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TELEGRAPH PROJECT REJECTED.

Bcsros, April A special committee of the Maine
legisla ture whom referred memorial from New
York and Boston Of granting the right OF way for
opposition telegraph line from Portland to Calais,
ported to-day unanimo usly against the project,
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a. RIDGELY, Apothecary and Chemist. First
n. WARD Pennsylvania near the sever Buidinr
tween 18Th 2h the pleasure 70 inform BE friends
In. ward ths the RENTING OF nh store nov
business al made The In
tsr.o"s unsvodaby attending being end
Al he h now his whole attention 10 his friends
ana night Medicines 81 the
best quality dispensed and the utmost care and attention
rrs.h kInr Lick Congress, and bedford hand
An -po
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pTRAN aOOD~-aPaING, 1eB4e-Tks rubscyibcrs are no-
- splendid W..
pr,ed ssnnd No SCUM
an stock 81 sne sno
sin bonness ha flowers, hc and Panama psm sno so
hats old patrons neceanss ana NIL
liner. generally invited ersmir. confidently pesne mem
variety In novelty, snn IN sV'e's ""7s".s"
Orders carefully '"' p''"''' THOMAS WHITE co.
msrI4-dim
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nv >. c. MCGUIRE. Asss,.~..r.

ny =. G. MCGUIRE. Aoctae~ssr.
deal EsTATE At AUCTIoN,-On Tuesday afternoon, April
Jlh my shall sei lots Nos 10 snd III in
square No fronting fee, inches New Hampshire avenue,
inches north street. and iss feet On 7h 'ur ives.
cash.
By order Of the Commissioner ~ Public sudnss
j. @, MCGUIRE,
Mar 9o--a Auc6onesr,
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INTENSIVE SALE or NEW AND CELsbkATED KINDS
Il roses, plants, fruit trees hc-or momaay ssnoo", npn
shal sei large number
~ ~. new and blooming
psins perpc,ua hyhde Bosseos Nosee tsa and Climb
me ros@s standard roses, from TO 9 feet high
jsponcns and Lima trees, oeander Jas
nina. myrtle. Chinese p~onsy Chinese wsers cematis
shs monthly csnaor and other new and choice
plants
Also celebsteA kinds Of apple cherry apco
snd peach grape vine evergreen &C. All o" "e s's
A. Jsrdia florist and nurseryman, Washington, d. {.
Ts,m. '' " Wv ~ las. g. MCGUIRE
Anctioneer.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE SPLENDID
III pisno e,rte sucoa.On Wednesday the 18th
shall sell Of Nicholas Halter 10 o'clock
\, M on north NJ sth and 9Th
opp,t. Colonel garden excellent furn
p,epdid piano forte, in solid
n,sry new Egser Co. Baltimore. tits
and considered TO be squs superior,
piano n Washington
Mahogany sofa spring seat parior and castor chairs
ridebosrd, marble top dressing and other bureaus
dining and other tables, workstand and hsfraot
msrble-top table
Maple high and collage hedstesds
Girandoes, collar, hall, and other lamps
China, glass, and crockery
Feather beds, bedding, hair and sboch matsrsssrs
Brussels and other carpets
Window shades and blinds
Cooking, Radiator, and other stoves
good Of kitchen requisites.
Terms Under 43 cash s2s credit Of sixty and ninety
days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
IN. house for rent Inc uire on the premises.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Ap7-d Apctioneer
QrHE War Between r"rhsy md Rpssss--A military
u Sketch by A. schimms fsnnig. -
History Of Oliver Cromwell and the English Commonwealth
N Cuiyot
Instr ubli ad. nd for sale d
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SENTENCE OF A RoRaER.


NORFOLK, Va, April 5-Isaac Yaodut, nyiced in this
city forgery has been sentenced the penitsntary for
years.
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LIQUOR BILL DEFEATED
HARRISBURG Pa.,) April 5-The liquor bill was defeated
in the house-37 to 81
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ADVERTISING roRA WEE d. w Clifford young
man IN India who recently advertised Tor wife, say,
that be is thoroughly convinced of the advantage Of ed
versing He says he has received in answer TO bis ad.
vesement 1874 letters 10 dagueeotype likenesses Of la
dies gold fnger-rings, IL lecks OF hair copy OF Tx
Marvers Reveres Of a Bachelor, l thimbe, and TWO
dozen shirt buttons lie ought 10 be convinced
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, April 6-About so delegates will 70 from
Baltimore the commercial convention
Charleston the 10th. Among them are Full
ton, editor Of the American Richardson editor OF the Ar
gus Baylor editor of the Tmes and Jones, OF the Patriot
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The new Treaty with Mexico.

