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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

0UNNY CLOTH-The market 10 steady a. Boston, secs al
HE. y yard, mos
GUNNY BAGS-We hear Of sales in Boston Of > oco for
expert hence g about &c 6 rnoS
GUANO-A demand exists for export, and the supply
improving The annexed the quotations adopted BY the
Perusian Government:
5tuns....... ........S5S mas tuns... ....e5o
SOLO 50 &g.Go tans...... So mos.
lad tQns................ III
Mexican Gusno is In limited request at esod5s y tun.
HAY-Tbe market well suppled- Tue aensnd Il fair for
the trade hut sht shppin S.ies Of COO bales River 81
as< SAT- Hay is selling At sic = 100 n.
HOPS have slightly improved IN the demand 10 for
port without alteration prices sses OF 3O bales Eastern
and Western crop of 1854 At lSa e.the latter figure for 90
baes for export
HIDEs-The market has ruled very quiet daring the
buye coredp for prices the sales have smser
than past ard prices have downward ncns-
The arrivals limited sno the stock h about the
AEosturs held &c Ane Buenos Ayres at 3d.; which
the last co were made. We Of sales The
stock $3.50 neludus $50 Buenos Aes 500 BIO Grsnde,
500 Apsostura II so Afesn. t0s Mexican 20 Porto
Csbeo 500 AArcabo $50 st Domnsc 8o0 Savanla 400
jamaica DemArars ke and 40 Southern TsxIs &c. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01
Arrived.

ship Vanguard Norton Liverpool 50 days udss and
to w Philips 18th ost. lat IS 80 Ion - 80 exchanged
SIGNALS with chip LorenEs bound The has been days
W of Nantucket with hesvy W sses and extremely
cold weather. has kad pilot bosrd days. the head OF rad
der badly pruus an most of the frost often
Ship William Tell Bowpey Hsvre Jan. ~. mAs. and pss
to h W. Livingston. The w. I. anchored Of Quarantine
lss' n,ht.
sussr &c, to V. King & Co
Schr Cumberland - Aexsndrs, coal to the Cumberland
Coal Co.
Schr Issbsl Hammond. virginia boand 10 Fsirhaven.
Schr Music ke,cbuu Norfolk, corn 10 w. IL Newman
sAILFD-steamshps Nashville for Charleston, Roanoke,
Norok &c ships Camden Gsdd for ChsesIonj Southport,
Wilson, for Savannah; Csmmonwe til, Grozier do.
BELOW-Two ships and one bark unkuown; shlp Frances
p Cutting from Antwerp, bark kinnman, OF Poruana'
from Csrdenas (by pilot boat Al. Taylor.
WIND-Durins the day, NV.
The shp London London reported below last evening
nv the Sandy Hook Magnetic Telegraph. Is an error
tn. schooner White quail focal lsden) from Baltimore for
New York went ashore last night the Romer abe WIN
probably be got of at high water
BY Telegraph.
sAvANNAH-An. Feb. q, AN, steamship Augusta Lyon.
New.Yor
From Our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. B-dyTtrct-Schr Grand Tut'
Wilson. Providence. . go all,
Steamship Pennsylvania Clifford Richmspd schr
Fmpors MAYHEM, New YORK. steamer Putnam, Green DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

HAlR-"e notice saies OF ~" mixed hio 'r.rce 81
Z3d24c s inca.
hEkP-AnereAn continues without sction. and prices
pomina sales of Msuis at &c. or Jute 20 Bales Prime
troutht 81 AID 90 bales Siss ct &c both mos.
HoNEY-The market |. dali and heavy. We hsye only
IA tee sales of 50 Cuba arrive at <7c. cash.
INDiGO-The mAr.et 10 quiet pendihg the public sale;
prime trades sbd In demand and the kinds
are sales chests MGdras 80, 9c 20leereons
Caracas a. q Sc; Is eases Manila a. 81 d95c.
IkON-The demand for scotch Pig has been setye;
hodsrs f'm sales escd s5l and small lots
s3tds S2 Kpgsh Bsrs duh and nominal
LHATHER-Ths demand has been very fair for He aloct
Sole and prices generally, have been supported; miias
weighs sas Of Rio Grspds Bueles Ayres middle a; 20
sSe AID &c do ~ ?oslle Upp-r II the rough
.quysent the sales Oak Of the better quses s n de-
ard pTces favor tire seller French Cali sAns
firmly held; the supply m0dsrse Epg slted Sheep
I'd ard nominal N yaue. We cote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

