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For Eale and Rant

nor RsNT-The nvsnient two and q half story
Il Brick HOUSE. with kitchen and dining room
ATTACHED. Also . large cellar under the main build
log, divided by partition. This house contains
rooms, snd Is now in the occupancy of Mr.. b.
Mayfeld. Possessi n given on the 8th November.
The house Is pleasantly situated In Bsall street
next door west from Rev. Mr. Brooks.
ocs 4-3ts OHIO ]. MUNCAsTER
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- LEARY's N. YORK hats, Fan
pattern Just receiysd ct BIeGPs,
sep 2s-t
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THE1. Il. G. BALL-It will be seen that the
Island Friendship Club are to have their an
niyersary ball at Island Hall, on Monday
evening next. Here Is an opportunity for the
beautiful girls Of the Island to bloom out
again as heretofore, and for the men of the
Island, with the ladies, to enjoy delightful
evening of dancing and merriment The balls
of this Club have been always interesting,
and this is intended to be their very best
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WET SPoRr.-Last night while the rain was
falling heaviest, two young men who had been
taking little too much of the ardent got into
a dispute, and went out into the middle of the
avenue to settle the question by force of arms
They fought hard for some minutes, settled
the matter in the dispute and started for their
homes to get dry clothing.
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Situation BY young Woman. to
w take care Of an infant end to do sewing, or to
do the up stairs work and sewing Address an 4, !"
Star office. oct +2ts
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TIE PoroMAc SrEAMERs.-Correspond
of the Alexandria papers complain consider
ably of the irregularity of the time of the
steamers running between Washington and
tb at CITY
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DUTNAM AND GRAHAm,s MA0A.
Il 1iaes received and fer sal. Of
-ss JOE eHILLINGTON's Bookstore
Sd odeoa Building, corner ~ sssest and tVnn-
sspa-sas ~ srsasS
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- ELLING OFF AT UNPRECEDENTED Low
- RATEi.-Being DESTROYS of reducing our pros
emit stock in order 70 make room for our new Goods
for the Fall and Wiz ter trade. we will commence
this day and continue until further notice TO offer
our stock OF Fancy Goods Perfumery, Stationery,
Musical instruments, Pianos, 10, at exceedingly low
prices. JNO. y. ELLIs
Pa. avenue, betwse eth and 10th sta
13-ff =
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Il est obtained for Dspesitors and others upon frst
class securities CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers
cen 2l-aotf
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Total. $45 SOC, sos $53,sS3,0ll
The importations for the Crystal Palace exhibition
amounted in tbs year to $9z9 094.
The extraordinary impetus which foreign trade
pere need during the past certainly not the
result of commercial integrity but must have been the
quence of almost universal and total msappre
hsnson Of requirements and necessities. We
ohviors to increased and constantly increasing
wants, to the growing desire for elegance and luxury
which avs has its rise and progress in accumulation
and prosperity but at loss to understand the
which increase foreign Importation,
within the limits Of single year. from SLIT AL 1894 TO
the enormous OF sl9l, 68S 57S. We readily
dersana Why the Of the last year should be
largely those Of the preceding year. but
conjecture fails when attempt TO account for the
whole. The prices Of metals and various other commoi
ties have greatly since the close Of 1852
the Crystal Palace exhibition has Aured the products
other countries 30 market to unusual EXTENT the
Of each State for the promotion and extern
sion Of internal Improvements, and the combination Of
circumstances which uisAily augment trade only demon
strate partial justification Of muuh augmented
cen
The annexed table will show at glance the total
parave imports Of dry goods at this In each OF tho
last three years.
