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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.

pRC POsALs FOR OIL FOR LIGHT 40UsEs -TREA
sury Department 0fica Lighthouse Board, Ssptenbes
s 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received this ocs until
o'clock r. NJ Friday, the 2sd inst for suppligg the
lighthouse tstabishmen, with sTentyone Thousand nve
pressed sperm to delivered alongside Of the govern
supply vessel a. Boston New York city Nsw Bad
ford OF EdgertowD Massachusetts t the Option OF the
contractor sps ieJ Ia the kidsD in tight we'll made
sshs suitable 70, hppng ia prime order or before The
23d day October next In tbs supply should
nohe ready to eeeye the oil on the day Of de-
to authorized sgent q che lighthouse establish
ent ard he shah be entitled to payment therefor within
fifteen days frops the tmo o. such delivery All tas oil
cted ousde tbs foresor propo'a to Re ubleesd
70 the usual tes specific gravity temperature at which
II will remain npid by burning and by such othec means
10 thought proper by the psrsen or persons TO
whom that duty be assigned before II will be accepted
III oil will be required remain at temperature OF
40 deg OF Fahrenheit or lover. -
Bod with security the satisfaction OF tho department
wl be required Of the contractor conditioned in the
atty th of the aua cf the contract for It's faithful
execution.
board upder authority Of the department reserves
the right TO reject any bid though 1t may be tho lowest
from other considerstions shaG its amount.
This bids must be placed In envelope sealed ana en-
dorsed Proposals for o ton enclofsd to the Seoro
tsry Of the Lighthouse Board Washington oisy.
THORNTON A. jenkins DO 5retacy.
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CnicKIr- NEw YoRK, WITH SAME DocxRgY 'BAERED +"
vs. hHwARK.-A match between thee clubs is TO take
place the grounds Of the New York club at Hoboken
Oh Monday Iest the 10Th instant, when some good play
may re expected The temsrity of the New York club
10 this match viii De uoticsd when they ALLOW two such
players as Sans and Dockrey TO bs '.barred." This
Is a retain match, the first having been Won BY tbs
New York club.
DTATH OF DUNCAN, THE BooKsELIER--Mr. Edward Duni
gan senior par OF the firm of Duugan Brother the
Catholic booksellers in Fulton street. died Friday morn
ing He had toer for some time in bad state OF hsath
but his death rather sudden The store, which had
been opened usua Friday morning closed about
O'Clock receipt Of the intelligence The cause we be
Aeys was pulmonary consumption.
Fms THURSDAY n'ehS between ~ and IL o'clock, n
Sio brokeout st the of the Eighth avenue and
Sixty this street in ssare building the TINA unoc-
oupd, which wsc totally destroyed Captain Alderman
Of ths Ninth ward, with section Of man, WAS present
ALTO Lsuss-aut Tay, of the Sixteenth dlktrt and Lieu
tenant pann cf the Twentieth, each VI Oh seotin Of
men.
srAsDtp.--A named John Flynn WAS stabbed Fri
Day morning between and O'Clock, in Twenty
second street. between the Second and Third avenues
Ae conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital by ofaosr Howard
of ths Eighteenth ~Aya,
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saTRUJGsas


J1xrRA-PUBIIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAs
III Mrs H. RoeJor 49 West Eighteenth street the onl1
that vea information all interesting amAe
,hroueh e on past present and future eyents Those
who consed Mrs. Rooder know the truth Of her u
sk In above science. Her hos spreet
the United states with the most profound
in the public She Ii visited by 81 tho high
t 10 their entire satisfaction In regard
health wealth, msrrsges ovs snsrs law is.
ana rSmsmter her redence 9 wet Esheenth street ne.
vesn seventh snd Eighth avenues you Hh 'rue
tion.
aHGs ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEN
M siul IN foretoipg the future has arrived and Will
urnish aboNt otfe She
srpres drean Law matters and love- by assroicy books
science tcls ladies end gentlemen the name OF
persons they will marry the names OF her visitors
Mrs Alvin speaks the English French and GsfmsA iaa
gusga Resdencs Is Rivingon street, stars near the
Bovery. Ladies', Atty csstsi geNtlemea, one dollar
MRS PRGwsTER, FROM PHILADILPHIA TEN M DxHa e
M services the ladies and Gentlemen o. this city n
Asrolesy love- law matssrs intsrp rsns dreams TO-
By books .nd science CONSTANTLY rsli:d ON b
Also th vissers Rssdsnes No. sat Je.sa
street, ooEasr Of ths bswsy Ladies ceas gentlemen
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aisD.fIEHIE D|,

