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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-27


RROADWAY THEATRE.-n. 4. MARSHALLv COLE
Msndsy evening. December II viii be performed
LA CENEReNTOLA.
no STA -'''-'
ArtisteG-MA Corby sud wietAo6, Milo. Bulan, ke. Co.
NIBLOs 9ARDEN.-MANAaER Mr. JOHN sRYroN.
IN Tickets SO cents; Private Boxes g. Doors open
70 A o'clock Second sght Of tho grand eques
trsn Of MAZEPPA n which the acting Horses
and Ponies Of the Equestrian Manager, NJ Rufus Wssh
properties and decorations scenery and ashinsry
Amazoniau dances and conbats, will DO tatroduosA.
Monday evening" Dsoe mber 27 will bs performed
xAZEPPA.
Maxepps Mr.. Harris Olinska. ...Mrs Buoklsnd
Csstean :. Mr. Martin Onsisa ). .Mrs Conover
VIZ UALLACK's THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR
w Broome stresk-Doors 1T 63< commeuee 81
Monday evening, December u will DO performed
HONEY.
Alfred Lester Scout M sroa
Lord Gossmoro. Mr. Vincent Mr. 0rsves. Mr.. WAloot
Capt Smooth. Mr.. Mason 0eorkins. ;. Mrs. Hale
Sisra Mss Lanrs Keene
oyersure-"f ne Torressor :. By the oroSes,rn
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.
IN anc Iunes servans Weiees
GIT nsrry sServant. 81 Mr. Brou6nam
nsy... -. .mrA orou8nsm
w Howard street-Opsn every evening.-H Wood, la
and PropetorTh entertai nents By thi
celebrated Of Musoang and Ethiopian
cannot be cquasd ohor basd In tho United States
Bee Prog ammes Doors open at 6 conoert
" o'clock. Admission 25 oeuts. The public respect
afternoon Concert i'll b given Dsen open 81 70
neHoe at o. olock
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r ARGE SALE OF SLEIGH ROBES OF EVERY VA.
IL hety.-J. l.. vANDEWATER will sell on Monday
Dee, ~, a. o'clock NJ the ssIes IL Wall street,
an ssssrtent Of 200 robee we'll worthy attention. consists
Rng In paxt Pole 20 aet African 1ynS wol ranther go
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Interesting from Montenegro.

The Loud oo day givos an exact specification of the
troops (240,U0,l to bo employed against European
enemy."s
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CNNBrY'S OPERA HOUSE. NO. 472 BROADWAY
a10ye Grand street Open night during the week
1nass tho sole direction and personal supervision Of f.
have bses received with 70 bv highly and
fashieaahfe audiences Tickets Is CENTS Doors opsn At
81 - 0nnsnoe At TX O'clock Afternoon Concert New
Yeax'e Day, commencing clock.
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICE -FURNI-
ture wardrobe secretary bookcase marble bureaus
and wash stands mirror 81 by 90 carpets, china and glass
ware go, Tuesday 18th Dec at 10Y sook ~ l06 South
Ninth street. JOHN CAMP BELL. Auctioneer.
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TWO YOUNG FRENCH GENTLRMEN ARE DE-
srous finding younG lady Of respeotability that
could devote two the evening" for the purpose
Of converpg and porfsctn In the English Ian
gusge Address france, Herald oioe, stating whore
n - ma n nh
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CPANISH LAN0UAGE.-A DE p. BAEZ WILL IN
part private instruction In his native Language 10 few
ladies gentlemen. either at his ece, any
the ey and will slse mako transatons with cofrectnes
and rety Apply at 3S3 Droadv No. H. second
hnnHL
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IJENRY n. LEEDS, AUcTIONEER WILL SELL AT
auction, Monday Doe 81 IL o'clock at the sales
Koon Mo- Wall street. to the trsdeUnr sserved sale Of
large stock Of India rubber fancy goods toys &o consist
ing u liens, dogs doll heads Of vare and
Ie ash. shcep and ohurobes eagles &C., in quanttie to
suit The trade, we'll worthy the atteuton Of Dealers
che stock the largest be offered by auction,
and f enc Of the hr,s Manufacturers IN The country
made kEsv at the SALE Also invoices Of ball opera
soaks, made Of plush cssomere, and velvet Alo
ocutors sale Of cesty diamondset jewelry consisting Of
rings pins bracelets ear rings watches &c which win be
Invoice Of pspier maoho goods consisting Of tAbles DESKS
focA dressing oase card card receivers note
with oAae and appAratus complete. made by King
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oALICD Ar AUCTIOA.