The stad and reputable papers of the opposition
continue speak avorably of the new treaty We find
the following very sensible and saiesnanlke view in
the Baltimore Patriot:
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WILMINGTON, (Del,) April 6-The extensive iron steam
boat building establishment belonging to Mosss HarIand
and Hoingswoh, situate in this city totally destroy
ed by fire last night The loss is heavy-paaly insured
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WASHINGTON, April 6, 1854.
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SHIPPING,
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL W Liz. y3
j ksY Skeemers-Ihe stips oornposLrI / tR@ (5ln

~ hsn 81 srips oofaposiLk s>ANA kSeAs
On idAS, =, =, - yce, ot. Umingo OF
yellow fever, RoRaaT 8 NARsHAII, Of Halifax N g. in
the IS year ef his age
On Friday January 20, Mr.. T. SInoNsyrID, Of Mexico
funeral will take place tnis morning. ut 10 O'Clock
from the deI CO OF his brother 496 aroome street
On Saturday, January e. MARGAREr Eliza the beloved
VIE OF ltaac sneoiksr, ana daughter OF John Bszty
In the 4lst year Of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family and ,hs man.
beers OF Pacific Lodge, No 23 of Free and Accepted Ma
sens, and the n smbers OF Mount Vernon Temple Of
Honor are respectfully invited TO attend hw funera
This terIooD at O'CLOCK at her lats residence $50
Se.ond avenue. Her remains will be taken on Monday
mS rnpg 1T half past ntns O'Clock 10 tina Csus
tsry, Staten Island fer utermsnt.
Ga satrrcay January Il, EDWIN s, s5n Of Dayton O.
BeBntp, IN the 9TH year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
attend the funeral 70 norrow (Mondsy) Afternoon "
three O'Clock, frcm "a Clinton street.
Oh > turday mcfnit January al Mrs. MERCY relict OF
N late ssy mour rsy Tor, aged 30 years
The friends aid acquAn sncss OF her In law q. G..
Hsihorn, Jr requested TO attend her funeral his
rscepce, No. "a East thirteenth street, this afternoon
at two O'clock without further Invitation. Her rcmaios
viii bs taken TO Westport Conn !, for interment
D; Saturday, January II, OF consumption, Me-. JAMES
BARRY, OF KILLARNEY, County K,fsy, Ireland.
HE funeral viii take place this Afh poon At half past
two O'Clock from st. virsert's Hospital, rbirtoan IN
street rtsr ihhd avenue Hs f,iends invited to IT.
teio
IL III nio klyD, Saturday evening" January Il,
CBIEJ fiih son al tbs lAs Jas wilson Ssnr. Ia the
. year Of HE age
The friends II the family particularly requs Sod to
attend tne faoersI, from his late residenos No 10
Douglas street 10 norEos (aon-ay) morning., 1t hall
past ten cock
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On Thursday, January 10, Mrs. Macy BURNS from
County Cork, Ireland, sged 81 years
The friends and relatives Of the family respe tfuy
Invited to snrd the funeral to-day (3au n. half
past O'Clock from her late residence, No n Vande
water stree Eer remains win be inferred in Calvary
Cemetery.
On Friday evening January 20, Of srysipsl. EUNcs.
months and 20 days
The fsnerai win take place this day (SuadAy) at IL
O'clock fr No 81 Wet Thirty eighth street. fret door
east Of sixth The friends and relatives OF tns
family particularly requested 10 attend, without far
Their irs itsliou.
lin, ELLEN aAIoHoR wife OF John GAlliyhor,
rsivt tf the County Donegal, Parish kiliaDarS, Ire
Hpt aged a. yeAfs month and &c Gays.
The fi nee spd aeqbsiutancet and those OF hsr bro
thsrs in law Johp Daniel Gsllsgho requ,a.sd
10 attend her funeral ibis Afternoon, at O'Clock,
nom be late ssidence, 70. o ysaseNster street Her
rsiss will be t,kea TO csysry Cemetery for fnsrmsnt
On Friday evening January y, Of oonsump ton NANCY.
vi OF kiias Dexter, n the a9h yesr O. her age.
The freucs AZ aequsiasanc.s Of the family are rec
yectfnly invited 20 soud her fgr-rsl this AtArnooc,
~ two ol ct f:om her late residence, 2i6 BesSker
street
On Friday January 90 THOMAS PAIEssoS Third 500 q
Jtntt Paitersor, Torrland a. Drunasi, Couaty NooA
shi lrslard esdept 81 New Yorh for four pas,
fgtd % YEAR,.
The ri'Dda and acqusiLtances az the ,.ualT ara 70
specially invited 20 attend his fonea tha aiefnoon,
Ion - New York HospitAi, a. 2o'slck The Nssopii
Fraternity r. ereTai arr rsspSotfu invite. TO attend
Dgtl srd NevIy PAPER pitsge COPY.
10 Ills city, On Fues ~, January IL. JCIna WTr,
~ % q the late Itons Wfsi, Egsd CO cara uaootns
amt dsys.
Ht r.rsas we're irttrre3 ia Greenwood Csrrs,ery On
Wednesday last fem bar la'e rs,dsres No 40 Sullivan
street
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mnrDed.

