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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

BrDwELL.--The Butte Record says this
place is being rebuilt with rapidity. The
main hindrance that we have heard mention
cd. being the want of teams to deliver lum-
Der.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

GT A select party is to be given at tho
Beatty House on the 22d, by the Bachelors Of
this vicinity.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

G AS viii be seen by advertisement,
Lee and Marshall's Circus is to be here on the
22d.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

~ We are indebted to the Sacramento
papers for the principal portion of our Allan
tic news.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

INDIAN AGENT.-The Shasta Courier" says
that V. E. Geiger has been appointed SUBJ
agent for Northern California
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

On THE DEcL1NE.-We notice that several
of the gambling houses have closed during
the past week.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

LOCATION OF THE AMERICAN EAe1E.-Ts
may De interesting to sportsmen as we'll as
naturalIsts to know that. according to a
speech recently delivered in Congress .'the
american eagle. now perched upon the noun
tain heights. watches the advancing p:oneers
of the West."-[ sun.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

rs We are told by several of our mer-
chants that business is gradually improving.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

PoLITrcAL Discussion -Messrs Herbert and
Benham are expected here on the 21st.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

Grass Valley Hook 81 ladder Go, No. =:
Are hereby notified 20 attend the reg lar met tag
a. the room J. TarNers store On Iill street On
Friday evening, iug. 18th, at sK O'Clock Busires
OF Importance will come before the comps n.y. and ev.
cry member is expected to bo present
By order, JOHN PARKER, Foreman.
G. A. FRANK REYNOLDS Secretary.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

DANcENc.--The following nautical method
of dancing, was given by Jack ForetOP to
his messmates, on the doings of things on
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

- Lamb and Dornin are getting mp cap
ital Ice Creams.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-17

T41E @. d. E. O. of 1901,
meets every Monday Evening, at early candle-lieht
at AaSonic Hall. c. J. LANSING, P. G.
Aug. s, 1854. 47u
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iced BY Jsdse HArria, at ~ O'Clock Monday. e.
L will be made 10 induce the Executive oil the State
xercise his prerogative of elemency by committing
punishment from the gallows to- life imprisonment
the notes Of evidence taken the trial will scarce
sufficient to justify the Governor in changing thu
ishment, on the ground that Phelps was an insane
b when he committed the act.
! Is only few months since that was exc
I'd in this city for the crime Of poisoning his wife,
there is tber convicted Of the horrid deed of
bling his wife to the hearti
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

FHILADELPHIA STOCK MAKKET
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a 1854
Money is unchanged and stocks heavy. Reading
ol at 32 Morris Canal, TO- Long Island Railroad, IL
Pennsylvania Railroad 40la; Pennsylvania Elves, 49,
BUFFALO, Nov. N-6P NJ.
Flour-There was but limited inquiry for -four to-
bay and the sales that fell under notice did not
eed sec bbls There is change to noten the quota
(ons-sS 62 is asked for choice upper Lake. and IS rs
for good Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. Wheatthe sup
by Of wheat is good and the demand fair Sales 1900
bushels white Michigan at 81 9S 81, mostly at the
outside gnre and some DOC bushels red Upper Lake,
t 81 So Some lots were reported at higher rates but
Re coud not trace them COrn-Thc supply of corn is
n,ited with only meagre demand Sales TO- 900 bush
es, at zoe. Oats-Oats are duh and nominal at Ale.
re. Whiskey-Whiskey il in fair demand and the mar
et frn-sales 140 bbs at Soc Canal Frcights ain ca.
pal feights but little doipg16c for to New York
Receipts for the last twentyfour hours:-Flour 79l
bels wheat, 70. 1913 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels
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From Troy.

In. OF AN ARCH OVER RAILROAD rRACx-rnREE
PERSONS INJURED, ETC., ETC.
Troy Nov. "a, 1854.
portion Of the arch the Union Railroad track,
Ferry street In this city, fell this morning. injurng
Zee Of the workmen below one Of them 1t is supposed
ally.
70 chair factory in West Troy died to-day.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States surveying steamer Bibb arrive |
yesterday from cruise selecting sites for light houses
in Long Island Sound. She reports the discovery Of
shoa in Massachusetts, Bay The following are her Off
eeys-Lieut. Commanding, Henry S. Stclwagen; Lieu
tenant, Foxhall A. Parker Master, Edward C. Stont;
Passed Midshipman, W. Talbot Truxton; Draughtsman
Edward Cordell; First Assistant Engineer James NJ
Adams; Second Assistant Engineer, r. N. Bartlcman;
Third Assistant Engineer, Charles Schroeder Masters
Nate, William Budd; Masters Mate, John Hursell.
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The Slave Case.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

