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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
MARSHALL RsliSsi.r,

The Marshall il now sixty-twc
years of age. Likeseme other ccle,
brated men Of our own time, he has
been a victim of the tender pas.
sion, and has never got over it.
When yonng he loved and was loved
BY a lady, daugllterof a wealthy and
influential gentleman of Paris, who
refused the marriage on account d
the then captain. and of the Unequal.
ity of their fortunes, for the Pellis.
sier family has no estate. The low
ers both remain single to this day,
and they are lovers still. When tic
captain had become General the ia.
ther Of the Young lady gave his con
sent to the marriages, and then, Pei
lissier, to show his independence, re-
fused. But he none the less did VIC
lencc to his heart, for he had not
ceased to love the girl. She is now
f6 years old and yeka handsome wo-
man. As may lbc supposed, her
neart palpifates atfhe announcement
OF his new honors and of his:spcedy
arrival at Paris. His brother and
sister, however. who reside at Paris,
say that he will never marry, unless
tho desire to perpetuate his new title
should have changed his mind. In
that case heswonld not marry the 10.
.dy in question.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
81, Election and its Rssul,in Virginia

The Presidential elections for 856..will
BE- the source Of much comment, and
each one viii dcduec from them a spccu,
htiro> moral deduction. corresponding
with his capacity Of perception his
power to reason frem cause to effect
We purpose in future number TO MAKE
some comments on THO result; at pres,
sent we shall eopfne ourselves to a few
remarks on the result in Virginia. From
the returns we may safely put the Demo
cratic majority in this State at from
twenty to thirty thousand. This shows
that from ten to fifteen thousand Wings
! had the perception to see the true issue
involved in this canvass, and tie inde-
pcndencc to be governed BY that Percep-
ton. What avail was the cry of ttrai.
tor. traitor" to such spirits as these -
Such cry merited and received the re-
bpke Of these pa triots, and was too idle
and pusillanimus TO attract anything
more than slight smile in compliment
% their own dignity. let those who
haze been preaching submission to
Black Republican rulc''--thosc who, like
slaves. have courtcd and clsmored for the
ehaips Of degradation, as soon as the
Ncrther anvil begin 70 clang, sooner
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Maryland ElsttiOn--Riots in Baltimore,

:f-# N BAtTINoRE, Npr.15.
The Fillmore majority il this city
is ,929. Tile State is generally con.
ceded to Fillmore.
The citywas i scencIof continued
and violent rio5ting during the aftey-
noon and evening Of Yesterday. A,
the Eight and Second Ward Polls.
tile riot was intense.
a fierce cngagementtoo place be-
the Democrats ofthe Eight, md the
Anericans of.thc siSthI and Seventh
Wards.
Each party lwas provided withlnus-
kets and cannon, and Kept Up Il fight
for two honrs. About fifty Wounded,
many of' them seriously.
IN THE Second Nar!l, tlae Demo-
Gratis drove tl!e Americans Off The
Fourth Ward Americans came to the
rescue, and after ! prolonged aud
fierce fight retaok tie polls and drove
the Democrats away. The fight last
/. Il Oh M nah II u 4 lillsl ap4 tnirsy
wounded seiv> rid fatally.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Z
Marshall academy.

Turning aside from, the din ofpolitics,
We would take occasion to call the atten
ton of those interested in the of educa-
tisn to the excellent institution whose
name heads this article. 1t is situated in,
a pleasant, neighborhood, of easy access,
on the Ohio river. two miles below the
pleasant town Of Guyahdotte. Cabcll Co..
Virginia, - r.
1t has now been in operation for some
dozen years, or little more. And in that
short period very many of its scholars
have become prominent and leading men
i'll the learned professions Of law, physic
and divinity; and many. Of them have
risen to high official stations, civil and
military, not only in Virginia but also in
other States Of the Union, Indeed, it is
doubtful whether tbereis now an Insti-
tuition in the State. that. in So short a
time, has sent forth 80 large proportion
of leading men. !. ~, ~
. So much for tho past Of its short his
tory. Its{future is still more promising.
During the last session there were nearly
a hundred students in attendance; and
the high character won for the school,
byMr. BorERs, the admirable and esti-
mable teacher, at its head. is q harbinger
of still greater success and usefulness.
The trustees. Messrs. John: Laidley, F.
G. l. Beuhrmg, PC. Burlington, DR.. G.
Riehitts and others are gentlemen whose
names give character and currency TO
whatever thoy may be connected with.
The Institution is further under the SUI
pcrsision and control Of the Southern
Methodist Conference Of Western Vir-
ginia. This gives assurance thata moral
and religious influence viii breathe a.
round it.
Should any apprehend that sectarian-
ism might therefore, be inculcated. their
fears will be quoted by the considera-
ton Of the fact, that while the Institution
is under the control Of the Methodist
Conftrence; tho principal Of the Nsademy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