fyI1IZENS OF NEW YoRK-A HARD WINTER is
Olfat approaching S5 only il sec ara you
II application is made Immediately S250VD worth OF farms
ana building lots For sae$l0j $500 and 500 farms and
we'll located building lots. These arYs arc situated near
and well situated for hable farming purroses No
New ork can had Farms from so to $S pcr acre,
payable in instslnents Also, buildig lote and farms N
for $i5 Each share will four lots. 70 by lc
feat farm OF from 10 20 and will be distributed
the ID Of Gctobsr 1873 Fora separate farm or share
apply to CHARLES WOOD 2s Broadway whore maps aud
ran phlets car be had gratis.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NEQUEL TO MEMOIRS OF A PHYSICIAN-THE
~ Countess of Cbarny; the Fau Of the French Mo-
narchy. Being fnai conciuion of the Memoirs OF Ply
scian The Queens Necklace, and Six Years Later
Taking cf the Easti'e BY alexander Dumas author Of
Iron Mask; Louise La vaere 1he Queens Nsckaco Six
Phycian; Genevieve; Isabel Of Bavara Edward Dnnton
Diam Of Meridor. 40, &c
This long for ssqCe and c9ntianation of The Ne
der Dumas ,liihed this day and fo sale BY all the
aaenta ~ tha Dated states PRICE so cents Those
who have read the preceding works 81 this
of French history need
They will be too glad hear OF cotnuaton and conclu
sion that have not road DUMAS In ti his
most INSTRUCTIVE production should bgin durng the
sumner days and pleasure will be foupd ble
and nothing in novel form useful and absorbing
Copies of the above i'll be free
receipt of fifty cents IN a letter
Published and for sale by I. IS PETERSON No 102
Chestnut street. Ptiiadelpha to whom all orders must be
addressed
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Markets.
kEw ORI.SAss Scot IL 1858.
,i,o ars-'- usi1 day.
IT. ecs rot yet developed The OF the mora.
ing Fave been 500 bales. The trans yesterday
amounted to SEQ bales With firm msrs e. Mi1ag lie
NEw ORLEANS Sspt ia 1858.
The ss'es Of cotton yesterday amounted 600 bs;ss
q. lie ioI N doing, ana Ill o for good ndosg Ths
naiAet continues fra CoiIee is still dysnoil 4 ri
salis a. Il &c.
HEsaA CHARLESTON Sept Is 1853
ssies of cotton during he week were 100 bales
at rxogo d SIC = lie Good ni .dla 10 mdilng fair
is quoted ~ Il lie Tire receipts OF ths week foot
up $50 bales and the stock hand 800 bsss
BALTIMORE Sept. I6 1853
There have been 40 600 bb Of aour and 81 600 baes Of
coeebo.h articles At rolY sustained pecss-sold in
Baltimore this week. ard ,bls OF aoar have Dot
exported.
OswEGo, Sept 16, 1858.
The receipts at this port since yesterday ha,s been
light. Wheat js firm. with good milling inquiry and
but little Offering The following are the quotetions for
frtshts:-Flour A5c.; whes. 15c corn 1sc.
ALBANY Sept. 16. 1853
The receipts of the past "A hours foot up a folio
Flour 5000 sarrsls wheat 81 600 bushels corr 81 900
do cats Is eco buehels; barley 10 600 bushels la flour
the,e sa good business doug 900 barrels sold at Sc
rs a Sc 81 for State ard common and mixed Western
Wheat ID quiet and easier 500 bushels old At 1850 for
ice; lee eco bushels 1T S3c $40 for Western mixed
BARLEY 16 Geo bushels sold et 76c ITO for Two rowed
end Sic for four ro.ed Oats In demand at 4oc. 47c
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VINE ARTS.