Or Bern W. Budd, by the Rev Thomas Gallaudet, JOHN
huNrIR Purser u Navy, 70 SOPHIA daughter Of the
Conn.
Hartford Comm and savannah (GA.) papers please
copy.
On Friday everiug, January 20, by the Rev. T. D.
OBrien, LEWIS =. MHARRs fourth Of Major r. r.
Meares to Miss BASoRA GIBBONS oSy daughter OF Chas
Gibbons, Esq, al Of Dub city Ireland.
In jersey City, Saturday, January Il, by the Rev.
Fdson d. Rockwell Mi. MARGARET PuGH, OF London. 10
Mr.. HoRAro BAIE, Ct Princeton, IL May they b
happy
At Williamsburg l.. on Thursday, January 10, By
The Rer Mr. Balou, Nj JANE AIsIIE to Miss JENNY A.
HIcEs only tsushter OF John J. Hicks, Esq
In Warrington city, on Saturday January u, by the
Rev j. W. Brown, Mr. G. W ALc0Tr, Of Nes York
TO Miss ADELAIDE O. COCHRAN Of the sams plaos.
Al Rhinebeck Tuesday, January IT. by tho Rev. r.
z. Adams, Dr. VIZ. CRAsHR OF Beaufort N. C., TO Miss
May l. CHAnpIS, OF Rhinebecx.
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THE MILITARY.

