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tifully manufactured and Is cheap as any establish
ment In tn o Union,
DOLLARDs HERBANIUM EXTRACT OR LUIS
TROUS HAIR TONIC, t...#t
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair falling ont changing oolor restoring
and preserving it in . healthy and luxuriant state
Among other reasons Why Dollard's haircutting s.
loon, maintains Its immense popularity Ia the fact
that bis Tonic is applied to every head of hair cut at
bis establishment, consequently it is kept In better
preservation than ua.ier any other known applca-
ton 1t being thus practically tested by thousands
offers the greatest guaranty OF its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment III
Chestnut Street, oppoaits ths State House, Phila
delphis. 4 81, 49,. ..
r DoLLARD has at last discovered the N PLUS uI-
FRA Of hair dye, and announces it for SALE with per
feet confidence, in It's surprising everything Of the
kind now in use. It coors the hair either black OF
brown, as may be desired, and Ia used without snv
injury to the hair or skim either by stain other
wise, can be washed Of in ten minutes after the an
plicahon, without detracting from its efficacy. Per-
sons visiting the city are invited to give him call
Letters addressed to r. DOLLARD, lit CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention.
jan bly,. Flsr-
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Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
Of townships above enumerated, is required to es
tabsh the same to the satisfaction of the register
and receiver Of the proper land Office and make pay.
mept therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
their notice, and before the day ointed for the
common cement Of the public sale Of the lands EN-.
bracing tbs tract ella med; otherwise ssch claim
will be forfeited. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
may 19-1aw13w
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NEW ICE DEPOT.

NOR the convenience Of my customers and others,
Il ZOE can be had from 5 .. m. until p. m. an
der Mr.. Selby Parkers, Pennsylvania avenue, below
9th street. JOHN PETTIB0NE.
je li-eolM%
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may 2-solw&M5v

DUBL Is11ND this morning ana for sale. aen.
L Cass's Speech and Bishop Hughes Reply. o. z
~ JON eaILLINGTOPS Boob stosxss--sl )
Odson Building, corner ~ street and Penn.
juns6- avenue.
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PIANOS FOB SALE AND RENT

G~2 New and second hand PIANOS, Of m,
HTTHyown and several other factories, are al
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroom, on 18th st.
betw Pa, avenue and e St.
49, Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to,
an 26-eo3rn* r. c. REICHENRAOH
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COMMISSIONER
OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas, California.
New jersey, Louisiana, Mhout
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Ret,tsldy y,
Maryland, Georgia, MioA4yGi,
Ms;pc, Wisconsin, Ohio, AMI
Minnesota, kiorils, Othoe states
GE DR. q e C. II n o N A 9,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
OFFICE OPPOSITE 10 TIE TREASURY BUILDING.
nov 10y WASHINGTON. ID. q.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Y. P. CORBETT,
Attorney and Counsell0r.at.LaW
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Office on 9Th street, near Pa. avenue.
mar 18-1v
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ESCO, DE ORATIVE,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
ORN MEN tai PAINTING

'INHE undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
l. Gems Of Washington and its vicinity that, hav.
ing determined on locating then ',yetpermansnty
in this city, as FRISCO, Oh ,aATIyE, AND Or
NAMENTAL PAINTER eyshaH at sll times be
prepared to devote the attention to decoration in
sny style Of the interior of Churches Public Halls
Private Dwellings, &c.
HUBERT sOHUTTER,
HENRY KAHLEET,
Pa. ave, 6. side, between 18th and l4fh ID.
mar 2Q-2ms
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Old Point Hotel
fCC WIrr.pn A. Pr
Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer

Nons. Leares For Dou,
Fra kiln. .Havre. ......New York. June 3
Arabia. Halifax. Liverpool. June 20
Mr The California steamers leave New York on
the 5th and Goth of each month.
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INFORMATION FOR TRAvELERs. %,
ORANGE 3 ALEXANDRIA lAILRoAp.
IN u %