is a PresGyterian. Thus showing o lib
erality Of sentiment worthyof Christian
iiy. and prudence and prppriety on the
part Of those connected with Institution
highlycrcditablc to these different branch
es of the church.
Marshall Academy has. many adraata.
gcs, and offers strong inducements to the
public fur lis patronage.
The course OF study, the rules and reg.
ulatioas, the privileges Of library and
literary and debating sociS;i4s, the price
Of food aud tuition and such like, can b.
seen by reference TO the printed catalogue
for 1856, or BY addressing the principal
The next session begins in November.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Hi. IcoAarSlcArEp.l
kunawha Morals,
Rsssrs. Eaiors.

Nessrs. Eliiors.. ~~ Is +.
There is r laxity I'M the public morals
of Kanawha county that | venture IL
assert is not equaled in any other county
of the old Commonwealth. More persons
are stabbed, more persons are shot, more
persons are brutally beaten. more are
murdered and more are killed during
twelve. months in this county. than in
any other county. Containing the same
amount Of population, in the Safe oI
Virginia And yet Strange 70 say. ",
rarely hear of ! person being convicted
and sentenced to the Penitentiary from
kanawha.t ..E rt.HtI. r. t'|.-. Hf.."' 1
! am sorry ~ acknowledge such to BE-
the state Of morals amongst our people
am sorry TO acknowledge this State o.
morals to be the faet----,o admit that oul
moral standard is sd low that men, il
broad>day-lig may commit violent rs
saults oh4each other AID vet 90 com para
lively unpanishcd There is something
rotten in Deftnark"whcn sach STATE
of morals exists among the people OF any
portion of Virginia. And the crimina
trials in our county during The pas
year fully sustain my positioaz-tlat We
have in Kanawba fsfy iow standard q
public morals, that many men deserving
q home in tho State Prison for their vii
famous acts estap,..by paving se5 as :
fine, and SPEEDING 4 few hours in the
roIIntv iail n And bok. Ia this Low d, h
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CoMMEncIA.I. ISTELIIGENcE.

