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Tai.a5is Deposit.-0n Tuesday evening
last lady residing on 9TH street, walked in
to the garden and had the good fortune to find
two paper boxes, which, upon examination,
were found to contain several very splendid
shawls of a rare description. They were
placed in the hands of the Chief of Police
VINO, with mis- men have used every effort to
find out who placed them there, but so far
without success. The shawls were identified
by Mr.. Causten as the property of his wife
The probable value of the shawls is about
three hundred dollars One of them was
present from near and dear relative, and its
value TO the family could not be calculated in
dollars and cents
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library Of Congress. Inly7 1,
To Persons going to HOUSEKEEPING

O. good opportunity is now- offered to those
I'll who wish n 90 10 housekeeping 4 three SO
~ BRICK HOUSE To let. handsomely furnished:
furniture for sale. Rent $50. The house is in a
pleasant location For further particulars address
hcy lS2 il q,
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Hood far the PoOr.-Those to whose benev-
olence the poor of Washington and George
town are usually indebted for the wood gra-
tuitously furnished throughout the District,
should remember that we are now in the mid
die of the season when wood is always cheap
est One hundred dollars, judiciousIy ex-
pended at this time in wood for the poor, will
certainly provide twice the quantity to be OBJ
tainsd for it SIX months hence word to
the wise should be sufficient
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lust RFC.iNEB. and for Sale. at BAKERS
- PERIODICAL DEPOT. on Island.
THE Alps, SWITZERLAND, EAVOY and
l.OMBARDl, TO be cnmple;cai IN Twelve MONTH";
Parts. BY RrE. CnAs. WILLIAMS.
The NOM, new and abridged edition. BY
NJ q. i.EWIa. Mp.
iAtL, the SMUGGLER: Tale of Daring Ali
venture.
ISAAC LAQUEDEM. BY A. DrN.s. With IL
Illustrations.
Also, ire July NuniberS VI kNICKERBOCKER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and MAGAZINE of ART
il \, If
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BlOct19iOg the Strests-Many complaint
have been made of the practice os builders
y.,Lg I.orc Ct the streets than the law allows
The law allows a person who has house in
course Of erection. 10 use one-third of the
street in front of the building. But this is
net considered room enough by many, and we
consequently see heaps of brick sand, lum-
Der &c. extending even to the middle of the
streets These heaps axe dangerous to per-
sons unaequainted with their position, who
have to drive through our streets in the night
time. Country people coming to market
nj ght ruin their horses, and run great risk of
losing their own lives
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M A r IE u .

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. DIR. Peck, JOHN
T. SHIELD to Miss MARGARET A. McGLOS'r,,
all OF 'h .., ely.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS

Public Grounds-Those iptrusted with the
improvement of the public grounds here have
omitted to prosecute the improvement of the
grounds surrounding the Smithsonian Insti-
tute. this season. This has produced great
disappointment on the part of our Island fell
low-eitizens, who anticipated that the policy
of last year in connection with the Govern
ments property in that section of Washing
ton. would he vigorously pushed. Al that
has been effected during the whole of the
present season in the Institute grounds is
single cutting of the grass sward We regret
TO have 20 write not single tree of the COL
lection has even been trimmed
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Al n Notice. - Persons favorable 10
q "a The formation of new Infantry Military
III III Company, with the Regulation uniform are
~ - requested 10 attend meeting AT Island Hail.
IN WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant al
O'Clock. preliminary to All organizations
jy S-dtd
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I.s: U'ora The western section of our
city begins to show an improved appearance
and little attention to the interests of the
First Ward by the corporate authorities, will
encourage property owners there to i'm
prove greatly. The work upon the avenue is
progressing steadily and rapidly the paving
being completed as far as Goth street Gas
lights are being introduced into most of the
pnncipai stores ana residences, and light and
life are more apparent than heretofore In
the western section reside many of our most
wealthy citizens occupying large and SPLEEN
did houses, and the Ward is known as the
"Ccnrt End " i little expense would make
me Court End the most beautiful part of
the Metropolis
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Buyglars.-During the past week attempts
have been made by burglars to enter sey .ral
houses in the Fourth Ward In some eases
the alarm was given before they could effect
anything more than an escape
Captain Montgomery's residence was en-
tered during his absence from the city, and
his furniture and clothing scattered over the
floor A pair of epaulets, valued at about
s6e, vcCa found lying upon the floor The
burglars were no doubt looking for silver
ware, but were disappointed the captain hav-
ing secured all his silver-ware before leaving
the city
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success
Gang 4Io7g We learn with pleasure that
the machinery in the cracker backery of Thos
ii Iare41tr Is u be driyen ~ steam. The
demand for this kind of bread has increased
so greatly that il il impossible to supply it
with the machinery driven by hand. The new
ma hine-y j. 10 be constructed by our enter
prisin- feIow-citizen. Mr.. J. B. Ellis at the
establishment f'&nerly conducted By Mr.
AekInsJry, and the experience Of the machin-
Isl in constructing works of the kind required,
gives assurance that there will he no failure
IN the apparatus.
Centre M1r%st-Our principal market was
Tery well supplied this morning
List of prices: Fresh beef. per ID 5 a ~. cts.
salt do. per III a cts Bacon Hams, per
h.. l3 cts Bacon shoulders per h., 10 cts. !;
Dried Deef. per ID. Ii cts; Lamb per quar-
ter 60 81 cts Chickens half grown, per
pair 90 cts Butter per lb l6 % cts :;
Egg per dozen. Is to % cts; Potatoes per
peek. 20 cts Tomatoes, per peek, 20 cents !;
Cucumbcrs, per dozen, IS3 cents
e II has been So, ., us that the per-
~ 0aose name so frequently appears in the
ponce report as James Charles. has reversed
us lame We certainly never knew of more
'han one Of the name in this city. and that one,
We are sure never was accused of assault and
1a-ieE~ Where thi, name appears in the
reports read Charles James"
h he Ieted-By law persons are not al
lowed to build n frame house nearer than
"en'y-iour feet Of brick one in this city
yesterday. Mr. L. P. King was arrested for
''V'a,.7G this ordinance. and he has ruled the
case for trial We presume it will be an in
wrestling trial TO persons wishing TO build.
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By GREEN & SCOTT. Anctioneers

ie 30-eo&ds
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Ee'~r-5sa L,i,crs The CGlulibia Fire
Company mas fitted Up its Hall in excellent
style for the reception of Library for the
use Of the members of the company. This
move on the part of the young gentlemen be-
longing TO this company is highly creditable
and i deserving Of the assistance of ali good
citizens They expect assistance, and ought
TO have it By their own efforts, they have
established basis upon which they can. with
little all build valuable Library, and
after having gwen sueh evidence of determi-
nation to succeed ,hey feel certain of aid and
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!jy T-dtf
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LIQUORS, &C.

LES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT BRANDIEs, WINES
"A whiskey &o In all ths favorts brands snitei 10 tht
ads, and for family and medicinal purposes per cent
below other house In the city for sale BY Wn UN
CIN GINi GINi-L. II. SIMPSON SONS HAVE ON
NJ hand large stock Of gin Of the celebrated Doubls
swan brand which they er for sale trade from the
United States bonded warehouses; the BE
terms Samples can bs seen At their ofoe, No. 10 Beaver
street.
WINEsi WINESi WINESi-A LARGE ASSORTMENT
w Of Burgundy Port wines, Champagne wincs, Hook
Wines Spanish Wines French white and red Wines sale
from United states bonded warehouses; by the subsober
/. a. SIMPSON SONS, 10 Beaver STREET.
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MATRIMONY.

MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M Loysr-Professor LAYTON, Boston, formerly Of Lender
plain drectsls TO enable ladies or gentlemen 70 win the
devoted affections Of many Of the opposite ths
ting that Al be- married. irsspscvs Of ago appear
snes Of pcsaon and last though nos least can BE- A.
see Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass No IstSsn
taAsp fson VIC Psst 0aes yslss the pssSSs b pNl.
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, COTTON, AUcrIoNkER.-Mosr IxpoRrANrsALE

E COLTON, AUCTIONkER.-MOSTIM PORTANTSAL LIE
ofrosewood and mai ogany furniture pianos carpets
cilcloths twenty French plate mirrors DE- Cotton will
sol this day, Wednesday I0 O'Clock corner
Gold and Beeiman streets whits buildng1 the entire
shock Of dealer in cabinet furniture who giving
sospess II viii comprise all the modern styles of
rood and mahogany in gold and purple and vel
suits; rich carved paror and bedroom
rosewood large and small bookcases stsseres
arbe top dperipg and bureaus centre and sofa
bes full suite Of bedroom furniture BILE, and plain do
several dining and tables sofas and sofa bed
.s:hsands and worhsabss chGsss yolssrs chair. and
paae mirrors thirty best hair mattresses Brussels
tapestry and three ply earpeting ocloths in quanties
one two ranofortes in good order NBThis sale will
largo, and AFFORD favorable opportunity al
IN want Of good articles Catalogues will be- ready early
Ahe nerniog SALE and every facility will be Afforded in
- and All
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N g. HOUGH. AUCTIONEER-ILEGAN Ant FURNITURE
LIZ panoforte, velvet carpets, &c-To morrow. Novem
20 leA s.io y, 4 No. Jas West Twenty hrss street.
an the furniture contained in the largo story
s Of has been made to order and all in good cond
Esd French brosstes broeatelle and lace window
mantle ornaments roh velvet tapestry Brussels three
ply carpets carved center side card tables
lived rosewood pianoiorte octsves rich Partisan and
SETS Ac chamber furniture Of beded
b1r washsands commodes &C. Best cured
nattressee feather beds wool blankets c
Aey work tabes together with all the usual Of
large beautifully furnished Catalogues on morn
NJ Of sale, whe furniture be examined.
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N H. LEEDS 4 CO., ACCOMMODATIONS
day N0YembeI O. TluradAY. lQth.