" u
The Cheapest, most Comfortable and f.
peditious Route to the Wait Sulok,,,
Springs, Posing the - .,,rn, Warm and
Hot Springs. ~ '''N
a hnANon~ -.NTs having been made with the
66Enp e--srs Of the new and splendid steamer
g@ .sGE PAGE b run between Alexandra and
Washington, distance Of sK miles, in connection
with the trains on this and the Washington Rail
roads the following schedule win take effect on and
after Thursday, June LIST, 1854:
Train from Alexandra TO Gordonsville, end In
termedats Stations, will leave the Depot corner q
Duke and Henry streets, at O'clock m, on the
arrival of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordons-
Vile, ut halfpsst 10 o'clock,-connecttng G that
point with the Trains on tn. Virginia Central
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stanton.
A Train from Gordcnsville 10 Alexandra and In
termediate stations, will leave 6ordonsvills st
IL o'clock, on the arrival Of the cars on tAs
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at AlsIandria
at halfpast o'clock-thus allowing time 10 connect
with the train leaving Washington City for the
North, and for Dinner on board the boat.
Train from Alexandria 10 Warrcoton and Inter.
meoiate Stations viii leave Alexandra daily, (Sun-
rent at halfpast 5e'clock D. N.
vn sunday VIII leave ct o'clock O. n. ~
Iran rom Warrenton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations, VIII leave warrenton daiiy (sun.
day excepted 1t quarter befcreT o;ciocf = M ~.
rvlng st Aiexandrh At halfpast o'clock O. m.
On Sunday viii leave at quarter past II O'CLOCK.
PA. ~ -
THROUGH TIcKErs.
To n
40 uoruonsNule.............. 90
TO e
TO Staunoon 20
10 .Lyncnoufg 70
40 70
To sNew Market . $1,000. 8 90
Passengers for Lursy and New Market win tsks
| the train leaving Alexandria, at , O'Clock q n,
on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sstui days, connecting
with the stages At Culpeper, c. q.
| *Passengers fer Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexandria at o'clock, a. m. on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridsys, connecting with the
| stages at Charlottesville.
| QfPsssengers for the White Sulphur Springs
| will take the train leaving Alexandria daily, con.
| Meeting with the stages at Staunton.
Freight Trains are running daily, Sunday sx.
| oeptsd)
| Per order; BROCEETT. Aren't
Alexandra, Va, May 20. may Sl-6
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An INTRODUCTION to the study
IA of the Roman Law. BY Luther S. Cushing ono

A N INTRODUCTION to the study
IA Of the Roman Law, by Luther S. Cushing, one
vol
Junius Discovered, by Fredick Griffin, 1 vol
The Two Records or the Mosaic and the 6eoloeical
lecture, by Hugh Miller
Pycrofs Course Of Reading, edited by s. A. Spencer
ID. ID.
Alone, Q novel, by Marion Harland
Travels In Armenia, by CurIon
Life and its Aims, in two parts
The History Of the Council of Trent by Rev. Z. A.
Buckley, B.A.
The Catechism of the Council Of Trent by Rev. ia.
Buckley, BA
History of Professionalism In France, by g. De Fillics
The Quiet Heart, q novel from Blackwoods Mage
zine. HRANCK TAYLOR.
je l6-tf
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CAUTION.
Dr. MoRsR'S INvIGoRATINa CORDIAL has been coun.
tsrfeited by some unprinciplsd persons.
In future sll the genuine Cordial will have the
proprietors fsc sine pasted over the cork Of each
bottle and the folio wing words blown IN te glass
CDR. M 0rse's InvtEOratinH Cordial,
c. HI. RING, Proprietor, MY.
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REMITTANcEs TO IRELAND.

