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FxrLANATIoS.-W published a paragraph III
our paper short time since, copied from an ES-
change which gave brief review Of the receipts
and expenditures for the Missionary services Of
,ihe Methodist Episcopal Church South Tor the
past year In it was an appropriation Ct SD
900 from the General Government forthis Church
The Louisville Journal has been authorized to
state hv the Rev. Dir. Sehon, the Missionary Sc
cretary. that this appropriation by the Govern
ment is for the education of Indian youths ut
the seven seminares established by and sup
ported by the Church South, in the different In
dian Territories, The pupils number some five
hundred, and the charge for each, including tut
ton, clothing, and board is $50 per capita.
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CATTLE HnGS ND SHEEP

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEES So 80 a 50 IT, cWt. gross, which i-7a 50
net Supp moderate
iOGS-$7 56osp hundred. Supply Moderate
ShEEP-Nuroa sell fo' s!4aS5 piece, or g. 30 to
4Pcr hundred gross. FIR ordinary and ,upe ior Sleep
LAMHS-32 i s. 80 each. Mutton AID La.abs
scarce
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Look ont .GezntlrE is.

The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
shich has lately ma It's appearance, cuIe w. b Far.
Il Ar1taa Linment, the dangerous of all the
rpunrries. because his hnviag the of Farrell.
mury will buy il in good aah, without the Knowledge
Tint counterfeit eX-p', ind thsy vii perhaps only
discover their when the spurious mixt.rc has
wIouEh its evil effects.
The genuine ertirlr is manufactured only by H. &.
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale
druggist No Il Mtin ~trao Peoria Illinois. 20 whom
all hplcatio Is Tor Ag' rcies must be addressed. Il"
You gel with the letters II & before farreIi.,
rbo,- II. q. fAhRELL'o-a4d bis ignure the
wrtPp-r; ali other, coumertets.
Sold by r. SrA8LER y CO, Druggists,
eujhy regularly auth 'zed agent hroushou the United
States
t-8-Pee % and 80 cents, AID per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
ham let ia the ra.,rA Stat ia Which :, already
'srnhh,hed. Address H. q. farr, - dove ucco,r.
.anirl with good r''rreae ehar,cter ee,pon-,hii
N,&c. lun'2o d2r4w
~ this manmon- wogshppng age, it is rare to
Hui pace his u.ruine>, Ia tUc nubiic before Ms
INTEREST During ,tr vi,t to the 'Cuv nt Spindle. >
prt-,nt"d hy a r.atessioai rirai the crlr.
DRAFTED chemist, DR J { AYtR whose name i, now
perhaps. NOR" la6iliar han hny other, thu bedside
Il sickness. ia L j. country. kLuwiH4 the unprere
irutrd popularity at his E!edisoc4. AIT the immense
ale ut them "" had expected l. mud him million HiI"
IN E. ling Ia wealth. Bur no aud him Ia his Ia
orat,ry busy WITH his nhoiers. his cncibIc+
druhr>, mi rrtort- giving his best personal
Ia, conrouods uc yrr3es d which thnl unds har g
or health. W. learned, that Notwithstanding his vast
business nn il romp return, IA cash, the Dbct"r
rich. Tie rea-on assigned j. thnt the ma Grid i,
~t,y pad h. per-i,ls ia making bis preparations
P'nvry. tnet tue n'lt pt'at is sfoll -Aaerc1p Far
mrr Pti july / I'm
IuE prevalence Of Incorrect notions upon the
H'l'rI - dedIr IT,. - greni rtu-' 81 MISERY lr
ra practice should Toe ruvrroei bN principles oI,l,
t,5,cI iron tae contributions ot long pereHre aud
c..c oh.ervatias N'w i'm 'ft'nr thou INT 10 inod
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REMEMBER THIS Is THE FOURTH OF July, AND
unxoR IT BY A SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS.
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CASTING a BRoNzE STATUE or WAsHINGToN.
On Thursday afternoon, the first experiment Of
casting was made nj Mr.. IIuhards foundry anl
although the matter WAS kept,as he thought. quiel.
before the hour had arrived for tapping the fur
nacc, Smiths hnnd made their appearance, at once
producing n sensation of enthusiasm among the
workmen. Hardly had these been seated, when
the stirring sound of drum and fife were heard
and Capt Richardson with a squad OF artillery men
and gun drew up before the works, and were
ceived and welcomed with good cheer.
At half past three, the metal having been te.t-
ed. the doors closed on all except Mr.. Hub
ard and the workmen, those present awaiting out
like a signal;in ten minutes the doors were thrown
open, and there arose one loud burst of voices
from within of = hnzza for Washington" which
soon answered by Capt. Richardson with five
guns.
At the announcement all rushed to witness the
result aud to secure each for himself a piece of
the metal n memento Of the occasion. Capt
Richardson received piece fora plate for the
mory of the Artillery. The Mayor of the city,
who had arrived together with numbers of cti
zens at the bombing of the guns, now reioiced
with those rejoicing. At hall past five gun
fired and the Mayor announced lone gun TO
Hubbard. the artist followed by strain from
Smiths band, second gun was fred 10 Ginther
man, the indomitable worker" aud third "to
the workmen.'
\ little after six O'Clock, the company sepera-
ted from those who laborrd, to give them that res
and repose which they had not enjoyed for mo-
ment for forty odd hours. May their abors be re-
warded, aud lhoir highest hopes a the statue
realized
In, serno VIC shall long remember. ana love 10
remember a bright omen of Virginia; shall
honor HUBBARD. aud glory in the thonght-that the
first bronre statue erer m1ls If Washington,
iraS cast in the Metropolis ofhis autiee Stdie.--
EUuuirfr
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y 0rss't;

