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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-30
TIL r OR M A L. 0P ENING
OF THE SECOND EXHIBITION OF THE
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS ms ITUTE

MILL TAKE PLACE AT THE SMI rIIsON-
w Ian INSTITUTION, Washington ID. c..
on the sth of February, 1855.
This Institute was founded ION the 81 Il of August
1852, Tor the promotion and encouragement of Man
uactures, Commerce, and the Mechanic and Useful
AEs.
The contributions TO the Exhibition a, already
numerous and every indication is afforded of full
ana most interesting display. The arrangements
are made upon g. and scale. The main hall and
oter apartments ofthe SmithsOn an Institution set
apart Tor the purpose are admirably adapted there
ior, ana are supplied with every thing conducive to
ue saely, convenience and comfort of contributors
ana visers, while the approaches from all parts of
the city nave been greatly improved.
rIsohs twenty-One years Of age, and friendly 10
us op)ects, may be admittedto membership OF this
insttute; u between the ages of fourteen and TWEEN
Inc former are required to pay an initiation fee of
anu " per year thereafter; and the latter in
itiatlon lee OF s aud 81 per year thereafter.
For uie dement's ofthe School of .sign, members
and JUNIOR members are charged 81 extra per
All members are entitled to the PRIVILEGES of the
Exhibition. Members tickets each admit a member
ana one iany, or member and two children, the
whe oil member and two chi dren; and junior
members tickets each admit a junior member and
one lady' Oiner persons required To pay for
tickets as follows:
Single admission. q
Season ticket convertible into memlership, SO 90
Gentiemahs season ticket, single............ l 80
Lady's season icket. Observation-Disclosures. 4 90
Inc once OF the Superintendent of the Exhibition
IT me norhen main entrance 10 the Smithsonian
ms utioh Is open daily from n. IN. until p NJ,
will receive prompt attention Wriuen cdfBInuui.
caons shotid aiso be addressed the undo, igned
%. THOMAS c. CONNOLLY,
! Jan 2o-eoot Superintendent.
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For Sale and Rent,

MI RS. FORD, corner Of ard 18th st.. has
NJ three or four fine rooms, which she will rent
with or without bOsrd, or reasonable terms.
Jan 30-3t*
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REcovERrNs-We are pleased to learn tina
john ". Maury, Esq, is improving, but ha
not sufficiently recovered to leave his bed
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DOA lady having taken the hand
ID some Dwelling, No. 8 UniCn Row, on 2 street,
between 9th and 9Th, offer fine large roons for
families, either furnished or unfinished. Also, has
rooms tor gentlemen much larger than are geGerally
appropriated TO single persons.
Table boarders and permanent OF transient per-
sons will he accommodated on the most reasonable
Terms. ian 29-lws
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UNION ACADEMY

Corner Of F6uTtseah st. ard Eetv York ar,pu,
A FEW more pupils can be received to make mn
n the limited number. Application must he
made soon. The discipline, instruorion AMI means
are 80 eh a. 10 insure satisfactory pro
gres In those upis who ale punctusI, reyulsr and
obedient.
Circulars st the Bookstores.
dec 30-3m z. RICHARDS PRINCIPAL
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WATCHES,

WATCHES.
EfAIKh heavy fine Gold Magic Hunting Watches
IL Pocket Chronometers, Ladies, pis,nc2 =
and enamelled do, studded with Diamonds A'A
and Pearls. Also, Timekeepers Of everyk VI
other description, all warranted, and offered w
at as low rates similar articles can be purc6ased
for In any city in this county.
NJ. w. CALF & BRO,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
jan 21-6. Intel Union q News.1
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MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c
l.. z. w. WEBER

- ESPECrFULLY INFORMS His FRIENDS aud
III forrer patrons that he continues TO attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his wsiI orsaoize
BAND rt scientific Musicians
De ~Iil introduce ali the new and fashion lhl
Music
IN scr"I1plGaed fiani fuTp SIZED If d, sirsd.
az o9dsIs lett al hiitus l. Ui,E Ausic d. Dot
Iauters, Or Ahle-'s feoicoery stores, or It my
residence, near Gen uspderson's h.yy Yard, win
meet vita prora OF attention ..- M, gS--2m
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Boarding,