REMITTANCES TO IRELAND.
DERSONS desiring to send money to Ireland, can
obtain checks for 81 or more, on the Belfast
Banking Company, payable in all the principal
towns. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS,,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
hh 22-entf
CARTRIDGE BOX, BALLOT BOX, and BAND
" BOX; but the greatest Of those lie the baAdboK
which can be had in assorted Sizes with every ysri
ETY. Of Fancy Goods and Millinery at
SHEDDS, 18th ST., above Pa. ave.
N. B-Just received q fine assortment of Toilet
and Shaving Soap, Extracts, and Oolognes.
lie 9-0
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~ The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, II
pint botties.
Price,-$3 per bottle two faE IS; Elk for So.
@. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York
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THISTLE BAL.-rHR MANAGERS OF THE THrsrI.

THISTLE BALI.-THE MANAGERS OF THE THISTLE
Benevolent Observation-Disclosures 1881, incorpo-
rated 1S51-respectfuly that their FIRST and
only ball for this will take place Thursday
evening" Dec a. 1854 at Nibos Garden. rendering their
thanks most gratefully for past favors and again
specifically soliciting the patronage Of the public the
ayers beg state that the proceeds Of the Thistle ball
are annually distributed among those In want and
worthy, whether natives foreigners. No efforts will
be spared to make this ball attractive any hereto
fore given. Order OF dancing ling to programme,
In which will be introduced variety Of polkas schot
tsch redowa and polka mazourka dances. Roberton's
celebrated band has been engaged. Mr. VIM. Clclani,
the famed Highland piper WILL in the garb Of the Gael
promenade the ROOM playing national airs previous TO
ing Doors open at Z; dancing will precisely
at eight O'Clock. The termination Of he ball win be
known by the band playing, Guid NIGHT an Joy be VII
you az" Tickets $2-to admit gentleman and two Ia
dies--to he had at Adam Stodarts music store, 81
Broadway; William Hall < Son. Of Broadway and
Park place FIRTH Pond Co., No. FRANKLIN square.
Of either OF the managers
1HOS W. McIEAY, 122 Blocker street, President
ANDREW SIMPSON, 500 Bowery, Vice President
THOS. CHALMERS, 81 varick street. Treasurer.
Andrew Clerk, Jersey City; DR.. Douglass 20 BIeecker
street. Capt Munson 25s Spring street; Alex. CAV,
Mercer and Amity streets John Nelson, al Pearl
street. James Robinson 112 Second street, James Cufr
FOG Hudson street. Charles Davidson, 2S3 West Nine
eenth street. George Bahgate, rs Ninth avenue; Isaac
Ayes SO Fulton street George Carnegie 30 Elm street.
Charles vnep, 100 Nassau street; William Richardson
not Spence, 1850 Broadway; Herman Mass, 80 Second
street. Joel Fox, 10 Macdouga street Geo Johnston
Of Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue Thomas
BARCLAY, 212 Eighth avenuc George HARRISON Northern
Hotel John Wright, 1O5 Troy street Cheeks not tram
fcrabe. J.. MILNE Secretary, So Broad street.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP con-
~ pany. For New Orleans. stopping at Havana.
Carrying the United sta es Mail. Tho steamship Ca
HANBA, X W. Shufeldt commander, viii sail for the
above ports Tuesday December 10Th at IL O'Clock,
from pier at foot Of Beach street North river Freight
for the interior and or Mobile, consigned to agents
in New Orleans, James Connoly Co will be for Sarded
free OF commissions Passengers Tor Havana must PR,
cure passports before leaving port. For freight
passage, apply 10 LIVINGSTON. CkOCHkR0N CO.,
agents, 81 Broadway. N.B.--TLe BLACK WARRIOR, j
d. Bulloch, comman icr WI succeed The Cahawba, and
sail Tuesday, January 9th. Bills Of ladng must he sent
10 for signing tn. evening previous 70 Vie ship sailing
LN0R SAyANNAH-FARE REDUtbu-FIE UNITED
IL states malt steamship STATE or GEORGIA, Capt
J. j. Caryin, win leave Philadelphia for Savannah
Wednesday, Tee. 70, at 10 o'clock NJ Fare 32o;
steersge 81 The Keystone State will leave above tic
following Wednesday A.e1s Ivs., s.ssl.s lv.t
rALLMAN, 10 Old slip, where ssa.srooms msy BE- 80
cured.
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Jx1nLlAM IRVING AUcr1oNEER. DIAMONDS

