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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATUh'AY, Nov. W-5 p. n.
Flour-rha market was iess active, without material
change. Sales Of 900 600 bbs we're made inciud
ing common to extra State, at 50 So 50 62K, with
some good lots Of extra at 80 90 50 rs Western
and Southern held at yesterdays prices. There
was change In Canadian. wheat.-Sales were
less active but firm Canadian white sold at So 30;
O. coo bushels Chicago at 80 O6 Southern red was
al 81 Is 81 TO- and white do. At about 81 25. Corn
The market again frner, and sales made at
81 05 81 O8 for Western mixed and 900 do do baud
some, sfoat, was sold at 81 OF 81 o. Rye firm,
with sales at 26c. &c. Pork was dub and unchanged
Cotton was firm withIlght Sales Dealers awaiting
letters. whiskey.-sales light at about yesterdays
quotations.
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COAL.

roAI.-BEsT QUALITY OF RED AND WHITE Ash
COAL well screened and 10 good order deverAia . 20
Weight guaranteed under forfeiture 81 tss ccA
Ws b. HAYS corner Of Ninth avenue ard frseih street
~ tesnh street. Ess river and loot % warren hsree,,
North ryerThe undersigned beg leave To advise the DubNc
that made extensive arrangements Tor constant
cept schuy XIII white and red ssh coal express
prepared fur fptny purposes they enabled SOL hs
coai--he pualJ q which, AZ ~en ~ full wegh ihey viii
Re following 10 prices.Wbie furnace.
sizes, 81 - ton; red ash d. 40
chestnut coal AZ ~ ton n. oDl IN
An ask 81 The public 4 10 girs
rasfseorv confidently rely uesn saags Of A poc pa
tronsge. ONhH.L , NeGEs Azcal.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M EY NJ A RK e II.

SATURDAY, Nov. 4-8 p, N.
The favorable effect Of the favorable foreign
short lived II lasted about twenty four ,urs We
indications yesterday Of relapse and to day is confirm
ed At the first board, Virginia 6's declined 4 per cent;
Illinois Central Bonds. Y; Nicaragua Transit ~ Cam.
berlhnd Coal, al Canton Company 4 Erie, u Reading
u; Michigan Southern, y; Galena and Chicago, y.
,aere not much doing in any stock Erie closed dull
aud weak, did Reading and Cumberland. Nicaragua
remains about the same, with very little demand for
the stock Western railroad stocks quiet but
frm The market appears to be with difficulty sustained
Buyers are daily becoming scarcer and more cautious,
and holders do not feel at all mfortabe loaded down
they are with all sorts Of stocks Ia view of the large
dividends of the Western railroad companies will
pay within the next sixty days, 1t would not in
opnon be unwse to purchase that class of stocks pro
ded tits only to the limit of ones available
II there is stock the list that would justify purchases
for by pohecation, 1t is Galena and Chicago for with
moderate gins large amount could be earned aud
the dividends likely to be that the in
terest account alone viii give large profits.
At the second board the market shade two bet.
Ter. Nicaragua Tran sit advanced - per cent; Illinois
Central bonos ~ Cumberland, u Erie, 4, Reading
4; Cleveland and Toledo, =; Michigan Southern, 4.
The foosingare todays transactions st the Assistan.
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NY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN, OR PURCHASED
"A at cash prices, diamonds Watches plate roh
valuable sona property and merchandise generally r.
WOOD, ~ Fulo street. second floor front room; A. NJ TO
+. n. few valuable oil paintings 70 be sold bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

s>IoNks, STOVES kTUyEs.--l a5 CANAL STREET NEAR
- Varick, w. d II. VAN NOTES. stove store. We nave
large .ssoIme,t OF he Later. Patterns Of stoves
els srstss add k,pen TOR aie
stoves put and pipe furnished for CRATES
and ranges lined aud repaired Soap sdes wholesale
and retail.
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TAspFH-A QUARRY or PURE JAEPER sTTUATkp
In Massachusetts believed n he he Oaly isper know n
ne nted staes, and said by geoog,s,s be Ne
puresi known, sale by lynde IL Exchange place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

( EATHER RESTORATIVE AND WATER PROOF
IL paste An old hcquanisnce ~ everybody, On town.
Mn ,owan, 49, Fulton street. has introduced new article.
IN re shape 81 backiug which onv soens ard
preserve, leatsr bul perfectly excludes wafer Il capt
iai hing for carriage tops harness hose pipes inpeei
leather exposed For end Shoes whsher OF
mt or ordinary eaer & the very article se have
tesn aiilied-Spir't Of the Timss.
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- EGARs-A VERY LARGE LOT OF IMPORTED HA-
~ vans, German, and domestic segars for
ow me market price 70 pay advances Operas IS Ger
man sesars as low as ~ u, CHEENs,
No. 81 Broadway. M stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

