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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

BOARDING IN BRooKLYN.-TWo UNFINISHED
ID rooms with a small and pantres attached, suita
Bile for gentlemen and their wives in small private family
there young children Every comfort will be
found. Also neatly furnished room. Two single gentle
be accommodated Apply at l55 Adams street.
few minutes walk from Fulton ferry
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ITO LET-FROM THE FIRST OF NAY, SECOND sTo-
ry with basement, Of house No. IS White street, few
doors west OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

w stone front houses lots 100 feet deep each
house 2xO feet Deep parlors three rooms deep three
stories high walls from 10 to IL inches thick heavy
mbers all carpenter work and materials OF the best quail
y Gas and speaking tubes throughout hardfnshed all
three floors cornhod best quality OF centre pieces
enrohmens sliding doors to have stained glass in sash
doors halls and first floor Inside blinds 20 front
windows cellar floors and ceilings planked yards tagged
inch curb water with force pump in kitchen,
Iaths and other improvements balcony and ratings they
located Squire Boswes new house in South Tenth
street between Fourth and Third will he sold very
bic II applied for this week. THOMAS REIILEY SON,
corner South Fourth Fifth streets No 40 Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

ITO LET.-THE LARGE ROOMS UNDER THE GALE
res Of the National Academy Of Design COS Broadway
opposite Bond street 40 by 30 feet and about feet IN
height handsomely decorated and suitable for dancing
academy lecture cabinet furniture upholstery or
carpet Inquire at No s. the premises
fret floor, opposite entrance Possession may be had
mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

BOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID niece the upper OF the city between Second
and Sixth They will require large
and smaller onenot necessarily communicating furnish
cd the gentleman dining down town; with terms
ceeding $l2 per week modern house and permanency
preferred References given and required Address Court
land, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

BOARD IN H0B0KEN.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID two single gentlemen be accommodated with full
partial board With pleasant bath &C.. in
private family where there boarders in the
large block ten rods from the ferry Said apartments have
view of the city and the ferries which
fifteen minutes during the day and half hour through
the night Address for three days T. f. A., Herald office
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HARLEN.-C0TTAGES AND GROUNDS TO LET OR
sell. with immediate possession, desired Croton,
bath, range. marble mantes water closets, &C. Cam
bridge place West lth street depot of Harlem Rail
road-a healthy locality. Apply to Z. Il. BROWN, No II
Wall street, from to 2 y. NJ.
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RoARD.-FURNIsHED ROOMS, BELOW FOUR
ID tenth street side with breakfast wanted
gentleman Would prefer widow lady Of socabe dspC
on without encumbrance and having other bosrder
For suitable liberal price will be paid
advance. Address Planter, Broadway Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

PARLoR OR SMALL STORE WANTED FOR THE
"A tailoring business between Canal and Blocker streets
within block Of Broadway Address Alexander, Herald
of terms
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-THREE GENTLEMEN CAN
D obtain very pleasant front with paHtres attach
d ON the second floor 81 20 per week each, with break
at aud tea dinner Sundays A. No Sands street.
within minutes walk Of Fulton Ferry References ex-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

4 PARTMENTs WANTED-A ROOM AND TWO BED
"A rooms for family ofthree own persons no children
Kent 800 per Address for week with
full description rooms &c. H. G. c. Herald office. Re-
exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

business FOR sALE.-A PAPER BOX FACTORY
ID Occupying twelve hands steadily where there only
cash customers From 500 to O worth of work delivered
weekly Said business, including some small Tools worn
tables benches dc will be sold for $500 Dash For
lars inquire at w. b. PALMERS Advertising agency, Tn
Buildinrs
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LNOR SALE OR TO RENTAL TOMPKINSvILLE
Staten Island three story frame three lots
each G by 100 feet the Of vandxer and Clinton
The house Is by IS feet with wing IS
surrounded by lofty shade trees occupied dwelling
and school room, and may with little expense be made
commodious boarding house. Apply to
THOS L. CHESTER, IA Pine street
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A DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT ELIZA
IA BEETHOVEN, NJ six lots, each twenty four feet five
inches front by hundred feet Deep Liberty street
the of South street This property situated
very pleasant neighborhood opposite the mansion of
Mr. Van Pet and will be sold separately in parcel
For terms inquire Of Alexander Wilson, No ia Washing
street Jersey City Lewis Randolph Jersey street.
El7abethtown; or Of James Robinson No. l42 Second
afr Nev York
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR SINGLE
I'D gentlemen, obtain the second or third
floors in private family Apply AT 4o Beme street near
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DOARD AND LODGING WANTED FOR A GENTLE
man and his wife without any, encumhrance Must be
sithin ten walk Twentieth street and Eighth
venue Apply immediately to A. B., Herald office, stating
md lncatinn.
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TOR sALE-THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMBOAT
May Queen 100 feet keel Is feet BEAM about $50
burthen is finished in the best manner and in first rate
charter Can be the Spring street.
North river Apply to THOMAS G. DURANT, No. South
street. nm stairs
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DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY DESIRE TO
I'D 3 in pleasant location with full
tiai board. Address J. Z. r., Herald Office, with ooa
tion 40
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

