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Washington sentinel., 1854-01-31
Yotal ann Ysrsonal.

Flre.-Yesterday morning, at about two o'clock,
fire originated in block of frame tenements,
fronting in part on Sixth, and the remainder on II
street. The flames soon enveloped them, eleven
in number, and burnt them level with the earth,
leaving the chmneys only standing The occu-
pants obliged TO escape in their nightcothes,
saving but little of their furniture. lady, con-
fined 10 bed by sickness, was safely removed 10
the residence Of neighbor. The corner house
was devoted TO the purposes ofa drugstore. The
proprietor, Mr.. Stone, not only lost his stock, but
upwards Of two hundred and fifty dollars in cash
The fire companies worked manfully until nearly
noon, or for ten hours, and thus prevented an ex-
tension Of the conaagration TO the other properly
is but little or no insurance.
A COroner's Inquest was held, yesterday
morning, over the body of a newborn female mu-
latto child which was found in an alley, on Satur-
day night, near the Asbury Westinghouse. A Co
lored woman being in her yard, heard the faint
cries the infant, and proceeding the spot where
it was laid. took it into her arms and conveyed /,
TO her house. II was naked and but few mo-
ments before came into the world on the cold,
frozen ground. What became Of the mother could
not be discovered, although dgent search was
made by police officer. The little stranger was
cared for and warmed, during the night, before the
stove; and the proper applications were made with
view TO save its life. But the child died on Snn-
day afternoon.
The verdict ofthe coroner's jury was in accord
ance with the above-related facts
Malicious NIischief.-The Hon. Daniel Mace
introduced bill in the House Of Representatives,
yesterday, for the punishment Of malicious mis-
chief and the protection Of property. II was re-
ferred TO the Committee for the District Of Co
lumba.
The bill is similar in its provisions TO the one
introduced in the Senate during the last Congress-
II proposes TO punish with severity the vandals
who take pleasure in njuring trees houses, and
fencing, breaking public lamps and otherwise in
juring other peoples property. The regret is that
such destroyers are generally loo cunning Cor the
police.
DR.. Hunter.-We learn that this gentleman,
who has acquired high reputation for his sue
cessful treatment Of consumption, bronchitis, and
asthma, will professionally visit our city on Thurs
day morning, and remain over the following day.
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AssEMRL

UTASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES The
wv second Assembly Ball will be held at Jack
son Hall on Tuesday evening, January 3lst.
Tickets of. admission can be obtained by sub
scribers at Stevens's store, Browns hotel.
Persons not subscribers can procure tickets by
applying to one Of the executive managers at Jack
son Hall on the day Of the ball.
Jan "a, 25, 81, 20, 81.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Msa- Prize Tickets should be returned for re-
newal or payment
zss- All orders from distance for Tickets in
the above or any ofthe Maryland Lotteries prompt
ly and faithfully filed and official drawings sent to
all purchasers. Please address
H. FRANCE IL CO., Managers,
Jan. 3l--2awlmif Baltimore, Md
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-31

NJ Ew UNITED STATES GAZETTEER
IN new aud complete Gazetteer Of the United
States, by Thomas Baldwin and J. Thomas, M. ID.
Just received at
TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S,
Jan. 20 Bookstore near 9th street.
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g amnstmtnts.

RISLEY & G00DALL'S VARIETE.
MISS ELIZA LOGAN.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, January 81,
Will be performed Knowles's Play, entitled
THE HUNCHBACK.
Julia. .................. MISS ELIZA LOGAN
Sir Thomas Clifton. ..MR. w. r. GOODALL
Cachuca. a.................. Mile GENEVIEvE.
To conclude with the Farce Of
DAY IN PARISi
Prices OF Admis Isl ono Orchestra seats rs cents. |.
dress circle, so cents; family circle, % cents.
gentleman accompanied by two ladies admitted for
81 to the dress circle.
Doors open at past o-curtain viii rise st qusrtW
psst7.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-31

EDWARD e. DYER, Importer Of Cigars
IL aud dealer in Wines and Liquors, has Just
received, from his agent in Havana 100000
"Washngton Club, "Pretata,r and "El Siglo XIX"
Cigars to which he respectfully invites the atten-
ton Of dealers and others.
ian 31-tf
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To conclude with the Farce OF
A DAY IN PARISi
NATIONAL THEATRE.
RE-ENGAGEMENT OF MR.. COLLINS