A T1ENTION.- THE tIGIEAL RECIPES FOR MAKING
"A Crosse Black wePs English pickles cd
by gentleman returning 10 England Address blackwell
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CURE FOR CORNs. ny MADAME BERNARD NO lg7
- Bos cry ersi sce between Broome and Delaney
Madame u resreciiuiy Informs the public that she
tuced her price N order 10 enable evsry tree
pn sno eels contGrtt ~ PROMISING tna abr viii
corie bunlons, nails The hes Be- without
me least pain or incony fnpnoe Persons attended
81 home Mt Madame Is residence from until O'CLOCK
Pm. "'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

4 q MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURERS AND bot
j uers-T prepared furnish in any au sulty,
Aexanhes patent cork fastener which the mineral
and bother The best and useful article
ever offered TO their notice keing made with
tem bob labor and ime Specimens be W. Ge's
ods water apparatus manuiactory, Fulton Ne.
York whore every Information can also be oblAined
their utility 8c and AL orders forwarded Pner solo
manufacturer New London, Conn, viii be promptly A.
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('o6NAC AND GRAPE OIL ESSENCES, RARE CHEM.
~ Gals and metals The best yellow cog,ac cg.
essences honorgahea and Scotch whiskev
Srox rum GIN cider peach, cherry, raspberry and pE
brandy, port madeira and claTet wine
mgs for all iauors; oils Of lemon, eeironca cloves
wni.rgreeu peppermint lmeno, bitter almonds ,emo
bsrgamot, corander and others uronine iodine hypo
phide soda salts gold puse mercury coodnn, pure
phurc ac'd snluoa hng paper plaina sheet and
cadmium nsbeios Vienna lime, niske bmuh,
&c. FOR sale by DR.. L. FElCiiTwaNGFg ~ Maiden lara
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C1ASH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD
~ furniture panoiores watches ewelry horses wagons
harness. dry goods hardware and all other descriptions OF
personal propery bought out tor higher cash price,
Apply at SOMERS furniture wareroom, 452 Broome street.
corner of Mercer. Storage o let.
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yyEsTRIs BLOOMS -I,ApIEs M Won o.,

VEsTRIs BLOOMS LADIES 30 YoU WISH TO
have skin lite white satin, a check Ike a peach, and
htauiu hsndsi Use The vesrs blooms adies these Coz
mec are not coarse pebian compositions have enor
nous reputation IN Europe where ey By
crsuc oeautes OF various II IL impossible " detect
their use; they natures seis Your beauty I'll os
Heightened by using the perpetual youth giving blooms fer
Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

BOARDING AND LODHNG.
ON BROADWAY, NEXT DOOR ABOVE THE BAN
C1U croft House-Board with fine rooms Handsomely fur
nshed In suits separately aso pleasant single
References exchanged.
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WANTED BY MAN AND HIS WIFE, IN A PRI
w vae house. ioor containing rooms,
water waste ppe &c second door preferred Also abng
tor two f0rses the convenient Location The
upper end Of the Bowery preferred Rent
Address Tenant, box 1 ss2, Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

MONEY.-CAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON PIANO.
1 ortes met deems watches, diamonds liquors.
other description OF property that old
office Al Howard Of broadway, where the
est confidence and honor may be relied upon.
McLOUGHLlN 4 ONEIL1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

QHO ANDs65 BROADWAY BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
QUO and Eighteenth streets paror the first floor suits
and single rooms with board In first class house newly fur
pshed; dinner at 51a Pm Also basement to let to ply
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OOO BROADWAY UNION sQUARK-HANDsOME
QUO suit Of rooms on first floor % let to select family Or
table preferred, European plan Bath room,
gas. &c,
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BOARD IN BRookIYN.-SINGLE GENTLEMEN WILL
~ ind comfortable house, good table, and reasonable
gesS5 .n board and 81 partial boar per weoka oynbee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