GRAND BALE OF SUPERB PICTUREs.-MR R. D.
NJ GOOD DWIN Au otion Charles Phillips Esq. OF
Lendoarhis sale was adjourned until Tuesday Dec ssh
account of the storm Two magnificent land
scapssS feet by original and copied, BY D. w. g
Boutet che Interesting do nestio picture by Mrs. L. NJ
Talbot; swo By Q: cranoh ,ns BY cropsey Children
picture Of the Arctic aeons; orginsls by Mr.
Regis GiGnoux, large and figure peoc BY Mr. She
gegue; and che life size portrait that ou,rageeusly
abuss tut noble soul Kossnth also all that are nos
% 10 oeyook Open examip alton frsm A. NJ until r.
~ the house No. 40 West Nineteenth street, whore the
cal place.
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W. BROWN. AUCZIONEER. WILL SELL ON TU Es.
ID day 28th inst Mt DAnn street. I0 O'clock without
- advances rosewood suite, consisting ef
voltare chair and four paror
chairs four Sofas tweny four mahogany spring
psat chairs sofa bedstead marble top wsshtand DO drs
bureau centre tables bookcase bure maple chairs
Brussels aad other carpets Aso invoice glass; china
and fancy goods glass cases. 40 The ole to bo sold
or shine.
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Dss a. a o'clock 81 the ssos room II wall Nreci.
asssrtent of 200 robee we'll worthy attention. consists
ins in psst OF Polo aet African Aynx wo panther, go
NOTICE AS TO CORPORATION SALE OF PIERS,
IN Whsrves, &c The wharveA piers and bukheads In
mont q the property from pier No 70 sr Ne inelua
offending 20 Counties slip with rights q TO ains
sf gts q he etors Of tho said property and that
Ahey claim all the In the deed TO the Nay
o. Of New York beaipg date May 1893 and espe:
oaly the right to all land whioh shall be made in rsnt Of
the sald prcpcrtyNew York, Dec 2 1852 On behalf Of
himself and other prop.ietors J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX.
u C.KKMP, AUCTIONEsR-vALUABLE WATCHES,
- dsmonds iewclry, clooks silver and plated ware &c
On Tuesday 81 0 ooIooh ~ 50 Nassau street, Fulton,
~ srder Of ad and Others whom 10
very valuable lot Of richly diamonds and fine gold
kngh Pstcnt lever watchss ohAina &o belonging tho
estats Of foreign gentleman atey deosssed viz very
valuable gold lover hunting watch and ohain maze
order and cost three hundred doar costly
and elegant diamond rngs and pins solid silver cups and
NAPKIN nnss FORKS spsons gold seals Oh ain. and pencils
ae, By order Of pawnbrcler ssver valuable scld paseus
lever and duplex tches full eveed and hunting oae
sshsssn esssss ne made by Cooper and Tobias aaa WIZ
cluster rings and n sTrrnE and other precious
china esnamens &c. All Of which will be soa without
All goods warranted - represented In the oata
leIpe.
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vUvHu BRYAN GALLBRY or CHRISTIAN ART-CON
iA.g series ofa Paintings by the most oole
hIAAeA Nastcrs from Guido Do Sienns ID. 1917 down
Hssass ysxnet-s for sIhibiton, 81 tho Society
Ab1axy Keoms from A. n 10 p and from half past
10 kalf VAstS SP. N. Admission. 26 oents.
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SALES AT AUCTIOR.

TNo. LEyIsoN, N,AUCTI0NEER.--ELEGA ANIMALS
for 1885, gift books, fancy articles &c. ~ auction
Jno Leyson will SELL this evening at his and spacious
store 3t Broadway 1.-TWO d,ors above Ta yors sal
library books juvenile and othsr works lastr.
work boxes; pearl inlaie es papisr maohe al
buns and bibles and prayer books in velvet and
gold olasps Of fanny articles paint
rg engravinsf, scraps &c. all to be soia without
Sale will commence at O'Clock this evening.
