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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

IOIN Q. HUGHES, Garaen er anI Fer It. correr
~ of d and 9TH streets Island, attei d. to Garden
ing in its various branches Grape Vines prunej by
skillful and experienced hands, and new Gardens.
Grass Plots, Carriage Reads, &c laid cut.
n. B.-J. o. H., acts as Agent for several OF the
most extensive and popular Nurserie at the North
All Trees purchased Of him, warranted to live II
planted by himself His Flut frees comprises most
of the varieties adopted and approved by the Con
gresS of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation.
nov 22-tf Intel.
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Boots, Shoes and CATERS.
FOR II Z q n & n L NJ M A n. m mn

EuAturers und dealers in eli kiDdscf Ladies. G L.
- tlemrn ard Children's BOOTS SHOES. have
received large and very superior assortment. which
we are determined 10 sell al the lowest prices ior
h. RSAll kinds of work manuts tnred I'm the
most fashionable st, Of the best MATERIAL and the
workmanship warranted. Do not forget the place
Pennsylvania avenue, doors from Butts pr"e
Store, nov 22-5tawMh"
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WE are this day opening ut store, most
w beautiful ard select assortment of iii Paint
i"gs Engravings. Autographs, and other styles Of
pictures. TO which iny its the attention of perfoUs
urnishng their riors for the winter. We have
also on hand great variety of useful ard ornamen-
tal Stationery and fancy conGs Bronze Figures Nan
tel Ornaments, Vascs Walking Canes, Baskets, Card
Trays, Card Receivers, fapicr Mache goods, &c.
j. +. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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DEcADENCE OF THE n. Y. HERALD
The New York So" of yesterday says,
the project of raising 100000 for the
purpose of transferring the publication of
the Herald of this city, to some other part
of the United States, where it's real char
acter is not so well understood, and where
Its declining fortunes might be retrieved,
has been abandoned. The present rapid
falling off in the circulation and business
OF the concern, now well understood
throughout the city, probably alarmed
the intended purchaser.
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FRENCH CANDIES.

nEE case Maillard's 4 Co. superior CANDIES,
~ consisting in part Of
VANILLA Cream, Rose burnt Almonds
- Lemon and Rose Gum-d drops
Cream Chocolate very superior. Lozences
Metallic covered Chocolate Sticks
And hourly expo ted one case Of Stuarts cclebra-
ted New York Candies.
Also, very superior green ard black Teas and fine
Groceries in general.
For sale at KINGS Family Grocery.
Corner of 18th street and Vermont averue.
nov a2-2t north of Jackson Hall.
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THE INAUGURAL

"NGtd'e soilua--daicr 1t hatoI, soIHta-
Gracious wordS-wOnder W here he stole EN-
lie Constitution again yolat. 4 I'M the Capital of the
Nation.
BARGAINS OF FURNITURE, &c.
"Ihc Bsggsrs HGrSeboct'
l AftNG trampal under foot NY Constitutions
L L Flights on their way to Il q ID while / WA
held "on my back by sickness. in my Native Amer
lean Family. ROW offer for sale everything in nv
house, except big Cooking Stove to roast sind be-
the rarm:nt occaSi' nally. that they may not con-
tinue so To nauseate The Public Stomach
For further particulars please call at
CAHILLS.
CEeaIsde, 10th street.
near Masonic Hal.
n. B-For sale. !Ihs Life and Times of Martin
Van Buren, Prince john. VIM. l.. Marcy,., rt III
gems olnne, by Vim. Lion Mackenzie and myself
-lu-
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O. In order that all employed in the
Star office may participate in giving
thanks tomorrow, we shall issue no pa
per until Friday next.
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IfAEI,
MAR R LIE %

On the 18th instant, a, the Church of the Epphany
Washington, ly the Rev. Mr.. French, Mr.. LEON
ARD Wesley to Miss VI. ISABELLA SMYTH
all of Washington.
AT Pennington, Ontario county New York. on the
18th instant, by the Rev. Porter McKini>trv. Mr.
X. A. SHEkELL, of GEORGETOWN, to LOT'TiE, the
only daughter OF John A. Edmonston, Esq, of the
former place.
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Senate, is as follows :

