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Washington sentinel., 1854-04-07

HyH T. RUSSIAN SHORES OF THE
i Black Sea, by Laurence Oliphant, reprinted
from the third London edition.
Dietetics Of the Soul by Ernest Won Feuchtsr.
sleber, M. d.
The Divine Character INDICATED, by Rev Mo.
ses Ballou,
Just received at Taylor & Maurys Bookstore,
near 9th ST., Penn avenue. Apro
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1lisffIIaHf0Hs.
M. SNYDER, BANKER AMID EXCHANGE

BROKER,
OGes National Hotel BuiLdingi Psnniylpania
Avenue, Washington, d. G.
N EALER IN CHECKS. ACCEPTANCES.
IL Drafts, Promissory Notes, Bank Notes, and
Coin.
Notes on all solvent Banks in the United States
bought and sold, at the best prices.
Notes. Drafts, and Bills, in Washington and
Georgetown, collected, and remittances promptly
made .in New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
and other funds, at charge Of one-quarter per
cent.
Bills of Exchange and Bank Checks, on most
Of the principal cities of the Union, bought and
sold at the best rates.
Land Warrants and Virginia Scrip bought and
sold. Apr 6-2meod
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: NsTANrANEoUs AND EFFECTIAI

I NSTANTANEOUS AND EFFECTJS&l
Cure for Corns, Bunions, Callosities, Nahs
growing into the flesh, and every disorder Of the
feet, by peculiar and new method, without cut
ting or causing the slightest pain.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-07

MI. Levi, Surgeon Chiropedist, of No. 3 Conduit
street, Regent street, London, and No. SO bis Rue
de Rivoli, Paris, patronized by the royal family
and nobility of Great Britain and France, may be
consulted daily, from 10 o'clock in the morning
until O'clock in the afternoon, at his Office, at
Mrs. Grin's street, between 9th and 10th streets,
Washington, d. G..
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IN COMPLIANCE with the request made to
Dr. Levi, during his sojourn in New Orleans, by
several distinguished families, to visit this city, he
has the honor to announce his arrival in Washing
ton but, owing TO the numerous engagements in
New York, his stay here will be limited to very
short time only. Those who are desirous Of con-
sulting him will please make immediate appli-
cat ! s. !. : I !. |.
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COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.

From H. l. M. Napoleon III.-Jc certife que
Mr.. Levi eneve les cors avec une extreme abili.
te. Aout lS49.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-07

Tomorrow evening most attractive bill will be
offered, being for the Farewell Benefit Of
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-07

To conclude with the fairy extravaganza entitled
THE INVISIBLE PRINCE.
Don Leander. ............ Miss ROBERTSON
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Amount Of expenditures for March, 1854 S2,9s0 Z
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After which, comic drama, entitled
BOB NETTLEs.
Master Bob Nettles. .... :. Miss ROBERTSON
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From Robert Ferguson, M. D., physician in
ordinary to Her Majesty Of Great Britain-Mr.
Levi has most skillfully extracted two corns from
my feet withou, giving me the slightest pain.
ROBT. FERGUSON, M. d.,
Queen ST., May Fair
London, March 8, 1885,
Je certiie que M. Levi ma extrpe plusieurs
cors, sans me fare eprouver. Ia moindre douleur
Oh. CUVELLIER, M. D.,
De la Faculte, Paris.
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g NJ msGm emts
NATIONAL THEATRE,

MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
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In addition TO the above authenticated testimo.
mails, many thousands more in his possession
(among which are several from ladies' OF the high.
est rank) can be seen by favoring him with call
at Mrs Griffn's,
d street, between 9th and 10Th,
Apr o-lmif Washington, ID. c.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-07

ON FRIDAY EVENING, April 7,
The performance will commence with the
LOTTERY TICKET.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-07

From JEFF. s. German, M.D.-This is TO Ger.
tfy that Dr. Levi has this day extracted corn
from one Of my toes, which has been constant
annoyance to me for about fifteen years, without
causing me the slightest pain; and will avail my
self Of the privilege ofgving him this certificate in
order to testify 10 all and every one who may see
it that take great pleasure in recommending DIR.
Levi 10 them as a successful operator, and gen
tleman JEFF. s. GERMAN, M. ID.
Office, 16 S. Fourth ST.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-07

