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Ky N. srRArrOS, Anctioneer,
tPennsyirdnia arense, south eide nsar Ioh sfrssf)
FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMiLy.--on Saturday nom
ing shall sell The entire furniture
Of prvr q nifty declining housekeepiez-
Mahogany sofa, rocker, and chairs
Bsdsteads, beds.
wardrobes cane and wood. chairs. Stoves &C.
Alec, general assortment Of kitchen requisites.
Terms cnsh.
Ap 29-d
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TWO aoNx PARKER VEIN STEAMERS.

PuLADELrHA, April 2sThc propeller ste amship Mount
Savage bail, by Captain Lopez for the Parker Ven Coal
Company, left on Tuesday, and the steamer Georges
Creek for the line, carry coal from Baltimore
New York. leaves to-day for New York. This com plcte.
the number required by the be completed
ing the month OF Aprt The whole number OF
for this line, which ssusry fired ten, has been
increased fifteen, the whole be furnished by Captain
X. r. Lopez.
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(peun.yirania arepve, south eide Tenth rtrsef)
II HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS
Ill hcon Wednesday morning. May ~ 10 O'Clock, ~ the
residence Of Mrs between Ninth and Tenth
shall SELL
Mahogany sofa, rocker, and psrior chair.
Zane ard wood chairs. looking Giss<es
Dining breakfast and tables
Mahogany dressing ard plain bureaus
High and bed stesds
2-upericr feather beds, holsters, and pillows
Wardrohes, wsshstsnds toilet
farior, chamber passage, and stair
Ohcloth, crocksry, store, and gisss
safe, cooking, rsdia'or, and chamber
Tcssther with large and articles,
A~
s9s under, gas credit thirty srtv,
and ninety for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Ap 3-sodAds
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ny d. O. McoUihE, Aucts~mesv..
T ARcE SALE OF NEW AND CELEBRATED KINDS OF
IL French, English and ADJOINING Tues
srernoon May O'Clock.
q large number Of choice roses, mpe.ag-
fsrp"nsi, hyhde, bourhons roses
Also, orange, lemon trees soube cameiiaa
Jsponcss, Chinese tree peony, Chinese wseras
Double o'eander, hyleotrcpe-, gersnisms
Verhenas, douhie dshiss.
hnd many other choice plants from gardens Of A. tsin,
Washington.
Terms cash G. MCGUIRE,
Ap0-a Aucuoneer.
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Prices admission Private - dress circle ana par
10 half price reserved seats
is cents orchestra family circle, rs third
tier, SO cents colored gallery, rs cents -
open O'Clock wonders commence at o. Inc BOZ
Office viii be open daily from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock,
p.m
An
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National THEATRE.
IMMENSE RECEPTION TREMENDOUS SENSATION

NHE Theatre nightly crowded oyehowng by tho
elite, fashion, and the beauty Washington witness Pro
astounding wonders In nat
ural philosophy He will continue his grand dswine
this evening, demonstrating all how easily
eyes other and will also
full and explicit Of that popular and fatal hum
Rappngs," which created much excite
three weeks explaining and proving
all that nothing butt mere uek Of usgey and eonlunx 10
will exhibit table, aud VIII show the modc
producing the aud the construction OF the whole machinery
which noise made making IL clear 10 ALL
Remember his limited Then lose not THIS the last and
only chance.
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Madame Blake. Grand Fancy Dance May HAIL.

