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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-24

- Young Mems Christian Asso
ciatiOn.-The Rev. c. Nj. Butler, ID. D., will lee
ture before the Association, THIS friday EVEN
ING, at the Smithsonian Institute. subject: Tayt
and Morals.
1t is earnestly hoped that all the members iii be
present.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
c. W. SCHREINEa,
mar 4-1t Chairman Lecture Committee
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PRIZE REEF

NJ uooNEk VIII exhibit on SATURDAY morning
- next, the 18th instant ct his stalls In Centre
Market, some choice BEEF, to which be would in
vte bis numerous friends and the public generally
70 call and examine. Ills charge will lie agreeable
20 the market prices msr .2-St.
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GIO RE w ARD.-s,r,yej AWAY from

&10 * r w A IL D.-Strayei away from the
S9IO subscriber, on Moniay, the 10th inst tao
II rses-one an iron grey color about sixt en- hands
.i:h. and tour years old. The other bay horse.
With three hite feet aud face, lUng tail and main,
md about Fix years old TIE finder VIII receive he
above reward by leaving thfm with Edward Ball.
Centre Market Space or with
ADAM GRINDER,
BIickmaker, New Jersey sveDus.
mar % -cfS
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

NIIE Ladies respectfully solicited to call an
l. examine oor new stock, consisting in part o,
thu following of McCurdy's wake-
White Kid Gaiters and Slippers
Also, whi-e and black Satin ljppers
Also, bronze and black French xid SINNERS
Also, morocco Slippers for ladies ard misses
Ladies' thin sole Walking Shoes end Jenny Iinas
Also a Large supply Of Caters, Ct The same make
very low price - : --f'' - ~
Also, great variety of oilers which We v i'll e
pleased 10 show to those Who give US cali.
tniidrns Shoes Of diferent colors. o.
Al; OF the above sold low for cash. -....
-i'= f7'f aEG1 ssh s. q. Mills co.,
81 l Cheap Cash Sh1 e Store, Nc. 8,
Washington Place. 7tb street, near 3.
mar SA-.v (Intel St, q News 6t)
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U "The Miser's Heir, or the You

DF ''The Miser's Heir, or the Young
Millionaire" by P. Hamilton Myers,
author of Bell Brandon, &C., has been
sent US by Joe ShillingtoD, corner of
Pennsylvania Avenue and 4 ST. This
IS pleasantly written book, possessing
much that is interesting to RAIDERS Of
light literature.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARrM sNT OF STAT

DEPARTMENT o. STATE, ..s-
Washington, March %, 1854.
Tie following translation Of dscrce, Issued by
the government of Monteviieo, is published for the
informatiop of those whom it may concern.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, March %, 1854.
Information has teen received from Ad. VI War
paus. esq United States consul at Ciudad Bolivar
Venezuela of the DEATH the 18th Of August last,
Of Alexander Ross, fJrmerly seaman on b ard O.
the American brig Grenada. And, en- the 18th c;
October, of Edward Rilry, late engineer on board
the steamer Apure, Capt e. A. Turpiu.
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LAGER HEFR RRFwrpy

HE subscri er has oper ed BREWERY con er
ef Mary'an avenue and 18th street Tor the
hanuf,ctory Of LAGkR BEER. He Ia, also fixed
MS house up for the accommo tston of such as may
wish TO enjoy a glass Of this Beverage.
mar 23-ot* GEORGE A. SPRENGMAN.
H'OuNO-A brown Setter DOG, with q white
= mark in the forehead and white at the tip II
the tali The owner can get him by calling st Mr..
oitner shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Eth
ana leth streets, and paying er this advertisement
mar 22-3tE
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NOM ETHING NEW

