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subscriber would respectfully inform hts friends and the
public having succeeded filing several large houses with
Creek in making bis contracts with
responsible anc he
deliver the punctuay OF washington
Georgetown market and supply
with quantity required without change OF price during
following places through The Office,
will meet with prompt attention
Patterson Marin, Pennsylvania and 9Th
z D. Gilman Pennsylvania between 9th and TN
Y. Harbsugh, TIN aud @ streets.
Kidwel Lawrence Pennsylvania avenue and 4th street.
T. G. Mclntire, 7th and streets
w. II. Gilman, Pennsylvania and AZ street.
VIM Lord, 5th and q streets.
J. w. Marin, New York aud 18th
Edw Hall, Market Space between 9Th aud 7tt streets
A. O. Hdgeey, Pennsyv between 18Th and 10Th
DR.. J. b. Gardner Capitol HILL
Y. NJ. p. King, and 18th
F. 3. Walsh, Navy Yard.
C. p. WannnlI, New York and OH
u. II. Homead, Maryland avenue and 7th street
w. w. Birth, 3D. street, Trinity church,
j. w. S0thorun Georgetown.
Families will be supplied week moni for The whole
year, price, and full supply guaranteed.
Notice change residence, given the Office Of
the driver, will always prevent DISAPPOINTMENT
Should mistakes neglect the OF those delivering
ed o. y 4 &. +
kept constantly Eioi's of
18th which be had large small quantities at the low
1fasiHf.
l.. ]. MIDDLETON,
Office OF 4 and 18th streets,
@ and Easbys wharf,
wishing supplied their
dence quantity day the Office the paces above
named. Mar l4-lawim
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routes, In The States LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI KEN
Department IL ne ely o. Ws,snn.ton ns a M ION April
the times herein specihed.
MISSISSIPPI
7ss Prom Aasus BY Leaf River aad LeassvIs, Chronicles
Leave Augusta Monday at6ami
Leave Chronicle "Wednesday Sam;
Arrive nj Augusn next day by 10 pm
7S' From col%%s. BY Vol River '"o o's1 August" 70
Leave Columbia every Friday ar6smi
Aniye a. ausossa nsrl day BY spm'
7ss FROM spp, c Oh ~ " sa.ay % Jackson Q H.,
go miles and back, once ~cet
Leave Mississippi city Monday m6ani
Leave s iae iass'S" ii ws "s day y
arrive al Mississippi CITY day by pm.
LOUISIANA.
Ashton Ia, Lake providencs Pecan Grove a1isaa,.
ss.s ~ Ss ca'i; ASs . "a 1"S S''%S
Leave oraad Lass Fda.y"4
leave Richmond Monday a, I'M
q Jesepbr day by6pmg
Leave 81 yoscphs wedne.da, stoam,
Arrive At Eielnoaa nsrt DAY ~ epm'
Arrive Grand Lake evep sunday BY ,op
chez, Mss, Fairvsw, la Union POM, 70 Ned aSsr
,rsss 4 e, SIi E,ss, L:ss.s wsScs.s sleg@
Arrive ., ST. JoscpsS sniarday BY Iopm.
qosa' Vista aess SAD lloyd, nreiheld 20 le. SOD
Leave Grand Lake every Monday assmi
Arrive At Deerdsid neti day by pm;
Leave Deer6eld every "Wednesday AIS
Arrive at Grand lake day by CD
Hudson, Willing, NcCHres
(no ofce,) 20 miles and back week
Leave rori Hudson Saturday at 6 AM
Arrive McCarcH by ~
Leave McCarselp Store saturday at lpm;
arrive q, Port Hudson day by pm.
KENTUCKY.
ARCS From Bowling tho Barrsn Green, and Ohio
Evansville, Indiana rs miles and back, once wees
Leave Bowling Green Thursday mfpm.
