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Al the fecond beard, quotations carreat In tee
morning were pretty well sussined. Cumberland
Coal advanced I per cent; Nicaragua Transit, "A;
Illinois Central bonds 4; Indiana hves, 4, Panama
bonds, !; Harlem, d; Hudson River Riilrold, 4.
RsaaiDg Railroad fell CT | per cert.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool. brings
seven days la er news from Europe. Tue fasnaN
and commercial accounts are not o. the slightest
interest or importance. There had bsea no change
In quotations for bresdstsd.. for cotton, e. fos
mercy. Corsols were without sltsrssisp, sad %
Thing had tanspl ed Ia any Of The markets. sshsr q
favorsbe CT unfayora,le character. The poliucl
intelligence IL particularly uainisras:ips. raose
was fair demand Tor certain classes Of Ameacsa
securities.
Stockholders In The old Parker Vein c5l Con,
psny mus make their subscriptions 70 the ssock o.
the American Coal Company BY three o'el,sk "
morrow. tFrd,y) at ths ofhcs % xs~rs. 0'Hnes,
No. % Wall street, or forfeit all claim. upoa tse
new compsny. INA DO ks viii osrss.aly sloss o.
the l2sh inst, a. agreed upon In Dsss1ber las.
The subscription h larger nov than required; bss
~ al the old Parker ysic stockholders have risAt
10 come in, suficien. igs has been given them %
do 80. Tbis y she las. chance. Auer tom srow
old Parker Vein stock viii not be worth any more
thAn 20 much brown paper
The TRANSACTIONS II the ASSISTANT Trsnrer's
Office to-day were ~ follows
Received sTSss .
Payments ls,1l0 -
Paid for Assay once .,.........,........ iessg Is
Paid TO- interest on public debt ........ 1900 %
Ealabce .........t........s.. Atiisso -
The amount Of tolls received on me Morris CAnd
during the yesr 1854 we're t7a6,477 81. against
tlss,so7 50 for the year previous, sho ring aa In
cTesfe of t56,5s4 70 for 1854.
The earnings Of the Long Island Railroad Con-
psny for The nine months ending Dec 81, 1854,
amounted 70 t24i 2s5 o., against t2os o44 tor the
same time il 1853, showing an incrsass OF 49,,
l9l OF.
re grcss irooue Of the Baltimore snd Ohio Rsl-
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4 BILLIARD PALACE, WIN EIGHT OR TN IA
"A bl.s for sale or sschasgs for proy~r,y VI i 70
elub LDeatloa srcsnsat Prop~r person oaght 70
male " go 70 % coo per Ansum. rood iseAiign tof
eating house, Ia Centre, Pearl street; % 1T Ia.
quirs n BAsFoRD, biIlIaxa table mAsaf.etarer, No.
Ann street
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fr1BE TGEHTY-sIxrH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BENEr
4 Ct ofthe New Yors Fire Department Fund, will tAks
Monday evening" Jan. 10 1850. naksts mar b proaarsd
Of tho Mayors
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NASH MUSIC sTORE-MUsIC AT REDUCED PRICES
~ WIN. HALL SON, 23o broadway, Opposite the
Park have in addition TO the great reduction already
mace on their non copy right music, decided to make
important reductions on their copy rights vh;h consist
Of all IL principal works of the ayorts and celebrates
Fowler, Francis ii Browo, VIM presssr, &C., he A
large majority of the music publishers Of New York
Boston, Philadophii and Baltimore, having combined
against in orer TO prevent the public from receiving
the aereht OF our great reduction have Refused ~ sup
ply orcers Tor their music, to sell any mu ic Of
publication 10 sell To any person who will sell at
the reduced prices. For short time stock may DO
incomplete, but viii at proceed TO bsh all
the non-copy right pieces OF their catalogues at the
dnced prices, and we have DOUBT, bat will soon
fnd those who viii be willing To supply all
We mined to sell TO the public at the lowest
prices, CONSTANT with rcmuneratve proat to the
publisher and dealer teacher and viii neither entr
into or su bmit sDy combination for contrary pur
pose corrected edition of catalogue at the
duced prices will be ready in few day win be Tor.
vared to any part OF the United States free OF charge
Dealers semnares and teachers supplied the loves,
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TWAyELLnRs' GUIDE.

