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IL. n. GIL l. E It,
Counsellor at Lar,

Counsellor at Lar,
bis rcsia in franklin Row,
He will continue to devote his acn
principally United States supreme Court
he law patents he will
advice opinions legal questions arising in cases before
appeals chief justice
District OF Coumba and will also assist In the
preparation and tria, Of suits concerning patents
opinions and arguments for
prosecute board established for their
Adjudication.
lS-tU
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and returning.

Stopping at southamon both going ana ernng .hey onsr
London and Havre advantages over
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Ne,p York to Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin main saoon si3o; cabin, lower saloon $40
second do, $50.
newspapers through the pos, Office
bills ladne will be signed on the day OF SAILING.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
For freight passage, apply 10 =
O. A HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsEI.IN, Havre. El5l
6--dly T ef.t F.
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rItyIE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED !-The Rob of DR. BOY
VEAU LAFFE TEUR superior the sups OF Cusi-
paria smnr remedies. II radically cures
all affections Of the skn darres scroula the
accidents from accouchmcnts the critical
Of life and hereditary acmony Of humors As depura
powerfully sicacous In caas Of the badder in con.
arising from abuses OF
injections sonndns As aaisyphilc the Rob cures in
ensuing from the
bnsam cspava cubebs from injections which only epe
the virus without ueutraizng The Rob Boyveau 49, above oil
syphc whether long stand
which have resisted the OF mercury the odure
Of potassium. G#ls -
General agents fer the United States Gabriel Bondn esq,
street, York; for Wholesale orders GuiIot Duconge,
New Orleans; Seuiy San Francisco.
The druggists throughout the uni
pamphlet Doctor g. de 81 GeIvais the med
properties the Rob will be obtained by writing to g. Bon
% William New York, who will give every information
wanted.
g. D. prepared South America the West In
United dues as he has the Rob In bond
March 1-div
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/" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And I.x. ..g a..la ~

should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. nuld lang syne"
The members of the senior
the junior class of the ending June 1892 the sophomo
Glass OF me ending June 1881 Freshman class Of
yeuf ending IN June, l hereby requested assemble
"ashnson D. q, by the third OF March, D. 1857 the
10 brighten The links of The chain which
tide entirely exchange Ie
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament
some Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of The seEappoined be
held on the first Mondy September, A. d. 1856 the United
states Hotel Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth
which those membeIs the whom be
yenien az" invited 10 attend when The will be
adopted 10 secure as full an attendance possible
IN me mean me those TO whom this addressed will be
good enoagh 10 furnish the
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton N. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. H.,
OF PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsyivanin,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, AHeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL. T. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works. N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, r ~. rl
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
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zs~ NJ YORK, BREMEN. AND SOUTH
4 AM = UNITED STATES MAIL STEANERS.-
NZW1& The comprising this line the WASHING
uM@T TON, Capt. T.. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt Ed
ward HIGGINS.
reiurning
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+ No. 53S. ]
Notice

OF the establishment of additional Land Office ~ the Ter
ritory Of Oregon.
IN approved Febpy W. 1855,
emitted An establish additional land distc in
Territory called the Umpqua district embracing
lying ouh OF the fourth standard parallel hereby
othcr said district
by Of Uuied States the Of
Winchester in Territory, until otherwise ordered.
Give, my hand OF Washngon this 7th day Of
Nav A n la5s John WILSON,
- Commissioner OF the General Land OBca
Nav is-1awl2w ttntel n Star,I
UaxpEv,s MAGAziNE for May
I'll Epr,n being No o of" Iarper's story Book
l,s, Tserivet by TAYLOR n NAURY,
Maya Booksshifs, rem AFt""', near WV suee'
NY scothsrs Seepcr by su. of ooiiars a,i Cents,
IA Mr.. RuiherfordT Children, &c. .
on sale at TAiLoh mAUlths
Nav Bookstore, 9th street.
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United States Mails.