Hos seIn9 sloW aud nud 60 Sun IoWeT betsTo
another week ends; ard Scsllswsssv cannot be sold
any fair price Good fat Hog TT for packing, what 10
| wanted
Western drov. bad bette, at home all of that class
\ Of Pigs counted q i've 10 the bond"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

NAVAL sroREs-fhe sr-sb u spssss rsrFentns
nodsr..s ssd the sseA sqallv The te.ssd fair
ale, Of IS bbs fe essh 10 Lsippins order The stask
.scut se. Crude Way tn supply rot lane;
ssost AGO IBIS on t.st s Of Whn'nsss9 - .aa
S.usrd ppi, and pri su.tAo-c s.ss o.
So lbs inif sun So 81 sic d selivefef No :
a., Tar " firm, Ise supp, 10 moderate, .sess .eoa' -"
MA ssles u shippers sns ESpe At 81 boL We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

LIkEA OF the arrivals Of Common Rock.nd cold
81 OF. aud Lamp a. u . The nsrhet bare and
the demand 10 fail
LEAD-Tbe msis very ami the supply rood sales Of
30 turs stoleerg IS s tssh; and 50 so Spanh e
4uoa seSps int crest Bar Lead % lie ~ % e.
LArH-Fe Eastern there . fair demand a. firm prices
sai.s 90 90 a. So cash
LUhBER-The aensni 10 limited for Ess.ern Spruce and
Pine wheh y in snail stock; sale. cargo AZ, IS %
Boards ard seantips worth SIS dSls; PLANK ea =
Sbipses are active Of %.
N0LAss Hs-Deme,tie d n fair demand. without much
charge 10 prie, the stock Of prime limited and %
mon sr.des lair Foresn demasd for export France
sbsenee r.t.fds the business demand
for dstilnf light and prices heavy saes for the
hide Seuvit.s Strip part sc 50 hhds Cubs Nuseovsdo
~ a4e By sacton 60 bbls New Orlesns 5e15.e, three
uonfbs
sAILs-rhere Is q coed demand and supply ct As+lc..
essh and sx Donihs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

teml,LtUreo,T n.ist99
Hem't MAR @. SB.A22 as
Hem'k, Md Oinoco. 81 Gll
Hen'k, Hesv........'9 on
Hem'k Good Dsnasi.leiol1j
Hem'k, Upper. In ish
slaughtered .........3tc2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01
BY Telegraph.

sAvANNAH-An. Feb. 2, AN, steamship Aufus's, Lyo
NEWARK
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

Cr0mWeIFB BaItfm0fe Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
WILL despatch daily Baltimore and New York
w aud twice week Baltimore aud baltimore 10
Boston.
This line affords anequalied facilities
D-trc, OF Columbia The
and give through bull OF ladns Washington
freight and commissions charged Applications freight
promptly attended to by the following agents;
A. Q. HALL,
So Exchange Place,
II. ID. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany Streets N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK
Jan E-d3m Foot OF India wharf, Boston.
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The persca s~a. ~.s s~.. u1ss- IA
Psymsnt q the sas~sripsea he made in advance
pasasns sy mooney pat
~s'eA VIII be paid sy and AL sr@msa
transmission.
fhs COUNTRY PAPEs y puba.hsa danas ~
se"s ." C""Tress aaa ssni- weekly ssrins ne
Subscriptions ts period shaa y~ss viii be seosrS
efhs eter"ssaoned 10 shs annaal rssss.
@rosfnAsrEss saAcsaa 10 sct s car assns. and ~
sessss 10 rss DAILY esersss. $50 auclossd o. yrv.
a eapy srafts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

John v. sNiDER Old established
wine store Of Jacob sndeI 6 Walnut four doors
helow Fourth rupplied wines
and liquors on the most accommodating
JACOB sSfbER ia
Once No 20 Wanu street where he prepared 70 receive orders
importation
quantities of single upwads roets
for bis John Vaughan sRder ~ his friends snd
Al delivered wa.lauau ep ~ Adams. Ersres.''
free OF freight.
June a-xiy
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. THURSDAY MORNING MARCH l. 1856.