EeIUre Judges NcIsOn and bctfs
Nov. 24-7he United States Us. James Snith.--In this
the decision a motion for a trial. which
argued on Tuesday last postponed till this morning
Jadge Nelson however, announced the meeting of the
Court that himself and brother Judge (Betts) had not
had time to examine the points raised and arguments
made, with the necessary and attention. and that
therefore decision the notion would not BE- given until
the February term.
The Of the Fulton Ferry Company under the
Eke conditions
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The BcaIc Case Decided.

PHLADrIPmA Nov "a, 1854.
In the ease OF Beale the dentist Of philadelphia who
as convicted of taking improper liberties with Miss
Judge, the Court this morning refused to grant new
Eial His sentence viii be pronounced tomorrow
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COAL, &C.

HOAI-CHEAPER THAN ANY THAT HAS YET BEEN
~ offered to the public. The subscriber will deliver
to any part Of the city free Of carriage, egg and broken
COAL at SO % per ton, for this week only full wright
warranted. To hotels and dining saloons this Is rare
EOAL.-I HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW YARD IN
~ Duane street, near Broadway, In connection with
my old established yards OF King and Greenwich
Streets and Twenty street and Ninth avenue where
intend to sell the best quality Of red ash at tho lowest
pos sibc price, for cash. Weight WARRANTED coal for
teited. PETER CLINTON.
TtsT RECEIVED, 600 ovERcOATS IS EACH; DRESS
q and frock coats ~, cost originally &c. 900 pairs
cashmere pants at 80, cost So; last years make Bills
on broken banks Of this city taken for clothing GEO
LLVIE, corner of Nassau and Beekman streets.
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The Stca,

The Steamship America Mt Halifax.
HALIFAX, Nov. ~, 1854
The Cunsrd steamship America, Capt. Lang, arrived
from Boston at O'Clock this mornings having been
ained by fogs off the coast She sailed again al half
1t o'clock for Liverpool.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ELNRA, Nov q, 1854
A daughter Of Mr.. Andrus, of the firm OF Andrus &
E gdon, Of this place. the wlliamsport
,d Elmira Railroad this evening, and killed instantly
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TOYS.

TOYS TOYS AND FANCY Go0D5-ls DIvTzI0P
s1rcet Tho undersigned has just received from the
Aopean large and assorsment 81 the
roods which he le greatly reduces
gess . compete Win any other importing horse IN Esw
sau Pee r-r cont r'inwTs ~ -.sh Remsiafe- ~ =
H. e. 4 4 IN
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The Post OGicc Robbery.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Win You BE- good enough TO say that the James Eitz-
gibbon arrested for robbery of the mails in the city
Post Office, 10 not James Ftzgibbon Of the First ward
and who connected with the Post Office previous to-
but not since, July last. Yours respectfully,
JAMES FITZGIBBON, "a Trinity place.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

VTNHE REV. JAMES SCOTT, n. D., OF THE RE
Il formed Dutch church, Newark, ". j., win deliver
the fourth discourse before the Young Peoples Christian
Association Of the Calvary Baptist church Twenty
o'clock.
Young MEMS ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH
Dutch Church, Fifth avenue corner OF Twenty first
street Seventh discourse by the Rev Henry A. Board
man. D. d. Of Philadelphia, on Sabbath evening, 10Th
instant, at7h O'Clock.
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Hats which, In the Essential Qualities OF
hneness elasticity, durability and TASTE cannot be sur
passed. manufactured by EsPENsCHEID of lis Mas
szu street. Price SO so.
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or the Chic Rive,