BOARDING AND ROOMS TO LET.-Mrs. r.
- Il. WHEELER has several finely furnished
Rooms to let, with or without Board IL applied for
immediately. She can also accommodate several
gentlemen with their meals. Immediate applications
are desired.
West side ~ street, 81 door south of Pennsyl-
vania avenue. oq-3ts
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that Messrs. Dom, Walker, and Cross ware
appointed committee Of conference
The bill from Board Of Aldermen author;..
Ing the curbstones to be set and the footvav
paved along the cast aud west side of I4tk
street north, between I and boundary streets.
was passed. - "'
The joint resolution in relation to 18th
street sewer was passed - -
The j'int resolution supervising $IlS 81
for paying the additional ssiary allowed To
the Surveyor, was passed
Mr. busey introduoed joint resolution in.
structing the committee before Congress to
endeaVor to have passed q bill paying the
properly holde:s along Pennsylvanis avenue,
IN me First Ward, for the damage incurred
by the altering of the grade; read three
times and passed.
Tho act removing certain nuisances in tn.
sixth Ward. was passed 80
a communication was read from the CeIum.
bia Association of Teachers. asking the nae -
the Council Chamber to hold their meetino,
whenever 1t may not be occupied which was
granted. "~'
On motion of Mr.. Busey, q committee VA,
appointed to notify the other Board that tbi.
Board was ready to elect Police MAGISTRATE
Tor the Fifth District.
communication was received from In.
Mayor informing the Board of having signed
certain bills.
Also, enclosing the annual report of the
CommlSioner Of the Public Buildings.
Tho bill for the relief of VIM Shortsr WA
on motion Of Mr.. Dom, taken M and passed
M Newman introduced q bill for casual re-.
pairs OF streets, avenues, d., in the First
ward. Read three times and passed.
Inc Dill 10 guarantee to the WASHINGTON
and Alexandria Railroad Company Certificates,
having been returned from tho Board of All.
dermen with an amendment, was taken up
and-the amendment consurred in. The bill
was then read three times and passed. 1t
WILL be found, as passed, in another column.
Inc board then took recess for the pur-
pose OF Meeting the Bo4 ri Of Aldermen N
elect Police Magisraty for the Fifth Dis.
trist.
Alter returning, they purned.
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GOLD, SILVER, STEEL g. PLATED SPEC
" TACLES to suit every age and
eye, Riding Specs, X. r. Glasses, Eye .I1oexeA
Protectors, Eye Glasses of all descrip
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles &c,
Paraboa, Perif0cal, Concave, Convex, and Colorcd
Glasses put in frames at the shortest notice.
Persons in want Of glasses may be sure TO gel
those which benefit the eye at
ii. SEMKEN'S,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bstw. 9th and 10Th sts.
jan 20
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ENOR RENT Oh SAL E.-TUk MODERN
Il Fourstory Brick House cn Thirteenth sta EFT
near &, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars, end to good te iant the rent viii be low.
Possession given on the Let November apply to
oct 30-3m JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Aucr.
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, in the 9th year of his age
EDWARD McCULLOH, a resident OF this city.
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N CUUKTSHIP T. IT'S CONSEQTTEN(,ES
lNl by Wikoff. Price 81 25
Slavery In New Light and its Grand Results, by a
Citizen OF Georgetown. Price l2Ia cts.
Night IN BuenOs Ayres, drama in five acts
by d Citizen OF GeOrgetOwn. Price 1914 cts.
The Scout, by w. Gilmore ShnmS; Si.25
Ida May; Sl25 -..-
Putnam ; Magazine for February; 25 cents
Ballou's New Monthly for February; 10 cts
Godey's Ladies Book for February; d cts.
For sale by Il. X. LUNDY
ian 35--tf
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'hE FOREIGN OFFICE LIST, (Briiisi) cor
l. iected to August, 1854, this day received from
London. FRANCK FAVOR
ian liz
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CIGARS-CIGARS-CIGARS.