ATA ppETikG OF THE HIk EH 4 sTayESS GUARD.
"A bed urustt " ros AZ be earrings factory
Ns tsdwsy Wednesday, Isth net he following
In6Ie and itso 1.iosr ofsd By Mr.. A. My1S and
tn i'm ouflv afortcj;-
d.u has ieen stel no tbs sold BY the desrse Of in
tofutstlf but al pite Del y; thtrsiore
Regolyed HE ststh oss faithful and snc, rc
fisnd trt fDy se % goodness sill hs me D.
W u nesliby psd the HEARTS OF al knew
h1
Received Tltt IN his s.riy decease, (htyi,s soaYocy
rrsctd ~ manhood lust entering pom career
d ns) 70 sSo ior,sIy reminded Of those ssered
votdr. bt 81 also Z sSy.n
Rstolyld Thai 40 dtJlY csrdoi3 With hh widowed
net = r fsyug los an oniy apt sso Win his si,lsrs
~ W lote o. -neticrsto brother and - se osnnot
bsftn tis sfe ier their hiepArabs loss " prSfasn o.
wcr F, ult point - hes ~ which las boen
rrorilti u Noeo no DO -ightfy .rf fo,r God
Pgtclveo 1hEtws tender thtnls 70 the tncevs and
cab libtfy Susrd aus - frisnds Heaafsf Tor
~ r 'er dt eor rsiisn upou ne eaon he osselncs
FUoivCd. Thst this company wfsz the shAi osdxc %
rtrsr ina - the tfsec q thirty esfs. =.
h. solvJd Thai cpy Of .asss ~ luuonsts hnacrea 70
thu. tb,y ~ puilishd ~ .ho sew
You Htrsld srd Fuu H. u hfNBkNsf 'ha'1 anu
HM ERock, SECRETARY
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sass Of mailing hs sequsintanos, said that IA 49,,
ta,sd mp" they would "lst him know" and had "ths
honor to with him . very good moi ming" 1t Is . 70
variable OF that ssnothpg has turnsd up" from all
Asse interviews This discarded, cAsto patriot comes
|hon high Magyar family. He believes that Hungarys
right an independent sats and supported this belief
by Sighting asan.t the House Of Ha pssurg captain In
The dviion Of the Hungarian army commanded BY Gen.
aI Benz but he 10 rot psrsd to ay tia. Hungary will
|svsr DO rep ubBo He bred TO the law and while
practising at Pesth he met H. Kossdth, whom he does
mot belisre to b. either immaculate or infAbIe Msrsn
Kossta speaks and writes English ard AL the Continental
scgussss, and is gentleman BY birth and educa,ion.
he 10 willing TO labor to the best o, his abilities for his
support
The above account shows how little care public
avs for anybody except as instums to work ont
Fheir evn ends. At present Kossta Is without money,
without employment and almost without friend. Yes
rtay he was endeavoripg to arrange with the hssdss
ssusreotypists In Broadway, to obtain opportu
pity to earn his bread.
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CINCINNATI PoLICE-Outrages as developed ia
the report Of the testimony we hope no citizen will
lsot TO The eutrsges committed-the gross
pursusd-win create. 1t should inc igr alton the
heart OF good citizen. Gcd have mercy on us We
be dependent upon the OF such
these to look TO them to from violence
II La high time An aka npe set ard the parties laugh,
TO know that there is Difference between brutality
the prorer Administration OF Justice aud enforcement.
laws No dtspotic power prooecded in such cruel
manner - has for year past testified against our
police net only in ths but other instances during the
past year.-Cindnnod Gdseie, Jan Ia
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EnARrURK OF TIN BALTIC Tho U. s mail steamship
Baltic, C,pt Cmstoek, left her dock at yest-riay
1br Liverpool, with atty two passengers.
sAnRa or THE CALFoRsA sTFAsIs the steamships
Gsrgs Law for Aspnwal aud the Star Of the West for
Fan Juao, which were prevented proceeding Friday
sfs1 DON, owing to tie dense g tsok their dap tas
yeate rday 4 orn;ng.
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DR. r. HUNTER member OF tho Royal College Of Surgeons
10 Ac in association with Dr. James Hunter late Of
the vist ply sans of the Royal Inhrmary Tor Discs
OF the Chest City Road London has removed to New
York. and opened Office at 76l Broadway for the exeu
Give treatment diseases OF the throat and lungs by nhaa
ton This trea ment for oonaumpon shiti
introduced into tho United States by Dr. r. Hun
ter, in 1851 II stats in reducing medsines condition
Of aud irhaling hcm into me lungs, The remedy u
applied directly the diseased 1t
the appetite impede digestion attacks the disease
seat renders the sSpcetorato relieves shorne
Of treah and by it's cheering has established
durability Of consumption aftcr cavities formed la
the lunsa. Refer to T. Lambert ESQ., Mayor Rrook.
lyn Thomas Morton ESQ 2l2 Pearl street, A Johuiton
ESQ rs Liberty street; u. Hoover, Eso U. g. MArha
Warrington, ID. o. " T. Andrews, ksq ,Gsorgssowu, ID.
3. A. Hepstiy Eaq West Troy Bell Foundry n. T.; L. L.
Pas o, Esq, Albany, N. y. &e., 10
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Hrooklyn Aihenrum. corner ,

Brooklyn Athencum, corner OF Atlantic
and linton streetsWo nstice advertised
popular place Amusement 9usdy evening" January
"a 1864 which ,easion the orid ~ned Dodworh
Band to perform also Miss Brainard vocalist Of the
first ORDER who received with unbounded applause Ut
aate concert Of Julien. In addition to tho above talent
Mr. GEORGE Bristow NJ. Celsurn, and Mr. Rnsk,
gagged We spprehepd this win be Of tho best
ments Of the ason, and recommend all who wish rich
tr at Of N ufio to attend. Iios es only 30 eents.
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CORPORATION NUrTCus.

