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have OF the settlement OF the princ;paI diff
cutes which existed between New Granada and Pero
and that The question OF The Colombian debt the on
B one unsettled. 81. Gnxman has entered upon h,
duIe- ~ Ven, xuelsn minister and about to arrange
a,reaty Of peace and riendship between The two epub
cs ST. Pudo, the late minister had sa,isfao
only arranged the question Of the potion Of The Colon
ban debt due by Peru Venezuela which amounts 10 %
per cent on $4,000 000 81, $50 0oO par OF which
10 10 se paid ~ cash. and The Iesi in Stale paper
The 2sh July The 33J anniversary of the indepe nd.
enc. OF Peru. was celebrated Lana with great re-
loicings -" y
on me Isl Of August there ninety vessels loading
WIN Ruaho Al ibe Chincha islands From the LIST to the
5l. July. MY hive vessels sailed from the same place
WIN iull ea'eoes for Europe and The United states
ne LIMA Pspere cay nothing OF the difficulties be.
tween PEN aad Bolivia. There las been
internal dissatisfaction in The latter country rrvolu.
non bioke out IN Coo@ah- iba headed by Gessral Ur
o'haen, which, however, WIS OF no importance and
was qoel,d Immediately by The .cu-in law Of B.lzu
We Learn that Bslxu, varfui OF the invasion al The
'on'h By Generals vsIasco and Asreta Of the revelation
party. ~esito Ia Ps1 with all his army excel, the Che
roloque bstabos which was stationed at Poos an, lhe
B-za bA,AI'on which was protecting the fronsrs Of
Huaneane from petty outbreaks General CslYaon,o
Ava bed fornei species Of cavalry p Tarijs
tos fhe purpose OF marching against Poiss. Gen yaas
co was near Tupza with 500 rnen
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THE Esss&s-~ ~ w raw aT.I
sssy M6eM Names W AIhsr s~ish
eeps vhAHCA TAHLoA
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ARTIFICIAL -rosE.-if the pas-er-by to-day will notice
on the sidewalk opposite The entrance TO Office, he
will see block OF stone, resembling in size and shape
door SILL That stone, ten days ago. was sand, earth
and cotton seed II Is now verabe siole, made az
ter Remngtou's discovery, by Mr.. Duke Williams oil
Somerville, TO whose courtesy indebted for the
specimen. 1t is one Of the wonderful discoveries
OF the age. The stone said to grow harder with the
lapse Of time 1t be afforded profit for tagging
al half The cost of stone. Stop and examine it,
tMtmJhis Eogk
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Blc osE.-A Georgia phy sician. willing from OF
the interior OF that State the Savannah Courier
gives an account OF young man who, at the age oil
twenty three Year,, weighed sos lbs lie con,ih grad
uaIly TO increase in Hesb until he reached little over
600 los lie was able 10 get about with ioerase ease
and comfort TO himself and attended his planting in.
,erss Some four weeks ago he commenced increasing
10 flesh very fasidy, and gained first one and hall
pounds per day then it found he gained little
two pounds per day. Las, week he died suddenly in his
chair. Three days prior 10 his death he weighed 6l3
lbs and had he been weighed the day Of his death
toub, be would have gone over 600 pouads.
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NIR.L DE GRAND-VALs PRIVATE BOARDING
WI SCHOOL BOYS Hudson terrace, Hoboken n THE
session begins May Term. from $3.50 500
full Classical English and French branches Vocal
Music Drawing Fencing Circulars at the Institution
MR. TYNG's SCHOOL for BOYS, No. 81 East
WI l6h-st, Stuyyesant Square.
MUSIC LESSONS upon the Piano and in Singing
Xyl given at No lls Frankinst Terms reasonable.
NO. 5 EAST 30TH-ST., between 9Th and Madisopays.
IN Miss STEELES School for Young Lsdewi be removed
the I'd OF May TO the shove residence
DAULDlNG NSIITUTE-BOARDlNG SCHOOL
Il for BOYS at Tarytown, Westchester Co. N WYNN. O.
WESTON, A NJ Principal. Summer Term Monday
Maya schOlArscan be accommodated circulars most
OF the bookstores Broadway and at T. H. Wicoxs NO. ~
Broadway.
DARENTS and GUARDIANS looking for the best
Schools city will find Circulars and all needfu m
H. WILLOWS school Agency
suited first call Fee per cent
in advance and served until suited
DRIVATE INSTITUTIONAL Lady in South
Brooklyn accustomed have youRg Ladies from TO IL years
od in her family has for two They wiz 90 '"asns ns
For and PARTICULAR address iNsrhuC
TON Box l,73l Post Office
CACONDAGA INSTITUTES. G. BEECHER, M.
- A. Principal May II The sttsnon
limited number pupils t and tns CON,
inform ample reference and testimonials apply 70 n
WILCOX, u School No 29S broadway or daring me
the Principal Irving House before noon "
will call upon lsavpg sdd 90 tho stesnooa
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Alaehinerp, &r.
NEW THING ENTIRELY The n