NEw JERSEY RAitEoAD.--FOR PHILADELPHIA
IN and the south and west via jersey CITY Mai AMI
express linsr.--Leave ke~ Yort a. and 10 a ~ ssi
spdo N. fars, o. 10 In =, aud o. Ia aud 10 A n.
and Y. NJ second class ~ 20 10 10, Ut ~ A., al "a
stopping at All way stations. Through ueAss sod ca
creinnan the wsst and Tor Baltimore wash lytsn
Norfolk &c and through baggage cbseksd 70 wsshlsg
ton IN and 10 A. NJ and or. N
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Our 6goIss. taken rom the Official reports, show
that there vii be floating debt, outstanding un.
provided for, NE lss n March, Of more tnaa one
miilion and hall q dollars. The proceeds Of the
Ian jus. bego lated d. eut htse mors than pay on
tke income sonds and interest ~ the sane leaving
aosiibg iebi o. no trihtrg Importance. This does
not icek much lhe sx'dcsfiSg the cumpany from
he hIsncisl em5susssments, tu, leaves L. on the
let Of March, when tie sinking fand CON nences
operations, viii foasiag debt Of one miit,oa ar
Asndrod ihSasaAd d5ilws. The drec,Hs Of he Z lie
Comgsry IL oc.ober lAs. put fori a for nal state.
nsps IN shich they stated tha, after the negotiation
Ct he lcan hun pTesCtsd for the rsds lpon Of Ghe
iscsne bOEds, tas indsb1d1ess and stock would be
~ follows
CANAL srCCK r0rAt pmr EHE RAILROAD
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DR. SoSTlEr rHIyATE nFrgasAr, - HUDSON
ssfs~s Dusms festy sVs ysss. ~ psr~ses w
stksr enA stnB In tartleaisf ,hs ~ tAss<sss ~
81 fufs Nee tNsssss vfskssi kb1fsses hom las,
nee e. fovsst ere Awe hes
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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uOHEY AARK EFT.

3
a III opening Of the market this morning, prices
vsse slightly lower. The buoysucy and activity
ss1ssd i's some days past have partially subsidsd,
- thsrs b every indication Il the market becom.
nG Assvy and depressed again. At the first board
Cssssa Company declined per cent; Nicaragua
fraRsit, .; Cumberland, 1; New York Central Rail-
rcd, 4; Erie Railroad, 1; Harlem, I; Rssding Rail-
posA, 4; Michigan Central, !. Erie Income Bonds
advanced Per cent; Panama Bonds, II; New York
oss0al Bonds, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, l. There
vss quite variety Of state stocks in the MARKET
sss Ne salss were IT prices previously current
nss vss also large transactions in Railroad
bs~6A since the declaration Of six per cent stock
SsvsdsEd b. the Michigan Central Railroad C,m
p&ny, me msrket value Of tho stock has do
psscistsi ave per cent. This shows in what
ksks The movement 10 Vowed by the stock
hss1rr. Erie Railroad fell on per cent, in the
cs 81 the hsgotistion, Cor the new loan. This may
= ana sshs seem extraordinary; bat whom xs look
ITO NE finances Of the company, nov tina. the last
49, hes been tshen, we shal not be much surprised
n ban just negotiated s probably one Of the most
ssNspss she Esis company ever made. The rate
svsr than any previously bad, and the result will
k< much less favorable than anticipated. TIE in
esbssdsess Of the company, masaring on the LIST Of
FsM1&y teeog ho'us nvo mh1ioa Oh uonArs, OF
watch "a 800 600 d 10 income boads and g. 200 600
acsssnx debt. Independent Of these payments on
kas aay. there yin be the semi annual interes. on
~ eonvenible bonds Of 1871, and on the income
bonds sLsn maturing. On the LIST Of March there
vin BE- sne SEM annual interest on the second m,t
gAss boIes. end on The bonds Of 1853. Toe aggre.
ssss Paymsnss 10 be made by the Eric Railroad
Ctmpssy, betseen this and tae lss Of March, proxi-
mo, xAhnos BE- below six million Of dollsra Nov,
Ne % see what the resources sre:-
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A SToR PLACE HoTEI--EoS 733, 1856 AND 1877
"A broadway (oppo,ite Astor place spelndh suite
Of rooms fronting Asior piece tsccobd story together
with several single rooms, viii be rented at moderate
prices II applsd for
WORK FAMILY HoTTL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgats IIiIi. LDndon.--Ths above house 10
ualy situated, has an excellent eoGse room, ten o.
twelve priyats fi'tns rooms between forty and hiJ
light AIRY bsdr, orns, good smoking warm cold,
and shower baths, always ready night porter Ia At
tendance. hrsd charge for servants Ths kes Yors
Hersh 10 died. 1fiOaAs QuAETFRhAIHE (also propri.
eor Of tie Crown and sceptor aud ship Tavern Grcsa
wieh) tenders his grateful thanks 70 his American
friends for the fsyors he has long enjoyed AZ their
hands and 1oeis their continued patronags and recon
mendAtlon
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MUSICAL.