On the last ballot two votes were cast for
Judge Charlton and one vote for Judge Col
quit, neither of whom we're understood to be
candidates
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nIuC NOVCwuER Ladies Worlo %

flNHE NOt n NJ ID II ~ l<~ London
Fashion-A Journal Of the Cour1I ana col
Paris, it contains four Beautifully chg
ored plates of Fashion
Godey's Lady's Book for DccrmO'f
Graham's Magazine for co
Ladies' National Magazine DO
Charles Authester. ~, II Will.
Health Trip of the Tropics o. ~ n u Rcud.
Miunetota and it Resources =! u
Yankee Notions for December: oun W,vsrT
Maze =, md True Flag, sill for this week;
Ca.selrs Natural History No. =; and chetp
Everything in the Book, s'suo"''''
Publication line for sale at ,,,,ScroN,S
b'oes'of'' '''' ~ oieon Buillug
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PATENTS IssUED.-1See lst page of this
afternoons Star for our usual list of
patents, issued in the week ending yestcr-
day.
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GAUTIER'S.

DINNER PARTIES
ID ESlDENTS, Strangers, and others wishng 10
IL give Dinners or Suppers can have them serv d
in the best manner short notice, in a large sn1
elegant dining-room. with a superbly Furnished
ception parlor attached, ensuring all the comfort
and convenience of private dwelling
Parties desiring Breakfast, Luncheo1. Dinner, or
Supper can he served in the Restaurant or in pri-
vate dining rooms
LADIES SALOON.
Ladies, and ladies accompanied by gentlemen, viii
be served in this spacious and elegant room, with
Coffee Oysters, Ices, and all the delcsees Of the
son.
CONFECTIONERY
Of the purest and most elegant kind, equal to any
in the county, manufactured daily in the establish
ment.
Entertainments at private dwellings furnished as
heretofore. nov 23-W&S1m
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BOOTS sND SHOES.

BOOTS sED SHOES,
a6hr We have now ON hand arge assortment
B24 IF Ladies Double and Single sole Black ~ d
Ay Prone tipped and fozed CATERS. ranging
in price from 81 % up. aides fine Kid Mo
rocco and Satin Slippers. ease Ladies French-hceied
CATERS Misses double sole black ard b ONE Gait
rr Boots; Misses fancy enamellcd Leather Jenny
ind Boots Morocco and Kid rev Boots. For gentle
men, We lave the largest stock of double and sin.e
sole Patent Leather ard French Calf Morocco Kid.
and Cloth-;op Congress CATERS. Oxford and Union
Ties to Re fsuDd in the city. We would say {" all.
call and examine orr stock before purchasing else
where HARRIS Il GRIFFIN,
nov - 3t Pa. Nv. bet. 9th snd 10Th SITS
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q The vote of the GAUGES of the
Democratic portion of the members of the
Georgia Legislature, which nominated
Gov. Mcdonald for scat in the L. S.
&C. III
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nov 22-2t
GATHERS.

DEhUCII0N OF LRItES --Nti;sr's To- Gautiar's
AZ Saloons will End. upon examination of tn.
present revised Fill If Far-, that the pr OF msnv
articles have been reduced.
nov o2-aoHr
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

7 IFE Of REM. Robert Hayden, his
II toriral painter. from his autobiography and
Journals: edited and compiled y Tom Taylor, esq.
Charles huchestcr; memorial.
New Method IF Correcting lunar Distances. end
Improy ed Method of Winding the Error and Rate
of Chrannneter hy Equal Attitudes ; hy VIM. Cha
vpnst. A. n.
The Iegcr and the Lexicon: or. cuisines; and Lit
erature in account with American Education.
An Grafton before the Fiji Geta Kappa Society of
Harvard University, July &c, 1853.
Daniel Webster a Jurist; An Address 10 the
Students in the Law School Of the L University Of
Cambridge, by Joel Parker. LII. d.
Royal Professor.
Addresses at the Inauguration Of the Rev. James
Walker, d. D., AS President of Harvard College.
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
| nov "a Bookstore, near 9th street
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GIVE THANKS.

