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Excess Of Imports fl,335,05e

CACccS VI AmpoIto 1l,OOOyUOO
Goods are constantly being sold by anction
at very much lower prices than the same things
could be secured for in England.
The Sydney Railway is progressing towards
completion, and it is now confidently promised
that the line will be open in the course Of April
next as far as the town of Parramats, distance
of about Is miles.
The Colony is now receiving considerable
supplies of -four and grain from Valparaiso,
and from California, where there is glut.
agricultural districts will be failure this year.
We have very dry spring, and are in much
want ofrain. Prayers are offered in the churches
for rain.
Sailors Wages, Etc.
There is nowSery little difficulty experienced
in obtaining sailors their wages have fallen
materially; For the voyage home to England,
they receive S6 to f7 per month whereas, a
month ago, they demanded and obtained fl2
per month.
Tne abundance of sailors has caused whaling
enterprise 10 raise It's head again. This branch
of industry Yves once the principal staple ofthe
city, and the noble harbor Of Port jackson was
q fatorite rendezvous of whaling vessels OF
every flag. The disorganization caused by the
gold discovery completely put stop to wha-
ling, as the wages paid to seamen were SO enor-
nous that it could not be remunerative. Now,
coincidenty with the fall in the rate Of wages,
there has been an extremely high price given
for oil.
Kate Hayes has created great excitement
and admiration in Australia. In the course OF
nine concerts she cleared $1,000.
The papers speak highly of the State Of or.
der and security to life and property which ex-
lists at present. and the general improved state
Of society in Sydney.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-13

TOHN II. BUTHMANN, Importer and
sD Dealer in Wine, Brandy, Cigars, &c.
Pennsyiysnia avenue, south aide, between -Four.
and Halt and Sixth streets, has received his full
stock and assortment Of the above, consisting IN
part Of
Madeira, Sherry, Port OF various grades, Cham
pagne, in quarts and pints, different brands.
A great variety Of Rhine Wine, some Of Il
sparkling
Also, 81. Persy sparkling red and white Claret
at prices from 50 so per dozen 10 the highest
order
And numerous other kinds Of Wine.
Also, very superior Cognsc pale and dark
Scheidam Gin, Jamaica Rum, fine old Whis
key, Irish Malt, Cordals, and Havana Cigars
Dec 20-2tawfsw
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON CITY.
(OGcs on r Stysct, 7srar Fourte,sth .Styees9
To CLAIM ANTS.

TO CLAIMANTS.
JULIUS l.. MEIERE,
Late of the Pension Office will attend promptly
to all business entrusted TO him, and will give
special attention TO the prosecution OF clsims tor
Pensions, Bounty Land, Land Patents,
Scrip, Back, Pay, &C., &c.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Lewis Cas-, United States Senate
Hon. James Cooper, United States Senate.
Hon. r. T. Westbrook House OF Reps
Hon. T. B. Florence, House Of Reps.
Hon. 4. d. Disney, House Of Reps
Jonah D. Hoover, esq, Washington,
Richard Waliach, esq. Washington.
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner of the Gen
ersl Land Office.
All communications must be prepaid and dt
Tected as above. Ocf
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enyv-nIated Te, Gets, Albata

IL XTRA Heavy-plated Tea Gets, Ahbata
II Forks, Spoons, &c.-M. w. Salt az Bro.
have Just received beautiful assortme OF Of
Extra Plated Tea Sets ates, styles
Castors, Cake Baskets, Gard Trays, &c.
Also, superior Aibata Forks and Spoons.
The above are of the very best quality, I'd un
usually low.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO.
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th stsc
Dec. la-2f
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Arrival from Japan.