O--J T. VAN nEW = rp rriIi all ~ Wadnasdsv nse
9th, at the sale room No IA Wall street, Wines liquors.
segars go In every variety and of choice qusy and
ranted selected for private suitable for the New
Years table, consisting part Of Madeira Of all brands
Crracoa absynthe. go, So Also fine lot Of segars.
THE SALE OF CORPORATION wHARvEs AND
PIERS postponed from Friday last will take place this
day. Monday 9th int At 10 O'clock at the Merct ants
Exchange Lots not taken at the last sale Of will
be sold over again, ~ the same time.
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WILLIAM IRVING & CO., AUCTI0NEERS, WILL
sell at auction, on Tuesday, December 18th at half
Broadway fne oil paintings beautiful collection Of orl
gna ancient ard modern oil paintings in gilt frames In
the collection Will be found originals by Of the rsA
artists tho English, French Flemish schools Land
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RowEKY AAPRITnEATRE.-THE FREQUENTERS
~ e1 this famoue place of sement will enjoy rich
1rsaSn te advertised for this evening The
magnificent equestrian SPECTACLE of Maseppa produced
With rev costumes 10, accessories So. and aided by
shss s.lsas nsns,s will DO given to might for .hs asss
NatAAas And Pupil Mr.. Reehford. Mr. Pastor, and the
olevns LAtarop and Day will contribute their efforts TO
ADuoo.
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vVNEACHERS WANTED-A PERSON WHO IS WELL
aualihSd sye inssrueticn IN the French language,
wanted In the Norfolk Female nstute also. teaoher Of
drswing And painting lady oompstcnt 70 instruct In
would be preferred Teaehe desrcus OF
Rev. A. 8. Smith. Rev. l. L. Smith. Nerfolk, Va
TUITIoM-A GERMAN, cONvERsANT WITH THE
Engsh Language, who has educated TO teach the
o. music. would like TO obtain board In private family,
Good isrsass sSsS ADD %Sarss q s r Ono: ssn s
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EVvnMSs!n.AI EVvnSInLAAr INsI.TUTh TSOUTH tuUKTH STkEET,
neunee - TO Inhabitants Of Williamsburg and vicinity
ehas - has also engaged the services of Mr. Levi North
md D0D Master Whe together with his trained Of
HocI % Monday evening Mr. North will ride his oels
Aratsa Brigand Act with variety Of other novelties.
Ooogs 81 O'clock y Nj performance to
2 oeaos&. AAsalssion, cente only
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vM rsseive proposals OF engagement from the best
SalsnS n te profession TO form large and additional
company II will be useless for except gentlemen
ability and honor TO this advertise
neak AIiettsrs to be post paid and addressed 10
HENRY WOOD. Proprietor ofWood's MinstreIs,
~ Broadway,
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Lopez was q Cuban and landed In the island to make
by the country people Of ali cssses and il Il highly Inn
probable that the population Of leland which b 5pAa
Catholic and to some extent monarchical should BE-
disposed to merge Its own existence in nation utterly
opposed in race religion, and political sentiment 70 all
its own traditions. We regard therefore, the cry Of
by few renegade subjects Of the Queen Of SPAIN
pretence to cover In some degree the prevailing passion
Of the Americans themselves. 1t is not in eyes
question OF first rate importance to foreign powers to
whom Cuba may belong; and II tho Court Of Spain
thought proper to sell It's interest In the island ed
some portions OF the continent, We could advance no
tenable objection against such But the
taken to promote this object OF far greater moment
than the object tsef and It Is for this that
which have not increased popularity beyond the At
antic There s however, hostility tho United States
and DO jealousy Of their power but rather honest con-
for their character and their welfare In the
strances have sometimes presumed to address to them
Our readers in traneatlantc cities soitudes or there
not touch in their sh may feel assured that
voice Is addressed TO them from Europe In more
friendly spirit than our own and We nod u to be an In
esmable privilege that removed from tho
