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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06
FINANCIAL AAlD COMMERCIAL.


..,....tsf.. $1,000. I. TrsDAr, Dec. S-sP.M
The market took an upward h I'm this morning, partly
perhaps in consequence Of the ank statement Of last
evening which showed trining in crease Of specie
increase Of deposits Of two ,iiions The rail
road fancies the chief favoritsA Erie rose TX
New York Central IN Hudson River 8, Nicaragua i'm
proved X. Reading, Cumberland and Canton wers
steady at last quotations There we're laes transac
tions in Erie Incomes which sold high o. under
the influence Is said, of that the csntiA entail
interest had agreed to take the bonds exchage
for the old State stocks continue presssd
the market for sale.
The Message had appreciable effect on the street.
though its pacific tone may in conjunction with other
have operated to stimulate this mornings i'm
provemeut.
Money Is trae easier there being less fear Of con-
tnued drain OF god in consequence of the rate Of ex
change. We quote bankers bills at 1857 to l0sA No
change be soed in the rates Of paper X per cent
Is freely given with Hrst class The brokers have
still great difficulty in obtaining loans
dividend Of per cent has been declared by the Della
Hudson Company and the stock sells at loo
div.
The navigation ON the Erie canal closed ON Saturday
for the season.
The following card from the Chatham Bank contradets
a foolish story published in a morning paper =
CHATHAM BANK-A commu nication having appeared
IN the New York Daily Timer Of this morning
in the following words:-"There Ia stated to be
considerable decit in the accounts Of this bank but
whether resting upon the present late
of its affairs ia not yet known -we the officers and
directors of the bank, do unhestatngy say to the pub
Tic that there is foundation for the statement that
it is false and malicious statement and put forth by
inmlcal to the bank The bank 10 fully able
to meet all its JOHN mi VA RfsHp' President
o. II. ScaRnNKR Cashier.
b W. Merriam, VIM. l.. Conklin,
Chas. j. Shepard, A. Duryee,
Chas Sanford. James NJ Shaw,
Chas. r. Swords, Egbert Scudder
John G. Storm, John B. Durham,
Cornelius Pollon, George B. Whitfield,
Elias G. Drake.
The following the transactions at the Assistant
Treasurer's Office during the day-Received $55, no;
paid, s17o,642 2s-balance, s6609,942 So. Payments
Assay ONCE, $34s, 1857 TO- coin.
Messrs. Adrian H. Muller & Co. hold their regular
semweckly sale Of stocks and bonds tomorrow WED
nesday Dec. 6th,) at l2h O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
Elsewhere will be found the bill introduced into the
Canadian Parliament by the Inspector General Mr. Cay
ley to modify the tariff The object Of the bill is to sub
sttute specific for ad valorem duties, and also in
to reduce the tax paid by the people of the
Province. It affects articles Of prime necessity. Thus
sugars to pay according to quality, 12s Ss 3D. and
O.. 3D. the cwt tea, coffee and tobacco, ID. pound;
in wood, Is gallon, and in bottle, U.s. 3D. dozen;
brandy, 49, but whiskey only Sd. gallon &c. It is,
presume, experiment in legislation, and one
\ Of very doubtful expediency.
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T,HE MARRIED wONAN's PRIVATE NEDICXi On
l. panion, by DR.. A. n. Mauriceau, profsaacr -
diseases OF women; one hundredth edition. 900 oeOY
l2no, pp $50, on hne paper extra bindsg; price ~
hood 10 womanhood, and also wife and g naotAr
fully described with the cause, the symptsus a. go
the proper mode Of treatment, in plain sina, - -
the most chass language, easily undsrstesd Al -
symptoms with those described, the nstnrs, eSssssS
and suffering. The wife about becoming rosser -
often need Of instruction asd advice Of the utD~ee.
portAnce to her future health In rsspseA "a vh.S
rensitivensss forbds consaltinr : r.sdiesl sss1ss-
VIII nnc such instruction and advice ana also expsna-
lions Of many symptoms which Otherwise would eccasn
much anxiety o. alarm. How many are suffering fssa
distractions or irregularities peculiar 10 the fssss
tenn which undermine the health Of the elect ~ 80
they are ignorant and which their delcacy orbds
ing meaical advice. How many sugsr from prulapss9
uteri Calling d the wonb) OF from aour aibas (weah
ness debility, &c)f How many are in constant sgosy
LOT many months preceding conhnerncut9 How naaE
nave d'mcut not dangerous deliveries and SLOW eD9
during such tms viii each And In its pages the sees -
prevention, ameloration and relief. How many enssr
moments, how much anguish might have been spares -
the eufereF, to the husband, to the rsauves uey
possession Of this little volume II Is imQraetcasss ~
convey fully ths various subjects treated Of 81 tney Are
Contemplating marriage For sale BY stringer Town.