MADAME inform ladies and gentle
MI Washington Georgetown Aexantria. that her
Ball will Hail. Friday evening,
Madame Bs pupils Fancy dancing
TO commence O'Clock. Time occupied one hour.
4. Floral Polka, by four Misses and Masters
2. Petie Hornppe, by Miss
3. Cracovienpe, by Miss
A. Sailors Hornpips, by Master --
S. La Pastorieme by Miss -
g Highland Fling, by Mss---
2. Caciuca, by Miss----
8. Tamboune Dance, by two Misses
9. Medley Dance, by Miss---
La ZDcarilla, Dew Drop. BY Mss---
Ill. Scotch Chaunt Russo by i've Misses
Highland Fling, by Miss and Master--
10. bohemian Polka, by Miss and Master
IA. Greek Dance, by two Misses
May Pole Dance
received VIII rlease send
residence tn Madame b.
gentleman and twolades.
bookstores Of Taylor Mauy, Mrs An
dcryon and Mr. Sevena's aud Mr.. Todd's
Boys half be had al the hall door on
evening of the ball. ApN-dtohy
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Boston, pri pa fire broke at O'Clock this morn
ing in a wooden building occupied as blacksmith SHOP
in Endicot street, nearly opposite the Catholic church
which entirely destroyed, together several build
inas soinng The fire extended the right and left
nearly destroying block OF and a half story bu,k
houses Pond Street Place. occupied by numerous an-
lies the side, and large wooden building No 1870
Endco street, occupied by Ebenezer Waters grocer and
several on the other. and extending in the fear to the
building, North Margin street. nearly destroying three
story dwelling house opposite Baldwin Place the bakery
dwelling. and stable off 4. Stevenson and block Of
wooden dwelling houses The fire ragged with great fury
consider tne the cinders passing great
the north part Of the city. muncang fire 10 the
roof OF Christ Church, ia Salem street, which wa, con,ide.
sby injured Some ~ so Irish families were
homeless by The coo1sg alton.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

HOUSE AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARRIOR Saturday AZ
ii temoon April 3D. O'Clock, the premises shall sell LOT
50 feet inches 21d between
and streets running 22 u inches 3fcct alley
with the improvements a frame
third cash the residue In six, twelve, and eighteen
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Ap29-d Auc6oueer
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CINCINNATI, April 2s-An indignation meeting va, held
last night with reference TO the condnct of MAYOR Soel-
baker towards Mo Kirkland on Sunday last The hail
densely died. and prominent citizens OF all parties
part in the proceedings mtes OF one hundred
appointed TO request him 10 resign.
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CHAMBER FURNITURE At AUCTIoN-ou Monday, the ID Of
May al Of 18th and streets
Of MIR. Frazier at 10 O'clock good
sortm chamber furniture, via;
Bureaus bedsteads, pillows, and mattresses
Wa-bstapds, tables, chairs, and looking glasses
scp many articles, which deem unnecessary
cnumersis
Terms cash. GREEN a stuTT,
Ap 3l-d Aucoonssr
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GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE !

Only engagement Of
DoNNErrrs ACTING MONKEYS. DOGS, AND GOATS,
lPnos "a their Earope,)
Who 10 variety extraordinary
ous slack and light dancing snd
onkey cire US military walking globe
HERR Won sPINGALEN's
incredible that have gained for him the tls Of tho
whng Wonder - together with entirely new asd beautiful
exhibition OF
MECHANICAL DIS SOLVING VIEWS AND kALEDiscoPAL
ILLUSIONS.
Terminating with an
ERUPTION OF MOUNT vEsUyIUs
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Albany, April 29-Ano;her break has occurred in the
Oswego canal, and four five serious breaks in the Erie
canal, whcht is supposed will Interrupt, navigation for
week
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NItHNoNb ApfI Iuo5
IN conformity Code Of Virginia Of lssa page sol
ls, hereby
pears certificate Of the escheaor Of fPeterhur dated
2sth April 1852 and received land Once the
April 1885, By held 18th day Of April
following which John died seized hss osn
found e,cheaied TO this Commonwealth vzt
Of situated the east side OF Ms.ses
the late X q Eyer
A. Mcw,net ans on the
hy properly designated on the plat
city and reputea contain one sore Thc
property but and 'os sas Popeny 81
AZ an act OF assembly year 1885, releasing her the
~o 8. II. PARKER
.pao-I.wsw Reg Land Once.
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ny GREEN & soorr. Auo,,on.er..