NATIONAL THEATRE.
OF MR.. COLLINS.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 81,
The performance will commence with the Comedy
entitled
THE NERVOUS MANii
To be followed by the Farce Of
TEDDY THE TILERl 81.
To conclude with the Drama, entitled
THE MAID OF CROISsEY.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-31

N OTICE.-The Books and Accounts be-
IN longing TO the estate of the late William
Fisher have been LEFT with w. G. Zantziacer.
Stationers' Hail. adjoining the "irving Hotel :
who alone is authorized TO receive and receips Cor
moneys due the estate.
ian 31--6td HARRlOT FISCHER
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-31

Magnificent Fifteen Dollar Lottery
for the nth.
Capital $4,000, and Sc. prizes Of So, 900 each.
$997,696.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
CLASS L.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Te.,

In have lost a Land Warrant CessiSca,e ,or
loo acres No. 7S,2e2 in favor OF Nen ID Smah,
Lloyd b. Smith, Lewis Clark Smith. BenSamia
Yost Smith. and Rosanna Frsnss, collateral hr,rs
OF Hiram M smith, deceased OF company H. Ssh
United States Infantry, Mexican war and which
said Ncertifcate was assigned 10 the undersigned.
This certificate was mailed by Johnston, Rrothers
q Co, Of Baltimore, on the 18th October, iSSa di-
rected TO William p. Williams, esq, Washington,
d. c., and was never received. II is my intention
TO apply for duplicate Of this warrant 10 the CON-
missioner OF pensions.
NERI p. SMITH,
Cumberland, Maryland.
January 2l,h, 1854. Jan. 2S-tf
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DR.. Hunter.-We learn that this gentleman,
who has acquired high reputation for his sue
cessful treatment Of consumption, bronchitis, and
asthma, will professionally visit city on Thurs
day morning, and remain over the following day.
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENT,

CTRANGEsS GUIDE IN LONDON.
MAwHRg.
xETCALFk BINOLEY CO., spongo merchants and
performers his Royal HshnsD Prinos Albeit, IO and
Isl Oxford ssrset.
MOSELEY JOHN son, II and IS Nsw street. Covsns
Garden. Needles, So, 40. kstsblished l7Jo. III
BRLLKvUE HOTEL ii Norfolk street, Strand pro.
hon In London Board 1olgias and servtoe IT, 81 per
day. 49, =
+ DnAPEuG
WARWICK HOUSE. Nicon Haynes Shines ~, and
IA ShAws siiks Irish linen Aad SCOTCH gods
Tho Loncon Mantle and shawl compenys Royal Cfystal
Warehouses; 81 and 90 81 Paurs ChurohyArd and - And
BY Paternoster Row. Silks msntes dresses, Scotch,
Cashmere, and China ShAwis. u.
FARMER ROGERS iii ia and I75 aersus ssres.
Iadia shawls; French. EngIish, sad Scotch shAwlS.
CLEAvER, =. 8. inventor and only maker " Tho gsAu
Inc prize medal honey soap maker Of kind Of fancy
soap wholesale and for exp0rtaHon II Rod sQuAro
Holborn.
EIC0LL, II. D. patented for their NicoI's psIStot
ia 1l6. 1fs and 40 Regent street, and y cornhli.
.,.. :. ~. sunpRIns :.
debility End tbs causes Of premature Decline vita soli
sent free for BY thu sutSor. DR. J. r. Carts
Albonaris street. PicsdBly
PLACES AnusEMRrr.
Madame russAuds Exhibition Baher street Bassar Port
msa square, A2missash u Nsy.leoa lJym halnSai
Of Horrors Cd Open daily from II 70 l0P.u.
aursnSs Casno argyle hson a. cseak winanil strssA
DsncsS svers night csaaIssef Nc LAussaA Aanis<sss
enc chilling.
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A LBInT H NICOLAY. AUCTi0NRnR-qRIA AND
- .:s :s.:s F,:
.s e; I s y, S..
svs ~ ea.ssss bisd:s 2. T.:sasy AZ wsd.s:dsy
ss.ssys ss :s.:5
~ osys... ~ 2 sSs EishsS .srd Il Che city q
saiate inPesysnsnSs eonnandsg An sxssnavs visw Of
1tsesn Iaand New Brighton, New Jerssy shore Hs
Sss i: sa ~. :rs e
ssrssqus scenery irrosadnss snd Only
az y .ss s:.. ~: %
r sas s Ss'. -:
q eeaN b. desired, there being number Of excel.
.t h.ss Of :sss;s that pass 70 snd from these Sss
~ y s...:i sG !: ..:sy .s::s::a y y:
ysxess city raEoads that are nov rapid Of com
ses, ssssh "a WsI street ferries which w
pr: IL: So -.
saS increases he Of ssss lst Good schools and
pee ead evs.xthas asosssaEy b obsaisea e the
sssss wke sxs dssous q prooefns A eligible building
E: Pr Pr: .s
Id nvenssts also directed 70 This SALE e all real
. i. ss Ina S
pesvensnts thai sre In The sale Win BE-
e: e o ;s'' A. =. :ss
eeeainsy ssrs q seventy cent rsmaia bead
E s1 for rss PEI ssS G
1se end elsas from Al and the title 10
For T:R' 4 saS fS
No.4 Broad street, New York.
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INSURANCE..