The people of this country, except in a
few States, propose to dedicate to-mor-
row to returning thanks for the many
blessings enjoyed during the past year.
None have more to be thankful for than
those in this immediate region. Health
and prosperity have been vouchsafed to
them, we may write, to truly remarka-
Bile extent. Providence has favored them
as community, until, we fear, too many
of them are beginning to forget that they
owe thanks indeed, to " the giver of all
good" for all the blessings they enjoy.
While wars, pestilence and commercial
distress have here and there been visited
upon others, peace, remarkable exemp-
ton from disease, and business prosperity
have generally attended our whole coun-
try for the past year. The rejecting and
well-informed man knows well that had
the Oliver of all good willed otherwise,
our condition, despite any possible exer-
tons of our own, might have been sadly
different. A single thought concerning
the civil condition of other lands, must
teach us how highly favored, as a nation,
we really are. Indeed, we may not in
appropriately write that our relative con.
dition in all respects, points us out as
now the favored people of Providence, so
far as the enjoyment of earthly blessings
is concerned. Should we not then be
truly grateful 2 remembering throughout
the morrow, to whom we oweall that we
are and possess. The churches of Wash
ington will be open of course during the
day; and they will also, of course, be
crowded. Whilewe trust that the occasion
may be one of general rejoicing among
US, may all our minds be under the intu-
ence of the recollection that we are held
in the hollow of the hand of MIN, of whom
we know, that not sparrow falleth to
the ground without his knowledge.
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TRESPASS.-Csm. in tho su

TRESPA SS.-Csm. in tho sub
E.9Es6Wxy scriber's enclosure, on the 18th inst ,
ST2AH at night, black COW. with white on
--AA her beck. has horns and young calf.
The owner is requested To forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take hsr away.
GEO. W. HOPKINS
street, between 18th and 10Th streets.
nov 23-St*
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II I r. ID

This morning, the 23d instant, at O'Clock, CHAS.
B., aged years, eldest son of James Y. and Mar,
A. Stevenson
Richmond Mail please copy.l
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EROUs, L

DA IL X Us TREtUFHENO Fan
ID Kathairon, Ph,lon's Hair lnElsors",. I'm,
LustraI, Luhin's and HarriSons tAusoc ran
Cologne. PomaIum. Hair Oil, ilet f'Nu'Ji' ciofh
koxcs. Usi,. Tooth. Nail Cloths BIihng snu ~ +
Brushes. Dressing Side, Puff, and Tuck COM idit.
Card, Office. Fishing and Toy Baskets: III GOOD,
10 variety Of useful and ornamental h"'
at the Stationery, Music, and Fancy st rTIIs
Pa. avenue. between 9th end 10Th f''ee'''
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co.. REwARD-Will ~ given FIR .he "
p ~ rest and conviction q thr pcrs'n OF T.
sons who stole and drove away from the Rhiro-i y
lot one OF orr wagons. on Saturday about nco'A,
IN. They took grey mare md b cEace -! =
Wagon, which we're found on Sunday Inarrlnfn ue''
Mass avenue. HIP ClIANDLEE d ~
nov 2l-3ts
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MI sortmcpt just opened. and prices moiNrste' :"
HOPKINS Furnish ne Store, corner "i tth s. ga
la. avenue between Browns and National Hc'ei''
Shirts made IT, order.
nov 2l-tw Int 4 Alex GaZr'trl
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NATIONAL THEATRE, wAsHISeTor
M. JOLLIEN,S
FOR TWO NIGHTS ON Y