From J. S. McFarlane, M. D.-I hereby
testify that Mr. Levi has exhibited great skill and
talent in the speedy removal Of several corns of
long standing, and bsnion and calosity which
had previously de6ed the exertions of several OPP
orators and recommend him to the public.
]. S. MCFARLAND, M. d.,
Corner of Poydras and Circus streets.
New Orleans, January /, 1853.
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s4sGUCGBs 10,

En ono SCARS, OF CaOICE BRANDS, sU.
OOsOOU psrior old brandise, wines, Boll, I'd
gin, schiedam schnspps, nune London cordil gin,
pale ALE Scotch sles London and Dublin porter sud
brown Stout In superior condition, for family use Al
ply TO Wk. II. UNDERBIL, 40 Brooms street, corner
iorosby.
TT EIDsIECK CO.'S CHAMPAGNE. : GENUINE
brand, established ut Rheims in 1885, ID In
the United tates in 1926 Caution aware that
portion Of the American public Ia under the impress
that brand sold der the style of Heidsieck only s
the originally introduced into the market under
the Of Hei siech Co. beg leave state that
brand IL the only genuine Heidsieck Co. cham.
ported In this country the proprietors OF
same, Aestrs Heids,eck ami Co ct Rheims, whom We
have the honor to represent being the exclusive own
Of all the Identical remses, vineyards, &c With.
founders Of this celebrated brand regards
by the house OF H. Piper Co., offered and present
"nedsitcs, we would only state that Mr.. Piper
married the wicaw of kr Christian Heidsisck who
some time junior partner la the late frm OF Held
,eck h Co.. bSt who, upon its dissolution formed
spsrste ard dstins establish OF his Itie TO
him that Messn II Piper 90 are successors, and
ibey po~ ne his name and mark, which, hoseyer Is
The sane ny which the brsrd first introdu led 10
~ couStry N. B., he Hrrn of "Heidsieck Il Co !" ia
-, viii he found The bells around tbs c,rk' aud
the tade, caps, afro an small bard atac ned to
ne erd q "a, easret None other genuiae
CRASER ABE 10, sole Agents.
,IIsH WHISKY AND sRANDns-voR SIZE, IN
| tonse ed store. 3 IuucA.aens q Ross DopltD "a sis
.Liksy two yea old; 10 q. casss and 10 ooee gb.h
a sts rochelle ersdss Afply - Eo~IHD aAhf, ~
ssEss sittf
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A DvERTISING AGENT -T3E SUB 'cRIB BE-
IA to intimate 10 the advertising public sud oth
OF New York, that lac will wait upoe them at the,
respective place. OF business to ao ta.s and xsnsac
their busiDsss Ia asetisips ~heu they rest
cd he viii devote his time exclusively 10 their intres.
sn5 all business in IN for insertion in any
the New YoIt papers, his smeion vi lie 10 merit hi.
patronage :. MAJOR
LSts night Clerk Gerald OIL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NyO PUBLISHERS : CIRCUMSTANCES HAVING &C
i CURED BY whih the publication o. my "Autobios-
raphy" again thrown open 70 the trade wgivs no
tcs that the work in forward state Of progress
that the spgavnss and stereotypss win b conpets
about 482 pages and include twenty ve iustrasions
most Of them p isr,sy Also steel p9lss Of nyss
ana 70
csivs bids for the Including the cost Of plss ae
engraviDes, and WI award the high
next the 20th instant An idea may be formed Of the
contents Of the work BY the preface which hs1s.th
AMERICAN MUSEUM, Oct. 10, 1854
PREFACE
have been Isgsstsdy urged within ths las. few yeas
work would have extensive circulation, and by per
sepsi friends that il would b readable book
In these pages have given the true history OF my
have been engaged
has been truly che ckered one hare been f4rm-r's
boy and . merchant clerk and mansser, . Snowman
X, own poverty and aburcsuos have travelled over =
large portion Of two cortinents have encountered all
varieties Of have every rhase Of humsn char
soer and have several occasions in imminent
personal peril
In ell this have had some SD experiences bu ON the
whole my life has been . merry one have looked
chiefly the bright side Of things the various
anecdotes with which this volume Ia interpreted som
my readers may think have inclined too much to tn
ludicrous For this explanation may found in my
constitutional has the associations Of my youth and
the nature Of my pursuits thrust however, in the
comic incidents hs Elm related have recorded nothing
that win shock the feelings Of the most fastdious while
many Of them, producing harmless aug hter, viii bs
found TO convey good practical lesson
1t will be that have not covered MP my called
humbugs" but have given full account even Of such
schemes as q Joce Heth," the "Eejse Mermid,o and
the "Wooily Borfs," while trust that have dis ,ayei
than honest pride in recou1ting the history
of the American Museum and General Tom Thumb
The musical campaign Of Jenny Lind for which have
on ali hands been thanked and congratulated herein
infinitely described
None Of my enterprises, however, have omitted
and though a portion Of my GO 1fessions'' may b.
be considered in adicous prefer frankly to tag
knowledge the corn" wherever ! have had hand In
pluckmg it. p. T. BARNUM.
1RANsTAN 1854
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AsTROIOGY,