Arrive At Evansville Saturday by opm
Leave Evsnsvil. Tuesday SAM,
Arfys poplr Cree Tbur nv Ia m
Proposals or frequent trips will be considered
From Liberty, Hssonyis and kobefispoft monce
10. Is miles and back, week.
Leave Liberty every Saturday ifsmi
Arrive at Monticello same days BY 9 pmi
Leave Monticello every Friday atsami
Arrive at Liberty days BY Up
For proposal and requirements tphrs
Incorporates N
advertisement inviting
mn the sed southwestern States
dated OH January, 1864 .. i .-
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb ip-iawiw Postmaster General.
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fNo Ig5.
NOTICE Of WITHDRAWAL from private entry
IN heen miles each OF
proposed from SHREVEPORT, Louisiss 10
VtoEspuRa, MISSISSIPPI.
behalf Of the
ON
OF merit publ, iahds lying within heen miles Co
either eide Of the Of
road being Townships be withheld from sale
entry claims, which excluded
have been accordingly 20 the land ohce viii
In the district Of lands subject 10 sale at Mospos Loos
North Of the sass ins asd sasi Of the meri&an.
Townships hecn sixteen, seventeen eighteen, nineteen and
twenty, OF one 70 six inclusive
hcen, sixteen, seventeen, stsen nins
teen, and twenty, Of range seven
Townships fueen 6ncsn s,tecn, seventeen, ssheen and
nineteen, Of rsnses eight TO fourteen, nclnsye
Townships fifteen and sixteen, Of range 6heen
North Of tie bnss ias md ,ecsto Of hs meridian,
Townships fifteen sixteen, eighteen
twenty, o. ranges 10 i've, inclusive.
subject N.roHroc srs Louis
viz;
NORTH Of ths hose hns and Of the meridian
Townships 6een, seventeen, eighteen nineteen
twenty, OF ranres sis to thirteen, inclusive
Given under hand, hs Geaera, Land Once
ne l7th day OF December, 1859
ny order OF the President
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Deiaw.r. college.
THE This Institution will Wednes
Il
Resides regular cou plsn Of instruction
brsces scientific department. adnr fscue- uns
preparing for pscticn life students wishing 10 pnus par,
liberty make selection Of
psrtuent
For catalogues containing fun information sddro..
ApG-iaw3w
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

STATES OF MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY.
+. (supplemenlary)
Posr Ortios DgrAnrsssr,
February ~, 1854
PROPOSALS. for conveying The MATHS OF the United
July l. 1854, 3b, 1855, inclusive, following
routes, In States LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI KEN
lucky, Contract ofhcs OF the
Department the city Of Washington, until OF 10Th April,
decided BY 30t April Is5s
herein specified.
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WnsIIinxtOn Bfanch HnHT0Ad.-IrsIns HIM WI
EAVH daily except sunday, at and g. M ~ ana
~ On Sunday, att, a IN and 5, p.
The train $ y. m, eimes~, stops only Annapolis
ton and Relay the others at ali stations
Tta,ns a. =, m, and *, m, connect with Annapolis.
Do do ., a. m, and :, do west
DO do q and Z, a. and 5, n. M. do
Pare from Washington TO baltimore.
DO do do and return. ...,so......s.
Do do Annapolis.
DO DO do and return
The round mp tickets all be procured 20
add are good for tbs day which they issued.
r. q, PARSONS,
July 10 do Ages
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rhs Work sna ravsrpoo, r,tsea sss,s, u
Atesmers
Toe shipu compriaias tins hne 9s.##
tnt huahus. Mesi
iho racine. wye
ihs fee 's.'s.stst, capt Loea
ne nsuuc .sssss. capt ton"r
'"f Ndaur.st .ss.'.s.thpt 'fan~
- go These ships hsying beea bull by conird q
prssaiy Cor government services care hn bce
rsMfA tak.n In their construction In thar sars-
y-'=34-io insure strength and speed and taeir sceoMr
Tor passenger. unequaIed elegance and comiod
ncs Of passage from New York TO Liverpool In lfsl cabin
In second esbin,s7a EAclss,e OF rooms "
Prom Lfvsrpool 10 New York, ESQ and geo
An erprrieuosd surgeon attached each snp
No berhs he secur.d until paid for
an Darg b.
