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Washington sentinel., 1854-02-10
PROPOSED DATES OF sA

From Nese York. From Liue,pool
Saturday. Jan. 7. Wednesday. Jan. IL.
Saturday. Jan. q. Wednesday. Jan. 25.
Saturday. !. Feb. A. Wednesday. Feb. 8.
Saturday. Feb. IS. Wednesday. Fed. %.
Saturday. ;. March 4. Wednesday. March s.
Saturday. March IS Wednesday. March g.
Saturday. April J.. Wednesday. April 5.
Saturday. April Is. Wednesday April 10.
Saturday. ..April 29. Wednesday. May g.
Saturday. May H. Wednesday. May II.
Saturday,. May 81. Wednesday. May 81.
Saturday. June 10. Wednesday. June L..
Saturday. ..June 2I. Wednesday. June %.
Saturday. July S. Wednesday. July II.
Saturday. July %. "Wednesday. July 20.
Saturday,. August 5. Wednesday August 9.
Saturday. August l9. Wednesday. August 3D.
Saturday. .Sept.2. Wednesday. Sept. 6.
Saturday. Sept l6 "Wednesday. Sept. 90
Saturday. Sept 80. Wednesday. .October4
Saturday. =. October IA. "Wednesday. October Is
Saturday. October 2S. "Wednesday. Nov. l.
Saturday. Nov. ii. Wednesday. Nov. 10 &
Saturday. Nov. 25. Wednesday. Nov. 90.
Saturday. dec. 9. Wednesday. Dec. 13.
Saturday. Dec. 90. Wednesday. Dec. 81.
For freight or passage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co.
No 81 Austin Friars, London.
or JOHN MUNROE ~ CO.,
26 Rue N0tre Dame de Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills of ladlng are
signed therefor, and the value thereof therein ex-
pressed .Iant 2S--tf.
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Observation-Disclosures !. savage

"ATCHES!V !VATCHESl-J. ". Savage,
wv No. so Fulton street New York, has an ex-
tensive assortment OF fine Watches, consisting OF
I. f. Coopers Duplex, M. J. Tobias a. Co.'S, r.
q G. Beesey's, Joseph Johnson, IS Church street
Liverpool DC, &C., varying in price from SIS or
$100 Gold Lepines, four holes jewelled, S25;
Detached Levers, thirteen Jewels, $50 superior
full jewelled English Gold Levers from $50 to 500
The whole of the above watches are carefully Sc
lscted by myself, and being put up under my own
Gold Pens, of my own make, of superior work
manship, warranted 10 retain their points, for So
SO and 81. Pens without cases, IS cents, 81 so,
50 and So Sent TO all parts Of the country free OF
postage. Old pens re-pointed and made equal TO
new for so cents Dec 1r~-1v
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GHILD's PAPER, AMERICAN MES
~ senger, Sunday School Advocate, Missionary
Advocate, Forrester's Boys and Girls Magazine,
and National Magazine.
Subscriptions received for the above by
GRAY & BAL1ANTYNE.
Jan 20 Seventh street
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-10

DROWNE'S HARPS.--Two Of the above
I'D celebrated double-acton Harps can be seen
for three days at our Music depot. All dcsrous
of purchasing will therefore please call immedi.
ately. 50 Ae III sT1es- TTp
Jan 2i-3t HILBUS q HITZ.
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lure AND MARINE INSURANCE.

LNRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL Globe Insurance Company, of Utica, New
York, Capital S300,000-The subscriber, agent
for the above company, is prepared to take risks
on every description of property in city or coun-
try This is one Of the safest companies in the
Union. The most satisfactory references giver
to applicants. Rates low as any other COM
pany of equal standing.
JAMES j. MILLER,
Over bank--Selden, Withers 81 Co,
y Tan 1S---eodtm
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-10

