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Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05
EIRsT ARD SHOE sTORE.-The

undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
OF the ward and The public generally that, in addi-
ton to his already large stock Of Shoes, he has
Just received beautiful assortment of Gentle
mans Congress Caters, made by one of the first
manufacturers IN the city Of New York; and also
the handsomest assortment Of Ladies' black Gai-
tiers, at 25 per pair, that has ever been offered
for sale in this city Ladies and gentleman will
please call and Judge for themselves.
HENRY L. CROSS, Buildings.
Mar y I'd .
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FENCING SCHOOL.

FENCING SCHUUL.
rHEVALIER NIEDZlELskI, late Major
Il in the Hungarian army, instructs in all the
branches .f the healthy and gallant accomplish
ment Of fencing, as taught in Europe and America,
and now the fashionable accomplishment OF an
American gentleman, so conducive TO health,
graceful attitude, and defensive requirement
Terms: Six lessons, So; l2lessons, 50, in e.
vance. 1..
Near corner of Thirteenth 81. and Penn. -.
Dec l5-d3m*
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BALTIMORE EVENING TIMES,
2p VOLUME,
ONLYlo CENTS A WEEK. ORs5 A YEAR
Containing the latest news,
Political,
Foreign,
Monetary, and

~ heavy expense.
Anticipating in the west and south,
The New York papers,. ...........A ~ hours.
The Philapelphia do. I.
The Baltimore morning do.........12
Address Times" Office, Adams 81 Co.'s Iron
Building, Baltimore.
Hugh Cameron, corner La. av. and 7th street,
Washington city, agent for the District Of Colum-
ba. c.. G. BAYLOR,
Feb l6-steodtf Sole proprietor.
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LfOR THE SPRING TRADE.--Beebe's
IL New York Hats for the spring of 1854. Tho
second supply OF the above elegant Hats this day
received at STEVENSS
Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05
DEM MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

il Company of Philadelphia. Charter perpetual.
All the profits divided among the policy holders.
This company is purely mutual. Capital $3oO,O 600,
David l.. Miller, president; John w. Horner, sec
retary. This company has declared dividend Of
25 per cent. on cash premiums received during the
year 1853. Pamphlets explaining rates. advan-
tages, &c. will be furnished parties interested, and
such are earnestly requested to examine them be-
fore insuring, as few companies offer such induce
ments JAMES J. MILLER, Agent,
Over banking house, Selden, Withers 81 Co.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

I ceived, choice lot of Havana Cigars and
Tobacco, Of the most exquisite flavor. Connoi-
seurs, therefore, will do well to give me call and
examine them. G. s. McELFRESH,
Mar S-1w Under the National Hotel
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

r ONDON ART TUNION.-Taylor & Maury
j will receive subscriptions 10 the London Art
Union for one week longer, when the list will be
closed for 1854. The distribution of prizes takes
place April 1st.
Mar IL Bookstore near 9th street
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

NOTICE.-Application will be made for
In duplicate land warrant issued March goth,
1853 being No 49,3S2, for eighty (so) acres OF
land, in favor of Thomas G. Riley, for services
rendered in South Carolina militia, Florida war,
1885, the original warrant having been lost in
Washington. JOSIAH JOHNSON
M ar l1-1aw6w
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MisfeIIanfGMs
NEW JEWELRY THE NEW

NEW JEW ELRY At TIL E NEW
In store.--H. O. Hood has just received an ad-
ditional stock Of fine Jeweiry and Watches, direct
from the manufacturers, together with variety
of Speetacles and other goods, which he is selling
al New York city prices, and from Is to 20 per
be purchased for elsewhere in this section OF
country, and no mistake. Please call and ex-
anime his stock and prices, at the sign Of the
Large Spread Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Al and 9th streets.
N. B. Watch repairing in all its branches, neat
executed, and with dispatch by
Jan 10--tf w. w. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

TIME BARCLAYS OF BOSTON; BY
II Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis. New edition.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Mar % Bookstore, near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

DOR ENT, a well furnished House,
10 pleasantly situated, in the west end. For
particulars, apply at this Office. Mar 25-f
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05
NDWARD LYCETT. 5

January 24th, 1854.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

MRS. GILBERT has three or four va
Il cant Rooms, suitable for members Of Con.
gress, on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the gov
ernment green-house. Mar 24--3t
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