I ave received ten thousand more OF those choice
Il Havana CIGARS, Of tn, Concha brand. diff
erent article from those recently received and Of
fered for sale by other houses in tSis city, Gentle
men are requested to call and examine nv stock.
ROBT. ID. TWEEDY, Grocer,
corner Pa. avenue and 18th street, south side.
ian 27-6t
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4 STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH We ar,
requested to announce that the Wednesday
evening lecture in this church will be omitted
this week
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LIaHr HAr--Some of our friends from the
country are getting their wheels in the mire
BY bringing light loads of hay to market.
Several OF our acquaintances have been taken
In In this way, and among them q sharp,
shrewd constable, who is about to make 6. a
dash" at the dealers
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lKCESDIARIsn.-This morning between |
and o clock, some vile incendiary forced his
way into the Carpenter shop of Mr. Henry
Lyles, on street. between Sixth and Seventh,
and, after ransscking the premises, set Ere
thereto. A gentleman passing by at the time,
perceiving the light, gave the alarm, and en-
tered the shop, where, with the assistance Of
Mr.. John W. Hodgson, and others who were
aroused by the alarm, he succeeded in extin.
gushing the flames. Luckily there was a
supply Of water near, otherwise We should
to-day have had TO record the destruction of
much valuable property. When will the com
munity DO rid Of these fendsin human shape
incendiaries?
HARPs-SPLEsDID WoRkMANsHIP.-Hilbu .
HitE, Star Buildings, have on exhibition
and for sale, III ee Of r Browne d Co g
Harps, Of American manufacture, which for
beauty Of rkmanship and sweetness Of tone,
cannot be surpassed. We have compared
these Harps with some Of European msnufsc.
ture, which have taken the premium at Pari-
sian fairs, and cost more money than Mr..
Brownies, and consider them much superior.
Their beauty of construction is exquisite, ami
VIII we'll repay a visit u Messrs. Hiibus x
Hitx.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

EsTABLISHED in 1851, by hrs. BROTHERS
n e.
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BEEF BEEF Our batche-s, as we'll .,
our citizens are paying dearly for beef at tn.
present time. Beef on the hoof is selling a
81 and cents per pound, while in the centrt
market beef is ceiling at 10 Is cents per lb
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NInrl-xesf

In this city, at the Nativity Church. by the Rev. Mr..
heC1usfy DANIEL Of Mr.. jas. o. Brien County Wa
teriort, 10 CATHERINE, daughter OF Mr. Daniel Murphy,
Cork city, beth Of Ireland.
Cork Examiner and st. louis papers please copy.
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THos. FAYE CO., 1855 and ao7 Broadway directly oppo
the City Hail. have constantly hand full stock
French and American paper hansngs borders freboard
prints curtain papers, bed testers statues landscapes
Of style known the trade Merchants laying
their stocks buy from the first hands manufac
lar gely and import direct from the French manuac
turerp, FOR whom sole agents in the United States
Our retail department comprises the richest styles OF deco
nations Special importaons made when desred from
splendid collection Of samples Artistic hangers
90 and 2o7 broadway, directly opposite the City Hall
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SALES AT AUCTION.

