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60 farmers ano Others.

V
NRAPES-J F. WILSON, the propagation and ex-
W btor Osk Grapes New York for fsw
past would sspeotfy his ien that he has few Of
those beautiful sse Many Of the Grapes the
uou.trous nze inch and half In diameter THIS Grape
pr hardy needs protection winter In tho
Stairs Om the lt 20 the 2h on September
For EATING s zine there better
Those Wishing will send In their orders
An orders addressed WILSON NJ 5Ssmmsst,
Of Fast Broadway viii meet With prompt siteoioo
GUANO for SALE-In lots to suit purchasers, by
NE the suhscrb.r r. W CAMERON,
No il6 Wallet, near Brooklyn ferry
OZIER WILLOW. Cuttings OF the Basket VIII
~ los for s3 per 1860 This Is tho time for mailing
plsntsuoos
So Corn ~ buhel Or 81 per peck
GEsUfsE RsD RasPsERRT sIsEa-sf lO0 Also
Fesfolf RsspbcTy 5000 plants AZ rs per 100
RED uTcH Two pears old Plants finely rooted ~
per TOO .,.,, ..,,,,s A., ooo ~. y,y,
Address WM CAIRNS NO ~ Broad 81 Newnt ~ ).
As Two Jscts black about yeUs Old price
$50; ii. other years old, iron gray, price s3
TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS.-The cheap
ea manure Poudrette s5 worth
IL quicker Tester Be h0-d the
bd earlier han planted with
so good for cAb5ases s Sberres and
Price a. 20 barrel delivered where 10 tbs city
barrels pamphlet nseios
with reliable eert6cstss viii be gwen Or f,wndsd
% any oqgrus for the Address this LODI MANU-
FACTURIEG Co, No u Coartland-'t, Ns~.Yort
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amnsements.

GRAND SACRED CONCERT at the "CHOhSH
sRoSkt EHE ssaiI
., ss' GScr the cSa ossn Mr. JOHN zUNOEL
C's' DsrI Of u the PCssmmo WI the OOwns pieces.
2nesc 1850 Ts. ar. Of ii. Lord a.ySq
S~ .~csy the Gospel z9ndS
s SSS No more )" JORDAN:
egaI TnHsSi Sc sad M ISIS Woes
pUo Mhs hoy calm 2oe.
sS,. .s. cert. each Children Family ticket
'%s 20 I'd pG s. M Sores Of shf CSs
FR R2CMSs ia No Is sS sj'@S
J /. Lord ESQ sO,Il Walt ;sn Ny S,oo,,,D
SSTFSNDob d MS Sa ''T;; s,s''S
$%SSSis' p:s Il. 1 ! ss.; ;s ny
sEbFR i E;I 70 rs W So SIS Fulton Brooklyn
Y ANTHONY, Esq, No 40 Pearlst N Y
(SONCFRT- EISFELD's QUAR-
Al oea~oI,Ss Resseay No see Bfsd~ay FRIDAY April o.
CELECT BENEFIT CONCERT to Mr. VIM H.
- DAYAs "as BEo.pW yXsS TAsEE hS1 Il 1851
TO commence at 7, O'clock P q F ss,srow
seiI:%isc iM,t;3 S T,sS ASSIST
Me- s: \ P!S ssS}s H. = w rs5RFs
ssRSS IS spsoSS No Ind u
he door on the evening of the Concert
DROADwAY THEATER-THIS EVENING
ID as will b; g,%Ssdb ie' s HSI;sl
Don Don Condo Mr. Man I..f E,
Rs5 = ss".: S' Fsa
Christopher Strap Dsvdse Nancy Strap Mis-. oeasenseln
.os r%, Circle IS cents Private Boxes IS ard go
DURTON's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- h'iNiN'' TEMPEST IN a TEAPOT: ,u..v.,.