ny GREEN q SCOTT. Aucuoneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO PORTE,
Ill hc, AT AUCTIoNOn Thursday, the 9Th OF May,
house OF Mrs Boesd Psnnsyivani.
"a and ~ 10 O'Clock
OF Of excellent fsrnture, viz
Mahogany Sofas dvsns, rocking and chairs
bureaus, sideboard., wasbstsnd-, hc.
do dining, breakfast centre, snd card tables
Pier, toilet, and other looking glasses
Glrzndoes, hall, ssioos, and other lamps
Also, one fine Cbicksrior piano forte
Maple bcdsteads, wardrob~s, washstsnds
Feather beds, bedding hair and shuck mattresses
Parior chamber, passage, ard stair and mating
China, glass, and crockey
Cooking radiator, tight and other
Also, rood lot OF kitchen requisites
srcle- which deem
Terms.
days. for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
Aucuoneers
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FkoM FORT Al rRINcE.

Bosros April 2s.-Daiss from Port Prince TO the Is
inst have been received here Coffee ing and
selling at sa2 per 100 lbs. Hayden currency.
The Emperor bad returned IRON his southern tour and
the island was never more qaiet politically speaking.
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open a "a O'Clock al . O'CLOCK
circle
Upper boxes, IS Private boxes, -
open from 10, mr. iii 4, where seats can %
secured.
Interesting books describing habits Of the moa
key species with illustrative plates for sale ut Tue
l0
pJ0-N Ev. Star Ill. HARRINGTON, Manager.
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KLEcnos sEsAroH FROM LOUISIANA
Baron Rouog April 15.--Ms. Siden elected to day
~ the legislature Ia joint session. succeed Mr. Ssuo In
The Senate OF the United States by majority Of IS
Mr. Hunt, the whig candidate
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The ACCIDENT RAILRoAp.-vKRDIcr OF
THE coRoNKRs JURY

CHICAGO, April q The coroner's jury rendered their
verdict last night the bodies Of the sixteen persons killed
by the recent railroad collision.
They found that the deceased their deaths by
collision between the trains, caused by the gross careless
and neglect OF Moses Taylor, conductor and Thomas
Backman, engineer. of the Michigan railroad, and Herbert
Whitney and Edward Davis engineers the southern
road holding them causing the deaths the bodies be
fore them. They also censured Mr. Jonete
Of the machine shop, for furnishing proper phs
the engines OF the central company. Robert Davis
fireman the southern railroad, and Whitney, Davis.
Taylor. and Backman, were committed await
Those named in the verdict held for m
The injured parties well cared for by The citizens OF
Chicago.
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CANTON MATrINGs-ws have in the following
OF the reasonable all fresh good
a. 6 81 Manning. white,
a., 4 and 6-s Gowsus, white, also very good
and Ga Manning, white
-, -, and "a To~shna, fancy These In various
Of coIoring all differing style from
81 red-cheched Gowqus, very heavy
a., 81 and 90 Chens, beautiful for dining
and chambers
Also OF mating bindings
Any Of will sell reasonable
CLAGErT n DODSON,
Dealers in all xmas Furniture Dry Goods.
Ap D-eo3f
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by !. c. MCGUIRE, Auotsoneer.