A NEW THING ENTIRELY The most astonishing
n performance heard Of Barrels n. Kegs and the , wos
cooper family made and finished without adec ash ano ''o
Machine with The tool p;ed e Perform ss w sSS s
It taxes the timber in the bolt the aye ~ 'n
sur SMOOTH pes the quality obe timber joint.
giving each eye its equal Of s un the had
prepares the barrel or keg for the hopping 10
produce better barrel rn keg Machines make At the
rate OF so day the single set to which we invite rue
articles Of the barrel family from the smallest %e 70 bo the
subtle liquids be adapted the packing fdy goods IN reg
the machines make imperfect article except the defect
We have shop at Em directly the line @ the New
ard and the Elms and Niagara FAILS Railroad I'VE
nu walk north depot where persons who wlsh can
the operation Of the m1eSs 9nd ' 20 S pleasure
such every thing connected with the work
ton un.od obtain information IN relation thereto oy 49,
plying through the mail There are bu, few OF he STATS
oyper most of whom will no hold for disposal desirable oa-
who have examined the machine that everything That h
be invented for the same purpose and must entire" p'
specmens Of our calling the Editors of The
New'f0rk Tribune "m EIaTs New York March is 1855
nor SALE-A Taylor Cylinder Press, but little
used and perfect running order Tho cost o. TINS es G
other machinery The bed Of the ases, size
Raa A56y he s AZ fsRss ''SS No. ss
spruce-st
7 LIGHTNING RODS-While all other Rods are con
harm sa nyvs s1s ATEST
MING CONDUCTOR the buildings which has been apped
On this nvaray received an unqualified prefer
~ other Persons wishing protection
find il for their interest call the propretors LYON Co
CORNELIUS BERhlAN, their only agent r
New-York and vicinity, at 9stst, forkvile
lNTEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (of the
- late walworth Mason GqId No % Broadway manu-
Wrought Iron Pipe for Steam Gas and Mater OG
Fues Feed Pumps Coils and Eysporaqs steam acunn
and Water other Steam Boiler and Engine a
nendeces He variety Steam and Hot Water
warming Gas Lighting apparatus and refers to examples OIL ms
work in nearly every section OF the country
CTEAM ENGINE and BOILER for SALE.-A
y small Steam Engine wohorse power with Boiler and Heater
complete for sale. Apply at No. "a West 2-thst
III J. SLOAN's PATENT HYDROSTAT-PRE
i =. VFNTION of STEAM BOILER EXPLOSlONS.-The un
having arrangements for the
of receive orders for the
snncaop of Boilers description They have
within the reach OF ALL oy
AT low horse being only hVe-
horse according the capacity the boer
~ Foot of ast 25th-st.. NewYork.
ITO PRINTERS.-FOr sale, a second hand Single
Cylinder Napier Printing Machine in good working order bed
S6x inches inside bearers) made by Hoe Also double me
Adams pattern. Apply from u to to j. RiCHAhoS
No. l07 Futonst
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y
1 srAT ard 100 BUILDING LOTS, IN bUhLNG TON, re~
iv on saturday the lih OF May on tne pemsas-Wohy te
.,or o Al. desrinr make prohtibs investments Or ss
cur 20 . a,v isr,s su.fei the bank, surrounded with
o Ia ado es II lave growth with oil requisite outbuildng%
Ill M .od with on entire Of ground hAving % eet on ts
u ~ an Of me purchqenoney remain on mort
ba ,co,s ~ desd The Buidcs Lots nTe the most esvifed
~ bs c,,v Limits commanding fine view OF the river ana
roadipr county will be sod on very ncri terms o
eo,uepee et ocock BELDENS NY ffote mp on tne
T. crn he seen AZ the Of j. PAL r ~ - No ~ "
. pl.JerIe and NJ office Of r W ULbA N Agent npo
;ps, on Nee Jersey Possession OF the Mansion ;ass
fnoyi lie had fhe lst OF June
DRIVATE SALE.-Brcoklyn Lots-Elget very
s.ile Lois Of Ground parcel four OF sad Los o1
and G,pr on anton running tloull rom se %
No Lots on Ilaurdcnt are -bi ect south 9 ,
60 c fse, from, and rear 100 feet IN depth hrse are
"a n,,sred 6r and beautifully situated netr w l, %
ret For fultheT particulars apply 10 a. j. bLhHOhn" No
BIosdft
rRIVATE SALE-A handsome Country Seat at
pav Long Island Also Farm on the west side o. Hemp
H. near Glen Wood. the SteaHbo4, Lan,ing ro par
so. s,s an, ~ no 4 J. BLEECKER Aucuoneer MOI brpAist
DFAI, ESTATE AGENCY.-The subscriber, after
nv venrs exueence still continues 10 devote his e 20 ,e
20 Rerts 6c In all parts of the City, most avo able
terms Undoubted reference gwen "'r''i'''" W. 80 -
th 400 CASH is all the cash that is required 20
as yBV puehase woory Cottage House IN Harlem; rst.
rnte locstloh lhe P'u7'"' GEO NJ BERTRAM
20
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Hliilinerp, Sc.