knowledge Of their party differences discuss with
them questions Of general interest In the plain language Of
sndsayorsd to convince them that such as
those to which the attention OF the American people b
strongly directed OF small account In
with the principles which must be violated In pursuit
Of them and the annsIatioH OF Cuba be still advo
Gated and followed with the mistaken ardor which has
been knded in this cause will involve the United
nney beyond the value Of ell the Islands In the Carbide
Ia impossible for us to subscribe to the psrnicious
doctrine that because desire opinion has
got possession Of the public mind under the influence Of
that scientific agitation which familiar to democraoies
II is to be carried into execution by popular omnipo
tence without reference 70 the rules Of policy the
laws Of right and wrong There snch things In his
tory omnpotent dsiussns, which only found out
to Be by their dsplorabls consequences but IL the
duty Of wise and upright statesmen combat them from
6rst to last unspAzingty and without ccssing. OF
tho policy OF Mr.. Pierces government 10 can
know nothing for his reeervs has been unbroken
even By tbs fAct cf his election 10 the highest
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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Mails of the United
following the ls day OF Jny 1884,
the lst day Of July win be received hc Contract ohee Of
Once Department, of Washington, until .,
m day May 1854 be decided by day:
CUBS From Washington Arkansas by cumbus, Saline Browns
town, Comfort Mil Creek, Texas, and Almond
Grove, Claksvilie, 9e miles. twice week and back.
Leave every Thursday and MONDAY at a.
Arrive Clsrksvlle days by
Leave Clsrksviile every Thursday and Monday att mi
Arrive Washington next days by o -
Bids omng OF the above oces provided Paracta and
Mill Greek supplied viii be considered.
NOTES.
mode Intended The mail
carried in preferences and to their exclusions
mails Mail TO be
CHARGE service be coach
from the mail pay for uip
performed agreeab the
particulars The General nnnu The coatact
repeated failures for violating the post office laws lie may
The schedules provided he allows pro rata extra
additional stock made BY the changes and one month
in Of eurtamen for me service dispensed with
No be allowed actual advertised
Distance above designated be short
stated The proposals addressed Second
General endorsed Mail Proposals the State of
accompanied with Of more
persons certificate of posmasters
setting the able make good their guarantee
~ X. HALL, Postmaster General.
Posr orucr DrrAnrsrsr, Feb 81, Issa-Feb 25-lswfw
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The Invention OF tho AEoI-stesna suppianted!
EE.i.. |.

The Great Invention OF the AgoIstesna sappantedi
Gas Triumphanti
HE century viii be
o Steam has passed and with viii The steam engine
The second half q e century win be known the
the world This has now commenced, and with now intro
Professor John q 4 salomon after wntyx years Of
e Of his Of others attempts
mechanic motor, perfected II having
D. letter. 70 pas 9 gn p. m pro sa az
States and TO individuals TO companies the rights Of
The Immense saving money labor hue lives and
IL @ "s al T. @ M
used and in thousands % other places where ,e ea, expenses
This new motor may be applied % all purposes az prCpens
thousand horse power for ocean steamers Win de expense less a
@ aa y y ss & a aS s ass % as @ an @
same me power o. 300 tons o. the steam engine. -
Ave (as power, swong lacinna,
IN re S% y as .s " q ne Len
has received patent for his Of cabonc acid M ap
long given Nonparei The gentleman
@ o s @ aaa
which a gives e p9
ht aboutlaoe man in less time than is required TO
Aso rights Improved Spring saddle,o military
designed for the possible comfort Of both
Any regard TO Inventions
Of obtaining rights &c. may be promptly obtained addressing
Attorney agent patentee, street, opposite Odd Eel
Fsom Mr. Royss Nsv albany, Indiana, tnrentor agr
cultural Wonder, a Hofafory Plough.