NTEW BOOkS.-The Lamp Lighters
IN moral tale OF thrilling interest Price u.
Mrs. Rem Darby or the Veal and Woe of Social
Life, a Temperance Tale, by Maria Collins. Price
81. .
Female Scripture Characters, by William Jay,
author of Morning and Evening Exercises. Price
81. M
Doctrine of the Holy Eucharist, by Robt. Isaac
wfberforce, A. NJ. Price 81 IS.
For sale by GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
March % Seventh street,
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

GENTRAL ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC,
u from The Valley of the Mississippi toICalifor-
MIA: Journal of the Expedition of Z, F. Beale,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in Caforaa, and
Gwinn Harris Heap, from Missouri TO California,
in 1853, bv Gwinn Harris Heap.
The Wintor Lodge, or Vow Fulfilled, an his
,orical novel; the sequel to Simon X. Kenton, by
James Weir. ~
Just received and for sale Of the Bookstore Of
r. FARNHAM,
Corner of 1lih street and Penn. avenue.
Mar 40
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05
MEDICAL CARD. Drs. r. 8 J. Hunter

Sep 21-tf Chairman Of the Faculty.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-05

THE BRITISH QUARTERLlES A ND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.
r EONARD SCOTT 81 CO., New York, con,
IL tinue TO republish the following British peri
odicals. viz.
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the prscious gift and was evidently overcome b. her
bat uttered small spee,h every word Of which,
1t was evident came directly from the heart "Thus
shall II BE- done 70 those whom California deligheth to
honor"
The Stockton theatre ID to be shortly closed,
learn from . Published communication Of Mr.. George
Ryer the lessee who assigns for the the receipts
being Insufficient to balance the necessary expendi
lures, and no means within their CHI that In their
opnisn would revive the busir ess" On Monday evening
farewell benefit given to Mr. Murdoch, which the
Mayor Common Council, AMI otsens generally pre-
sent, . mark Of respect TO the Beneficiary. He
presented with diamoI ring the oecsson valued at
$500, and after the performance, Mr. Murdoch met his
friends ct an elegant supper 1T the Weber House.
Mr.. and Mrs Kent are at Aarysville.
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Americans who have Died Abroad.

TIE psnirh legation in United states has oommun
et to the Derartuert Of STATE washiogton twelve
eeiti6cies n ceath 81 American citzsns -ho die
In ne panrn West In lies nnce January 1853 list Of
AT ST. CRox.
Horato Gales Lewis Jan 20 lss3
AT ct. THOMAS.
John J. Hayes, OF Bangor Maine. Apr, II 1asa
Jchr Sylvester, Of Boston. MAS, April "a 1883
Seneca weston, OF gardiner, No. sAier April as 1883
Jot o Mllik.n, OF Maine sailor, April a. 1919
n-ard Daley, Of Walton, sailor, Nay IT, 1859
IssAc Lamhs rsou, Of Frankfort, Penn Nav Ia 1879
Opt Dsatsr Of Am vhalsr George, wsstport, NAY IS,
1853
Vim. Cunningham, Of Maine sailor, June L. 1853
VIM. Warren, Of Bangor, Maine, JuIs O. 1853
Rottrt Craig, Of Augusta, Ne, sailor June Ia 1854
= Lowrirg, Of Portland, No., seller, Juas2s, issa
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Man MURDERED IN CNcIsNArL - Several days
ence named Daniel TAFT arrived In This city from
Erie PENNEY snia and took boarding the Fifteenth
Ward House on Hsthawsy's alley, between Fifth and
sixth streets. Thurtday evening as he had fin
hed hts supper he left the house, intending 20 the
theatre About O'clock, after Mr. taft had
left the proprietor OF the house I'D sson TO
examnatitn he found to be dead and his poe Iets
turned inside out AMI co,bo. very torn The u,
roner vas sent ior auc inquest held. deep out
was found in the side OF this head tbs right
PIE, EVIDENTLY Inflicted with deadly weapon. The
Jury returned VERDICT Came 10 his death OF bios
,nnoteo oy ION person unknown to the jury" As Mr.
Taft Was kno IN TO have money IL IL tist he
Was knoeked down and murdered by ca ain VII ),
rooo M him o. All ne bad, .dsc;ed mis- esApe- C.nci
hdh Gofd,, Jan a.
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ED WARD SINTZENTCH
Late chief salesman OF Ii. H. Leeds a Co.
| Il. EIcoLAY ATcTIoNEER by oRpHR OF THE