CINCINNATI, Nov. %, 1854.
There have been very great rains here lately. The
bio river is rising, and there viii be ample stage Of
tterin few days. Active preparations being made
al
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To the Gents Of New Y0rk.-yNhlte's Hats
oil the 20. The best hats in the city sold BY
White; the price S. and 81. G. w. WHITE,
212 Broadway, Of Fultol street
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&oOoh EJanos@Is OhiDerS . -.
iAnos with or without the celebrated Hofian attach
rent; Hallett Cumstons pianos (of the old nrm Of
laett Co. Horace waterss model pianos pronounced
sy the highest musical authorities to be equal In power
nrancy sweetness OF tone and elasticity OF touch
celebrated Boston and New York manufacturers. Each
Instrument guaranteed and sold at prices which defy
comr etition Second hand pianos at great bargains
prices from $40 TO $3.50 Cash paid for second hand
pianos Pianos to rent. Horace Waters No 333 Broad
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NlTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY--FOR
u Havana and New Orleans.-On Saturday, Dec. q
at O'Clock r. M from pier foot of Warren street. North
river, by the well known and favorite steamship EMPIRE
CITY, Capt II. Windle Passage be secure3 at the
company Office. Freight to New Orleans, thirty cents
per cubic foot. Specie only taken freight Havana
shippers will be supplied with blank bills of lading Of
the form signed b. the company, application at their
cce. No other forms signed and no bills Of ladiug will
be signed after the hour OF sailing For freight pas
sage apply at the Office of the company 1T West street
corner Of Warren NJ q. ROBERTS.
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iyVERNsEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
HOTELS.

TIOLDRIDGES HOTEL, $50 BROADWAY, CORNER
III OF Clinton place, conducted the European plan
offers great inducements TO families Individuals wish
ing handsomely furnished and neatly kept rooms, with
without board In public or private Location
central and healthy
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Sebast0p0l In Rulns.-The fall OF this sup
DOsed impregnabe fortress will not diminish the large
nIes OF RAFFERTY, IEASK'S superior daguerrean
hats At 81 Chatham and Chatham and Pearl SITS.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. %, 1854
We have received no mail here south Of Charleston
- evening
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Anson's Neutrality-suspicious. Size FOR 80
eents colored and in rich case twice the size taken
for 10 cents and equal in quality and size to any that
are made elsewhere, for So. ANS0N'S $50 Broadway,
uDpoaise MetropoRtln Hotel
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election OF . United States Senator.

RaLnGH On. CO., Nov. ~, 1854.
avid 8 Reid has been elected United States Sena
from this State, for four years, by a majority Of
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TvoR SALE, CHEAP-A SETTER noe, WELL BROKEN
IL trial will be given when required. Also pointer
dog, partly broke $50 COOL rath hourA 'gply -
ilI ....s 49, Co.. u s...g..
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~ Irish whiskeys, champagne, sherries and port
vines, gins runs, cordials, syrups, &C.. London and
Dublin porter Scotch ales and domestic aes for 70 ny
use twenty per cent lower than other bou.s or
st WA a. eNlLIl'-,. ise sicsne i.rcc,, - 90
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Rheumatism, Scrofula, 6sc.-Hyatts Life
Balsam is the most certain remedy for those terrible
diseases. Yon who suffering the most torturng
palms, remember that few doses Of this most DO wsru
yet pleasant compound win afford certain relief Thou
sands Of cases have been cured and published in the
Sun, Herald, and other papers Circulars containing
these certificates can be had at the depot 24s Grand
street. Seventy Ave cents per bottle.
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Story for Young AmerIcn.--The New
York Couriersill to morrow the publications
- local romance, entitled Dmny Dorset a splcn-
&dly written story for yonng snnrea Tho cou~er
1ct salt \, ~ ~ Ts q. n.- .~-e 4.-. -. = j.
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To Young Men.-To remove any latent sus-
picon Of having arrived at more mature age than the
fact warrants which an approach to badness 4 held TO
signify, BOGLES hyperion fuid. II Is the best
reorer and conservator Of the hair public apprecia
ton proves. Sold by the inventor WILLIAM BOGLE
277 Washngtod street, Boston, in New York, by A. b.
4 r. Sands, 100 Fulton street; Charles Ring Co.,
broadway; Rushton, Clark Co., Broadway; Clckener
Co.., 81 Barclay street, and chemists and perfumers
throughout tho world
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|che Fsrmers' Joint Stock Bank Assign-
lncnts..
BUFFALO, Nov. "a, 1851.
anes Wadswortb, one Of the trustees appointed TO
tle up its affairs Of the Farmers Joint Stock Bank,
bli,hes card in the evening papers OF this city,
ting that the parties interested in the bank have ne
ced to make the promised assignments Tor the benefit
the creditors, and he therefore dsclaims all further
bsection with the matter.
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GtRoCKFRY, GLASS, AND CHINA.-AUCION NO
~ tce-J. +. Van Antwerp l. Son, will SELL on Tues
day. the 2sth NJ ten O'clock at 2l6 Pearl street. from
the shelves, 100 crates white granite light blue aow
ed blue, mulberry, dipped and edged earthenware
assorted; also FIVE casks French and English china, In
also 53 fancy metal covered molasses jugs also 100
casks glassware, assorted; tumbers, wines nappers
lamps &c, with full assortment Of knives and forks
tea trays and walters spoons &C. also, the stock of
importing house retiring from business TO be sold for
cash before delivery For full particulars catalogues
VIII ch nnwr
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$40 Only for Beautiful Country Reside nc

