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TUsT hECEIVEO, . fr.sh sun.,v GA
T. MiLSORS COD LIVER OIL AND PEGS
PHAFE OF LINE. The most palatable and efhcs
Oh US preparation Of Ood Liver Oh known, for the
ere OF Consumption, Scrofuls, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, BIZ, nohilis, and all scrofulo1s humors'
For sale BY SCHWARTZE 4 SON,
(Agentsf for Waahington,) Pa avenue, nsxt door
% VI d Aoesl. nov LOAN
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CHARLES WALTERS

CHARLES WALTERS
Intelligence and General Agency Office,
NO. BOZ Seee'ah street, opposite the Centre Markd
HOUSES on Penna avenue for fsle; snd house
IL suitable for dry goods store wanted
Also, wanted situations for hands and some ser.
want girls to fill empty places
Corporation stock for ssls nov oo-1vs
Culver SPOONS EVERY DESCRIPTION ON
~ hs' d and made to ord-r, at 4ls Penna avenue.
between "A and 9th str Gets. a. O. HOOD.
nov 90
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NOTICE.-Ths public are hereby cautioned
~ not to trsds for two joint notes, drawn by tn
Undersigned 10 favor Of II. johnson, for $50 each,
and falling dus on or about the 10th day Of Jan.
uary aid July next. toe said NOES I re obtained
by false representations.
8. C. DAWSON and
nov 2I-3:H X. i. HUGHES.
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FOY,S HOTEL.

T0HN FOY respectfully informs his friends aud
. the public that he has re-opesed his House, o.
the corner Of New Jersey avenue aud d street, near
the Railroad D-pof where he is prepared TO accom-
NJ date eli who may favor him with q call, as In
days gone by. His bar is ocked with choice Ii
luors and his larde file with the substantals Of
life. nov 27-3t
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TO COME OFF OvER THE
COLU MBIA CO URSE,