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ssLrrmonE AND ONO rAuLRoAD FOR

GOOD LETTER PAPER st dollar per ~,
VI rued Tire. rages, bought personally In France h'
manufacturer BY the undersigned and Just received voy
MnIi FRANCk Thfho'
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4, OTtCE OF the removal Of the iAsd Office frsm
" srARrA, 10 ELBA, in ALABAMA.
Congress entued IAN auhorznr
OF land onces" approved March 1852 Il
hereby land once for the
public SPAWTA district, Alabama will
Of SPARTA u. present location, ELBA
in county, day OF April
hand the ety. Washington this iouraen
ANY four, .....
BY the Presidents
Jons WItsor,
Commissioner Of rhe General Land oncs.
Ieb -uI3v
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NEN sOiSk, niiE.MEss, AhD ssbUah-
| .S1E&6& AMPrON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
i Nz35 The ships comprising this line are inc WASHING
/ ION, tsapi. Il, NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt u. Hig
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The ~ ships will not be accountable of GOLD
buihop specie ewolfy precinu- stones metals uniss pug
lsding signed therefor the thereof therein expresses
Jsn5
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L Stokes.
The Poeucal Works Of VIM IA. c. Hosmer.
Lectures on the Apocalypse. BY DR.. Cumming.
The sepuicbrcs Of the Departed. n. n Anspach.
Cooley, Lady's Book, April. Just received nj
TAYLOR MAURY,s
Mar @ Bookstore, OH 81.
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Persons wishing supplied viii send their
quantity Office the places
named. Mar i4-lawim
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-13

The sterility of the wife Of Louis Napoie-
on is now confirmed fact, and all present
hope of an imperial heir is ended It is al
ready asserted that NJ. Bonaparte. if he can
maintain his present slippery position, will
not hesitate to re-enact the disgraceful con-
duct of his great uncle towards Josephine,
to secure his aims.
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s1s2,4O7 Of
32l.516 O5

Just think Of i'll Upwards Of half million Of dollars
spent annually for the single item Of printing II you
deduct from this amount the cost Of the books
the Members OF Congress in the habit OF voting
themselves and afterwards selling, In many cases, to
the bookstores in this city, you would have,
mander, about two hundred thousand dollars the
cessary cost Of the government printing.
But little done in Congress yesterday. The SEN
ate, after sqnahble Of some minutes, succeeded In
electing the Rev. H. Slicer chaplain. Mr. s., by
ndiscreet meddling in political matters, had rendered
himself Unpopular with many Senator's and hence an eff
fort TO supply his place with another The Senote
after went into executive session. The House was enter
taiDcd by Mr. walbridge in speech Of some length
the coal duty prepared with much care and exhibiting
a thorough knowledge OF his subject.
The rumor that one Of the bcgerert powers OF Eu
rope had made propositions for the purchase Of the Ame
rican mail steamers-Atlantic Pacific, and Balc-now
forming the Collins line, regarded here the shall
lowest to affect the acten OF Congress on the APP
preparation bill pending before the House OF Repre-
sentatives for the support e j. Collins line cannot
think that Mr. Collins liz fgiends, fabricated such
rumor for such purIo.n sncy men Of too much
shrewdness TO be guilty Of thing silly, and well
calculated to injure the very cause they would support
The friends of the steamers, however, appear to be
making little effort to secure the passage of the
apy roprstion much needed for the support Of this
line.
The Texas debt bill, too-what has become Of that
The short session is rapidly passing away this great
measure, involving the financial quiet OF n State and
is permitted 10 sleep undisurbed by single inquiry
as 10 tia present condition or future prospects.
In my letter Monday last mentioned that our
Charge TO Rogota Hon. james s. Green would leave i'm
mediately for his post OF duty that government
This morning Mr.. rendered his resignation to the Pre-
sdent preerrng to become again OF the sovereigns
to going as diplomatic servant to that TAR of region
and the resignation will be accepted with eyes kind
sir and thank you too" Offices in demand to
satisfy the opportunities OF the defeated candidates at
the late Congressional election, whose legion
Perhaps in the number suitable man can be found for
the Governorshp Of Utah. though there but few
suited to popular social position 10 that territory Z.