A VERY SUPERIOR s315 ROSEWOOD PLAN oFoRTr.
"A seven os ave, made for the owner ten weeks since
by best makers Is perfect, fully warranted and Ia 0.
fered for 1920 account Of sickness II be
LOT Chambers street. from oct,ck till g. jan III and II
DANJO-BAEJO.--TH BANJO TAUGHT IN TWELVE
ID lessons; yes sir in twelve lessons you learn
let me teach you. WM. ROBERTSON, No. 4 Carlton
avenue, Brooklyn.
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NJ ATRlnOglAI.--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, %
l Neral position and education 10 assvvss 70 place
himself In eorrssIosSsnss Nth ysasS isdy, witA
ulunap view 10 marriage aud resss,s ts.ss shs vfi
honor him 18th rpiy 10 tbs reqssst 70 address ADs
nss, toI !, i55 Poss Unss.
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DEHc TH0RPr cAnssssrA, on gAslc7A
fer ~ synsaasefiSa ssr~faa arsp~ PsA ~ u.
eF.sfiss htsf sswgislnt alcsss si@xs svii saA al
sffff ssss1ssa Ihs H. krssN % p~o*gissf ~ hs
a =. ~ Wet hFo.s~ay or.ss ffgyss, ~ ell rss~s
tAs ms1lelss altered y sss ~ ssss rs>s ~ -
tsff@ NPM I'll
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TIE wAsDr CNporuuHATrf gEiSssD-ynfsy o.,
~ vHk . Nsas--ts lass wh.t tAsss vsat vAs have
sw1tFsf6 ssytsln a. sss<s nxmsiy eurs ~ eBes aSd
~ sslAy, ss1 nets ssy~ns~ shallssvs al ss~s.ssl
pssfstsars " k~ss tkAs sss1sss u rsas@s tnss~&sas.
sbly No frs~sssspr.s Az ethsr r~rnsSss sssgsss~a
- 10 W ekssrs for Cali say bSus ~ ~ sss>i
F'r~st 20. ~sn cal ~ wssa ssss11ias f~pssAs
s.Dus Zee usaxsts A1sss~ rats.
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DA wIEkyos srsKfE W THE ODlIfDk %
s@rsssss - npsts ss& Gaissssvb ss,ss<s N vvt
vsss pssslss - ks 81 sstAhkskS< eAe- VI kstis~s
sr.si e.ss o,ssTtn@ vhsvs Ne h rsrsovrsns ~ s>s
sseasL,ss sprss . rssssi, visss rs<ssAtt 70 sss -
smssn@@~ gsf.3sts
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road Company for The month Of December. IN sssh
Of the past two years, was - annexsd:--
BAluxoRa AND ONO RAnaoD hsl
For sss :s g aa 81 ~ 70
For frsshf....".. .a2i,s7l Il ira "a 220'sss IS
Totals s284, sos II 20,0ls 81 s2a4, AIS os
Al compared with the corresponding month Of
1853, No have the following result
December, 1852. 1851 81 2o,l4o IS
Increase. S4,lo4 o. Sl,oSA %
P p:ss%Ss1 = s1ssss g
ecrease.............. SS5,oc4 81 $lob %
The low water in the Ohio river il the principal
cause Of this falling or in receipts.
The Atlanta and La Grange Railroad Company
have declared semi annual dividend Of 81 per cent.
During the present session Of the Michigan Legis
lature, the Michigan Central Railroad Company vii
apply for an amendment to their charter authorzin
IN increase Of its capital stock, for the purpose
constructing second track. and also granting them
the power 70 enter into business arrangements witt
railroads in other States and countries. A part
the rev issue of stock will be required to pay tn
dividend Of six per cent just declared ON the old
stock.
The Board Of Brokers have been talking about tn
old operations in the Parker Vein Company, and
have not yet arrived at any conclusion. 1t answers
very we'll for little excitement, and probably will
be continued for that purpose.
The annexed statement exhibits the business a&
the United States Assay Office Of this city, from the
commencement of operations, October 10, 1854, to
January 0, 1865, inclusive, being the first three
months
NEW YORK ASSAY OYrcE-O OPERATIONS FIRST QRARTER
Deposites Of gold
rorsHh Soo1vVO w
fOfeiBu <o,VVO W
United States bullion, from California 1858 462 90
Total Of gold $40, 042, 462 90
DeIosites of silver
Foreign coins. .............. 1900 ~
Foreign bullion. ............. $50 90
United States bullion, (parted
from gold) ................ Y, 1888 SO
Total Of silver. ......... s2,2l3 80
Total deposites gold and silver bullion 80 50
Gold and silver bullion sent to Philade
phia for coinage se,e7slo4 70
Fine gold bars manufactured at the As.
say once, New York .............. 1855 o59 IL
Balance Of gold and silver bullion hand 263511 AZ
Total......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40, 124 6Tb 80
On the fret day Of November, 1854, the Stats
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ANTHOLOGY.