THE METROPOLITAN YIRE INSURANCE. ConPA
ny-Cash capital $500. 0o0-0mss los Broadway. cor
budinga msrehAniise property and ships IN pe
and thsif csrgoss, against loss % damage b. hrs.
James LeEinsr Graham, Warren Delaae. yr-
DdWaxd Whitehouse, Henry ". Butler,
Joseph B. vsrnum, Bowes B. McIvaiue.
Leonard Applsby, Henry Dwight, IT,.
Frederick II. olcotk, Evan r Bebb,
William X. Strong. Gilbert l.. BseckraAa
Moses Taylor, Joseph u. Strong.
James o. Sheldon, Lorvatn Freeman,
Daniel Parish, xdwAEd MAeomhsg,
0ustavus A. Conevsx, John La Fargo,
Martin Bates IT,, Charles =. Appleby,
Isaac ! TAYiSrr ro.rrrr JsTsnlsa wits..; aA
xDwAHD A. 6rAHsDunv. SECRETARY.
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NHE WONDER OF THE wORLD-NADANE CLIFTON,
This natural gifted and scientific lady 10 causing great
sxcemsn: in this city ~ giving each and every person who
10 the first and only real female strologst that or ever
in CITY She warrants correct :sstenents 20 Al
who visit MARRIAGE 0sse law suits, about fsudA
deaths Ae Tbs will remain but short
this city she intends visiting Europs all who feel
Of her had better call Madame
any disease In its worst stage, the rhsu
66 street. between Broome and spring. briek
house. stone steps.
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~ able Housshold furniture- ". wssisott. auo.
hotel ksspers and Others 70 sale Of elegant fernus
and house furnishing articles Monday morning. June 49,
a oh ocSc. IrsC;ss ~ Ne q aiEhth syssnSus Sss.
reservation those WHO disposed to comply With
every purohsser can remain 81 home are cond
mirrors slabs and brackets statusry and Esyptsntop
stsssr Arm and reception IN velvet and hall cloth
curtains snd rich shades French ttea tetes
ana sloSS VIII nS%bss q sssuuI oil
Der uInturs rosewood and mahogany french bsdsts.ds
superior hair beds and English IL
bedstead gilt and mahogany mirrors rosewood mahogany
6ootcssss Mahogany, Walnut and cottage chairs With
large quantity Of extension and othe
dnns tables rich slysrwars ivory cutlery rich tea
sSiss.
u COTTON, AUCTIONEER-IMPORTANT SALE OF
hessshold furniture Mkrers carpets oil cloths rose
x Cotton vii ss sSis day June ~ a. 10y osisor
81 the auction rooms, No. 50 Bssimen street very args
Of good and second hand household farn
NJ suites paror furniture In French brocatslle
deessns and plain bureaus mahogany and
r .n a
ls.ss ana s.ssnsioa tables centre t.pssry
sosss funsurs suiscs SOFAS Isdstsads oouohs
large 1rsnoh plate mirrors bedroom furniture DO Also
dozen nsd .sps o:t
ehar s.c eS cottage ssdstesds suitable for the trade
rss1y early ON Saturday morning and NO on
any account
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ro PERSONS IN TROUBLE