Iprorsd srvansensa for tassiImso,tst sAaga ef hsd
Nls,
fpHE eopieiiaa railroad heweep Wheel
ins and Couabas, unitns. does,
the Baltimore portions
land Norn and soaIa~ert his greatly
through
dAy, November 81 1854, the uaias via bs o1o~s
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two daily aaseeon. fisSi;
uain, leaving Camden of O'Clock,
hereioor e1eePt Sunday and arriving Wheeling 80
M, heretofore, rannng through Wheeling about Il
hours, reaching there al 40 "a This train VIII WASH
Inssn Jucon sykesse MoBocacy Harpers Feny, Msruns
burg, Johns Rum Cuahcrland Psdman ko~esbas, New
burg feenaD and Noaadsvss
woad and Beta these trains make and
Central Ohio
bridge, Zanes Columbus Cinennan Louisville Day
sanausky Toledo, Dctott Chicago st. Louis
leaving Baltimore mail viii reach Cn-
while By the train they arrive
ee 81 m the next nsa being kept but one night oa tho route BY
either Uain
Ptbux railroad all when The OHIO Is nayigahe
r steamers between wheeling and Wssve hs leaving BALTIMORE
Eesafnps Wheeling follows The express
al III 10 p reaching Baltimore att y m
Through by Nhseing Cincinnati Madison,
Louisville 81 Louis and other et will be sold at all times
Through tickets between Baltimore and Washington and all the
cities and in The West sold al the eket office
OF The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The train, leaving station, passengers
all stopping Returning
Wheeling II 5 midnigh Cumberland at 10 ia and ar
rves at BALTIMORE !, p
diaie places, will daily ls1cept 5unday arriving
Frederick 40 will leave Frederick 9, u.
arriving Baltimore ~ 81,
EIiieou's Mills will bs daily (ercept
sunday As follows:
Leave Candcn station n 0, m, and 3, p
Leavs Eiieous Mills AT ao a. m, and o 20, p
Dec l4--du
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01
THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

Plan for he Current YsaT.
THE list is open and subscriber Of IS so will be
tiIlcd
l. An mure-sion OF plate, by J. T. Wilmore A. r. from
the original by ]. Cbaon, r. Water Party
IT, volume containing thirty wood illustrating sub
jects from Lord ByEon's OF Cbide Harold -
H. The chance of obtaining OF the prizes be allotted
the general meeting in April, which will include
The select hnselga
the public exhibitions
sycrott
copies bronze, original model in relief r. Jefer-
son, Oft Ths the Duke OF Wellington Madrd.
Stafueues Porcelain PaEian.
Proof Impressions thograpb Maguire
the original picture by w. r. FIRTH r. A The Three Bows
from Moteres " Bourgeois Genuhomme,n
Honorary secretaries for Washington
bsokscsiers. July -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

502,s25 pounds pork, dry aud wet L4s4TTs bounds
butter 6s5,3sa pounds F'
Let whence The above articles war, ivn,r,sa
ana at Wha rate Of autys
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. L. w. cHAsTArN,

ON the acquisition Of Cuba delivered in the House Of
Representatives February H. 1865.
The House being in Committee Of the Whse the state
Of the Union
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

Of det issued
snts ol yxn.s rezessable day March, 1874
"a afterwards period seeednr 6sen years. viii
tao ssssaax f1nGr
I 81 genessi assembly OF yas passed The oth day o
pT1eeed, the Of Apfll, 1855,
certificates
ssra The said
axy of office seeou5
.uditof; surrendered the interest thereon viii
cease that day
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