O. 600 RGWsRD-fsNOW 0sFERED 10 Az,
DO.OOO person VII, cen surpsss Asoane On
in the of astroogy she Is The only l,dy Ia
city wno give correct Information all thin.
. rcus b life B-Aadane @. Ia no nGmoug, nor doe,
ire wsh 10 i'm pcee the pabc; she also all dis
in their Last sisge, pariaulAry tbs forms
journalism Call ard astsfy yourselves. Residences 65
thompson street., between BEooms and Spring, brics
house, one stoop.
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EDUCATION.

MR.. II Dc GRAND.vAL's CLis ICAL ENGLISH,
1u Frtrch. and spsnish bosrdingschool for youuy
gentlemen, Hudeop terrace, Hobokep, " j. Circulars
,Dd catalogues at tie institutioD and ., shepard ls2
fulttp ,ttet
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES'
i OPENING OF THE NEW MANTIlA, CLOAK AND Fur EsrAn-
lIsHMENT,
Al Canal street, Brandreths brilding) four doora
from corner of Broadway.


i OPENING or THE NEW MASrnIA, CLOAK AND Fur EsrAe-
Canal street, (r,ndrsths new building four doors
from corner Of Broadway.
,,nsl Gong and fsvorsO Known g pgin,
York md the public ssnsrsy sh.s he viii open shs
above estabshmsnt Tuesday next the oath instant
with magnificent display Of coshs ard furs carefully
selected from the Magazines OF the eminent Freo
artists and imported expressly for the opening of his
present enter prise.
The proprietor feels proud in being able to stas that
in addition to experience of many years minister
ing to the tastes wi hes of thu ladies of this metro
polls he also placed by ercumstancss in position
Of success, but also offers the guarantee to his
patrons that in point Of richness Of quality novelty of
found on inspection fully equal to any ever exhibited Ia
this country.
MANnLLAs AND c1oAKs
from the many pleasing novelties produced this feaso
in the French capital the proprietor has made selection
Of the following favorte styles which he begs to intro
duce IN every variety Of material cloth sstin Lyors
VeNet, ana mone antique, viz -
Ia CzArina, Le Antique yioletts
Ie InfAnta, The Ariadpe
The Carad6ri, The MahaIa
and the Tasmanan wrapper, with endless variety Of
tamas, capes, velvet ard satin mantirss, 81, &c
In this branch Of the business the utmost care hss
been bestowed on the selection and of only
such skins recommended with the utmost con-
ND nee and the result VIA be found apr in
superb collection aoolt to be submitted for public in
fpecion, cor sistng Of mufs cuffs, vicornss, capes
cal dpais, and the novel and strictly elegsLt
CAFE DE KALATAT,
in ermine, sable, mink stone partea Chinchilla and
kolnsii &C. &c, ana every other nsgipaSls desnrip
ton from the Cnnacisn musk to the most rars and oosy
impeIisl Russian sabls.
In conclusion, tue proprietor would beg respectfully
w ao :. '1 r.. IN snare o. pup 10 It
an attractive resort to aides and by posness atten
tion and the sricsst regard to honorable dealing to-
merit contipuapce OF THEIR favors and condlence NJ
B--No second p.ce VIM B McKsNZIE
No Al Canal street, BfaDdreth's Buildings
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THE NOTES or THE MICsI9AN STATE BANK ARE
L redeemed BY CARPENTER & vfRMfI.YE, ct Al
Wall street, At one per csnt discount
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ITO wHEElwRIGHIs, BLAcKsMIrHs AND oIHE q
Il that wish to go in the wagon and cart ahing bu
chance like this has occurred before Tur
sac, tie eldest and best established stani in Williams.
burg, consisting Of large tSo story brick shop with
tools four lots of ground rs by lC0 feel
thee story brick house the premises north ere
II Norih Fifth and Third streets For further
p.rituars lquire on the premises. of q. LAKE. The
above proIerty wi he sold at fsir valuation as tn.
owner wishes to 30 in tie country.
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DARTNERSaIP in CONSEQUENCE OF NJ KAHN,
i deceased, the nrm OF M Kahn Abeuhein has
this Gay been dissolved 1he business win hereafter
carried on by II. Abenhsin and II Cohen, under the
name Of Cohen Abenheim here and Abenheim & Co in
Louis Mo- AL debts contracted by the old viii
te lquioAted and all moneys TO It will be received
by the undersigned. NJ. s COHEN,
New York, OCT. IA, 1854 n. ABENHsIM.