~
1M street, between I and G, Washington
The duties of this School will commence on the
10th instant, The course of instruction will in
clude all the branches of complete academical
education.
The number of pupils will be limited TO so many
can be carefully and thoroughly instructed by
the principal himself aided only in the depart
ment of modern languages.
The School Room viii be furnished with desks
and other furniture of the most approved style,
and all its arrangements will be such as are best
suited to preserve order, facilitate instruction,
and promote the comfort and Improvement of his
pupils.
The Principal, a graduate of the University OF
Virginia, has had long experience in teaching, and
he feels warranted by his past success, in assuring
those who may entrust the intellectual and moral
training of their sons to his care, that their just
expectations will be fully realized.
Terms per quarter, (of eepen "seks,) payable "a adj
VaRce
For the English Branches. ............ $l5
For Classics and Mathematics. 1S
French and Drawing extra
REFERENCES.
Hon. James M Mason, u. S. Senate.
Hon John s. Caskie, of Virginia.
Hon William s. Ashe, of North Carolina.
Alfred Chapman, esq, Land Office.
J. F. Adams esq. Pension Office.
Rev. William Sparrow, ID. ID. Theo. Sem, Va.
Rev. ]. Packard, d. d. do. do
Rev G. M. Butler ID. D., Washington.
Rev. E. r. Lippet, do
George G. Ames, esq. do
Jan l4-eo3w
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r. UPP,s RESTAURANT AND HOTEL.

A LEXANDER BAKERS date of Va.
IN Potomac House., Pennsylvania avenue,
few doors east Of A street, Washington
Sep21-tf
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-10

O kETCHES of the Irish bar, by the
y Right Honorable Richard Lalor Shiel, M. T.,
with Memoir and Notes, by r. Shelton Macken-
zie, d. C.. L.; in two volumes.
Poems, by William Gilmore Simns, esq; IN
two volumes
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURYS Bookstore,
Feb Near Ninth street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-10

Odeon Building, cor. a ST. and Penn. av
Sep 21--tfx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
AUSTRALIA.
bacco factory

Websve received files Of Sydney papers to the 2jth
Of Septenber-beiDg seven days later than our last
advices.
After four evenings debate, vote of want Of con-
fdencein the Government. introduced by Mr. Cow
per, defeated by majority Of 26 to l0-none OF
the off nial members voting.
On the 23d the British ships-of-war Electra and
Calliope sailed from Sydney a cruise.
The Sydney Mercantile Journal urges strongly the
claims Of the Panama route between the colonies and
Europe as by far the most expeditions The question
has been discussed, also, by the Chamber of Com
meroe of Sydney II is proved that the trip can be
eafily performed via New York In fifty days
The same journal Of the 18Th speaks OF g the de-
"plorable condition Of the market with prospect
"of any revival Of demand Large quantities Of
merchandise continue to be forced a. auction sales,
and prices show a still further downward tendency
IL also complains Of the injudicious shipments of
houses AZ home, and suggests that il would nov pay
TO reship many articles that perfectly unsalabie
in the Colony. The latest nero lnte report t23t)
says: In our import markets very few transactions
" Of importance have been neutrality-suspicious.
waiting with suxiety the next news from Europe
In the export markets of wool and tellow little had
taken place. but large ssles were soon expected.
The gold circular both from Sydney and MelbOurnes
state that the news from the gold fields and the re-
CENTS of gold continues TO he satisfactory.
Gold a per ounce; receipts at SYduey, pqr escort
for week ending Sept 23d, $50 ounces at Melbourne
3C44 ounces.
Miss Catharne Hayes was TO give her first concert
on the Goth. Thomas Thornes and Miss Denim were
performing at the Royal Victoria rhtater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The public may bear In
mind tina, a Committee OF the Stockholders OF TINS
institution recently undertook, with very commend
able lberalty to manage the 0pers. The enterprise
has not REPAID them-the expenses being SO heavy;
.,,rh ,e think IL due TO the musical character o!
th. City to protest against the assertion that the OPP
az. .osson has not succeeded. Ii success mean
the ability to pay more than double the saars. given
al ,onnd in the Italian Opera Paris, it hiss hardly
,uccs,ded but if success mean receipts far exceed
ing those Of the Italian Opera Paris, the Opera hiss
succeeded. In this view, which is the correct one
the Opera ha. prospered. Let there be Little mIa,
Grafton in salaries and the Opera viii pay. na. '~o
Opera does not deserve to succeed when nesly 49,
a.wcek are given to two singers. Pars cannon p.s s
such sums, though really the capital Of Europe ~.
why should New.York1 Besides, IN Pans 'ney NV
to pay coppoen for their works. here oy 'aS P'A
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OREGON.

