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A DEMOCRAT.

lMMrssE FLOCK OF PiGEoss "a pigson-foosi ten miles
long by five broad, in Franklin eoahy, Indiana il i
ssid. - nov swsrmhg with pigeons The roar Of their
wings, on arriving and departing from The roost IA tremen
dous and the ocks during he flight darken the heaven.
The ground i covered 10 the depth Of several inches with
their manure Thousands killed b. casualties from
breaking limbs OF trees
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by tho President,
r., md ,eirh he aduics and eonsemt u iAs Se,ats

By ssld scslh Tar adrsts ana eonse" " iae re""'
p.,sr yroom. OF New Jersey. 10 be envoy extraor-
Snsrs and minister penipot.ntiary Of the United States
to PRUSSIA.
soloa Borland, of kansas. to be envoy extraordi-
nary and minister penipo,eaary OF the United States 10
Central America.
William Trousdaie, OF Tennessee. TO be envoy extra
ordinary and minister penpoenary OF the United States
TO Brazil.
Carroll Spence, o Maryland, TO oe minister resident y
The United States a, Consiantnople.
David L. Gregg. Of Illinois. 10 be commissioner oil The
United States to the kingdom of HAWAII
Charles Eames, OF the District OF Columbia. TO b
chars d,sfsires OF the United States 10 Venezuela
Iohn C,ops Of California, be secretary OF The sga
ton Of the United States 10 Mexico.
p.n;el z siokles, Of New York, to be secretary Of
the legation OF the United States to London.
James c. Marriott. Of Maryland, 10 be secretary OF The
legation Of The United States 10 Peru.
R. Augustus Ewing Of Connecticut. TO be secretary
Of The legation Of the United States TO Russia.
O. Jennings Wiss OF Virginia, TO be secretary OF the
legation OF the United States 10 Prussia.
Josiah l. Parish, Of Oregon. 10 be agent for The In
dams ia ,ha, Territory vice Joseph NJ. Garrison, re-
signed.
William P. Davis, OF Illinois, 10 be register OF ihe
land Office a, Danyille Illinois, vice Richard 5 Mooney
resigned.
John a. Rsardon, Of Florida, to be receiver OF public
m,peys At Newnansville. Florida, vice Samuel RUSSELL
dsceased.
William H. Garre,. OF Illinois. TO be agent for the
C,.eh.. vice William Raiford, removed.
Dousla, Cooper, OF Mississippi, to be agent Tor The
rho~4eps vica William Wilson, removed.
BENJAMIN B. French. TO be Commissioner OF Pnblic
Buildings, vice William Easily, resigned
SURVEYORS or THE CUSTOMS.
Joshua n. Davis, al Ii Vsca. Texas.
John Dix, st Corpus Christi, Texas
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DIED,

On Monday morning. 6th instant, hope bssfu i'm
mortality ELEAlUs siMMs, 5Sb year age.
His will be residence 10 g. Ps
mex Church this Saturday morning O'Clock, ssa
Of requiem will be His the fAly
respectfully invited % attend.
JAMES M SMITH, esqOcial intelligence of the aeash of
this gentleman at Donna New Mexico he h,A oae q
Of Indian agent received from Covernos
wether Mr. SMITH had for midst, a.d
was universally respected and beloved by NJ
fgnian BY birth and edacafon he those No.
bic qualities that characterize sensmaa. The rser
who for months Of family, asd fe A.v
intercourse knew hun WE'LL can, with the scst popsy ~
father husband citizen, rarely N evs~
found Candid, and .nasle Arr
unsssumng he Of those sprss capeiv.ss
with Irresistible SPELL ali may copssea VIM
But he Although Of IN v,nsv
his remains and gentle xephyrs o sv,.i.
wall their solemn above grave aemoy a n, -.
virtues shall brightly bloom thss 80
"knsw love him. "named him but 70 ps,iss.
Fl. e. w.
WAsaixoIoS, ID. c., Feb. ., 1883.
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NY TELEGRAPH.
ARnIrAL on raK esonsx law.