A ST0NE'HiNG TO ALh--MABAnE MORROW "A
n Sitsout exception tho most uostsrfI sstsoinsfss
Ia The world that has been kI0Sn sb~ wli ian
psrt present. ami future events ard VIII ~kos ygsa
future aud abssnt isnds -hch has s.,nnnk@A
Thousands duiiDg her travels In Earops khs v tbs
seventh daughter Of seventh daughter, aud
With natural gin ~ Invoking ,bs powers II ssr
derfnl science TO tel even their very tbosgbts aud
enun happy pairs to Gem. together Who v ~ al srgoy
the greatest bsppth.ss u matr nnal bhss Hsr pro
dictons are truly sstoDisbsDs IN ell sbo vtrsf h-s
II ose who Sisb a,peeiy marriage may call soos, sSA
they nay depend upon true advice oucdsi tho stss
tween Cannon AMI colsseols streets essus cot
mttsd. khe sill rsnaaia In the city but short te.
Hours from o'elotA AN. tovPM NJ.
A STROIoGiC u Rs Fi.EURY IRON PARIS
"A vhs,e relatives prophsssd Napoleon !, 10 the eejs-
brstsd and irt psfson Of tbs present age 70 fyse-
future events rus aud certain Can te eonsutsd 81 Dos
BrooBs street.
NJ ADAME ALVIN, rRoM PAsls, TgEbpG HUtR
VI services 70 N. ladies and GENTS ~ this r.ty,
la ssrooay By eooss and repes and 10 10 10 asu,t-A
about love marriage, business Law matters, hs uss
win tell the Of The lady or gentleman ,bey ~in
marry; also the names ~ her visit.rs Madame Alvis
silence 800 Eovery between pirst and ~ sod susss.
once hurt from 10 A. n tosp.h
N1Rs FRfwsTtR, 50 GREAT JosES srREtT, COR
Iu ner Of the Bo-sry, has eesn induced through The
psrspasops Of her many frsEds 20 eoounse asln fur
Their notice shs be eobs.Ited IN sstroissy bvs,
and Law matters Interpreting dreams ~ Loots and cal
snce and tell the ~ the lazy craftsman th~y
viii mary. siso the names Of her visitors.
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DURToNT THEATRE, CHAMBEks srREEr-FRI-
This pecs attracted imnsnSe house last week, and
win b repeated this evening only. -
HER MAGIC CUP.
n. w sa1.s y. sGS g =. ~ su. Target
Mr. Burton - Toodls and AL the company In various
characters.
DOwERY THEATRE AND MANAGER
DIP. waldron; Stage Manager, Robert Jonss.-PYicss
o. Aamission-boIss - cents; PIT and 0Apsy, nH
Benent Of Miss Louisa webs.
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY IL
win be performed the drama Of
THE wEPT OF THE WISH. T0N.wIsH.
fsvor p 4: shelton, Brass Band
Pleasing Feats.. .Signor Bhtz
To be followed by the second act Of
JACK SHEPPARD
Tight Rope Favorite Dance Bone Solo, Banjo Solo, jig
Dance, Budget Of Comeatiss, and Scotch Dance.
TMoUR THE TARTAR
DUCKIEY's sERENApERs $50 BROADWAY.
ID MONDAY EVENING JANUARY .,
and EVERY EyHSIsG rus wExx
The grand burlesque the fairy opera Of .19
CINDERELLA,
In four acts with and beautiful scenery dresses
transformations tricks &c &c. and tbs folio wing cast
Cinderella. Miss Eleanor Anedora J. y. Besqun
Prince. Il. > Waddieton Dundensh "a. >. Bucilsy
Psdro.... RI B. Buckley Baron. ......W. Psrcival
Hunters, Aries, &c, Ac.................. Company
Preceding the opera, superior Ethiopian entertain.