Richardson, Spence & Gu. quote
Western Canal Four 3g@33s; Btlti.
more and Plilulelpi,in33s 8 ssG 1853 l;
Ohio 36s Gl@3Ts Gil. Aipthsr cir
cular quotes Western Cana. Fi5nr 35
CESS; rcd Wln,at 81 9,;tg j. I'll.
The news il ineasre, affairs in Ma.
plts being the only subject ot inter
rtst :. 81. is
The British fleet was somewhere in
the Mediterranean. The French flee,
remained at Tuuloli ready inr sea-
Meanwhile contradictory runners arr
circuiatiilg-one saying the Minister
will not leave Naples for several
months; another saying The French
Government had announce>l to the
| Ncapolitan Government that ifhe did
BOT receive II satisfactory coiiimun;ca
ton within two hours lie woutt pro.
sent his. last Instructions; .facaliing
doubtless, that he would 'dcHlanl his
| pass ports. Fl 4. .IrI '= H.
| The statement that the CIR urged
Ferdinand to make concession, SCENE
confirmed. liz is said to advise Fer
,linanl to chanselI ministry, ant
| trust to the moderation of Napoleon
as mediator. The Austrian Gazette
says that England demands ~ Naples
a change Of ministry, abolition Of fhs
the present Police system ai,h Il gen
eral aullcsty. Hopes pie y,stcrt;sin
! ell Of il speedy re-asssn,blingI Of ths
Paris Confr%nce. The resistance il
| is said 70 come from England. /.
Parliament haa Mtn further piorogn
ed till Dec. 18Th, FL
| tFRAscE. Numerous arrests have
bcen made, III tile Department Den,
| Zpnc, where . ,lans FERGUS setretsocie
Fty had been discovered. Other ar
rests were made in the Faubonrs "a
Antoine. .:- .s= III
! The affairs of the Bank Of Francs
arc reported as more favorable, al
though the Bank has adopted ,turthe,
strcpgent nc;isurcs, and refuses alsan
CTS Oh railway shares and rents. \
T .fSrAlS-Adyiccs mention 80 nev
ministerial crisis, TIE object bcing tn,
tovertlirow of Narvaez, ana the restor
alton Of the Ahs6lutists. /.
/ 'DIrALy Tie Duke ofTnscapy is tax
ing alarm atthedcaio nstratiors agains
| Naples, and appearssdispoeetl to gran
concessions to his people BY revivinl
the Constitution Of 1913. III h..
| The Paris Constitutional assert
that Austria Is about to witlrir law troll
Rome, occupying on}y Ancdyia an.
Bologna. !, Fl INIT \.h..
!. SwI1zKRLAsp. --- The &eufcllatc
| prisoners have been discharged.
/ TrEKry.- Redschil Pasll,l l,as re
| ceived orders to form a new ministry
I but has declined. n ,":HE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
LIT lIazssa.,
FasE DEMoCgAeF- ,rR, 7. !, ., Il

fes y 4 ssls !. As0A21:p
give below the latest ncxs !.
received. The entire Sonllscse.esr,ss 81 Y
land, laso gone BfiB acEaisn. II :s X
ing him a.electcsal avstes p.,.s. :
sai,ia f27 electoral volts j fna;.s. 10y.
electoral votes J. and Nexs J i ',e I, 4 u
toril votes have also guDes Den :, T'sf'
Total electoral ssotes. for 81 /. B ~ i,'''
& Necessary for choiicsei, Il i,s
Fremont hrs carried NON i oss, n, M
and other free States, naiiiiiD S rs y NJ
.torial votes California notss I. s h l:s
from electoral votes u and I'm j
poor Fillmore! has carried the Va H.
.p 81. Maryland 9 electoral yotes '''
Thus. twill BE- seen. that thU Md,
Democracy lave gained graz nv I,'s,'.'
Dyer FreInoh.ism, Frsesoiiisma:: HI rr,... q
groisn. Know Sto'thingisin. aid 81 1.
ether isms of the day; and obi ii COM ,I 3
Country i ilon caelsiming u Denoe ,|ssa
4 rWsH done good and faithful s J:
y9u have prolonged my sx;iistepese, i rs
four years more. BIZ guarding and n,
seeting my constitutions in tic All ak. 81
|ate attack made upon, Il ~ w. Il, 1.
Republicans ana tIeir Fillmore allie1 !,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Ruds Question. !, to a vile.

1; Il Do you reeollect what your feelings
we've Immediately after. you lad given
Your husband old meet for dinner,
Did you not feel ashamed, md angry
with yourself. and vow that you would
never do SO again. <Hf1 FIJI
Do you mean to say You have never
searched your husbands p6cketsl- "
Have You not blushed n papal scarlet
when you found that they contained
only some cigar ends, amusty glove
or two, "a few. coppers well PANIED viii,
biscuit crumbs, and perhaps, an old
play bill. I'M #IHr I'M ... i.
Gan yon, also, lay your hand upon
the tea-caddy, and solemnly declare
that you have never, on anY rare -oe7
casion, opened one Of the D Dor limo,
cents letters'-ani have you not been
ready to cry with vexation, when you
found that your suspicious lad been
-rousedby nothing better than a tailors
application for money. II
Do your powers of recollection en-,
able you 10 give impartially the &C.
cret history Of every sick headache
that has prevented your coming down
to dinner!--and, also, is your memory
strong enough to describe. the various
remedies that have been employed be-
fore thcsamc could Or would berelisv.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Pro BONO PUBLIco..