VINE ANIA,
THB CHEA ENGRAvISGS IN THE WORLD
i Published by Gk0 S. APPLETON, 3J5 Broadway,
New York
The PIelcbnp of John Knox Painted by Wkie Size of
o. picture sX25H inches high. SO 90
ciresation OF tho Blood Psioted by asnnsh. 90
The Highland Whiskey Still. Painted by Lanlseer 90
The Shepherds Grave By Laudseer. ........... 90
Ths Shepherds Chief Aourner. BY Ian isesr 1 90
The Al ger's Daughter. Bv Land-ee-. .......... 30
Ecre Homo (Head Of Ghrst by Murillo. ........ 80
The Kat Catchers Painted BY Edwin Landseer. Is
The Parting Painted by G. E. Lintzenich ...... ! 30
The Trappers Last Shst. Painted by Raansy. 40
DO. do. do. (colored) .............. 90
Qi.t to be oontinued)
BThe above engra,iogs all Of the highest order of
NEXT and will he found examination to be tho cheap
in the world On the remit OF the price of
the above they will be scat by mail roller postage
paid to Frames portfolios and stands sent to
parts of the aitea states Complete CATALOGUES fur
pshtd upor pott paid application kPPLETOS'S Art
Publication Office, $50 Broadway mp stairs
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Late ana Interesting from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept IL, ia
The steamship Texas arrived here last night bringing
California mail and city of Mexico dates to the 4th, and
Vera Crux to the Sth instant.
Passengers by the Texas says that Santa Anna has
already raised army OF 0oo0 men--ths daest
known in Mexico He believed be largely assisted In
secret by Spanish subjects.
The goveroment making vigorous efforts to ste
robberies, and several executions had taken plscs.
More troops being sent to the ionters ostsnsiby
to rspel the IIdisna.
Santa Anna continues his high handed measures, exc
cutting all perons agans. whom suspicion Is entertained
rhout warning It is believed another revolution must
soon follow this arbitrary, tyr annical course.
Our minister, Mr- Gsdsden had been well received
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Yesterday morning ths express train on the NOV forr
Central Railroad going west, wilo stsoans 't tie oosoa
depot ya run Into by freight train gcip 10 tho 5ans d.
70 con. Tho passenger cars badly shAtssd and Mr.
Buc,sy Th,.chsr cf NewAy county, Ohio was instantly
ked xapy Of the passengars badly injured, sor ~
it is thought ia.aly--among them Patrick wall. OF
Eler w. had both his thighs broken nd hts 6ro
hY "a. bady injured Ia the fest Mr. John Van ha, az
sv,ssrss had both thighs fractured end Nr. wasd
Jevett OF New Hayen. severely injui about tia
head TIE express trsin wss bshiao sims.
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HIL,iIAikklS.

billiards In BRt OKLYN-THE FkoPRi EroR OF
u tle Nontsgue ball Diisrd Rooms informs bis friends
public that consequence OF the great demand r
tables Lis ne hss sddsd I'VE more
ed superior snythnr Of the kind sewhere aud All
adm this fasboIabe smusement Bhoufd visit this
N The rssta, ant adjoining she above
rooms will be opened shortly when dge NOTICE wili
be gtyor, luohho iotNDNS
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From st. John, N IL