Nj r lid. Fss NJ FH~'' MS ''~'-'
r.Rs5o M mr. N tss5 F.
s.eso nd .... MIR Jordan MrsOds......Ms RsyHooS
csissn....... MIR Burton ms 0's'
DOWERY THEATER-Proprietor and Manager,
wALpsoN Stage T M;s's gyENtNe kp curtain
r''' II '''i''t P Glsis. J5Sss sii Or ras
Paul Nh Johnston M.'is. Ne, MIS- H Hsrt
A''s i0'' ''Ha PiRIoR ENTERTAINMENT
HOT CoRS Nj, a,,
rom Tspusn.. Mr. wiBsn, Eliza Morgan Miss I. hdef'
pURDY's NATIONAL THEATER-Admsson -
and cents. children half se to xnsPS39 Ami viii
ssy Sgn '' U 4 S' rows a' cabin
G GsSi.' rn IrnSa Little Howard
penis FissehsI..G L. For ophsla.... Mrs Myer.
~ Clsire.....J Hove EuIs....''''M Ms y , re,
Lnse c.ke os..y -....M-. sAnalsef
WALLACE THEATER. THIS EVENING
w AP'H BOLD STROKE FOR HUSBAND. A. r...
Den Cs.r........ Mr. slaks Don Carlos pyoss
S ynsentc @ M sri Waco, DSaas Olivia.
esp,f...... l. Thompson Mlnnette. Mrs stephens
Nina suMsEsM S oS M. sopS SO, 5sE coHN.n Bross
hfstrre doors will open and the eursa rss at " oeoeA
GRAND SINGING BIRD and FLOWER-ShOW
~ y The NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL soCiErI-rSSe e
psns sss, TO nv. hundred soliar. opsS 70 competitors
nfoesfeut NE United stttes Ane 'snsoA
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

WANTED-A situation BY a respectable young
w Girl priv.te family chsnber~Os .sd tske Of
chi do holsswork you'd have
o' ton 10 IN tie country but more Psrte lar aeoa'. GO
le home hiGh Pess> cal for today No ~
~, between ana hi
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DARNU Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM.-THE
- LAST TINE OF THE OLD BREWERY this It q
esyL EVENING Apdl IS 1854, :, O'Clock The OLD BRE ~
EhY. Tbs AFTERNOON a. Ieloct the Farce Of WHO
sPEAB- FIRST, ard that Of The HAPPY MAN
The HAPPY FAMILY ell the CarotIes &c, ke 70 be
ususl
Adnt,snee children under TO- e First Balcony Nd
PsrqSet l2lc. extra
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Suetiai Notices.

po.t.OFcc, New York >otice.-rbe Mall for Havana
- steamer CshsEba will clOs- this oce rHfS DAY. 81
II O'clock ~ isAAO v ro"Lhh fO''"'''ef
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As Cook and 10 wash and iron. or to do the house
~ m Of rrvste fiJ By .na Sarse ssd Sc .re,
CbsEberusd sud BY the other. These ke
very eIp.rc.d snd have sre-eni city reference CAL No .!
9Th sv- N the Bookstore
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w ANTED-A situation by = respectable young
w Wousn do the washing ard iroaioE family Best o;
references Apply = 2ssa between 6sh and III AZ
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CPIRITI-AI. TELEGRAPH-The organ of modern
y spirifuau America commence. i thd volume NAY
g4 md will weekly heretofore those u
ms The f.ct. ard pho ophy Of Spiritual Intercourse WI md as
roptair, the ssi and most sotnenpe
nb.eins N hole subject Of publication ekssn Free
pa,sbe in advance nall yearly as VII o.
receyed Specimen Numbers sent rec Acees
BRTTAN Sriritu, Bookstore No so broaesay New f0rf
A NEW MAP for the NJ / l. / N
N just published BY ,xrrv
prh,lr and Dealer, in Map. and Books No o Bosdwsy !
ANFW AND BEAUIIFCL MAP OF ThE UNITED STATES
,1snsrr tsroush Psec exhibiting al the new tet
K,usas Nebraska &c the preei2. completed
-, oed Railroad including the various routes TO the
49, Pouul.iop Wealth number OF hepres-ntaii Sc &c
ths the United states ever p1o ned % sci
h-. form 49, The and accurate one nov sxsnt
cTSTs WANTED cfthe aion % SCI ths
-, town 20 whom laIg- discount vii oe made size y o ,,
,tnt,d In hrve srd eocrec n states having spa
AZ bo-eer Apply o. address pot paid . shove - .,
copy sheet form viii % snt ~ NAL ire ot
s u,on receipt IS Poess1 iorn Sriee'
eo'eIy ,,SnNfySs NEW MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
- 1919 Of & eerts postage stamps o. otasr~ise
Of paper. PAT Of the nifec states
- 49,. ;ncudrs tbs more TIN 20 ana seaciAf
81 ~. carer the shall receive oy ma Zee !.
of Ranney Map Of the United States In pot
form , r.