New YORK, Feb. l2.-The store-ship Supply,
A. Sinclair, commander, arrived to-day from Sa.
mod, Japan. The officers and crew are reported
all well.
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THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY, DOLLARS,
Will be presented free'to the audience before

Doors open at o'clock.
The Wizard appears AT O'Clock.
Zss- Tickets only so cents; 10 be had at Calls
Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania avenue, where the
golden gifts may be seen at the Kirkwood Hotel,
and al Odd Fellows Hall morning and evening.
Buy in time or you will be shut out. Hundreds
disappointed on Saturday.
Tickets limited 10 the size Of the Halt
Feb l3-2t*
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-13

DIAPER MOIsTENER, a new invention
Il for moistening the leaves Of a copying book,
postage stamps, envelopes, and moistening the
fingers when counting bank bills. Also useful for
various other purposes. IL will be found an inds-
penssble article tor every desk. II is perfectly
simple ana cheap and must come into general
use. Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR N MAURY,
Jan 10 1 Booksellers, near 9th st.
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woke NECK SHIRTS. Assort-
III ment Of Gen,lemen's Dress Shirts is com
piete, and hts in all cases warranted at
STEVENS
Dec l7-3tif Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL,

/ tHI CITY, WHi-Ue Te-uptHtu IUT tne -
i ception OF guests on the 27ih Of this month.
The removal Of The Kitchen from The basement TO
Inc Of the building, and the slleraIons in aad
about the Dining Rooms, viii add greatly 10 the
convenience and comfort of its guests. The table
viii be furnished With the bcsi the maj kcts can
afford, and served in the best Style and penss
or labor will be spared 10 render ihs housS in
every respect, equal TO any in the country. The
subscriber therefore, trusts that generous public
will continue the liberal patronage which has al
ways been extended 10 the house. Persons do
string 10 procure rooms for the winter, can do 80
at any time after the Goth, by calling at the Hotel
E. ID. WILLARD
Washington city, November IA, 1854.
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NOR SALE, a large and we,I-..I.c,.d

k" SHAE, IHFge and weII-seIccted
Il stock Of Wines, Liquors. and Cr,.ccyj,, ~
gether with Store Fixtures almost entirely new.
ne owner being desirous OF changing his preser,
business offers his entire Stock and Fixtures for
! 'ae. 10 any one wishing 10 embark in ID. Gro
Thy 9siy business rare opportunity is now offered
! no position and size ofIhe store as well as th.
Isiniy trade OF the same, are unexcepiionabs
or iuither particulars address I. f. d. with real
name, through the post olBce. JAM ll-3,if
DAkisH and othcr PenciIiings, by Mir
II wan, author of Letters 10 Bishop Hugbes
,homanism at Home, &c. Harper's Story Books
ty Jacob Abbott, price 25 cents
Just received r. FARNHAM
Dec. Is
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3 m nsem MINIS.
ANOTHER GOLDEN NIGHT.

G0d ASns and IsYslss GaHd MHSaiesa HSi PSgsses
Pencils, &c, 45in number, and
yal,a5 a.,
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Distribution Of Provisions.-In accordance
with previous notice, there was distribution Of
bread from Havenner's, and groceries from She
k.l Broiher,' store, yesterday afternoon; fund
having been raised by private subscription for this
purpose Men, women, boys, and girls, white
and black, the healthy AID The sckly looking, the
firm and the in6rm, persons with whole garments,
and others with tat,ered ones, were present al
both places TO receive the needful charity, gratui-
tously dispensed.
We doubt not that many really necessitous per-
sons purposey absented themselves; for there are
such in every community who have TOO much
selfpride TO openly confess their indigence to the
world and they, generally, are the most deserving.
A, contra.ted with other cities, we believe that
there is in Washington but comparative few really
suffering poor people; and they are, for the
greater part, those who have either reduced them
selves and families TO want by dissipation, or by
reason OF being deprived OF employment at this
period OF the year.
We are graii6ed to know that our citizens are
always prompt TO relieve distress, wherever found
and, owing to their liberality, many hearts have
been made glad during this inclement season
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Washington city, November IL, 1854.
Nov l6-if

