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THINGS NEW YORK,
Mem York, Norember q, 1853.

VEN OFh, NOr6UoeT Il. 1898.
A correspondent of La Repuiicaiu, the
the evening French paper in this city, says
that NJ. de Lamartine has written letter to
one of the members of the Cabinet at Wash
ington, eulogizing the policy of President
Pierce in sending naturalized citizens as
diplomatic envoys to European courts, thus
" demonstrating that under democratic inst
tutons neither rank, nor fortune, nor social
position, nor political anteccdents can pre-
vent Il man of energy and talent from arriving
at the highest disnites that the republic
establishes no distinctions between men, and
that whether native or of foreign birth, they
are equal in its eyes"
a store ship will leave the Navy Yard
Brooklyn, about the 10th of December next.
with stores for the squadron on that station.
Those having friends on board the squadron,
or attached to the Japan expedition, can have
their letters, &c, forwarded by directing to
the care Of the Naval Lyceum. Navy Yard.
Brooklyn, post paid.
The Dutch steamship Germania "a most un-
calmly looking craft, arrived at this port on
Saturday from Bremen, whence She sailed on
the 2lst ult., but put into Halifax, for want OF
coal, she brings 423 passengers, and valua-
BILE cargo.
The ship Commerce. a three.decker. Of
lilo tons. built at Bath, Me, about a vcu,
ago, was sold to a house in this city, on Satur
day, for the sum of $4,000 cash.
The exports of specie begin to fall off q
little. The shipments for the past week. arc
but little over half million, making the
total from the LIST of January to date, so, 333S g..
1871 &c.
The ceremony of laying the corner stone Of
tho Hospital for the Jews. in Twenty second
street. tor which all the necessary funds have
been raised,) is to take place on Thanksgiving
Day
The total immigration to this port from
foreign countries, during the present week
foots up 1921. From the Ist of October Il
date. % 500
Preparations are making. on an unusually
| grand scale to celebrate Evacuation Day
= when the British ran away
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U The Congress of the United State,
will assemble in this city, on Monday the
9Th of December-one week from Monday
next.
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MI A r RIEN

On thr 10Th October, by the Rev. Mr.. Wysons
MIR. HENRY {. SMlTl to Miss MARIA X. NJ
RAWLINGS, both OF this city.
On tho 20th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Evans, Mr.
WILLIAM LYNCH TO Miss MARY RAWLINGS
both of rIlnce Georges county.
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ss-Metropoiitan sIechanic., In,,t.

tute-A spec al meeting Of the Metropoli an Ne.
ehsnlcs Institute will bc he'd in the Smithsonian
Lecture Room, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2cd
tant, at q o'clock
he object OF the meeting being the perfection OF
the school of Design it is desired that all mem
b-rs desirons Of attaching themselves TO the School
should be in attendance, n!so, the members gen
orally, so that they may understand the natur- and
design of the school thus about to be organized under
the care Of the Institut-
by Order OF the Board of Management:
L. IL PEARSON,
nov 22-2t fJJp;Onl Rec Coo
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A NOVEL MARRIAGE CEhEMoSY.-Rev.
Antoinette L. Brown, as the officiating
clergy-MAN, united a happy couple in the
bonds of holy wedlock-thus probably
becoming the pioneer in this interesting
department of Women's Rights. The
parties were Delos Allen and Eliza W.
De Carmo, both members of the Society
Of Friends. Those present state that the
Rev. Miss Antoinette went through with
the ceremony with marked grace and pro-
priety-omitting, however. all allusiOn to
the irimeval injunction. This is pro-
grcssive aSc-when man can be married
by girl as we'll as to a girl ; and when
girl doctors undertake the cure of both
body and soul.-Roch. Union,
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Written Visiting Cards.