n q. LEEDS co., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
she saiesroom, No. Wall street. signor @. u. Pandol
s unreserved sale Of real Carara marble statuary
aseng Of twenty liz pieces statu ry Just received ron
Italy -Curids with dove, BY Frsnson Psych. By Ia
Aerapi Dancing Girl after Canovs Venus the Bath By
Iranohi Prayer Of Pampeoni by Franch the Godd
Grecan schools Confidence in God b. Torre Mary
MaSdalene BY Elmedco Flemish Cnpid with dog by e
Iodesty BY Govoaeo Ceres Greian SCHOOL, the Studous
Girl original BY Rossi Pour Seasons spring, sumnet
n and winter; Dancing Girl after Ercalauo Venus after
C.nova large az life two Belgian Lions; Men, Sheep &c
aees dcA large assortment Of Bardigo agate yellow
lsnpa, and Verde Antique, Etruscan Medies Hebo and
vases from four to feet high beautiful carving in
belle and inches drawing rooms tables, az open worn
esfvers Also Parian gccds large PariAa
aAxbl figures groups figures buss Of exquisite finish
Plated entire invoice Of elegant and costly silver
PLATED rising cake baskets castors waters
1lsstiohs tea water tea and coffee SETS fruit
g1nnds, DC.
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(IHEAP GOODS.-REDUCTION In PRICES OF DRESS
" goods, embroderes, Ae.-Ws would invite the alton
ton Of purchasers stock Of beautiful goods which
have materially them worthy
inspection. TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l Brsatway.
DETER ROBERTS. l. CO.-(ONLY STORED N5 BROAD
way have just received large stock Of ladies' silk hose
in black pearl and china embroidered and plain. Also
under clothing in silk and merino, for al 200 dozen
kid gloves, A..
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS-THE SUBSCRIBER
invites the attention Of ladies his superb stock
elaseraey velvet and oeth coat Of the
plain velvet and cloth coak which offers at prices tha
defy competition. NOLYNEUX BELL, So Canal street.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A RTIFICIAL EYEs.-JUsT RECEIVED, A VERY
"A large beautiful sslectcn which can BE- inserted
without the htsst pain IN The operation and when
eye DR.. POWELL dsvoes his attention, usual exolu-
vel the diseases Of the and ear from O'clock
daily, ~ his once, b02 Broadway
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|VHos. BELL, AUCTIoNRIR-By VS. INcpAuAu
e sf ssx ssS 70 North William street. large
iatrs bureaus bookcases feather Teis boi.crs now
voiss a. Tssossny bsdssssas centre tables g. Also
Pse6SN aoodA Viz, dryseods clothing, vstchee hard
~, 80 Aleo eeyeral guns. Sale positive ~
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WLLIAA IRVING, AUCTIoNEER.,sIa. VITO VIII
objects Of art &c.-WlLLIAM IRVING 4 co. will sell 81
auction, Thursday and Friday November and at l0
steIsrt parlor And Ssud ststa.ry: Group Fidelity
ton Duce Cupid and Dog by Franeheso 6gure
Faith in Cod BY do group Faithful Companion by Bsne
mel group IL Giuoc by porste figure Amore Divino by
Orlando Two sieePr Lambs BY group Instras
Cupid Feeding the Doves of Venus by Poute bust Napo
leon BY Chsric Garden statues Europe ASIA Aoa, and
America Aabaer groups and figures large agate Etrus
vases large gedesta Hebs vases Grecan Bar
elegant sets q china vases with figures largo
eide vases supported by Psran groups painted Pasn
figures marble and bronze clocks and groups
and figures ooupes tea SETS plated ware &C. The s
part Sig Vito Wits assortment selected during his
visit to Italy Germany, France and England. rerms-For
all $500 month";; under that amount cash.
without discount $500 and upwards six months approved
endorsed notes.
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|uENRY b. LEEDS / CO., AUcrIoNEERs-wIL-
ams Stevens Williams second great annual sale Of
serhs Of Cole, Duran Doughty Ros.iter Rsnnsy, Gift
Ets Corbould q London, Cooper, Landsesr, Stuart
Williams and Pyne Of London &C., a., and about io0
ssings Of the Dusseldorf school viii be sold ~ auction
nssonal Academy Design at l0 o'clock sach day and
% O'Clock each evening Catalogues ready and pic
ures exhibition day and evening, until the day Of
ale The attention q the public and espe
aiy called TO the sale Of this superb collection oombn
NJ the largest and most valuable selection Of really artistic
works ever offered 1T auction in this country.
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EOR SALE.1HE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, VIZ
BY 100 feet On this ct are two houses Of brick in the
The lot No. IS Ieonssa ssrsss Is by 100 feet On .hi.
lot on the front brick front house. and the
s s, sys .sns y 100 On tn:
90 Hudson Hudson
streets and IA feet in LENGTH running from street to
This hsS:: .ou.r.
e.. ss see oS = sS Hudson
.ns o & s1t Y Ss soa
' ~ sss
sou,hsry side feet inches deep On tho norsherIy
~ NJ CIV Hudson street 2 feet Hudson street.
n % o o Ss d
therly side, running from street to street.
ss.ssry side Eighth 50 feet
hrt street. next me.ned Is feet vide Ia fsets
piece ~ .ca As :sr:h.,y :4.
And gore lot The eisss being los fses nehss 'front.'
shs .SStasi This piece and the Eighth form
TO- one lot the weterly side Of the Sixth avenue
5 and
s.% Oh e. On s ss s
1s.. ss si q s ESpsa '
which lott the two others Is by 100
the northerly aldo Of 11ith street.
Six lots the southery side Of street, feet
west Of the Fourth gore lot the other %
100 feet.
10 Hive lots the northery side Of Hath street, between
the Third and Fourth avenues, each % BY 100 feet
IT, Five lots on the ,outhsy side Of l5h street, adjoining
each Is by 100 feet.
IT, Four lots the south side street, between the
Second and Third Avenues, each Is by 100 feet.
H. About 1856 Of land in the town Of Bloomfield ST.
Lawrence county, in this State.
49, About 6Q6 Of land In the DAYTON Frank
lin county, in this State.
20 Various tracts Of land in the State Of Illinois,
Calhoun Putnam, Schuyler, Mercer Warren, Pike Adams
H1nsocl hcD ouga Knox, Henry and Peoria countiesin
a. tract Of about Of land on sanybsl Island
Florida
The terms Of sale will be reasonable. Apply
F. Il. TILLOU, 10 Wall street.
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A poDwoRTHB DANCING ACADEMY, NO. so
A. the reception ofpupis Wslnse
aay Thursda{ anS sassrda aernoons for dss and shA
E xenNsmsa naAd prssusne day vilh band nuso even
aat9rlay siseoen and evening" srsss for gup
is procured during recent visit " Londsn aat
rars The opening sorss Of the will TAKE place
Friday evening, November 18th.
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rOHN L. vANDEwArRR.