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN SHILLINGfON'e.
Heartseese, by the author Of the Heir Of RedcliA
The Pride Of Life, by Lady Scott, author Of the Hen
Picked Husband
Blsckwood's Msgssine for November
Alone cheap edition
Life In I re Cearipgs. by Mrs. Noodle
ladies' National Magazine for December
Graham's do do
Godey's Lady's Book do
Ladies' complete Guide 10 otchet and Fancy Xuit
ting
New Books received Immediately after published.
All the istest Newspapers, and every thing Be.
longing to the Stationery line at
SEILL1NGTON'S Bookstore.
Corner Of Pa. avenue and ~ street.
move 25-tf
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~ The Anniversary Meeting OF
j & the JUNIOR MISSIONARY SOCIETY con-
nected with the Fifth Prtsbyteria. Church will take
place in that Church THIS Monday EvENING.
The 9Th instant, at Z clcck.
Adore ses will b delivered BY some Ct the mem.
bers of the Society.
The public are repectfu lily invited to attend.
nov T-1t
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SAFE.
Florida Land Titls.-A case has Just come
under our notice involving an important prin-
ciple in regard to foreign titles: An action of
ejectment was brought in the State Court by
party holding under Spanish title against
vendee of the United States, and the Spanish
grant was sustained. The United States
Deputy Surveyor accordingly executed sur
vey of the Spanish claim, and it was laid
down on the official plats, subject to the de-
cision of the General Land Office. On review,
that Office held that as the Spanish title had
not been confirmed by a law of Congress, nor
by the judicial tribunals, which had been
specially organized under law of Congress
for the purpose of adjudicating and confirm
ing titles, the survey was executed without au.
thority of law, and in contravention Of the
practice Of the Department. 1t was, there
fore, not competent for the ministerial officers
of the Department to interpose for the protec-
ton of the Spanish title, and no relief could
be extended IN the case unless Congress should
otherwise order by special en- actment
The New North Carolina Senators
Carolina is to be congratulated upon her re-
cent choice of Senator'S. Gov. Reid and Asa
Biggs have both served in the House of Rep
resentatives of the United States, and are well
known as public men. Neither of them is
brilliant, yet both have in their composition
elements of great value to the State. They
are modest, experienced, conserv alive of prin.
ciples honorable, sagacious, well-infcrmed,
and in all respects reliable gentlemen, and
cannot fail to at once take rank as two of the
very foundation pillars of the Democratic
party in Congress. They are, indeed, just the
men to succeed to the position once filed by
Nat Macon, both Of them being disciples Of
his political school.
Pay, &C., Of Fremont's Battalion. The
fourth section of tho Army appropriation ac'
of August S, 1884, provides that the men Of
Frsmont's battalion shall be entitled "to all
the benefits Of all the acts Of Congress pro.
viding for the enrolment Of volunteers in the
Mexican war" Under this provision, sailo,
in the United States Navy, who had served OF
land az volunteer, under Fremont, applied
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A IMMENSE ASSORTMENT of new STYLES os
"A Fancy Goods, Paper Mache work, pearl and
h'ef oTnanients, &C.. just opened aud Tor sale low
JN0. Il. ELLIS
o, Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
IDA MAY STORY or THINGs ACII1.1- md
Il Possible, by Mary Lanpdon at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
nos 20 Bookstore, nea- 9th 81.
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NV NOVEL; FRED VERNON, seq eel to wo.
= Wo1. ana H ner master. by the author .. Gus
sU1S N, winnie Grey, Harry Ashton, stan
held Hall, and Amy Liwrepcs
0'oeys Ladys Book fer December, containing the
latest Fashions for ladies and children's dres.
Ladies National Magazine for December
Yankee Notions for do
Things as they are in America, by William Oa.u
beers 0"-
All the New Books published received imu.a,.,.
ly Afterwards and for sale at
sHILLINGTON'S bookstore.
Uaeon Building, corner Pa. avenue AZ st.
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Hopes OF the Safe ty Of the Albany.-We
learn that there has been forwarded to the
Navy Department a letter from the Master of
the Albany, addressed to his father, and writ
ten just as the ship was about to leave Aspin-
wall, in which it is stated that she was about
to 60 through the Mono Pass-that is, to make
the voyage on the south side of Cuba. At
this season, the winds prevailing along her
contemplated route are VIGOROUSLY battling,
such as would compel her to L" beat" nearly,
if not throughout, the entire voyage In that
case, it is thought by naval officers here that
her passage has not been remarkably long
one. The receipt of the letter in question has
certainly generated hopes that she mayyet be
safe.
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HAVE YOU A COLD?
TRY GATHERS HERB DROPS,
A CERTAIN CURE for COLDS, ,OUGHs. BRON.
II CHIFIS, and Diseases Of THROAT & LUNGS
nov 27-Im
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wssHrG- ~Evs AID GOSSIP

n. g. Cue : ia Spanish Mini,ter We
lesFn III u tc ''re l1nr ct which we 20 to
? 60 dsy Less dad been no material change
in TIE condition of this gentlem IN. His bed
is still surrounded by sympathising friends,
who, with accomplished and attentive physi.
clans, DrS. HALL and May, render him all the
aid and alienation of which his situation ad.
mits.
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The Currsnt Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation Saturday, the 25th of Nov !,
the wee of Treasury Warrants entered Oh
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49, Attention Pioneers The Pioneers
l3 Of the various Nj itary Companies are rs-
questtd 10 attend a mseti g at Columbia Armory,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana svspus or
TUESDAY EVENING, the 2Sth INST, a. O'clock
As business of great Importance will bs brought ny
for their consideration full is
Delegates are requested to wear portion Of their
uniform
nov 2T-2kt
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DICH CHINA ORNAMENTS, suitsbl.
LIZ for presents, at LAMMONDS, It'll ST.
lnY I1-H
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-Cotton is UNCHANGED,
the market quiet and freely supplied. Or
leans, fair, St; middIing, st; Upland, fair, s;
middling, st. Flour, Western Canal, l3s.
Corn, yellow, ASS; white, 48s Brown, Ship
Icy Co., quote the corn market quiet, with
I'd. decline on wheat, Cd. on -four, and Cd. on
corn.
Consols have declined to 92f, closing TO,
money at that price.
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DIED.