WAsHIsaTos, Jan. 81, 1852
Mr. ELpER-SIR: cneeay avail myself Of this opportunity
s You few Ss in to IS
my country The facts are the following as near as now reeo
October 1851, and
lowing day called Professor Saonons New Mechanical
Motor, which had the public
desrous from that had
sssa MAKE
the
imbodied idea before perfect than had conceived
Witnessed the operation for hour II uniform and
sufficient
This applied the machinery of the
equal commonly used
machine the whole length this about
The small pan, my hat held
double handful of The machinery
complicated than that the the principle ofconstuc
aud being the This estinatd be
twenty engine, of wlAh have given you brief
description.
am not pecunay interested invention
expected be called make refer
have had previous acquaintance with Professor
saomon and him. knowledge, until met him in
this city yesterday.
Yours, respectfully,
Pc. RoYsE
Inelgencer Republics Era, Southern Press and Telegraph
Washington Amercan Patriot, sun Baltimore Ledger
PennsyIvanian Philadelphia, Tribune, Herald Jour
nal Commerce. Scientific Americana aud Farmer Mechanc
Gazette, Providence Aa
Portsmouth Enquirer, Portland Journal
Express, Buffalo Herald Cleveland; Tribune
zeitr Enuure Nonpse Atlas
Courier, Journal, Democrat Louisville; intel
Republican, ST Louis Payune Delta, and Advertiser
New Oeans Courier, Charleston Wing Rchmondj Alta Cali
oa Francisco months other day.
fom and forward bills, with copy Of the paner, TO
}. c. +. SALoMoN, Patentee,
Dec 25-eod3mif Washington, ID. G.
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ENGILsH AND FRENCH JEWELRY, WATCHES
IL silver and plated fancy goods hc suitable for New Year
No "a on rsnsyivsnis Avenue tthe store lately
cupied by Mr. O. w Heyd-D fresh Of Engish and
French jewe Watches all OF which
the quality and Of latest consisting,
A. follows: .#Tt ttaaN
Full suits of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl;
quoisej enamel and pan-wed gold chsaans in great
diamond ruby pearl and all other kinds OF finger nngs
eDdes variety bracelets Of all kinds
guemens and ether kinds OF beastpins and
shirt studs gold guards chains, &c; gold and silver snuff
boxes glasses and speciacles styles medaon geld
thimbes, pens and pencils &c.
DIAMOND MOUNTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mounted with
diamonds peas ename &c ladies' plain gold watches Of ar
styles genemsn Watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson other makers
SOLID SILVER wARE,siver and coffee pitchers
gobIets and cake baskets candesck tea caddes
punch LADIES' ice and gravy psons cake
and forks, of
suitable s and butter knvesi dinner
and forks and ladies' pickle
knives. &c. @a
PLATED wARETea and coffee sets, cake baskets easors,
forks walters vegetable Dishes ket
ties and urns pitchers, sc.
FANCY GooDsfan, cardcascs port monnaies, se, for sale
!.
Remember No. 10, Pennsylvania Avenue between Az and 9th
Jan 9-eoJw
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person upon books ht
psyssess efsae .sbse1puen be aaads IL advance.
D.ni saDcxbe forward H,oney BY letter. aAs po4tsss
whh viii ss paid and All assumed by
The COUNTRY paS.asd zi-wsesb during .ns sss-
sons of Congress- and se4n weekly during the
Subscriptions for period loss be received on
terms pxopofuoned the aboss annual
e0-rosTAAsTERs agents BY
sending DAILY subscriber with ~ enclosed or ylvH
SEhiwEEKLY subscribers, with sa5 enclose oorsvs WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed w be eone copy Of IN
same edition they furaish oI srsts
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-SELLING OFF CHEAP
IL TO MOVEWe would desire call the attention Of house
generally stock Of goeds which Offering
greatly reduced prices We have.
rs pieces good A Irish Inen pei
Ms yard. put up in l2ynrd pieces ~
25 quaIes undresed from 3 to rs cents,
and all cheap ..3 -.
100 cloths yards by 2i which shall offer from
So 25. These goods certainly cheap,
all q the should call and see
+ r +
from so 70
81 yard. and all cheap
30 napkins
IS and table cloth cheap
pieces cnsbmeret, plain
100 pieces Russian diapers OF all qualities
SO dozen towslngs, from 81 Is
benched cottoi including all choice brands
which we promise TO sell Us cheapiy they bt
had In the
Also hand full OF blankets
thar will offer
moving
Of all kinds hand and will be sold they
be bought North reasonable
cacoes brown plaid domesucs fannels cooed
cacoe and amo article In the dry goods line which
DESTROYS Of closing out tsl.t .4i1 45 tHE
W. M. sBUsTER CO.,
Jan6--eod2w 7th street, the Avenue
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Young Ladies, In.t,tu.s.