Cemetery, BY .--S;c' SeTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
Jenerst Hhsmen, Opt AEusrs 9.npAnt or q
The funsrsl corbQe was under The command Captain
Johnson and numbered Altog ether about ESQ men.
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Naval Intelligence.

The soop Of war Saratoga, 1t shanghai GA the 4th
November, would remain there until the spring when
Ssbe sail for Jslan and home
u 8 1tesnshio Falon, Lieut.. J. wstsoc, from Nor.
to)t 18th ult sas ~ 81. Tar O tbs slit
slcop o. var Albany. CommsnlsT j. G. Gerry fsil
"a from 81. Ihcn,ss f7th ult for LAsusyra.
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OF he dseasss find mptlou It'll, Ids its away,
sixty two bavirs osd Of his dissass Next in order Is
mallrox vhich appears TO prevail TO larger
tent Than u,uh The Eumber OF deaths from 1t last
week wire for two
NATIONAL POULTRY SHow-The managers Of tbs NAion.l
Poultry Society net At the Astor House Thnrdsy night
r. EAfpur. Pseadeat In this chair, and A. Allen.
sore ay Therc good attendance OF geo lie men,
Il ell interest In the improvement o. domestic
POULTRY. Itsre siderable officially 10 consequence
Ia the oss CT pnsAn Ball in ayipg upon plAcs for
Toe exhibited After great any places had been
vstsd And rejected, it finally resolved that Mr. Bar
um be requested 10 hold tho exhibition ct the American
fGpseum, which he finally sceeded TO II estimStsd
at all tho expresses Of the exhibition, incluiing the
Premium, would amount to about $1,000 Mr. Bsrnum
sGreed 10 AL OF these expenses from his Museu
ep snc to haod 10 the society a.y prsnts vhicA
Ye wed with great applause It was therefore settled
that Ht fhow Of the National Posry s,.ety be
held the Mu,euu, Ar Barnum agreeing not TO make
spy additional chs for Admission dur1s week OF
ne exhibition A list Of premiums nog to $500
vas o. o,ted. sd 1t eed thai exhsi,o soou b.
~ whatever for and teepog Of the
While IL the city Nest Of the raroa1s have agree =
hsftst pss'um Is $50 Tor the best aud largest variety
Of sure bred fowls Tire second premium IL S25 0.hefs
OF $40 si5 $40 IS, 49, 81. no, for sl the varieties
e in tt tbo~ through The country AND tnstths ~ 81
TIE uby fhowps Albany the 7th sth md 9th Fstfu
sry s be sent down 10 the show in this els oa the
18Th A. tie chief jset OF the Society "a rpcJursgs
the improvement OF domestic poultgy by eri0ging
rs.her, ior Comparison and tkla iarts ylf.ety as
70 ba bonn every part ts1I~sess The .aA have
fsr The prsifgs OF exhibutg I. cir specisre sgbb.
,oa vi be admitted free At al tp,ts daring the eShlp
i'm Cd ard vafsr will ~ ~ yirs BIZ the oi-fy for
u fegs On tyhes is en- ssa proper psr'ons will . p.
stsae incon ss isnco 10 the Fowls iuD ndsd
xtihton may be cot aby tue Gf or The sh Feb,u.
~, 81 lhsi wi be iAsen care = y the sastera free
q eypenre 70 the owners TneJ sbcuid DO directed to
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aaas-sa--a-zz--4s.s ssaa=aaa-asa-
MISCELLANEOUS.

GS0n FER SALE, A SPLENDID DRfaEiNG 81
sDDUV. loco, within few doors ~ the nericAn ~
ssum. To msn VIKINGS good paying business this -
pptrtuny 1Ltre 10 Ions lesto on The piemisc ecd
cr seiDg south. Apply at H2 NnSsau street., room
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New Music = Bucna Vista Grand March,
to Major wool, u. a. By Mss Phobe
Van Schoonhovn Price Is cents. just published. by
HORACE WATERS $40 Broal Away
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We See that Our Old Friend, Cahiu, 377
dwAy awarded the medal for tho best patent
leather h0ots Al the great fair.
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The Charitable Fund.
~ NJ. .u..,, a~uwx~r la Z