~
i Are zen In love, ysaderf Are yoa In grieff
dave you been robbed By conscien celess thief?
IL there law suit that boshers you pendingf
Have you Lest msney by fooIishly lendings
Bas some old comrAde turned out csceiverg
Would you maid Of her young heart hort
DO you propose set out journey
Are you annoyed by some hungry Attorney
Would you engage In some great speculaton
Yet hang back uncertain, and show hesitation?
hto these questio Jour answer Is yes, -
why, then. be you Mister, or Madam, CT Miss,
You'll be with both comfort and 30 back,
Ifyou call for advice G. w. ROBACK.
abe hsadquartsrs Of this osls rated Asrooger
consulted BY mail well though tho parties called
him In person.
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A LPERT r. NIcoLAY, AUcTI0NEER.-HoUsE
,Sea Saturday June At 10 O'Clock e che sales
10 wA street, large sale Of household furniture
black yaao: bsdsss.d ssS.n rosewood suit Of farni
dneudng two by Descombss, entirely new TO be podvey
sold "a advances Also at IL O'clock large and ee
The celebrated taxidermist. A. 81. NICOLAY,
y. SINTZENICH,
rsH W. r. BREWSTGR.
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GREAT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-D. s
\ r HOIICH Auctiouae Hough r. Salesman -This

VJ HOUGH, Auctionser-D. Hough Jr, Salesman. This
scn: front house No sss Fourth avenue near twenty
perb single and double suits Of paror furniture
French hroestele chairs In gold eegere
and walnut bsdstssd bureaus: sofas wsshstaras chsir
hair and Marseilles quilts splendid lace
tains mirrors oil paintngs satusry and other de-
niacent Bruises carpets bree rolls uncut china dinner
silver plated SETS savers cake baskets
spoons forks glassware &c all the richest descp
and entirely the first OF May making 500 lots
Deposits required
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GEI2ITrS, SALE OF GLASS w.RE, &c. 40 THIS
- day Friday June Is q 10 s'eoct ~ $40 srcsS-
esios pickle jars champagne asd vine bottles aad
eouse psssc pusn bsttss; eallsa dsAohnA Co., -.
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"A. turs At auoticn.-A IT. Nioolay CO. viii sell ct
susties on sstIrdsy June ~ u O'clock At the sales
ture for the decoration Of nds gardens &c. by An
cedar With il sstennss and Of the most beautiful pat
terms and dssgns Gentlemen having ground to decrats
A. H. NICOLAY,
- T. SINTZENICH..
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TToSoxSN sxIooE 1SsMS sS 80 ~
..s IL ~ .s ga ~. s e:
e: Z
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hssI ssssl - 4. ss:s.s soda = 81. =:
ssa :. s. e.s fss
shsir ar r., .....! G Srossw.y ss
sa. By ss sr; ;s 4 &. E: VA please : pune
jon. =. Ron.so-. ossss = sss.s DfPoT !, or
NOTICE TO cslpIrc E4IE CREDITORS OF ran
as g s..a q q 81: s n. s
:. i :ss
OAEIggs FARE REDUCED TO THREE CENTS
u fsss i' and sp
LIN. Of vii
beyond corner 5.
Ct AIMS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH roa
Ds:s hssSs On The New XS.. fellow
Isrsx o. Bo.oS S g. REV n g
s 5oES.S:ais:.s. Curt: ana EssSs: s.:S
:ss e: e " s.s essis's; cs:ssv
sn Hs:s: DF;R:. ss::ss w, " = q. ;P;s
lam Lis; i..1s a 4s::
Tressurer ~ South street. Mr. Robert Lssdsr, the dsa
H51i:;s
TAI GO H ss3g er11os Ssw xosx, "A.
Wi =: ss a. ss asse K. :. sss s:.
~ 9 ~ -: s: :s .s.. sa
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Ss's";at aey ssswssa the hoar' orc
' ~ iS: ! f SSss.s. e.. cs--l.4s.'s.
VETS..asASs 9. T !, VA. 2! !sls WILL ..E1 y
Juas To- & 70 osset n Il sSs- 'n f.n ssSStn ns1
.Ss .sls.s4iones Va q
l Hs.n 3 S4 sss:: A,sss eSss A.sr
WHARF.-THE E ,s'1 q @ pAILY aasAID
q he vsla.: essd Aps a. Mi
.a af THE Turf. r.Tl.
ssns u SSssE IT G
Don
public sss rssp.otfuy inioInsd tbs. this Ferry i. nov
ssss s1ss sssns
T.
5sl but nsE If VIZ
sa The sy Il e.
Lafayette HALL Brosdwsy instead Of 81 NcSeiss
DAY, and for the succeeding the The
horses will start st two clock p NJ prscisey special
train Of will leave the South ferry one
o'clock. JOHN I. SNEDIKER Proprietor-
B1Rstssshmsrs and other ply,isses 60 let Inquire
streets. between ten and two O'Clock. 80 - - /
Union COURSE LONG lsLAND.-RACE NETTING
The races over the above mentioned course viii COM
First day Tussday-Proprietors purse $500, two mile
heats Same dAy.Purse $40. mile heats, best in Ave.
Secondary, Observation-Disclosures purse 800, three
mile heats Same day-Purss $780, mile heats; ensrancs
Third day Thursday-Propristors purse 81 sOO mills
heats. Same day-Swsepstakes me heats subscription
with The following entries ~ Wittsn ns%ss Oh by
names e. by Glencoe, out Of Sally Ward, years oid
years old. - &.
All the above TONED purses and be governed
BY tho rules Of the late New York Jockey Club N B.
to start to make race
The VIII in ne running order and NO trottins
VIII be allowed on the track until The over
JOHN I. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
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ONE on 1HE MOST pELIoHTFuL LooATIoNs I'M