ARRIVAL or fhE GEoAsx Law
NEw Yona, Feb le--Ihe Steamer George Law arrived
here this morning. with the C4ifonia mails, fa nambsx
Of passe and large quantity OF god Her s
than a previously received. She brings $500 00o in
sold ard weeks later from Australia, which is
uaiinporant
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sale To-Day.
by GNEEN 4 xCO1~r. Anr4an.a~=.

ny GREEN Il SCOTT, Awrsse~~srs.
Houshhobp AND KITCHEN rURNiTuE, CARRIA0Rs
- whsssf snn brandy, U.yvinrs, books, ss~us-On
SATURDAY the ih instant shall ss~ssos ssss
hnrd furastur-. - '" " -
Mannrsry sofss rsyior s.a rocking rhssvs
DO ~srhis dressing nd dosc~s kur~sw. ae
a, .,aeh..rd a...u'. - -. .-..--
DO French and nsher hsdste.as. sssnA~. nc. xl
WIN many nfher .sf,rl 10
tcsfr~nfsrr tool chest and
Eismtfy cssftrrss, bury one large csr,ss~
hh. fire Old whsstey
hts r-esrh ray
- -. rs-rrn hsrfrss IN pri-s order . q~sssv
Teb lid uI.
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The Petersburg Express chronicles the death oi Han
nan, negro owned b. lady 10 thai city. at The
advanced age i2s She died Of particular disease,
oa sank under The exhaustion incident extreme old
age She was born in Powhaiian oounty, Va
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yv..hsn~son A..~~n,....

wsshsnGton Asse~>bst~s. M#B
CHF ts'va assembly he =, J,<s~ou u~u = 49,
y dsy evening. F@hwusvy i4th. - = 49,
store Browns " - '~''~N' =
N. NY .s.srs.- can rcssr. ,iets .y - =
rsb It-su< - - ="
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!. q pennsylvania. /. .usssd.sd 10 rsesiy.

a, p.ona1Sr Of Pennsylvania - authorised 70 receive
s4o., 10 TN. paper, aud 20 receipt ior ths ~sn'r-
. y, r. " y.ass Mol Hsrnsos street, cineansu ONO
ool.s.iax sgsa lhs wo-tsrn StAsas ana Texas
- by H. }. TsosAs J. D1sf, VIZ n s.sl- = !"
as@s'su 4, \ Wt,txAs A. l.. cElDs 2sd Dr. ws- ixslse
-. a. sit.er vii be good.
.z-m H.sny NJ. LEWIS, Of Mohlsomsp A.sAss ! o1' s@
sy,lns asyn, ior suites Of AshAm- a"a Tennessee,
.,s !, q LEWIS, J.sss O. 'L1~'', ana SAA'sA y
,Mr Israel J.Hrs, No isa Soa'l slA %
p"-, . ~ I..s ps.sIKs, j. BAasrrr, ios brrros, SEs
S".. 49, 49, -. - N Bop,ss EpsuEp w. wIIKr, wnlAs l.
W.rxsnAs and CsoRsr MeLEep'
..v-~..,. lauu s,iher ol the above VIII bs good
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csrsA

The dates from Canton are 10 December iith. Qssss
prevailed al Annoy, and the constituted authorities bad
been frnststed.
The Asurseni army reached Ginksa Al the snd OF Oc-
lober
Shanghai remained ia he hands OF the rebels
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER AND Loss or Ii

CHARLHsroN Feb The East Alabama Guard states
that the America butnt the Alabama river
January 2sth, and hfty lives lost gentleman named
Moore, who moving West. bad large number Of me-
groes board.
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LArE FlnE Ar sew oRLnAs..

NEW ORLEANS, Feb s-The loss BY the banning Of shs
several steamers heretofore announced Ia cstmn
Ted 70 he $500 Oo0 which there i iasnrsnce to sboa
s3so 0ea
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HnoDr ISLAND DEaoonArso oosvrsrlOs.

PnoyIDgScE, tR. Id Feb. s-The democratic convsa-
,ion day nominated F.sneis Dimond for governor, A.
" Potter for lieutenant governor. snd iu Stale ticket
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aIAnKETs.

Ngw YoKK, Feb, l0-The New York Stock market is
shade irmer Money easier. Exchange on London, 81
premium United States 6s, sales Canton 18i Erie.
7ss i Long Island. 81 Reading, 1885, Parker Vein 81
Cumberland, 2sa; Morris CeAa, l6b Nicarsgua, 26l
The -four market is much unsettled, and rather heavy
sales Of only 5000 bbs SO 80 IL ior State % ~
50 so for southern, and dull Wheat dnsalcs Of 0o0
bushels southern wheat 234 Corn hrmer-sales
Of 90 600 bushels l02 los for Mixed 10 10Y los
for yellow. Oats 81 Cotton du and buyers
asking decline. Whiskey. 30 81 cents per gallon.
PaILADELpHrA Feb IS ochs quiet. Flour firm, with
sales at 50 Red wheat 2i0 cents white ZIG cents Com
3; 81 cent?. Whiskcy, 81 a 35 cents
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MuKpEnxn o1NYIcrIn.