INST PUBLISHED, Price % cents. THE SEAT
j or WAR IN TIE EAST mp Of the froner
i River Dansbe shosing he to@ rs &c .onf
sas.s NJ Yo-t Published By WILMER \ 40 ~.
AZ so,,u Nexsp.pers and Books Nos y All u SAssa "
f~-'''-
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II. HEIGs, Secretary.
OyyIcy OF TIVE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE Co., I
No If6 BROADWAY, April 81 1851 :

Dc rs and Csna+t The office established the
always be found
hsu low Of and persons
sp have their orders writing Superintendent aud
psns the passage OF the parties re-
yuhed No fees charged 10 employers 1900, .
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IA ANTED-A Situation. by u respectable young
w chauberua aid ,nd wair-s' also you'd Assissin
respectable family Good references given Call
No s9 Honssnst small store between BrOse
usv nd
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Kidder,s Gus RegislerPsres whiDg 70 nae This sauab


machine of the Office GAS REGl TER Co, No
zoo fthe principal Gas Filters Of the city and Brook
I'm operation aso be witnessed the folio sns sas fitting
DALEY V Hsugh Won't Archer Warner
kCo Broadway; D. MADISON Leonads Brown Henle,
University place, Phinin, @ Mofett Fnnceh Petp
John johnson Bro, Fast Bhst and j. O
Batter Brooklyn be fully examined at No 26 broad
vsy whore that will convince scon.
sbe qualities regulator well ss an eeono
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VyvANTED-Six Saleswomen IN a Ladies Furnishing
s.. So.s need apply bat those seesstoued e the sasne
an e,r.Ns cf SLING the TNse Of Srstelsss statesmen pv
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DATENTs for INVENTIONS procured in an psra

Il Of Europe, and delivered hsre, o. q ny
Lordon. Para brusseis. Vienna he Patents IN
sso Ia sex.r.l ether countries. may b taken .
80 ~. =. sno1 tifle a. IL taken In the nan
To- shoulS he borps In mind n reference % exp
vbcr psrsies hsvs 20, abandoned The idss 9
$780, Up. PIRSSC
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roxar $544 1858 rs
ost think Of III Upwards Of half million Of dollar.
srent annually for the single item of printing II you
from this amount the cost Of the books
the Members OF Congress in the habit Of voting 70
themselves and afterwards selling IN many cases 70
the bookstores in this city, you would have asa re-
maner about hundred thousand dollars rs the ne
cessary cost Of the government printing
But little was done in Congress yesterday The sen
ate after sauahble OF some minutes succeeded In re
electing the Rev. H. slicer as chaplain MI s., by an
meddng in political matters had rendered
himself Unpopular with many oahs be seuos soon
after went into executive session The House was enter
tapcd by Mr. walbridge in speech OF some length on
the coal duty prepared with S; mScn care anu 'A'0s
The rumor that Of the belligerert powers OF Eu
rope had made propositions for the purchase OF tne Ame
rcan mail seamers-Atantic, fasihc ana the sha
lowest ruse to affect the acten oil Congress on ne AP
propriaton bill pending before the House Of repre-
sentatives for the support 81 j. Collins line cannot
,hinl tbat Mr. Collins is friends, fabricated such q
rumor for such a purIo- lney are men ot 700 mucm
shrewdness TO be guilty thing so silly, and so weli
The friends of tie steamers however, appear to be
making little effort to secure the passage ot the
apr so much needed for the support OF this
line. -, - ..s
The short session Is rapidly passing away and this great
measure involving the financial quiet OF State, and
the pecunIay salvation OF great number Of creditors
L; narn,tted 10 sleep on undsturbed by single inquiry
as 10 its present condition or future prospects.
In nv letter on Monday last mentioned that our
Charge TO Bogota, Hon Jsmes > areen woa,a Leave ~,
This morning Mr. g rendered his resignation to the Pre-
sident preferrng to become again one OF the soveregns
to going diplomatic servant 20 .na, iar on rcyon
sir and thank you too Offices are now IN demand
satisfy the opportunities Of the defeated candidates
the late Congressional eiecton whose name legion %
the Goyernorshp of Utah, though there are but fev
suited TO popular social position 10 thai tcrrsory L.