BURGE-On Monday Jan. Q Ms Caroline Mary, wife Of J. II
Hobart BuYge D. and daughter the late Carts OF rey l.
FT attend the funeral al r NJ on rhasday
9Th inst from No % Greenest
Troy papers please copy -, ,., A.
Eliza Dorerpus widow the Jacob Dorema 61 year oil
relatives end friends family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from late residence No 1888 East Twenty
thirs st. on Wednesdsy Jan a. O'clock r. M WITHOUT iIne
GAsouE-on III. I'd January Smith Gaqae, aged % years
The member, Of lie Fifth Ward Police also the relatives and
friends of the respectfully invited 90 attend the ianet
om Bis residence No Sc Whtest, On wednesday 4sh n
GREFNE-on Monday Lsande Greene in the SD year
tn. ps, and .eousranees ohe deceased and sso those Of
he cora Wallace Augustus respectfully
funeral Thursday afternoon ct O'clock from M Ae
residence No. 70 Msdson-st. , NJ u-u
KFLLOGG-Iu this the Ss u Sarah Warren kellogg
John and Betsy Ahn heos anu Saoa
csrRher OF Isaac Warren Esq IN the 18Th o. her
LEWIS-Jsnusy after lingering lines Sirnon Le"n 'seu
fhe relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to seud Wednesday, 4h inst from No 70 Wet
Broe6vay-psee. Gtl2 NJ. -
LINEN-On Monday evening" Jan Mrs Lo1s Oliver vile o.
His and acquaintance family respectfully invited
to funeral this from her late residence No 10
sKEILY-Jsnusry3 William Hernandez emily child Of william
ard Correis R. Ske1y, aged months
The relatives ara ends family respectfully invited 70
attend his o'clock Wedn sdsy afternoon from the
residence Of bis parents No 90 Vsek corner OF Lasn winout
further nyirat,on His remains will be taken 20 Greenwood
WRAY-On Sd Of Elkabeth D. dsusnef
ofChfhtopher and Sophia Jane Wrsy aged ID monhs 49,
frpsrl Fih Day morning 9Th nst ct IL 0ei's from NO "
Vausf AT
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op AND MFAi-There little change to notice In shs
valve Of Ncetsn holders firm and tho Inquiry
L coed onr inside figures and h s bid Tor lots TO arrive rhs
better held with much hrnn.ss and are In TAR
Canadian auec Tns sees OF Western Canal ~,
Ibis AZ ,ht State and t17 t
for mixed Mcgsn sad 10 so1d ONO loeuf9d
are zoo bb 20 srrve Inside figures Suhro F1u yery
firm supply nod AID nlury a spes or 10 ob, AZ
AZ 7yas7 s m mixed saigl brands baltimore, Afy.lir.
Sc RIVE Flour fales Il $50 bb' tine ~ D9st
Corn Meal demand sud 10 BE- ~ her hxhsT shes bos
Jersey In demand = 81 D@sfD ff ~ IDS
GRAN-fiodofs0f Wh~at have advanced thsr psnupas io
We b,s, On 60 note reported sale II hh Gne' a. sbos
a. R,ssursat'ed ADD held mneh hsisr s. o. sy Ds'
Rivr Oars plenty and srst t)fbL Tor S.he 81
WesieD. f.c for Jeuey barley 10 scarce a. trss
Cen IL limited supply nd prizes are better
en- IN, ~ uv 7727sc foro S'uhsrn mixed weeyy(
8i0 gee mixed oslo for Old rousd white ant 80
CSC CD yao. bite Beans senes sad wasted ~
OIL see To- Blscheysd Peas arc quiet % oH
~ tush-A
WTIsEYTh ,rs,t ithont much change the demnd fair
saesof bis e fo Jeseythe latter price with sa'a
trne-spd re Tor prlsOn. -, ,, l.,
PRoVIsIO.S-Onr naSst for Pork better the dens,4
scye tie arrivals sht; sales OF egg bbs ~ w
Prime; en- l2d S1l IS for old Primo Clenb scarce sh
demand moderated Sales OF Wv oo
Country Mess s3 80 for repseksd chcso ss
ASA as for Country Beef Hams queti sale, o sD
sood ssts st s Prime quiet at s2J Dsd
plenty d8o Cut du And hsay sg
eo for for shoulders Lard active ess
Prices unchanged sales Of $50 bb and cs at 81 ae AID s
kees lie pPt Butter Ia limited demand a. 9dl 4e
Ohio 5u lec og state dAeS Cneeseb sshs 'oasJ
eidltlc. . ,,, 4 s... IA. 80. ,... 49,. ,.,
forn ct 8S7 5Cds3s months -,
van. At S Ohio ard Connecticut Seed al 'se snd IL
ceses Florida AZ e
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MARRIED..