nNK or THE MOST DELIGHTFUL LOCATIONS IN
" the world -Persmptory salo Of three hundred Villa
DAvID SCOTT Aae.lons; win cell = .g:slo. on sss
10Th and 2t Of June 300 magnificent villa lots
Eng from ave 70 eight osy lots each Also 100 very choice
Ts villas q Sherwood and Clsrs%:ns iosss:a .soss
road leading 70 Newark and Bergen PoInt which
nibusee ere constantly running TO and nom Jsrssy City
eston viii the city ofEsv York = Al hours Of the
Bergen Heights elevated sbou, ninety feet above tide
water, commanding magnificent view Of New York city
and karbor Broo6yn, staten Island the Narrows, &e
Already there has bssa srssd several beautiful eostasss
t anita doing buness IN New York, 60 whom refsrsnees
made respect 70 the and advantage the
omnb.se: Iu.nias from Jersey CITY isry shsr.e,d
81 Oh 10ts and ~ A. n, and ~, ~ SO ~ 6x o. and
zxPE fare on cents. The sale will be perenptosy to
oose Every lot put will be positively sold TO
che hsshs.s bidder Terms a. yh.h win Ss ysry ssrs
tcuArs inquire Of the Aucnec At Scotts Real Estate
Exchange Montgomery street, jersey City.
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~ Mo- LAOOnUSi. No. CANAL SThEHTl Is uOt
eeqznip and marriage; abe will also lave mutual -
s9e na9g9ggye nsnnoH n ~ ypth4
MADAME BLAHcHA THE w0RLD-R1N0WNED
sst.olosis Who hss besa ytsssd dussS ~ past yssE
ladies and In the Union be coniuitsd s No.
30 Thompson street in regard 70 the past present. and
iclnss. and s.d property lost stolen
asrooss has besn acquired q SHADY and
coextensvs with the Union. She dsoards the humbug
knewedss Of the a.ir: q men from the starry
ssonomsr BY calculation abls to fcresee and predict
the movements and vagsres Of plAnes hundreds
eesny Of by Of tho planet under which
they born, and which rules seir destny Madame
Blanche only scientific Astrolog in New York Re-
member, No. 80 Thompson street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS sUcTIONEER BY H. n LEEDS
II CO Saturday juno IL At l0 O'clock at the sales
No 10 street. elegant fur niture
consisting of rich marble top rosewood centre Abls! bu
With cane sea.s ssssr. suit: Of m.hos.sy Il h,ircosh
carpets etegerss marblsxed iron centre tables marble
slabs and brackets reserators and general assortment
az tai ttuy
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mi lovs-Profeaor LAwton. eoston, formerly Of Lea4oe
viii ssnd TO any address on reoeipt q one douax pos v
devoted affections .. msny Of tho opposite ssz "a ths
VI nj that may Be married. rreapsotvs AeA appsA-
Ascs Of posslOn; And iAst though net last ~ esa b
possible; Aadss. Pg ~ga L.vsSs. Boston, Ma. ~. u
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pIsToLs AND PERCUSSION CAPS, BRASS BAR.
rel pistols at so cents per pair split and ribbed
caps full count In lilo st 37K per n, warranted
article Also, materials for gunmakers Of all kinds,
cutlery Isl Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau
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TUE OIL DR. HUxrxR uIxSxLr THE PuyslsIAA
who established the HunAsriaa Dyspsasary No Divk
sssal. eyn7 10 10 r., SnnAAyy sssseteA - hAs q
stAaA. Ne ssnnss@ssa Ntek aGl sAAse DssteG Rue&eA
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CTAAxERING.-R0BERT BATES INVENTOR AND
viii remain but short time in New York; and will again
exhibit bis appliances before the class Of Hydropshc and
Physiological school, No. 10 Lasht street. Tuesday
ming 81 Socleck Physeisns atammsEers patients, and
inventor willing to have his method examined
publicly prvatey-as he has done in Phuadephia TO
taught parsulsry the secret methods with those self
styled professors and doctors They may well b secret for
The public For further Psrticula inquire Of ROBERT
BATES III Spring street. ISL South Ninth street. Phadel
phia. Once hours from A. II. 70 2. II.
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A UCTION rNOTICE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER =
IA By Thos Bell 4 H. N. Bush.-This day, At l0H
oiSck n the sales room It q Centre street between
bureaus carpets, attresses &c. At IL o'clock seasonA
pie dry goods vestings clothing &C. Also bar furn
tnre, counties, 10.
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A UCTION sALE.--THIs MORNING, SAMUEL oSGOOD
"a Auctoneer will sell by Auction, ~ l0H O'Clock, ct
NO Nassau street large and general Of
second hand household furniture comprising
pasos and chamber suts Of furniture sofas chairs bu
ble arm chairs work tables bsdsteads aresses senter
table, rocking chairs crockery, &C. and OK
and about hundred veregased lamps suitable
pleasure gardens, 40. The whole Of the will
without any reserve fss
nsaDsr NASW AUcTIoMEIR-sTORE, $40 BROAD
II Hsy 3uesdaT Jsgb o. 1854 1t 10 - r.. ak The qters
circular saws and frames, grindstonss pulleys betting
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NgATRINoNy--A YOUNG. NAN WANTS A WIFE -
IA W he has sLesen AnssLSd of Los
alliance his situation and psrs~sa chavsclcrstlss ~
estsr With The requisite u.iss 81 ths yoNae iAay s
Hs 9iven (sn) through tristy privAss
Aasrsss Sisssaaty. BsesdTy Pest o9os.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For H.yass sad New Orleans The DATED states
PRILADkLPhIA, Captain Henry Wjndle on Tuesday,
June q, at O'clock 7; n. from warren street pier.
ssvsa on The specie only t:ssR on frEhs e
iadine Of the form signed By this company on spylisstioa
st their cs For freight passage apply At the Com
4 f.1 + NJ O. ROBERTS.
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AIIW YORK AND CALEDONIA sTEAMsHrP LINZ.