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THE BATTLE OF INKERMANN.

THE ENGLISH DESCRIPTION.

had raned almost necessarily the night before (says
letter from Salakiava dated Nov. s., and the early
morning no promise Of any cessation Of the heavy
showers Widen had fallen for the previous four and TWEEN
~ hours Towards dawn heavy fog settled down
the hegnts and on the valley OF the Iukermann The
pckets and men on outlying posts were thoroughly st
urat'd and their arms wet, despite their pyecau
toss and II is scarcely TO be wondered At II there
s,me OF them who were not quite alert sentre.
should be in face OF enemy for II must be remembered
that small army Is almost out by its incesans
labors, and that pcquet frequently
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON Friday Nov. ~, 1854.
me Siege Of Sebastopot-7he Battle Of Inkcrmdnn-7he
Au'es forfify themselres-7he Besiegeys Bcsegcd-No
Quarter Ciren by the Russidns-Rdelan made Field
Adrshdt-Prussian Orde's-Cruvelh Saved BY O Laugh
Stocks, DC
Every one here is SO occupied with the details Of the
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six hundred registered in the merchant marine
service for the past year. only three hundred Of
foreign birth Is not this an item well worthy the
rious consideration of the "orler ~
The alb and efficient Superintendent Of Public Print
ing A. G. seamen Esq, has just completed his annual
report to Congress- which exhibits the gross expendi.
lures for printing, during the last fiscal year. fol-
lows
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United States Six per Cent Bonds 1862. ..101 102
Do Six per Cent Bonds, 1883 1881 1o9h
Do Six per Cent Insc. Stock, 1862. =. .101 q 1O2
Pennsylvania Five per Cents. rs
DO. Five per Cent Bonds, 1871. so a 50
Massachusetts, per CT. Stg. Bonds '6s. 100 102
S. c. Five per Ct. BIDS, Earrings, 1s5S-'6S. 90 90
Maryland Five per Cent Sterling Bonds. 90 "a
Alabama Five per CT. Stg Bds., 1S5S-9-66 SO
Virginia Five per CT. Stg. Bonds, 1884,. 90 a %
Do. Six per Cent Bonds 1896. ...... S3 "a
Boston Four and Half per CT. Stg. Bonds. 90 10a
Montreal Six per Cent 1s57-1S85 ....... SO
New Orleans Six per Cent Bonds, 1893. SO
Illinois Central Six per Cent, 1s75........ 90 65
Penn'a Centl Rail, Six per Cents, $780,. 80 q 90
N Y. and Erie 7per CT. LIST m'ge 1s68-69. 100 102
DO. Seven per Cent, third do. 1Ss3..... n IS
Do. Seven per Cent Convertible, 1892. 20
N. Indiana Z p c. LIST m, (Goshen) 1885, 70 IS
Terre Haute and Alton I do. 1867 IS
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LIQUORS, &c.

A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRAND1ES, WINES,
"A Scotch and Irish whsteys, runs, gins, syrups aud
scordals London and Dublin porter Philadelphia ale
and porter, in bottles, Tor family For sale AT N
III. UNDERHIIIS 430 Broomc street, corner cf Crosby
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AT OTICE. -JAMES KEARSLEY HAS ASSIGNED ALL
his property to Charles J. Holt, 504 Hudson street,
New York and the said Chas J. Holt. hereby notifies
the public in general especially the savings banks, not
to make payments except to the said Chas Holt
or his egalrepresentatiye.
BENJAMIN GALBRAITH, 1877 Fulton street.