IOHN I. YANDKwATRR, AUCTIONEKR-THURs
eey NOV ~ 05 o'clock ~ the sales ROOM ID Nssssu
pndsr the direction Of the attorney for the mortSS
~. nney goods consisting in part, Of Partisan
asrAhted. 49, so'~' s"a 'unJ
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A UCrION NOTICE-EARTHENWARE GLASS AND
"A china.-JOHN E. VAN ANTWERP SON will sell

bursday Nov TO- at st 100 Pearl street. from
abe shelves o to suit purchasers sixty three crates
white full assortment do. light blue
two DO Severed blue three casks china in sets Of for
assorted sizes; do fancy French china coes
sna chooo.te two do French dinner pieces one do 90
Ptoon: ave DO yellow ware jugs mugs &c three do c.
G. and dipped forty casks tumblers lamps,
bowls &c cssk xnives and FORKS tea lys
sAd walters Catalogues carly on tho day Of sale.
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|TOHN L. vANpEwATrR ArcrroNrpp rpm

I1oHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTI0NEER.-rRIDAY
rSv, ~ ~ twelve o'clock on the ground s25 lots Of
sssdsd on The one side BY the Morris Canal about 800
ARDS rem raseAc river and about equal distance from
Falls and within ten minutes airss nun
OF the aetoree at which emp Eyed about
U hands The ground 10 elevated 20 ahove tina
ity srsd: possessing high and commanding view, and
Sme OF the most healthy spots in the State pon Tho
rounds are springs anordng qaaty water not 20 be
Ane opportunity TO ali who with In
sssieuiarly the mechanic and iaborns man. 70 secure
minutes walk Of their business The property Il ns,t,v
approved there being number Of houses already
nd tenAnted Sizes Of lots Is 100 Title
Nd terms liberal For further particulars inquire Of
CkEY Esq., Paterson or At the office Of the Auotoneer
TO- 10 Nassau street. Of Pine opposite the Custou
iouse Maps be had OF VIM. Dickey, ESQ
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FyANKLIA JAPONICAe.-wILLIAM IRVING CO.
~ viii sell at auction, Wednesday November 81 ICY
eeoek the ssleuoam No Pine street, samea japon
sss nom TIC we'll hsewn surgery Of W L. Fisher, 1anhas
variety and perfect order NAME from
70 SIX feet high Also, about $40 ercas Gape Hsath
- plants
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DANCING ACADEMY, NO. WASHINGTON PLACE.
Madame 0Yayer Deardins hegs 10 inform her pupils
at will take piass on Wednesday and Saturday
3K o'clock NJ At the absvs place. For particulars ap
Ply at hsSAnt 01 rssdeses ~ Wooster street, near wash
,pSten SQUARE.
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CLOAK AND DRESS TRAININGS
DICH CLOAK 0ALLOONS, VELVET, REAL GINPURD
II laoss and dress trimming Of the Richest description
he best assortment In the city retail atloV
vsioes. DALRYHPLR no65< DrcaivAR
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~ great ten mile rot purse Of $50 mile hses best thESe
In Ave, harness. J. Woodruff Rein deer: N,
Peabody Joe Hustled; Doty n. TAnlys
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, ProDfis1ee.
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A UCTICN N0TICE.-GLAsGOW NEEDLEwORK -
"A Kesrs JOHNS, HIGGINS co. will sell without 70.
srye this day, ct 10 O'clock at tho store Of Van Wyek
xsnne Tswnsend corner o. william street and Exchange
asw nesdlswork prsng full assortment Of the finest
and most cosy goods aporte into this Market which
they invite the special attention Of the trade this sale being
70 contain The largest assortment Of goods in this
NE her tofore oAei ed at auction.
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FANCY FURs.

TNURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATn
Of All the shapes In the exhibitor. manufactured With
selling by the subscriber ct moderate prices Alss
splendid designs IN rich velvet oloaks trimmed
mink stone martin Buenos Ayrss ehnchfa Russian lynx
and variety Of other choice ur Ladies yts
respectfully invited 10 view these very beautiful
for ths season, CHARLES Cook fur msnsis .arsr and
skin 6 Broadway Several Of stuffed sable
and ernes for sale well worthy the atten ZION Of
sts. which arrived late for the Crystal Palaos
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FANCY ARTICLES.

TET BUGLxS, AC.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
large and well seeo led stock Of jet goods comprising
bugles Of all Sizes necklaces hair pins bracelets
which with general and French fancy
goods no will sell at unusually low prices. JAMES CAR
TOM 50 william street, up STARE
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III GEORGE 8. MAWsoN 4 CO., manufacturers ana
snS Sos On
sons1es ssIs: E:ussiss.s ns.s.: 6o,s as ssess
especially invited - eau anA sxa.e tAsR Stsnsvs stosk
qBs eQua 10 IN the zAde, and all manufactured upoR
Che premises We also remind the ladies that 1hs
sny fur house the United state: thu. received medal
ut store, 4x Maiden lane N B.-Braneh STORE
North Third street, Phadepha. Highest market rates pajt
for shipping fars.
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11nLMERY AND DREssMAKNo.

no THE LADIEs;.A NEW AND CHOICE SELECTION
Of millinery will DO opened for inspection Thursday
The l0sh November, BY Mrs D. HATCH at los Broadway
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nANCIN0 ACADHMY.-A. 0HERARDI BEGS TO II
sssrss q nssrsssiOas n sassss q his nsw rsSns Nc e..
IT, 81 sX siesi n n Glasses u young ladies ana msstsl
X.a.::asys and hssrd.{s * osns,:.s.. ols::s:
Hes VIII also Be given and classes attended a schools sn
asadenise All cemnunicatiens addressd " enoR g. wW
DO promptly attended 70.
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ITO LADIEs.-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
to the ladies Of New York aAd vc nifty thai
well 70. ladies' CLASSES pri,ste lessons which no give.
natsrs hmso ssfy ladies through the usefulness his
method and the comfortable Of painting
Circulars 10 b had Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-09

WILLIAM IRVING, AgcTI0MEER;1 MANU-
auction Thursday November TO- at 0 o'clock At the
store No. Pine street
Fresh urevery article OF the best material
and made in the best the
tail trade comprising suits Of white ormine mountain
tin Canada sable, genet French squirrel fox fitch sable,
min swans down. stone martini African lynx real lustre
lynx martin sable etc.; f orines, cuffs boas
lamb raccoon prar ewo panther genet badger,
Isabella white wolf other fancy and plain carriage and
to this sale