"a PosT DER ARTMKNT, May l6, 1855.
DRoPoSAs carrying of United States from the
st day November 30th day of June, 1865,
elusive Stale MICHIGAN will be received the Com
Office of Post Once Department, In the city Of Wash
inaon Of inclusive, be decided the
next day, and herein specified
1884 Carp rs miles and back
during suspension Of navigation, from November
TO Muy Is n year. t&HH
Leave Carp River Monday al 9 a M
Arrive at Keewenaw Bay next Wednesday by 6pm;
Keewenaw Bay Thursday at 6am;
Arrive Carp River Saturday by :
1887 Bay Portage Entry Houghon, Clifton Eagle
River, Eagle Harbor and North West Mine 10 Fort WI
kins n miles and back week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at @ ami ts.ut
Arrive wilkins next Saturday by 6pm;
Leave F0rtW wilkins Monday nj 6
Arrive Keewenaw Bay Wednesday by pm
1878 by Algonquin Adventure and Rockand 10
Ontonngon, SO miles and back week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at cam;
Arrive at Ontonagon Saturday by 81 pm;
Leave Ontonagon Monday at tam; - ~
Arrive nj Keewenaw Bay Wednesday by pm
For embraced In the contracts
see the proposals dated February 10 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May I7-iaw1w Postmaster General.
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Law Notice.

Brown, ST AsTos WALKER.
lDM. II. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
w Err have formed partnership for practising in the Supreme
Cnur of the United Haies and claims In Washington
and the Of Offices in Washington and Mem
ph. the will found either place. and
letters addressed 10 them will receive prompt attention.
April 49, tfeod Intel and Sentinel eopy.l
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petition of Emily c. Pullman administrative Of the estate
of Pulman deceased late Of Albion New York,
granted to the said Lewis Pullman
2 August i64 for Improvement In machines
from the expiration
patent place the 2lst day Of August,
1856
Monday the 9th of August next at IL ocock M and all
notified appear and show cause they have
W petition ought TO be granted.
the extension required 70 file in the Patent
specially forth writing least
ydays the Of heang All testimony fled by either
be and transmitted In
Office which will be furnished
picalon.
dispositions, relied testimony, be
Office before the morning of that day the
guments, IL any, within ten days thereafter
published in the Union, Intei
sencer and Evening Star washington, D. c..
Philadelphia iifc American New York, NJ Us Daily
Boston, Mines,
previous 9th day Of
gust next, the day Of hearing. ..
above papers will please and send
Office, with paper containing this notice.
May 22--law3w lsIsag
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers. 4
roe saps eonprising the following;
The Atlantic. .'..laPt tses.
Baltic capt Constock
Adrats
y. - These ships having been buii by contract ex
services every care has been
<L~ construction, aiso in their engines,
insure strength and speeds and their aceoamo-
unequaledfor and comfort,
passage New York Liverpool in drs cabin
rooms, 32o
From New York, 20 aud 20 guneas
An experienced attached to each ship
Eo be secured until paid for. .g
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,

The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
retay of the Treasury two comproers commissioner of
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board and coast survey.
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secrcarys OiceHon james Guthrie, Secretary OF the
Treasury Hon. r. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer charges architect and three drRughtsmen
temporarily employed aud clerks The Secre
tary the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the psca transactions of the and Of the
ouon OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States He superntends the survey OF the
coast the light house establishment the marine hospitals Of
the United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First Coppboucr's 0Hce-Eisba Whittlesey, esq, Comp
troer aud fifteen clerks He prescrioes the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and revises and ceres the
balances arising thereon.
Second ComPtrouer's 0Gce.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescrbes the mode
keeping and rendering the Of the army navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and reves and
certies the balances arising thereon
Office ef Coagissionsr of he Hugh j. Anderson
esq., Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prescrbes the
mode Keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
revenue and dsbursemen and for the building and repair
ing eusom-houses, &c. and revses and ceres the balances
arising thereon
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FKbFuskD pATS uT bA1LHs' IT-I
From NstD York. #s Ifa From Liver 6eoI