M. JULLIEN,s
CONCERTS FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
NJ. JULIEN has the honor to announce th,,h
will give NM Nc
TWO GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CGNcrp-s
at which his unrivalled Orch, stra viii snI.,.s
the renowned PriIna Donna N1ls 49, "A
from the Imperial Opera, Venice. Ard N. u,
Italian orera, London. 80
The First Concert W II take pl,coor
THURSDAY ENkNING, November 2,,h
when the following programme will 10 presented
PAIT FIRST
Oyerture-'' Der Fr,-icchutg' .... ~,
QusdrilIe-" Iiaideer .......... r "r"f'
symPhony-"Ihe Adsgio IN A frcn the s,m. ''
phony in Do. ............ Re.,ho
Grand ria and Brilliant Variations p.o-u
Mile ANNA ZEgR, Prims Donna of III. Imr..S.L
Opera, Vienna ard the Royal Italian o1sr, iora '
Nalse-"La Prima Donna" JpIl;'
HERR KONG. ."
SolCContra bssso. ............. po,. :.
Signor BorTEsrsr AL
en- themes sci, ctod from Bellini's olers IL, Sor
nsmbula"
Quadrille National. Iru
THE AMERICAN, D.
Expressly composed by NJ. JU' LIEN zinc. his arrive,
in America Arranged With twenty solos ,nd =.
ristioRs. To b. performed by twenty of N l.
IIyNs Eminent Solo Perform. rs: performed ~;,L
unprecedented success for forty Oh. sousccu. -
nights in Nes York.
INTERMISS10N OF FIFTEEN MINUTES
PART SECgND.
Grand 0peratic Selection and Fantasia Ne,srl..
From the Opera Of " Les IIugusnots,n srrangaI he
VI. JULIEN, peri emed by Mn. Layigne. s. Hugh,
and Schreurs)
Ballad" I've been Roaming ..............C r HIN
Mile ANNA ZERR
Symphony" The Sch-rBo ASIA vivare.-
Polka" Les Echo du Mont Blanc .JnTi..
Performed by HERa KoESrG
Solo Flute-original Thens, With Brilliant
.Reirhert
NJ. REICHKET.
(First Flute TO the Ming # Belgium
! Quedrille National" The English" .. JuIisp
! Composed a companion TO the Irish Scotch spa
Wslch.) 1.Con,iyisl 9 Gothic g. Burle,,.e
L. Sentimental. 5. Naval and Military.
4 NJ. JULIEN
Admission t. the Dress Circle and Psr1uet q -
the Family Circle and Upper Boxes 80 cents Pri1a;.
Boxes, Sc.
Doors open at % o'clock; performance to CON
mence at -.
| The Box Office will Re opened on Wednesday morn
| ing at 10 O'Clock, when tel cts can be procured
| nov 22-3t
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C. RIRGE

II AS this day opened fine assortment OF Gents
Ill FURNISHING GOODS. under WillsTts ho'
t" comprising almost every article requisite for the
Cent?. mans Toilet, among which may he ioanG-
Hats Caps, Gloves, Ho iery. Shirts and Cllsrs Sl'
Wool. and Cotton Unser,hirtS and Draws. sh@sI'
Robes de Chamhre, Canes, silk and Cotton lm.F''
la, Sc nov 2-ly
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For Mount Vernon and the Whitc IIGnN
Pavilion.
On ThursdaY. ThanksgiNingQ eE.

On Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
The swift steamer GEO. WASH
ksrruEEse9SING T0N will leave Washington 1T =
o'clock a. m and Alexa=dria at 9l%. good hand
Of military and Cotilon Music Is engaged Tor thr
trip, and will remain With II e passengers az The
White House Pavilion, where those fond Of dancing
will find splendid ball Toom for their s"coumcds
ton.
Fare round trip, 10 Mount Vernon IS o-nts; "a
the Pavilion 20 cents. III. boat VIII land the Iss
sangers at the Pavilion, and then proceed TO Mount
Vernon, and will arrive In Washington al 3 p m.
Mr.. c. Columbus will furni-h Dinner at 20 c,:l's
SUPPER p cents, at the Pavilion. Thcs" foTs oi
Hunting will take the shove boat there is Wild Der,
Wild Turkeys. ard other Wild game on the Nljis
House estate; fine sport may he hsdin hunting Il
Those wishing to hunt on the Maryland side Il
land at Fort Washington.
The Steamer TIIoS C0LLIERv vi
GrSaasSz-a. leave Washington for ne Wir's III -
P1rIiign at l 4. NJ. ard Al-Nfnd at 7. A;Shd
will leave The Pavilion about for Warrington
Fare, round trip, SO cts, the 1hcS. C,iiyrr q
ext-a charge the Collyer for tie passengers tas'
spend the day at the Pavilion.
JOB CoRSoN & SAML GEEIGY.
pov2l-3t.
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]. n. T. WERNER