WHLIAM IRVING, AUcrIoNEER. DIAMONDS
w jewery, gold watches, &c.-WILILAM IRVING h
Co., auctoneers, will sell at auction, Tuesday, Dec
H. at 1o o'clock at the sales rooms Pine street for
account Of whom It may concern, diamond Maltese
crosses containing eleven fine briants each elegant
diamonds single stone and cluster rings vaaed at from
fifteen to three hundred dollars single stone and cluster
diamond scarf pins, diamond single stone breast pins
weighing from to 81 carats; diamond cluster do. Of
great beauty diamond rings in clusters and single
stone with pendants; suites Of gold enamelled breast
pins, bracelets and gold thimbes, toothpicks
spectaces pencil cases. &C., silver boxes &c Watches
Fine gold lepine, lever, chronomeer duplex hunting
levers &C., with double and single dials by the best
English French and Swiss makers Fine gold fob, vest
and guard chains Of various patterns together with
large assortment of other jewery Every article
rsnted as represented in the catalogue.
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T1DwARD sINTZENICH, AUCrIONEER-BY ED
II WARD sCHENCK.-Edward sintsenich win sell at
l0H O'Clock each day. at the saesroo, 16 Wall street,
great sale of statuary marble vases, Sheffield plated
ware Chinese goods French china work boxes &c.
ing the importation Of G. B. Pandofni including marble
statues of Venus Of Conova Bacchus, Cupid Apollo,
Iancing Girls Of Conova and numerous beautiful statu
cites; also splendid Bardglio, SIENNA and other
bic Etruscan vases Medci do, Grecian do, Neapotan
do Of every description and form; also elegant line
Of agate vases, richly carved marble tazzas card
ceiyers and large variety OF elegant Sheffield plated
.ca and coffee sets urns, forks, walters &C., French
china vases elegant bronze clocks, bronze coupes &C
ces. The goods will be view Monday and can be
packed by signor PandolAni at small charge, II
qured by purchasers.
e, BREvO0Rr HENRY AuCrlONEER.- ELEGANT
II sale Of rich n and valuable far; sleigh robes &C.
salesroom IA Maiden lane assortment Of the finest
and most superb Grecian stone marten victornes anil
cuffs also do capes; superb fitch narten, Hudson Bay
sable, splendid fitch marten mountain marten French
sable, lustred lynx, cuffs, capes and muis, &C. also
sleigh robes Hudson Bay, Isabella bear, buffalo, Hud
son Bay wolf, silver fox Russian wolf robes All me
goods Of the finest qualities, and worthy the at
tenton of country Dealers and those purchasing for
their own USE as they will be sold In lots % suit pur
chsers.
L,ANCY GOODS, SmTABLE FOR HOLIDAY Pre-.
r sents.-JoHN l.. vANDEwArER, auctioaecr.-
vANDEwATER 4 TURNER will sell, on Tuesday AMI
wedne sday recember 18th and 18th, each day
at 10H O'Clock, at the salesroom 80 Pine and 81
Cedar street. large assortment OF fancy goods con-
ssting Of richly decorated and painted china vases
Iognes card receivere jewel casket richly decorated
dinner and tea sets richly painted motto cups richly
decorated bisque figures statucttes, SC; Bohe Man
glass ware &c. optical cut vascs, cologncs card
ceiver-, carae and tumbers flint cut glasses dccaui-
ere goblets; champagne clarets, wines, liquors, Be
silver plated tea aud coffee services, silver mountc
casors flint cut bottles cake baskets walters, dinner
and dessert forks Salts musars sugars butter cool
ers table, tea and dessert spoons workbDxes travelling
companions, lades' do, dressing cases Nc. ths whole
forming very desirable assortmant OF fancy goods,
suitable Tor holiday and New YEARS. presents The At
snncn = parties about purchasing II respectfully
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO. -DIspATCH LINE.-THE SU.
I perior fast sailing clipper ship GEO. L. SAMSON
J. Adams Cobb master, is loading at Pier 13 East
river and having the most Of her cargo engaged and 60
ing on board, will have the usual dispatch Of this line
shippers will observe that the vessels Of this line finish
their loading in ten to twelve days after coming to the
BERTH and not detained for want Of freight have
prompt dispatch For balance Of freight lowest rates
without detention, apply to SUTTON CO.,
"A Wall street
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua, proprstorsThe splendid double engine
steamship STAR OF THE WEST, 1000 tons burthen }
river, 1t O'Clock p n. precisely, for Punta Arenas,
Tuesday, December r. connecting with Tire favoritt
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, e. 600 tons burthen over
the Nicaragua Transit route, having but miles
land transportation BY first class carriages These
steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation and &C
commodations For information passage apply only
to CHARLES MORGAN, agent No. Bowling Green. Let
ter bag made at the Office Letters Is cents per hall
ounce,
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LIQUORS, &c.