NIw YORK AND CALrFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINZ.
~ via Nicasas.e As:sssery Transit 0onpasy q q
maui Only flns diving through tickets including he
;sRs or 81: rev o ss.s s:hss
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isctns with the fyertts stsamship COkrxS, 1o0ten
burthsn the Nicaragua transit route, having bat
These steamsrs are IN ehsr vsatson a.a
xRann Hsn q Bsxss Srssn
BCemneneing ON Ne lHh Of Jaly ths days e. s.il-
when these dates fall Sunday the ships VIII save
the Saturday prsvious - heretofore.
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TAMEs COLE, ACCOMPLISHMENT ONE LOTS
y IN the Ninth ward SALE by order
cfths ex:outoys Of Niles smith, deeeased.-JAME5 COLE
ON Will sail on Monday. June d. 1t 12o'cock at Mon
tssue Hall No Court street. opposite ths City He'll
atree end the railroad These are located
IN very desirable section Of Broot yn Sale positive
coee the estate IS cent bond and Msps
at the cce Of the auctonesr S Fulton street. Brookys
and u Nassau street, New York
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VHANTHD.-NOvELs, PLAYS PAMPHLETS, OR
w books on any subject also music ensrsyinss a.,
S1ONS book and toy basemen store Of Chrystie
and Grand streets. Open daily from A. N. to ~. H.
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TIL
AVA most wonderful astxoogst In the woxd that ha4
svor been known She VIII tell past present. and futur.
friends which has astonshed Thousands during traveL
In Europe. She 70 seventh daughter OF
her science TO tell even their very and
the greatest hsppinsss Of matrimonial bliss She ID a.
scenaAnt Of line Of thing back o oeatue
And beg predictions truly Astounding all vsa
hsr Al who have Desn dissppeinteo elsewhere and the
Who w.ah speedy axrtsge, CALI and they
depono upon rue advice founded the eternal
efmasicl scsnce Brooms ffeet between Cannon sAl