EOR LEAsE.-The National Theatre In
IL the city OF Washington, for the ensuing sea-
son, or for term OF years. The National Theatre
u one of the largest in the world, and yet every
meriiorious attraction can fll II.
With the alterations and improvements con
emplated, il will be in every respect a desirabls
establishment.
II suitable company could be selected, the
Proprietor would acccde 10 the following arrange
men.
The entire receipts 10 be distributed thus, The
current expenses; the salaries Of the members !;
the rent. All surplus 10 be divided among the
members Of the company, in the proportion OF
their respective salaries. The Proprietor would
have claim for rent until after payment OF cur.
rent expenses and salaries.
The proprietor would like, therefore, 10 receive
communications, with particulars. from parties in !.
clined 10 this mode OF action. The purpose OF
the Proprietor is TO secure the beet talent lay
ing 10 il ell the profits. Every letter rece, ID viii
be known 10 the Proprietor alone, who will nc,
feel himself at liberty 10 reveal the name OF any
party addressing him on this subject.
All communications prepaid, and addressed
Ito the Proprietor Of the National Theatre, boz
2l2. Washington CITY, ID. G.
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fIsH Il AMERICAN SPORTSMAN, Cor
z tanning Hints TO Spor,smen. Notes on Sport
lngi and the Habits OF the Game Birds and Wild
fowi OF America, by Elisha J. Lewis, NJ D., with
numerous illustrations. For sale al
TAGLOR 81 MAURY'S
Jan Book Store, near Ninth stree,
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Infantile Comforts.-Several days ago we
alluded TO the fact that patent has been ISSUED
for an Improvement in the choir and crib Tor
children having in view, il is presumed, the mar
mony of the nursery as well as the sleeping COM
forts Of the little ones' If anything like music
can be produced from the rude elements Of speech,
it will properly be regarded as real blessing to
mothers"
The records Of the Patent Office show that in
ventiye skill has been exercised on such things
as rattles, teeth-cuiters, baby Jumpers, and other
matters pertaining 10 well-regulated household.
Among the last comforts, is what is called walk
ing.chair. One is on exhibition at the fair of the
Metropolitan Mechanics institute. The little
stranger is placed inside of the cushioned frame
work. The tiny feet furnish the motive power,
the chair being set on castors. 1t is an indepen-
dent mode Of conveyance, on the principle OF
every one padding his own canoe"
The Frenchman who explained the peculiar
merits Of the machine 10 married and single ladies',
10 husbands, and bachelors, being unable TO borrow
q live baby, made use Of large doll for the pur-
pose of the experiment. 1t was TO those who are
now or may be concerned in such objects, an in
teresting exhibition.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-13
gotal am 4srsonal.


st. Valentines Day being near at hand, oui
snterprsing book and stationery dealers have
provided their usual variety Of Illuminated mis-
sves, for the qualification OF the public and for the
pecuniary benefit of themselves.
Their valentines, as heretofore, include comic
as well as sentimental or refined designs and sen
timents the price from three cents up 10 ten times
as many dollars.
In other days, the valentines were framed with
SCISSORS, the notices written by the senders,
breathing such "furnace-g glowing words" as were
calculated to naame the hearts of the recipients; /;
but, in these days, the cess has superseded that
process Of manufacture, and rendered valentines
more accessible.
Many ar arrow will be discharged TO cause
wound which the u.terer would not, dare not,
openly inflici, avaiing himself or herself OF The
anonymous guard 10 satisfy dIsingenuous desire
10 privately njure. On the contrary, not few OF
Cupid's shafts will be slipped from the bow, oc-
casioning entirely different sensations, as It is
reasonable TO presume.
Joe Shillington has large and varied assort-
ment OF valentines. which he is selling rapidly.
Singular as may appear, though he is bache-
lor ian incorrigible one, as il has been remarked,
but we do not credit the scandalO some Of the
younger and inexperienced folks leave 10 him the
selection other valentines, He claims TO be the
gene ralissimo Of Cupid, distinction which none
but himself, perhaps, would care to possess, con.
sidering the weighty matters OF the heart with
which he assumes to be entrusted.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-13
FROM AUSTRALIA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1855.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-13

