
;s <, y % asS ssisss
S1 ss ssSsd in and 's II -ss
,rsps = ss deep Win bach front pi.lns good
else Forpar'iouiars apply as above.
EoR sALE-Two HOUSES AND LOTS IN NINE.
1s tenth rec between sssd sns Third avenues Nos
fnshsd With ali the modern INN oemsbs Persons about
nnySs are to cali and examine tho buildings
Terms Of sale easy Inquire on sLe promises Of H. CAMP
EoR s4LE-THE LARGEST AND MOST SPLENDID
Saloon the world. 1t contains Is private supper
and two splendid saloons. Eptrar hoor
has long lease at low rent and will bs sold for
fourth OF its value account OF III health only and
JAMES L ss s' n
meet with prompt attention. The above Of
two great thtroughtsres.
NOR sALE-A BREWERY IN THE UPPER PARrOF
the cy In complete working order, With all he
fixtures Including barrels. 80 win be- ala low. =,
Elm street. rear Spring street.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.-THE FURNITURE OF A
principal aud attic house for AL thu irst
next. Address, Home broadway Post Office, tor three
days
LNOR SALE--A COMPLETE SET OF WATCaMAKgRs
Toos, for less than half what they only
In four together with the lease Of the ship,
req ired with steam and ready for imnedate
This ia good chance for with lage
anonnt Of work will be ven to the purchaser Inquire at
EkAden lsne. GkO. l.. SHAW.
nor SALE-TAE LEASE OF 1000 YEARS OF
Housea and Lot No. - Rose street inquire of WILL
LIAM H. CLAYTON, No, Is Rose street in the rear.
DIANO FORTE FOR sALE-A ROSEWOOD, ~ oc-
L tave, London make A beautiful. fine toned iustru
nsnt nearly Can be at the Philadelphia Hotel,
Jersey city.
ITO FURRIERS OR MANTILLA DEALERs-THE SUBJ
scrbers can spare window and show room FOR eihs
the above named goods in tie best Streets
ADDRESS Show Room, Broadway Post Office
VIZ IrDOw ORNAMENTS FOR SALE 2Oo CoRNICEs,
w 500 doz. Curtain BaDde zoo doz Curtain Pins, 100
doz. Cornice Ends Of the latest STYLES at VIII lcsale
q. A. sGHEIDT,2 and Platt street.
Sole Agent for G. Decouraoier.
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GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE SOOTNAKEK
~ GuERRlER, No. 8 rue vivisnns Paris

r ORGANS PATINT PENDING SASH HAVANA
IL The advertiser vsud respectfully eau the asseaeion
Of builders and the public IN general 20 tn new aaa use
oFvsshts and and alss the o. sss Francs
with weights with an sPrng ~ e.
ranged balance the sash - any Rass q s Mams NJ
him Hth their patronage Models bo ~ No.
I0l Norfolk street.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExCURsIoEa TO COMFY IsLAND-LANDINa AT
II Fort Hamilton sseh way Fare, twelve and h.lf
cents, Ths asd splendid steamer May nesn Cspsa,
Mcneil wiz leave - Selio q sprsS street
and4f.h; leaving The island. last trip. at grx
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.~>~~~
gtLARHr-500 CASES (PINTs AND QUARrs) JU5r
tie original And 200 baskets ChampAsRs (pnts AAd
qsar Of varous well known brands equally cheap Also
20 TOO Hnvsna Sesars Of she choicest ssriptcn BY
G. P.LETHBKiDCE, VI and IS Fulton atrest.
CHERRY wINE--l50 CASES, DozKS QUART nor
~ ties each, At 81 20 per ease few sesss, dozen
Quartet sash Of great and most dosasy favored
dc Also email lot OF eheee old Lsadon Dock Port
IN OF dossn each London Dock Brandy Rum. nol
land Gin, Burnstts London Cordial Gin the dnsst and
oldest otsh Whsksy for sale In bond In quantities
srit, by G r. LETHBRiDGE 50 AMI g Fuiton street.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN SCOTCH AND ENGLISH
IN Alec. London and Dublin Brown Stout.--Now land
Ing zoo casks Bas Co East India Tori Pale Als
clay Perkins Co., and Whitbrsad Co. London Porter
Nuts, Ycnngers Jshrsy's Stsers. HArvsys and other
Scotch Ale pnts and quarts, all Ia Ono order bowef
bottled and expressly fer the subscriber for saein
quantities 70 suit, BY c. LEIHBRIDGE % sad ~ Pal
ton street.
ON DOZEN CHOICE CLAREr WINE AT silen,
oVO 81 20 and So per dozen. sbotttcs kurned 100
sarrcs Scotsh Ale India Pale Ale, London aud pubkn
Ffr and Brswn Stout Of all the host brandt ported
In pint and quart bottles; Champagne Cider Philadelphia
Ale ard Porter, Ae, &c. For sale by VIM H. UNDER.
hlLL. 80 Brooms street, corIer frosty.
WIN u. UEDERnILL. IMPORTER AND DEALER
w In Brsndiss, Wines Whikey. KSm, Gin, Cha pagas
Wines, &o &c. Offer for sale large assortment the
best brands 1T cent less than other housc
extensive stock OF bottled Wines Liquors, &c, 430
Brcops street conner Crosby. ". D. City and country
dealers are invited 70 call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05