The indians east of the Cascade Mountains, TIE
Oregonion learns from Mr.. Thompson, Indian Agent,
are now quiet. Mr.. T., who had accompanied the
troops 10 Fort Boise thinks the Indiss have deter
mined to murder and rob all overland immigrants.
Report GAYS they had surrounded Fort Boise, and
threatened to destroy those in charge unless the am
nutrition wac given up.
An Indian skirmish had taken place near Oregon
Citv between the Klamath and KlacSamas tribes
Five were killed, besides several wounded.
Gen Palmer, Indian Superintendent had gone
arocnp the Rogue River and Cow Creek Indians, t.
obtain their ascent to the amendments made by the
L. s. Senate TO the treaties made with them last year
Gold mines have been discovered in lane Cousty,
ard considerable excitement ensued. Twenty persons
were at work.
FIRE occurred at Portland the 3lst ult, the re-
cult of incendiarism. large building belonging TO
DR. Davidson was destroyed.
The Scottsburg and Myrtle Creek Military Road
The UmyQga Gazette states, will be commenced im-
mediaieiy. The road will pass most Of the way over
the road now travelled Lieut. w. is prepared to re-
ceive proposals.
Thos. s. Davenport was drowned recently in the
river near Scottsville.
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DIED.

OwEN-Or Saturday, oh inst after lingering lines.
Micah Owen in the siNty eehth year Of his sss
The frerdf relatives CT the family respectfully IN
vif, ~ s,.erd n. rreru n residence Of bis son in
law james arpehy No i6f Fast TIVE ny third 81, on Mon
dsy The ith inst AZ ocock without further invitation
APPLEBY- Also the day. John Leveridee Young
est child and Appeby AGED sx months
and twenty seven DAYS
The fancrs will tshe psce At the time and Psee -
the shove aad their remains III be taken to Ofeea~ooa '
iutermeut -.
SkILLIN- On Saturday, Dec Anna D daughter Of the
late Sineoe Skiliin
Her freni. tho.e Of her brother Simeon Skin
ctus invited stspd her funers from her late rest
6ence 2i6 East Broadway, Monday, 18th inst, 81
occck p. n.
STILLNAN0n sunday tho 10th inst Ann Maria, wife OF
TFomaa snllniAn, after a shcrt hut severe ilness
The friends and the family also the members OF
sity Loogc 10. ISL o. e. invited TO attend her
funeral from her late residence No 2s Greenweh st.
Tuesday, tho i9ih i1f., az Il o'clock NJ
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PARAGUAY.

Serious difficulties have occurred between the Gov
eminent Of Paraguay and the United States Consul at
Assumption, Mr.. Hopkins The brother Of Mr.. Hop
kins, returning from a ride IN horseback in company
with Mad. GuiIlemot- wife Of the Freoch Consul at
Paraguay was attacked by Parsguayan soldier With
saber, for riding at gallop, contrary to his request.
The American Consul demanded severe punishment
Of the soldier, which graDtedthe soldier re oeiv
ing 300 foggngs; but in his note the American Con-
sui made many other reproaches to the Govern nent
Of Paraguay. This led to very dissgreesble
pondence between this Republic and the represents
tive Of the United States few days after Aner-
lean citizen, provided with passport Of his Consul
was arrested. New complaints were made, and new
notes exchanged. To make an end to the quarrel,
President Lopez has withdraw the ere9aatar from
Mr. Hopkins, and taken from him by force a house
which had been put at his disposal to establish to-
hacpo factory.
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faIse report 'hs, said Castillo had advanced wthu
feW milee of Lima.