= AICTIoN-BY VIRTUE or cuATrrI roRr
a gass we ,It.erssrs VII eel % wsdnssday Apr H.
~ ~ ~ clock A. NJ A. ths FIR. kyeoae an
Twenty eyerth street IN the sity Of New Yoyk tbe line IN
hgss SAID city hneyn 81 the fret as ard mo-
Jerry thereto psrGahF sht Also The will a. sad lr
terms VAL ~ mace Known CO tho DAP ef sale. eA1uR
G. oJACN LHtTrsy ~ mortgages ~ lbAE.trstsEtst
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DUssELL W. wESTCorr AUcTIoSEER -xAGSI
LII hoent brrt class furniture at suction at tbe rsdacc
No 20 West Thirty hrst street thi. Monday, April 9TH
io oelock comprising the entire elegant fnrnture ~
above four story house all In having
but four montha and % he pereporiy cold 40 ihe
pant leaves Tor Europe on the LIST OF June
vet and Aabson pnrlor chamber aud stair osrp. velvet
elegant tArved
and stool suits Of rr furb,
and broca,si rosewood yothe and -hsirs tapestry
and bIoS adc splendid and oval mirrors - ny
coat ti5o each rosewood e"gerss asd With stin sood
rosewood secretary book SOLID
Cloth pieces marble top consoles ESypah ststaary
superior centre sad pier tAts rich lace
tainr gold band shades marble stausry ofths most e
yorhnAnshp tntuny iaante Ysrcs, hroDxa and ormo,t
clocks music eahinct original OIL painnxs Of real merit
diIibg oak side bsart ror black essa sHtru
on thhe oak chairs rfh thua dnner set 10 psoes ery
tai cut glassware hivtlwaFe costly rosewood beds.ead
rotewood drostlng bureaus wasAstands superb hair
uessea hhd bedding hlrart book case rch aranlaies
carved oval urUra, 6c, With fAgc variety
and ctk chamber furniture Of every marble
rosewood hat ftand, 10 yaris ~ Earlia oil cloth TLs
she Val bo ouHd ths moot aAetyo wth regard qaAn
ivy and quality o. goods 81 this The house
replee ritb ever thing that good taste and
could feerTe, Catalogue GA be ~ snSI At Ne y "
Houfhsout ~ BrpAdrty ~ tho h0ars ~ TIE su.oH
Ger No roftpontmtGt
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The Smithsonian House OH the European
plan Broadway of Houston street. viii open for tho
reception oftravcers and the public Wednesday April
SIDNEY KOPMAN.
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"A AeoNf, Cskfs anD BtGGY-rpEsDAY. I6fh
w An, q, T. 1'stt~t ~ o. sftsf terusf Dtsfn~
Trtssry wtrsr, fssa ssfk msff ttr -.
frrffrfs stft fys fsAs sfrsns Aftttnd tflty
go. SEQ ire ft~.nF sNHH.f#
cARfrr stsftsssr n tsyu
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CrECiAi AUCTION NOTICE -BY q A. WATER
- BURY Ane'ioueef Assirnsst tsls rursfsy, Afri
~ - ~ tor No - IN street tsnE psstrs az sftht
.hfe toth ~ aKfeulinfAl i'npf mshta msaAlnfs s.ag
Ge, within sAT Audlag The catalogue sonskfna sssrF
article ussd ~ TIE fAfmv, pAstsr Farfesrr ny
- bad tcofs the far. ~ ttgrs No . BrYat stree
Tie tale commsne,s - ioh o'clock nsr cash As,sfY
Bnd viii cohtHHs uatu aftiele = aid d, arafr
JAMES EAgTR AF.r1sr.
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Great Bargains In French China-Tw0 Hun
ared white china dinner SETS containing enough pieces
dine twelve at 4 worth $5 800 white china din
containing enough pieces to dine eighteen persons
q Ss worth Soo white SETS - go
gilt band and richly decorated sets, in pro-
PORTION. W. J. +. BAILEY 4 CO.,
Marble Store 63l and 6S3 Broadway.
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DECLARES BERNSTEIN A PHILLIPS
RIAL ESTATL AND GENERA AL ALIIIONKEns