Making total value in England Of $24 IS and S2 81
Of duties ia Cuba and giving average duty Of twelve
per cent nearly These articles given The market
prices when the report from which have taken them
prepared and exhibited in the opinion Of the State De-
all similar articles.
But perhaps the gentleman from South Carolina may
contead that the restrictions Of 1892 have yielded 70
liberal policy In 1855, Que the contrary sr n
stead Of any relaxation Of these and nsnling d
ordinations in favor Of England and against the nfd
States the present impcsts commerce are even mos
unjust aud and the existing fiscal regulations IN
the different ports Of Cuba stringent and prohoiior
This proposition 1 can demonstrate in Few WORDS
The average OF imports 70 Cuba Cor three years sss ls
and 1850 was -four 234 26a barrels lard, lo,l6s5a5
pounds; olive oil, AIS, 300 gallons beef dry and wet
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-01

M Ill - .Sksattsss
7rons a Jotous:
gAvE daily, except Sunday at and 81 and aad $
on sunlay, at a. m, and 8,
Leave Baltimore at AZ and !, a. m, and and o. m
The with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the wes
arf For oy ad Z New Yos and s and p
For Annapolis, atsK, m, and 5, p.
II. Il. PARSONS, Agent
called rule requiring responsible
person may the road
Dec l5--du
minnesota .--ssinnesoia i-aIinnesotaI
HENRY M'KENTY
DE.iLER IN RE.aL EsT.7TE,
Office, Old Post Office building Taird street,
PAUL, N.
bought Throughout, Territory Money loaned
Investments made TO The best advantage and
land warrants located,
Minnesota.
Hon. W. ii. Wsich, chief justice o Minnesota,
Hon Hon II n. Rec, delegate ,, 70 Congress, o,,
J. Il. Rosrer, secretary Of the Territory
Ames Il Van Etten, attorneys at law,
Rev. 7: NJ. Fullerton, rese, Uniisd land office,
VIM. II. aocomse, receiver United States land office,
T. T. Mann, NJ D.
Gilbert Davis, esq,
Captain A. DePeyster,
Nesars. $: lhomp-onst Nephew,
Mssss. DrsasI i Co., bankers, 80 '
Freed, r GS Ward, s'rreed,
:, Bingham Dock,
siters, James Co.,
Edward Hurst, eco, notary public,
James Kitchen NJ D.,
william sinsser, esq.
Msssrs. Brown, John'os, Co. bankers
Messrs. Brown johnson, bankers.
200 acres of wanted.
Feb ll--d&wam'
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liHOCobATk, Cocca, and isroma.-w BAKER co,h
choeoiaiss and broma
which first premiums awarded by the chief institutes
and fairs the Union sale by all the principal groceries IN
the United s,atss and by their
unssey Mnrrsy York saa Twci., Phaarlphta
Thomas " Bundye, Baumoscs Kennel Dudley ftnstnnau
WALTER nAKER, a co.,
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Making total value Of S7e6 "a and Of duty in Cufa
$5l7 and giving average duty of fortyeght and ONE
half per cent
We viii now institute similar analysis of the articles
usually supplied by England directly or indirectly and Of
the duties thereon in Cuba:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13
ANTHOLOGY.

A S10NISHING TO ALL--MADAME MORROW
n. without exception, the wonderful astroIogxs
IN the world or that has ever been known She viii tn
past, present, and future events ssd win shov yos.
Thousands during her travels In Europe. She q tha
seventh daughter OF seventh daughter and Was born
with pstura gift by invoking the powers Of her won-
derfu science TO tell even their very thosgb and vn
cause happy pairs to come together who viii all snjey
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss. Her pre-
dictions are truly astonishing 10 all who visit hss.
Those who wish speedy marriage may call soon, an
they may depend upon true advice founded the see-
nal principles Of magical science 70 Brooms street. b.
tween Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not "a
mitted. She will remain In the city but short time
Hours from O'Clock A. M. 70 o p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

DOST OFFICE NEW YORK, JANUARY IL, 1855 -
JIG No paper being entitled under the former competi-
ton TO the advertisement by this Once OF uncaled for
letters notice is hereby given that the Postmaster will
again receive evidence to the circulation Of papers
claiming such advertisement and decide upon the fact
under and pursuant TO the regulations OF the Post Office
Department. printed statement for tho information
OF persons desiring to compete for the
fixing and defining the limits and boundaries of the
rtory deemed the Postmaster to be embraced within
the range Of the delivery Of this Office the time within
which evidence must be submitted and the partc
Of the evidence required, and blank adsvits in which
every detail to be shown is properly and definitely
braeed, win be furnished application at this ONCE.
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

A sTROLOGIC. MRS. FIEURY, FROM PARTH
IN whose relatives prophesied Napoleon H. b the cele-
braed and fret person Of the present age TO foret
Brocme street.
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POST OFFTCE NOTICES.