NEw HAygs, Feb Y--Michsel Jennings, charged With
te murder oi Mss Ls,hrr bradley. OF North Haven.
e ltn OF Jny last has been convicted in the superior
court In session in the city, Of murder In the hs de-
Jennings inflicted fifty s,Abs upon his victim
lie 10 about eighteen years OF age and his father. from
Brooklyn, was al his side during the trial
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WHEELING, Feb. 10 The river rising with eight ieei
water s4ta
PrrrsHuRG, Feb. loRver rising, and and half
feet ia the channel. etss&s
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GERMANY.

The German diet was occepiea on the iph with The
note WHICH NJ. de Tsensy had delivered 10 il in ihe
name ot France This note contains historical account
of what France has done until in the eastern queA
non and Expresses oxsrds the federal States amcsb.
sod psehc disposition. The par, OF the cabine, OF The
TusIeries
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Co The Rev. J X. Cramsr, Presh ytsvAaa pEasuas~.
ay viii preach in the hs Union EnEne HoRss = ah
evening nexi, at ~ O'Clock.
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Advioes from London that the laes, inpllis ence
received on the morning of the sa,ing of the Paec)
BY the London Times was 10 the effect that the Gar had
not proceeded 10 extreme measures learning the entry
Of The allied fleets into The Black sea He replies by The
question I" Are the fleets 10 observe strict neutrality
or to take active part with ihe TaIksw
II teegfaphed from Vienna that Il had trsnspred
hsi the Czsf's hns reply would be contempuons re.
iasal q the vienna noie; also referring turkey 10
Prince G0rschakof for further particulars and asserting
positively that be vill moi give NJ io OF Mensch.
kof's fret demand.
The Times Of Wednesday under date OF Constant.
nope. January 2, says The FIRST regiment Of Christian
Cossseks leave here today for the headquarters OF
0ner Pacbs.
Pans. Tuesday psn % The Constitutional Of to-day
pabiisbes the following expressions OF tue Car;
Nhes the Empetor learned Of The entrance of the
combined heeis into the Black Sea, be said expected
the resolution taken BY bagland and France, and /
am not nntrpnared. When 4 battle is offered Russia
Russia accepts. She afford 70 mourn the loss Of
fleet, bat not Tor the honor Of the nslioa."
The Czar has instructed his ambassadors 10 demand
whether hy the entrance Of the allied fleets into The
Black sea- s intended TO take part with Turkey or
ply observe siriet neu,rsyi Ii The former The
case. then they 10 demand their passports
LISBON Jan I9.--The war steamer Rsnshee arrived
here the 18th, with dispatches the BRUSH admiral
and Immediately afterwards the British squadron vas un.
der orders for sea---aesiins'ion unknown
BsRLIs. Monday evening The Czsr insists, as a pre-.
miDary condition 10 all negotiations, that the MENTALITY
Of The allied fleets in the Black shall be declared in
formal document
Austria s said 10 have notified Russia of her 6red de-
termination 10 maintain armed neutrality provided the
Czar sdaeTes TO bis engagement thai he al no terri
toral sggrandUemsni II this pledge is hroksa Assiris
would assume hosliie attitude towards Russia
cEanaNr.
The German diet was occspiea on the lp,h with the
note wheh NJ De Isliensy had delivered IL in The
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OcuIIsTs AVID AURIsTs.

nR. WHEELER, OCULIsT, 49, BROADWAY, COR
nsr Of brsome street yctes bis attention to diseases
numerous disorders to which the humsn eye subject which
90 cannot and permanently cure oce hours,
A. II. to p. N. Artificial eyes inserted
THE INTRODUCTORY TO A COURSE OF LECTURES
diseases of the for the benefit tho New York
Op hsmc Hospital BY pr Stephenson will be delivered
c. 20 street. few doors OF Thrd avenue
Adorsses may be expected from the Hon c. s. Wood
hull President Of The association, ruf Valentine
the confutng The profession and the pub.
pectfuy Invited to attend Seats reserved for
she Iadee In hehs Of tho committee Of arrAnscments
WIN. 3. DAWSON, 3ecretary
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THE TURF.