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, ~ "
Brown, sHIPLEY, 3 CO.,
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
D. @. WAINWRIGHT d Co.,,
GEO II DRAPER Havre.
1 owners ships accountable for gold
saSs S%S
Ap po3-dT $se.s
Delaware College.
o s ns sogs year ' %ss S eT% @,
p embraces complete courses the classical
part Particular at,enon given agricultural science and
analysis soIs also, to engineering and practical sur
fhs academica under The care Of J.
For further particulars address :, v,.v,.oon ...,..
NEWARK, (DelS July 10, 1855
July is-iawsw
On commodious attic house
twelve and has recently been paPsred and
sey address 20, ooe, Treasury department
John o. Sargent q Charles Albert,
Attorneys aud Comseiors-d La,o,
associated prosecution nf professional
. them, before the executive departments claims
WAsmlseros, o. O.. March "a, 1855.
'Toua In tho crimea, by Lord de Ros vol London,
l.s cssaS, ys,e ys London" s' VOL o,ao,
1885. Y y. r
History o Corps OF Royal sappers and Miners 2vo,s
London, 1855.
The Anglo Indian Army; by Captain Raher vol London,
1885.
The Great British Army. vol. London 1855.
JepanRs Elements Of Political Ecopomy vol Lon
don, 1852 -T4. III \ rHt.. .a !.
Hopkins on Atmospheric Changes. vol, London, 1884,
Worlds ueyoud Earth by Phillips vol London, 1855.
schacht Microscope. | vol London, 1883
her schools by Kingsley, vol London,
Po,c Nineveh; history and modern explorers vol Lon
dom 1865.
DE ~. mud Churchill; by Forster. London, 1855.
Hess Hsrny, Literature, and Art the Greeks
Jscots vol London, 1888 -
Autobiography OF Arlgo ] vol London, 1855.
British Almanac Companions complete from its
mencement in loaS, tscarce) - -
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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JoHs WsIpaAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 [Ineligencerl
All the civilized
ed 10 notice this advertisement their editorial
Of classes through great
visions of the globe and all newspapers throughout United
States of America gatuitous
casonaly between is date aud ID March, D. 1887
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
management Of the Post Office Department assigned
the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his final action is distributed among several bu
reaus follows The Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office in
charge of the Second Assistant Pc stmaster General the
Finance Office charge of the Thid Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge OF the chief
clerk.
Appoinpent O6ice.-Horao King, esq, First Assistant
General and nineteen clerks To this Office are
which relate to the establishment and
post offices changes of sites and names
and removal OF postmasters and route ana local
furnished with marking and rating stamps
balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
ment with the superintendent OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract 0Rcewilliam II. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General, and twenysix clerks TO tins oil
assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
United States, and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency of trips mode OF conveyance and times OF de-
partures all the routes the OF the
mail between different sections Of the country the points
of mail and the regulations for the
or the domestic ual OF the United States 1t pre-
the for mail proposals. receives the bids
and takes charge the annual and occasional mail lettings
,,d tho execution of the contracts. All
nlicaop for the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
of mail messengers should be sent
this office. All claims should be submitted Tor tapsPor
on service not under contract the recognition OF said
frat obtained through the Contract Ohce az
for the credits at the Auditor VI
this Office all postmastes at The ends OF routes
ceive 0 mail arrangements prescribed Tor the
unecva rnutas Ureports weekly TO the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts tor mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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MILITARY MEN will hnd
90 pieces nne white linen duck for pants aud
% sNA fae3a4f itf AfFit E.t
le pieces medium and fine white linen drillngs
Also large supply wooens other fabrics adapt
H cd citizens apparel. H@t
& With crayats, Cloves suspenders, haifhose, &c.
price only. fst
Delay in closing any bills present
articles prices, and fair dealing be relied in all
cases. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Central Stores,' West Building,
June a--6tdif 8 s$ ns Opposite Centre Market
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oK SALE LcnseA commodous four story and attic house
side OF ID street. House
sin twelve rooms recently papered and painted
accommodating and possession given mmed
Solicitors oniee, Treasury Department
~ i5--fu
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of above papers will please copy and send
their bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
NAV
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John o. Sargent q Charles Aber1