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THE BATTLE OF INKERMANN.
English, French md Russian Accounts a sAs
Battle.
THE ,sNcIIsH DESCRIPTION.

II had rained almost necessarily the night before ays
letter from 3aiahlavs dated Nov q; and ~, the early
showers wy Al had fallen the previous four and twen
~ hours Towards dawn heavy fog settled down on
the heig ots and the valley Of the Inkermann me
pickets. and on outlying posts were .ho,oueny ~
nrat a and their were wet despite their pvecou-
t,o and II s scarcely to be wondered At II there we
81 e Of them who we're not quite alert ~ sentrie.
,Sou be In face OF enemy for 1t must be Remembered
shst our small army almost out by its ucessans
abors aud that men on pcquet are freQuenty ea wn0
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Friday, Nov. ~, 1854
The Siege Of Sebastopol-7he Battle q inkermdnr--Ihe
Allies Fortify hemselres-7he Be''e9e's Besieged-No
Quarter Giren by the Russidns-Raoldn made Field
MarsAaI-Prussian Orde,s-CrureIt Sared BY a Laugh
Stocks, dc.
Every one here is SO occupied with the details Of the
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IOtAl.
BY this you win perceive that out Of eight thousand
ak hundred seamen registered in the merchant marine
service for the past year only three hundred were OF
foreign birth Is not this item well worthy the Sc
rious consideration of the ''order ~
The alb and efficient Superintendent of Public Print.
ing A. G. Seamen, Esq, has just completed his annual
report to Congress- which exhibits the gross expend,'
tures for printing during the last fiscal year. as fol-
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United States Six per Cent Bonds, 1882. l0l 102
Do. Six per CT. Insc. Stock, 1S67-'6S.. ..105K 1O6
Do. Six per Cent Insc. Stock, 1852. .1O1 l0Z
Pennsylvania Five per Cents. 20
do. Five per Cent Bonds, 1877. 80 SZ
Massachusetts, s per CT. Stg Bonds, '6s 100 l02
s. c. Five per CT. Bds, Barings 1S5S-'68 20
Maryland Five per Cent Sterling Bonds. 90
Alabama Five per CT. Stg. Bds., 1s5S-s-66 S3 -
Virginia Five per Ct. Stg. Bonds, 1885,. 20
Do Six per Cent Bonds, 1885 ......... 50 ~
Boston Four and Half per CT. Stg. Bonds 30 lN
Montreal Six per Cent, 1S57-1S65. ...... So
New Orleans Six per Cent Bonds, 1884,. s2
Illinois Central Six per Cent, 1s75........ 63 90
Penn'a Centl Rail- Six per Cents, 1880 ~ "
N Y. and Erie 7.per CT. LIST m'ge, ,1S6S-69l 100 l0z
DO. Seven per Cent, third do. 1SS3...... 77 10
Do. Seven per Cent Convertible, 1867 20
N. Indiana I p. c. 1st m, (Goshen) 1858. % 10
Terre Hante and Alton per c. do, 1857 10 -
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THE TRADES, &C.

= TOPOGRAPHIC PRINTER WANTED, TO GO TO
/ New England city.-A Of perfectly correct
naits and with the details OF the art may
hear of permanent situation by addressing line stat
ing terms &c, to K, Herald Office, for one week.
vTyO BOSS TAnORs-A YOUNG MAN, EIGHTEEN
wears Of age, having a slight knowledge Of the
above trade would like to apprentice HIMSELF SO as to
xain thorough knowledge thereof Address box lozs
Post Office.
VTTATCIMAKER WANTED-TO GO TO THE SOUTH
w west; e good workman. Apply to Brainerd q 1en-
roy 1OCorslcnet street, up stairs.