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The runaway Cruveli has returned to Paris and the
Opera She had been with her cher ami, Baron vgier
to that oveable place. Venice to pogare nea godold
the venetians have it and pleasant place is that
self same Venice, know from experience. Her two
brothers. it seemed followed her there and lie Baron
gave them his word that he would marry the fair canta
trice Old vgier has in fact, formally demanded the
hand Of the fair Sophie for his She made her re-
appearance in the "Huguenots' the other night and
the audience were prepared to receive her in
dead silence, which, according to high musica
authority, is the highest compliment - only this
time it was not meant trae turned the scale in
her favor, and she is re nstated favorte. She
only appears in the second act As she enters, the
Queen Of Navarro exclams, eds moi ie resuIat de ton
haydi royage" So appropriate speech set the whole
house in a roar in which Cruve joined heartily and
this slight incident saved her rebuff
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little prohibition bill Qaughter) The motive is de-
veleped. The emigration policy having failed the bill
is introduced TO prevent the existence Of slavery that
Territory.
Mr. WAsHRuRS fwhg) of Me-, in reply to Mr. Oliver,
said the gentleman should not be surprised to soc
attempt TO restore the ant-slavery ordinance. Fair
warning given last session that an effort for that
purpose would be made at the proper time--wouh be
done, il not now, At next Congress Tie sentiment Of
the North, in his opinion was almost unanimous in
favor Of early and practical perseverng efforts
the principle of the Missouri compromise repealed
the Nebraska Kansas bill.
Mr.. STEPHENS (whig), of Ga, obtained the floor.
The Committee rose and the House adjourned.
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CIDER FOR SALE 300 BARRELS PRIME CIDER AP.
~ ply toe W. WARD, "a Front street.
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LOST AND FOUND.


r OST-AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, OR IN UNION
IL square, Sixteenth street, Monday evening"
the 11thinst brooch consisting Of single yellow
topaz. liberal reward win be given to the finder
Apply at Mr. Darlings fancy goods store SS5 Broadway
II OST-A CARPET BAG, LEFT IN BROADWAY
IL aad south ferry stage, about yesterday, con-
Gaining silk dress and other art ces Of value
to the owner than the finder. liberal reward will be
way
II 0ST-A SMALL PARCEL MINUTES OF TRIAL IN
the case OF Ely against Mason, in Seventeenth ST.
between broadway and Fifth avenues The finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning the tame to F. c.
JDELAvAN, Jauncey Court, 43 Wall street.
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BANGING ACADErTINs.

D0DWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO 500
a. Broadway opposite Eleventh street, is now opes
Cor the reception of pupils who commence at anv
time LADIES' and children Wednesdays and Satuf-
days ut and p. NJ. gentlemen Wednesday,
Thursdays, ard every other Friday ~ " P. NJ PrSs.
gentlemen. Monthly usual Circulars, con-
tanning days hours and terms Of instruction be had
at the academy ct any time viii be sent by post
AEONs. q. SnRAsOIE's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 10
Wl Bond street Hours for ladies from A. M TIL
}P NJ; for gentlemen, from to 8 and TO 10 In the
evening. On Saturday the hour Of closing will be ex-
tended TO 12P. NJ Private lessons will be given at all
hours.
DROFESSOR BONDS DANCING ACADEMY.--NEw
IL classes forming for the second quarter at his rooms
corner OF Bowery and Delaney street; Mondays and
Thursdays l79 Wooster street. Blocker Tuesdays
ana Fridays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 800 Grand
street For particulars inquire at the rooms on the
above days
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Conpoeation Of the Anglish Parliament-Suppies--7
Miliua-7he Siege Of ,Sebdsopol-Fronce and the War
The Principdlities-Storm in the Black Sed-Austrid,
Prussia and the German Confederation--Pedce Pros
poets on the 7dpis-7he Souls A6dir-RcsiJndtion Of
Observation-Disclosures at Parts Miscellaneous.
The English Parliament has been nvoked for the des
patch urgent business for the 18th Of December The
announcement caused depression in the money market
Ms 1t is quite evident that credits for the expenses of the
war will be ofthe first things demanded do not hest
tate to say that they will be granted unanimously The
drafting OF militia and the sending the militia to
foreign military stations another step which necess
tates the meeting OF Parliament You will see by this
days government organs that the government will ap
peal 10 the loyalty bravery and patriotic sentmentso
the British public to support brave soldiers in the
Fast.