Jas q. BKSsnT ESQ
Please asknows &c do the receipt Of two collars
from Roue and Ready, with the warm thaaks OF tbs
widow Very respectfully. yours.
ADAMS 4 LUCKEY, Per Rht. A. Adams
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Bsnvard,s Holy L.nd.-The D,st,n

BanvRrd's Holy Land-The DlstinRuishod
CLERGYMAN Rev Mr. Balch, who has just
Holy Land will lecsr re on the paintings week
nshs the usual Sunday repre- eent,ton o'clock Tho
paintings close positively on the 29sh inst.
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.sLet ms Speak OF q Man az we find Him."
song and chorus words by James siumonds music by
Thomas; price ce1ts sung by Buckoys, with immense
''p'''' '''' '''"' Horace WATERS. ss Broadway.
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prepared TO tupp sewing mach ines specslly fitted
bin ding hats In superior style Tho achnss fold the
binding the edge stitch beautiful with great
pidity and pArfcct regularity
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yhoA Polro RICO by the arrival of this schooner
Alexander Mitchell have Advices from Porto Rico TO
The 9Th Instant.
Grinding bad commenced at the south side of the saud
at the EAST End 1T would not until the 10TH
The sholerA having bcoI en- out NJ St. Thomas, all
pun;cauoD has been stopped between the Islands, and
Al wsssls IRON Il ere suejso to toe most rigid quar-
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wHAf is Mr.. MILO ABouT9-Niblo's elegant and COM
ous theatre has been closed for past three wssks
H has airays been . very popular establishment
visual and acoustic purpose, 1t is
lDequaed and ts interior Is pleasant to look upon
IA&ain We AK " Whist 10 Nib 10 aboutY'
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SPORTING, &C.

MAMMOTH NEWFOUNDLAND AND SMALL PRIZE
Irk Xix Chsrles Scotch and kng sh
ing degs sna other csoe breeds baurhae and Chttsong
tows st ga " a.or street. Of Fulton, stare
Plthse copy tho address None tut pure breeds and
dogs warranted
SPoRY.-AT THE ABBEY HOTEL, BLoOMiNaDALE
~ road % Tuesday and Friday Afternoons will be shown
birds that stand ready - atnh mans birds man
single nstoh from $40 10 Su The parties having tho
above I'd birds be the Abbsy Hotel
tire until n ls III Nav next q. gORSOr. Agent,
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tho Cry tai Psaee to- tho beet manufacture Of perfume
embracing soApp ooogses, extracts 10 has been given
by spmor confeat to 4. Fhaon Never
te srien.6c triumph achieved over France England Ger
and the Ure STATES the preparation those beau
ul articles iof toilet The coognes theme
universal admir- itor, smong ths foreign petors
ousy paded before our citizens exquisite deiicscy OF
favor .rcugth and dura freely judged t. Pha
lon TIE declared 70 be pure aad dur sbe
Nan the fsr famed gsh white brown VII d,or The
public eetfnly yit TO call and xsine the pleu
did assortment the above articles At 3. PHALOSS 1877
AID At 5l7 Broadway, ST. Nieholss Hotel,
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City Intelligence.

CITY lNHCToR's REToRr.- From he report OF the Q
hspector for the last seek he the foil win tat 10
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-BY oRDkR
- o. tho supreme Court will bssold ut public auction.
EoneAy, January g. 1854 Mt hafpa two ooock NJ,
the hotel sef by Francis Jones ON kinsvie Staten
Island dwai houses L1d lots OF ground tho
Of ILuton s.reot and Shore pad In
Tho property OF greet vslue fronting New York bay
the mosi important sr public part Of the vlase and e.y
Of accvss FRI the ferries TIE Is suitable for private
Iosdnrce tcsrtis honse into place
Il neiness The stennbos8 leave Whitehall every hour.
tnuating . tho paoc sale
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MATRIMONf.

YOUNG WIDOW LADY. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS or
IA lsiy returned Europe has No ircumbraneos
whst,ver With fortune Of s4o o. wishes 70 form
mortal 'obneann with gentleman he must be nre feet
twenty five and thrty must be Of Iriablo yo,i.
ton industrious habits and Of respectable fam y
object Address Evs, Herald ONCE, for das giving
real name and address. ALI communications sr city
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