NATIONAL CoURSE.-TUEsDAY,. nov H., AT ~
~ o'clock r. M match for 00 half forfeit mile heats
est three in o. Smith names orrs trosins pony
and Lady Bovine, to 800 pound wagon N. B-Shcud he
weather unfavorahs t match will come on on The
first fair day. al 1t made fair day and track.
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POLITICAL.

DBOPLEs TIcKEr.-rnE ELECTORS OF THE CITY
and county Of New York, who supported The Peoples
the late election requested TO meet In tho
Para this at Ave o'clock consider matters Of
relative TO tho ticket they supported and the
future welfare Of our city.
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FURNITURE.

csplrNprp ENANELLED YURN1TURE-ELEGAN
- suits very reduced for cash, made and
IN and Of wareroou
SIC Broadway Avne Bank buildings opposite st. Niehc1
Hotsl 8 H. WARWICK, faeteTy e. White street,
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AR JOHN LORD WILL DELIVER BEFORE THE

AR JOHN LORD WILL DELIVER BEFORE THE
III Now York City Literary Union coarse OF six lectures
the rise and fall Of Abolusm In France In the chapel OF
ehe New York University The lectures will
Friday Nov TO- at o'clock r. NJ and be continued on sue
cesstye Tuesdays and Fridays At the place and hour
hs OF theee lectures given to the Mercantile Library
the bcurbons will be repeated Ia this course Subjects
Lecture CARDINAL dc Rchelieu and the Foundation Of
Asssiutism in France Lecture Louis XIV. and the
against Louis XIV to preserve tho Balance Of Power
kccturo Bossuet and the French Church the Seven
tenth Century Lecture O. Louis XIV and Causes OF
the French Revelation Lecture The Dcveopsments and
keeuts Of the French Revolution Tickets course
81 members and schools 81 50 single evening" 80
Of Mr. Crowen bookstore corner Of Broadway aud
Dcdd Brick Church Chapel and At the door. " "
H. DOUGLAS LEPFINGWELL, President
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EAosera.-Dr. Tobias, 90 Cortlandt street.
every Of cholera when attached,
sift Venetian hnilnent IL fails only
wbe values life viii Be without tf Sold by all the
arsSxists skrouskcut the United States.
Aspinyyeli's Tonic Mixture ranks yvi.hi tho
AHhle specifics medicine IL Is tHa positive autidote
Tor ana ayue, curing u generally villain few days,
sod failing produce he desirable result Prepared
- THOMAS n NAAWELL Successors TO James 8. Aspia
ust, ~ william street.
The Highly Celebrated DIR. the Baron Spo-
asoo NJ D. A. n, &c, eonsrng physician and
tn ioudoH all diseases that hc.h Il heir daily
ssssadane- s< hss rooms, 81, Nicholas Hotel
HAIR Dye and Wigs-Bntcinelor's Hair Dye
- any in Sold, applied In their private
rsons, at W A. EATcuEIoRS Hair Dye, Wig, and
uasstai Hair Factory, 2ss broadway.
owistadoro's Hair Dyc.-This Splendid Dye
equal in the world The impaired by Il 10 tho
hAr tnoso OF Sold WHOLESALE RETAIL APP
nASd at Cris.adoro's. No. 8 Astor House.
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%
cox REWARD STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
RLC on sunday night 9th inst, from Fort Montgomery,
orange county bay horse with st in his forehead and
one white hind foot and fore Leg Is eight
old aud about nsen hands high Information 10 efe
With Joteph smith, 10 West Twentieth street. New York.
STotEN-Two TABLE AND EIGHT TEA SILVER
~ spoons marked j. t. r. liberal reward for the re-
turn q the same At No IS West Twenty eighth street. wiz
bt Paid by the owner.
CToIEN-FROM THE CORNER OF F0RIIEIn
- street and broadway, about o'clock W. on me "
init one bay horse and top for the rceovny %
which liberal reward will be sven AZ " Readc street
CToIEN-FRoM THE SUBSCRIBERS. ON THE NIGHT
~ OF the first dag Of November hnc gray nors spono
eight years old and sixteen hands bh; had when taken
long tail, bad been recently shod ~ 'front.' VIII Two ss
name and tail $40 w. be paid for the recovery
OF said horse by d. RAMSEY Crocers, Paterson, Now
jersey
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MUSICAL.