II. NIccLAY. AUCTIoNEER by ORDKR OF TIL
"A. Assisnees Of Gillies Byrre, thu we'll known
taourer OF eed furniture The whole Of The well made
and varied stool of consisting of about forty suits
elegant cottage aud chamber furnurc enaueled, gilt
snd painted Sets With tops be tead sash
sai eogeres 10. also tho esse Of the preea for
forr ys'Is 70 run at io- rent Albert Neol.y Co
will sell at auction Friday, January ~ At lO O'Clock, At
the store 56 Brcsdwsy DR. Chapns church by
order the Astisnees Of Gilies Byrne the well
OF mo the hole OF the we'll
made snd varied stock Of furniture Prime thick
hair and tpring matreses feather beds TO- The stock
OF the hes nat rI ~ ished Ia the best
rises about forty sr of elegant ootsgo and
cha furniture OF AID every includ
ing hs sesty snacsA.s, si at psiute4 sets with
marble TORS. heoeac8 LuTeyus, tsads tables
other CHI ira, racks 10 Also wArdro
Ard AsrFe variety Of fancy chairs oak de feather beds
bostsrs pillows aud la number Of siinilsv attic
Also ton white ead vArnish and the used
snufaetu The hole Oil re old wtho Also,
tbs lease q the desr possessing ample
ion held low rent year, run
On vie the day before aad morpirs of sale.
ALBERT ii. kICoLAY,
EDWARD SlNIZENICH,
Lat sal am an wi II "A a 0o
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DEATH OF GIRL FROM HYDRoPHoBtA-A girl
nAs &c Susan r. tbompon, daughter u Mr.. EphrAiu O.
Tho ppsop, OF Hsfsx died at the Mos
Hcspita yesterday Of bydrophosa. she vas bit en- by
. mad deg fas Gays sinoe Gni WA thought TO be re-
covering. when suddenly the ptoms returned With no
doubled fury, and she died the NEST exeruciatins Of
deaths she seven years old IL II notable matt II
that there hnown treatment for this sols diseass
that b depended upon; while nature uuassistsd
soupetiudss effects . eure.- -Bcslca Bee Jan. "a
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A LBERT H. NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER ALBERT H.
II Nicolay Co. will sell at auction Wednesday and
Thur4sy January 25h and 10th O'Clock each
evening at tho DENY OF Desgu 66 Broadway private
coll elton Of paintings for .bsost sale without BY
pleasing and attractive paintings will be found beautiful
specimens by lines Paul Brill Hoen PyHe, Wilson Claude
Watson Dandy, Berghem Hsttesur Mckenzie, Inigrot
Le, icrt Frost Coles Jansen Ro.senbo Wehster Chou
land Grove and Parsons with several spirited
cattle pictures butch interiors; by paatsrs Also
about thirty beautiful specimens of the Dusseldorf school,
and vary Of modern Belgian and French Paintings which
will arrest attention We respectfully rcpeas that the sale
will bsoute and invite tho frends and
the public generally. The pictures will be view from Non
day, January sd day and evening until time Of SALE
ALBERT u. NICOLAY,
EDWARD SIN TZENfCH
chief IA of IL. II. Lea
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- KIM, AucTIoNgER- HOUSEHOLD ruRSI
~. .ore ,i.noierte, &s-To morrow, Ttursd.y, A. 10Y
oclctk ~ s.ssu strs OF, tuo dtors from Talton.
kmp will icll ~ asetltn above large and beautiful
sormett Of mahogany aud rosewood furniture Of good
quarry to be sold vitbo 70 sdvsnc also
lot y second furniture and tuo second hand piano
forie lie eorr mt Of rosewood and pa'ior ur
Iiure covered In French brocrie lbrny and secretary
bootetes mirrors c.rpots mahogany sofas aad ehNs Va
rout kf de-; china eohe sets rich yaee ba,eArs
hdttcads ,shsknes hair mattresses marble ~p centre
ard ether tah sion dianx tables sssv ohars loun
sss al ne usual arsorts hyusesoid furni u.e
~ c' we'll voihv the attention - houssi Ais,
lot q and children rich french oleAks Ao 70
seysd rom frssoe and well worthy Of ssssnuon Gaia
eEucs on ,hs morniL 4 of sale.
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ALBERT II. kICOLAY,
EDWARD SlNIZENICH.
Late chief sal sman with II. d. Lee 4 Co.

