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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-29

FANNY FERN says:-"It ism, every man
might have added, 1t isn't every woman
who has ''call'' to be O ife.-Erch inge.
That's fixed fact; but can't help
them! For sweet PHYS sake, do pull up
your dickey, crowd ON your beaver and
give them a "caU," without loss of time!
Poor old maids! occupying great room
all alone-that's big enough for dozen!
lacing their own boots, waiting upon them
selves to vestry meetings, dividing the long
melancholy evenings between Maltese cats
and ''Tupper's Philosophy" finding their
own burning fluid and kindlings. It's an
awful state of things!
The times must be "out of joint" when
some women have more calls than they can
answer, and others live and die without the
felicity of being addressed as MRS. John
Smith. They know we'll enough that they
amt fulfilling their destiny when they sit
there, making animals in German worsted.
Its tantalizing occupation. wonder they
ever embroider anything but hyenas and
tigers! wouldn't, if was one of 'em.
Poor things! Wonder if they believe i'll
the "Millenium PLAINLY FERN
True Flag.
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The GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES
l. AND BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE.


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II. II. r..
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES
NOS. l, 2. AND 3.

NOS. I, 2, AND 3
4 RE so pr pared AS to harmonic and act in uni
n with each other Taken separately or to-
gether they will instantly stop pain speedily remove
Disease. and quickly its tusr No pain can ex-
iSt, or Disease aftict the system while under their
Influence
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
From the knickerhocker.
COFF f. z.
BY MISS MARY l.. LAWSON.

BY MISS MARY l.. LAWSON
All sing the praise OF ruby wine
Through crystal goblets flowing.
And mnrmur of the purple vine
Meath endless summer glowing;
How well it charms, the heart i, warns,
The soul in sunshine sleeping,
As beauty, mirti', and hopes bright birth
Lay chai"ed Within its keeping
But wherefore gid the tempting draueht.
Which stains the lip that praises?
A nectar far more pure and sweet
The wearied spirit raises;
Twill tinge with light Cares darkest night
Like some divine libation;
JOY fills the eye, aud hearts beat high
Beneath its inspiration.
1t rlpples through the silver spout,
la clear, transparent china,
Brought freshly from the sparkling hearth
By Phillis or by Dipab
How rich the scent when softly blent
With cream, rich, thick and yellow,
Whose currents glide in mingled tide,
Its pungent strength to mellow.
1t stirs the flash of soul and sense,
Till wit and converse nngle;
For minds best rays, like sorrows waves,
Meier IRISH to meet nc Sinrla.
Bright fancies strike on minds alike,
That fade not with the feeting,
For words that thrill grow deeper still
When glance with glance is meeting.
1t wakes within the melting soul
Times lost OF buried pleasures,
Old friends, old books, old songs, old joys,
And all life's garnered treasures;
Bereft of pain, twill softly gain
Old Memory's haunted places,
While o'tr u rise, in angel guise,
Soft smiles on vanished faces.
As one by one our guests depart,
Left with remembrance only,
We scarcely sigh that time fits by,
And leaves us sad and lonely;
Hopes morning breaks, and joy awakes,
Iife's gloomy page to brighten,
As on our quiet, silent hearth
The dying embers Tighten.
Then on tie pillow softly sinks
The head with visions teeming,
And many an eastern pageant floats
Before our gorgeous dreaming;
To see life pass in fancy's glass,
With Moon light radiance beaming,
1t seeks the breast divinely blest
Through misty mocha cleaning.
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The many thousands cured at this institution within
the last ten yeals and the numerous ml Orant Fur,
gical Operations pert med by Dr. j. witnessed l tie
reporters OF the papers many other persons. d"
tees of which have appeared gain and again hioIe
the public, is sufficient guara iy that The afflicted
will find a ski1ful and honorable phys.
doc
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WOOD AND COAL.

TUE celebrated nsuphin coal, and full supply
j oak, pine, and hickory word.
For sale by 5 W. STONE. on me
Aur80.-os - canal a5lh 0 It'll ~ MSigeN
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r. r. r. No. 8.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS,