Attorneys and Counsetfors-uf-Ldtc,
the n professions
III business will attend TO cases that be nnste
10 them OF cams,
any sitting in the District of Columbia
WAsnsaros, d. O., March "a, 1855.
a5-eod3m
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Tn. will accountable for gold silver,
puIon specie eel, precious sone metals, unless bills Of
iadns the value thereof therein
Ap 25-df Esat5+s + + + 'ts..ts
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No. 1911
NOTICE of Removal of tho Land Once from
IN CLINTON TO w ARsAw n State of MISSOURI
Under authority Congress entitled San authorizing
changes oces approved March 1853 II
hereby that the land once for t sale
OF the public Missouri will be removed TO WAR
saw county, sia,e the first day Of July nerf
my Of Washington this 18th day OF
May, A. ID. 1855
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land Once
NJ, fla
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gXpIsEss AGENCIES.

DAMS co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPRIFs-oTricE
n " BrssavJ-sp-siA nsuss Y CsLfssala thif
p<u-hsanettSn 81 krprsss fttss.-Afsnf Co FVs a.
ties 20 th*lr Isfornis ETprsss al 80
skahs sna psas fshsf hat tsJ hafa r.ssssl ~ fats
sr rsight retn Me- ysfk " saa Frtssss %
tana rss,s v ,Alry trs ssas psf fesse ufgsfh, sta
nail sTesa. ~ essasttne s<smsu Ins sAlT ~ ssyf t.
h sttluss ts 80 slsrs fsswstsn u rate sksgss
vsk at lees thsa pssnis = tee f.st rhekAfss easter
thai ysghi w - ssllsFs - barr ~ " sst Oar
n'rt r9rsts, oaasr tbs nsv tsfa n sssi ratss w a.
fsfsns pr stssasr GRO LAW, fAuffsky ANrst g. ~
~ ~ 10 stsfrs - etf sysst4 " aeslnA
uss hLips-r, -il gis.ss .ski IL tsss ff.sfkt .a,iy
AtssDs-kasms A O. fssp@sually rv. astes tast tbsr
srpfsss f.sss fseala sh4styftse sad at ty~ff
r.y spa ia st1s's st,sstsa tt1s Isi4 IL Apsthss
resss sltf "a rr~s,sst sFssi sn4 asvsfsa ia sas
mt1stsiy 81 ssrsa oar srrsatsmsass fsssrasstsfata
as lafss sAa anpi.-ns'sf nofs o. ih.a ng~
" d DlstsoRE,
Rs. sAsTOaD
~ EHOEssAGs
Prsrvsisrs ~ issmsl e. csilf.rnls fsstsss Isfr'ss
hortes-tss.fAs.s = frs1Fsh AZ, o., Ass@t 60
rs. lst.sst hs- Yea s1A CsEsfnls tsfssJ sg&tf
hst hs tvss.ss tsissfs sr.issssly q 49, Ne rats
hssss shs tf@ tsfs sstsr sgs1ts enly stesN9srt1
tksss ga ~ - iassrr.Ytlsa IL Ast4ess q Ny4U8
ts Frssesss, rA n, btS
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-sEALED PROPOSALS
~ VII Be received AZ the once q tho cyprsu Hills Gems.
terry, NO 26l Brosdway 81 Warren until The
eth day Of Aprt nss seaaamr pg aud tnihlag the
Williamsburg and Cypress Hills plank road running from
busbvch avenus, Nllamsburr 10 the Cypress HITS Gene
terry near jobs snss,eors kinss eounty LII being fgur
miles IN length; or proposals VII be rscsivsd tor mile
With the privilege of the WHOLE made sesordnr 10 the
plans and speei1sations ale Csstsry once BY
order. EDMUND briggs Prssydslt
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EDUCATION.