"A great opportunity is offered to get clear of pay
ing rents, and healthy location in
the village Of Wood Lawn the line Of the Long Island
Railroad. 100 farms and 800 building lots viii b. di
vided among 600 subscribers in very few days. II is
hard times in the city, and Is the time to secure
only Sl5psy abe in Neutrality-suspicious. building lots, IS
by 100 feet EACH farm Of from two to twenty
For share apply Immediately to CHAS. WOOD, POS
Broadway, where maps and pamphlets be bad gratis.
The Iustrous WhIteness md Verlncil Hue,
derived from the OF Phalons Paphian Lotion, are
produced by the floral juices combined 10 the prepare
ton. 1t contains mineral substance There is
thing poetical In the iea II thus perpetuating beauty,
and in this truth and poetry harmonize Prepared
and sold by PHALON, st. Nicholas Hotel, and No 1917
Broadway, Of Dey street For sale by druggists
and fancy dealers.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via NicarayuaAccessory Transit Company of Nicara
pIcPrist9rs .pensid double engine steamship
b,henp will leave from pier No. 8, North River,
O'clock r. NJ precisely for Punta Arenas Monday, Nov
"a, connecting with the fayorite steamship UNCLE SAM
tons burdcn over tho Nicaragua Transit Route, Len;
but twelve miles Of land by carrae These
steamers unsurpassed in their
dahopM For information or passage, apply only TO
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. o Bowling Green.
Letter bags made at the oce. Letters Is cents per
ounce
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BROWN 4 FOND, 4a5 Broadway, is rapidly filing, not
with half price pupils but those paying full tuition and
who think they obtain than value received.
Superior instructors always command
muneraton while others compelled to teach for half
tie usual charge or close business. D. F. Brown re-
ceved the highest prize for business writing at the
Worlds fair d. Pond Is thorough practical teacher
Of Bookkeeping. Call before engaging elsewhere.
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~ G. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. Ia
W. Sixth avenue-Will sell, on Tuesday, at 10Y
Of mahogany spring seat chairs Brussels carpets pier
glasses SOFAS marble top centre and card tables gran
doles vases, with an assortment OF kitchen furniture
II ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCroNEER-BY H. H. LEEDS
III Co-Ths day. at IL O'Clock, in front Of the sale
ROOM 10 Nassau street sorrel horse, is hands high,
nearly eight years DID, warranted sound and kind also
shifting top wagon, nearly new; also, first rate
gle harness in Cine ordcr-the property of gentleman
deceased-without reserve.
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Men,s and Boys, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s


We are now closing out took OF winter at
sc atty reduced prices TO make for spring goods
BOuGHTON 4 KNAPP, 10 Cortlandt street
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are perfect heads of hair light, elegant and durable
The dye produces all shades Of black and brown without
staining the skin Applied at the homes of customers
or at the rooms 162 Fulton street, by leaving the
address at the above, or at Mrs. Armstrong;, S2l
Broadway.
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Carbanati. the Tnkcr of Largo s,z

class coored daguerreotypcs, with case and fit
tngs included, for hfty cents, is at work daily, all
weather. from till dusk, at the gallery i55 Broadway
corner Of Howard street.
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L>LIAs COsIBs, AUCTIoNEER- MONDAY NOV.
II IL at l0is O'Clock, assgnec's sale, at auction OF
the entire stock Of the store No 100 Broadway coner Of
shirts, drawers hosiery, gloves, cloths, cassimercs
vestings crayat shirts collars &c &c Every article is
new, and well selected with view to please the
sale win be positive by order Of Marcus p Fern ESQ.,
assignee. ELIAS COMBS Auctioneer
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Flair Dye and WIgs.-Bntcllclor's Hair Dye
superior any In Sold, applied in their priv
rooms, at W. A. BATCHEL0E,S Hair Dye, wiz, and Orna-
mental Hair Factory, 30 Broadway.
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II COTTON, AUCrIONEER.-LARGE SALE o