There is nothing from the Crinea The reported
battle on the 18th turns out to be as expected pure
fabrication Menschkof has teegraphed from sebasto-
rol that nothing new of importance had taken place
there up to the 18th
The Paris Noniteur has published letter addressed
BIZ the Emperor 10 General Canrobcr expressing his
probation and his admiration Of the conduct Of the
French troops the Crmca. There are two sentences
In that letter worthy Of observation The Emperor ap
proves OF Canrobers not trying the assault until tie
arrival Of achievements, and he announces that pow
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TASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF DORIC
Ul' Lodge, No. $50, are hereby summoned to attend
the regular communication to be held the evening of
ton Of officers for the ensuing will take place. By
order of HENRY BREMER W. NJ
A. HAHN, Secretary.
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NOT1CE.-I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
IN the public in general that am in way connected
with the establishment of j. Forsyth Co. $50 Broad
way, corner Of Nineteenth street
JAMES FORSYTH, Is Walker street.
New York, Dec. Is, 1854.
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NJ OTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IN against negotiating note dated St. Louis, August
1864 at eight months, Tor 1924 o. made by Pittman
Brother payable to the firm Of Garner Co., of this
city, as 1t mailed in st. Louis Sth September last
and aid not reach its destination will not be paid at
its maturity. New York, Dec. 2, 1854.
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l making BY some of the press, together with those
gentlemen styled brokers in CATTLE to discourage drovers
feeders from bringing their stock to market for sale
Mondays, hoping thereby to break down the oppos
ton OF those who opposing their being
myself opposed to all monopolcs and especially those
in the necessares Of e desire to inform drovers and
feeders that Monday last the 18th inst there was
four hundred head of cattle in the yards and all
sold that merchantable, for cash. at good prices
and not half enough to supply the demand
AN ANTI MONOPOIIST
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HNHE EIGHTH AVENUE AND CITY EXPRESS POST
j Office, lately opened at 42e Eighth avenue, is in
full and successful operation and the proprietor pledges
and expeditions medium Of communication. He will
give his strctest personal attention Reference Of the
highest standing can be given.
RITSSETJ, pronriotor
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TASONIC NOT1CE.-THE MEMBERS OF CHANCEL-
lXl Tor Walworth Lodge No 271 requested to be
punctual in their attendance Thursday evening" 14th
inst at O'Clock at ASHER Hail. of Broome and
Mercer streets JOHN MURPHY, w. NJ.
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THE TRADES, &C.


r TOPOGRAPHIC PRINTER WANTED, TO GO TO A
IL New England cty.-A man Of perfectly correct
habits and with the details Of the art may
hear OF permanent situation by addressing line stat
ing terms, Sc, to K, Herald Office, for week.
NlO BOSS TAIIORs-A YOUNG MAN, EIGHTEEN
i years Of age, having slight knowledge of the
above trade would like to apprentice himself to
gain thorough knowledge thereof Address box 500
Post Office.
VLTATCgIMAKER WANTED-TO GO TO THE SOUTH
w west; good workman. Apply to Branerd Ged-
roy, 10CortGnet street, up stairs
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ATASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE EAST
WI ern Star Lodge, No. 227 +. and A. NJ are hereby
sumnsoned to attend regular meeting this, Thursday,
evening" at u O'Clock at the northwest of Broad
woy and Bleecker street By order Of
JOHN HANNAH, Sec. SAMUEL d WILSON, w. NJ
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NJ OTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IN against negotiating note, GATED st. Louis, LIST
August, 1854 at eight months tor 954 "a, made by
Pittman Brothers. payable to the order of Garner
Co., (of this city, it mailed in St Louis 9Th
September last, an did not reach its destination and
NJ OTTCETHE SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC LAYS IN
IN front of OBren's, 1853 South street, Peck Slip