X. X. r. No. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
Mild and pleasant in their operation to regulate the
Bowles and cleanse the system from all Putrid and
Acrimonious Humnrs.
Good at all Times, Time Five Hours
Small doses Regulate. Large doses Purge
Take" in doses from one t. eight, they will cure
Co>tveness, Indigestion Sour Stomach. Measles Liv
er Complaint Dyspepsia. Constipation of the Bowels
Heart Burn, Small Pox, Kidney Complaint
FEvERS OF ALL KINDS Typhoid, Pneumonia, Scar
let, Typhu:, Yellow, and Billions and in all cases
where the system is out Of order dose of the Regula
tors will regulate the Bowels give tone aud energy to
the Liver, and restore the natural health
r. X. X. sold BY Chas. Stott d Co. E3py & Norr
son and nv the Drug rs generally. dec Co
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~ PARK Il Il has stock of Ladies and
~. gent emens Kid and all kinds of Gloves in all
,oors and in all No of Bajous make, with our stamp
in them.
most beautiful assortment of Pa rs Shell and Buff
aio Dress TUCK Co"oS English Horn, Buffalo and shell
dressing and ivory tiue teeth Combs
English, American and French Hair Brushes in
100 new patterns; Tooth and nail brushes in great
vsrety-very cheap.
Extracts from every flower that blossoms at so
cents per bottle. Real German CO ogne y.ry fine
fr. sh cold cream, rose, musk, Lows brown indsor
Washing Soaps.
In TINS line we have taken great pains to hav
at all mes, Fresh Surin6 Cram and Military
Shaving Cakes Indeed in this department. of our
trade we particularly invite the attention of gen,l.
men who shave themselves
FARMERS Fancy and Perfu mcStore
Under National Hotel
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

THIRTY. FIVE LARGE BUILDING SECTIONS INCLu
New 1s FORT Il Hasn ans
for sae by order o. The heirs Of Wliam Brown deceased
Tuesday Nevsmters 1855 oecsS NJ sstf the MS on
chants Exchange New Ysrk, the following desirable pro-
the bay with s the rights privileges and on
Franklin avenue; twelve sections the opposite tide
Franklin nvenue two sections the old Bath elk SEQ
tons on Bath places sections Browns Places one
lection Of three ana h,lt together With large
40 feet deep and ooItans about 10 This decidedly
s pest ever offered for sale IN the state Of New
full grove Of the largest Kind Of forest The ground
eight feet
large bay formed by the recedng shoas Of Long
bathing wi hout the dangers Concy and md RosIa
way fishing ground IL 10 not SUI passed III view
trruptcd far the largest carry the sight
who the beautiful shores 81 staten leland with its varied
harsr ofNew York passing plain sight The ~
BEN heretofore having two gecd plank direct to this
SPSsy ons from ne Cemetery and
road at flabush both passing Through village New
railroad from Futon South ana Hamsop too
rios ne Of the lines being built the Brookyn fer
r and SOS rag sns'ssa the Third
Frankln svonne) TO q. oy Island The Bath s con-
always full during summer It IL 80 built sst e sTa rs
enlarged at ring TO hvc hundred
with about 81 Of land nearly ali Of which is Covered
grove ana hiss aviator front Of 1926 feet with all
ss nsSa @ s II. n '1sI &C.
the ferry from Fort Hamilton TO New York but six miles
The view along the shore of Long Island 10 not p
yessed for beauty by shore the State while tho
country seats towns and villages Peresns DESIRING bsiid
ing site viii hero ind most beautiful healthy
'r s IT psr InS p for q
may be essasd at the enc. Of the aoessne 9 Fulton
street Brookyn ana - Nassau street. New Fork; At
Tie mousse on the premises
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SALES AT AUCTION.


III W. BROWN, AUCrI0kEER-ASsI 0NKE'SSALE OF
offensive stock Of valuable counting house and once
furniture, cabinet ware materials 40 w. Brown will sell
by order Of he assignee Of extern ve manufa
the large wsrsrosus No l76 Elizabeth street. Spring
street me entire stock the above premises
tns OF ~ mshosany and walnut counting and ofcc
aees chairs and stools Of all sizes and styles suit
Able Tor banks insurance ooes counting rooms e. Cab
net elegant dressing bureaus carved
wocd SOFAS And chairs rocking and easy chairs wardrobes
wood bedstesds wsshstands seat chairs &C. Also
mahogany black walnut, wildwood and pins humber ~
hogsny and walnut veneers hair CLOTH leather 10 Terms
Of .n ass's ah On T S
hnd Gie sale worthy Of attention will
and without reserve, TO close tie estate.
n WARREN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND Pc
". renPtory sale Of $4,000 worth Of Drygoods ct auo-
tonTo DO sold at auction, without any reserve the
promises al Eighth avenue Of
sold extensive and very select stock Of British
German and American dryEoods Of the most sea.
and select description. To be sold lots TO suit
purchasers Sale each day at 10 O'Clock A. n ana r. n
Terms Of sale, cash on delivery.
ID c. KEMP, AUcTIONEER.-HANDsOAE
day at O'clock at IS Nassau street, Fulton: G.
KkMP will tell ct auction IS above very large and beam
ul assortment Of rosewood mahogany and walnut cabinet
furniture. Of good quality which we'll worthy the atten
furniture suite French itn brooateo velvet
plush and in hair CLOTH mahogany Sofas tete sstes Vol
chairs spring paror chairs marble top centre and
and walnut dressing bedsteAd marble top dressing and
other bureaus washtands toilet SETS best horsshar
treser cansses. chairs looking glasses earpet French
bookcases extension dining tables table cutler stands
cottage beetead wArrobe &c Also several lots OF good
ss .SoS
chasere, and 2nine, secondhand.
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GAS REGULATORS.