faIse repor. that said Csstills hsd advanced witin
fe~ mes Of LiIaa.
EcCADOR.--In Cufnoa there have been discovered
extremely rich A" nuacas ilndial graves .nf rni.ss
II gold and fresh oiscoveries s-e bsins dsly rn,Is
Thanks 10 'be enfrgy o. The Governor road IA.
been opened 20 GUaisquila eros, ing thu .s.ero -
oilers bud terminating IT, toe gran alley bonded
~ tho Pau.e ann Zamora. tAs waole connaaic a,ioa
is finished, except one short piece
The Con i0Uers seDt 70 exsriioe 'ba P,stsz,
have returned, having mace the important discovery
That by crossing the Esstero Cordiera the cisiancs
between AInbato and the fret cooay OF Pas.az. "A
be traysled in three days.
From he IOpo, Thch is or The borsars OF the Pas
taxa the nver i navigabe 20 IL junction with the
Amazon The Dis;riet Of T. nsral1 has also turaed
oui most fsyOraby. ST. Pedro Perez 2 sreia has Or.
canned company in France FOR the purpose Of work.
lag its gold mines. Two engineers, who hsve come
out from Paris TO the country have reported
most favoraby The working Of these mine. CON.
biDed with the establishment OF port II P.ron aud
the opening Of road to Maloucho. will form ne
era in the history Of this Province and be productive
of the greatest benz fits.
The gusno deposits At the Galapagos I.ands are 70
be Immediately surveyed and reported upon, and
three vessels Of 10 be sent to the ISLAND 10
make the necessary exaDnsticns
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.


"a. hsve dates from Valparaiso 20 October 30,
CsIlno IN November 10, and Paita TO Nov. IL.
(,HIy There IL no political news OF importance
From the Annual Report Of the Munster OF the in'e
or We learn that the police system lately introduced,
though still detective is daily being improved u also
states that in the Post Office Department no loss mas
been felt by the reduction OF postage, OWING 70 tns
increase in the number OF letters sent; picP0'0s
% remodel the Savings Bank different basis
Commissouer il about 10 be sent 70 England 10 pro-
mote coioniz alton 10 the south.
IL IA admitted that the late census Is exuemsly
faulty and the true population OF the country Is es'-
mated at 900 600 instead of 400 600, es SHOWN py
ths retnrps Assuming the census however, as
. h.se the number Of Deputies TO Congress Will De
,,cr,ased from hny-two TO seyeAty-two-of when
nvrber Valparaiso viii return three, instead oil one
M NSrcvrso says the mining interests OF the coun'
a. hsxs hsen very prosperous of late, both in silver
"a conner. From Atscura the most ta,tering &C
counts are received Of both these metals The new
,,,aernl section Rosilla, bids TAR 10 DE second
Chsn.rcillo or Tres Puntss, from which miners shah
extract their millions and the country reap ren au
yantsges- >.,.,, so, v.,oa
,.;se ON the Ysth ult destination unknown: but II
was r,,ored that she went TO look Tor YES
~ fo.erv priya,eerl that fired at two English mer-
hspt ships off the coast Of Brazil, about Two months
ago. - h.~. M ,a,rs arect.
~ AZ. peruvian papers state that the Congress had
s.thorised Belzu to declare war against Peru, ana
c,sS him supplies Cor 900 additional troops Tor tna'
Ppsrr'-From this Republic we have no reliable
- wsi.,;va a. .he reyolution--al the papers being
sishev IN The paw of the Government or comPenod W
keep silent; even TA< Forogs Ners scarcely mem ~
tons the subject aud only mentions Tue eA"sA'S "
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alarm has been felt by m.ny ladies' lee, tbs entire ock Of
HEAKD CLAP Co. No 81 Grand st., should De disposea
Of before they opportunity Of tssng sntage OF the
xeAt bargains offered At this estsbishmen We can yes
assure them, notwhsrdng the iaInen5e ao1ns o. Etsh
Dr,s Goods already disposed o. there Still remains Ie
assortment Of Rich ShsEs Silks, teiyets, PeAsse Cl'tS
Muslin De LANES &C. &e &C. al Of which hey are eneflas
AZ Tiess f 90 uer cent below their coat From connect es
mte N the amount Of sales during the last three Wseks
tbeir actual los souats to S60 and Upward snug ttle
aasus The ssAIciiy of money.
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