A IcTIoE SALE OF CIRCUS PRoPEsTY-wILL BIN
n sold at auction, at the ranch Hetel 50 .yy
saturday r.hruarv 1885 At y o'clock ~ the orcus
KNEW Rivers Equestrian Establishment consulting
the TOLL wing articles also everything appsrtning
establish ment0ne agni eent drason hsrot three
horses IL ponies, nine baggage wagons, advertising
sar.gs enc hara.,
cloths tapIng entre dresses pony wagon and
farness ware robe for kaseppa err
Gus wardrobe con pete set OF equestrian tho
graphs cuts large thiteen sheet bill border
ven sheet descriptive I'm all cute,
100 feet tent wish quarter poles 40 feet NJ room
poles and chans ard stakes to put tbs tsn seat
And tcst plank f dges bars pow, 10. The
can he feen at she farm q Fisher Mechlnburg Temp
Ithaca. For tcrms bills at Branch Hotel Dowery
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LBERr d, NICOLAY AUOrIoNRgR.-A n. NICo
IA 4 Will aall A n A.

A LBERT q. N!COLAY, AU0rIoNEER.-A, n. NICo
"A Jay Co. will sell 81 auction this day st IL o'clock
the .ssguecs of H. Moore, the we'll known bookseller VI
whole Of the stock books
works and large number Of stAns ard aud
books the beet editions and hound ins COSTLY
Among will be Hallam's works. vo al ,bon's
e'line md Fell f thc RON Empre vols Lord Kings
borougn work Mexican antiquities vols. folio
half morocco; Shakespeare sonrets elegantly Illustrated
sriehlands Queens of England. vcls Walpoies works
vols 4o Boccaceios peoameron vols inustrAted WAv
erey novels 80 vols 40 There large number Of inter
esing and valuable travels oxduistsy cooycd
works nature several Of french classics
many expensive works. Also the bess editions Of
Irving Goldsm III seot' cawper Bplwsr chaucsr, Pope
James and many Others teo TO detail adyer
In calling attention of friends the
lie 10 lie SALE which will form desr able
oshe completion Of private hsI sries vs beg state shss
der Of the usgIeos. Catalogues ready in day two
A. II. NICOLAY,
EDWARD SIETZKNICH,
Late chief sAiesmsn Of Il H. Loeds 4 Co.
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pEsIxProRY SALE AT AuorIoS-ToR o.sn TO