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The runaway Cruveni has returned to Paris and the
Opera She had been with her cher ami, Baron Viger,
to that loveabe place Venice, to "vogare ned gondoo"
as the venetans have it and pleasant place is that
self. same Venice know from experience Her two
brothers, 1t seemed followed her there and le Baron
gave them his word that he would marry the fair canta
trice Old vgier has in fact formally demanded the
hand OF the fair Sophie for his She made her re-
annearance in the Huguenotsn the other night, and
the audience we're prepared to receive her in
dead silence which, according to high musica
authority, is the highest compliment = only TINS
time Il was not meant trfe turned the scale in
her favor and she Is re instated favorite she
only appears in the second act. As she enters, the
Queen Of Navarro excaims, eds moi e resuhdt de ton
hard royage" So appropriate speech set the whole
house in roar in which Cruvelli joined heartily, and
this slight incident saved her rebuff.
LONDON Nov. %, 1854.
Conpoeation of the Iaglish I0arliament-Suppies-
GIiiia-The Siege Of .sebastopol-France and the War
The Principaiities-Storm in the Black Sed-Austrio
Prussia and the German Confederdtion-Pedce Pros
meets ON the Tdpis-7hc Souk AGdir-Resignution Of
Observation-Disclosures at Paris- Miscellaneous.
The English Parliament has convoked for the des
patch Of urgent business for the 18th Of December The
announcement caused depression in the money market
rs II is quite evident that credits for the OF the
war will Of the first things demanded do not hesi-
tate to say that they win be granted unanimously The
drafting of militia and the sending the militia to
foreign military stations is another step which necess
tates the meeting Of Parliament You will see by this
days government organs that the government will ap
neal 10 the loyalty bravery and patriotic sentiments Of
the British public to support brave soldiers in the
| Fast
There is nothing from the Crnea. The reported
battle the 18th turns out to be as expected, pure
fabrication Menschikof has telegraphed from sebasto
pol that nothing new Of importance had taken plac
there up to the 18th
The Paris Monitcur has published letter addresse
by the Emperor General Canrober expressing his al
probation and his admiration Of the conduct OF th
French troops the Crimea. There are two sentence
in that letter worthy Of observation The Emperor a
proves Of canroberts not tryae the assault until D
arrival Of reinforcements and he announces that 20
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OeT-AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, OR IN UNION
Il eousre near Sixteenth street, Monday evening,
the nth inst brooch consisting Of one single yeiiow
topaz A liberal reward win be given to the nnuer
Apply at Mr. Darlngs fancy goods store ss5 Broadway
r OsT-A CARPET BAG, LEFT IN BROADWAY
1 and south ferry stage about yesterday, con-
aniug silk dress and some other art ces OF more value
TO the than the finder. liberal reward Will De
paid II eft at Tefts, Grsswolds Kelloggs l4o Broad
way.
r OST-A SMALL PARCEL, MINUTES OF TRIAL IN
the case of Ely against Mason, in Seventeenth St
between Broadway and Fifth avenues The finder will
be suitably Pew arded by returning the tame to f C.
sDEIAvAN, Jauncey Court, ~ Wall street.
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BANGING ACApEDnEs.

a DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 500
"a . Brosdway, opposite Eleventh street. Is now opes
Cor the reception Of pupils who colnmence at any
lime LADIES' aud children Wednesday, and Satur-
days At 8 and 4 P. NJ. gentlemen on Wednesdays,
Thursdays, ard every other Friday s;s s,Ss ans
gentlemen Monthly sources as usual Circulars con,
aiupe days and terms OF instruction. can pe mao
At the academy at any time. viii he sent by post.
1EoNs. q. MRAs0IE's DANCING ACADEMY NO. n 10
Ivl Bond etreet. Hours for ladies from A. NJ til
p N for peptlemen from to and to 10 in the
evening u Saturday the hour Of closing will De OK,
tended TO 12P. NJ. Private lessons VIII De given ~ ~
hours
TROFEsSOR BONDS DANCING ACADEMf.-NEW
classes forming for the second quarter at nus roos,
corner OF Bowery and Delaney street; Mondays anu
Thursdays l70 Wooster street. ear Blcecker
and Fridays Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3oo 1ranu
street For particulars inquire at the rooms on tins
above days
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N0TICE--JAMES KEARsI Has AssInvrn .II
ms property to Charles J. Holt 504 Hudson street
tns nsw % and the said Chas J. Holt hereby notifies
~ IN general especially the savings banks not
or his legal representative ~ o'''
BENJAMIN GALBRAITH l27 Fulton street
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SUsHE EIGHTH AVENUE AND CITY EXPRESS Post
Office, lately opened at 42s Eighth avenue is now in
full and successful operation ana the proprietor
hmseH to make it what it should be-a regular safe
md expeditions medium of communication He VIII
give his stricest personal attention. Reference OF the
highest standing can be given
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NOI1CE.--I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
tne public in general that am in no wav cnnnac.as
way corner OF Nineteenth 81, -
""'' JAMES FORSYTH, Is Walker street.