novice Ne beg eavo l." remind our ctl>t m.
ers that o" year aga. announced In tarrl tlt
neenan's w"n'd he lnr >aui annually the ,t OF
Jhnunrs and l't "f Jul, OF rssh ,,.r In ,rdancc
with ts arrangement they wit waited on ia u few
dsys. July Is .PAYNE e. CHRISTIAN
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The MAILs.-The new arrangement for tranS-
porting the great southern mail over the Orange
aud Alexandria and Central Railroads. went mt
effect Sunday. The mail train reached Richmond
at half past 10 O'Clock being considerably ear
Her than the usual time of arrival under the old
arrangement.
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REFswAx--25a &c p h

BEEswAx--25026 p h.
CoRN MEN-$l - for rouriry.
CoRN-$i 1881 Is PER bu,hel
flnue.-Superine : lllld; Extra sI2; family Sls5
al J. Receipts lshl an ,'c> small. Market dull, md
no shipping demand, over { II.
6uANo-We quote Pcruvisr at $50 80 delivered from
sto,e-trom wharf, $40; Mexican 30Q IS %
LIME 81 az iron wharf; 81 30 in store.
LrQunHs - Brandy btaId. Durny & Co. s3a5 co
per gall A. Seignete, {! 25a4; Sazeluc, So 25aJ 81;
Henncs-ey 81 Jja5 On; Peach 81 2ja.i VI
min Apple, 70t; do old, 75aS Northern It, 10; In.
itaun,4 5aiSe. Rom, New England. 3 49,. scarce;
Gin: Holland. fial -, An fae Whi,key Rirh
mond Rectiied 39a40 cash. Ctuenaati 40 Its. cab; l.
months.
OArs--By tAr elge CD oCGc T. hn h,l. Al depor -.
Str-Sale- at l 50 from what 81 Is from store.
logtcco - The I'M rket continues him with good
den and for all de crptions AMI rice~ we'll support
We quo lug at s 81 Ia s. -; very good
So 10 50 - ana =; snf ~ 10 81 -; medium
L good - 81 l. $40 50 Gne sremn'dg Hnd shipping
Il To $l3 80; tn manufacturing FL 10 ; 10 III.
NHEAr-No Ill wled anivite. Some tir~ Of ne"
hr elr.y delivery haye been made at :! per kusu,l
Nout-Sn1ali p,l,cs ui tlb washed sold nt PC;
washed IL 80. y sales Of fine H,ece made as yet.
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RNsEED CsI.