NOM NETTING NEW
y just opened large e. Of Fr.nch Sping self
opening aud s:eel sme silk Umbrellas Fancy cal
o-s for Gentlemen o. ladies.
Call and examine them at HOPKINS Gents Fur.
nishing Establishment, between Nation al 4 R,cvn.'
Hotels ms, o.
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600 BUSHELS Prime WHITE MER-
isOOO GER POTATOES suitable for planting
or Table use for sale in lots to suit purchasers or
toard the Schooner Hutoka. apply to the Captain
on board or to PETER RERRy
Water street, Georgetown, D. c.
mar 24-3t nnteO
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i Millionaire, by Hamilton Ingers
The Fortune Hunter by Mrs Mcwstt author ~
the Autobiography OF sn Actress
Barclays of Boston, ~ Mrs Otis
Hot Corn, by Scion Robinson
Ladies National Magazine for Arrl
Yankee Notions for April
Ter.
EEerytbiug in the Book, Sta ooneiy AMI cheap
publication line for saie AZ
SEILiIEGToN'S Rook>tore,
Cor Pa. sv. and 4 y ct ud-CB Building
mar Off
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EAACY HOSIERY
l. Just received q rich and beautiful assortment
OF Silk, Angola, Cincinnati, Lille, Thread aud Cot
ton OF new and beautiful igns of English md &C.
man ooods open for Inspection at HOPKINS Gent
Furnishing Establishment, between National ant
nroWrs hotels. mar 2i-lw
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pOINGS In CONGRESS.

> SENATE Yesterday, after NrsaEvsns bad
terminated his speech on the bill that he in
troduced, providing for the final settlement Of
claims of the officers OF the Revolutionary
Army, and of the widows and orphan child en-
of ,ho.s who died in the service, he furth en-
consideration Of the subject was postponed;
after which Il &
Mr.. Weller offered resolution, which was
agreed to, directing an inquiry as TO the ex.
peiiency of Increasing the salaries Of the
judges and fees of the marshals of tho United
States in California.
Mr. Mason then moved to 60 into executive
session, and after some time spent therein, the
Senate adjourned.
In THE House, yesterday, after we went to
press, in the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union-the Indian appropriation
bill being under confederation zzl--a> .s
Mr.. Millson concluded his speech against the
Nebraska bill. 81 s-s.s -
Mr.. Hunt also addressed the committee at
length against it; and Mr.. Breckenridge in
its favor.
When the committee rose, the House adj
journed. tl.rt
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JOSEPH HUGGrNs.