rANILY CONSISTING OF THREE GROWN PER-
"A ons want to hire the upper part two story
n. the first Of May Address, with full particulars - TO 10
cation and rent be moderate p Herald ofce
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DOARDING.-A FEW PLEASANT FURNISHED
ID with without board, may be obtained at No
$40 Broadway Transient boarders 81 % day References
exchanged.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The Min be upon books salsss III
payment Of the cfipuon be made In advance.
Distant may forward noA~y ~ psss.ss
which will be psd BY as BY ss
The COUNTRY PAPER pabishs ui-weskiy dsas
soas " fCoasrsss, aad seui weekly during the
suhsenptoas fs period less than year WI bs received
ssyms psoPosloaed 70 the above annual
o. FO5TMAsTERs suhorised agents sSd -
sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed ss
SEMI WEEKLY subscriber, with $S enclosed, WEEKLY
subscribers, with so enclosed will be emitted copy
edition they subscribers for syass.
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MORE q GALLAGHER, lron FSamders aasA MAna-
III actuers Of Wrossh Cast Railing Ridge
brosd ssee P"'sd.psa make railing
mental and architectural work
q would respectfully cssisans
WAahngDn smd vicinity railing eacto.ins Lafayette
SQUARE ,ha city Specimen drawing. dssirous
making ssteetion.
Oct 1-eO6nos
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lMaPETiN1sf CANPEiIN0sf CARPE tIN4S -
" c"@s ~ .s cheap ssar-bAMNks MI rGHkt.t.
nov sesivns Aonai
soa- r"ese"s rsch A"A ap~y
ksns n
lover Grade. ous.
now "pers.y s~csrne base~s.s
isa oD seads BY csnse fME4Jts. .t fN 5a
ss,we.a EisAh ana Ninth arsss, Psan.yiv.sh avenue.
Oct e-1nvlwH N ffN HI- 10y
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ny RoBsRT Ar II ST one.


lM# ouA1TE TEnMAsTEKs OSvloE, MARINE Cokrs,
feHN As H 444NFa Washington, October IL, tcoJ.
cEALED PROrOsALs will bs received this once until 10
y O'Clock Tuesday, ths l5h day sf November nsx os
furnishing n0as the United al tho oo"ins
stations, fss he ysas 1854, viz:
PoswnO0lhy New hsmpshire.
Cbayssseup, 0xsHachusrsis.
Dr0oklyn, Long lxand New York.
PtilAAap6lA, Psnnsylvanis.
CospU3s Norfolk Virginia.
Pessaenla, Florida, and
WaehtnGapn, Oisuc OF Columbia ...,..
Eaeb pound and quarter OF resh oSe
Of pork eighteen ounces u oeAa
aAe sufue Hour The option Of The
New sugar ssht quartz Of The beat whls esaus
puy oua vuega Of four pounds Of good naId
soap, half pounds OF good hard dipped aow
cap1ss, each hundred ratons ,
Tho delivered the order OF the command
either IN bulk BY the nyc tauon rno
Of the and choice pieces OF inc
p0k aud the groceries 70 DC o he oes'
quaLty Of the kinds named. subject 10 inspection
bid accompanied ny e hanes VI sWo
M Office, certified 70 b soms omca' per-
sddsed of the marine cos, washington
d. 1890 se :. . \.
The Patriot Concord Hampshire Morning Post and Daily
Times BOSTON, United States Military and Naval
Argus Brooklyn Eagle, Brookya, New ork Penn
ssaniAn Evening Phadphia fmcs balimore Mary
land A1gn Nork Virginia Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florida
Democrat Pensacola Florida and Ancient Ciy It. Augustine,
0rda tho three insertions each week. and send
sccoun' accompanied BY printed Of the
10 ofhcs for payment. 4fsA fl#
Oct l2-e0dtl5hNov N#HH.0#
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The undersigned undertake that il the foregoing bid
carrying the mail No. = he accepted by the Post
master General the bidder shall prior day Jul,
next into the required perform the ser
vice proposed, with good and sufficient surctes.
| Dated lSiRaed bv two guaIsntors
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Form of CsrtJscAfs.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, clerk OF
OF record, rs the may be) ceries thai he is well
qualnsd with the above and their property
tnat they men OF property and abis make good tei
| guarantee.
| Dated ISigned1
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ETMO0RAPHr-The andersign~d have, In connerion viii
thsts ssasashmsnt thoSaphc printing once pre-
pared sxecuis orders Tor cheeks dfa
ercnsngc, circulars. &c.
Hpscssnsss - application At the
1 &tt COLLINS, BOVINE, h CO,
s.er1 llth street, do north Ut Penn. avenue,
Branch Of etatoners' Hail. ia And 6 rea street, New
Oct0-AawSw
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VALUABLE tarHA ~ Private hale.-We psi-
vausbIe farm, lying nnes from
Centre harkst cousi.ing sbu c scIss are
cleared aHl In high state Of cultivation the balance
and beautiful The bu,disgs Of
Awslttno II viii
sold low ssd accommodating further
ueulass, inquire Of the Subscribers
GREEN SCOTT,
Oetl-AawSw Auctioaeers
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tsigned.I
Form Of a Guararfse.