HAINRs BROTHER CUMMINGS PINE rovrn
and sSpsrsy finished pasos for sale BY tho sole
ment Of music and musical inytruments nav .rd IA
piano: let Teachers and dealers supplied on the
pIAE0s i-ELY 4 MUNGER, MANUFACTURER
ara eeaers beg leave TO call the attention Of
70 sne extensive assortment Of psnofortes prisns
n me United states fer durasit and
Of tone Second hand panes taken In eIehanrs for new
ones Pianos also sold payable by nsments 70 suis mr.
chasers New and hand pianos 10 Ist Nv ana
OF quartss Cash paid for second hand pianos
Ell HUNGER, No, 80 Broadway.
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ooo hhl. AZ ana n, : ana son for

ZOO bills at SIS 10 313 62X for "a e,s ,o,<
sS12 % for prime, per bSl a. asC IN .vt roasts
taken q former rates fns trsnsast;ons IL ssS
so%prssS iss tv s0, .n exc per n Beef vas
ssme Soo sdc. beef brought 500 Butter and
eneese corun"r "a about the same.
market was inactive. About ~ tierces
were 90 a at 80 Is . "a Is.
eUAARsfhe market continued pretty active, and the
regate sales for the day footed up about 554 hhds
Cuba muscovado, at 4tc. 41c. 5c.; and 100 hhds.
Nav Orleans by auction, at 41sc 4kc
TIIow was obtainable at Ike H. Nc. per 10.
WHHNr-Sales Of 500 bbls. Jersey, Ohio and Prison
we're effected OF aos ac gSlon the market closing
dull
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

TYR JAMES W POWELL. ocULIsT AURIsT. &C. DE-.
~ votes his attention exclusively diseases Of The and
Gar from 70 soelost daily - his stsss c1 Broadway
DR. Pow ell graduated In Dublin In 1888 and has praosed
in this city Tor twenty years Dr. Poves popular TrsA
tise the Eye can 10 procured ~ his ooe. may be
the mesns o. preserving treasure which money
buy also his self scng eye and earountains which OBJ
sned the medal ~ the Crystal Palace and the finest and
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMDKN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADEI-
" phia from pier No North rivsY-Two lines daily ~
"a. and2 M The morning line Att A. NJ, by steam
places snd Ph,lsdsighi. Fare ga second elass q IS
direct TO Camden by cars through In hvo hours Fare
Way accommodation and emgrsnt liue, AZ p ~ fare u
10, smigrant line at Q p. NJ; fare 81 10.
DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY, STOPPING AT THE USUAL
IL Iandings-The we'll known and fsverite steamer AR
1EkIA will leave New York from the foot Of Chambers
street, every Monday Wednesday, and Friday att o'clock
A returning leaves Albany every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
MEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
An New Jersey Railroad through In four hoursUnitsl
States mail and express lines New York foot Of Cort
lAndt street. ~ and eleven A. M and
az hAiegsss hys Ts!e-s2 70 in seven and slsv.s
from New York and four from Philadelphia; "a In MAE
~ and half past ave p NJ Accommodated line lsavss
e.oSss n sig henri Throash sshs,s sold for Baltimore
The above trains Through baggage agents in ths niss
M ns past ays trains only: Passengers with basSaes
ss's voc ssry afsse niaptss before w gAis leAyss
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SALES Ar Aucr1ou.

A LBERT 3. NiC9LAY, AUCIIQExlR.ExEcTrSS,S sGs
lay Co. Will sell At suson on Thursday and Friasy svSa
and at TX oeiock each evening" ~ their po-
tuss gallery 81 the htuyvesant Iasu Broedwsy sesr
Bieecksr street. BY order Of The executors q Cum
ninRs ESQ., deceased the whole Of the cohesion 81 po
and X " 1s - Ri:
collection comprises 70 q ysry Ssa II sn
venture 70 assert thas greater numost %
genuine old pantnss have seldom OF never
picture By judge: to ,: HSs .psSi
Of THE Virgin and Child" by kaPhasL inc whole
threo hundred paintings and in
sudss besis the Holy Family By Raphael before
flor "a HOLY Famis by Lucca Van Leyden,
dsrui specimen and in splendid condition Masdaiens BY
Dyke, Tintors.t Pous.n. L1sea, 0iordano
tro DO M.rstt and others Tho
one psrsicuI:rly nns BY Gerhard Dow Tsnier WesnnI
Oss, Alexander. Macs De Heem. Nicho LAnofea
Bamberg, Jan Stecn Holmeim, MetEer, Van G0en Pc.
ismesrssr Brewer Paul Bril- Brenshoi Auoars Sir Pc
ter Lily, Panini 40 The collection that
our appeal TO siding - distances and feel
lection destined TO high rank amyng the most dtin
suithed and recherche The paintings
On view, admission Free at galleries from
o'clock A. H. 10 p NJ and will remain to the days Of
anlo
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MADAxE MORROW Is, WITHOUT ExcEprIoN, rn,