IEWELLER, Pennsylvania avenGs, between Il n
~ aud 18th SIR, cts. invites The tt,enti, n # n.
customers and I ne public generally 70 his fue as
sortment Of WATCHES, JEwELRY, aud FANCY
}0oDs, which will BE- sold ch sp rs 1t aly ,th-r
Enlistment II the city,
n. B.-Watctes, Clocks and Je wel-y csrefpll- 20
psired and war anted rsr aA-s,s
CHIKTs, sHIKTs-Intest D tt-rns- OF I:,-IIJ
~ French trint, and Ruff ID Bosoms lust on. ned
ard large asSor imeut and made to order French
Risbands detached from the Shirts A variety of
Bcsoms for shirts Cuff Buttons OF beautiful PATTERNS
1t Hos kINS' Gents Furnishing tstsblishme i h.
tween the National and Browns Eotels.
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COLLARS COLL iRS-
~ Just opened a large variety of Young America
byron, "hisker, and Opera Co lars, at hopkins
Gents Furnishing Establishment. between N.,ioI al
and Browns otels m,r.aIw
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IVA OVIWAu . COuH6CtloU WIN the Gafdi.
Ter Claim.-Thc writer of the letter originally
published in the New York Express, on which
= Pubicoia'' comm 2nted in our columns, on
the day before yesterday asks space in which
to reply to p, with we accord; as he con-
times to shed light on his subject, which is of
great public interest His communication is
as follows:
THs GARDINER CLAII-1IsssrS. Editors:
writer in your paper Of yesterday, over the
signature Of Publi;.ia, in abiding to the let
GER published in the .Sew York Express, shew-
ing tho true facts nt he case as regards Mr.
Corwin's connec:ioD with the above claim,
says the writer of that letter struck out GER
tain portion of the report OF the committee of
Congress, - which went to show that Mr.. Cor
vim was interested in the Gardiner claim from
he time he went into the Treasury Depart
nent, in July, 1850, uatii he received the
money for it in November, 1850. Was it not 81
TO make it bear GU. Ills assertion that after
SIR. CcrWin entered the Treasury Department
~ its Secretary. he had no interest, direct or
indirect in the Gardine:' claim. when the re-
.ort OF the committee, Of itself, shows that Mr.
erwin had positive in crest in the Gardiner
claim for four months alter he had assumed
he duties Of Secretary If the Treasury"
La justice to Public : 4, it is to be presumed
that he has not cxtmi ed the publish ed testi
Hony given before tia committee, or that he
;Ou.d not have made the above assertion, which
is as unjust a. it il ungenerous. There is
nothing whatever in the testimony, showing
hat Mr. Corwin retained any interest, either
az counsel or otherwise, in any claim under
the Mexican treaty, after he entered the cabi-
net Of Mr.. Fillmore; b.. IN the Jntrary, the
evidence is direct and clear that he Invested
himself of all such interest before he entered
he cabinet, and the fact is expressly so stated
10y the committee in their report, and that he
hot only never again appeared before the COM
missiOners after he tpok office, but refus ed
even to consult on The subject of the claims with
his former legal associates. That the parties
who purchased his interest were not prepared
TO pay the money down Immediately on the
completion of the bargain, and that in conse-
quenee. the formal written transfer of the in
forest sold was not made until several months
after, in no way affects the question; and par
ticularly as the testimony fuI Their proves that
the Board Of Commissioners adjourned the
month prece6'ng the formation Of Mr.. Fill
more's cabinet, and did not re- assemble until
TWO weeks after the assignment of Mr. Corwin g
interest was made, and the money paid; 30
that there had not been during the interval
between the sale and the transfer, the least
change in the facts or circumstances of the
case The writer of the letter to which Pub.
licola refers, has 50 emphaticslly referred all
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~ s>iasis-4sA t+a za--sl---i ss-. I'D $40 ~ o.
.i-sssi9 kssGaassse5s- vtds-s f. rsd e-~ lfs
Dbl % LSEIE siEaf1 "a
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~ MrS. ErnestiMe l.. Rose Will
uS speak upon the Political and Legal Fights Of
Woman, ct Carusis Saloon, ON TOMORROW (fri
day. EVENING, at ~ o'clock.
Admission % cents.
Tickets to be had at the door, mar o3-2ts
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ENUINE whitman Writing pa