. 2
No. 81 Liberty street, from Nassau will give
thor personal attention 10 sales Of real estate. stocks
tels and trtsaser public aud iyAts sale and u d.
tae auction Of carsoes household furniture painting,
Fsnerally.
Money literally advanced real estate stosks ,eas,
furniture, &c left on sale with
Loans negotiated
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EUGENE Il. FRANKLIN, AUcTioNEER-BYF FRANK.
~ LIN APPROPRIATENESS sale on tho premise.
FRANKLIN NICHOLS will sell at auction, above,
the Whole stock OF the brass cock mandatory ia Cn
street, comphng patent turning lathe
one new SLIDE rest, shnf,ing betting, 6c With ful
tet OF superior patterns, steam Croon &C.. also full
and Superior set Of tools with sundry articles too
70 MENTION TO which specially invite the attention Of
brass founders plumterr and maehnsts Catalogues
morning o
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A LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA sale Of valuable property Second Forty nth
Pity third and losth stIsst.-ALBERr NIcoLAY will
ExchangeSecond avenueThe four story brick
and lot No 5S Second avenue, Thirty third street,
lot 25xOO house 2xi6 and rents for $780, remain
on bond and mortgage for term Of years.
forytth street.The three story QhiladelphiD brick
and Sixth avenue; lot ikxioO house Hs5i finished in
neat STYLE with marble mantels hot aud cold baths,
terms easy and title perfect Fifty sreetfSur lots
the north side of Fifty third street. 400
26xlO0 each. These lots suited
for immediate Improvement Terms easy and title unques
tonable l0sth srestUne lot the side i0sth
street lC5 feet east OF Old Kings Bridge road a5xlos
ply TO the auctioneer, No. Broad street
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II d. NASH, AUCTIoSEER-sToRE 80 BROADWAY.
~. sheriff. sale off took bndery. Tuesday April 10
1850 at III o'clock A. NJ at No Spruce street third
the contents Of book bndery consisting of presses
rollers benches stoves, &c, he.
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A LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A sale Of valuable lots Ninth avenue, IoCth ADD
l7th streetsAlbert H. Nieolay will sell auction on
Tuesday April 10, lS55 Al IL O'clock, at the Merchant
Exchange, valuable lots, folows-5 situated tho
west side OF Ninth avenue, between l06th aud l07th
streets the north side o, I6th street.
100 feet west from Ninth also IL the south
OF 10th street commencing the distance Ninth
avenue, all in the vicinity Of the Central Park where
extensive improvements are In contemplation This sas
offers unusual for investment capital aud 10
worthy the attention that DESTROYS obtain
ing handsome profit their purchases Title perfect
large amount Of the prehafe money remain bond
and mortfage for one year or longer II desrSAt per
cent interest For further particulars apply bert H.
Nicolay, auctioneer, No. Broad street.
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eturc and guarantee to sell window shades all kinds
nStures 10 cent lower than other house
she trade Country dealers are requested 70 call and
salea
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John W. S0MERiNDYKE, AUCTIONEE 9-MoRr.
gage sale OF magnificent household furniture, pfAao
chandeliers, mirrors &C. ia house 80 Thirty mn
street on Tuesday April 10th At i0S o'clock by virtue Of
several ohatcd mortgages The parors with
elegant carved sofas tte chairs
do covered in the richest brocade satin marble top ceno
and eide tables rosewood piano Of biRh COS. aud hnish
With .to and cover elegant mantel hiTh oval
mirrors between the pers rich lace curtains with cornoes
and holders front aud back velvet tapestry but
tie used, splendid Fix light CHANDELIER English oilcoth
hall chandeliers. rosewood hatstand With mirror; In dining
room oak furniture one superior extension dining table
twelve chairs side tables Itch
carpets rplen china dinner and tea sets gass &c
rich velvet carpets stairs with plated rods the
furnished With rosewood furniture Of the richest
description, Brna,e carpets hair mattresses beds
ding together With good assor Kitchen furnitu
Ills property Ia all In good condition, No. u Thirty