4 BuNpLE Or ELorkMESrs.-- The Buff
falo Express gives the following chapter
on domestic difficulties: = Mrs. King,
near Kingston, was recently taken sick,
and her husband seized the opportun nit,
to elope with h handsome servant girl
named Martin. Ga their arrival in AL.
bany. Miss Martin eloped with Young
man named Cornelius, taking Mr.. King !
money. King being penitcnt. returned
home and found that his wife lad cloped
with a dry goods clerk named letters With
all the movable articles in the House. u
Whereupon King started off in pursuit,
considering himself Ia deeply injured
man.. y III -. Iii ..'Hi,t' p.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
The yery Iatest,

40 counties haye been heard from in
Ohio, which gives Bucdaaaa6s l maj,
being . gain of about 1000 On the Safe
election. HI. t
CnrcAeo. Friday, Nov. 40 error
WAS made III the. transmission of our
Springfield dispatch ofyesterday Of 1000
woes, which mako sprobable that Buch-
anan has carried Illinois. The vote is
close and cannot BE- accurately ascertained.
RrcnaosD, Va, Nov 7.--Mr. Garnet,
the Democratic candidatei for Congress
in tho lat district. Is certainly elected 10
supply the vacancy in The present Con-
gress, caused BY tire death Of Mr. Bailey,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
A beautiful incident occurred late

A beautiful incident occurred late
ly,illustr.tive ofthe reward one some
times gets for doing good tp others
\ gentleman, going. along Washing
ton street, Boston, observed a lady
very heavily Aounced and hooped, en-
deavoring to lift her dress to.a pass
ablo attitude to.avoid the dirt. Tlit
task seemed to be a. very heavy one.
and the gentleman rushed forward
begging her to allow him to hold II
up for her. To his great sorrow she
called him impertinent, aad threaten.
ed likewise to call q policeman who
stood near.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Fillllmore's majority, ].
Flournoy's majority.
Democratic gain.

| nfnsm ea.nty gives small Denis Il
IItie majority. This county pave KiseIs,
majority. We understand tlata ,a.s!l
vote was polled q t!lisslec.ion.
Latest returns. give this cona;s d BIZ
chanan b. FIVE maj.
Mason ros~.y ia more than rease.raea
Flournorfs majority in This .eoantYIsss
500; now she gives Fillmore onls I4a
The true men Of Mason well drss,,4 q,
Congratulations y q i. their party.
yaekson eosntyrolls up the ropad tn.
bef 100 for Buck and. Breck. sf,odrasr
received : mai. ofe5. 1876 Dsnotra i
gain is MOTTO Be snecsed At.
Cadet county presents old Bull Issb
The handsome majority Of 200. 4 biz
Democratic gain.
Foyeae eo1nty gives 81 maj. ioi ne
m9cracy and the Union. Dem. gain 81
zegus coansy is almost unanimous Il
FBcchanan. Tho lastinews give SOS Il
B. 4 BIT for Fillmore and tho tsDsn,
cratic precincts to hear from. q
Greea6rier county has thrown our kiesl
Gilmer, ofthe Chronicle, in estacies:1iitl
no wonder, for ]. has nearly done Is M
g Kanawha. ! Greenbrier gave Houfpg!
3s7, now i gives Fillmore only lss
Ono eo1aty gives buchanan 900 h.ii
Flonrnoy's maiwas SSH. aH
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cinslnnatiIna.k
! .CiscfsNAr1, Nov. )

H lC1SeISSATI, Nov. ).
Flour was duh, Lit prices were m,
changed. Wheat his settled down ia
$l:144@$1:15 for red and $l:24 for
white, and at these figures there is a
good demand. Sugar. and Molasses
are firm, with d fiii5 trade demand. =
In Hogs there is not 1mueil doing, but
plices are unchanged. Packers look
ing at the dizziness pf the Provision
market and the relative low prices
current, arc, lip many cases, not dis
posed: to purchase at current rates.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.