DEekkPTcRY SALE At AUcTIok-ToR CASH TO
abe smount OF $itfn balance on mortgsge-On Monday
n SO o. January 1885, at u o'clock ~ brakes no
tel rttoeb, Morris ctuny, NJ, j., Of valuable
farm ~his two miics Of tho village Of horrstovn and
viii Tin enc mle tfsnotter vii .gc whore there go,d
atbosl and soe dsny s.ld i've
acus the test hind Of land in high state Of cultivation
which Are 800 pesoh trees in full bearins also
oteT fruit trees committing Of apple. et ertie aprcot
qoinces pums grfrts currents aud sspberrse with good
one Lbd ha st cetgs house containing eleven rooms
nenrJ ntN ~ barn cutbtu.es And fences and esht
tet tone hsy IL tho barn. 1he above i'll be- sold
brEaip. Po,sesyop Immediately For further partcu.rs
sptiy - no. % Lat Twcnty nth szec neas Fosh
nue., hoitse a. p or tr4P.M
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Al D.. BUTLER AUt TIoHEER.-PUBLIC ADMINS.
M tors sAleUp wednesday jar navy IS .. Thurs
ca rob ~ 10 oeloei. stNc q Hovad street the sHc.s
Ben, dict Mule. dc etsed ooRsi ttng Of aseent
ntdin tsnsi landscapes rortraitA Sketches 40 By
snt masters drawings, enSravings nth &o
Trsheh books hsn's,ola furniture Jsvsy ws.eh.. a.
PETER b. swEBNY, Public Administrator 10.
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John spMEaIHDYKh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nc II Spruce s'tee'.-Aortga!e sale
AG-Cn ThuIsdsJ 10Th inst on the pr'misss corner Of
lrrth aterus AID lSt street, HARLEM. 81 III ooock,
Cite iter, comoice; ho xins apparatus
-t ri ,l b.itirg sc engine liths with sssriag
Dichs yutttrs oEd punching press; Grim ping
chs ono iron amer, tw' ~ presses with gearing
ieit tnvs vice., itigts toeb wood and iron patterns
Fps &c, john ". sVAERIsDYKE, Attorney for Mort
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Al DOUGHTY, AUCTION EER-U0UsHH Id FUR.
W. min this (Wedn@ aay) morning At }. o'clock At
36S gbt avenue stating OF scas tate tprins
rt chsirs ard king cha couches mahogany dress
ina hurcsu marble sofa aida and centre tables
try snd other carpets hair mattresses father BEDS holsters
ard pillows closed whshsard toet sets croek.ry
sre slfss ware Also large bar cornae with waaut
top, canary tires gums two watches 40 Sale positive
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n co TON AUCrIONEER.-LARGE AND IMPORT.
ant ale Of rosexeod and nah sany furniture French
Plate mirror oil paintings carpets and oilooths cseyA
s.gss chairs matresses 40 40 Cotton will sell this
day ~ edEsdayl January U.s. ut l0S oclcck the auo.
tieu rooms 80 Btekm street.
soItmotot roewod and mahogany furniture. from we'll
known nanufsoturcr ana ill the
live of rarlor dnisi cottage furniture sof.s
tte tees, ~Art rcbss, bookcases French bcdsteAds
couce aivsas beds ar carved and rock
rattan do plush and hair CLOTH marble top and plain
cottage ufe rosewood and mahogany dressing
carved centre eide and eofa tab oil paintings music
stolt gehr with variety Of goods On
Friday No. " Warren street. the entire furniture
three ttory house embraohg full arment. More full
particulars to morrow Az ON ~ day o. sale
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A ssIGHEEs, sALE.-A. n. CRiBTALAR, AUCTION
"A Ger will sell Thursday 10Th init, ~ els Bowery
large and we'll assorted stock of goods consisting
Fart. fhese.y :it and velvet trimming ribbons dollars
ons silk and kid Gloves laces tmbroideries thread
dies largo 10, Of tAnoyp, monnaes and variety Of
other articles in the line so fixtures consisting OF as
and Borneman, Astignees.
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TINE uNDERelG, ED, WILLIAM CALLAHAN AND
Wnisn summeth,ld, beg TO adviie having dissolved
partnership II day WIN. CALLAHAN,
Havana, Jan e. 1884. WM sUMMERTIELD.
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STOLEN GOODS