A GERMAN LADY, WHO MAS DEVOTED HER
n Whole life 70 th. sdns,tsR and inssras9n n eh1ra
% ds.rsnt n..ons ans vhs hA no- sses.sssl so.ssias
school Tor IRIS, AZ fsu Rochelle desires lev orphan
children. Inquire ~ Rev Mr. s,sbimAsp, Met. s.rss,
address letter 70 q. S. ksu Rochelle Pest 0rlce uisb
VII be attended w. Tsrns measrsss
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PLAYING CARDS.

DIAYrwe cARps-yARo PLAYING eARDs-vEns
"a sd wsl ssAsenss. -ttk al ihs vkrsss s,hsr s.L
lsss ~ Bsss ssa cotton sssss usSs ~ sAn HART ".
Fer sale Ne ws<s ssf ssh hs.sss sA>fx pAy
Darsisy s.sssA sryssfss Ne Assss ns~NA
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MUSICAL.

= or wHEATsToSE's EsoLIsH HARMONIOUS ruE
only one. y WIS country .o,,ssla ior osss rooms O
,issy, Or ,hs d,s, TL'i !. jacobs. Va srs.assy
A LADY-IEAcHER or PIANO, FRENCH AID THE
family latter prsisrrsd ~ould have 10 81 eaton i, ,s
south West, or esunuy. Address male A., Herald once.
RARE CHANCE TO buy SUPERIOR PIANO,
n At thsn Wholesale cost sssssbsr,
tsst Boston naser. they - .. rstai for sssI
n,,, &C. .asrs,: AZ ,S ..,..Tss. . a.'
.mllns model nslodsons DE BAiA Trsssb hErnonsuns
$40 '''''' organs ' bRs&Y 'ooRDos. ~ Brs.a-,y.
II osn-Tro very hns ros.wood pianos, made ~ sushA
10 Bottom ehs ssysn octave atishsd Al resna 20 f
800 sg,,sss ..so,sy 'i.so nsi. r.y, ~ 500
u rect Appiy a "a Bo-srJ, sss9ad door.
lGUaCAL-A LADY REsTDIsG UP ruws. WEST
L-.oigrs She can sss sreslsnt rsfsfsncss "a th' ,y
Terms $40 per quarter Ahi allowance mGds -h-fs
ss mers than ohs 10 t.Hny Adarep Ns,ls ng'sa oass
MrLoDIoss TRIUMPH OVER AL COMPETITOR
WI :. u Ali " .Amiths osisbratsa Hatoasons III a..
risnium has Just been AsDasd ss.s sm,hs eflstrasi
~ also .. hs .Ihh,,len q IT, ssshasles chtn,asis
tons s'sntss. ,aSs ls.ls,y y ss tssstJ
r., -. @ rs ss .,'' 49,. 80 80, 49,
.ssssy. HORACE wGIEEs. Ne - grssisay,
nRoAs.-A VERY EXCELLENT ToUR sroP oRGAs.
~ rs saAptsd isr smA starsh lsgtsfs y oAFs tsn,
lsai,, TO- 1880 1880 49,, -, V. asf~'a \.
% wE6Eh 10. ias We, Brsai-v
RIO VIOLIN AEATEuRs-A niRgosT. TRoH
psris, rhs r.esi,sa - afss rriss Astai. - IaF
hstor him .i,h cal - III Iisss, ~ srssa-sy
yyAsTED-A TiRsr sArE s0rR.so msoEa. toR
aca'Aels shnIst, "a IA e'J. Aaars'' Fasss' Hsrsi
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CERMAN oPERA-SIBLo's GARDEN
si srysfyr s sSssISc s,ssT
vim 10 performed ior the las. time Gs season, casl NJ v
w'ser' grand i'rpiS E np'r rssuscnsrz.
iAfa ''p'Ainiisss CAROLINE LEHMAN,
ssiitt s''s
Easissl pirsctor and csaaaOlor' ..,..Jul ynsr
Prices Of Admisson-BeIe. according 70 location -
parts Of tho house. 90 cents.
Box once open FROM A. n soi P,M.
RURroNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr.-FRI.
ID day.The nsuhi weekly Treat;
i. TIE TOPPLES and THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Amnidae sleek burton