send, 222 Broadway; Adriance, sherman o., ASTON
House No yescy street; Dewitt Davenport Tribano
hndinrs: AZ No Astor House, broadway, and at the
puhlication once 100 Liberty street. New York JssepA
fuckcr. Mobile also 7. b. Peterson, No. Chestnut
be- transmitted by mall free OF postage, TO any part ~
the United States All letters must BE- addressed pHst
na;d 10 Dr. A. NJ MAURCEAu, once l2o Iiheyty street,
X, X. o. boz "a New York p0st 0dce
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HAVANA, Nov. y, 1904.
We are without any important changes TO notice in
he general market since last report OF 18th inst
SugARs.The demand for this article during the fort
night has been moderate Mt former prices which would
doubt have declined but for the small stock lett
ssls II which two thsdsse already in second bands The
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EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN, HAVING HAD ExTEN-

A EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN, HAVING HAD EXTEN-
"A sive experience, and who has been engaged for a
long period in the service Of the East India Company
likewise having had varied practice in all parts OF the
world in the treatment Of every disease incidental the
human frame, offers his services to the people Of the
United States and win forward to any recipes and drec
speedy and perfect cure having diplomas from Of
the principal colleges in Europe. In Of rheuma
tism, dyspepsia, ague &C., his prescriptions will have
the most decided effect, and Of his remedies are
infalible. He will forward, the receipt Of dollar
such IL requisite to any who will give distinct
and full explanation Of their several ailments, and fiat
tiers himself will be disappointed. Letters ad.
dressed post paid TO DIR. Henry Andrews, Post Once
New York city, will be promptly attended TO.
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WASHINGTON RESTAURANT, BR0ADwAY-RfCH
w green turtle soup ready this day, at o'clock,
served with real Persian nectar Also prise venisoa
steaks, dressed Ia superior style. .
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M ANIED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD CONNECTIONS
70 Introduce new literary work, OF great interest
ana sosy particularly suited TO the present season
y, 70 sucn, liberal terms win Be offered. Apply to b.
,inson At the office OF the London Printing and Pub
usnins Company, 81 Dey street.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF OF POLICE, DEC. 6, 1864
An owner is wanted at this Office for pocket book
containing small amount Of money-found. Also, at
the First District Court ombs Centre street. for one
light skin lap robe, supposed to have been stolen
GEO. w. MATSEII, Chief Of Police
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T,NGIxsa OPERA AT NIMO,s Gxsnss
~ to AL parts Of the house SO oents Orchestra Arm
chairs u; Private Boxes. S. Doors opsa a. az: y
commence ct TX O'Clock 80
osr N MHRS Hosn s EyEsI sT;; DEC; q
L6CY OF LAMERMoos
LUCY ANTON. ....................M MILE NAU
Raymond M Hcraessiie Col Ashton nv r. I n,Gys
Arthur NJ Geo Harrison Norman Mr.. Chambers
mrss,l pTsesGT < vs Mr. 1s TuOsSs sAE.A
DURToN's CHAMBERS sTREET.-Y0URTH WEEK
ID Of the New York play.-Ths great hit Of the sea
Wednesday and every evening this week,
TIE GrrEx TEN AND LOWER TWENTY,
nightly played TO full and fashionable houses.
Mr. Burton. in his great part Of. 49, .Crookpath
nr. johnston. ss the. New York Boy
NJ; Fisher, M Merchant Ma. Raymond, Mrs Hughes
THE MILDLY ASHORE.
Harry Halcyon, with songs. ..... Miss Mccarthy
Seats may be secured three days in advance.
DOwERY THEATRE-PRopRIE1OR AND nANAeER
ID =. Waldron; Stage Manager Robert Jones -Prio.,
Of Admtsmon-Boxes, - cents; Pit and Gallery l2h
cents; Private Boxes, IS.
THE CATARACT or THE GANGRs.
with the combined companies-dramstic and
FULL STUD OF HORSES.
New Scenery, Dresses, Dances, Machinery, &c.
CATARACT OF REAL WATER.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 9,
viii be presented
ASTONISHING EQUESTRIAN FEArs
BY THE WHOLE OF THE STAk TROUPE
The performances will conclude with the great drama
Of TIE CATARACT OF THE GANGES
Mokawa. Mr. Arnold Iran. Robert Jones
Performance every Saturday afternoon.