OFFICE OF TIE CBIEF OF PoLICs, JANUARY ~
" 1854 -Ownert a.e wanted at The oubs, Centre smsss
fer pair gold ssaces Id bracelet one paf Of
Esr boots lot 81 csont hand thing also on ios OF
tlscb and fancy crxys H. ore lot Of black ana fancy
gloves lot ~ blsk and fancy wells one t Of lrsh hasn
table lt Of hsursd oac3es (common) on 9
lot OF lead pe Icsey aed shettpz one lot Of hxursd
stavls, fancy Q lots, me trsohe fhswl $1,000
GEO W. HATsELL, Chief Of Police.
sT,o PAWNBROKIKs- So RAwARD.-STOLEN FROM
The barment & use No. Altior ass uttn ssosI
oeek sf the folo articles OF
Ave, var, Win table spoons II dinner forks breakAes
ferls s,su ptd Rockwell matsr ~ De ert spoons, 80
poems o ait spoons, ttsmped W o. 81 All otessea.e
Ion on e,p Of m,it The shove rewart will 30
paid the Of said ARTICLES ~ No. Albion pasA
m t5 Nassau stfteA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WIN WRITER'S AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
Thprsd,y 81 lo o'clock At ~ Walker street all the
house, consisting Of suit of psrlor furniture In PLUSH
and sewing chAirs pier and mantle mirrors lace and
eioth stair carpets French bedads hair mattresses bod
ding dressing bureaus washsands Ao Also the and
plated and bed linen all be fine order for family
use.
WIN. r. TAYLOR. AUoTI0NEER-WM. 4. TAYLOR
Co win sell ~ auotoB Friday and Saturday Jan.
and IS ~ TX O'Clock each evening At co.. Broad way
entire collection Of origin p.insi.Es known ass asss
spscim offered for pubo inspection ths city 81
Salvador Rosa. Pan'ni Albeni. Enpo Bimbi RArino. BIN
Garlic Nurat Pl nfortin crssp Tiesni Aurllo Guido,
Gusrno vsna.i Carao9i Sssrssstnl n Poq,sn Bsssoa,
lori and others equally renowass and Isrsorious ne
from Italy They will be ready for pnblio inspscuon day
and evening roe from W. ssdsy January - until he
evening Of The sale with catalogues The above gallery
new rlaoe for tho sAls of paintings There aas
DO, day and even poturss be aad sxAmiA
cd to good advast.se Do net forget the numk<r-t0o
broadway. Bale pos,ve without reserve.
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MR. WILLIAM CALLAHAN, HAVING FORMED A
N rev copartntr,hip ~ill continue tne lamp and gls
htins tusii cts utdsr the trr q CALLAHAN SON GO.
Iish. Con James Chrise& Coz New York Da ae
tie Co.; Londen, Robert Christie Co.; Birm CHAM,
Van " art. Son
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Jnaad drirg saloons st s,ctop. Oakley Wright Wood
will sell 1t Saturday Janusry ~ 1854 at eleven
O'clock NJ d the prenisss not previously disposed of
st ate sale ptory sale OF the hotel dnps ea
ops Al g. 10 and ~ Fulton street New YORK
And kno As Gould hotol sn6 Dining sAlecus Tho locs
zion 10 surpassed being opposite Fulton arts. itin
three doors OF the Fulton ry Broohyn and ono bloei
from the Hartford, New Raven and other land
ugs n are two large medism rxsd dinns so
looms, soous one hundre0 oSmmodou lodging rooms aud
asfe btrroom doing yrohtsble business Tho lodging
Ieorswtre all newly furnhed last sp:i-g With b.ddirs
iron tedsesds &C. The Gu mar. department. 10 complete
The rcruston of this house Ia estShbed by successful
career during tns last twelve and " New Ysrkrs
400 well known 20 need comNeLt The business certain
al lucrative yielding ell profit Of UPWARDS OF BIZ
Der which he Satisfactorily shown. To any person
wishing to In the bu hoss this opportun sell
com ever before offered The beng about
70 engage in other pursui is un,t to devote the time
attention requisite. 1ts premises will be shows and
given On a: Tie hotel between The
OAKLEY, WRIGHT SooD, 50 Wall street. New York
and 5i3 Fulton street, brse klyr.
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A FORTUNE FOR hLL-THs 81 8scRIBER WILL
n fcnd upon receipt Of Is otnu in postage Stamps plain
nsructibs by which any Iersoo Of either realize
from $40 to s?5 week ADDRESS, poet psd, A. Dun lap,
keiropr Titan Post Once.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Inn CANARY BIRDS IRON THIS BEST IMPORTED
lOU Belgian stock Apply 10 FREDERICK DENNL,
No. 1874 West Thirteenth street, near seventh In the
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G0PARTh ERsHiP. THE stDsCaiBfRS HAv1
" formed eopsrtnership under the urn OF T. O. HALL.
day Co.. for the purpose reA tate state ard coz
pcrAte bonds stoks Sc by pub. Gon .the xsrohanSs
fxehArg. the sotson II the purchase and sale OF
he by private contract and also the rccuIenent Of
leans bond and ortsase, &c a., Otce 40. Pino
srees, ntAt door 30 the corner OF Broaasay
Jan. Is 1854 u &. HALLIDAY
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PARTNER wANTsD--wiTH A CAPITAL OF
"A 5000 in butines that w net p-oht OF one hun
dred cent Location in one % the mot thriving viases
the lin If the New Yort and Ere Rarosd about two
hundred and seventy me from the city Call st smith,
Of Thames and Streets at from TO IL o'clock
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DISSOLUTION-1HE FIRM OF wALSCHEID d
~ Wecktecker Was disaol ed the Stat Of december,
1853 by mutusI consent The business TO- will be settled
By Alexander WeciLecier who alone In liquidaNoAs
WI wAL3CAklD,
A. WECKB 1Cgek
Alexander Wockbt ckcr will continue the business On h6
own sccou, at the sane plsce, No. 81 Liberty street.
New York Jan. Il, 1893
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BALES ATT AUCTIOa.

UCrIoN NOTICE. WILLIAM D. JONES, AUG.
"A tionecr By virtue OF execution will sell this lay II
No. ID Sprue street. At II A. NJ sorel horse har
- W q HITTfON