tNsHlSG TACkLE.-MrsG q. AMBER
4 son has just received supply OF superior
Bass and Trout Rods mounted in German silver ana
brass.
Walking Care Rods
Hazel AMI Peppercord do for lisht & sbiue
Landing Nets. on telescope handles, with jau;4i
rings
superior Reels, Artificial Flies and Minpovs
Silk Lines, twisted and plated, hapdljpss 6tt.B
up, DC Musi-, Stationery, and Fancy Store
mar A-tf bsrvean u,b snj ION .,
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.l55sg ~ FtFsEs a r. .s s.l- 30 .-.- 49,
~ s4a4a s gs.-sNi giu- g q. isl1-.. "a. ,a -aa
al -' .4
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e. First Presbyterian Church on
- street.-There will Be religious service in the
Lecture Room OF this church every evening thi>
wrek. Tue public invited to st.end
mar o.
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,fsa -eaa E1GoH ils4tHs zt,s
ssE}l'liaa .iasss} IS = So. ~ - sos
41--4af +sgs
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~ Spiritual Nantes: atoms Mr.
lk3 CoNKnV. Cf New Y,ri,, the we'll xn owl
T It Medium, will arrive ia Washington on MON
DAY, March 9th, nj be consulted 1T lis ROOMS
at Mrs. Eobinson's, pernsylvania avenue betwe.r
lss and I'd stree and after that day DALI fror,
10 70 II IN 3 t. 8 aud to p. In. MAJ E2-3.s
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The uost bast Hi,t-ca Romance written by Da mas
II APPLETON Il Co., Nos. 80 and 3ic
IL, Broadway publish on SATURDAY,
EMMANUEL PHlLlBERT
TIE EUROPEAN WARS OF TIE XVI. CENTURY.
BY Alexaudre Dumas
Two vols limo pager cover, 81; cloth, 81 p
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tie present work he seeond volume Of the series Of
FtLch writer's Issued simultaneously Ia this country and Eu
rone ts the brilliant Historical Romance wit
ten By Dumas The parted chosen By Dumas IN this
POWERFULLY WRITTEN NOVEL
V the oioe OF he rign Of the Emperor thtres " OF
Spain whose abdcaior IL I'd period fall the
STIRRING EVENTS.
ard sfodiuE opportunity for the exhibition Of the
& ors hhest powers Compesut critics who have examined
CHEF DGUNRE.
70 modern writer whether European American Possesses
the talent ir deneetiEg character His accurate de-
m.ST QrrrS OF sco1s, MARIE DE- MEpicrs.
HElRY H. o. FRaNcE 1HE Dec GVIsE,
CHaELEs '. % SPAIN THELIGNY.
are lie ike portraits Isnciled By master bend
What uiEht have happened the Sh Of May, lbjtThe
hieh the sder becomes ntsd ith the
Hsrcss-The CoBfrsst-The Count de " sldOckJuce and
Eetr.t ufior-Tuth ard FiciouThe Squire and the Page
VIE, in the Dung Of MisnThe Demon of the
southlu which Charles v aodicatesIhe Court Il france
The uniting PArtyTe Lord Hizh Constable and the
Csfdiual-Nsr-St Qu,Lt nth Adyeuturers TentA Fight
MOI Gt The Fny1he Scslir gThe Assault-The saE
tive The Spanish Caup-Ood with ffs1eein the apat
nens Of The Queen Of FTsuceThe PeddlsnThe wedding
dfsses-Nevs hom scotsnd-Ihs TOurnament-The CbA-
l.use-1he Mora Conbat-The Propheey-Tbe Death Bed
The Ditouuoy Of the F.OfspLe Princess En- manuel Ph
hb.t,-R.turus to SAyoy-TLe Amtush-lhe Punishment
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i3e!io,crs Notices.

Ic%quros 10 Yonng Nfep.-Tbe Rev F. w GRAVES
Wi vef ~ lot dOeoIy 20 series Of Lectures = Young
Ner- - sATh EVENISG In The sixth q rrs'gy!e
EsrIoTs. TaE DUTIES AND THE nEsTINY OF
bOUNO MEN" Services TO commence at u eciock.
life nd Immortality for the Dying.-Al DESTROYS Of
~s,'L ns fcr Glory Honor and Immortality the knfdom OF
Gtd" invited 20 listen 10 the good news oy
Fidrs HASTINGS on suNDAr w. TO- Il mn Ig ionD Did,
~ s"op L., srd 9th...s Wismsbursh5 P ~ Friendship
Han ie,h's, between It'll and sth-svs New. Yolk:
Laahtsf Baptist Chure corner v.LisI and Light 1f
st-PIeeohlng sOSD.nI T. D-'iN" - > y Viva - " Ai1A
Of this cry 10 Nourg men.
seventh PRESBYTERIAN Charch, BroOne St, Of
pi6s's-oo SABBATH MORNING, the Pastor, the Rev.
Or HATFIELD preach The Loss Of the Arctic and
In the KNIAI-G on The Enssh bible-how we come by
it" Services At - 4. 81. and " ? NJ
Tniver.aiist Church, Orchard.st., near Broome.
lie Rev. I. J. SAWYER, ID. D. Pastor. Services To-
MORROW lCI o'clock 10 the Morning and u o'clock in
The Evening Subject for the discourse evening"
"The Existence and Attributes Of God the Ground Of all
Religion"
sermon-sussestod by the loss Of The Arciic-w be
IveIed Oh SUNDAY MORNING at lCt o'clock by the Rev
GEO. w WOODRUFF. at the NJ. f. Church on The corner
York and OOldsts, Brooklyn.
Advent Mission Church, Forsyth-st.-N. n. WHIT
ir.t Eide H. HASTINGS in the AFTERNOON aud
T. de- L. he MANSFIELD in the EVENING Subject IN
The ev nina; The Duties OF Christians in relation to O
GoveInnen,."l
The Rev. A. Nahan, President Of Cleveland UaiVersity
vii preach TO MORROW SABBATH EVENING, at "
oeook al the Flint Frse~il Bsphst Church, suvens be-
Ppce and Houston Services 10 the morning at lo
oel,ch by the Rev. D. GRAHAM, the pastor.
free Lectures aud Debates, every SUNDAY at 3 P.
"Tbe Political Aspec, Of America" Free seats Public in
vited.
spiritunIism- Sunday Meetings Ia Dodworths Academy
No 91G Prosdwsy. Mr. j II. w. TOO4EY will Lecture
TOMORROw AZ IOl A NJ and u P. NJ Conference at
p. NJ Seats free
spiriiuaIIsm in Bro0klyn.-Tbe Rev U CLARK
st. SUNDAY EVENING, ~ O'Clock. Conference at P n.
sestsFi
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Mem Publications.