TNIIE subscriber would respectfully invite tho a.
i tention Of Members of Congress- citizens, and
strangers to his written Visiting Cards. wh-h re-
quire cloae examination to be distinguished fron
engraving.
COPYING.
Manuscripts. Dee,ls, other instruments Of Wri-
ting copied in the most satisfactory manner at rea-
sOnable prices.
Plain and OrnameDta tai VIZ iting. ook-keeping, ard
Photography taught at lis 70 m. No. ;. Washing
ton Place i:h street, near SdG Fellows Hsl. Let
ters Oh business through the PSI Oice promptly st
tended to. WI. A. RICHARDSON.
\. B-A first rate Office D,sk for sale. W. A. Il.
22--2w
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Boots. Shoes, and CATERS.

q FORREST NEWMAN, manufacturers
EUAand dealefs in ell kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen
- and Ghildren's BOOTS and SHOES, have just
received large and very superior assortment which
We are determined to sell nj the lowest prices ior
cash. &S-AM kinds of work maintained IN .nr
most fashionable etyl Of the best mateila', anu "
workmanship warranted DO not forget the place
Pennsylvanis avenue, doors from Butts Drug
Store. nov z<-o1~n"@t
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LOVES, CRAVATS, Ties, and Starts Of
VI the latest Importation just received. and this
day opened at HOPKINS &c clemens Furnishing
Store, between Browns and National Hotel, corner
OF 9Th street. nov 22-ew
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OThe New York Assay Office is t.
oe completed by the 18th of January next
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W There are said to be eighty thou.
sand hymns in the German language.
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]. H. T. WERNER

TUN and LOCK SMITH, BELL HANGER. and
" CANE DRESSER, Louisiana avenue. between
9th aud eth streets Preparations have besn ms ie
fer the prompt execution of all work entrusted ~ the
care Of the prophet +. Orb left at hjs workshop
will receive immediate attention. nov 22-3t
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U See fourth rage for arrivals at the
hotels.
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TRUMPET PRESENTATION.

- 1NU NIX H Z II ZOE I, dIIJN,
'VNHE public are respectfully invited 10 attend nj
l. Cnrusis SELDOM, Gu TUESDAY EVENING. thu
II instant. at o'clock, to witness the presenta
ten of a Silver Fire Trumpet, by Mrs. E. H. rende,
ton, t. the Columbia Fire Company
WM. BERoN.
I'M ECRANT,
J. W. MARTIN.
JAS. A. BROWN,
y. MARTIN.
JAS. COLEMAN,
HENRY SAGE,
nov l9-3t Com mite of Arrangements.
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Seminary for Youax Ladies'.