ria Is but days to the weeks Of the long route to
California, and the introduction Of the same
Of Transportation to the coast Of Africa will as ef-
fectualy dispe almost the thought of danger or pr
walton.
For various reasons, would not recommend nor
employ steamers OF great tonnage The object in
view would never be attained by vessels Of the ex-
traordinary tonnage indicated by certain projectors
whose enlarged and magnificent views, heretofore
promulgated, would fasten upon our government
unwieldy ships Of four thousand tons, the
building and equipment OF which would re-
quire ncalSulable sums. Besides, when built,
ground upon the coast of Africa, nor enter any OF
It's rivers. Their draft of water would compel them
to be kept at sea- often out OF sight OF land, and al
ways out of the line OF the sphere Of usefulness.
They never could be filed with passengers, and
never could command, upon any single voyage, Car
20 enough to ballast them.
Steamers drawing not over nine or ten feet when
loaded of O-e thousand to one thousand five hun
dred tons at most, plainly finished and furnished
with powerful engines and Of good model, are such
as required for this servce and of such these
you can build and equip eight vessels of the kind
would require, and do here recommend, for every
single mammoth steamer heretofore proposed. o
these five steamers sufficient for the first expert
meDt and would be entirely adequate for the presen
demand, and to render the whole design successful
as far the western coast Of Africa is concerned.
To these five steamers / would add the other
three of the construction, and the same plain
equipment for the navigation Of the Mediterranean
The constant and regular service Of these vessels
should be established upon such sure calculations
that the very day almost may be set down in the
calendar for their intersection Of each other, for
their interchange Of passengers and mails.
Now, once more, let me ask you to cast your eyes
upon the map chart that represents the Atlantic
Ocean, the western coast Of Africa, and the Medi
terranean. From scientific admeasurement which
obtained in Washington, ut the quarters of the
Coast Survey have ascertained that the distance
in direct line is, from
New York to Liberia. 800 miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

BOARD AND ROOMS.-PARTIESI SEEK No A TRULY
- comfortable home for the winter, end superior
onmodauus by early application st65 Houston where
every exeiiion Is made render the inmates happy.
cond floor consisting OF three with pantres and al
moaeru mproy COMMUNICATING be h4d, frnishe
or unhirntsLed French German, and Spanish jokcn
Board Of he best quality wei served and arranged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

FURNISHED HOUSE OR SUITE OF APARTasrTs
wanted by Two gentlencD location In the upper of
New York. Address box 7Ss Pos Office, stating
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MISCELLANEOUS.

*IOO.VOV my PAIrbt t0okIhg sOves. Thu attention
~ capitalists stove dealers foundry others
vlied Gail tiny Office l5 Chambers street. up stairs AID
see one or The greatest novelties Of
WIZ sell rights on terms maNng 1t nducemsnt
@snng % make money Coed paper real estate &c win
fsken ID payment. JOHN VAN.
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OFFICE OF TEE FEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ Railroad Company, Mol Hanover streeNoice 10 bond
holders Holders Of cent bonds OF the
Hereby nouGed that IN pursuance of of the genera
Assembly of the State OF CONNECTICUT ts
session the Treasurer authorized and exchange
for the outstanding bonds bearing interest," And
not secured by mortgage bonds authorized the before
TONED act Tearing six cent interest," and secured BIZ
only mortgage the conpanys road frsnch said
exchange will be made this office unt notice ~
order OF the Directors. VIM BENENT Treasurer
New York Oct. 49, 1850.
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BOARDING AND LOpcruc.

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LIT TO GRNTIKMEy AsD
their ladies' full board for The ladies only Also suite
OF parors he first hoor house rs ON bio
from The st. Nicholas and other hotels Baths gas &C.
thrt ugh the house. Board paid IN advance. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

WANTED-1H MODERN BUILT HOUSE, ABOVE
w Beecker street thee uIfurnished the
foor Address stating terms A b. c., Broadway of,s
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re OO0 WILL BE ADVANCED TO A MAUFAOTU.
pOsUOU ring establishment, parties who give
satisfactory security and agency. Address box 0O7
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WANTED-IN A GEFTEEL kEIGHBoRHooD, AND
" n amodern built house four Ave rooms higher
thnn the second floor preferred Must be
ue street and rent not TO exceed 1880 Address W. s. 1878
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TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE COMFORTA ri.Y
accommodated at 81 Clinton street. Brooklyn References
frod
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TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
dated with furnished and partial board
Apply at l6 Forsythe street. few doors above Broome
WANTED-As SUIT OF ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR A
w family of FIVE persons. Must be In good neighborho0d
and above Fourth respectable private family with
other boardes preferred Must have bath &C. Any
having The above accommodations and willing TO make
comfortable home for reasonable compensation, may ad-
dress Comfort, Herald Office, with reference.
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7l7 BROADwAY-FAMILTES OR SINGLE GENTLE
~ wishing board for the winter. will find rooms, Ia
suits SINGLE they desire, the and commdous
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HOUSES, ROOMS &C., WANTED.