Q-ale Mrs d. H. Barr's0 OF 9th and streets.
THE Subscriber via the charge Mon
Apri
supervision department The thorough
Ensh French and mathematical education will be taught
be
fonnularies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. &ftf
The experience and OF the pscipa
age him 70 look for the Of the public and
ing measure Of success.
For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter
For day IS to $40 ".
Payable always in advance
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian spanish, and German,
Reference Is permitted TO Rev o. NJ Due u. d. Rev. j. w
French, Mr. Ftzhugh Coyle, Washington Rev James May
d. D., Alexandria HI Rev Aonzo Potter b. D., the clergy
generally OF Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee d. d. of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l--t25ihAp EU1.g
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4 ENTLEAEN'S WARES H4 t##
VI 10 dozen In-riDo undershiris, very heavyl
10 do merino an drawers, all sizes ~. Is
do silk undershirts
80 do mein0 st #vh
heavy English Those, good
in the city
- do country knit half hose 4IN a#a...
DO buckskin gloves, very heavy
5 de beaver gloves, very superior
25 do kid gloves, Aexanders make st#
10 do silk gloves, very heavy
30 pieces pocket handkerchies very superior
20 dozen various styles cravais neckes
20 do plain and cnoed border linen ercbie,
with cloths cassimeres and vestngs Of all styles,
H +atftfisf t.Na tsi% ~ .lE &4 YERBY & MiLLER'5, aI
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th
Dec l4--eodlmf .,, \, .'9-|.,
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TO WESTERN TnAyELLERs
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS

(fAroush IA fWsnty-tuo hours and hoJJ
Hts line fbufg su-quehanna ana
Penpsyivana Central railroads succrssful
ton. leave Baltimore IA m, (haif hou
aer The time Of The train Gom washingtnn and
proceed TO Harrisburg, where they transferred 10 the Cena
railroad uan ad proceed Immediately delay crossing
the mountains in daylight and arriving in Ptbas y, the
aer starting The entire Distance railway
with the exception Of - mIes which done coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Pittsbug he of Central railroad
arrive at Harrisburg m, The morning.
Of Baltimore aud suquehanna
waiting, and proceed Immediately Baltimore arriving
lime for The train 70 Washington which leaves o.
Q3-This reliable any offered the public.
0ly-Fare through leiiIer way) Sil.
For apply ticket susque.
hanna Railroad Company Calvert Station, Baltimore,
ticket agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company Pitsbug
Ttstt ALFRED GATHER,
9@E Superintendent OF Transportation.
Dec I-dlm .
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VALUABLE business Stand for Rent In Washington
city and mediate poss given Of the three
old established stand
o1 and Market Space. They arc built In the
modern style business, aud with iigh
wide with
% wide BY ~ feet high "
wide by 50 inches high
dry and finished for sales web lighted by several
building The second
Space ~ wide 81 then becomes
~ deep, having skygn feet wide ny ~
n wide
deep, feet inches high. Thee s communication from
basement stairway. The third
deep, with skyeht feet by IN
very large could be made by throwing
vault In the
fuel. taf #stt.es
apply snhscriher the Potomac House, north
side penpsyivans avenue between % and ~ streets
l3--'Tu lhSauf ANNE u. DERM0TT.
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Mems Mercer and Tailor, north
side Pennylvnnis between
calls the attention Of members Of Congress- and The
c generally, his stock spring
H french and English clnts csssmere vestings all Of
eh have been selected by himself with from the
and most importing IN New Pha
and which cannot fail 10 suit the taste of all who favor
% WIN eal aud fom many years experience, and
~ h heretofore crowned his efforts la the cutting
b ng none but the beet wurkmen to make his work,
prepared 70 satisfy by ocular denomination, that all
ma @ establishment surpassed for stye beauty
~ esse IN this or any cily IN this country.
moa reasonable
Mar l4-3nw3w