4 TRuNK ruLL OF SECRETS STOLEN Nr. IL. J.
Coleman eru,ed . An agent Of the free Mso's Ott Feo ~
ana Know thinss" bis way % Neoresss ana
establish o. Qeif orders those tsorcs
hss . asse rk stolen from the railroad d@p0t erry City
Thud-y Witch contained the ra,s ana other doeanen
relative tose orders snd CulrfN ~ conos saa
i-wery belonging his wife Re bso len the uunk vita
ohos the eepof Tor few moments "a % 20 cnne. aad
hsr be returned they The Police sr- 10 arch
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MARRIED..

RAIDtNG- RAiIEY-In Ptisdeph on The IN lust, ~
the n slor Potter Jslues Bhdins 81 Poashkeep
20 Mary W. daughter OF the late MAJOR bailey OF tas
CITY
STED-rtFT-Ou rAurstay .ths IA last, by the hsv
Robert Halted Gilbert c Has,ed 20 Mss Ansads X
ssrshtsr Of the ls,e jonathan Tan Of this City.
OhKNAN-RULNLEY-Iu Brooklyn Nov. 10, a. the
church Of tie Holy ri,i,y, ky the Rev n Ls~is D
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STRIKE OF TIE FIRrxEs AyD CoAL-HEAyERs.-
Grea, excitement prevailed the whsrves in the VI
cinity Of the ocean steamers on Friday, IN conse-
ouenee Of the agreement among the shPo~rers to cut
down the wages of the fremen and eoaLhsavers to
the same rate they received previous to the strike OF
last spring Th the workmen resisted, and have or
raured themselves into body 10 render their ecsion
more efectuaL. The coal beavers have heretofore
received ESQ month and the hremen go ne former
are nov offered $40 and the latter $50 The Black
W.yror succeeded in securing crew q those prices;
HIT the fact becoming known 70 the strikers, they
nrooeeded 70 the dock to dissusde the newly shipped
Grew from sailing in her Until the owners would agree
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Advertise nlenEl

EXCITING NEws.-Tbe war still RACES at the
East but not more vigorously than At D. NJ BoosEs store
No SO Gands Of Orchard Here the ladies he past
two weeks have made Desperate attacks upon the Day
Ooops and carried "a Quantities but they have not ca
tirey cleared the field SIR BoDIsE will now inform his lar
he continues selling d. Al those splendid silks, ohsss,
Satin. lace. Cloths Fevet. herinoi ParsnnatAs Ads
CiotI. Cs..imerr. Fsnne Blankets &c will be soa AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-11