MADAME MORROW Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION. TN
m most wonderful astrologst In the world that hs
aver been known She win Veil past present. and future
events and will show ycur future husband and sbsest
friends which has astonished housAnds during her trays
surops sac seventh SasEhter Of aysnth daughter,
he science 70 tell even their very housAt aAt
The greatest hsppincs Of matrimonial biss She IL a.
seendant Of line Of Asroo4srs reaching back fer centuries
snd her predictions tsuy astonishing that yfs
her AZ Who hays been dissppcnted sssvhsrs snd thess
depead upon trus advice founded the eternal
MAGICAL science 70 Broems street. between Caansa an
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A HISTORICAL NOVEL ENTITLED THE "PoR.
.. .,s o. E,. and the Mysteries q xo win shortly
srous o. subscribing can do By calling ~ the once Of
u hplsto, No, 70 Canal street, =
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A UCTION SALE BRUSSELS CARPErs, ROSEWOOD

UCTION SALE.-BRUSsELS CARPETS ROSEWOOD
"A panofort rich and elegant parlor chamber and din
inE room furniture Of the shoeest description p ;.
furniture In house 100 Twenty fourth street. between the
Seventh and Eighth avenues conssng Of palors several
valuable, well in French
broaele and gold and silver brosade book
eteger.s stands book Shelves &o elegant
easy chairs made the style: lace broeatle
tains cornices and handsomely painted shades
ceent tone warranted
BY city Makers about 400 yards frat ratio English tapestry
very fine oil paintings the Of celebrated nrtsts ne
seves porcelain elegant china worry richly deoora
plate oval and other mirrors framed dining room
mahogany and walnut extension table dining chairs Sofas
tete &c also, pahogany sofas. chairs lounges
two handsomely decorated china dinner sets three
bedroom mahogany and walnut bedsteads rose
stands fine china toilet sets hair quilts
terpsnes feather beds holsters and pillows Sale positive,
deposit required.
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lDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.


HHAMPLIN HOUSE, IsLlP, l.. l., Is NOW OPEN FOR
~ the reception OF trantient per mAnent boarders
by Long Ilaud railroad via stage at Su
ok station AMOS X. SUPPLEMENTARY.
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Ia EYPORT, n. J-MANS1ON H0USE-EDMOND DE
N Gx0OT late q the Prescott House, New York would
lsAsed the above for term Of years. and will be
ready for the reception Of transient and board
the 10th Of June Tho hotel has painted
and furnished .hIOushoss snd n complete in al Its ap
siept stabes shsds for the Of horses
livery. Keyport being celebrated for it's hne views
place Of fAyorte end for those who
BThs popular steamboat John Hart leaves pier foot
Of Murray every afternoon IT O'clock Sundays
On the 18th June the favorite steamer ker
port viii be added to the line making two trips day each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04

NHARLES L. TUCKER, ACKNOWLEDGMENT EN-
~ broderes pianoforte china decorations silver wars
&C., at tuetion.-Bng Tucker will SELL at 43 Walker
street atew doors from broadway on Monday May at
such collars sleeves, ehemettes rich black silk lace
mantias beautifully embroidered 0iefs &C. all
from the stock OF we'll known Broadway importer Also
1T ~ O'Clock superior rosewood piano warrantei OF
plain and dining sets vases fancy cups
&C. Also large lot of silver plated ware
tea sets, cake baskets, knives, forks, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04

DIERRRPONT HOUSE. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS WILL
be opened for me accommodation of guests, on Thurs
cool and retired the favored resort and
commanding ofthe finest Of its
furnished in the most modern style with view the
peciAl .of families visiting the
contains hundred including seventy pAf
ers with attached having and water intro
story; The dining hail Offices, ladies, and gentle
steps Of Wan street ferry makes IL convenient
for gentlemen doing business in New York. welt
Visiting for pleasure having the advantage being quiet
At night, hee from Dust and enjoying deliShtful sea
broeEe. RUSSELL, CHASE h co.