VALUE OF DRY GOODS ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION
AT TIE PORT OF NEW YORK DURING THE YBARs
1es0 ik1 'h9 'h2
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Total ware
housed. :. se41s, $50 s,s45s $40 6457,ses sels,976
The increase in the importation ofdry goocs i'm
portant feature In foreign OF the year. In
former years thia department Of trade only ex2s
rieuced moderate Austuaticns and was kept within
sonAbe limits; but in 1888 Is If BY some inspira
tiop our imports Of dry goods Increased 50 par
cent those Of the preceding year. This certainly
without s parallel In the history OF foreign
nsrce Tho value Of cotton exported during the year
win amount to about soe 600 0o0 and yet nearly this
whole sum will be required 70 pay for the dry goods
ported into this port during the year 1861 We nsei not
nor will our limits allow TO point out the evil
quepoes which must follow this inflated Of trade
We trust however, that traders will take waning Ia
time and thus avert those DISASTERS which must b the
eoasequenos of continuance Of their sxtravasAnt i'm
pcrations Oar country, with AL ts sxtsndsd territory
and increased populAton requires but moderate yearly
increase IN trace and mere lssal causes Of At least
doubtful utility, should not, thsy have Ia
during the past year, exercise influence over
forsisn mportaticas. We glad TO not,s chat the
ratio Of apparn. IN The ART half Of iAss year
~as not continued TO csse and tru that Che de-
crease wp continue until the dry goods traie reaches
bass a. sSsAnl the Importance of this braash Of
business requires
Ia raroai iron the increase In 1853 the imports
Of 1861 81 Gas 2ls. Toe system Of insnal improve
nssts nov rapidly opening up the interior and de-
vsIcping the sgrisuitnrai commercial mineral and
shaaiasl wealth Of oar Sosthsrs Aad wsstsrs stsss,
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doubtless justi6ss TO s fullest sxtsnt the ,orssss IN
this branch Of trade. II ID than probable that The
heavy mportstons Of railroad irsn win b maintained
during the present year The numerous roads projected
and in the course Of cOnszuson win rsqsirs the heavy
importation Of metals.
me mo in Coffee ssgars, fruits ~, wines and
liquors. during the yesr was large and the increase appa
rent in other branches Of trade fuy maintained In
this The large importatioa Of the various articles Of
luxury, above enumerated, furnishes unmisakahls
index to our growing wealth; for with prosperity grows
the desire for luxury which aAvsrty renders dormant
The effects Of our extended have bssn delete
ous in various branches Of trade but dsadvantagss
have been manifested in entirely unlocked for quarter
The treasury Of the United States IL fan to rspleou and
very asue head Of Treasury IL
depletion BY means Of reduction Of the duties levied on
copper, salt, &C. Without intending TO BE- acsious ws
would intimate that renewal Of the Sscrstary's imam
csrng rather buocans ering operaszs In Wall street.
would depste the treasury sufficiently, without the pro-
posed reduction In the duties imposed "copper" salt
etc., and the consequences would NOT bs entirely dst
mental to the country ct large We must therefore,
gard the excessive imporaons Of last year ~ political
well - commercial Il cubus, and though the former
but mental ailusnt, the latter, a. body polite, il
forosd to bear the 'brunt and usage OF time"
The revenue from cash duties received at this port win
be found in the annexed staxments:-
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

THURSDAY, Jan ID r. N.
AsHr-sslss 50 barrels, (oldbils) xsre effected, at
$3.50 for pots and IS Is for pearls, per 100 lbs
BREADsTuFn.-Flour moderately active, but easier
Ordinary to choice STATE as 81 OK 81 IS; mixed to
fancy Western at 81 esq 81 SIX, and other kinds At
acre we're 1 sco h.I
reh Southern found buyers at former quotations Rye
-four and corn meal were IL active Wheat was
IL 30 bushels rye vsrs purchased, 81 slao 81 n,
sfoat, and 81 % 81 "a, delivered Barley and oats
Corn n
for Southern 100 S2o for old Southern and West
mixed &c. $50 for old round yellow, and 7ec for
CorFn-Thcrs were 0o0 bags Rio sob to day, by
ton ~ 1870 . 1lHc.; average n1sc. per h..
o s;e and s.
and heavy-prces Of good mddDg and under. being 10.
sua those 81 grades above good middling, c., Id
lower.