II COTTON, AUCTTONEER.-LARGE SALE o :
IL household furniture, carpets oilcloths mirrors
&c &c +. Cotton will SELL this Cay, Saturday. Nov.
20, Mt l0ta O'Clock at the saesroem No. SO Beekman
chamber furniture of good quality consisting of
wood and mahogany tetea ete Sofas arm and SPRING
scat parlor chairs rosewood etegerc centre aud side
tables, oak and walnut extension dining tables dining
room chairs library and secretary bookcase rosewood
and mahogany bedsteads marble top dressing bureaus
and washstands, fancy tables, hair mattresses, arm
chairs French mahogany chairs, china aud glassware
mantel vases and ornaments clocks, carpets Of
various kinds together with all the assortment Of house
hold furniture worthy of the attention house
keepers. Also, large assortment Of secondhand fur
niture
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+ NITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ Aspinwall and Panama Railroad.--On Tuesday
Dec. at O'Clock p NJ from the foot Of Warren street
North river will be dispatched the feet steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt. G. v Fox u. s. N, to meet at
Panama with the new and superior steamship Sonora.
spare boat always kept at Panama. to prevent deen-
ton in Of accident. No express freight received
after O'Clock the sailing day For passage apply
the companys Office, III West street, to
j. w. RAYMOND
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~ GORGE COOK, AuCrIONEER. AND Pc
N remptory sale Of furniture, pianotortes oil paint
sales room 304 Broadway Of Duane street large
collection Of household furniture OF every description
also oil paintings &C.. At IL O'Clock several and
second hand panofortes This sale will be positive to
close number Of invoices which cash advances have
been made Catalogues ready early the morning OF
SALE Every facility will be afforded purchasers for box
ing and shipping
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A UCTI0N NoTlCE--WM. b. JONES, AuCrIONEER.-
IA BY virtue OF on execution, will sell, this day at
No. 145 Canal street. at 10 NJ 600 segars Of va
rious brands CHARLES w. KRUGER, Constable.
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wigs and TOupccs~A Silver Medal Award
cd to MEDIIuRST HEARD, 81 Maiden lane for the
best wigs and toupec exhibited at the New York State
Fair 1854 Back and front braids, curls &C. Copy the
aid
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M 0NDAY-AT IL O'CLOCK, THE LEASE, STOCK
WI fixtures &c, at pa Division street. of q family
grocery store also grocers wagon and other
articles. THOS BELL Auctioneer
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4l2 BroadwayIf you wish suit made in the very best
manner of cloths thu. can't be equaed land regards
cut and finish we defy any compettor call and examine
for yourselves.
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GtAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' or gentlemen having any superhuous 81
feets To dspo,e or obtain fair cash price Tor ths
same by sending for the subscriber BY post or other
wise. N. Blades attended TO- by Mrs. y
l.. NJ DUSSELDORF, 10 Elm street.
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View Musacs-Sust published, the fDlioyvin Z,
from Auber's beautiful opera, Ths syren !, viii
not deem thee FaithIess," sung by Mad,lle Nau with
rapturous applause, arranged by Tos Baker price 25
cents. sSebastopol Grand Triumphal March u by Tho
celebrated composer, Oscar Commettant price ss
little Nelie's Sleeping song and chorus BY ri o.
- HORACE WATERS, 3s3 Broadway.
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no En ALI. THIS WEEK--THE SUBSCRIBE
PAsOOs viii receive new pupils daily this WEI
" 90 Tor course OF ten lessons In penmapshlR -
sl2 10 for thorough course OF double entry bcnkksep
ing. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway.
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5000, 0OO-Worth OF Magnificent English
velvet and tapestry carpets, at half the former
prices! 0OO0O yards Of beautiful ingram, at 3s As and
6s yard at the Great American Eagle Carpet Store
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 90 Bowery.
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A Warranted Remedy-Savc your Money.
Or. Tobass Venetian Eminent is warranted to cure
coughs, sore throats mumps, Group, cold feet &C.
pay Gold by all the respectable druggists In the Uni
ted States and Canadas Depot 90 Cortland street Price
Is and 90 cents.