street, between Fourth AMI Madison avenues.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF THE FARM AND COUNTRY
~ seat Of the late eminent sculptor, Thomnow the pro
perty OF the Asur Estate situated in Carkstown
land county with shout 10 acres Of good land There
splendid fulllength statue Of Washington cut in
stone standing in front Of tho house win on fday
April ~ at o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange For
terms, 6c,, apply 10 G. n MILLER co, Auetioneers
No Eron
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Haven Railroad Depot entrance Ispenard and Canal
streets Meals served at all hours oysters every styie
The supply lender ion steaks intended
70 last until o'clock the afternoon George slater
hate Of the New York Hotel supentends the cook
paItment No place in the city can SIMPLY cheaper or
satsfActiy1, Remember penard street and Canal
sntrsnce0n either street NBDnner and supper parties
can DO accommodated With private roomsh desired.
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WILLIAM IRNIsG AIfTfONEER rLEGsNT
w hsBsshold fufbiirfs. Whllam irring 49,, I'll al
AZ auction Tuesday. April ~, - lp4 ssises A. u.
tAufth trtst orrhsiS Natbiu afa
tsusshold furhiiure the utrry = s.atssh sfg4t
nottnz " TIE couesns - psrlsf fufbHrf st
FsAt rcyhi wilton csrTsts tuTegh suite resEs
Jnlr rrnilurs tostfsi 10 FsA ari strsn trsftsi
ttns ~ iofss chairs IaFir ahi sFvins ehafs tas
rttt to'tv ood arlef tntnihfs covered - arya tfs
siis fnprb rofepofd Entsksttian ssrsre tsrr
and mattel mrtrs r.sh gold Ast fFoen Ga ssa
trccssile md lace stheaN eufant ttrArt eaftsG
vsnd marble top nfs 49, faktt, ttfnss 80 fafsH
trnfs std apTf, tursrt t6n hnd arnan tP.s ftd 80
dsftrsf rls4 sat chstdrilsyH. tfsueH fN4A
afd orEausIs sHprtb tAsfi r5fswgta sttsrt Fkrt
Esfutmf-slsrsIt foy1 Nuton ssfpttf sairt sa'tt ~
csTvtd rotsNs1d bedroom fnfnurr cgatfeE sttlsabkf
sA,fi rctescsd arsss aftis tep iisser Asfstes
vsshftht g. esFvsa rasswee4 tisiaft fsetaaF tEhss
esmusd AZ - matrb ~ NasI rttA saun rysi taiss
hask rtinH 49, msAorsty tfefgsm fafai'srs ~ sesta
ns'rb Nrteftsfts wtnaHe euraIAE
~ fsa,hsT tsss A. oH raif tsrtFt nirr pissf -.
rtAs: Esfisb sigfh tsssssse htTtA g. A. rsrrta
sIevsry f4tsnfsn fviaF - - nsts Afyf a. asA 49,
Is fs 18th shns aisfsf asA - .siF fKW uArs sst
- ssfssa fss-sta eosksassf. mtAarNny b.sf~ass
f. tseftlsf wts sftpr'msst " sitthsn faFnitgs,
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UCTI0N NOTfCE-JOHs BEDDING, AUCrIoNYER
N vii cell ,tis day, Monday OH inst Al n O'CLOCK Al
1ss Broadway an sstort NJ % ksusskod farniturs
~ ewise. cart and set % harness
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~ @ HORTON, AUcTioNKER, WILL SELL THIS
NJ Moudsyl afternoon Al 1e'eoeh. At Is siIth aysaue
listing Of geld Watches rings pins chains bracelets etc
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Il T. DUNCAN, AUCTIOSLER--BY DUSCAN ELS
q worth this day Monday, the 9Th mat at n1 Dciook
At ftoTc avenue larye and select stock Of hard
Of every description Of shp cRrpenters and
chancs tools table cutlery &c Ac Tire sells On
account Of having two other business 70 attend to- puncr
Esworth Anetionoers. u Pine street, Once No CON
monwealth Buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-09
The Liquor Law.-specIaI Notice TO Llqaor

merchants dealers In generaWe prepared
supply all who desire to purchase sell and
unadulterated liquors from United statos bonded
houses The legislature of this State, Of any other in
the Union control they prevent thu sale Of
unad uIterAted We have paid the United States
ment 100 per cent duty all brandes imported
and 40 per all wines which duty gives tho
rghs TO and every person Of good moral Character
20 dispose Of sell thete wines and liquors. kept
the United states bonded warehouses with certificates Of
importation attached, Wines brAndies gins &c in
tho ergis al packages The contents of which be
sold by the purchaser wholesale retail from the original
packsges orders taken for the dire,t I'm of bran
dies vines &c. for shipment direct TO port the
Union, having houses established in all Of
Europe l.. H. SIMPSON a SONS,
Imnnr Ranv ctr ani