BoSTWICR-FERHUNE-O Monday, Jan by the Rev. Y
Farley D. D. Charles Bostwiek to Mary daughter Of Mr. Tho
Ferfure. ell ofths City.
FssFIsTYN-JAYKE-Int this City Monday morning Jan 2
MI Robert Fsesyu formerly Of udson 10 M Sarah E. daugi
ter Of Hamilton JAYNE, OF Long Island
Ions Island ard Hudson papers please copy
GrOSH-SMITH-I Philadelphia Dec y, by the Rev G.
TbontA b. Grosh of Fort Plain, H. to Msa Sarah s.
SIN tn 0 the former place. -,
GiFFORD FSIER-O Saturday evening Dec 81 By the Rev
Mleit Mr. Henry Clifford to Mary Jane daughter Of II '"
Fisher all Of this City
E.dison Tod. psren please copy
aPBE Lion Sunday evening Jan by the Rev
B. Grnne Mr. Henry Roome to Miss Mary Campbell. all Of
ihis CITY. =. =, n ~ -,
Rev Or Adams Mr. Albert Rykman of San Francisco to Mss
Martha Yates youngest daughter Of James d. Yates ESQ.,
City.
Sen Francisco paper rlease copy. -,
NeW-usven the 3lss Dec By the
Rev Mr. sear Mr SncaTto MI Agnes Mo both OF Scot
land. ~, , ,.,,
in he Forsytk Church Mr. Geo w Teller 70 Ms A O.
kard
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So o ,oS5 SIS, 20, Oil
r,..u 1853. .lsSsll1 i6,, i1

r,..s. 1853. IL S1AlN io5,iB H<"s L".s,
nth INST Il the last day for receiving bids Tor
the final issue Of convertible bonds Of the Panama ha
road Company In regard to this loan The Journal q
no,;raI sae Of small 10. Of old convertible bonds
today AZ o. hes induced call public attention TO the
nb;ect az The price named below the value Of the oon1
gd;, to ne estimation Of the holders generally and
ti bst the new issue ought to bring. II the sale was
esuv ade Il might have been person clique desir
inc to obtain the new ..uebelow par The present cap
ri Of the Panama Railroad Company is 900 the
hnrdsd debt ooo and the g. 900 to be issued
are 10 complete the road. The Company have earned
enouob the past six months the part Of the road finished
30 nav he accruing interest their debt declare hand
some dir idend the rhOs capital which, 1t mast je
ro,mbfed represents simply the part OF the road in
use bat ali the money exended and sti leave surplus
in the Treasury The books are now closed and we sup
psss dividend win be announced If such results
era be obtained unfinished road, and during the
poet unproductve portion Of the year, readers may
estimate what may be expected Of the whole road when 1t
is completed II win be during the year now conmenc
ing The convertible clause in the bonds ought TO largely
increase he but the stock now down to about
par this privilege does not appear as valuable as doubtless
will in the course OF the year We have said this much
for the Company because although is in its manage
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CITY ITEMS.
LECTURES, MEETINGS, EXHIBITIONS, ts