tho annual sum Of (Iere wrile the sum in words al
length @sFf 4teaHE 4HFs t aI7
Dated ISgned.l
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l2soi From Salt Lake City. BY American Fork. Provs
.oa spnS .'' ooa S' o,s.s & s.s': c.. and sGs" s.'
Bernsfdino. Cal. TO San Diego, loo miles ant
Leave Sal, Lake Guy on tho 10Th Of each month
Arrive At San Diego BY tbs 18Th Of The next month
Leave Sen Diego on the 2Oh of each month
Arrive At Salt Lake City by the 18th Of the mex
month.
i2so2 From Salt Lake City. b, Palmyra. L-hi City
son. spungvis, Corn Geek, Fillmore Ciy. ans
Salt Greek. to Mand. 81 miles and back. once
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday a,ea m;
Arrive 81 Mann BY 8 p IN Inesdayj
leave leave M,s s, f,. I.i. c,y cayiai sa NJ ra.y
l2so3 From Salt Lake City, BY Fort Laramie. 10 Council
Biud.. In Iowa, 1000 miles and back, once :
L.avs Salt Lake City on the 10Th Of each mon,h
Arrive at Council Bluffs BY tho s'h OF the mex
L.sve Council RlufI. on the 10Th Of each month
Arrive At Salt Lake City by the 9th OF ths mex
s.p.I.s p'Gpo,.; for the P.,s beyond ps For Lar,
ron,s twice . month each way
1886 From Sal, Lake City, BY Mlsr's Creek to Browne
vile, ~ miics aud back. twice week
Leave Salt Lake City Mondays and Thursdays At
rive At Brown.virs by m same days;
Leave B,owasvills The .ds 70 and Fridays sts an
Arrive Salt Lake City by 8 p m same days
l2so5 From Salt Lake Guy TO Tosle ciy, IS miles ans
LssSs Sail Lake City every Monday .,e.mi
Asys ,y. ToIs reels c., T .,s,y Sy Tuesday
Arrive al Salt Lake CITY by sp m
NEW MEXICO.
l2eoe From Santa Fe by Albuquerque. Soco,ro Don Ana
For, Fillmore. Frontero. (fexas.) FL Paso, Sar
Elissro, Masofhnsvle. and Leona. TO San Anto
MO, 0l0 miles and back, once mouth.
Leave s~nn Fe on the lst OF each monsh;
Arrv. at San Antonio In rs days;
Leave San Anonto the fst Of each month
Arrive Al Santa Fe in ID days
Bids carry twice month are invited also, bid
make the trips in ~ days
1901 From Santa Fe, by La Canada, to Fernando ds
Taos, 10 miles and back, twice month
Leave Santa Fe the isr and l6th OF each month .
Arrive st Fernando de Taos by tho ID and l7th a
l2m;
Leave Fernando de Taos on the l2th and 18th o.
Arrive Al santa Fs by the Ia,h and so,h si Ia m
Bids for weekly teps are invited.
l1007 From Demand, by Fort Belknsp. 10 Ganesvhs, In
TsxAs. and back, once In Two weeks
Bidders to distance, and schedule Of arrivals and
departures
Bids Tor weekly trips are invited
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FORM FOR A BID.