ment, consisting Of the best Negro Melodies, Banjo
Solos and Dusts, Plantation and Fancy Dances sn Cd
herring 70 their unaitsrabls motto FUN, without vul
garity."
Concert At IN O'Clock. Tickets % cents. Reserved
seats 90 cents.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GEsTlIHAs ~ YEARS oY ACE, wsHDs TO
N eonssgond with young si.gis lady, vita : yisw
10 mstrimopy. lie Ia eonvioosd that "a thq ruoi In
which he woy's tier. no lady ~ similar sciaAnass
this method AZ masn known Es desires An co Dr1a
cations sddrsssd 10 George too post 0ss
vii BE- nsaisd with due rsspsst ssf ooahAsooss -
MADAME MORROW, TIE ssvEsn DAUGHTER,
II uii esuss speedy marriages. and viii shsu is<sss
their futnre hvsbaDis W their great sos
VIII ~ll the Of life their VERY tsssghiG
tbs 'con sAvss fss Eareps. 10 sBrcoas stss>s, nee
Cannon. & iaH
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NTAETEn--A COMPETENT PRISON, WITH A CAPT
w tai Of bout 81 GOO, 10 join the advertiser In
Quoting weekly business newspaper published In this
city established for four years, and with good sub
scipon litt and first class advertising patronage Ad
dress Weekly Paper, Herald Office.
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hK uLLolt' OirlcE fug TIE g1cfDTyg If0AT
IL neat ~ tie esessss " fsmslss No t&st Twenty
stgta street sseos1 kssss from M~sdssy E~rs~iiss
- fsmsi ssrkss.a~nis frsn 81 20 ~ Afsss gfAus,
1NnsgWatoas sBs i.ttsfs sens8..fsl Csunsy tfs~fs,
,vu'Asins o. ssr,. eth asyso~ sssse W rsfars
let Bssasf ss.fse ~ al pst@gn 81 10.
t.tts pssfi&s1 sih shsib.s tosr9, ssrsisx sd ~
lsnfanfs
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A SPLENDID PANORAMA FOR SAFE PAINTED ~
"A one Of the beat artists Ia the country Subject en-.
trely new aud covers about two thousand yards Of
yasa. W be sold low for cash. exchange for other
property. Particulars viii be giyer by addressing .
cote TO Panorama, Herald ONCE.
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L,TT cOsCRrS AT THE Y0Ugs AMERICA 20
a. Isysnsrd street, svsry evening. Professor u.
hutefinsen wfl preside A. ths piaoofoFts Mr. Raj.
mond snd Mis- kary Caeino ke, win sing Sons Of The
PLEASING ballads solos dusts AZ, and vi be happy 20
receive tier friends W tspensrd street
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I-RFg LuycH-wIrH GREEN TURTLE souP,
IL ssrvea daily, from ion 70 H. O'clock, st the
hsn sad Chlessns restaurant, corner q Broadway and
Fulton street l. DONADi.
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C on REwARD.-LOs ON WEDNESDAY, JAN 10,
DLO an old fashioned hunting watch with plaln
gold whoever will return the " H. Bupuy,
10 Clid street, will receive the above reward.
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yIoPE CIIAPEL- GRAND ARTISTIC PANORAMIC
HI tAbi.aux OF " The Life Of Christi this evening
and Tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock, and evening a.
Tickets 70 cents; children, half. price.
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REV ARDS.