DQST OFFICE N0TICE-fHE MAIL FOR EUROPE PER
the United States steamer ST. LOUIS, will close at
this Office saturday the 18th day Of January, at 10x
O'Clock, A. NJ. ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

r OTIS FOR sAIE-A FEW LOTS ON FIFTY SIXTH
IL street. near Third avenue, will DO sold separately
or together. Apply to 8. L. JOHNSON, 40 Roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

INDOORS TO LET-N THE NEW BUILDING NO. -
in Beck man street II applied for Immediately by
desirable tenant will be let low.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

BOARDING HOUSE DOWN TOWN TO LET AND
ID furniture lin good order) for sale.-This house
has always paid well and enjoyed good reputation.
Also the lease and furniture for SALE of three story
and basement house, up town, in COOL neghbor hood
convenient to railroad stages Both houses gas,
bath &c. liberal time win be given for greater part
OF the purchase money of both houses II we'll
Immediate possession given. Inquire Of BILLINGS b
TUCKER, 371 broadway.
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TIoUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OPPOSITE LAMAR
III tine square, Twenty eighth street between Eighth
and Ninth avenues-Modern three story and basement
inches by full length. Location Is 6rst class. Price
much less than cost 500, Of which $4,000 remain
Address II. q. STONE, No 393 Eighth avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

!
LUNE OIL PAlNTINGS.-wE WOULD CALL ATTEN-
IL ton 20 the sale OF splendid oil paintings advertised
for sale this day at IL o'clock, by Edward Sehenck 16
Wall street The paintings the private property Of
gentleman. whose Judgment is too wen known to need
further description. EDWARD SCaENCK,
General Auctioneer, 10 wall street
T,lSAL N0TICE-THE CREDITORS OF SIMEON .EAfA-
~ nusi, who intend TO accept the provisions OF his
deed assignment by executing release Of their claims
except provided for in the said deed notified do
so by the LIST OF February next. They may address r.
j. Miles, n. c. Emanuel assgnees, Brownsville, South
Carolina, or G. ID. Evans, agent Of Ntors Marion
Court Houfe, South Carolina $500,
M AYoR's OFFICE, JANUARY q Is55--THERE Is
Xvl opened ct this Office plant book, under the
charge OF competent person. for the purpose recev
Ing and entering all complaints Of matters coming within
the jurisdicon OF the municipal thorcs. The Mayor
will entertain, and far the laws give him power
take cognance Of charges preferred by responsible par
ties for violation Of ordinances and derscon OF duty
upon the part Of any person holding Office under the city
government. BY order Of the Mayor.
WIN. H STEPHENS First Marshal
All the papers in this city win please copy and send
their bills TO this osice. - -
ITO TIE LOVERS OF FAT MUTTON THE PUBIIC
Il Is respectfully invited 20 call nj the stall OF John
Roberts Jr, No. 10 Washington Market In tue centre
and Tor sale Of the latest mutton xpossd for
sale In this city. -
mo TirE HI.Braw coMMUNITY.-NOfICE--AN AID.
ment OF literary society and library viii be held at the
Club House eos bovery, Sunday evening" Iata inst
IT O'Clock. Tho public are Invited 70 attend
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AIRS BREWSTER, so GREAT JONES STREET, COR
lv ner Of the Bowery, has been induced through IL
Of her many friends, 10 continue unt fur
Their notice She be consulted In astroloxy, love
and law matters, Interpreting dreams by books and 81
snce and tell the name Of the Lady gentlsmAn ~
Win marry, also the names Of hss visitors,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

VIyEsTFRN PROPERTY TO 1RADE.-THREE HOUSES
w in Cincinnati and lands In Ohio, Indiana aud Mis-
souri, 10 exchange real estate In this Vicinity or mer
chandise by gentleman Who has recently moved here;
also, some Western stocks. Address kxehangs box
lGTI Post 0dics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