~ 2D' gallo L,.srcd Oi
30 0 H.. LeN,' rute Leal;
5000 lbs NAite Z ne in oil lu.t to hand ana FIR
q ale ,l,anpat l. n. THOMPSON ~ COS
July It, New Drug Store,
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

According to usage there will be no paper IS
sued from this Office to morrow.
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We wish the little ones pleasure To the full ex-
emf of their young hearts desires.
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SUNDAY SCnoots. his will be gala day
with our Sunday Schools. The most Of them
ooing to the country on pic mic excursi )ns 10 en-
ioy the day
We wish the little ones pleasure To the full ex-
tent of their young hearts desires.
He 'ih'. s. M 'n''' - ,,.,,
81 saeees''"' "Pe'a''h,' VII
There VIII De 'href eAh''''''"' - my mug
/ evening ana hBht'
,r,. ,v,.,.,,,,.. -pr pnr.r,,-r The dclipbt.
r., 49,. ,;,t ,.l;,l. .-, l.vo hon blessed
III H., o,,d summer mas IT last IA.
L - aooar,,,ro a,,d u, y.ry, soliry aud oppress.
49, ,,,,..r,,,,. L..#..,al.,,,. ca,,e ,,,,,, rs
! INA "a lo,,;, =, ,.,,,r dawn lis rs,s with nl tho
! ,..1 49,. g.. ,o,,,.. IT, ho,t IF
! II. e.. I.,. L.. l,, r,,,,,rl,,tl and :. i
,....,....,,,.. nod -, hicL
c.. :, ,L,. ,,,,l e r,,o.. i bas f,ro short
! ,. .,.a.1 g ,1,,,,,;.i,, ,,,,, ma,
.1'a..f..a ho i,o,,,r.,,.;a.o Tho s,ajo,ness If
a., at.,,,.o r,,''.l,1 oortoro,,,rar,. rendsr.
! It, =, A., 80 ,,aoo..,. g. ,,r.,,. ,ro
J.. e,.I;.l ,,,i,,,.s ,,,d ,,,.,..,.
,.,,L r.. - g s.a,,;..,, o..l
80, ..,.,.,
''.'l I.',.1 .aa,au ,;,,,,,. d. iaa ,r;u
quenty produce deathin few hours after the
lmprudence has been committed. lmelhhg tree
~ what are termed cooling drinks such us
cobblers' Juleps' and such connections rNcltes
the braln' when ITS action should he diminished.
aud sudden death often results Fresh 'ruf Tor
seemingly ire'h) Will tempt the lncaai'"os' and
indeed 1t is almost impossible to enumerate the
various ways in which health is tritied with and
! HE rerl'led' he temperate should he impress
fnnilv not tcmnern.c merely in the use Of spir
i,nons liquors. but also in enting, drinking and
labor. for the consequence Of excess in either Of
these resnccts will often be congestion of the
o'"''' VI o'''''t'' '''0 p'0'''' III
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''' > '''''' - '''''N'' .'"','''"' ''' ""'o
NUM- - '''' = Wv '''''
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40 o'' va" "o wv 1"'''''' ~ ''''' ''"''' u
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MONSTER Sx>kr.-Onc of the object, Of GREAT
est interest At the exhibition. in this city, is
hroe Ron If Afriea. said TO be the largest in the
world Iris 3, feet Ions, .ycichs over 200 pounds
| ,l ,,,,,as,,ro. % inches ornnnd tbe boJ, not .
:. L., .io,. r2Lraa
"'''s,"''''''S '''''
/ sh. There are also number OF smaller SER
/ pents ON exhibition, emong which is the deadly
. Cobra of India
- m
", " ~, us -
'"ta'h5'' '''''', u III '9 IA
HL Nh''7'- ~ >'''S,''n i''''''o'' S'e
- we nave recently 'i"F'''" 'h''"s" 'h' lower
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS Il his will be a gala day
with our Sunday Schools. The most of them are
going 70 the country on pic mic excursi ons TO en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-04