AZ ST., Jet'rees Pennsylvania creme cad C.
V,IIE course of instruction embraces all the
/ branches requisite to obtain a thorough Snd
accomplished female education.
Terms: English, Mathematics, and the Ancient
Languages from 81 to Sl2 per quarter. French IS.
Other modern languages each IS per quarter. Nh.
| sic and Drawing at Professors prices.
limited number of boarding pupils will he re-
cei,ed at 5000 per session Of ten months, payable
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply I.
L. r. LIPPITT,
nov 22-po1m PRINCIPAL
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fsst FOR RENT-A comfortable, pl.asantI,
LII situated. and we'll furnished HOUSE will be lei
on moderate terms for the winter. to a private fam
lily only. Address &c II W." Washington r o.
nov
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11HE NOVEm Der Ladies' World Of
Fashion-A Journal of tn" Courts of London
Paris. contains four beautifully engraved and col
ored plates Of Fashion.
Gaiey's Lady's Cook for December.
GIaam's Magazine for do
Ladies' National Magazine do
Charles Auches'er.
Health Trip of the Tropics BY n. P. Willis.
Minnesota and it, Resources. by &. W. Bond.
Yankee Notions for December.
Flag Of the Union, Ned Buntlne's Own, Wayerly
Magazine, and True Flag, all for this week:
Casselrs Natural History No.4
Everything in the Book, Stationery, and Cheap
Publication line for sale at
JOE sHILLISGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. ~ st. and Pa avenue,
nov y Odeon Building.
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TMPOSITION.-Msrs Editors: On seeing sn
i advertisement appear in the Star headed 4" Nul-
tum i" Parvc-a proclamation To Journey men Tail
ors" and as feel is tercSt IN nurno ym-n in
mon feel duty bound, in Justice 10 those for wbsm
il intended to contradict the the said T.
Purdn has no business, except msndrs Old clothes.
nov 22--lt% JANIS LAGhEY.
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7 OST-Retwsrn the Washington City Saving
Bank and the War Department, a neg,'inbl,
note. with q check of an eGdors-r, dated about the
10Th October, 1853, payable At the Bank Of wash
nIton 90 days otter date, for 5000 three hundred
dollars. The public cautioned against Ee,otis-
ting such note as have no genuine note of that
amount and description in circulation.
noy22-l. VI. MARYLAND.
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nARRY,s TRICOPHEROUs,l ycrs
Kathairon, Phalon's Hair Invigorator, Ea1
Lustrai, Lubin's and Hsrrisons Extracts, fsrlI :;
coiorns Pomatum Hair OIL. T. let Powder, II 7
Royes. Hair, Tooth, NAH, Cloths, Bathing aud Clio
Brushes Drsssing. Side, Puff. and Tuck Combs, Wo
Card Ofscr. Fishing and Toy Baskets, In addition
TO a variety of useful and ornamental fancy goods
at The Stationery, Music, and Fancy store Of
j. +. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
nov 2. -#E.
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Conductor................ JULIEN.

Admission to the Dress Circle md Psrqret Al: TO
the Family Circle and Upper Foxes 20 csnis Prirbrc
Boxes, Sc
Doors open at 633@ O'clock; performance TO CON.
m-nce Mt ~
The Box 0fHce will be sp~ncd on Wednesday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock, when tickets can be- procured.
nov 22-3t
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THOS. ECKHARDT, Confectionsr,
CbrRcr FdRd 9th sfsrcts. near ne Thtent Office,
! tho whom awarded the First Diploma FIR Con
dictionary at the great "a hbition of the Metro
politan Mechanics Institute. takes this method of
inviting the attention OF his customers and the pub
lie generally to his fine stock of Confectionery both
! Foreign and Domestic. for the coming season.
! Having had years of experience in furnishing
Balls Parties, and Private EnteTt ,inments, ne feels
confident Of giving satffac;iG To all who msy favor
| him with a call.
P.S-Ice Cream at reduced price. All orders
left as above will receive prompt attention.
Afro, two furnished Rooms for rent.
nov 22-eoGt
WOULD CALL ATTENTION to q
i Superior assortment Of Shoes of McCurdy's best
make, consisting in part of the following:
Ladies Gsiters. Thick and thin "lcs
DO Toilet Slippers
Do Fr-nch Kla do
Do do Satin do
Do do Morocco do
And great variety of other articles too nume-
rous to mention in an advertisement. Call and see
for yourS.lv
M1LLSS Cheap Cash Shoe Store,
Washington Place, No. 3. eth street, near +.
nov 22-3t
7NO THE PUBLIC.-J. BOt LANCER b. g.
leave tn inform his patrons and II public, IN It
Thursday he 2lth instant. has been dedic .tei e.,
holy purpoFcs. his house will b" closed that day.
except for eating
Sc An expert oyster shucker, who
can come we'll recommended for honesty, sobratv. a
good dist ositon, and well gus for the situation
may obtain q good one by arDlvipg tn
J. BOULANGER.
q street, tie War Depsr mant.
nov 22-2t
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ADAMS & HAsKINS,