J. H. T. WERNER.
EUN and LOCK SMITH, BELL HANGER. and
VI CANE DRESSER, Louisiana avenue between
tth and 9TH streets. Preparations have been made
for the prompt execution Of all work entrusted the
care of the prophet Orders e.t at his workshop
will receive immediate attention. nov 22-3t
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ADAMS & HtSKINS,
-A4CHLTECTs,

Office on I'nnSyfrn.ifd GrtnHS. Lef,reen l0th ana
llM streets. Washington, ID. o.
DLANS, Spccificaii ms, Estimates. End Contract.
L for new buildings prepared, and their erection
surerrtended.
CID Bui dDgs altered and rolernyad
DraughtS ard Specifications of Patents and Draw
ings OF every description executed
RERFRESCgS:
Hon. John VI ilson Commits inner General Land
Office
Hon. II. r. French, Commissioner Public Build
ngs.
Capt Il. S Alex naer. II. S. Army.
Professor Charles G. Jcwett, Smith sonian Institu
ton.
DIR. VIM j. J, hnstan nov I2-eotF
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rHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE.--An oE"AI u
Y in use, eight full stops, in good orlsr' 'if'
at st. Matthew Church.
Also. Horse and CaniTge.
nor 1T-eo1w
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FE WetropOIitRN Htchantcs' Insti-
Wte.-A SPECIAL meeting of the Ietr opoliran Me-
anics Institute will be HE'D, in TIE Smithsonian
eture Room, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, I'd
Il, tant, at = O'Clock.
theh he object of the meeting being the perfection of
Schuoi of Design, il is desired that all rem
DESTROYS Of attaching themselves to the School
ouId be in attendance. 81 alsn. the members gen
ally, so that they may understand the nature and
e-ign of the schncl thus about to lie organized under
ilc ear OF the Institute.
Ey order o, the Board o.. Management:
I. VI. PEARSON,
nov 2Z-N r0n Rec Sec.
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ULOvEs, cRAvATs, 1iss; FRA an. IA is.s
the latest importstions ju,t receive. arn:stinr
~ :, T Eia.s. .nd note
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I WOULD CALL ATTENTION to 9
i superior assortment Of shoes Of McC urty'S best
make, consisting in pnrt OF the following:
isfies Gaitars. thi, and thin oleS
DO Toilet slippers
Do Fir nch Kid 30
Do do Satin %
Do do Morocco 10
And great variety of other articles TOO hume
rous (" mention in advertisement Call and SEE
for you-stlv,
NlLLS'5 Cheap Cash Shoe Store.
Washington Place, No 3. 9Th street. near +.
nov 22-3t
TO THE PURLIC.-J ROULANGFR b--,
leave to inform his patrons and tie public. that
as Thursday. he 24h instant. has been dedicated
holy purposes, his bouSe will b. closed on that day.
except for eating.
Rs An expert oyster shucker, VIII o
can come well recommended for honesty, sphrrtv,
good dist osition and we'll qualified for tie situation
may ebtain good one by app!ring to
J. B0ULANGER,
street, near the War reparime
22-3t
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sH- NJ. r. Church South. Etxh,