FRneHn-shppers awaiting the receipt Of letters
by the C.nada hence engasemsuts we're light 10 Liver
SOu W. - ana 60
gsged 1t SID Tho scrsw steamer Alps engaged loo
boSe. bssc, At sos Per tor To as: -four We. sssa
24c per bushe There change TO notice In rates
for California, which ranged from $780, 600 4 vessel
don ut $40 $780, To Australia rates ranged from $50.
Frr1r were made OF 100 boxes layer rsisins ST.
and $50 boxes cried bunch de- ut So IS . 81 20.
hay Shippers we're buying river At $780, s11So Per
100 lbs.
scotch pig c0huDueo ~ sot oV 900
so G Juon' he. per ton.
LINE -Rockland held 1T 81 12k for common, and
81 90 for lamp, per bbl.
YolAssxs $50 bole Net 0rlssns shans,d hAn.s
At CSC per gallon.
NAVAL s1ogis Sxea have been reported OF 200 bbs
clud iurpepne At 81 SIX per $50 lbs $50 bbls spirits
a., At Gee, cash, per gallon and SEQ bbls Wning
rofin at 81 S. and also go bbis tAr at IS %
oIs Cru offered. without finding purchasers
at rte fer shsle and 81 20 81 80 for sperm, per gallon
Olive unchanged Abou 500 gallons liuseod realized
6Ae. per sasloD.
Provisions g. Pork coinr better The days bust
comprised $50 bbis Sl3 70 for sii SO
for tain do sl3 43X ala SO for old subsequent
y held 1t rs with salrs reported at that rate
though such stuld not he authenticated $i2 Is fer
prime and s11 S7k Sll so for old do, per Dbl SALES
Of $50 pkg picked shoulders and hams part
1t SIC s5sc. and 20 p,lc per 10. Only $50 bbls.
lard chsri ed hands at eAc. loo. per ID Some $40
bills b. disposed Of NJ former rates Beef hams
butter and cheete unAltersd.
RIAL ETAW-By Z. @. Halliday The three story
brick and let No. centre Market place lot 26 BY
80 feet; house 26 by 40 feet, - e26
SuGABs The ds,t sales cons ted Of $50 hhds Cuba at
4Ac. &C.; and SO hhds. New Orleans at 4xo. 6ka.
per 10
rAlIow.-There we're 5000 lbs primo ,old At
cer'aiped price.
TOBACCO -sass we're maze Of rs hhds. Kentucky, aod
IS cases Ambulems, on privsts terms.
WHsEEy.--We heard rat 500 bbn Jersey and prison
were taken at acZo. at 2Tkc per gallon.
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SECOND BOARD.


The sales to-day were not considerable, though the
feeling In the mining world decidedly improving Gold
Hill sold at ~ but reached at the brokers' board The
directors have declared dividend Of per cent for the
two months ending the 18th ins payable LIST
This Is the iecond dividend declared By this company
though IT has not yet been four months 1t work. Lshgh
Zinc sold At 1t the mining board, and ct 3H 1t the
brokers' board large lots could not be had at this figure
Five hundred Fulton sold ct ~ North Carolina was
held at sold that figure ct the brokes' board
For Minnesota 1850 bid; for Copper FallA ST. for
Douglas Houghtsn s; for Charlotte, Ulster held At
d Totec At H. Algomah, at Sx; Rutherford, TX; Coz
rad HIN, ct q; Gardiner, at Phoenix Gold seems to
- saggng down again There 10 lack Of confidence In
the unity with respect to the concern and but few
buyers viii 60 - far ~ Y.
MINING BOARD, JANUARY s.
100 shs Lehigh Zino.... 300 shs Gold Hin Nine. az
100 do.......... 100 do........... az
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NJ o N E Y m ARK Il r.