ADAMS & HBsKINS,
Obfce on Ten, sylrnniG drfnus. b>tlreeR 1ah and
llh STREETS. Washington, u. &.
DLANS. Specifications, Estimates, and Contracts
for new buildings Irerar,d and their erection
superintendent.
old Bui dings altered and modern'zed.
Draughts and Specifications Of Patents and Draw
ings Of every description executed.
REFERENCES:
Hon. John Wilson, CCmmis inner General Land
Office.
Hon B. r. Frrnch Commissioner Public Build.
ings.
Cant b. s. Alexander. U. s. Army.
Professor Charles .Jewett. Smithsonian Institu-
ton.
DR.. VIM T. Johnston. nov 22-eotf
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INTERMIsSIoN OF FIFTEEN MINUTES

PART sLooND.
Grand Operate Selection and FANTASIA Mevrrf,r -
From the Opera Of Les Husurnots," arranged :
II. JULIEN, pert ene4 by M Lavigns, g. Hugh 1;
and Schreurs)
Ballad" I've been Roaming 80 H. Usl q.
Mile ANNA ZERR.
Symphony-"The soherzo Asss v.ys,s,,
hendslssol a.
Polka-"Lee Eoho du Mont Blanc. ...Ju. /,
Performed nv HARR KoHsIa
Solo Flute-0riginal Thems with Brilliant
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BANK OF WASHINGTON, November II, 1855.
NOTICE-This Bank will not be ,p-n on
~ Thanksgiving day, the oath instant. 1t Is re-
auested that notes. falling due on thIt day he pre-
viously provided for. JAS. ADAMS,
nov 2l- Cashier.
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(Fir.t Flute to the King Of Belgium
Quedrille National" The Engli<h"........ Julien
Composed rs a companion 10 the Irrh, sooteh and
Wslch) l. Conriv;sl 3 Gothic 8. Burleso-e
4. Sentimental 3. Naval and Military.
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HHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE.-An ORGAN pcw
~ in use, eight full stops, in good order. Apply
ut st. Matthews Church.
Also, Horse and Carriage.
nov 17-eolW
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Coz REWARD-wm b. given for the ar
SSC rest and conviction of the person or 1er-
who stole and drove away from the Railroad De-
pot one of our wagons on Saturday about O'Clock,
p m. They took grey msre snd baggage Express
Wagon, which were found on Sunday morning, nesr
Mass. avenue. HIP CHANDLER CO.
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LIME DRESS SHIRTS mrde to order,
l. and large stock of U:idcrs "a, ments, Ger Win
ter. selling of cheap, at HOPKINS, between Ne
ito al and Browne Hotels, on Pa. ayen>e.
French Ri hands for Shirts nov 2l-?w
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Bookstore, cor. II st. and Pa avenue,
nov y Odeon Building.
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eScellent taste.
The carpets and tapestry furnished by
Messrs. A. 7. Stewart 4 Co, of New York,
are substantial and serviceable. They are
not so elegant and expensive, perhaps, as are
to be found in many private houses Of wealthy
gentlemen in our large cities, but are fitting
and proper, both in design and material
Much credit is due to Mr. Strickland Of the
house of Messrs. Stewart Co., for his prompt
ness and unwearied efforts in advancing the
work, and experimenting the hanging of the
tapestry.
Nothing has been done to the portion of the
House occupied by the President for his bust
ness and reception rooms. He preferred that
so far as he personally was concerned things
should remain as they were.
The credit of these necessary, economical,
and we'll chosen repairs is due, first, to the
hserality Of Congress in making the appro-
prlatlon OF money, and next to the fortunate
selection of the President, in detailing so jul
dioious and accomplished an officer as Captain
Lee to take charge of the work
AN IMPORTANT EYrRAp1rIoN Po1ST DECIDED
By THE ATTORNEY GENERAL We hear that
in revising recent case, the Attorney Cen
oral has held that, in order to Justify the Pres
idcnt to issue his mandate, at the request of
any foreign Government, for the purpose of
enabling the courts to take jurisdiction in a
case of extradition, it is not requisite that
there should be presented sufficient evidence
tojustify extradition, that being the question
for courts to decide
a RULE PREVAILING IN THE GOVERNMENT
ACCOUNTING OFFICEs.-Transfer of money to
cover disbursements, under an appropriation
of which the Government agent has no funds
in his hands, cannot be made at the Treasury.
when there is no money in the Treasury to the
credit of that appropriation. Nor can a credit
be given to a discussing agent in the settle
ment Of his accounts for disburseme under
such circumstances-that is, when the appro-
priation is exhausted.
A CLERICAL PROMOTION AND APPOINTMENT
IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT Edward
Wright, Esq, Of New York, has been promo
ted to second class clerkship 81, 200 per an
num) in the sffies Of tho Commissioner of Gus.
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me6iral.