DERFOKD & GU NEXT RkGULAR CALIFORNIA,
ID Oregon and South American proas, will 70 forward
the .plenad. fast runnng steamer OHIO on Monday
sept 5h In charge Of special
to destination and will connect with tho Pacific Mail
stesmshp Company's splendid mail steamer Panama,
mind that limit the number OF packages aud
with the mail steamers ~ Pansma All freight
and In waterproof condition Small parcels RECEIVED ti
o'clock Pm. Passage SECURED on the United Stess and
PAohc Mai stsAm hip CompAnys sure land reliable line
-, BEDFORD CO..
No. 2 vcsoy street, Aston Houss.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

sSvTNnE MOST POWERFUL FICTION OF THE DAY.
Ready this merIius, secora edition of The Heirs
OF Randolph bbey From the dublin University NAga-
zine edited by Charles Lever Price 70 oen@. There
have been ew works Of fiction published Of Ato yesrs that
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ablest and most powerful hoos ot the DAY Tho Daily
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tiingly ropgbt out than this The vivid portraisarea
home Journal This novel ba created profound
ton We have never read vivid profound work
IN nis school Of writing star Few novsls Of
recent date have attracted sstcntion abroad,
taken higher rank Nor ttcrr Rucgst.
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THO LAWYERS-TH NEW HULGS-JUSr ISSUED.
additions to Praetiee and Pr aiding dor the Codes
by WHITAKER prepared for nHeri"n i1to the published
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the practice rs Settled ths recent vision 70 thu
rules For sale by JOHN J. DlOssY, law book seller, No.
! Nassau street.
NIFTY FOURTH EDITION JUST PUBLIaBE9, ruE
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05

r .oNG ISLAND RAILRoAp-ExcURsIoN TRAIN
~ on Thursday, September o. from Brooklyn TO Green
rofs ard return the same day A. An
S5csp Fort A. same day and arrive q Rso9hiyn =
for return the regular trains tho 10th inst No bag
gage taken By the train.
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C0REIGN ExPREsS.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
inside recent engagement with their agents In Liver
pool by which they enabled to forward goods and by
Collins line from New York TO HAvre, with facility and
Ne York. II
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nOG FOR sALE.-AsyOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
y months old) will DC sold low Apply IT 80 sixth
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TENANTS REGISTER.

FURNISHED PARL0Rs AND BEDROOMS TO LET
Major Han late Of Loveoys Hotel has recently taken
Eishs street 10 ready treat with re-
sas d 81 a
.o modern inpsovemens are N shs hcne gas in each
ECENIsHED HOUSE TO LET. TILL THE FIRST OF
,l,entsm the city This house Is IN tho shborhood e
aTs s0ss 1T Is ss.iSs.
H rs"Ts + Far sss
r,s shs scnfemsn who has 1t in charge, apply to j.
With gas and bath room situated IA the sonsr
cart q the city BroaowI, accessible by railroad
S and e.
>, isaiy until then at quite low price. Ad
EoR BALLS. CONCERTS, PUBLIC MEETINGS. DIN
L nrs, Fst,,as Sc.-Chiaese Assembly Rooms, No so
erent ef,he.o rooms. which rank amons the moa
aoopS in fo eity and are tecend :" 10 point
to ave entire Satisfaction to psr.ss s.gssn
sssed rsnderins vocal an musia
.asve ard tho means Of have been increased
that amounting to nine hundred superficial
tn be thrown At the ends sides esing For terms
aset, Hon A II. tins ?. NJ p'''''''''A' W ''' pre-
IovsE TO EENT. AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
Inc Syortissr vii sspose Of tho unsxpired term q
= W FIVE ss Son Sssas forty sr1i 1 @
apply IS abo7s K hss%ssns taaS osocf
HoUsE TO LkT IN BRoADwAY--RvERY WAY DE.
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s.ardipg house. Also, suitable for aminor
g cHASScY R' bbSRNasD No II Ps srss Apply
1'O LET-AN UNFUHJsHED FRONT AND BACK
parior, with bonrd; suitable for gentleman mis-
xite At, rooms for sintie gentlemen. Inquire ut II
andson street.
Two LET-A FOUR STORY HOUSE, WITH ALL THE
street between sixth aud seventh II will
Cd at moderate price until Nay next. Inquire at 81
Beaver street.
T,o LET-HANDsoAELY FURNISHED PARLoRS on
osht Rooms for Gentlemen and Basement suitable for
sPhysiosn Apply at Mrs E. O. COFFlNS,7 97 Broadway
opposite Grace Church.
JS0 dollhouse IN FoRTY-EIGHyH STREET NEAR
Il THIRD avenue, two stories and with ro0ns
500; the whole part to good tenant Apply
q. BADGER, los South 20 Mr. Schoo
,sr Fiitieth street and Third avenue.
To LET. OR LEASE. FOR A TERN OF YEARS, A
pleasant Room the second floor OF the fine boiliug
G3 Broad~nJ. formerly occupied ss merchant taslors
1t well lighted and newly papersd Croton
Aud xtures tao Tor terms AID further part
JAMES SHEPARD No. is Liberty street.
T,o LEr-THE UPPRR OR LOWER PART OF A NEW
cottage house, pleasantly situated Kent no,
Myrtle avenue Brooklyn about fifteen minutes walk
the Myrtle avenue STAGES to Fulton ferry. Apply 30
Pearl street. New York.
Two LRr-To SINGLE GENTLEMAN. WITHOUT
board, large front room, neatly furnished, the
second foor small and cosct attached. Apply st
~ Greene street.
ITO LET-AN EXCELLENT WELL LIGHTED OF.
fee tho first floor Of the Lstargc building no 10
Broadway. central location city.
lat Of Nay next $780, Apply at Room No H. At the above
aoeTes