Union from the destruction Of It which
they eause' Polilicalhypocritcs. scream
ing with united pulpit-powcr. speech
power, prcss-power and procession pow
er the uamo of'Union, when they have
betrayed the thing and made the name
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

Az HosEsr lIoRsE-A Jockey who
was selling q nag to 4 gentleman,
observed that he was an honest horse
After the purchase thc gentleman asked
what he meant BY an honest horse. WHY,
sir. replied the seller, whenever I rode
him he always threatened to throw me,
and he certainly neycr deceived me-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Democratic Mee,ins in cabell.

There viii bca meeting Of tic Democrs-
'oy of'Cabsll. IL the Court House Of said
county, At the November term Court, i,
appoint delegates to the Congressional
Convention 10 be held At Parkersburg. OH
the 4th of December.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
IT, s,,,o.,;,a

The following scene actually occurred
between policeman and an Irish woman
in Consent Garden go say, policeman,
what's the use Of that white thing. ye
wear on one otTyour arms?" IVY ,yum-
NOR, that's TO show that We are on dooty. !"
Och Dc the powers! 4 thought It
was va because We didn't know Yer right
haa1frpm yer lrEi :" :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

PArER patent says the Glas-
gov Courier, has been recentlygr
ed for remarkable discovery. where
By stone, after undergoing 1 certain
progress; may be converted into paper.
The public and the press will ere long
be furnished with paper, the princi-
pal material Of which, is ct enc, super
iorin quality and texture tctliat which
is now in use, and alta much cheaper
rate. The patentee is Mr.. Edward
Grecnless the ingenious and enter
prising marble cutter ofG Glasgow, who
viii no doMbt, reap o golden harvest
from the discover - r rssbyfe,san.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11
Ylrsinla Election.

Alexandria City and County FIJI
more majority 2G4. Democrtic gain
majority.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-11

Maj. l.. L. BRosArsn of Be,rh Grove,
Putnam county, has our sincric thanks
for very late Cincinnati and Gallipolis
papers. +.Gf i#I :.;a 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

Married.
On Wednesday, jan "a, by his Grace, the most Rsv.
ATchb4thop II New Y0ik. JAMES v. MAITLAND to AGNES
JANE daughter Off. A. o'Reliy, Esq of this city.
On "wednesday, Jan. g. by the Rev g. l.. Prentss Mr.
JosHa ROWLAND TO Miss ELIZA N. WooLsEY, both Of tnis
Sssy.
On Monday, Jan. "a, by the Rev. DR.. Bethune, Mr..
JoaN Fnsx2 to Miss CATHASB A. STRAcHAN both OF this
city.
On Monday Jan. 81, by the Rev. James Milett at his
yesidence, No. III East Seventeenth street, Mr. JOSEPH
kpsenAv, Of Merldsn, Conn., to Miss SARAH ANNE CAR
SerR, d Lynn, Mas.
On Wedn.s osy, Jan. 49, in Canaeld Ohio by the Rev.
H. Dootte, d. GOLDEN RuesIK to JULIA, daughter Of
1sDYy J. Garfield, hsq
In hilwauhie, Wis Tuesday, JAM 10, Mr.. HssRy W.
MAs Of this cy, to Miss MARY j. daughter Of
Howard Bssworth, Esq, of the for place.
In this city. Wednesday, Jao. %, by the Rev. DR..
Burchard MySDEIr y. MERCER to SARAH ADAMS youngest
daughter of the Late Andrew Glover.
On Thursday last Jan. II, at the house of BRIDES
sAAer by the Rev. Mr. Lafond and by the Rev. Mr. JOS
p. Thompson, n. AIBERr Esq, Miss FANNY SERRE,
yOuDgest daughter Of the Hon. Peter serre ESQ., both Of
France.
On Sunday, JAM Is, by the Rev. DR.. Merzbschsr,
MAURICE H. CoFES, OF California, to Miss NrHER COHEN,
daughter VI Mrs. Julia Levy, Of this city.
California papers please copy.
On Wednesday, Jan. %, oy the Rev. Mr. Osborn, of
Ne n. +. Church, Mulberry street. at o'clo,k p. NJ,
DANIH 3. MARVIN to Luxs A. daughter Of Sylvanus
4. Oliver street Bap.it church on Wednesday, Jaa.
g. ~ half past IL O'Clock, BY the Rev l. Magoon, M
Joeup B. YouK0 to Mss CoRDEIIA R. Ford eldest daugh
~ Of BENZ. y. Ford, all Of this city.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTIsrRY.-DR NAPOLEON PRETERRE,s ApTT
IL fetal teeth unsurpassed for beauty and dnrahta
Teeth be inserted without eSra,ng old roots and
without spripas clasps. Prices very moderate al ard
and be convinced Tooth powder always an
hand SIS Broadway, corner Of Howard street. 10
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al CSnta In Stamps silver Enclosed To
any druggist having DUkkO'5 caarrh for salo viii
by return mall or IRON 10 manutaoory Of tbs
Srep<rtor j. DUkNO albany, N. y.
D4seases " tine LNngs and Throat Curcd.-
VEL W. vONDhRSMITH n. D., be consulted daily al
NJ snice, lb6 Bowesy, all pulmonary
hal py 70 announce thai his advice and bean
tho meaps Il restospg shattered and down
atau'ton 70 healthy and vigorous state.
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RESTAURANTS,