NNIRMIk,s GAS BURNER REGULArORs.-PATENT
spilled for Save $500 % 81 900 per
burners Make every sort Of burner give s best light
Srss w including fitting References circulars by
poet Orders received by J. Cox Co., $40 Broadway:
xrm'n 24 rd avenue Kdders regulator not essential
required, supplied at the company's preel
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FURNITURE.

SafynzAFsssruAN EVER
~ ENAKGLLED SETS ENANkLL4D sETU
70 eN Brosdway noxs door 70 she Dusseldorf 0aIlesy
uhoepSg than all others In Now York Bets aoIf "a
TWENTY-FIVE nod THIRTY PER CENT i.ss tasn AZ :,
be found snvwherc eise all from kp
sne the bees hnisa throughout S factory Ne
~ orecue 5tfees. GILLIES BYRrE
Cheap m Sized furniture Marehousc ia Rsosd.sv
soors abovo ssrps OhapIn,s
DIcH ROSEWOOD PARloR SUITES Ann rueNI
III tsre Of every description A. SRINDLER mIuufao.
urer respectfully invites about houe frniaug In
exminq lis stock made city custom trade ana
warranted at 1863 Canal street, People sni mn
stairs. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

MRS. ALVIN RENOWNED LIZ EUROPu ron an
w sk In forstellrg shs future has arriv IA ;i3
furneb intollissnce absus all eroumstanoea a. Ie ~.
%sSrpfs arsn% nT matters AID love- 81 soo book
the persons they will marry the name Of he, v;1sss
Mrs Alwr speaks tho English French srd ;0ermsn ~
guASos Residence "a Rivugtou street mr. st.ys
Bovary IAGiss 81 san%s rsntisusp d ~ ss -s1 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

! Rocky Nesk,-The steamer ISLAND CITY, Capt siiss
Reynolds, will leave Fulton Market siip New Yorh ~
Thursday November a. 1853 at o'clock A. NJ instead ~
O'clock NJ arriving At Rocky Neck at TO- ana NorWan
yak 90 cent? RetSrnns leave Norwalk Friday Nov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

MRS. LADoRUs, 2os CANAL STREET CONTINUES
W 70 tel past present and future events likewise love,
courtship, and marriage She will make mutual
between parties whore IL does now exist She will also
eaufe a thief to restore stolen property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

UCTI0N NOTICE.-THOs BELL AUCTIoNRgR =
"a By W. s. Inuaham This day, at 10Y o'clock. IN the
saesroom, 10 North William street Variety sae-Choiee
fsrDture dry goods two trunks clohins
cutlery lot Of pledged jewey watches and far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

MkS PRkWsTER, FROM PHILA DELPHIA, rnNDRRs
Az her services TO the ladies of ths oitv n
stfoSsy love- and Law matters interpreting dreams la
oy 6oo and science constantly relied BY nspoeon Al
WI c he name Of tho lady gentleman they viii nary
aso we names OF the vsitres Residence 80 Great Jon
sweet corner OF Bowery Ladies. oens; esutlemsn m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23
AIAnAME MoRRow, sEvENrH pAuGHrE

MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER or A
M seventh daughter and descendant OF line OF sskro
oge reaching back for centuries viii give ladies private
love eomtsLip and marriage She Is without exception
tho most wonderful astroiogt In the world has
been known. She will tell their very thoughts Ana
will snow them tie kencses OF their Ana
abeent friends which has snhed thousands during hcv
trsyoe N hGrcpe 20 brooms street. between Cannon ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

ELEGANT FANCY GooDs.-wILLIAMI IRVING 4 CO.,
~ Auctoneees will sell at auction, this day, Wednes
day November ~ at l0 o'clock at the large store
NO 10 Broadway near Re street. about thirty superb
snd Dog instruction and other superb groups agate
bsrdgio Etrusean and Hebe Crecnn Egyptian
urn Pmpei pitchers card receivers Paran marble groups
water carriers the Seasons st. John and the
China vase, coffee cups plated marble ar bror
clocks bronze groups fortune teller cupds figures elegantly
decorated and painted Paran and BISCUIT figures decorated
and plain tea services Bohm glass elegant
frame pier and nanel gasses for Of whom may
The above comprises stock well worthy the at
tenton Of DESTROYS Of furnishing their dwellings with
articles Of classic character. They be examined
Monday Nov. 2ls Purchasers u
fully packed the premises TermsNney days for alt
$780, under that amount cash without discounts
$500 and upwards six months approved endorsed noss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23
MADAME D.. THE arPsY woxAN-rHIs CT