TRUSTEES sALEs-By virtue Of a deed trust executed BY
James Parsons deceased dated the 9TH day Of April, 1914
and recorded the land OF Washington
District Of Columbia, in Lber w b. No In7 o,os AZ Ala
and AIS the undsf'sned surviving mentioned
viii cell public suction, Monday, the Both
the auction % James G. Mcclure O'Clock
right, THE,
sub-cnhe in aud TO lot numbered nne 2 in numbered
tour hundred aud 1851 and
Washington known and described
the improvements.
Terms sale fourth and
instruments Al three and mouths
deferred satisfactorily endorsed with interest
The the
rot complied with within hve aer day
vsysnees At the expense Of the purchaser
JOHNSON HELEN,
JAMES ADAMS.
Surviving Trustees.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE.
Mar ee-Iaw Auctopeer.
he
Lot No no. 10 square, fronting ~ feet 7h west
south and ~
and lot No g. ~
running back ~ inches
square. Terms above.
JAS. G Mcguire,
Ap so-Isw Auction~er.
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TOILET LISENs--Ju.t additional supply OF
a. a. 1914 ia Irish. Flemish and Russia sheet
ns. qualities and will be sold price. which cannot fail 70 give
entire Satisfaction purchasers - :. =. :.
Also. pillow linens In ~, 49, 90 ~ 80 90 srS
widths celebrated makes known, sn1 war
rantrd pure linen. -.n--.
Aso lace for trimming pillow ana MOI
stsy rsses new beautiful ard reasonable artietr
Ana an extensive variety superior owons-, amongst which
be had The following: -.
Double .sind m dsmssk buck
coiored bordsred, Russta basket
Victoria scotch, medicated, Baden Baden
c,s.s crossharred, eolored bor'ered, t~iled
D.msss horderea hock, and electric ruhbers
thrk, superior
hitherto offered, and will be sold cheap
CLAGETT h DOD0ON.
Dealer. in al kinds Furniurs Dry Docds
Al so-aeodif
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Co st Matthews ChurchA spiritual retreat be com
in Church sunday, cont ed
the week The exercises viii be conducted
Rev. Bleck and Foace, g. J.
opening will be delivered
sunday Al IL o'clock
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% Notice.The regular monthly meeting Young
Society wilt be held
the Washington Seminary, al O'Clock, J. N.
JOHN j. DYER,
Ap -
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uARpER's Magazine for May.
III rutnsm's Magazine for May,
Az 20
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Joe sHILLrNGTON has received for sale Hsvper's
Magazine MAY, Ahbou's
po'eon, snd so splendid illustrations,
amour, OF not merely hui OF really reading
The great illustrated Magazine of Art for May received Also
Punaa Magazine Cooley. Lsdys Book and Grahsm Magazine
All for May
Lots ofnew books and newspapers received daily, every
Thing in the stationery line Cor
JOE sufILIScToNis Book store,
odson HudpE Pennsylvania
for the New Ysrk Hsred, Tribune, and Times.
An
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THE shady side or Idfs I'm Country Parsonage ny
II PASTORS Wife.
Home influences tale for Mothers and Daughters by orac.
Aqusr.
Letters TO Mothers BY Mrs. T. ". seonrnsy
Letters Young Ladies' by the
The 4 sdss Of The Covensnt by Rev. las. Anderson
Csriotina md the Jssu,ts nj Rome hy r. Fsrverc.
Way Good, Christian,
GRATA RALLANrYNE,
Ap0 Seventh street, Odd Fellows HALL
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ROCHESTER,, IN y April The Rochester Hotel was
totally destroyed by hire this oranx Four PERSONS whose
names have not been aseerained persisted in the flames
There were about hundred inmates of the building
the time. who escaped with difficulty aud in inni-
nent donger The loss heavy There was an insurance
offs 10 Oo0 IN The nrane,yy
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or Methodist Episcopal Church south. sth street.
Ofce.Tbe third
will be held la church Sunday May
MIR E. will preach O'Clock, "a
O'Clock p m. The public respectfully invited.
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totally destroyed by this moranx -Four pc rsoas whose
names have not been ascerained persisted in the flames
There were about hundred inmates OF the building
the time. who escaped with difficulty aud in inni-
nent Danger The loss is heavy There insurance
OF $4,000 on the property.
lsEcosD DEsrArcu.1
RocnEsrER. April 20 The los, by the here is esti-
mated at $50 600
SENTENCES TO Be HuSG-ruE MURDER STRING.
PHLApELrHIA, April 70 -Caspie and Emmas, convicted
Of the murder OF Christopher Soohao this
morning 10 be hung Emmas wept much, and made a
partial confession. Caspe exhibited much irmness
The murder Of Joseph Rink in Chestnut has been
clearly fixed upon Arthur Spring. and the grand jury has
made presentnent TO that effect and ignored the bill
against Jerome Feeket who stood charged with the Of
fence.
is said that Spring viii be tried for the murder merely
TO establish the fact OF his guile Of that crime also
rns oAsApAs NEWS oRLEANs-RAPIp TELEGRAPH
New ORLEANS, April 2S.-The steamer Canada's news
which despatched from New York over the New York
and New Orleans line half past o'clock this after
noon reached hers quarter past two actually gaining
quarter OF an hour Time, and in for this
in2s edition of the Daily Delta.
The sales OF cotton before the receipt of the news were
1000 bales.
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT CHICAGO.
BUFFALO, April 2s-The Chicago papers contain heart
rending details OF the late melancholy accident The en-
road in the vicinity OF the catastrophe was covered
with the ruined and tho dead and dying One by
the wounded and unniured crept from beneath, and
heks Of the and groans OF the dying added the
horror of the One poor woman with both her leg
broken lay with dead child in her arms. and little
ones unipured clinging TO her young stood by
the dead bodies of her father mother and brother shek
ing like a maniac Three children from eight 10 ten years
of age taken and recognised by their father who
is lett alone Beneath the edge Of appeared the bald
head and hand OF old man, leg of one, and the
gled body Of another The at the depot awful
in the extreme when the remains brougi, n-the
together in corner, while many bersayed ones
ching for lost friends and relatives The papers
loud in their denunciaons OF all connected with the roads
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A CARDIFF Ladies and Young Misses OF Wash
tngtonYour attention Is respectfully solicited
FANCY SHOE STORE sth three doors e.
Of Fo~les Tbs subscriber has inst returned
will this Saturday morning
children's
expressly for this markell together with
men
Please call and examine for yourselves.
j. MILLS,
New store, It'll street, ncr, 10 Lsmmona's fancy store.
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uATRItfON ~

lHATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR How TO WIN A
III Lovsr-Professor Layton, Boston, formerly OF Loa.
1en viii send 70 address receipt Of dollar, POST
paX plain directions TO ensts ladies gentlemen 70 win
- devoted affections Of as msny the opposite ~ ths
Hearte NAV desire. The 10 simple,
vntiue that be srred trre pectve u s2peat
snee or position sHd last, though not ls,ss be AZ
vsnsed Win and deloaoy thas det5otion 10 In
pessiole Address Professor Lawson Ecston. Mass Ne
ktters taken from the Poet once pnsse the po,e pad
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SECtND qUARTER.-E GILBERT WILSON rBI
- Amt fiosn professor Of tie tGsenabJe dances NOME
respeotinly inform the residents q York Dgoosyr
hat he forming HE glasses r seoonf quarter
lis roone, l OrarF gtreet Brooklyn Rgnikr oa5qeS 81
Fueeosys and Fridays, 81 sud O'clock Teachers 10
ltyp cted 70 tic ART
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GENTLEMEN, PAUSE AND CONSIDER NIECE
sity-Genemen are requested to bring their olothiu
that require 10 be rorafe altered secured
fashionable TO ACKERMAN 1889 Green street. betwes
Beach ape North Moore streets Orders atten ied 70.
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CATHOLIC GIFT BOOKS, SUITABLE roR CHRIST.
Omas and New Years pressnt-The Holy Bible nvarioa
sizes bound aad prayer books n Eus
lish French Spanish beautifully bound In vel
vet and with and medaons the
lie Offering the only Catholic gift book Of the season WITH
collection o. Catholic literature including al
fine assortment Of juvenile books ANNALS and albums Bh
op Bsyleys book the History OF Catholcity in the
Islam Of New York, y IL now ready
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
No. ISL Fulton street..
COMMERCIAL LIST, CONTAINING THE EAMEs
" and occupations Of the principal mercantile houses
NEARLY doing business in ths city Special capitals
fndisated For sale by T. p RICHARD, Sleek RxohAnxS
AAd Bill Broker. Ne Hanover strssA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOSNORAMA- TO THE PUBLIC.-THR GREATEST
" curiosity ever seen by the eye Of human nature.
u humbug Respectfully yours the proprietor, 1T
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LOST AND FOUND.