A CHOICE sElECT10N OF BRANDIEs SCOTCH AM
~ hish whisksys, champagne, sherries and nor,
sines gins, runs, cord als syrups, be-. london ana
Dv hD portr Scotch ales and domestic alec for family
sss twenty per cent lower than snv otber povse "a.
49, ~ W. q. UnDAAAksiA, ~ Rsssss sysst, ss1ns,
81 O. SSy.
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The Holidays.-Boys and Girls, prepare for
the holidays. They win soon be upon US, and what
good time will all have Christmas and New Years
FUTILE, Of the Emporium, No. 345 Broadway, in COM
planee with the orders of the juveniles patron saint
Santa Claus 10 receiving At his store any quantity Of
sockingsfull Of AL kinds Of curious toys futile has
also at his curiosity shop all sorts Of splendid presents
for ladies and gentlemen, which they should call and
examine before they all bespoken Porte monnaies
rwtl boxes, &c.
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THE BALL SEASON.

~ Fxf French BxIL.~GR GxTFRE, OF M.
NJ bios theatre, will give balpare ON Monday, Do
cember 18th, at o'clock In the large hail. q Howard
street. Tickets one dollar for gentleman and IN
ladies. This hall IL to let for the ball season.
H,HE ANNUAL BALL OF LADY WASHINGTON EN-.
u CINE Co. No 40 will take place at Nblo's saloon,
en- Tuesday evening, Dec IL, 1854 Tickets be had
Of any member of the company.
w. 8. Coles, Sec'y. JAS M. BARD, Chairman.
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TT 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AS
u . pinwall and Panama railroad.-On Wednesday,
december 90 at O'Clock Pm from pier foot Of Warren
sbip North STAR, CAPTAIN Richard wamacI to con.
meet at Panama with the and superior steamship
John l.. Stephens spare boat always kept at Panama,
to prevent detention in Of accident For passage
apply At the Company's Office No III West street. to
RAYMuNn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A VERY INTERESTING PRESENT ALTON TOOK PLACE
"A on Saturday afternoon, the 9th inst, at Van
Dykes Hotel ana Dining saloon, Nos. n, % and rs
Catharne slip Of large silver service to the proprietor,
the courteous Van Dyke being bis thirydfth birthday,
by fourteen Of his employees in neat speech by Of
The boys aud responded TO very happily by the propre
tor winding by serenadc IN ths evening and resu
lar Publication at his residence, los Sands street,
Brooklyn.
n OTlCE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBID
IN negotiating or receiving note dated the 10th Of
October, 1854 payable at seventy five days from date
and drawn BY III H. King to the order OF s. r. Haley
for s14l S7l00 for which neither the drawers nor en-
dnrser received any consideration or value OF any
kind.
N,AXEs FOR 1s54.-OFFlcE OF THE RECEIVER OF
u Taxes, New Court Hosse-Noticc IS hereby given
that per cent was added on the FIRST day OF necem
Der an unpaid at that date and that further
addition Of one per cent will be made the 10Th day Of
Iectm en-, all taxes then unpaid. Notice also here.
by gwen that the frs. day OF January ncst interest
will be added all taxes then remaining unpaid al the
rate - twelve per ceps per anou, calculated from the
3lst day g August 1852.
HARVEY Fart, Receiver Of Taxes.
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plan delineations is offered by PERTAINS inmitable