REGISTERING Ii TTERs.-Ihe sys stem OF regis
trgton of valuable letters, prescribed 10y the 20
Department, went into operation on the LIST of
July. The regulations provide that on the pny
ment OF Il registration fee Of five cents u receipt
shall be given by the postmaster when Il letteris
mailed and extracrdtnary precnation be used IN
its forwarding END delivery. 1t II not to be CON
fined tomoney letters, but any letter may be regis
tered which the writer considers auHbIo.hu for
which the Department do not make themselves
liable Postmasters have been instructed to make
no record marks upon registered letters by
ich the fact OF their containing money or 9th
er vauables may be suspected or made known.
NV YORK STOCKS The New York Post, says /:
-. IN, streri Ia. h come very lively from the
Interest u ,,, taktn in stock transnctous,then mum
Der ii wEith. baih public and private, Is IA great
contrast with the apathy ,vineed IA the spring
months. The purchases Of bonds and stoc6s Tor
investment are large, and this ON home, rather
than on foreign account. There Il no i"nger any
great or general repugnance 10 new projects and
suspended railroad undertakings are being re
.sumed from the greater facility of raising money
that now exists Unemployed capital. nererihe-
less increases, aud banks aud bankers find II
impossible to place their acepmulations IN tempo
rary investments to the extent they wish. The
prospect Of Il large harvest has the most siimaa
ting cree. 10 .sal the market.
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RICHMOND MARKETS July 2, 1855.

he Iolln"lns quotations are Wholesale Cor
small ordcts higher prices viii be charged
BAcoN-City cure and Smithtied, hog round LA
ll3renls. scarce; Western Sides 05 lie fun; Sholi-
defs l0Ll 04 scarce; Hams 10 25 Western Ragged IA
49, Queen City Hams l34 celt,; North Carolina hog
ronad II e; Todd 20; Bagge Sugar Cured Ilams Il
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anjh, regularly auth r1ed agents lroush the u

To Price . and 30 CENTS, ued per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
ham lc in the If9rd STAT ia which already
e,tnhi.hed. Address Il. q Farrell dove, nccor.
Inirl with good rcirie, character, re-pon-rhiii
n,Sc. iun,s2Q lgr4w
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MONSTER SNAKE.-One of the objects fgreat-
est interest at tho exhibition,now in this city is
huge Boa of Africa, said to be the largest in the
world. 1t is - feet long weighs over 200 pounds,
md measures % inches around the body not
withsiandiug it has eaten nothing since Februa-
ry No one will regret call upon his snake
sM. There are also a number of smaller SER
penis on exhibition, among which is the deadly
Cobra of India.
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VA. Il TENN. RAILROAD

TIVE Freight rom, Of the Ly ehbnr- Depot IL =.
L cn.ci on the ith II July. .ller 10 o'clock NJ
an no Freight rnn i'll ran on th,t law
july u E. II GILL, Gel SUIT.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
.-------s a----s=-------sa-----
THE 1'UR r.

TINI0N COURSE, l.. l., THING ANDPACfNG- THE
" following sweepstakes offered f0cJme OF Ia the spring
Of ss6 emmg the monhs q April and May; on good hay.
No Sweepsakesf all otiing horses 500 subscription.
No 2-1be same As No. l. two mile heats.
No 3-1he No. l. three mile heats.
No ISweepsakes for all hotng horses, $500 subscription
mile heats, best In s, undsr ne saddle
honia she wagon wagon driver weigh oobs
600 SUBSCRIPTION; mile heats best In IN harness. Two or
more 10 N AXE
No all rotng teams 900 subscription;
Mile heats best in s. In double harness. Two 10
make race.
No 7sweepstskes troipg horss. subscription
mile heals best In b. and driver weigh
.Wiba
No a-sweepstakes for all trotng horses that never won
spmse, subscription $500 nile heats In In harness
No gbweepstAke for all rotf horses that
In 235 subscription 500 mile heats best In 8 wagons
20 0rweepsakes for all oung horses that trot
subscription 500, mile heats bes; 3 Ia o. to wagons
No III sweepsakes Tor all rottDg horsss that rot
ted In 243 excepting hoes that already matched sub
scpuon $1o0; mile beat,. best in s, 10 harness.
No. " Sweepstakes for AL troing horfes tina rot
ted $40 excepting horses hat matched snbscrp
ton 800, mile heats, best In 8, IN harness.
No l3sweepsakos tor al horses that roed In 30.
excepting horses that already matched subscription $50
mile hea's best Sin o. In harness
No -sweepsiskes for al pacing thai paced
for money; subscription s00 mile heats, best In 0, In
harness
The above sweepstakes forfeit propre
ing expenses winning horse each and In order
all parties the proprietor deems tina, the
forfeit be deposited the day Of the en.rss, by
dor sed made pay able on the lst day a May.
In all The sweepstakes three or more 70 make race
Entries co.e at Falkland Duryea's OF East
Broadw Catherine street, Weine sday evening jan
IL, at O'Clock. SHAW WHITE, Propretors
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HoAlSW.y's F1Ils Have the Greatest Sale 0l
any msdins IN hs world peculiarly adaptsd 70 The
suuon q icmaea and children all ages being poweul
purifier Of The blood nvgorang the suon and correct
ing all disorders d the or and stomach Sold ~ tho
facees 80 Maiden lane, New York and IA strand London,
and By all drugsiss, at cens 62h cens and per box
Rheumatism, 6c.-Tim0lat's. sulpher and
vapor bahia 81 WAker street. and $40 YoOsth street.
AtxAed In H10 for the OF rheumatism colds,
erupions If sk acroala. Ac &C. recommended ~
most eminent physicians.
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nICKENs' NEW CHRISTMAS STORY FOR lss5-THE
~ Holly Tree Inn. Trade supplied by DIX L EDWARDS