TINFURNISHED APARTM RNTS-WANTED. BY A GEN.
- nemen and lady, two rooms. kitchen and small
for servant with and Croon location
ten min utes from the City Hall Address statng
which must be moderate, J. M Herald Ollce.
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&E00 000 MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAM0NDs.
@UOV.OOO. watches, jewelry dry goods segars TO.
bought for cash. stocks notes mortgages &C. negotiated
Businees confidential and prompt ~ IaOMpSON Co,
brokers commission merchants 102 Nassau street.
OF Ann room No. 2, second floor.
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TINE RIGHT PLACE TO OBTAIN

TINE RIGHT PLACE TO OBTAIN
IL bargains is at the store of the undersigned,
where it will be greatly to the advantage Of citizens
and strangers to call before purchasing elsewhere
menu 'l' ''''" EIkHBRoIDERIEs.
Collars Sleeves Chemisetts Habits, and Handker-
chiefs
Guipure and French.worked sets in Habits and
Sleeves, and Collars and Sleeves
Swiss and Cambria Ruifiing and Bands
Do do LACE kSF!a asolo i1pssr'ins' &C.
Maltese and Platte Lace Sets
Limerick, Aupasin, and Maltese Lace Collars, Cola
rets, and Sleeves
Honion, Malta, Platte, Valencia and English Thread
Laces, Edging and Inserting.
Also, imitation and cheap Laces, Bobbin Edging at
greatly reduced prices
Black Guipure, Maltese and Brussels Laces
Black Lace Falls, Spotted Wells, dc.
EVENING OR PARTY DRESSES.
White Illusion, yards wide, for 81 IL cents, worth
White and colored Tarltons and Illusions, proportion
HEAD DRESSES CAPS, &c.
Beautiful styles Dress Caps white and colored
Plain Illusion and Tarlton Caps, for old ladies and
mourning, from 81 1-2 cents to VI so
Also Chenelle, Mohair, Rband, and Velvet Head
Silver and Velvet Cuffs, Sash and Plaid Ribands
Silver, Gilt and Satin Ribands
Satin and Lutte Ribands, suitable 10 quill, DC.
SUNDRIES.
Embroidering Braid and Silk Dress and Corset baces
Spool Cotton, Sewing Silk, Skirt Braid
Glass and Gilt Buttons, for Dresses
Tuck Combs, Cotton and Thread Floss, BUSHES
Head Ornaments, Flowers, and Feathers
Kid Gloves at SO and rs cents
Also, other articles too numerous TO mention.
RUTH A. PEAC0,
jan 25-eo4t No. IL Centre Market Space.
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BY J. G, Mcclure, AuctiOncer.
VTRUSTEE,S SALE of House and Lot.

- On Tuesday afternoon, February Goth, at
o'clock, by virtue of deed of trust, dated August
o. 1854, and duly recorded October a. 1854, among
the land records for Washington county d. G.,1
shall SELL Mt public SALE in front Of the premises part
of lot numbered !, in square numbered $50, COM
Inencing for the same on New Jersey avenue 1873
feet inches northwardy Of street; thence right
angles from said avenue 80 feet thence due west o
feet; thence due north feet inches thence due
cast feet thence due north 90 feet; thence east %
feet thence along said avenue southwardy Is feet
inches, to the place Of beginning together with the
improvements thereon being a two-story Frame
House.
Terms of sale: All conveyancing at the expense Of
the purchaser, and the terms to be complied with
within five days from the day of sale; on failure
thereof the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
premises at the risk and expense of the delinquent
purchaser. JOHN Y. D0NN Trustee.
j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionec
ian 29--2awGd
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BY II. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
E INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY


IL Sale of Dry Goods.-0n Monday next the 9th
of February at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 be continue
from day to day until closed out, shall sell without
reserve, at the store of NJ. i. Williams, No. 100
Bridge street, his entire stock Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
Consisting of super and fine Cloths all colors CASH
meres and Cassinets super Merino and silk Vestngs
Tweeds, Drillings, Cottenades, Ducks &c super
white and colored Flannels heavy Wooen goods for
servants Dress Goods, in Silks, Mernos De LANES
Alpacas Poplins Ginghams, Calicocs, sc. Plaid and
striped Cottons, Tckings, Checks broad and bleached
Cottons, Osnaburgs, Burlaps. super Irish Linens,
Diapers, Napkins, &c. Blankets, Baizes and Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths super linen. silk, and cotton Hand
kcrchiefs. Silk woollen, and cotton Hosiery Gloves
Suspenders, &c.
Alarge variety of Shawls Einbroideries, Laces,
Insertings Lawns, Muslins &c.
Rich and plain Bonnet Ribbons Sewing Silks,
Spool Cottons, Threads, Buttons, Tapes Pins, Need
les, Trimmings, Essences for the Toilette, Combs
Brushes, &c, forming together the most desirable
stock ever offered at auction.
Terms of sale; All sums of and under S25, cash !;
over 1875 and under $780, credit of 80 days; over
$50 and under $75, go days; over S75 and 500, 90
days; over 800 credit Of months for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
Auctonecr
n. D. Goods at private sale till day Of sale
ian 9q--dIw
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MATCHLEss BARGAINS.

MATCHLEss BARGAINS.
Great reduction I'm prices, and no Humbugi
IN ORDER to reduce my stock of Goods,
IL which is very large and complete and TO make
roo" TOT A'. SPRGN 70" SUPPLIES
will commence tins day 10 cell my entire stock Of
goods at discount Of invent per cent. from the
usual prices for Cash. would enumersts in part;
Plaid figured and cbangeable Silks, from 40
Rich black Gre de Rhine Silks, from so to 81 so.
Good black Alpaca, from IAN cents up.
1000 yards Lyonese Cloths all coors, la1f TO s7h
Rich Raw Silk and wollen Plaid at cost
5000 yards English and American Prints, from TO
10 cents.
Good yard wide Unbleached Cotton, Is yards
for 81.
20 yards good fast coloured Calico, for o..
Bleached Cotton at 5 cents.
SuperiorShirting Cottons, at 10 IL IL cents.
Good Irish Linens, 25 TO rs cents.
Yard wide Furniture Calico, 6A cents.
Good Huckaback Towels, at ~ cents.
1000 yards Plain De LANES at cents, worth 10 cts
5000 yards figured ditto at 1oa IL IL cents, usual
price IL l.2 a 1871 cents.
Good Wooen Flsnnels, at IL IL n 20 cents, rich
ly worth Is 25 cents.
10 pieces Kentucky Jeans at Is cents, usual price
Cloths, Cassimeres, cassinetts, Tweeds, and Vest
Good Bed Ticking, 5 to rs cents,
A very large stock Of long and square SHAWLS
at manufacturers prices.
White and colored Spool Cotton, Mt IL IL cents
per dozen.
Pins cents per paper.
100 skeins Silk for rs cents.
20 dozen light colored French Kid Gloves, S71-2
cents, worth 50 Ia cents.
Embroidered Lawn Handkerchief, so cents.
Also on hand very large and complsie stock OF
Boots and shoes,
at prices which will satisfy the most eIpecant pur-
chaser.
Mems good Boots from 81 80 up.
do Shoes from 75 cents up.
Boys Shoes from rs cents up.
Youths do from 81 10 cents up.
Lady's and Cbildrcn's Shoes Of every kind, and
in every variety.
tsW- Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining great bargains
should not fail 10 call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. My motto Isl
" Large Sales, and Small Profits"
and not TO be outdone.
R.G HYATT,
No. 975 Seventh street.
Third door above street.
Be particular and remember the name.
jan 25-eodst
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BY ROTHWELL IL BROWN,
AuctiOneers.
DUBLIC sale Of valuable improved d

u perty on the Island--On Tuesday the 9Th
day Of February, shall sell by public auction Lots
Nos A, s, 9, SO, 81 and 3s, in square No. 465, with
perry is two squares north Of Pages windmill.
Terms ofsale: 0ne-third cash the balance in three
six nine, and twelve months for notes bearing inter-
est Deeds to be given, and deeds Of trust taken to
secure the credit payments. All oonveyancing at
the expense Of purchasers.
Sale to take place the premises at 4 o'clock p M.
R0THWELL & BROWN,
ian 25-eotd Auctjoueers
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Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND having some time
since, witnessed on the Continent of Europe the ex
traordinary and wonderful performances Of this high
ygifted Professor of the Magic Art recently engaged
his valuable services through the chief cities Of Cam
ada, for several performances and great was his
attraction, that he continued to crowd the houses
many weeks in succession realizing to himself clear
profit of more than Twenty Thousand Dollars
large sum is secured him TO visit Washington for
few evenings and from the high and deserved rep
utation which precedes him, the Hall WILL no doubt,
be filled to repietlon during his stay.