EXTf \ PINE ENGLISH MOTION AND VEAL wrI
~ ysh mp a. the Rainbow hotel, Llis dav t2lh jau
airy" w hoWF'!' Rainbov noei 81 ard IS BeeA man x
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MUSICAL.


RC)7 BR0AnWAY.--GEhNp SOlRFE AT NINE, AVID
OLl Mile EMMA SAUVAGEAU's dancing academy, 62y
Broadway Thur sday evening, 2h January 10
at 9 O'Clock Tickets 80 Private lessons attended 10
every day
A RECENT IMPROVEMENT IN THE ALREADY CfLE
"A DRAFTED pianos OF I. Gilbert Co.. make them
10y any other in the world large variety, varyng In prices
from s260 10 COO toay be Ut The waeroons 29 Broad
way, corner OF Canal street; also, rnslocecns
II. H. MATTHEW, Sole Agent
BEAUTIFUL NEW 6M ROSEWOOD PrANoEORTE.
a no9e ara warranted by OF the beat city Makers viii
Meadow street, nobokon. -
II CRAvEH GRIFFITH5 DESIRES TO STATE Hg
has not lett for Europe he nD do 20 until May and
rcurn "a Weess he conAues ouppiy par.
nla pnpia or piano conposion and singing Apply
by lc,ter 10 Jaques' piano etorc, bs8 Broadway ''
ONLY FOuR MORE OF THOSE s-INNDYD New
~ pisnos e twenty sold In few weeks superior IN tome
tonch and hnh warranted In every respect; 10 al about
ball price 70 close TIE concern Call ths week before o
~ 20 WsBer street, four do jrs from Broadway. '
W osborne 200
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CTUAT1oN wANrED-BY YOUNG AND RESPECT.
- able Eneish girl, as chamhermaid aod water
general housework; give reference. required
en for two days by applying at 20 Mulberry second
nocr ii ont roora.
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wigs s.g,saTNom oErTCEs.

EMPLOYERS WISHING coon SERVANTS Wrl.r.
~ find u. pecaee GeIman. hngsh. Scotch aud Trsh
he +, lotr privHo mmiss NONRIl Cxltfyp nTs
C,.'s, IS, hroaiWay cor.er hs.de street. Aso wa,ss
lO2 ureenwich street. S'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

SITUATION wANJED- ny AN AMERICAN GIRL AS
y inst rate cook. TO do general housewo small
ny good washer and rer give city refsr
Can be seen for two days by applying at @ Mulberry street
second floor, front yooni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

1NASONIC.--IHE MEMBERS OF METROPOLITAN
W Lodge No N3 r. ana A. NJ are hereby aoied that
election Or Secretary will be held at Lodge
Thursday evening" 2h inst Puncun attendance request
ed Ut ~ r. n. q. +. NEWTON, M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

V'BE ANEIvERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE Sun.
day school attached the Bedford baptist chu fea
VIII be repeated By special request Thursday evening Jan
-. Exercises 10 commence at O'Clock. Ad..l on az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

II ANTEp- BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
" situation ccos; is good cook and rone, Tue
best oil city reference be given from her i ,ae
at her last place lao sd st between tn
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