COMMENCEMENT OF THE EUROPEAN AND NORTH
AMERICAN RAILR0Ap-GRAND DEMONSTRATIONS.
ST JoHS, N. B. Sept. 10, 1853,
Tae first sol Of the European and North American
Rar Dad turned yesterday at this place by Lady
Head assisted by ths Lieutenant Governor in the pre-
sercs OF about 25. 600 persons.
'hs grand Proessson OF ths trades Gre companies aa
sons 60, accompanied By bands of mu SIC was tyo miles
long
Commodore shubrick and suite we.s present
The i-.'Eoad c0moanJ ravs q lunch to the distln
guished guess &C., at which abont Eva hundred were
present
splendid dispfsy Of are works took place in shs eSen
ing and mag ifcent bail gtyeu b. the oiiizenI,
under the auspices of ths pany. Tovsrd, the close
Of the ball the nusisins lsry broke down. severely In
juriDs one gentleman, and slightly injuriug several
Others
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pODWORTHs l,ANCING ACADEMY. NO 8O6
"A. Byoadwsy pext to q, Church will Mon
day. October for evening sssss; and on wednesdy ~
October for afternoon cas IN recSns vis.t 70 sne
nest schools OF London and PAs. TOT sns Sus
pete OF consulting with the expereA GOO Son 49, T
schools many new dances were procur - Pa r;s o,na
lsriu bakowth BoiIot, and Kenoudy ~ ~
DEgvilie, sauton 40, Of London which N, % 10
for the fret tins ia this country. can n. nSSiIs
this sdemy will stssnd the spacious eie
enisnt establishment either in London Paris or Ne
York 1t ped therefore that this nod with the ~
vsBtse Of the system which produced snoh gratnyns
results last great attention paid to ts con
dust and department. of the pupts will ensure contnua
tor of that aateIing patronage yhsh = no @oos s
fully acknowledged by ALLEN DoDWOkrH.
DURNToN's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY. 600
Evening lsdes aud gentlemen Separate classes
will he formed throughout the as occasion
qure for beginners Pupils will be under the instruction
three experienced teachers Families who intend partci
pAog In this pleasing respectfully solicited
TO inspect the advantages and facilities for
before engaging where Application to be made
at N4 Bowery, in The bookstore.
DE G. BROOKS DANCING AND wALTZING
IL. Aeadspy No 36l Broopne street between Brosdway
aud the Bowsry. All the different styles of dancing viii
be taught ind variety Of wsltzng DAYS and eve
of tuition, or slasses Tesjsys and Faays from
3to6P M for ladies snd misses and from to l0 p M
or gentlemen and lada. Private lessons at sill times
occupied by casss Wednesdays and Saturdays
for children exousveiyD from till ?. NJ The ia'tes
urinary olssses nader the dircoton Of Mrs Brooks
Each scholars quarter ooneacss from tee time OF sub
soribing.
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Ensct or the Acquittal.

ArBANr, Sept, 10, 1858.
The bunksra in this city red salute Of hundred
guns thi. ateIuot homer Of the scqutsl Of Mr. Mathe
ROCHESTER, Sept ID 1858.
The adar an iue democracy riDg 6fty guns in
hcLor Of Ar, Mssher' 8 acquittaI.
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35 ceu,s On each letter OF
half an 0uEoe or uoder,
AMI s cents IN each lows.
pAper--be'ug & tine United
Safes and prus ian post.
egs. Prepayment com.
pulsory. ss'.si,
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NCws BY TELEGRA RAPH.
I'll Paper nc Albany.

New Soft sh> III .P'per at Albany
q sAcUsE, s. pt. 16 1853.
Union bunker papsr Is TO be i. go,
Albany to support the State and Ia. -. a., ~.
tions 1t will bs conc'liatory ia its tone, ~
cate the ticket beaded by Robert Kelly for Co.
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,nyEsrIsEMENrs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
P0s,v OFFICE NOTICES,