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NIOTHNG.-L AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
" clothes to dispose Of receive fair cash price
by sending the store IL Laurens street. Canal
Broadway address by letter through the Post
to s. COHEN. Ladies' attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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MUSICAL.

MUGICALs
A YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS UPON THE
IA piano, upon very moderate terms, to a few pupils.
Please address note to Miss Mary, Union square Post
Office, for three days.
HHICKERING ROSEWOOD PIANOS, AS GOOD AS
~ new, for s175 one az rosewood piano for $40;
mahogany, octave for $3.50; for 500; six rose
wood 61 octave for $685. also splendid diagonal SCALE
octave, together with large assortment Of pianos
suit the times MCDONALD 4 BRO, 292 Bowery.
RTUsTCAL.-WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A BASS
XIl singer, who reads WE'LL Apply Immediately to
T. WILSON, 127 West Broadway.
CNGIG CI.AssES.-AfRs sEGUIN's ACADEMY OF
y Music, No. st. Clements place, Eighth
street To accommodate ladies' and particularly those
attending schools, Mrs. Segun has formed singing
class Saturdays from to O'Clock. The Mrs
Seguins library for the pupils.
w wIEsE, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, NO 81 MARION
W. street, near Spring. bess to inform his friends
and the public in general that he is able to furnish
music for private parties, and promises to give the
same satisfaction that he rave last summer ut Sara
toga Springs Any orders left at his residence will be
promptly attended to.
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DEwARD.-LOST-ON MONDAY, NOV. Q, BETWEEN
N the Astor House and Twenty seventh street depot
black waterproof travelling bag had piece Of white
leather attached to the handles with the Of White
written upon The finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning it to the Office, Aston House.
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DURDY'S NATIONAL TKKCATRE.-DRRH CIRCIE AND
i Upper Boxes, rs cents; Pit, lax cents; Orchestra
curtain will rise 1T ~ O'Clock. Wednesday afternoon
and evening Dec. g. the entertainments win commence
French and american Circus; after which, Medley
Dance by Miss Lefolh; 10 conclude with GILDEROY
DARNUAS AMERICAN hUSEUA.-WAx STATUARY,
strictor, the original Happy Family, go Wednesday,
Dec. q, 1S64-Afternoon ~ s, THE ORPHAN OF Gli-
NEVA. Evening, At ~, THE ORPHAN on GENEVA and
The LOAN OF LOVER. AdmittAncs To Nil rs cents.
Children under 10, 12h cents.
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IL from twenty-fcu to forty-eigh hours, allOviuu.
but shake. viii take any afflicted with 49,
matsm of his crutches within twenty -four hours -,
ask pay All other diseases enectually treated 80
cured }. 4. NOLAN, Indian Doctor, l2o Bsek -
street, corner Of Front, up stairs.
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OST-ON GOING FROM THE CORNER OF BROAD
IL way and Twenty third street to Sixth avenue, to
Twenty foarth street down to Seventh avenue black
thread lace veil Whoever win return the same to 12s
West Twenty fourth street. will be literally ied
and receive the thanks Of the owner.
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nRAMA1TC READINGS AT THE BROOKLYN ATHE-
IL n@um.-MRS. MACREADY the celebrated actress
win give dramatic reading, consisting of selections
from Shakespeare Bulwer, Rev. H. Naturn, Mrs. Par
tngton and several Of modern pocts at the Brook
lyn AthenGum, on Thursday evening, Dec. Z, CON-
mencng at TX O'Clock Tickets SO ,ents three tickets
fer dollar to BE- had at the book and at the
door,
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VIyOODs VARIETIES, MECHANICS HALL. 472 BROAr
w WAY, (ab0vs Grand strest.)
WHITE Am EriiopixN 1nnI;, Am
PERFORMANCES,
MOST TALENTED DENEATORS IN THE WORLD.
H. Wo0D though the first to introduce white charse4a
into Ethiopian entertainment, deems II not out q
place to call the attention Of his patrons and the puhk
generally to the fact that Mt the above Hall may SEQ
the sunshine aad shade Of the intsrspsrs
with
REAL ARTISTIC AND PLEASING PANTOAnH AN
DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER
b. Wood intends simply TO HOLD TIKI MIRROR n
NAIURE and give each evening faithful Representatives
aing him above his proper sphere in society thsrshs
giving very plsaAlng ~ well ~ most instructive
moral
This evening, an entire change Of programme.