THURSDAY Jan. 6-6PM
s activity In the stock market has increased every
ny since New YEARS. The transactions today
D.aIy large; but pricss were not 30 wsn sustained.
mere were heavy operations in Nicaragua and the bears
rads dead set against It, Five thousand shares
ssad on twelve months sellers option, at rs ask per
ssat This looks like most determined opposition; but
WIN avail nothing The bear interest against Nicaragua
probably greater than against any other fancy the
st Thereport just ssusd-extrEcts from which give
bslov-oonnrms the statements have recently made
relative to the companys earnings and expenditures and
nvin without doubt trouble very much those who
largely short Of the stock. The New Haven Railroad
pnmpany have passed its January dividend. This
Jnakes the second since the Norwalk disaster The
odsct of this delinquency is in the price OF
Ne stock at the board to day. There must be
ssnething wrong In the Management. Of this company,
- require the suspension Of two dividends to make good
sAs by that accident The New Haven road probably
transports passengers than any other In the coun
~; and it does not its dividends there IL no value
h railroad property We have never had much faith In
sush stocks rs nyes uen and the facts developed by
hs policy pursued by the New Haven Railroad Company
strengthen the opinion have frequently expressed
O that subject Parker Vein has improved since tho
disposal of portion of its property. The affairs OF the
oompany, in financial point OF view have undoubtedly
bean much by securing the payment Of the debt
fhs company had become too extended in its operations
and nothing but contraction could have iaved its stock
from much greater depreciation. Mining stocks
quite active ct the regular board to cay North Carolina
Copper brought 8, cash; Gold Hill, s. Lshgh Zinc SO.
hs bonds Of the Panama Railroad Company, meuning
10 o. Ooo taken yesterday at rates ranging from
o. to 07A per cent-ths bulk At 92 per cent and .
fraction.
Ths interest coupe of the State Of California win be
paid ct the Office Of Duncan, Sherman h Co.
unfc tncku Cfionv mad Inv
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and Portage Raoad bsing part Of the temporary loans
authorised by the act of the ninstssath Of April last
which, tegsthsr with the balance In the treasury spuN
cable to the redemption Of oustanding loans REDUCES
the actual balance the first day list to the
sum Of about six hundred and twenty thousand DOL
lars b used in the payment Of the February intsss
The total amount Of funded debt the Lat Of January
1864 was s4o,272 23S Oh floating dsbt, o. 223, 49,
The receipts into the Treasury in the year 1854 ars ss
mated At s. AIT 81 sxpsnditurssin same Tine 5oo
600 which win sAvsa hanos in the Treasury Dsc 1884,
Of a. The Governor II opposed to the sale Of
public works belonging to the STATE believing that they
can b made profitable under their present manage
msnt in the hands Of private individuals. The frss
banking system meets with favor from his Exosncy,
who prefers the old fashioned loose unguarantssd nss-
cure System now In operation In that State.
The stock sales ct the stock board Merchants Exchange
Cincinnati, for the week ending Dsc. 81 1853 we're
follows36 shares Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad sold
for So 66 shares Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad 70;
20 shares Penn and Indianapolis Railroad 6s 70 shares
Central Indiana Railroad, 7sx; Is shares Columbus and
XsnA Railroad, los; 4S shares Cnsnnau wsstsrn Rail-
road, 4o Is shares Little Miami Railroad oH II shares
Eaton and Hamilton Railroad ST. IS shares Little Manu.
forced sale hypohecatsd railroad atock ITO; rs shares
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, (sorced eas
hypothscatsd stock) 1o3X; 80 shares Covington and
Lexington Railroad o4 Is shares Penn and IndiAnapo-
liz Railroad 66X 30 shares Covington and Lexington
Railroad 66 so shares Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad los; 80 shares Indianapolis and Bsseontans
Railroad &c. And the offers For Dayton and Nchi
gan Railroad 4b AK; New Albany and Salem Railroad
80 b2s; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad, o.;
White Water Canal bonds for $1,000 1S Kentucky Trus
Co. Bank stock, oP
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about s67 Per share thus showing that the dfvdsads
for the current year but fraction Iess than IN per
cent the actual capital.