Nav York Dec 49, 1854.
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little prohibition bill. QAughter) The motive il de-
veeped The emigration policy having failed the bill
Territory. 10y " sAa'
MT. WAsHHrRS fwhig) OF Me-, in reply to Mr. Oliver
said the gentleman should not be surprised to see An
attempt to restore the snti-savery ordinance Fair
warning was given last session that an effort for thai
purpose would be made at the proper time-woun BE-
zone, NOT now, At next Congress. The sentiment of
favor Of early and practical efforts to restore
the principle Of the Missouri compromise repealed IN
the Nebraska Kansas bill r ~
MT STEPHENS (whig), of Ga, obtained the floor
ihe Committee rose and the House adjourned.
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A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANDlES, WINES,
"A Scotch and Irish whiskeys, runs, gins, syrups ana
scordals, London and Dublin porter philadelphia ae
and porter, in bottles for family For sale at N
ri uNDERHIIIS 430 Broome street, 81 Crosby
<~,nFR FOR SALE 900 BARRELS PRIME CIDER AP-
" pIy to c. W. WARD, GA Front street
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NOIICE-WHEREAs A LETTER WAS DEPOSITED
the Post Office of the city OF Detroit on Sunday
december 8 addressed to Alexander Strong Co. Bcs,
tGn' containing the following drafts and certidcates
=. Lyelps draft on strachan Scott New ork
aorsed payable to the order of Alexander Strong Co.
NO for four hundred and forty dollars and
American Exchange Bank, New York, payable to the
ndr Sruei q alexander streng Co. No s4 for three
~ ana dollars {ss59 ALSO certificate
twenty dollars (e2O from Edward Couch for use Of n
and BY him endorsed-as the letter has never
ueen received BY us in Boston, and is supposed to he
tostEaH persons are hereby cautioned again It nepo
ang either Of the above drafts certificate as the
Boston, Dec H. 1854 AlEX. STRONG 4 M
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M ASoNlC NOIlCE-THE MEMBERS OF DORIC
4Nl' Lodge, No. $50, are hereby summoned IN attanJ
the regular be held on the evening Of
Inursoay, list inst Among other business the cleo
order of HENRY ppEasrbp paw NJ ny
A, HAHN Secrefarv A1is, W. N.
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,sr,Yyr NEW YORK BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-A RE
eular monthly meeting OF this association viii De
held at 81 Chambers street, this evening, December
at O'Clock Members particularly requested 70 az
tend as a proposition offered at the last meeting, 70
alter the constitution will be discussed during the even
ing. J. BUXTON, Jun, Secretary.
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MR.. EDITOR-SEEING THAT EFFORTS ARE
1 making BY some of the press together with those
styled brokers in cattle discourage droyers
ana feeders from bringing their to market for sale
on Mondays, hoping thereby break down the oppos
mOn 81 those who are opposing their schemeand being
in the necessaries of eI desire to inform drovsrs
feeders that on Monday last the l1th inst there was
some iour hundred head Of cattle in the yards and ali
SOLO that was merchantable for cash. at good nricss
and not half enough to supply the demand f'''e''
AN ANTI -MONOpOJ JsT
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1r0TqfE-AII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IN against negotiating note Dated ST. Louis, Isl
August 1854 at eight months tor 81 sb4 g. made BY
= 20 Tof this city) as it mailed in st Louis 9th
cptember last an did not reach its destination and
win not be paid at its maturity New York, Dec 1904
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NrOTIOE-THE SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC LAYS IN
IN front Of O'Briens, 153 South street, Peck sup
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N OTICE.-ALI PERSONS ARE HFREpy CArT1oNrn
against negotiating note dated st. Louis August
eos at eight months, Tor 1924 a. made by Pittman
city, as 1t was mailed in St. Louis, Sth Sentembcr last
anu od NOT reach its destination and will not be paid nj
its maturity. New York Dec. 2, 1854.