troupe TOR this evening. An 'sOd Bob Ridley Festival
and extravaganza, entitled " The Recognition"
among the novelties. The Railroad Gallop will be per-
formed the thirty first time. To conclude with the
great monkey pantomime Of Jocko.
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T1DwARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER EDWARD
IL SCHENCK.-EdwardS intzenich will sellat auction,
of the Academy of Design, e63 Broadway collection
of fine oil paintings, including many very beautiful cabi
net paintings by Robbie Scbaefe Scharpe, Williams,
rine pieces architectural interiors Full particulars in
detail in to-morrow's papers.
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Lace nMd Muslin Curtains from Auction
kelly l. FERGUSON, No. 2s9k Broadway, and No. "a
keade street. have hand 90 600 lace and muslin
taips bought at auction, at great sacrifice, and VIII
cell the for few days ut great bargains full 20
per cent less than the original importation Go
early for this ia opportunity. Also the largest
stock Of window shades and gilt cornces in the city
all of which must be sold cheap.
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Printed Cashmercs &c. II. Williams d CO.,
No. $50 Greenwich street. between Robinson and MUIR
ray, win open, Monday, Dec. H. and offer for sale
5000 yards Of printed cashmeres for ls worth Is 3D.
They win be found the cheapest dress goods ever offered
in New York.
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DRY GOODS, Sc.


A GREAT SACRI ICE IN DRY GOODS-F w. l. w.
"A F. Giley, at the Bowery Savings store, No. 1875
Bowery, have marked their stock Of dry goods down
from to SO per cent and at the prices goods will be
Sold This may be considered the best opportunity to
obtain real bargain offered during the year 1854. AL
the prices marked in plain figures and the following
will give q small sample, while the whole stock, on
examination, will show Q similar reduction
Blankets marked down from So to "a per pair.
Blanket, marked down from IS to 50 per pair
French merinoes marked down from 81 12lk to Toe.
per yard.
Black silks marked down from 81 SO to 81 per yard.
Colored silks marked down from 81 to Toe per yard.
Small plaid silks marked down from Toe. to Soc per
yard
Good fine domestic fannels from &c. to 15c per yard
Good fine heavy Hannels from 22c. to Is. per yard.
Check cambrics from 2s to 15c. per yard.
Shawls (cashmere) from $50 to $12 EACH
Shawls (cashmere) from $40 to 81 each.
is unnecessary to go further iato PARTICULARS all the
stock of cloths vevets, hannes lie LANES, silks prints
linens. and douestics, have undergone immense
ducton.
Now an opportunity is presented which all who are
purchasing should not lose sight o.
+. w. & W. F. GlLLEY No, l26 Bovery
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Bank Agency, 66 and 90 Fulton strect.-Go-
vernment Stock Bank taken at 90 cents Brdgeton co.
Wheat Growers, 90; Lewis County, 40: Washtenaw, 4O
Indiana banks 90, at EVANS Clothing Warehouse, 66
and % Fulton street.
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Wedding Car1s..An Assortment Of Ever
dens elegant engraved wedding cards, envelopes, &c.
be had application, sent by post to any part
Of the country. Christmas holiday presents handsome
y engraved JAS. EvERDELL 302 Broadway, corner Of
Duane street.