The receipts as TIE once oe ths Amstant ffsasur~ 70
day, amounted to slss, o2o So; paid, sa4o,lls s.
balance, s2as1, sol IS.
We present to-day fun exhibit OF the foreign CON-
meree at this port the year 1852 The tables are fan
Of interest and being compilation nom tie scial 10
cords ~ be rolled upon correct IN every particular
Previous to giving extended tables, We annex
monthly comparison for four years. Of the receipts Of
merchandise st tbs port Of New York. which win furnish
at glance comprehensive view Of our import trade =
FOREIGN IroRIs (EIuunvx or sPsm) EsrzEED AT THE
PORr OF NYw York.
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Total slls ooa l2s Os5 ss4 l9l 57a

In next tables viii be found full particulars Of these
impots with the addition Of the receipts of specie. In
TIE following table the 6rst column shows the goods en-
tered directly for consumption the second the goods en-
tered for warehouspg the third the frss goods the
fourth the pecie and the fifth the total Of al the fore
going, which make up the total foreign imports In the
sixth column is comparison with the total OF the Same
Items for the previous year. In the seventh column We
have added the goods Withdrawn from warehouse, which,
with the goods entered for consumption the free goods
and specie previously given, make up the eighth column
the u tai thrown upon the Market the ninth column
gives similar total for the previous year A. the foot
comps totals for the three preceding years.
IMPORTS ENTERED AT NEw York FOREIGN PORTS THE
YEAR ENDING DrcEmKR 81, 1853 COMPARED WITH TILE PRE-
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90
The Prcvjeuce and Worcester dividsnd IL oayass ~
the trasurers Office in Providence but iarss portion
Of the stock owned ia this CITY The Norcester AID
Nashua Is payable at the treasurer ohse in Wos-
eestsr and there sgency in Bcston, although srg-
an cunt Of the stock held IN this vicinity.
There other div, epds to be psd curing the mouth
OF Jan- ary svsra, drent pAnss bat not de
elare6 aud which will sell the about thrse aud
quarter millions Of doA-s Amorg these the Bates
Hamilton Wooen North Wayne Scythe l., veil Blearhery
Ma ssach usstis Mills Manufacturing Companies, Had
ley Fails Com pany. Lewiston Falls Company Hinshsn
ana Quincy Bridge Company Fire mems and North Ame
Insurance Companies.
The Cumberland Telegraph gives the foil ,wins report Of
the coal trade Of that region for the week sndag Dsc 81
Amount transported the Mt Savage Iron ConpA
nys railroad o4 tons; Arc over the Cumberland Coal
and iron Compsnys railroad $50 TONS Total from the
lst Of January 1898 4784e TONS OF which 82 sa tons
vsro the Batinors aad Ohio railroad
and 1913 s2 20 tons descended the and Ohio
$40 tons and since the LIST Of June last (dAts of
Increment Of crp arcing coa) TAG 1890 tens Total
from tbs whole coal region snce tho LIST Of January
shipments for the year 1854 Of ash sos The canal still
remains closed there IL pros Tct that navigation
wiz BE- resumed for tis The Total mount Of coal
and coke transported the canal for the year 1852
vas It's $40 $40 tons
TIE Governor Of Pennsylvania in his Message 70 the
Legislature Of that State reports the receipts into the
public treasury for the year 1898 exclusive OF IoAns
,cuairg tbs actual balance Ia the treasury the nrst
day OF Dscsuber 1852 (bsng SSH os7 7y amountng
the sum ss a52 474 AZ. The payments for the same
pero exclusive Of loans and ether extraordinary sxpsn
diturss, unshs . total sum of A,la4,04s ~, beiag
slsis s2o 10 is~s than the rscsips. on this sxesss
s6os cs7 So vas paid Comnissonsrs of the SINKING
Euna ami ssssoo towards the payment Of old debts and
he oonsrseoa Of new vOrk on tho North Bsaseh Canal
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ADVERTISEMENTS RESEWED EVERY oar.