Business, on importation, and from respectable
city merchants, who are in want of discounted
money at any price or loss, owing TO an over.
stocked market and the circumstances of hard
times, "a. ID. lS54)
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the elects OF the Schuyler frauds Then the late collision
cases. none Of which have been tried Of the fatal acc
cent with the New Haven train last fall when for
~ or fifty persons were wounded, win be no triang
amount 10 DO paid ALI these items and many others,
instead Of diminishing the floating debt to $780, O0 win
swell 1t to large amount which floating debt Ia already
about four millions OF dollars. The company have never
to this day reported to their stockholders the number Of
shares Of the preferred stock issued neither have
they reported the amount Of the issue Of the old
STOCK although since the preparation of these frauds the
company have published for the Of their stockhold
ers report but carefully avoided stating how many
shares were over issued Since that time they have made
no report at all although than year has lapsed
BY work recently published upon the foreign com
merce of Mexico appears that the total value of gold
and silver coined at the Mexican mnts from 1851 to 1852
amounted to g. 0Oo or about f742 900 ster
ling. The following statement is given:-
Silver coined in the city Of Mexico 2as lSs 0OO
Gold coined in do. III III s so5 ooo
Silver coined in Mexican towns se'Saa SOS
Gold and silver manufactures ....... 1927, 500 900
Total So, b62, 205, 900
II Is supposed the whole of this sum, excspt
$780, OoO exported. In 1890 S. 900 Of
silver coined in the city Of Mexico and In 1884,
s214000 From this period to 17oo the quantity grs
duAy increased until 1t amounted to $4 900 In 1902
the highest point attained. In 1910 it declined
sl7951 oOO and in 1851 to $3.50 0OO gradually dimn
ishing until 1877 when the amount only $5l6 OO0
In 1885, 900 coined and in 1852 g. 000
The Philadelphia Ledger says
The Reading is according to its published reports
doing more profitable business than BEFORE and
larger dividend IL promised the next semi annual pc
Rod than at any time in years. 1t Is known taat
the capital invested in Is very large and the current
expenses heavy but Is also known that the company
hold large amount of very valuable property that ts
trade is larger and its connections promising than
that Of sny other road in the country ths Reading is
not profitable with its immense tonnage at present
charges and its daily increasing miscellaneous freight and
passenger travel then raroadng In this country may
well at once be abandoned unprof able enterprise
With down grade, and much coal it carry, al
most at its terms, and extended and cos y
ons pouring all the best of their trade into Its lap all
that to be desired for railroad profits combined
in its favor.
The last weekly return Of the Boston banks shows
increase In circulation of 1888 in specie $1S4
decrease in deposits of ss42 s4s and in discounts Of
1881 ,592.
The last weekly return Of the New Orleans banks shows
an increase In discounts of in specie 1882
in circulation. s47,5o5, and In deposits 1921 1925.
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COsME TICS.

nICAMERoN,s RECEIPrs ENABLE CONSUMERS n
~ prepare all the following coSrsetcs at eignh he
urual coai;lqud HAIR dys Byzantian hair dye Psruvar
hsmpoo raud rishton h,r bloom of
dboqust belle white fecklc lotion, pondre subtle dsn1
A. nopsde Price Of the only rs For sac
an Iryad gay; los and S6 Bowsry Ma sIt I'D and ~
Grand sreet " and US Hudson sweet, ~ pvon street, and
fes Eishh avenue NJ " iTb Atlantic and o and ~ YuoH
sresv Brooklyn forwarded by NAH receipt Of %
Addrsss T. UCAMER0N "a Columbia srset DsookyA
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LIST OF LETTERS
Reaaini.s n ~ Hsv Ysrk CITY PED 0fhse,
Friday, November %, 1856.

Pubnshed exclusively In the NEW x0Rx HzaAID, By Act
Of Congress-0e pcpw Aovg e Iosess oSvcsotiox Of ssy
pdP~ ~ tie Unitod States
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McBAreR Mary
McCAlleeier Mrs n
McCann Mrs II
MEG Ithy .aih
MoCarty Chatherirc
Mccarthy Miss Eller
Mccarthy Mrs Flo
rensN-2
Mccoy Mrs. A
McCullon Catherine
McClusky Miss NJ
Mclbopnal Mrs Mar,
McIloDou6h Mrs Sal
McDougan Mrs
McDougAil Mrs, Lat q
Mash Miss Jennette
Nicely Mrs Jane
Nesbiit Mr. Mary A
Newcomb Sarah II
hewitt MIS- sArah-2
Obrinc Mira W
O,Connors Mrs Cath
0Donneh 1lissUA-a
ULeary Catherine
Palmer MIS- Armand
Paul Miss Caroline \
Pratt Mrs Clara W
Pratt Mrs Joseph
PainisrhtssM'ryAn
Patterson Mrs. Grove
Pnjew N Msd
Peck Miss Hannah
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A LEASE AND FIxTUREs OF ONE or The BEST
locsed Stores situated in one of the greatest busns.
suitable for hind Of business lied ewcy.
with elegant fixtures
q. B. HowEs CO., 81 Nassau street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINANCIAL.