lOcco Copies sold in ten days
DAYARD TAYLORs ADVENTURES IN
DAFRIcA the mOs popular book Of The day The Plates
From The London DAILY News ,,.-,
lift possible add anything TO the fciuson which
attracts so sny travellers 10 the Of the Nile this volume
would do ~ 2m 'o5 On 5sylsT
I'VE think deieou. enjoyment than to take
this and Wsbds of alone under the golden October tree:
There Is no romaoce to quite equal Of Bsyrd Tay
ior books Of travel Fact under his wonderful pen more
'A'''-' From The Buffalo Democraey
Asa writer travels especially. be has found bis
equal HI. chapters perfect dAsuerTeOyPe' of the
From The Yankee Blade.
TIesding. for the most part unh9esneyed ground be
has produced volume fre.h and orsns IS it IS Brilliant"
mo writer could d. sire better subject and few could treat
it better thsn cur suhor The style warn clear and
From The Cbic.so CorsresationAl Herald
Carries his reader with him IN most delightful eOmPAn
From The YswYOrk Christian Enquirer.
II will just open this delightful volume AZ page %
and read seventh ehapie @seh mi't.tsa i s will
not Bsysi Taylor Of necessity the mosi capital fellow
"''''' - ~ Prom The J.me.vile Republican.
There enough Of poetry Isiho' hlnor sns sentiment
s and airy grsee Of style 70 stock dozen woudbe travel
err. note books In ehiv.c lotiness Of purpose taste
y: e the sssG ,9d 81 W S,i R ssie s would
From The Utica Herald
tails and while glowing with q, the bahey Of romance,
inpreae, every with it. vesutnds Thsfe are eo9s
reader completely the ground described and introduce
him entirely the adventure and excitement OF uAVeL
From The Philadelphia North American
How Mr. Taylor should have accomplished ths dsnzer
voyage IT, indeed wonderfui 1t still more woniefia
that he should return 70 tell o. II"
From The New. York Express
I'VE question whether anything eIquisitey graceful
ea.y and row esp be met in the wide Of topo
saphics or descriptive literature than 20 be found IN every
ysge Of this book AZ which we baye looked"
@. p. PUTNAM Co No. 10 Part-plaee
THE WATER CURE Journal, and THE
l. PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL, for NOVEMBER
will be put to press Monday, the 18th ADVERTISE
hENTs should be the Publishers No. SO Broadway
to-day BY Monday the latest avoid di'apPons-
ntnt.
Subscription price, only 81 year each.
FoWLERS WELLS, No sos Broadway.
two blocks above the PARK.
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THE SPIRIT Of WESTINGHOUSE the
i third humber Of THE BOSTON WIDE AWAKE tor =
fu exrose Of Roman Catholic Dona The Tale Of me lcfi
rricn thrilling story continued Also fall q Ed.,onas
on Kno~ Nothtnssr- real spicy rznoer. DEALEh
BROTHER, NosL IL and Is Ann-st, AgenI And for sac
everywhere -Four cents copy.
ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN
T. and other FOREIGN BOOKS. FOREIGN Circulating Il
bray. FRANCIS HoRsTALL, Ne IN Broadway tssTvssa
81 snd leshNa)
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R-A-WILLiiNs STEVENS WILLIAMS Co.
Pr,,.es and PubHhe BAY. much Ps .ry one Of he
Nc - rorhs Of unnvLed Ar.
.t, sI Edwin LaSssser, D. 4 Picture 0sier<s NO. ~
Byos6vsy
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o. Z. Am Executive Convection of I. A ofths City
ard County Of New York will be held CaancsJ Rooms on
MoNDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, e, oeoes By order Of O.
The Lecture Sesson.-Hsnsger. Of Lyceums, Inst
suites end Assoc Of securing the services Of the
ub.erer are requested to address their letters to TIE Rev
Dekalb snd lie FsyetteAvs. Brooklyn or to care Of
CHAs sCRIBNER, No. las Nssssu-st. New.Yort
Breyoort House Restaurant, Fifh-ay., corner OF
Eishfh-sf.-7his estsbhment conducted exclusively on
the European plan has Restaurant attached for the scon
modson Of Ladies and Gentlemen not residing IN the hoie
Dinners and suppe will be served at ell times Oh short noce
either in private rooms In the Restaurant
Special Telegraph Notice to the Publc.-Th, p16-
lie respect informed that the HOUSE NE Of PRlSI
ADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON D. G., rs.
been thoroughly repaired and now ~ orqef iof me
vieh sre rTipfed ~ the Instruments used th. line
The undergned svsis himself Of thu occasion TO return
thanks for the liberal patIonsse extended 70 n popular me-
HENRY J. ROGERS Superintendent.
Kidder's Gas Regulnfor.-ssving 25 per cent? with
better bs ,, =, . w.. n. ~ ,o.o
The ss Regulator Of Dr. Kdder H. In opinion the most
valuable for regulating the dow OF gas TO the burn
II correct principle and will accomplish admirably the
objects for which IL was designed
are this ent reduced considerably
below that the mains II will enable the consumer
sain equal amount Of light mailer expenditure for
lees the pressure under which the consumed the
greater lie the amount Of light obtained
Engineer N. Gas Light Co.
Orders received at the Gss Regulator Co.'S o6ce No IS?
Broadway
Fruit and Ornamental rrees.-PARsOSs Co. Of
Flushing N,wYoTk have extended thsr grounds and
cultivation very largely for years snd offer for sale
srge variety aud quantity than they have before Of
TREES and SHRUBS For Catalogues apply by mail
Thomas ITope a. Co.,
No. l32 Chamoers-st
Sole AGENTS for tho
ST and WINES
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NEW BOOK by Mrs. SOUTHWORTH.-
~ THE LOST HEfREss. In paper 81; Cloth, 81 IS
g The sIeelenees Of the Lost heires7 are May and
great We regard Of the best the whole Of
Ma South Eor productions For the bAncy and point Of
her eonversapons the and spirit Of her narrative the
.rercd graphic character Of her descriptions Of natural
scenery AID the general power and originality Of her eones
tions she occupies front writer's Of acon he
moral excellent one-eslcrlafsd do good 81 IL read
en-. The .ory Is Intensely iafere.tLE.r ,,
For sale BY EVANS DiCKERsON,
Under the Wsyerly Hotel No 6g7 Broadway, y. T.
49,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Corvcf's Family. Portrait 10 the Old Hsl
The Governors Ertree Id- Return
EsEreellsucy's FresiGe Meeting Of Mother and Child
The Cordenres Cell True ana False Heiress
Tta Portion The Cabinet Picture.
Lsdy's Dressing Room. The Summons.
N.ff before th- Fxecuton. 1ne shadow.
N. Mountain Gorre The Bed Chamber.
Wsif II II Wild Waters A Vision % sudden Death
Pr b'sn's Psfrcisn Bnle. A Star ~ silver Greek
= Bev7 Of Fair Ladies The Midnight Visit
Tbe Lone T.'e The Msnsc'- Cell
The Aprsrtion. The Los srfe
Tvspbl rreut Of Maud The FounG Daughter.
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