mSrrew saturday tho aud -, sueosssa ss@sSy
IN ~ NJ 1a r J9 s No ns9 s Win
sprsas pear" With Tue &AsbfRiS &c SssrREi a viEikiss
A ARs H dsk ENAn and tho farce Of MORE nLuspEas
powERY THEATRE,-PRoPRIEToR AND MANA.
ID ser l. r. wAldroni stage Manager, Ecss,. Jones;
cents Private Boxes, q TPr,iny evening. March 81
AA'''' ~ moor THE AVALANCHE. Mr. . Na'S
FRANCOIS Marcel Mr. Johnston
IN GRAND CONCERT
PYNE AND HARRISON ISoIisn OPERA COMPANY
MISS rsSis4 sl fysF, ANN ? l"''
MIR. HENRY H0RNCASTLE,
Mr.. J. o. ATKINS and
MR.. W. HARRISON
when they VI" n Ok 'SSs9'.s
OPERAS
MARITANA-WallAca
BOHEMIAN GIRIs-BAlfe.
LA GAIA LADRAr-Rossini
DON ACCOMPLISHMENTS
CINDERELLA-RosHinL
oRAroRios o.
CREATION Haydp.
MESSIAH-IIandei
ELIJAII- Mondessohn
sTABAT MATER--Rossini
BALLADS AND SONGS by Benedict Liney Greyille &C.
Programmes will be issued iInme datoiy.
Tickets 50 cents Seats be secured without extra
charge, mt the box ooc from A. to ~ NJ Orchestra
soats. 81 Private boxes, each Tickets also Ad
at Mo music stores Of VIM. Han Son, s Jole, r.
Waters Broadway.
Doors open At I; Concert to o'clock pre-
eiseiy.
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HOUSES TO LET IN H0BoKEN-WITaIN THREE
minuteS walk Of the ferry aew first class houses
in River terrace, with yards beautiful
view of the river and city Of New York; gan hot and cold
water &c, &C.; and will be let to private families Of the
highest respeeaby only Boarding house keepers need
not apply Inquire at tho office OF Hudson aud
Second streets, Hoboken, of Z. MARTIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

No LET-oN MOUNT PROSPECT HILL, BROOKLYN
double cottage house. or hail. consisting OF ave
The place Is we'll shaded with forrest and
nta trees thtre garden with variety OF fruit trccs
pasture for COW; also stables &C.; located Flat
sh Take FlAtbush stage from Fulton ferry In
kire n he hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

no LET-sPLENDID OFFICES. VERY CHEAP, TWO
minutes al. from the City Halt the second AMI third
Of rs Beekman street. Can be occupied
charged till after LIST Of May Inquire the pre-
Siises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

mo LET-THE STORE 273 GREENWICH STREET
third door above Murray street Of the bes. locations
sido city for Hosiery Gentmans Furnishing store
and apply to John Jamson N2 Pearl street,
M Fourth street, after 6o'clock, =. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

HToRE, BASEMENT AND LOFTS TO LET-sEPARATE
- " together OF building No. AZ Walker street
bear Broadway The lofts suitable for light
ng purposes An excellent place tor panoforte makers
hardware, erockery business requiring much
Apply to c. A. BAUDOUINE, as Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

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