HES7 OOO TO LOAN-ON WATCHES, DIAMoNne
pOO sUUO joweiry, segArs, and every description q
valuable property, bought for cash. by JOS K ISAAC
easement Office, II Chambers street. from tin g. Business
prom and confidential Old gold and silver bought. H. b.
No buginons transactod on Saturday.
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RESTAURANTS.

JyAGIR SHADES, NO. 10 GREENE STREET -TUu
~ prorreors beg inform her friends ne susr ,hs
they opened the above house and rr un,.,
~ per day Chops stests meals Al All henr.
tecs Is cents per night Lunch day from 10 ~ IA
ocock Irpe supper free every Saturday cvsanx Bsrl
tele board Tor sale WILSON 4 PaIoR
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W ,o's Mrs Anna
woNielt Mns. Amity
Wentworth AuretiA
Worth Ars 4 n
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OFFICE OF THE NEW GRANADA CANAL AND STEAM
" Navigation Company No. Wall sree.-New York Nov
a. 66Ihe interest coupons OF the Canal and
steam Navigation Companys bonds due Decem
Der, Will be paid that tho Once of the company
JAMES A. REQUA, treasurer.
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LADIES' LIST.

Alvin Madam
AndersonMrAllth st
Arg0 Mics Belinda
Armstrong julia
Armstrong Mtss 10.
nha
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Adams Mrs 10
Adams Miss Bridg'
Adams Mas Jenny
Afford Mrs Della
AlieDMrsB, Union |
Allen Miss sarah
Allen Mrs " mttenl
Bacon Miss Jane
Bradford Miss 3 II
Brady Miss susan
Blake Eiss Margarl
Blair Miss jane j
Bald winMrsSlepho
BadeAu Mrs Edw'd
Barr0u Miss a Dieel
Barrett Mrs Chloe
Barry Miss Ann n
Barttne Mrsamand
Barton Miss Ida
Basket6old Miss He
Bassett MRS Ann N
Boadle Adeline
Beet ) Mrs, t1am'On
Belcher niae hebeCf
Bremen Mary AM
BenUersMiss a nnAl
Benf0p Mrs WIllial
Benton Mrs II A
Benion Mrs Mary
Bergtn Miss Ammo
Cafrey Mrs Mary
Craig Mrs H n
Cain kllen
CallRghAn W In metre
Chambers Mrs s
Chambers MissMar
Canton Mrs John G
Chapman Mrs Ann
Chapman MreMnry
Cara MISS, Canal q
Oardwell Miss Mar,
Clarke Mary
Clarke Mrs X obecc.
ClarksJn MrsMArg'
Chi rietOn Mrs
Caro- ! Mrs, LIST av
Carroll Mrs j Il
Carter Mrs Helen
Carly Mrs Bryan
Carly Mary
Gary Mrs j p
Gary Margaret
Drake Mrs N II
Drake Mrs Sarah
DAILY Miss Annie j
Daley Mics Eliza
DaleyMis6 MaryAn
Dana mrs Celia \
Dxniort Miss Julia
Davis Deborah M
Davis Mrs Johan'Al
bay Mary X
Dean Johanna
DE B0liQDZ Madam
Eagin Mrs Ann
EHst0n Mrs Emily
Eaton MIRA q, sprlp'
Eilands Mrs Cah II
Fackler MrsEliz'bu
Flaehorty Jane
Fairchiid Mrs Ida
Fa ker Emma A
Francis Miss Anelh
Flanagan Han0ra
flaming Miss SarAt
Farrell Cath
FarronNrs Charlotte
/ latery Ann
Fiatery Mrs Mary A
FeatherstOne Msrgr'
Fleet Miss Mary
Fleetwood Eliza
Grady Mrs Mary
GaiDey Miss Ann
0attney Mis- Mary
Graham Miss Mary
Graham Mary Ann
Gale Mis- K, Hurborl
Gallagher Ann
Gallagher Mrs Jas
Gardner Harriet r
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c,t-PPosFD TO BE LosT-IN COMING UP IN THE
- sixh cars pccm opnae containing abon' FORT
eight dosrr The finder v he bcrsv rewarded leaving
be sane ITO Forty h street, e,wcen sixth avenue ANA
Broadway.
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Arnold nrs II, Hud-
son Ut
Atkins Mrs. Julia X
Audley Mrs or Mrs
PARK
Austin Miss Nancy
Ayers Ars Lieut. 4 B
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GENrLEMBN's LIST.