TRvINV5 LrE OF wAsHINaTON.-THE SECOND
volume Il now ready for delivery to subscriber Subs
beers IN The city will receive their
from The who delivered the volume or from
thu general agent IL the second Ii sent
general agent In All casss with be accompanied by hs
bill Should subscriber
before the agent deliver t. supplied By the general
agent at hts Office, ~ Gssy building few copies tho
will follow shortly. CHARLES EVANS ger erA agent for
land tgire
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MYSTERIES OF THE POST OFFICE
ll a mall bag Is an opiiome Of human ME.
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAI. RAGS

on MOTHS AGENT or rIIg p0sr
oFFfcE DEPARTMENT.
By J. HoLaaooK.
l2mo-i32 pp-prce u 25 Beautifully ilusratod In Ii
steel port ats, by Richie and ~ wood engrsviags,
rom designs chiefly by barley.
This wofk-undersken with OF chief officer
OF the Post ONCE Department by gentleman long
been and Is sun one o. the special agents OF that department
the public insi ht into the practical operations the Po
office establishment, and the almost certain ski
and experience have furnished for the punish
mcnt OF offenders against the SECURITY OF
We mails And hc ovnlabity Of private correspondence
Never has volume been ofe red To the public under
powerful censor he Brief extracts
many MATTE ring notices. are anr e1ed:
and in venes interest," general truth mature
VII form .ddon 70 our stock OF popular light HE
rsimre-N. Z. Evening Post
We bound 10 Mr. Holbrooks
Post ONCE experiences, The merit 81 being
tercsuug and suggestive book.-N. Y Her Aid.
The cutest ard entertaining book have recently
all that finds Rry noIds monsrositcs
reads them win realize tina,
hrfves amid our modern hfe-Boston Post
This work commeuds iself by the is subec,
PennsI lvAbian.
Amuain and at time interesting work Of
HUI eiin
well written and amusing work from which we an N make
Bat Post 80
sbounds with sketches instructive matter
Philada Inquirer.
This book indeed a novclt. exceedingly entertaining and
opening new source Of amusement DalJ Con
rant.
There substance enough In the Incidents plos and char
moDd Enquirer.
No persan Who has allowed harbor
took without hudcciing AT The frgtul precpcs which DC
has stcod.- New Haven Regis
Published by T. Go nrn.y IVA co. phisisph.
For sale BY all booksellers and news agents.
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small towns in weschsster county, which thsy know
entirely dependent upon their mercy, they desert thsir
inter ssts, and charge them fifty dollars communication,
and propose TO leave them, after February next ~
Twenty seventh street. modestly promising 70 ming
them down town 1t additional annual COST OF thirty
Ave dollars
Another gentleman stated that the Third Avenue Rail-
Company succeeded In getting tnsr grant from the
city under promise that they would carry passengers
10 Harlem for six cents They built their road ia
tAey could make Il profitable stopping 1t Eighty sixth
street. Now they say that the Common COun N viii
permit them violate the very provisions OF their char
ter upder which they succeeded In getting their grant,
asd allow them to charge ten CENTS they win hnsn their
road.
was stated that the Ss.ond Avenue Railroad was even
then the others for while they continually
mailing promises Of improvement they were be-
coming more aud more obnoxious by the unsccom-
mcdating spiri- which they daily mamie sted. One