uaIllHeIg, ~A' -----
EGHORN BONNETS, CAPOTES and FLAI Is
IL RICHARDS CROMWELL have now on nsas he trad.
mept Of he sbovs sood they call the v Bonnets
ard mine also, Ensh French sp n1 Gcs Silta LacsS
Flowers Millinery Goods generally en- a e. CRoMWELL
lowest prices hiCn dcor Isov Pal II,
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CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LA
y DIvS AZ Sngsing Westminster CO. MISS FOSTER Prn-
The Prospectus found SiIEPARD5 Bookstore. NO
Is Fuonst or will be yhsre requested, On Application
by letter
YE1UE WILTON BOARDING ACADEMf-L0cated
ia the dexhtm accessible village OF Wilton Connecticut
10 yacapcs under II years admitted at 80 omar
receive management in discipline aud etucauoo
na,s obtained No G Cbath where the Pnneph can DO
hN''''S
yI,ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE. The Summer Term
commence on the first MONDAY May. Circulars containing
be Shepard Co.'S BOOK
oe No ls2 Fulton st. +. Wilcox No 2 Broadway or by I'd
dressing ~ H''"''N' '''''''''
yv,O GUARDIANSHIP subscriber will receive two
roe orphan Bows into family Terms $3.50 to $50
nun For references further particulars address ASHBEL Full
LER, Kent Ct
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Instructlon.

LADY fully competent to Teach the Piano rSrte
i.be, sdd 10 ar class pupils Inquire at No 10
cv or OF VIM Isnderbeck, Esq., at his music wAeroos NO.
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FURNISHED ROOMS near WASHINGTON
SQUARE Elegant suites Of Rooms too PsI,ors with be
ATTAINING Gu fret and 'front.' Paor with Bedroom
second floor 10 Let Entee families Meals furnished IN the
apartments Inquire at No IL St. n Aedossa
near
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CTORE to LET-The Store and House No. lilo ga
- nal-st Also, House No. 2Laurens,a AppIyto .
- J. CRAM No 50 Union square.
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(,AN,T RE BEAT FOR THE MONEY. -Tw