FINE ARTS.

THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART.-A
elee.os the most compl:s> ever r.de b. one person
tre Gcttc Pcrurnc, Leonardo DE- vinc, Raphael,
Cerreggio Titan Dsmenichine Saltwater Rosa Vesslaez
kprlio rubsns Van Dyek. rsuers Leiy, Rembrandt
tide Ruys5ae Poussn Claude Lorraine cir Joshua Reg
neisa ossrth West Crcuxe and Hoeace Vsrnet S4s
Broadway Adm lesion - cents
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Total 500 no u DIG T23 S26 773 $50
The exports for the year 1858, will bs seen by the
above tables show increase of about thirty Eve per
cent the trade Of 1852 This gratifying feature
in the business Of the year. Had imports Of the Last
year been commemorate with actual requirements
and more the balance Of trade against would
have been reduced to bagatee, not completely
reversed Tho increase in exports by means Of
IN ephenera character. and they viii continue to aug
snt as the wealth of our country becomes developed
The increase during the LAST three four months Of the
year was Marked and there u every evidence that will
be continued.
The prospect fer IN active and profitable trade during
the present year highly encouraging, notwithstanding
In respects the market II too much burdsnsd
for healthy business.
The annexed table, prepared by Mr.. J G. Martin, Of
Boston, shows the rate and amount o. dividends payable
in that city ct the dates mentionsd.@
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ExTnA PAY-ALL U. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served In q. veesa h Abe Pacific, IT Aay time
tDWARD BISSRLL. Agent,
dAte) Pprsse o. q IT,. y essAA vRRA0 Is, Sssew wen
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MADAME vErAULr, NO. III BROADWAY, UP
M inter dag " retire from huaass oeefs 70 sne ~
ses and the public in general entire stock o.
consisting OF elcahs espes. howern en- 1o ~
ceyca sty from selected expressy for shis mar
kct will md IL advantage 10 Gall and make
sehoee, the goods viii DO sold below we esaM price
HIEssEs TIFFANY CUTTING HAVING RETIRED
wi FRI the busnsss their roh and extep.
sive stock viii eiosed greatly reduced prices sask.
6tlos 10 comm x Br Monday January
BY ARNOLD. C0ksTABL 90.
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mo THE LA DIKs.-R W. ROBERTS RESPECTFULLY
70 the ladies shas he vii cir nsnday We
and the following week. NE balance ef The
season stock ~ cost prics and sssd damaged
xoods IN be offered without regard 0eeds rsssysA
In Dsceyobor for presen hsvssase relucsd LAAsso
will please remsnhes, ~ erssawAy. dsss fssn sssn
u Ninth Gysss.
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II viii be by this summary Of commerce that
the in 1885, the imporaons Of 1852 in
duAble goods s64 l76 free goods s5 0A5 and in
specie and bullion, $2o,s5S.
We annex . statement showing the importations OF
Of t. principal articles Of commerce during years
1862 and 1853. Tie comparison viii show herein con
ssts large portion Of tie inoyease:-
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INSTRUCTION.

4 GIRNAN LADY, TEACHING THE PIANO AND
d the German langua wishes few scholars. Apply
at 81 BroSme street.
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WE UNDERSTAND TnAT OUR NRIGHBORINQ
w city Of Baltimore hss had her mud machines 1t work.
and prspayed mud hole the border Of hs
habor into which she has apped cssn with his sig
horse under ,hs special q her oer that
II solid and that tho City FATHERS make
regular visits in the city twhoas the spo witness hs
found IN the mud It thousht they will have public
xibitcn ct which the whole community will be invited,
g u IL whispered tha,n one Of the q The
fortunate individual who trusted TO the honor Of the oosra
Of the city gold sand rled from the bottom.
The fact Of California being thus brought close then
creates great interest and that Of the "a
theirs last observed 70 crab seine Of the
sand Pray towboa hero neghbo4u and take
on; should Ike 10 witness The exhibition