wh~e cAs~g from Advertisement II Contemplated ~ the
bidder.
81 Cor we, the be) there WRITE h. name or
fui1 Of tnete ihe re-,dencs or residences.
hereby pfopos. cary the mail ron's NO -. fou
-- To-. oi'e the Po smsssr 0snersp sdy-t-
eren for proposals Tor the dated October - icoA
said and By the following mode o ccnvsy
ancs To- wit Here sAss how II II - - sonvsysd.l es
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From our New York Correspondent.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 5, 1853.
The wing State convention meets this day at SYRIA
cuse and shall know in few hours what is TO be
the complexion of their ticket From what hear and
see in this city. cannot believe that the solver grays
viii consent TO mite their fortunes TO that Of the wooley
heads" Indeed, aside from some few prominent lead.
ers who seek nominations, under the impression that
success sure) but few OF The friends Of Mr. Fillmore
lake the least nteres, in the coming contest
presume, however, that they are awaiting the ac-
lion OF the wooey heads before they attempt 10
make upon The political chess-board. The fol-
lowing extract from manifesto issued by the wbig gen.
era committee. commends itself TO the appreciation Of
every who knows anything of the confusion and
disorder that generally exist al the polls in New York
on the occasion u the primary elections The docu.
ment il seemingly honest. but is intended as
esich for the orderly than reprmand Of the dieordery
citizen. The confession that heretofore the management
OF the wing party has been left few is very rich
honest and true Il seldom that opponents can be
induced 10 exhibit so much candor in so few words
sAn important election il at hand, and cixens are
earnestly reminded tina, nns.. they nov give attention
10 nominate candidates for the important stations OF
iudse senator assembyman and representative in the
city ceune' aey can nave no r.,,on lo complain, y
for individuals whose will be not that
they are worthy Of election. bat that they LEES oblec
,,onable than acme Others. No exerops the day cf
The election no amended charters compensate for
neglect Of this duty; and there il no good for
negieclng in the wing party where the primary cleo
lions will be generally held NJ such an hour in the day.
at such place. and under such regulations, will
der il convenient stop and vote without any great
r6ce Of time OF business. Efforts will he made TO Sc
fairness and good order in conducting the election
but they will be 10 little purpose il The resident wings OF
the ward refuse to awe their counienance and support
The fact that this matter has generally been left 10 the
management Of a very few has been tine main Cause of
disorder and Whenever respectable cit,
have appeared body at the polls. and exerted
themselves their influence has been seen IN The nomna-
tons that followed
| understand that Mr. James r. Brady has avowed his
determination to follow John Van Burcn through the
State. and speak at every pon, where he may address
public assemblages Who is po6t by this Not the
people their party. Your article publishedn Tuesdays
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Union. IN relation to the contemplated copsfhershp he
tween The silver gsys aud hard Shells has created quite
ssnsscn smoos the Jasaju. They begin 10 read.
anime into unmissk able facts as they are and under
stand objects ~ they should
The directors who have in charge the building OF the
steamship William Norris" announce that the amount
OF stock lS5eoso) 10 all subscribed The vessel will be
launched IN the early part OF December and il expect
ed that il will sail for Europe some tine during the
month Of February 1854 That your readers may thor
|oughly understand this gigantic proposition will state
additional particulars The proprieors OF the William
Norris are building this vessel upon entirely new
principle OF naval architecture patent having been pro-
cured Tor the model II is asserted that the hul will
have one hundred per cent greater dsodgment OF space
IN the wafer than is possessed by the Collins
II this be 80, the William Norris would be enabled TO
make average OF speed far exceeding nineteen
miles per hour, while the Collins steamers make but
thirteen This difference in speed would take the Norris
10 Liverpool from New York inside Of days Tor the
one hundred per cent advantage in the dsodgment Of
space secures passage 10 Liverpool in fvs ds and
halt al the rate OF wsniy three knobs hour The ma
chnery is 10 be OF The newest "working bean" pat
tern How will astonish the Br,fisers" when the
Norris sails into Liverpool and announces
passage from The New World That's maHfssf destiny
and no mistake. In connexion with this, permit me 10 cal
your attention TO the submarine telegraph which II
proposed TO between Liverpool and New York
Galway Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia The process
that is to be used for laying the wires said 10 have been
invented by gentleman Of Massachusetts, who says that
he have the line pok ns order in six months from
This time. The distance between New York and Galway
is about 2.sOo miles by Of the daily papers that
company has been organized and the stock subscribed
to carry into effect this lightning project This work
completed, the William Norris will be but secondary
consideration
Among the distinguished strangers in our city. notice
the arrival OF r. M Tarlten esq, United States consul
Melbourne, Australia. Mr. t. and his lady sail to-day
in the Africa for Liverpool IN route for their place
destination Hon. w. Davis, OF Indiana, is also in
town. with host of others or less distinguished
The weather continues very pleasant; hotels and
places OF public crowded business brick, and
the people generally happy in the enjoyment OF peace and
plenty. Great country this
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ward. Byson forged the name Of several citizens as
endoseSs his notes. and then had them discounted
Among the forxeries the names OF c. Moore, Tor
$780, John Soslb. 1880; John Richey. 400 John
oshrins $500; John p. Caldwell and James Andersen
$500. Byson fed to Philadelphia on Monday week
He owed soms $4,000 on genuine notes and book &C
counts His effects, which have been levied on will
probably pay 40 per cent his liabilities Up to the
time Of ihs discovery Byson had sustained an excel
lent reputation. PiasJurg Uaion, 5M.
Nsw OkLrANs TKLESRAPH CoMPAkY--The receipts of
the Washing ton and New Orleans Telegraph Company
for The month OF August 1853. amounted 10 $iS72 CO.
against 9,2s9 81 for the corresponding month OF the
previous year. showing increase OF S2,632 W. The
increase for September will be even larger.
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NOTCEThc subscribers, having entered ccpartnsrshT
IN Of VIM N. ELLIS BRO, prepared
dsahe the construction and repairs OF engines and other
chnery .
They have taken the aEAsLs Iaor city Wash
instou canal between lh and 4h
susets formerly conducted BY McKnsfy, deeeased The
partner IN this arm having os many been Engaged
engineer machin OF the In ih
city, they Halter themselves they win be enabled give ful
Satisfaction repairs Of wov1
with which they may he inrusied
portable engines mills by th
William MeKins, win M constructed At Tits establishment
Al formerly.
WIN. M. ELLIS,
JONAS n ELLIS
Oct e-Qawfw
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uy- Evans Reese tpastor Of the Ninth Street
Protestant Chuch) will preach Sunday, October " al
ii Ia morning. and 2 In the evening Octo
Church.-Thc Rev. j. II. Mcfarland, OF Viz
sna preach the Unitarian church sunday next 9Th
inst } and several succeeding Saebahs
Services al Ii O'clock D. m, and at ~ O'CLOCK
in the evening"
OctS
Methodist Episcopal Church south.-The fourth quar-
,cy will take place the church Sab
next the 9th Instant when the Rev. George Carter, r. E.
will preach at ii O'Clock, a. M, and at ~. p m
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OFFICIAL.