WEDNEsDAY, jan. 4 Is5t
BoUPccAuLIs Winter Evening'-Hopr Chapel, P NJ
HENRY WARD BEEcHERs -Wlliamshrrgh, " p VI.
Prof Observation-Disclosures Hall Fourthst " r.
Prof Fowl Frs LECTURE Brooklyn Insti ute ~ p NJ
DR.. CoILETT's LEcTURE-Bl ecker Buildings. " p M.
IAI6HT Theoretically DebsteNo. Is Laizht " p NJ
FRrE DEMocRATIc LEAcUE-Siuyvesnt Institute y p ~
VETERAN CoRFs-Suyvesant House. Lspet ard st ~ p NJ
sociyTY OF SIEcHAsics TRADEsMES472 Broadway r 81
board OF CoUkcILMcN-Cdy Hall, 5 z VI.
s ArNivFRs ARy-Eoroks st Baptist Church II ny
FIVE POINTS OPERA-BroadwGy Tabernacle y ~
IorIYsoN &c Barnsm's Afternoon and Evening
TEoLE ToN's C,sN, % NJ snd N &c at the National
MASKS. IN FACES, and oiher pieces ~ Bnrton's p NJ
SpEFD TBE Flow Curiosies OF Literature" Ws.ck T.
CbTARAc1 ~ THE G,EGEs, &c, at the Broadway 1PM
WooDs MINsTRELs-Ethopian Delneaons4H Broadway. H.
BUoELEYs OPERA HoysE-Ethopian Deneations-59 Bsy II
kEw.Y oRK ATEREqueHran5 Bowery and y ~
BRoApwAY BwsY, 10 IN r. ~
INDUSTRY NATIoHs-Cryssl Palace, A. M, 20 dusk
BANvARD's FGYPT Holy LAsD-5)5 Broadway, ~ p "
JONES' PANToscoPE CALIFoRNIA7ls Broadway u =. NJ
PERHAPS MILE MrRRoR-653 Broadway and n ~
GALLEKy EGYFTIAN ANTouTIEs69 Broadway 20 lJP VI
NOoD's FREE PIc~uRE GALLERY daYNo f5 Broadway
WORLD MINIATURE, Broadway 10 A NJ. to 10 7 NJ
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From which it will be that the decrease in rossios
now amounts TO $4,000 bales the decrease in exports 10
Great Britain, 272Oo0 France, $4,000; other Foreign
Ports 600 Total decrease in exports, $4,000 bales
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared dividend
of four p cent, payable on the 10th inst
The Michigan Central Railroad Company have issued
circular giving statements of their accounts and business
for the six months ending Dec l. The balance OF income
TO that date after deductng expenses aud interest was
sn5Oll from which dividend of eight cent has been
declared leaving the Of se67 undivided The Crest
Western Railroad through Canada connecting with the
Michigan Central by suspension bridge over Niagara
River announced to be opened January making Por
feet railroad communication over this line with Chicago and
the West Various other lines in progress which win
bring business in this direction and two steamers OF The
largest class are building to be ready in the spring 10
run between Buffalo and Detroit
The opening of the Columbus and Shelbyvie Railroad
was celebrated on last Tuesday This Road commenced
last May Its early completion speaks well for the energy
of those having Il in charge 1t is twenty four miles in
kngth and passes through very rich country IL will add
greatly to business of the Madison Road and the proper
ty Of Madison
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From VEYKzUELA-By the arrival at Philadelphia Of The
bark Venezuela from Porto Cabeo have advces to Dec
10 Verzuela continued in very tranquil state the crops
were good particularly that of coffee which promised to far
exceed IN average yeldthe balance Of the old crop
selling at 1c per h. and hides commanded IA on board
II yellow fever quite prevalent and fatal among the
foreiru shippinp
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sew-York Cattle Market.