Rss.ss e ';ssiss
70 s gssS &. .ss mai.
H Iassa a. ':sssa eight hundred
cs,sys a % II rslstS: !; ion
s,.'s,ss steamers ssS New
ch.ss..Sn q ss sshsn hpndred forty
e.. s' t Ss 70
and cir SS,s q.
% said
&c, e
Congress i'
Nys sss ssY P1ss ss o.: mail
s Sss 'tr &c :s
eordng contract and sell transfer shs@a yora Crux
..s; asy Sc ss ssy
a Is III % Ha.
ns ,:a s!s. tSs% sSs%
shi sssl sny %s s III &. a
7. direct such changes shs mschinery and in
hi ..s saifrss
=: Es's' 3, as
70 ss %usss sssoa X the parties
a. as the nfor
from the act of Sd hi-rch last
PROPOSALS
& r sissssa an til FSsi Si: a !.
ssy for s yssrs % T o s Of @ 1ns s
manner ann and M time M he,sin specified
to Bremen Haven Germany and from said Brens Ha
'' y :. x each way will
No. 2~From Charleston, south Carolina, BY Savannah,
from said Havana by Key West and savsnuah to Char
,~nn" New YGrs New Orleans twice month
nah Havana 60 Ehssrss (Sspaws
sdsrs 70 'm'' ana Savannah VI" be con-
above proposals will also be received for service
non, IL ~ nine days to the tsp each
and ss:s semi .nS not .H,ss:an d h
miles back monthly in not exceeding ssvon
Ho.@MTron Psnam.. New Granada. to San Diego Can.
"a. and in
rford Oregon ard :. such other port on
hs coast Of oregon laernis in the opinion of the
q. Y:s'
lug .oh.iauoas fou New York Co. to Astoria and
No S@From IS New York to Liverpool in Ensl.ud and
4. .ss srps p. At times as
Proposals to touch at hoyhead in England Will be oon-
vIs. ]. rr.nss, and e.es once month ''A. ' "
year .ii esnsids1 '0' ono 'o'''0h'' 'I'
M.xco Ard back three mes month su uppyiug Tampiso.
fifth days.
Arrive at Vera Cinz month by the fourth seven
teenth, and twenty eighth days.
Leave Vera Cruz every month on the fret six tn and
twenty Grpt days
Arrive at New Orleans month by tho fourth NINTH
and twent ith dsyt.
The proposals should specify the number
Of days TO be taken for the trip way
Conveyance which be by steamships all respects
suitable for the service
ooLtr scts Should eptsred into contractors will be
T:auirsd e c1pfCrm Ia all respects s LAYS r.gaa
d. pastment
Ihs bid. should ss sent duly suarsYtsa under seal
Tor ign uAits,o written - th4 fses Of the letter
JAMEs CAMPBELL Postmaster General
DosI OFFICE NEW YORK.-NOTICE.-EUROPE
nails United 5ta.es mail steamer Atlantic will
cose st this ofhce the 18th lust, ut 1Ga a. NJ
L. v. FOWLER p. N.
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United states and Pru.slan Closed Mail

We have been furnished by the Fot Office Department
with the following list of fc,eisu countries 20 which
Prussia may ser letters and newspapers through the
Ured States with tie es f postage IN be collected
L. all. IN Pms
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From the south.

SUDDEN DEATH or GEN. McKAY-THE MAIL FAIL
UREs-FATAT RAILROAD A0gIDENT-N0RTALIrY
AT CHARLESTON, ETC.
BALrMoRx Sep. 16, 1853.
General James j Mckay, OF North CaroHns was taken
sick in tie cars near Wilmington yesterday and died IN
q few hours He a member Of Congress from Norsk
Carolina for period of sixteen years. and Chairman OF
the Con miiee Of Ways and Means at the time Of the
passage of the tariff Of 1916.
The late detention Of the Southern mails Is reported
10 have been caused by damages to the railroads
from late rsins. On the Georgia Central road
bridge gave way while train was passing in conse-
qusncs of which Patrick Donahoe, ef New York, wAs
thrown from the platform and INSTANTLY killed. Ths
rivers were subsding ard further damage ras anti
cipatsd.
The Deaths mt Charleston for the week ending 10th
inst eighteen. No fever cases.
We have no mail south Of Wilmington tonight.
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UOpARTNERsHIa ssvVrUms.