"a
Doors open 1t OK; to commence at TX, precisely.
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DRCK MOUIDER-PATENTED 1854 WARRANTED
ID strong and durable. Any ordinary hand can mould
with 20 900 brick per day superior those made
by hand; weight $50 lbs; price 500. For machines
circulars giving full particulars apply post paid
RIPLEY Il REED, New York
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NvAsT OFF CLOTHING-s2,0 900 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest each price will be literally given, in
current money for large small lots Of good left on
clothing Of every description Gentlemen wishing to
disposd Of the above will please address or call ON
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MO FEE TILL. CURED.-DR CORBETT or NO ~,
IN Duane street, may be consulted with eoandsnao>
diseases Twenty three years In speciality $500
him to guarantee permanent cures. NJ B-Ik. q =
c'mber Of the New York University Sss his 49,
D ris ofRcs.
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Oyster SALOON FOR sALE.-THE wEIL-KNOwN
~ saloon 22S Grand street, under the Crystal Is
doing good business, and be increased To bust
this 10 opportunity seldom to be met with
Apply ON the premises, between the hours Of and
oScl p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06

TUVO BUTCHERS-FOR SALE. THE FIXTURES AND
Il goodwill OF old established and well located meat
and poultry market, now doing good business Will
Myrtle avenue. BROOKLYN.
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r OST-ON TUESDAY, AT NOON, IN GOING FROM
IL 4S Maiden lane TO 122 William street, and from
there to As John street. small parcel, containing
chaly sleeve, red silk and fringe. BY leaving the
above at 80 Great Jones street. the finder will be suta
bly, rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN NASSAU STREET FOR
Y sale. For further particulars inquire Of B0UGH-
TON WARD, No. So John street.
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T OST-ON THE 5TH DECEMBER A SMALL ACCOUNT
book, whilst passing through Spruce Centre, Pearl
East Broadway Market, Henry, or Pike streets Any
person finding the above by returning it to SO Pike
street, will be handsomely rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06

a. 9 CAPITAL ONLY WANTED TO SELL AN ARTI
RA Gle newly invented, by which ten to twelve dol
lars per week can be made For further particulars ap
ply at A. J. BASSETTS Real Estate aud boarding House
Agency, No. Aston place. fourth door east Of Broad
Wav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06

TTyO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, TO A
Il gentleman and wife or two single. gentlemen; the
street,
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MO nnn TO 5000 WORTH OF CLOTHING
Immediately Those having this
amount, which they sell at very low figure, and
deduct large per centage hear OF cash customer,
by applying at 102 Nassau street, room No: o..
PURDY 4 CO.
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TvNHEATRE FOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE FOR SFF-
i cuiators-The lease, good viii and 6xtures Of -
good business is well adapted orA theatre or va<s
ties of description. The present proprietor svfn
for California in few weeks, will sell very cheap. NH
"A fortune for enterprising manager For tszn
apply At the box Office.
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CN OOO ONLY.-TO BE SOLD TO THE FIRST BID
pAOO der, to pay advances, first rate elegantly
fitted up segar store location unsurpassed ALSO Of
Howe's sewing machines for $50, which cost $500, in
good order. Apply at l02 Nassau street, room No. g.
PURIFY h co.
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O6T-ON MONDAY EVENING, DEC. a. IN GOING
i through York street, Brooklyn to Fulton down
Fulton to the ferry, and to New York or up
Broadway in Fifth avenue omnibus to Nblos Garden
lady's breastpn, (gold cross, marked Ada,) and
small gold chain attached. The finder will BE- literally
rewarded by leaving them AZ 43 Water street. New York.
and will receive the thanks Of the owner who values
then at present more than their real value.
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| LNOUND-Ar THE OPERA HOUSE, on ~ VIA "a
Il evening, purse, containing sum OF mcsay. me
owner can have the same, payment Of chattev "
applying at 81 Nassau street.
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NURE OF CORNS BY MADAME BERNARD NO. 1877
~ b0wery, east side, between Broome and Delaney
streets. Madame B. respectfully informs the public
that she has reduced her price IN order to enable
to be free from pain, and feels confident in pro-
missing that she win corns bunions nails grown
in the 6esh &c. without causing the least pain in
convenience. Persons be attended to at home or
at Madame BIS residence, from until O'Clock p. n
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LNRANKIlN MUSEUM, NOS. II AND ~ BOWER
IL The above establishment, the only In ths uait
ed States whore the Model Artists exhibited 10
open, giving two grand performances daily 1t s,cass
in the afternoon, and in the evening
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DR. WARD, WITH HIS CELEBRATED AuN
H. medicines, Is making the most astonishine suzD =
record, at his ONCE, 30 Canal street. Country hs1en
containing 81, served with advice and medicine - re-
turn post Never known to fail.