Dwelling Houses Brooklyn situated on the corne
of Pacific and Neyits the best 10 e
bplt mn mostly houses and secured any
TIE houses teestory basement and suoceei neat @
substantially built with thoushou Can All EXAMINE o h
and mortgage Of desired Apply q" ALTON
NORRIS on the Price Of S5O ADJOINING mouse
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U1IiRNISUED ROOMS-In small, neat, quiet
H Hogse with partial Board at No. III Greenes two blocks
west of e great hotels Back paror, for two SlO or second
noo front room bedroom pleasant S% CID Tor three
..l..a non. Aculln SinuLh
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nTODElAAt AA1N'
Rev. Asa ID. Smith. ID. D.
Rev. James NJ Macdonald.
Hon. w. r. Hsyemeyer.
+. Nanderpool, NJ. ID.
joseph Wooster, NJ. ID.
Alonzo ;. Ball. NJ. d.
f.. X. Collins, Esq.
Louis +. Hsrgous. Esq.
Hredwe,l ketchum. Esq.
VIM. A. Wheeler. Esq.
John II. Abeel. Esq.
AEON Smith. Esq.
J.. 7. Sage. Esq.
Patrick Dickie. Esq.
Thomas kettell. Esq.
Jesse Browne. Esq.
VIM. II. Falls. Esq.
LYME Starting. Esq.
Benz. ID. Brush. Esq.
Charles Lowther, Esq.
n. ID. Herder, Esq.
Charles Slauson. ESQ.
Philip Henry. Jr.
James Virgins, Esq.
John WarIin. Esq.
W. W. Winsns, Esq.
George T. Warner. Esq.
George X. Sistsre, Esq.
Thos. J. Coleman, Esq.
Michael Gibney, ESQ.
Mitchell &. Brooks. Esq.
Abraham Frszee, Esq.
Charles Partridge, Esq.
John Bennett, Esq.
NJ. NJ. Quackenbos, Esq.
George Min, Esq.
John Pryer, Esq.
stephen Paul, Esq.
Jott PHI Powers, Esq.
James Demarest, Esq.
T.. W. Coleman. Esq.
tNH.ff. n
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= WiiIN,Ky stA, for SALE.-A neat Stone Cottage

" with three acres good land with fruit good water acarsge
house and barn beautifully the Pass5c RIVER ID NewJe
from Railroad Depo-a charming re-
rat for sny merchant business in the City Price very low
No ff-st mn
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L'OR SALE or to LET-A Farm, % acres, good house
and outbouses n Y n H. R. r. = miles from the city. BI-
changed city property For particulars No 81 BrPadwy
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Gentlemen wishing suites of Rooms or 'nge once uEnhed
with or without Board modern built hous
with tsth gss &C No 76 West 27thsi
q doors tornth he th.ay
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Hon. y. B. Blunt.
Lewis Hellock. NJ. d.
William Hunter. ". -.
A. y. Gum, VI. ID.
William Power. VI. D.
Orsamus Bushnell. Esq.
p. A. Hargous, Esq.
Josiah w. Baker, Esq.
VIM. 4. kobbs. Esq.
WIN. A. Booth. Esq.
+. C.. Hsyemeyer. EsI.
Warren Harriet, Esq.
John ;. Belts, Esq.
John " ooohead. Esq.
Denis Julien, Esl.
Henry Beadell. Esq.
q. Hessenberg. Esl.
Caleb Brush, Esq.
d. +. Baker. Esq.
James Ir vim. Esq.
David Magic. Esq.
Henry f.. Hart. Esq.
a. @. Waterbury, Esq.
John c. Work, Esq.
John Wells, Esq.
SaInl @. Walker, Esq.
George w. Morrison, Esq.
T.. II. Williams. Esq.
Samuel @. Walker, Esq.
Israel Minor, Esq.
Maurice Hilger, Esq.
b. +. French, Esq.
Adolphus, NJ. Corr, Esq.
John B. Durham. ESQ.
James Robinson, Esq.
Robert Psrdow, Esq.
VIM. A. Cummings, Esq.
Adrian A. Pierce. Esq.
Samuel NJ. Pond, ESQ.
George 3. Marley, Esq.
Benjamin Nathan. Esq.
-. A.. A.. A..
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CTORES on Grandst., Williamsburgh for SALE
- CHEAPTwo of the best stands the whole street Nos N
gage; balance cash s. COCKCROFT, Real Estate Agent
oNeO' No II South 7thst.
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TOR SALE or to LET, at CASTLETON, Slater
Il small senee Cottage and stable mile from the land
Ing with lot well stocked with fruit good Of the
Jersey Shore from the premises Price rent IS
Apply ITO y T. LEE, NO. o. "au-st
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FREE ExHIBITIONti
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS PRESENTS