OK 000 WANTED MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT,
oCUVO. to take an interest In splendid ous'aess.
H.s >ter will exchange reference Address Exoh snge
herald sM. ----------------
>"COo.-wANTED A PARTNER WITH
%Lt;:OOU tbr es'sso ~ Cor ,adenoe nerald office
A RARE CHAN, "a PsAerIcAh 5tarsF. v,IsS
lsreess strata this eo.sery and having opened
desiroys Of oos o. or With s
capital to sssist him r the eusineea He wou3 2-sfs1
Is na aas q as ss ssassa ass which Il
rectly with New York Boston BnFsso Albany and Canada
ds % s,no to ss az bs srs ss for
street. for ore two wesfs, For further particulars i'd
A PARTNER wANTED-IN a MANUFACTURING
ON Pase e II III cent h &
posed OF for farm, city lots $1,000 Address r.
A PsR1NgR wANrsD-wtTH A CASH CAPITAL
tho article public without
ton Wit, smart active man $1,000 be made:
This IL humbux- Address III Herald office, with real
mare and residence.
~ fore extiyg under the firm of fOST 4 DE LUCE, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All settlements will
be made by NE who will continue the taofns
Asnnrw Yosr, ANDREW YOsr, No. Bowery.
AUGUST De LUoE
New York, Septt mber !, 1858
VI The advertiser about open large house in Broad
the Eurorean pan to contain from to two hun
rangemeps with person possessing the requisite quail
bcaons and to furnish and first class eat
modatop Of hs public guests house. whose pa
tronage would insure lucrstive business to
soclock p 4. '"'''A ''''''' '''A v
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xS 000 WANTED, MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT
NO-UOO. to take an interest In n splendid business
IL, liter will exchange reference. Address Exoh snse
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o. .. SloOp of War Decatur
Boston sep. 16, 1853
The U 8. soop of war Decatur .yrised hers TO day
from ths fishing grounds, via Portsmouth. N Il.
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50 cents on each letter Of
half an ounce o. under,
and IL cents on each
ne Sgparer - being the
United States, Prussian
and British postsge. Pre-.
payment com pulsory.
53 cent, on each letter Of
half an ounce or under,
and ii cents on each
Newspaper = being the
United States, rrussian,
and British po tsge. Pre-
payment compulsory.
10 cents on each letter Of
hall an ounce or under
and IL cents on each
newspaper = being the
United States, PrushisD,
and British postage. Pre-
pay mcut compulsory.
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On spondence Tor aoy 0f ne Gtovs NAMED oeau
tries from beyond the German Aassgsa iostS vfson
ths foreign postage TO the line Of ssa Uo must
bs eddsl,
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The Earthquake In Louisiana.
kkw ORLEANS Sspt i3, 1858.
The earthquake Of the 11th inst was vary geesrsl
along the Lake coast and bette sed have been
precedent II not felt In this city.
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GPANISH LANGUAGE, TAUGHT AFTER NANEsCas
A. oral system, by PROF RABADAN, at his No 10
Walker street. whore the rsnsa.ing department s also
attended to.
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>"C00.-WANTED PARTNER WITH
&V KIM TO -. amount iu a safe cash bus siuess For
%l.OVU q, ahcss ,sdence, Herald Office
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81 cents on zach letter o
half an ounce or under,
aud IL cents on each
newspaper - being the
United States, Pruss'an,
and Biitisn postage. Pre-.
payment compulsory.
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HtRnkr BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS. :
VI EUh ace WATERS, 33 Broad way, publisher OF music
aud de In music Al In OF al kinds, has utt re
sivei tea tecondhand pauos Price $40 500. Silo
p?n s Slio $50, $3.50 and $l75 all OF which ars war
- "a.
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West Indies, &c, (not Bri
Gfh fh)............,......
Csrthsgera..... ..........
Honduras 80. ............
st. Juan, lNicaragua).
b gotta, New Granada) 90.
Busnaytntura, (Nsw Gra-
DadA) ..........'......
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1NOLIhN PIANOS AT AL BRO ADWAY.-A LARGE
IN sssortmsnt of pianos, from the celebrated house u
nallet Davis Co Boston, also tho well known nstru
ments OF A. W Ladd Co. with full supply Of aid
hand pianos of various fol sale at low
prices fisnos to let LINCOLN & THOhP SON.
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Is cents on each letter OF
half an ounce or under,
and 8 cents on each news.
psper-boipy he United
States aud Prussiau post
age. PrspaJ ment com
pulscry.
IS cents ON each letter Of
half an ounce or uuder--
being ;hs United States,
prussisn, Dnd Canadian
postage. Ne~sps pers 9
cents esch--boiDg the
United States and Prus-
alan postage only. Pre-
payment compulsory.
80 cents On each lettor OF
hat AZ oaace or under,
and o cents on each news.
% per-SeinR the Unikd
States s,d PrussiAn post
age. Prepayment con'
pllscly.
7 Of tne stoys nArnsl eslu.
nan Austrian i'oata Ufson,
3 OF said pcythl v2oa must