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L,OUND-A SMALL SUN OF MONEY ON SUNDAY
IL last, in the neighbeThood OF the Fifth avenue and
Iwenteth street. The have it by paying for
this advertisement and applying at l31 West Twentieth
street.
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YJ,O LET--A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR
the Metropolitan hotel, would dispose of the
furniture for cash short notes IL applied for mme-
diately Ako half Of house to let, furnished
nnfurnished Apply this day 10 C. g. THOMSON, 81
Nassau street, room No 7.
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7 0ST-ON THE MORNING OF THE 9Th OF DEC, A
IL white poodle dog answers to the Of Bill
and feet shaved Any returning the 3l3
iowery will receive $40 reward from Mrs. Spencer.
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THO MOROCCO AND JEWERY CASE MAKERS AND
u others.-Wanted, person TO take share in old
established business excellent opportunity Offers 70
person with small capital For further particulars
street, up stairs.
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YTNHE HYBRID OR SEMI-HUMAN INDIAN THIS NJ
i racuous prodigy ia visited daily by astonishst
multitudes, at Gothic Hall, 3l5 Broadway.
woman's soul with sentiment reHD'd,
lmbues the hybrid hideously enshrind,
Personifyng Beauty and the Beast' combine.
Admission Is cents
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r oST-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON SUPPOSED IN
IL gong from Wall street to Jersey City ferry and
Newark railroad diamond breastpin The finder will
be suitably rewarded returning il to c. C. Iathrop
40 Wall street.
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A NEW AND INGENIOUS FIREARM FOR SALE
IA The owner Of very ingenious frearm, capable Of
being used either a single field piece and
which beyond doubt the most destructive and efficient
arm yet invented, 10 DESTROYS Of selling the right to
quired The may be and all particulars
aimed by inquring Of J. L. COSTING, 40 Broadway,
u stairs.
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nUTCH POTATOES SMALL LOT OF FINE DUTCH
IL potatoes to arrive per ship Masonic from
Rotterdam for sale in lots to suit, by
r. W. BURI.AGE, 1913 Pearl street.
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TTNHE GREAT FRENCH AND AMERICAN CIRCUS AT
i the National Theatre. There will BE- Q grand 20.
Torrance given At this house this Afternoon Wees-
day December g. for the accommodation Of ladies' sn1
children, or persons living at distance, who cannot
attend In the evening. Madame TOURNAIRE win ~
pear in her dazzling acts Of together VIII
the whole troupe OF equestrians.
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DART OF A GENTEEL THREE STORY HOUSE TO
Il let to small family. Apply at 9slz Essex street
tleinsn. Rent moderate. Location central Apply a.
above.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-17

TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, &C.
Il am receiving per scbooners Statesman, Fair.
TAX, and the Ann Pickerell, from New York and
Philadelphia, viz:
AZ half chests Green and Black Tea
" bags Java, Jamaica, Maracaibo, Rio, and
Roasted Coffee
Is boxes Ground Coffee
AZ do Adamantine and patent sperm Candles
30 do Colgate Co.'S Fancy and Bar SOAPS
IL do Esckers Farina and Com. Starch
ITO gross Matches
Italian Maecaroni, Vermicelli, Bordeaux and Olive
Fresh Prupss ssrdins', Walnuts, Pecan Nuts and
Layer Raisins, Ground Nuts, Almonds, &c.
200 boxes large bowl Pipes, on consignment.
ALSO IN STORE
bales new HIPS, growth Of 1853
70 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
part very prime
4boxes White Havana, and 20 bags of Brssil
IS bbls Crushed, Powdered, aranulated, Olari
30 do Syrup, New Orleans and P. r. Molasses
bright and heavy
AZ do fine old Whiskey, comprising Zeigler.
% Punk, Harris Ruthrauff's highly Is.
teemed brands
$4,000 Havana Cigars
100000 German Ggara
Together w..sn . largo and complete assortment O,
Ine subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
customers, the citizens Of Washington and the Al
joining counties, for thsir liberal patronage extend
"a 70 him for the last two year, and hopes with his
large increased facilities and strict personal atten
ton to business to merit continusncs of the same
WIN. NJ GRIPS,
La. avenue, between 9th and 7th sts
aug Scott