CAUTION to DRUGGISTS and the PUB The
UNPARALLELED Astonishing efficacy OF Dr WIsIAbs BALsAM
win which IL u ended
a cases the skill Of the best physicians unsved-
satd ze demand Tar It. TINS fact mas
.d prucp eounterees and nitao TO palm Of sioas
Tor the genuine bzJam
BIZ NOT DECEIVED BY IMPOSTERS. 60.
The pubic careful 10 get the genuine article tne in
nd Counterfeit those who know sotns about
epe or OF the human system are entey unsafe
anddangerogs ,.o, r-.. - 1919
WISTARs BALsAM OF WILD ChEhhf .
We have an inter ,horrence q, kinds pf and especially such
eud 70 M cad the pubic e curative virtues Of psi
eU medicines There doubtless noums DALI
vndd hourly used which not sn o no value ou sosouey
eous the physeal There other oesams exacA
n,rsdyeuture phamaceurc Arrangements OF the
sohecary that are IN certain es o. more value
H. IN he prespions Of Calm put together Ws basam OF
Wild Cherry admitted By TIE concurrent testimony OF thcs who
IL virtues the latter ca In Colds and Consump
So Esth. and Chrcn Coush well as in other kindred diseases
hs, beer used with In seate change
~ III. and the family Of diseases above
nrSea 70 30 medicine has value not to be Estimated
M a. uius uLes .gned l. 81 IT'S on the wrapper
or E az wholesale and retail BY A. B. d SANDS General
Agents. NO uen-t iso.. AAsw.u 20 - ~,iisa 81
sSn Nhsu No us Ercdvsy Aston and ins House Drug Stores
and No. Ito Broadway
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Clothing.

BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS.-The subscriber IN
ID friend. and the public that he prepared TO ur.o
poo shoe. Cater. &C quality style and prices compare
fsvorably with sny in TIE city w; oeza
Ieoe Caters from. 3 o. 70 81 Gents 1oo'A rom ~ - ~
- No. pn,Lns n "a Is Geots Caters. - 20
I.S Soroc sinners 600 o Pat L. Slippers 20 TO %
Lsdes Rnbbers.... 90 Boots with doubesoies
Mes and Chidrens WORK At corresponding p1ce tVefy d
on Ladies ard Gentlemen made to oraer al inc ~
rotice End Of the materials IN the market
re fatter himself that experience Of hneen yeais VI
MIN >. ve en,,re sstacfou relates 20 ye nns inc
mails ard prices =. ~, =, . yon ~ 'a q casna-cb ar
HATS for GENTLEMEN, Of the spring style are
row ready for nspecuon for ustre OF hnh and mera WIZ
NE with any offered We solicit the attention OF hose IN vsn o
'N"1'- H. hOHARQUE No ~ Bowerv
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DEAOVAL-The st. Nicholas Insurance Company
have tks renewed 10 The Of s sDd m a. snd
nieboetsr Bank vhrs hey eontinas Policies On ~
proved Fue RskA-Eev-Y ort, April 3 lss
GAS RICHARDSON, seey n. HOPPER MOTT. President
TNHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the CITY Of EEwYORK-ofice toeesn Bank BuidnsJ
Fulton GeepvichsS COh capital tfo COO insranoe
ssans loss dsusse BY Fire " b. OsTRAEDER Prendest
GIoneE w. sAvAsk, Secretary.
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NUPREME COURT.-The Mechanics Buildius A.