Zsbriskie Mrs Chrlstian
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Haas Mrs Leopold
Haines MI " Emma
Bali Mrs h l.
Hall Mrs Isabella
HAlstesd mrs II. l4tt
Hammond mrs II b
Hamilton Miss Mi
randa
Hamilton Miss Mary
Hancock FRS, Ham
mersley at
Handlon Bridget
Hannah Miss Laura
Hanson Mrs A Y
Harris Mrs II v
Harrington Miss P X
Hart Mise s Frank
Hart Mics Jane p
Hastings Miss Eliza
HaherIey Mrs, IL WI
AaugheY CathRrino
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OFFICE OF THE FEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ Railroad Company Mol Hanover bond
holders Holders Of per bonds OF the company are
hereby notified that In pursuance Of Of the general
Assembly Of the Sate OF Connuocut passed May
ssson the authorized and prepared exchange
Tor the ouendiDg bonds bearing interest," and
not secured BY b0sds authorized the before
toned act bearing sx cent interest and
only mortgage he oonpAnys road franchises &c sAid
exchange will be made q this 0f1ce until further nodcc By
order OF the Directors. WIZ. BEMENT Treasurer
New York l8ES
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ID

De 10 Cuesta Mrs
Fernando
Debnoy Miss Lavin's
DelAmer Misc. 0rant
Decnhs Mrs' harlo'e
Denning Mrs Ellen
Devino Mary Ann
Dickinson Caroline
Dwight Mrs n A
Ditnl1ar Miss Lydia
Doane Mrs Chas N
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7 Osr IN SOUTH BR0OKLyN.-S25 REWARD WILL
IL be pad for the recovery Of afes gold hulurs case
chain the engraved, TO tca irDm
her oroher ~hie face. steel hands. Que broker los IN
going Court through Union, Chntoa AMI Degra
Strung place Baptist church "Wednesday evening
9TH Inst The above reward will be- paid returning hs
same j. h. SOU1HwORIH Union street, second door
OF Court, or al his store, ~ and 50 Pearl street.
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MFRS, Bleeck- JAquillsrdMissC ath'e
jenkins Mrs ID L
q Mrs Mary JennlngsMissJ nse' me
n MissMaryD Jeremiah Mrs, Frank
q Jane lin st
Mrs Mary A johnson MIRA 18th st
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

NY PERSON POSSESSING A FAST, STYLISH, GOO 4
and young horse neat &C. worth about $780, aad
willing trade for real tha subscriber would make
very liberal oner Of good lots In choc. and fast improving
five miles from the City Hall. Address j.
Rn.es, boz 32HPos Office.
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r OsT-wEDNESDAY EVENING IN FOURTH STREET,
IL right hand eide between B,wery and Broad probably
by the church. gold rpg oval stone set in silver the
ring gold we starpe from the IN three par
the back The andsr will be suitably
and receive the thanks Of the A. X Brown ~ Third
avenue southwest OF Tenth sireeA
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Grady Mrs Mary
GaiDey Mss Ann
0attney Mis- Mary
Graham Miss Mary
Graham Mary Ann
Gale Mis- 4, Hurborl
Gallagher Ann
Gallagher Mrs Jas
Gardner Harriet r
Garrison Miss Mary
CASTOR Margaret
Gray Anne
GRAY Mrs Josephine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

OsT-oN THANKSGIVING DAY-BETwEEN TIE
IL Of three and four O'Clock smut coorc. vc,orne
either Chryse stree. between FIRST and se on
avenues The finder will be suiab rewarded by leaving
at 10 First avenue and the thanks OF the owner.