T osT-YEsTERDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN g. AND
IL O'clock while gettng out OF Grand street stage
gttrg in Fourth avenue lady's small gold watch
chain; has small dent the back The finder will be
literally rewarded by return the 2B sullivan
street supposed TO have been dropped 10 the Grand
street, Broadway, and Canal street stages.
T osT.-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
for tho recovery ola pointer dog white and liver color
with scar on the end Of his left to the
name Of Bluoher and had when lefs coar
srayed from No IL Elm place, Brooklyn the I'D
The above reward will paid 10 anJ who will return
him a. above. J. L. MAGAuNOS.
r osT-A NOTE, MADE By TuR SUBSCRIBER, DATED
IL Oct % 1853, eight months payable TO hg order,
Ard cndersed ~ him for 1892 g. enclosed.by mail to
htBsrs VIM. Watson Co. N. " che 7th inst, which
az NOT been received them Tho public therefore,
heteA cautioned against negotiating The same.
Providence Dec. u. JOSHUA SPOONER.
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SPLENDID BRIDAL CARDS, INVITATION, ADDRESS
~ and at home cards. autographs bridal envelopes sly
lace, fancy vafers cake boxes &c 40 business cards. bill
Leaaa portraits ellis Of exchange bank notes. book
magazine WORK at KELLYs engraving and printing
Oh Fulton street.
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TUsT PUBLIsHED-NEW YORK, ITS UPPER TEN
inston his Generals Tie Nazarns Paul Araenheim Js-
sys and shs Poor 9pshsr City Monks e Monk Hall. &c
which .hs sxsnty ;vsI. svo million
has to picture faithfully cW Of the Spps
ten thousand and the lower million Of thu great city CT Now
New Yors-iS upper ten and lower miiMon-Georgs Lip,
rssa i 1n
over its last pase.-[Louisville Courier.
e .n s x.
rne Paul AEdenhsim Jesus and the Poor Quaker City,
III by
the end Thoie who have read Dumas Count de Monte
viii DO equally pleased with this Novel readers viii ind il
time nquirer.
this work The incidents work Of the
demand for should exceed that Of Unols Tons CABIN
For sale by DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, New York; T h.
Petersen rhiade i and al the book snd periodical
duesad by John Michel assisted By Thomas Frs1oi.
Es.sheI viii Be rutlishsd On Saturday, January IN
JOHN HiToaEi Citizen oss No. Spruce ~ q
THE KEEPSAKE FOR lsSa-rHIs FAyoRIrE AN.
nus nov in its tenth year, and takes its accustomed
,n s and real I, North
sSa5d kk Ra and antique
VALENTINES HISTORY OF THE CITY OF NEW
York.-Coptents-ChsPtcr l. The Indians Of this island.
H. The Discovery. H. The First Settlement w. Iadi.n
Wars Incorporation Of the City. VI Survey of the
Streets. VII to Description Of New Amsterdam une
the Dutch xI Sketches Of leading Burghers XII. Sur
Eyents 1914 to 1852 XIV REVOLUTION of 1882 XVI Events
1874 TO 1852 XVII and XIX Events l700to 1850 Xxx
and Description Of City In Early Part Of Last
Conten Of Appendix "A complete Hs lister Of Old Families
ofNew York, with their places Of residence prospects, DO
a different periods from the fret settlement to m together
with many maps engravngs & Ac For sale
By the author CLERK Of the Com Councl at No. City
Hall a. the City Library No. City Hail. and At the pria
Opal bookstores Price -.
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TAKEN YR0A ON BOARD STEAMER COMMODORE,
at pier No N r., about ten minutes before she left
the dock on Wednesdsy evening" Deo 2 black
bag containing wearing apfaeel, &oi also, bundle of
booEs and paper OF no value TO one EXCEPT the
who VII pay i've dollars 10 who will TO
him the books snd parars his nsmo and address being
the bundle ALEC, time, asnau parcel containing
wearing apparel, laying seeido the bag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
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ID tors Beware Of thieves Use Costars rat, mouee
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