MApAME D.. THE Gypsy W0MAN-THIS CELk-
W brated 81 we'll known asrolosist has taken 81
y Leper ard street. where she will be happy to consult With
her friends snd the public with regard TO the p
aud future she s the only pal the United States Ana
he's method o. disclosing the events Of this m IL orrinA
and Of true artistic principles Her charge ty cents DeI
oonsutatiop.
ehe has also on hard composition which was proouysA
expense the famed Nesuvius
Ts composition will enable An isdss
TO win the devoted affections Of the
poetic az may he desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

NEW YORK AN5 PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
New JcIscy Railroad States and Express Ine0
through four hours leave Now York. foot Of CortianS1
mreet - and A. NJ. and AsO and $50 P. Y. LsavS
yhllAdelpha - ~ A. NJ via Kenengton A n, and
80 And S H. IRON sAo teot Of Walnut .sst fafs q;
Ego for second class In AN from New York. and 80
BON Phadelph Through tickets sold and passenger ~
nrcTgn hsxs.ss carried Tor washinxtcn, MoYk
lrains and connection certain With extra trains SehinS
tsfcre ths trains leavs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

John l., vANDEWATER, AUCTIoNRER-rIIIs D AY
November 8 AZ Ivy o'clock at alesroom No 10 Nassau
street. for account Of whom IL baskets
Hed,ick champagne cases Of Queens pert Scotch mst
whhkey cherry brandy, St Julien olaret Otard Dupuy
Co brandy. Also OO sexarsto be sold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

HAsToFF CL0TKlNG.-s2,0oO WORTH WANTED
~ Tho highest cash 'ce will be literally gvon in current
money Cor large small lots of gooS left on oothng
every description Address through post call on
Chatham street. ~' 'S"@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

NoTICE.-wII.L BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
IN Wednesday, NOV. D. at 225 Monroe street, bay
horse. loft BY Mary Conner, to pay expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS THE FIXTURES OF THE
~ Empire market. 6s Bowery consisting Of handsome
scales tools ice boxes cart Co. will be sold public
ton on Wednesday morning. Nov. %, At IL o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

II UCTION NOTICE -BAMUEL OSHOUD, H.
Large and splendid collection Of household furnitgre
Wednesday Nov 2 At l0 o'clock Ut the store 81 Nassau
street. Fulton; will be sold above, large and gene
raj collection Of furniture consisting OF rosewood mshogs
tse plush and hair cloth sofas chairs rosexOod stsxees
smeed cottage i, extension tables &C. The whole 70 be
sold without 70 pay advances Goods packed for
shipping at moderate prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23
CLOTIIyNss, sc.


f!LoThif1 AND FURNITURE WANTED -LADIEs
ann sentemen having any to dispose Of can receive
R oAsn price ~ sending to tho store
place near Canal erect and 81 Wes Brcsdway or by es
~ Arc. Cohen. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

ITO TIE LADIES OF THE UNION.-MRs CARTER
from Honton, respectfully socits those ladies requr
Ing Hcton call and examine the stock or elegant
goods consisting of Honiton lace capes COLLARS chemztto
berh,s 49, All goods sold at the Honiton lace depos
under the superntendenoc Carter
of the latest and most fashionable styles Ladies
will also have the advantage OF selecting patterns suit
their tGetes Remember CARRIERS Honiton lace
msnufa tuus depot 3 broadway up stairs opposite tao
Metropolitan otel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

UyAETED-TO PURCHASE, tO2 HIRE, WITH THE
w privilege, after year. purchase country resi-
denoe Long Island with eight ten ct good land
attached also good and fruit premises
The location must bc pleasant and healthy and
Gsoen twenty miles from Brooklyn, possible
Piee must be moderate Apply to Mr. Henry, 46 Willow
place, Brooklyn n, Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23
n n KrxP AUcrIoNEER -HANDsoN KNrURrT


OUU noG-Having bought Mr.. Chas. Norlot the on.
ere balance Of his celebrated make double twed French
Eernos offer the to the trade in lots
purchaser 1T reduction in price Of twenty i've Per
sss sns1 heretofore SOLD se o5 sas s%ysrs state
81 and IS Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23

IToR SALE.-A REMARKABLY FINE CREAM COL DR-
II ed horse Of bornul form and ACTION five years old,
Add full blooded sorrel mare nine old Can trot
mile in 32s They warranted perfectly sound and kind,
And sold because She them Apply ut
the taoes Of kyersan Howard Of University place
And Thrice nth