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
l that he has Just returned from the North with
most beautiful and select variety Of FANCY
GOODS, for the approac hing reason, consisting in
part OF Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Ladies Com
psnionS. Cases Pearl Shell and other kinds
of Port MONIES; Card Gaze, Cigar Cases. Wstch
stands, Perfume Bottles. Flower and Mantle Vases,
Corneiian. Bone and Jet Bracelets, Jet Pins, Hair
Pins, Fen and Pocket Knives, Hair, Nsil, Tooth,
Clothes and Bathing Brushes, Toilet, Fine, Neck,
Shell and Side Combs. Indellib,e Ink Coat Links
Chessm Backgammonboaris. Dice, Chdrens
Games, Wax TaperS. Bronze figures PAPER Mache
Goods, French Engravings. RAISED Print Pomatum
Hair OIL Trcopherous, German Cologne Hair Dive
Extracts FOR Handkerchief Toilet Soap Adaissutine
for the Lands. Lip, Btlsam, Tooth Powder, Port
Folios, oFe-a ella ses, statuary Baskets of every
description.
Letter, Cap. Drawing Tissue, and Wrapping PA
TER; Pens, Inks, Pencils, Playing and Visiting
Cards, Blank Books. Envelopes Writing Dcsks
Guitars, Vion., Flutes, Aecordeons, TxmbOrines
Banjos. allan Strings, Pegs, Beidgss. Tuning
Forks. Ho>in. Bows. 8c, &c.
RD~ NEW MUSIC received Semi-weeklv.
We have also hand and constantly ordering
PIANOS, from the celebrated estp bishment OF
Knabe, Cache q Co, aud Firth, Pond & Co, which
we guarantee To sell at Manufacturers prices. To
all of hch invite the attention OF our friends
and the public. promising such induce nents will
ensure their patronage.
JOHN +. ELII2
Pennsylvania ave. between eth and 9th streets.
dec oS-ct
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No io5
NOTICE OF WAL

From pirate Entry IF lands 'y.H0 r,tl,q CT
tern bit's IN ."ui Sf0r a. III, route II liz pr, 81
Rc'tropd from Sr,g~i0yt. LcGiSto,ad to iic sbAag
Mississippi.
half OF the Interests OF the proposed RAILROAD above
mentioned, the President UF TIE UNITED STtTts has
dif.ctedtat for the rscnt and until tie INK day o.
J'6s rsT. the pubic lands isilg itln fifteen mile.
(or thcTeahouts hear MAY he) either side of
TIE route Of said road. being the uud.rm-ntion-;
townships. be withheld from safe OF entry. rxceIt
valid pre- .mption claims. which ar excluded froa
he operation this notice: ana special INSTRUCT, ou.
&c that rurport have been ,cordinsly given TO the
pr per land officers, 10 Wit:
In the district Of lands r,,i,icct to sae at MoxRe.
LOUISIANA:
North y Tie iLseI'..e d.ried>tef ,sr as1,iat..
Town ships fftc.H, sixteen seventeen, ,l.-lit,-u
ninetcen; Ind twenty, OF ran-es one 10 siA iu,.u
siNt.
Townships fourteen. fife n. sixteen ,-Ie,t.ru
eighteen. nineteen aid Feuty. al range s-,-u
townships fourteen. fifteen. sixteen. s.,,.It-,n.
.:htren AND nineteen, Of ranges eight t. :ou.el,
, inclusive.
Townships iittec'. AMI :. tenn. of rance fifteen
North IF G.r Lr>e iins c,,d 49, fefH.s ..,.al.,H.
Townships fifteen. sixteen, seventeen ri.Lt,yu,
rinetsei,, and twrliy, OF rang = Ole 10 Tvs. india.
si,e.
In the district Of lands subject 10 sale ii NaTla.
rocaEs, LouisiAS., viz:
Nrh IF The J.,se Eae and orfs! Of tie glsris,ar
Townships fifteen, sixteen. se,ente. II, eighteen,
neteen, and twenty, of rang-s SIX to ttrt,rn i'll
elusive.
Given under my hand. st the General Land of -
city of Washington this l,th day uf Dectml,l ls5-.
by ord,r IF the President
JOHN WILSON.
Commission.r OF the ,ierrral Land Uihoe.
dec 2l- law3T
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ANOTHER LIBEL SlIr.-The CE,ae, nj
this morning says: :. It is said that Mr..
Martin, Of the State Capitol Gazette, An
raI"iis, has been notified that unless he
gives up the author Of certain libcllous
Communications which have recently been
published in his Journal, some of the par
ties assailed therein will hold him re-
sP"nsible before court for their contents -
The articles referred to are of the most
abusive character, such as no decent
journal would publish. The parties al
lndel 10 by the ChppeJ, are Hon. r. NJ.
McLanc, Minister 10 China, John Kettle
well, Naval Officer Of the port Of Ba,ti-
more, and other gentlemen of respecta-
hlllty living in the city of Baltimore.
The author of the libellous articles is
sand to he person who holds response
bic position under the present admins
tiaiioI. Trot linn out.
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JOHN III. BUTHMANN,

j IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IL PURE WINES
BEANDIES, &c, has in store and 'tf-rs for safe
a choice and compete assortment of the aboyc-mcn-
TONED articles. consstir. Of
The hest brands of Champagne
Mad, ira. sherry, F"'t, of most all grades
Rhine Wines "f great variety.
Clar-t and White Wine, from low price to tie
highest order
Sparkling and other burgundy
Also
TrnarifTe. Lisbon. Sicily
Malaga. Frcniigrar. Mar >chino
Curacao. Anisetie, KirscIwasscr, AbsyI he.
And OF my own preraratioD-
few dozen If Blackberry Juice
And few dozen Of Wild Cherry Brandy, for ne
dicEal purp.s cs
Together with stock Of superior genuine Havana
Cigars cad 4 variety 81 cheap family Wines.
dec 1l-Lw
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II 4 press of advertisements wb;cl

u a press of advertisements, which
are the life ola penny paper, prevents US
from giving to our subscribers as much
reading matter As we desire. As soon as
We can make arrangements to enlarge our
paper (which will be at the latest about
the middle of January this difficulty will
be obviated. Our contemplated enlarge
ment will make the Star as large as any
penny paper published in the country.
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TO Gentlemen who Shave them
seives.-
Military shaving Soap
IubnS 10 do
Ro-ci's :lnving Or am
IIari isou's 10 do
Badgers Hair Sharing Brushes
BriSie do 90
Wade 4 Butchers i:azors. Of our own in-s.oita-
ten
And farkc:s Razor Strop j, ,rimitaLle
For sale at PARKER'S
Fancy H. d rerfuniery Store, u.der National
LC. ola
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RICH JEWELRY.

RICH JEWELRY.
NJ GAIT BRO. have row on hand the lar
WI gcst assortment Of elegant Jeweiry ever Of
tered for sale in this city, co,lsistiug of
Diamond, Pearl. and Plain Brooches
Earrings and Bracelets
Diamond Finger Ring: and Crosses
Quart, Vest, and Fob Chains
Pencils Iockets. Seals. and Keys
Gold Tnirnbies, Cuff Pins. Armlets. Necklace,
Ciaaiai,lr and world Of fancy nicknackery suita-
bic for the Present season.
NJ W. g ALT & BRO,
SIN of the Golden Eagle.
Pa. avenue be wcen 9th AMI Ion sts.
CIT
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- Tonight, RisIcy and GooIall's
talented company will perform at Forrest
Hall, Georgetown. We learn that the
Hall was crowded OH Monday night last.
when all expressed themselves delighted
With Mr. GOOdail's excellent acting. Two
attractive pieces are offered tonight.
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The LATHAM PRIZE POEMs-Te COM
mence today the publication of the 50 La
tham Prize Poems," that were not sub
mitted 70 the examination of the commit
tee. They open with the % Bard and the
Banker. See first page.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-21

- The new Theatre TO be built in
New York next spring, on broadway, at
cost of Sl5O,0O0, is to have five gale
ines, - private boxes, and to accommo-
date 1000 persons. -
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- he readers of the STIR will re-
member that the prices of admission to
the Italian Opera are reduced to one. dot
lar, or 81 30 for reserved seats.
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- The readers of the Star, in Alex
andria. are referred 10 the advertisement
Of Henry Eldrcd, Esq, who offers for
sale lot Of excellent wood.
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= ihe Holiday street Theatre, at
Baltimore has been sold for 500 .75O n
VII heron Murrey. 1t is said the house
Is TO be enlarged and refitted for tbea,ri.
Gal purposes. 49, - %;