vTynE AUvER'I.ER, HAVING ZONE FIVE OF sIy
Il thcuseDd dollars 10 cash, would like TO associate
himself with some young mAa who has thorough know
ledge Of the exchange brokerage business and n
mar some business in that line ADDRESS Wal ere
HeIad Office, with real name and references 10 nte
gritty and capabihty.
rINHE COP ARrNERsHIP OF CAMMAN AND wILCKENS
Il heretofore existing between The unde gned, js
Owed by mutus sent Charks Csmman will co
niue the business his account. SO B.rc'sy Ct.
CHARLES CAMNAN,
New York, Oct. %, 1854 NJ w. WILCKENS.
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0o BARRIERS AND WIG MAKER.-FoR SALE, N
l. cid established and centrally located store and bul
in active operation Tnis ia excellent o,
pottnty for those who unders the business
profitable investment. Apply at IL Wal srset,
-
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ITO TAVERN KEEPERs.-FOH SALE, THE Goup
i will lease and fixtures Of o, the best located
porter houses tbs sixth are Of FIR els
BLsNCBEl go sixth avenue, before A. NJ after S
NJ
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Two BaAUIITTL LOTS FOR SALE ON BROOKLy Y
Heights-sdmirably located, few steps north Il
a Wah street ferry. size 25xl5o, extending down IL
,acss. Terms very favorable. Apply to
r. g. PIERCE Pine street, corner of Broadway.
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Al ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX Pea CENT STATE STOCKS
ls64ssaled proposals will be received At this eiios nm
til 10 O'Clock A. ~ of the 10th Of October next for the
purchase Of oDs hundred and thirty thousand dollars In
By the tate Of North Carolina for The construction Of
the Mo- tn CArons ksroac aad In addition tina faith
Of the state all the stock held BY the State in said road
and the dividends arising from said stock are PLEDGED
for thsr redemption.
Proposals wi, slso be received at the same time for
the Purchase Of bundred spd ffty.tso thousand
dollars in bonds running ten ysars ssusd by the
authority for the construction of the Weldon and Gas
ON Rsiloed, and the improvement Of the navigation Of
the ksuse end Tar rivers.
Both olasses Of bonds srs BY express enactment en-
smpted from TAXATION for sny purpose
They viii bear cate shs nrst day July 1854 and viii
hsve coupons attached for the interest 1t sx per aeu.
par annum payable tie FIRST days Of January July
In each Both interest and principal will be paysbs
sa sDs s aSs,s q sss mpsnns ~ the e New York
BILE At the Irsssury Of North Carolina
They will DO issued In Of thousand dollars
each
Parties hi3dng win rlesss address their letters Tn
dsrSed Proposals for North Carolina stochn" the uu
Ss.siensd a. Raleigh e. and GU di4tnsosh in their
They will also state 81 what point and What hind o.
funds they prcmfs 70 pay
Of October next in the presence OF the goyerso ~,
Secretary, and Comptroller Of state and Of g. W. Nor
oeca Presdsnt Of The Bank Of the Stats North Care
lima.
The upAersgDed the right Of acceptius srs
bids In whole or In part Is MAJ be- deemed most sdysr
Successful bidders win be required a. soon ss inform,
ed Of the aecsP Of their ods deposit In banl
the amount OF their bids, with the accrued interest
~; me i ss 2, ny n,s ss 70 the cs Of the Treasurer Of
IN the Bank Of the Republic New York tbs BAns OF the
SAts o. North Carolina or the Bank Of Gap, Tel-
Documents showing the great resources Of ths st..s
and the ansn amount Of her indebtedness NAV BE- had
Elm. .as Once or on application to kessrs Brown Ds
D. ". COURTS, Pub r. Of North Carolina
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Il Or FOR SALR, CaEAP-A HANDSOME, D iRK
scIrel mare, about 10 hands high, bst yesa iii
"a cars old, perfectly sound ana Kind. Applyt
l. . ven $50 Hudson street
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sToNISsIss 10 ALL --.N4DAME MORROW !
n stthous erection, the mast ~opderiut sstroogs,
- the Ho-id that nae been knoSn Sss vi
seD psst, pee.t ard future evsnss and VII show SECT
ttore hushsnd sbscpy fsnis which han ssopish.s
spnosAuis during her travels In Europe She 10 4
sessnth daughter OF seventh daughter, and bon
sgrh as:srsl git % invoking the powers OF her