81 Nj. r. Church South, Eighth st.
The Rev. James A. Duncan. Pastor, will preach IL
this Church tomorrow, Thanksgiving day. at IL
oc.cc.,.
&C. Notices.. White, P.stor will preach in
the LIT colored Baptist Church. OF and 9Th ST.
tomorrow, Thanksgiving day, at half past O'Clock
p. m.
Ee- Grace Church, Island.-The Rev
Alfred Holmead, Rector. will Re opened for divine
service tomorrow Thanksgiving day, at II ocl,cS
a.
xf- Familiar Discnurses on l. n.
RURge.- The las. of the series will be deliy
cred this evening at o'clock. mt Caruss Saloon.
Es,- st. PauPs English Luth ra N
Church, corner of / tn and ii streets-service ma,
be expected in this Church, tomorrow, (Thaoksgiv-
ken up for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asy
| lum of this city.
sS- Sermon will be preached on
Thanksgiving Day. ut the Presbyterian Church, a.
street, by the Pastor. Rev. 5vr0n Sunderland Sub
jcct: The Memories of the Metropolis Service at
| II o'clock =.
&s- Unitarian Church will he open
for diTiae service on Thursday, Thanksgiving day.
| at IL o'clock.
Ga Union Chapel, First Ward-Thp
| Pastor, Rev. K. l.. Dasheil, viii preach in this
Church, on Thanksgiving nny, at II O'Clock a m
| N Attention! Presidenrs Mount
~, ed Guard.-Iuu are hereby ordered tC
| FFEs meet at the arnory OF the Washington
! --A> Light infantry, On THURSDAY, Novrm
Der 9Th Thanksgiving day. at 10 o'clock, in full
Nii:i"rn with feather and helt, without sabre to at
! tpnd dix ne service N the Hev j. c. Smith. ID. D.
! Fourth Presbyterian Church. Ctr street.
| jos. PECK, Crpta'u.
u W. IcLaNE. o. :. nov 2i-2tE
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ADJUSTMENTS
RIsLEYs VARIETIES,
Late IrOH Hall, RprsDl,,,,,,, -

Prices Of Admission, 50 eents Reserved g.,
osntsi Tic is admitting a Gontisuan s,s -. -
Ladies', One Dollar. N 'No
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CTATK SALOON NO l7 BROADWAY CORN En- or
~ Brocms strcet -This splendid establishment IA now
spsn for the reception q scmpsny Neither Pans
ss the bar stoshes with the shsses4 snd
sser tho lardss With everything desirable sskss
In every variety 81 style Connected wish the saloon are
numtss 81 private rosOs nssd expressly ladies a.
ceIpACio1 by zcatlemoaA X, Y, GRADY, Peppsistoy,
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DosITIvE SALE OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
lots and one dwelling house, Greenvs seuth Ber-
gen N j. TcrmsTes per cent down. and the balance In
IS northIy iustalnents.
JAMES COLE SON will sell NJ auction, Wednesday,
Jnns ~ 1853 at II o'clock the premises Ut Grcsnvie
sdjoanv the Ns~ York Bay Cemetery. about two and
half miles from Jersey City the plank road from jersey
City Bergen Point opposite tho residence Of stephen
Tprhupe, gsq 1C0 lots and dwelling house. wish OUT
buildings, 70. =,
The prov ery will sold IN parcels 10 suit purchasers
aorda excellent opportunity to purchase homo ~
asrsll price, and pay for Il smost wishoot knownsM
ahe location healthy and for beauty cannot be surPn,oc
Nv spy pses within from the city OF New
York very easy good limo Of omnibusss pass
cents A good tllabls land, and now In high
Of mutt tree 81 the choice kinds IN full bearing
der making IL very desirable residence in garden At
tsced for dons buness In New Ysrk taking but
half N bour 10 passing to and tr"m that city.
lots and sbinI OF the Only cont down ct
ths time Of sale balance in - monthly install ments
taxes assessments good air, and healthy oos
ton Title perfect. ., ~,
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street rrosklyn and No. 10 Nassau street, New
6rk, and also o. he dwelling house On shs premises
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OFFICE or rHR ASSISTANT TR EAsUR ER q. s.

The above oHlsia notice republished purpose
saving the holders Of the stock in question the trouble 81
Ist inq%,y IN gard TO the place saa %spn:.
year to the 30th Juse will be paid together 81 The
Treasury LIST July 70 the
Of The the coupons payable that day IN
Of oertifost of that lean sekhderS
transmit their certificates ~ mail TO the Treasury Depart
nen 70, payment receipt Of which drafts will be remit
ted for tie amount payable by the Assistant Treasursr
most convenient to them.
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WILLIAM A. WOOD,

n b. NASH. AUCTIONEER STORE NO. 40 BROAD
IL way -SheriGs sale Of aranorAma.-On Friday, July
lst at 10 o'clock A. at No. 5S Broadway, tho large and
valuable panorama Of the Mississippi River together with
6xtuy 6c re