Funkln Pierce Pre,dsnt Of the United States Of ameria TO all
,chon may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 that Louis
Vale appointed Of the Mexican republic fol-
port Fancsco the State Of California, do hereby
recognise declare him free exercise aud enjoy
functions powers and privileges allowed to the con
suls OF the most favored nations United States.
testimony have caused these letters TO be made
patent, United States TO be hereunto ahxed
Given under my hand city Washington, the 9TH day o.
October A. ID. 1855 Independence of the United
states Of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
A. DUDLEY MASx, Acting Secretary of State.
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A poHxron.--rhe Methodist Protestant, OF this ci,y,
states that donation Of thousand dollars has just
been made BY lady Of Maryland to the Superannua,ed
Fund Society Of The Maryland annual conference, The
object Of which is The relief Of preachers
their willows and orphans. -BsA. Clipper.
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TIE BOWS Review FOR Ost~s~r-- For sale by
II FRANcK TAYLOR.
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mEIERE, Professor OF French Spanish and German Ian
j. guases, Avenue House, Dsvs between ~ and su
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
OWt-n
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sales To-Day.

Sales To-day.
BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS AT AUG
uon-on Saturday morning. October g. 10 O'Clock In from
shall sell good assortment Of furniture and
house k. cplng effects, com sing Of
sofas, lounges, rockers
an and wood chairs
Bureaus wardrobes, washstAnds
Feather beds, bolsteTs and pillows
Hair and hssk mattresses, bedstcads
Locking gasscs, crockery ard glass ware
Superior cooking fixtures
Three ply and ingram carpets, oicoth
Together IuIge OF housekeeping
necessary 10 mention.
Terms cash. Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
Oct lit Auctioneer
Will be Added
Ali O'Clock 30 dozen superior "shakern brooms.
rs 200 La Salvador cigars. -
Oct7-d Auctioneer