YINHE MOST INTERESTING TOPIC NOW BEFORE THE
i world.-The mirror of Sebastopol and map of the
Black Sea and Crimea showing the military position Of
the allied forces beautiful colored Sheet 20 by 80 in
ches Price rs cents Any paper giving the above
insertion, and sending the same to the publisher will
ceive map free of postage. A. Il, J0CELYN,
No. 90 Fulton street.
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EXTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION NOW READY,
u MY COURTSHIP, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
ventures In England, Switzerland, and Italy with
MISS j. @. CAMILLE, the American heiress with the un
Pubhshsd correspondence OF Miss Gamble Mrs. George
perez Napoleon Lord Rslmerston, Marquis Of Cavour
Captain Pakenham Count of yiilettes DR.. Baker, uni
sa a r Gaaus
Brown, British Consult Baron de B., Russian Am
bassador) Count dorsay, Fanny Elsser, Thurlow
Weed, &C., &C., &C.
Explanation. Marrow Escape.
Joyful Meeting. A Jailor's Hum ,nity.
Smitten Again Woman's Rage.
The Question Popped The Trial
breakdown Flight Cross Examination.
Repentance. The Condemnation
Reconciliation. Midnight Reflections.
At it Again. The Emperor's etter
More Repentance, More Par Real Remorse.
don Pardon Impossible
The Philosophy of Love. Done at Last.
The Duse Of wilmington. Tharlow Weeds Story.
George Peabody's Ball. The Chloroform.
The Heroine in Alarm. The Pope's Request
Caught Again. American sympathy
Too Ardent by Half. An Attempt atsuicide.
Garden Stroll. Joyful Days.
Mock Remorse. The Liberation
Coquette's Letter. Sweet Sleep
Complete Victory. Copyright Bid For
Happy Moments. Retribution.
Caught in Her Own Trap. False Position
Violent Rupture. Gauntlet Picked Up.
Unconditional Surrender John Van buren,
Prince Napoleon. Sir w. Gore Ouseley.
Count D'Orsay Opinion Of Joshua Bates.
Philadelphia Beauty. Alderman Maynard.
The Day Named New York Again.
Flight and Fury Hearty Welcome.
A Splend Bride. James Gordon Bennett
The Abduction. Ultimatum Of the Press.
a Struggle for Victory. Aston House.
The Arrest. Thurlow Weed in q 'Fix.''
The Prison. His Letter.
Thrilling News Finale
Unexpected Blow.
Price in paper covers, 81; in neat cloth binding
81 20. Orders should be addressed to
J. G. DERBY, Publisher, 119 Nassau street.
For sale by booksellers and agents. everywhere
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THE MILITARY.

NoTICT.-C0MPANY r, FOURTH REGIMENT NEW
IN York State Militia-A meeting OF the above com.
psny viii be held at the Mercer House. corner Of Brooms
and Mercer streets, on Wednesday evening Jan IL At
TX O'Clock Punctual attendance is requested. BY
order Of JAMES MCMAHON, Captain.
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I nnO DOORS.-GoOD PANEL DOORS, FOR
l.OUO rs cents each, for sale at rs b. ekman
street. N. r. KfMBALL
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BILLIARDS,

IA bes, for sale exchange for property or 20 LET TO
club. Location excellent. Proper person ought TO
make - 900 to $4,000 per snnum good location for
eating house, IN Centre Pearl street. TO let In
quire Of BAsF0RD, billiard table manufacturer, No.
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Ct1 SnO FOR SAIE-A BREAD AND CAKE
ID sOOUe bakery, n superior location, In Brook.
yn this place is elegantly fitted up, aud is doing
large and rapidly increasing business Must positively
Sinners PURDY.
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Two BUILDERS AND OTHERS THE SUBSCRIBER
i offers for sale fine cluster Of lots. handsomely 10
Gated near Atlantic ferry, Brooklyn. No money will be
required, provided the lots Immediately Improved;
and small loan, II needed, might he made towards
building Good mortgages or other safe securities would
be taken In payment.
D. SHEPHERD, No. Wall street.