GREAT REDUCTION.-S. a VI. u. IUWLh a
Co are loarg out their entire stock Of WINTER Dssss GOODS
=, greatly reduced prices Rich satin ADD d2feqan Plsid
H rom 81 10 Nl which import IS cents 20 81 81 per
yTd heavy black eros d. Rhine and Italian sks 81 70 cents
Ia Broc.do sks in light snd dark eoloIs at 81 1871 iof
oromepsde AID evening dsss Plain Coiored and Csnehon
sns, from to o. per yard French msrtnos from D. 10 81
ehoce coloss saxony Pads, patterns from 81 TO b.
COLOMBIAN Hall, No. III Orand-si.
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MR. john K. SCOTT Ar TIE MUSEUM-This
popular md very excellent performer distinguished
eminent Of American Tsgedans sppers NSaT at
BARxums Museum He opens Damon character in which
he .sd oexcel ell rivalry At the Museum there b. no
.curs - 10 Witnessing this popular Ayone Two choice
p ees are 70 Be presented there also Tas AFTERNOON
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APPOINTMENTS N rHE R1GrsIrEs OyFIcs.-In
a2dacn TO tie appointment OF ihonas Acton. as
DeQufvEsgis'sr, AID J. Shern Al Bro well, and HO-
fano ShelV previously mentioned, It Is under
s'ocd tbet John Ah,rn sud Edward Croweh. nov
en- loyed in the Office will be retained By Mr. Regis
t. Dosue. II is given oct upon very good authority
bat TIE following appointments o. the " hard cidsr
stamp viii slso be made by Mr.. DOsne, viz: The
Hon. William : GregOry-Oace an Asssmolyman,
and once defesieo a. candidate for Senator'S an
Examiner; Philip Jonas Collector; jesse Mitchell,
Messenger: Alexander Hamilton S,Duienburyh.
in, Odist Edward Greene, C"un iilman David A.
Forbes. Bel iamin ID. Qsgy, Alfred CcoOker. snd
William Earl, Recording Clerks. Brothers Calvin
ard Cox. a. tie Ninetee0ih Ward Council of the
Star Spangied Banner, are still under considera-
ion. SUNDAY Atas
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A NoTED IHIyF.-TOm Eastw00d an Engush
Il LEI wei known 10 tie poll Saturday arrested for
stealing and oyercost containing Waet With pr9Is'2Ty
roea Sc In the value Of 300 the property Of No T.
" Thoey zppeais hat M T. susassd "a ooosess-
ton With fiead In Fen nss saloon, do~arf at WHEN
the mis- watching appoTucy TOOK the coat sui inside
Of bat arrested the dsy while bos one OF the
Hobosen ferry boats o. searching his prems In io1)ken
age ausntfy Ct csss which are supposed 20 te so en-
Prop nv were The ard ire contents have not been
recovered TIE prisoner locked mp BY Justice CLARK o'
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DEDICATION OF NEw CHuRcH.-festerdsym morn
the cenr, Presbyterian chareh Ia seseesnf, q ns.,
esr.uopis The aeSicsseT, dds made BY the Rev Dr.
Prime and the s-sou vas Ssfeed By the Rev L. koes
and II the ey,niux The Re, Kebbs held forth Ihe bald
"a has jxs been Eaaea It Of buck, IA ssesftAass VIII
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

CosczRr II BRooKLYs.-Miss spiness, of Brook
Ign, q most charming pupil Of the veteran sisnor
BsgiOl, and who il gifted with fine soprano voice
which has already received much culture aboG' 70
give concert in that place, which there Is every
reason TO expect viii be brilliantly attended.
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How TO CURE RHEUMATISM Sent entirely
free % sv.ry Sufferer on recsp, Of sDgs Three Cent stamp
which will Be- ussd IN preparing sad niormArioa Afdress
Boz No. g, Pos;OGice, Albany. n I.
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To rive TIE cid prices. They we're however, pre-,
vettfc from going mar the y,ssel hy the police wac
u, pfes,Et n great numbers, $40 t1s snip cleared
our S.,hoa, much difi-ut'. The BItc. however.
paid the Old pEces totoe sSe shipped, ssoid also
ths kpoxv g and Javes A7ger, which sidei SAT
cay. The n iniere,t-d are greatly ex It, aad
much trouble !. spricinafed Herald
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iAdyertscfnentI
4. ,.atrona of The Tribune shnnld one and 3

VtLTUuf HII'7NIII OE4E "I1N UT
uatrors PEzHAs ErRoPrAx TROUPE At lesst oaee week
By pursuing ihs course tsey -" % ssp, 10
H. bes o. sble hamor snd have .oetling 70 ak about and
sugh over every day that esPsss between their visit Novel
H. the order day aud shere they be f,nd 10
zrester fIsion than a. PEsRAas No 605 Broadway
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fAfTertisement. |

YoUNG MEN, before engaging in a life pursuit.
boud obt.in PHsEsoLosiciL EXAMINATION which voald
GsIose their real capabilities point their excuses and d.
rect them hcv usefulness aud happiness
Examinations day and evening BY Professor FowLEs No. 500
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IAdrerfisemen.

WIGS AND TOUPEEs.-A Silver Medal awarded
% HEpsuEsr s. HEARD No n Maidenzae, for the best
Wis and Toapees exhibited the Se~York state Fair 1884
Bach and font Brsids Curb, &c. Copy the address