srfui 70 tel thor var7 thoughts and vi.
ttppy ysirs TO core tcgetper sho win eli enjoy
chs gfestest saopnsss Of matrimonial bliss Her pS~
netiopr truly ssronshjng n ell who Watt her yhcr
sho psh sc-sdy wair,see may call 5000, and IL ~
nay depend ucco True advics, f,un.si on ths ssei
,l prissiriss Of msgics scisace, &c BOONE ssss.
Nstsesr toiur- tia ssrestl Gs.+lenen NC
'aSo tied Horrs from c'e'oct A. " to9P.M
sTat LoGy AND PLY loGNoMY-THE cgLS
n frsted DR.. y SHIN IN, {. 81 eds Of b,rtb can be
consulted all events of ifessst present fa-uss
ssites cnsaed Tor ladies' aud s~nt,e Hs real
d,nes 10 IFS Chambers street, near Green~ich
~ ADAsE ALVIN, Sk0a rssIs rEni K :. ASS IS
vl Wees 20 the lxdiss AID gentlemen az .his oty
roicgy, BY books and sssras ard ~ N oe .orsu:rs
o. Z love, rsrriAge, hlejussS, isv nast;sra, 10 q
slY n the psns OF the lsdy ssDttsGso tbsy 81
rsrry n 80 tfe canes Of Il ar vi.sSs. BSaRxsllx
.,sAi. ire n -glish, Fr~nea AID German xrssssee p
.asrus soe Son ery, between fIst I'D s~alse srs.S
aes hosr ~ frnr ss"A.H, heF L~.l~ " go
g..Jerso
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DLANKETS AND FLsNNELS.-JUsr Opened, FIFTY
dred bales Of real Welsh and otaer approved .nnes%
for sale 1T prices much below any otsr in the
trade. A. T. STEwARr b co., Broadway, Keade ana
Chambers etre etg
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r ADDcp FANCY FUfcs.-BuLPrNs sUR STOCK Fug
- the approaching ssason 10 ready, and prise,
most superb sssotnsnt Of every fashionable garment
Wa vctorinSs, tppets riding boAs, cspee loeks car
oicxls, mufs and cuffs In Russian ard hadson's RA-
ehns, baum martin, 60, no., al newly mar ussetured
Of choice and well seasoned skins and st extremely mo-
dsrats prices. GEO. sUIPIN. S6l Broadway.
NEW DRESS GOODS, FROM AUCTION, Will. BE TX
Az hibted this morning, consisting Of 200 piecs'.
extra itch striped and plaid silks S., 100 pieces
a boiled black SHE at c. 90 p very choice evenr
Dress silks; also fine wool and valencia pAi H. in
oesgns; French meriuos Lyons vevets, &C., purchased
during the psst week the large auction sales full 4c
per cent Less tlsn the cost CT Importation and win be
offered st small aovGrce. UB5DkLI, Poisson &LsKE,
AL Broadway, between Grand and Bro7ms streets.
DLAIDS-DOUBLE wIDTH-ALL W J0L sAxONY
paids and extra One sink end wool ditto, at dfty
cents per yard A. 7. STEWART Il CO, Broad say,
Cham bers and Res de streets.
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INCR saLE-A PAIR OF II NDSoME BLACK CAR
Il riage horses, l6 hsnas nigh, Heat traveles
aud 70 be sold cheap, as the leaving
Europe For view OF the horses and price apply to
Nr auckland, Bucks Hotel 29i Tn;d avenue,
Ia, n9y. fourth s.Ieat
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DOARp.--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO
I'D single gentlemen, be mmcdated with full
partial beard and bedroom. Also few day boardss
1Aken ut 154 Grand street. one door from Elm.
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WANTkD-T0 PURCHAE SEOyND HAND Bill
ting price
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DOAED--l05 AND los EAST FOURTEENTH SrREEr--
ID Two hanosomeiy furnished suits Of rooms, with
board Eay BIO obtained IN tbs above and VIZ fur
naabod houes The houses hrst class and furnished
with sill the modern improvements Persons desiring
comfortable home Tor the ~iotsr, win do well to cal.
RedeTepc oxch angei.
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az ANTED-A PARIOR AND BEDROOM, IN THE
w upper pa t of the city, in the neishborhood of
Twenty hfth street and Sixth Seventh avenues Rent
payable IN advance. Board not required Address O.
". G., Herald ohi,e.
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INDIA AND FRENCH aRAWLA-THE SUHCRBEs
i invites attention TO some Of the meet srpreb and
costly speemens Of India cancels hair shs Wis exhi.
hted in this city also TO unrvaea eesot Of Fenoo
cashmere and hzoche nhAw both long And square, nj OF
coincide with the prseept "prssrsre Of the umss >,
GEO BUlPIN, CLOAK and Shawl Emporium, ae1 Broad
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FIVE Aa re.