GATOR sse,t y.m. MsBr c.thsae Hefessa he
DEFENDANTS cATHARSE HEfFESAS hereby -
raured sn.ver the compliant hi. sea - oss 1
The Csrt Of he City and County Of Nsvrort Nall
New iots on The sA day Of December is
1T oa
o hs City cssy iot within tseay days the
eomrast vnh the ume ssre-sH The psstf = - 49,
Court es The relief 6enasSeS Apfa q -
spI lswn BARNARD Z PAp1QA, HkeA8sAsVS
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CUPREME COURT-CsIyin F. Spear George B
CUPREME COURT.-williams Cobb att Leland

~ To LELAND BROWN hrsb, sxwr.a
the complaint Of Wilsns vhe
oe the County ct q csannqus County A day 81 1sA
&c. IN snesi,l N d ccony within ssrv<sT
t exclusive the
cad compliant as hsrsey required adsn<st ast
sd defendant for hundred
thereon from the sot day Of March
lisa kF.WARREN Y.,.rd. Ifto-,~v >s'-~
aTlaxevn snc.ryf. Ch.nt.rsrs -
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uaier Cure.

f)ater Cure.
TOR LADIES ashington springs Water
e. LS.I,hfslv locad on tie Rosd the inmedi
s,e vicinity OF the beautiful Of kplnhed New Jersey Lndsr
he direction Of SHADGETT and ne daughter N law S T. d.
BARBER.
UYDROPATHIC and HYGIENlC INSTITUTE,
No IS Lht sThs establishment having been enrsed y
t son OF TIE sceonmodse oo persona
Suecia! Der artment fenae diseases ~ I'LL
NvFW.YORK CITY WATER CURE.-Accommo-
Lannon's for patients friends OF Water Cure by the day or
veek AZ No ia i2th Of University >croy
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, South
OOrange " &c C. SELLERS BROTHER Propnsson -
~ having greatly enlarged and much improved oy
~ 5dton Of new bathing sud stsamheanns spp.$
% . now open for reception Of psents |1to,s sSe ne nf'
Courtlandt q n u
~ Ssnds N Distance from Newfork IA miles
WORCESTER (Mass) WATER CURE-Cnder
" tie direction Of OI-O. - =, -.
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Removals..

Removals..
DEMOVAL-A d. PORTER ~ VIII N NJ 4. haVs
II -ov.a n No 9g 70 No 81 Broadway, opposite the Theate
DENOVAL OFFICE ofthe HOWARD LIFE IN
II sIRANCE COMPANY removed 10 No 81 Broadway corner
Of Paik place
IL bsve repov.d from No Soutst Is No 80 Broadway uP
4
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ANTHONY LAWbSNCE& h.,ng and -nIre
d.rsr Of the NORTH RIVER MINING and
CHARMING COMPANY Will be prepared EXHIBIT 20 desers "a
Marbles United State. the OF the North
ge v.ed Of the Marbles OF me
Boe. OF Pure White s..tn.J Maple eqnA in e.. respects the
Italian ,..
boct. Marble OF styles and oobins os
Bocs fancy shades quality and OF ne
Spanish and Egyptian mAbes
Marble Of quality superior 70 the l.n marble a. 70
texture color and biocslng qushres.
Bsef and Marble novel and unique chscr
Blocks stese Sosstone Of cot and superior qu,
ANTHONY LAWRENCE the or the se
Of u celebrated Free Stone from Falls NewJezey and are
now ready to contract delivery Of this valuable building n
M The Coupauy having arranged working OF me
Quarry Architects Dealers depend prompt
OF ali csntrhets ANTHONY LAWRENCE Co. 40 fe@rFs-
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Goal.

OAI-The subscriber mas yards and is constantly
d.cL.sng A. the yaous kinds o Anhs:i;e ~ad Btulinou'
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