gentleman stated that IL would require the patience
81 tho man who 10 spoken Of in the good book TO si ia
colo and comfortless with the wind ~hsng through
the dapdated doors, at Forty street. passen
GERS compelled to do at present. twenty minutes
10 three quarters Of an hc without mutering his
pAatnts But person dares TO protest against such
treatment he Is in ormed that u complain il his weak
ness, and that nothing would satisfy him.
The meeting finally esOlved to advertise for prososas
for two STEAMBOATS, 10 line between Peck slip
and Mott Haven icated they resolved
20 hold meeting at the OF l28th street and
Third avenue, on Friday evening, Jan. A.
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CTASDARD ILLUSTRATED BooKs-aUPERB PRE
- Tsntatsn copies.
hanna hooaE forty eight exquisite engraving VIII
descriptive letter press.
fiossns iovrIsrsa forty groups Of female hzure.
bcInaIc towers
CoSIigrr woHxn HoGtpr tYo, uced ia style worthy
ust piDifabic nOrallst and c.ricafurst
toEYAgTg Wonks huAssgBAng. 100
type.
great variety 81 cleHan books the present season
The London Printing and Publishing Comp any.
\. u. HhAIN, Agent, 10 re- New York
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Married.
At Little Ferry, N. j., Thursday, Dec. n, by the
Rev A. Warner, Ronur MOUNT, cf Hobolen, to NARaARH
TEN ErcK BrA0s, Of the former plaee.
On Tuesday evening, Dec g. by the Rev. Mr.. Ward,
Mr.. JAS. BunY 70 Mss ABBY W. RIn, daughter Of W. T.
Ryer, Esq, al Of this city.
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Fine Cutlery EVERY Variety Of Pen,
peske and sporting kniyea with fine raxors
which win warranted 70 tho purchaser IT j. SAUN.
DEkS No. Astor House and 367 Broadway.
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LAdlta' Dress C0anbs-Every Desirable Pat
AsSp In tortoise she'll &c the French style in yor,
3usA imported For sale BY A. 81. SAUNDERS, No. $50
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ftNrkP CoAi.-t an uytiFEsTN3 d.krE o. C&Nr
" EFsJ ~ rsvr t~~ gsANf ~ 80 49, fff szrs rfs
$4,000 - 81 ussaef eAets -
hf9NsKu NLfTfOw
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
GREAT SALE OF
G CHAP silks FOR TIKI HOLIDAYS
l00o0 yards q g. g. g. 3D.. 10 and f..
uDsao''ssAy he sAs. Ss.K 1: 'vs' offered IA h' city,
Creator bsrgains han ever MARRIED down especially
LYONS JONES,
IN Hudson street, between Canal aud Spring.
N. B.-Laee curtains at greatly reduced prices.
HOLIDAY PRBsxNTs
III roR Outward ADoRNnExr,
y DERBY COMPANf
1ailors and importers II Park 0lsoe,
Have In snTe land constantly making additions 70 hoP
sock BY frequent Ar ivals frsm kuropeJ
CLOTHS. KRRskYAERES AND WAI6TCOAT1N0S,
GRNfLESEN's WEAR,
FaAhtoncd any mode purchaser may DESIRE AAo AeAr
' sES's FURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising comfortable uudcS garmeutS
Cravah, Gloves
Ope,s ass. Railway wrsppers
Robes de chsmbrs s~e~
AhordnG an immense choice q msterA exclusively Of Tho
Have cole agency IN the United sae~ at sangaers
English ubreiaa and prepared 70 execute orders for
brtkn and Continental goodA
CHEAP GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
ysncoe Ia per yard
Wooi pIaSds. "a per yard
melfnoH OF per yard
rmSr c cos,: s.s,.. and :. "a
cent below j. BECK e co,
Nos 35o and 3o7 Broadway,
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EXPRESSES.

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