= IAn kNGnsVsNG :, IycIU ING wprKS by
C.OOV Iau,sen, TUNE. Bsr.irs sol lot ~
$3.50 s'tots ie trspaio oG.s.i pr v.ts
ssvs Sns fJfses days oaly the s.1se Coz essa
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D0aRD.--rO LET, FRONT ROOM ON THE SEC mi
ID floor, with CRATE and pantry attached, suitable
Sor two gentlsmen, with partial .ted
In the immediate vicinity Of Washington park, aud 81
recty between two lines stages. Rferences exchant
ID Apply at 222 Thompson street, bstwsen Bieecse.
and Amity
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fyLOAKs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HULPlN. Sci
~ Broadway respectfully 70 the ladies' that
bis assortment Of clocks for the present fan trade Ia
ready and he has much pleasure in observing that du
ring his recent visit to Europe he has taken advantsgc
Of the extraordinary depression existing IN he manufae.
extensive purchases and contracts viii enable him ts
paos before the public most exquisite aseenblAgsoi
rich and costly novelties ct prices never before heard Of
single inspection OF his stock win be thoroughly
vncng Of this important fast. Paris kantiiA smpc.
Rum. 86l HvoadvAy
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

1 sPlIND ID DOUBLE SEATED BOX WAGON WI III
N pole aud shsft, for sale 1t has never been used,
made expressly for the owner, Ind will be
sod at bargain having use for the sans Apply at
Jig Warren street, up stairs
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MONEY ADVANCED ON HOU. EHoLp FURNITURE.
XXl Pianofortes, Watches diamonds silver ware guns
pistols nautical Instruments and personal property g.
at auction prices large lot Of FURNITURE Watches 6c
TO pay advances. Apply to
NCCAFFRAY L WALTERS, % Catherine street
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TDOARD WEST OF AND NEAR BROADWAY -ROOs
. and suits Of rooms newly snd beautifully Furnished,
3 ht Eouse 6rst class baths and gas Bsst refe :
ee given end required. Plesss call at % Cuion piso
aAGhth street.