Or on REwARD--iOSr, JAN 2, GOLD WATCH
pLO and chain. The above had gold face, AM
crystal in. The watch and chain enclosed In a
brown paper and lost the roai from High Bridge
TO thi, city. II the finder will return IL 70 PETER
sHuLTZ OF West street. near Rector street. the above
~ ard Will be nad.
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RRooRLYN MUSEUM, CORNER OF FULTON AND
ID Orange streets Doors open a. Z; performances 10
mmenct at y precisely Tickets 70 cents, 70 admit
gentle man aud lazy extra dies tickets 49, eanta
Complimentary benefit to Miss Julia Harold FRIDAY,
January IL, on which occasion win be pressnted tho
tragedy Of lGOILE0, and the amusing drama OF DON
CESAR DE EAyAN
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MEDICAL

DR IAsu0NTe PARIS AND DyHD0s nsDsGAI
~ tf,issr md ssrssss Guide, ssvsnsh sitsos, go
psgss tota SEVENTY t,s sssra,inss sss ~ 1xz Bssi
vsy sni wsiss FIRE for Dollar, By tbs ssthov y.
s. ys 80 s.rs.y., :. ~ 49,, 49,, ',",,
toll N snd Va ln th. sysplsr, tandAys sxf~tt~d
~ H-Nst u. dfur store Fsslsp,s treated ~ npsii 81
srtf.ss lAfea ~ lsters bsr go Fs~ Vera rsss 6-s~
W epssT 18th 81 other gspsrs IN recsmnssaiss d.
iaTmsnt - tAs tflsts1 ~tesrrsr ds~ Dsts Csk, h.
nR cooPiR. !, DIANE srKtET 20 L0xo ENowy
~ " ths tlursns ~ Nee fsst mar - soossitsi With
sesfesBo ssssl ~ bis ell sae. -bsf. al vbs hsls
ssf'fsa lfen tbs nat~aissni " yrst<Da<fs r,zJss
% bssns hsnorseiy ir.sisd
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DROADwAY SUNDAY CONCERTS
I'D METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

CECoED ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW OF THE
- National Society for the Improvement Of Domestic
Poultry. Nearly $500 cash piemiuma which viii be
held during the week from Monday, January 10, 10
Saturday January 20, 1870, inclusive in Barnums Anne
ricsn Museum Admission To the National Poultry
show, including all the Attractions OF the Museum aud
Lecture Room, rs cents. Children der Ten half price
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DR. JOHNSON 10 DUANE srRFET, NAY HE cox.
~ sslied-Issniy too years In oss spse Ahty saAsis
Dr. J. 10 such ksys bAfnsf th0ss lsss
psnsnesd than himself C0nS0essIn nal weakness sd.e.
inAlt eared Without tho ~ AnY assetaflona drag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

AIRS. ALwTEA BUSH, TEACHER OF THE PIANO
Vl forte and vocal music, at 237 Houston street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
AYia.to Be. FsEles, FAN.

A.g4 lar. tle ear. a, 81. Par.., aa.
r.aI your Way through i.s r,aaa. sla-.,
e. r-.. .g ma-c. SOU azr.re o., Era. T.s.s.
farm. Ita situated aa o. slope o, .aaL .a-
dining m.., Eg.urIy O. the South. f-u
oil dwelling. Winch .r.r..ras- - valley, you
.area ta. y..a ol tae Islu, forests and
hll.., with here and ,he-s O. cluster a. 4H..-
lias' which pr-.a, q houla. Iru.g.
ihe farm consist, us ONE hundred -gr.s a.
land suitably a.r.l.I into wood. t..i and
Tas;uuss. lts thr home of Do. youth @.
which De ll. r.tarueI ,.r.s.gr. t5.ua STATE
.. extreme exhaustion % beautiful and
Irsat.s Gru. Tae s.l is Iesr with JUS;
stone enough 60 wall ana drain &c. Ou O.
r.ssg o. newly l,.lrcIhali.arl-uIIcro crop
alyc. Ilare mot ssya such Eye since my
t0ybo.I d. bis Ee,I AMI y.syu.4shsrre-
uI-s b. an abundance oG muck, winch Lg Is
aaklu, good use or batvhiga d,uh;
Watcher l.aslll.uEeiruty values. A ars.
plat Of ground s devoted 90 ths culture %.
OF Che carrot which was ia tine order MI.
corn crop isa tue one. In passin, through
u, 10 was Do uncommon thing % ind tbrcg
ears o. che stalk, and every way a most pro-
missing Uop. lie has demonstrated pretty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

MANURE. atI Fr.lE5s, and theis agg.i-
cation 60 ths -.i', or. topics upon which 'he
rr.re'y. hrm.r generally v,liiai.1ao4.
III, maxim g. O. 30 f.f %. vi ;ha', note
v.fhsaaI.u. tho large crops I-olucet' Iis
strength and fertility shall annually BE- in-
er....I rather than diminished. Knowing
&. regaira ths same cleucG 90 produce O.
lu.la ogwh.lt iu ,ae middle Of the nine
t,uth century, thatit d.I when Joseph was
s1.I into Egypt, De takes especial pains to
r.uru TO the soil thg items requisite 20 che
growth and PERFECTION ogthg o.real and other
gr.rs taken therJir1m Hence hc always
make. cyurostbslore constructing a sT'oery
knowing that, unless bis is rich' '.'s'n
,1l, there Will Dc little 0r no use for the
latter, without first applying the former
literally 20 the land cultivated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

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