weeiy Sales the Cattle hsto propars6
EXPRESSLY Or The Ee~.Yort Tribune b. scLos Rosssos, r
the week ending Tuesday. Jsn > 1854
The ne IT marie, day vii BE- on Tuesday.
HlsKLT PLAcs-Uppa Bale Head, or Wsbjnstos Dtoys
y.,J. Lisron proprietor IN Forty ourt betwesa yxrA
.sa Fisys the psps market sr Bssyss ysas cad svs:
az oarket Tor Cow Calves and sheep OBrsn s
Cow, ara Calves; and At both occzcnaiy few Beeves
Had.or River Bulls Head Chsaberln pop<ssof foot Of Robin.
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possible.
AFTER NEW YEARs-The Metropolis that for q day or
two frightened into genial SMILE and breathed sweey
and gently q child has grown grave and earnest again
and pants like a warrior after battle Banks stores and
Offices that closed their seepless eyes with iron lids for
while now stare broad awake" Feverish engines have
reused from their brief annual nap and yesterday morning
were shrekng 10 each other round the town And queer
sounds they made be From subterraneaR
beneath huge blocks of brick and stone and under the
everbeatcn sidewalks came muled cries. as from mighty
prisoners in their dungeons. From apartments up alo
close under the high roofs shrll voices while midway
below sturdy boatswGins pped all hands to toll The uve
nile world is returning the school, the dashng sled
boused till clock and the satchel laden with much lore
succeeds the dashing rockers Old hearts that for DAY
ortwo Gutered little human and young like have resumed
the steady beat monotonous ollng bell and the ho
days are in the last year Almanac all except little bright
border the width of single day. that laps over on to hfy
four "a sometimes careful grandam frosty and remuous
with wears filings the hem of her old fashioned cloak over
the child that slumbers upon her knee But fifty four VIII
take care of itself 1t came in good and strong and
orsued the campaign Ike veteran Let it come let
We wouldn't whistle down the brakes OF time if we
could.
CoscrRr.-The last Concert Of NJ Julien was given at
Mctropolan Hall last night concluding the most splendid
series of lyrical entertainments yet given in this country
and constituting epoch in art We regret 70 saie ,ns'
tbe culture and renemen Of the City were unequs " neH
support. 49,, ho-o -
NJ Julien proceeds to Boston, and will return mere 70
Give c,and ball in short tme-en route to Philadelphia
,. porrc;couts last Winter Evening is tonight al
Hope Chapel on which occasion he will read an origin"
drama of his own, in blank verse
tn. new Board Of Aldermen in session last evening
IN. s,, matter before them aresouton to resppoin' MI
ohn Chambers as Deputy Clerk This waslaid on the table
to be considered again Thursdny as Mr. wilson Or'n1i
Denutv CLERK was the choice Of some of the members JOS
y ", one Of the efficient Clerks Of the old Board was
,pponted Frst Assistant Clerk of this body Reeves =
Teue. was appointed Second Assistant Clerk and Alfred
Cooper as Third Assistant Clerk HOrsnO W. rhsr Ss
rssnnopted Messenger Resolutions OF inquiry as 70 the
IN the Departments Of the Commissioner Of Streets
and Lamps Commissioner of Streets, and Commissioner o.
Perars and Supplies were adopted The Board appeared
inclined to cut down al salaries raised within the
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PERTAINS GREAT GIFT ENTERPRIsE-The Com

TtFHAM > OhEAI VII I'm IEhHISt-- HU OUII-
Eee proceeding with all possible dspstch With th
menls for the Ssbuton the gin properly the, deter
mode time and place shall advise readers sndaso
yo th6 the result IL Ia The Gle Tikets cogoue IN
neat demand evidenced Ire constant application for thsm
tbr vhere ihey sse The Seven Nile or' will
be iept exhibition twice daily at and o'clock NJ for
the wishes large number Of share
holder nho have witnessed lie eIhibitionr
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A 10y EOREYEI
"a Thing OF BEAU

"A Thing OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER. =
cher while the rsh o. childhood ufeInf the faces Of
children RED r. the weird finger Of light In all
re oyeurfs the deiss Daguer Quincy Broat
Leonardt the Raphael ofth department Of Art
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

FIRE-On Monday morning, a fire broke out in build.
occupied aeb', the of Henry and
Hsrrison IL totally consumed Loss about 900 1t was
owned BY Mr.. Sinonson.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The N Y TRrsusr

.,
AsHFs-Ths msfke quiet for s kinds Pots - ~ aud Pearls
g. rs No bills In the mar ket IS vet
COTTO.Ths Board Of Cotton Brokers'" In their weekly
v the irregular during the week, cosss
without spt with Gales Of 67 bales As 70 lows export LII,
one speculation 500 In transit 1850 To-day the mar
quiet with sale. of 2 b'les export lOs homo uss SS
speculation, ga ct the annexed quotations
Ci.As
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Advertisement /

ROBINSON CRUsoE AT BARNUMS.-WhO has not
Robinson Cruoe Who has not reveed Us Wild romance
GORGEOUS descriptions Who has pited the deoate
roiced him the discovery of his Fdiay
All and the resz,on as IL Of chhao lit
fascinating spectacle Of Robinson
performed this and also tbs evening Everybody
should