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Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30

Gen1 WALKER seems to be Spreading
himself extraordinarily in Nicaragua The
most important of his late efforts-snd the
most likely to entice new recruits to his
standards the reorganization of the army
The rates of pay to officers and soldiers in
the army have been fixed upon the following
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
liberal basis !:

The clothing and rations to be the same
as in the Z. s. Army.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30

Each party felt satisfied with the respoD
ses of their candidates.
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On Monday, Jan. a. Of disease of the heart FREDKRox
second son CT E ware Person, Esq., aged II years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 a.
tend the funeral this afternoon, three O'Clock, from
On Tuesday, JAM To- JOSEPH EVANS in the "a year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, Continental
Chapter No. l3, o. O. A. AMI the order IL general
respectfully invited TO attent the funeral trom hs late
residence No. SO CHARLTON street. Friday AZ ernocn AT
one oclock The members OF the Chapter and orier viii
meet Al he Chspter room, 327 Bewery, on Friday a. IL
O'Clock.
On Tuesday jan IT, of congestion OF the BRAN, THOMAS
SON EDWARD and Joanna Shipsey, aged years, IL
months and days.
The funeral viii take place from No. "a Alien street,
This afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
On Tuesday morning, Jan. 10, ARcHBAD MYERS in the
The spds and relatives of the family and the members
Of Atlantic Lodge No. so, o. Of o. E., respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Tomorrow Afternoon at
two O'CLOCK from his late residences Ne SO Nevns street,
Brooklyn.
Orange county papers please copy.
On Monday morning, Jan. IA, MARY EInABSIH, eldest
daughter Thomas Tempest in the 14th year of her age
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the fu
neral from the residence of her father, No. 134 Living
stoI street Brooklyn, at two O'Clock thus afternoon.
On Wednesday JAM 9, in wiloughby street, Brooklyn,
CfAURAscE MARVIN.
The remains inferred in the Cemetery OF the Ever
greens.
On Tuesday morning, JAM l5 HENRY SANDERS, in the
18th year OF bis age.
The rela ives and friends Of the family Ct Hartman Ring
respectfully Invited 70 attend the funeral Tomorrow
afternoon O'Clock, from his late residence
street. corner of Ainsie street, Williamsburg
After lingering illness, at the residence OF her brother
in-iaw, Ursh Smock Marlborough Monmouth county,
j. JAsE wife Of Joseph W. Hawxhurst, and daughter
Of De afsyette Schanck, aged 33 years.
In Dusseldorf Rhenish Prussia, on Friday, Dec. Il,
1866 JOHN DDERCHs the 18th year OF his
age, formerly merchant OF this city
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On Sunday evening" Jan. Is, ELLEN BOND wife OF John
A. Robinson, and daughter Of Hon. William Key Bond Of
Cincinnati
The friends of the family requested to attend the
1nDera from the residence Of her husband, No ID East
Twenty second street, TO morrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock, without further invitation.
Cincinnati and Chilicothe papers please copy.
On Monday, JAM IL Am EfIzaBTH, eldest daughter OF
William i. and Caroline Crumwell, aged is years,
months and "a days
The friends and relatives Of the family requested
attend the funeral from the residence of her father No
no East Twenty street. this afternoon at
O'Clock.
On Monday Jan. IA, Mr.. JoHS GRANT, aged A years,
native OF Red CASTLE Rosshire Scotland, aud upwards Of
twelve years in the public school as teacher.
His friends and acquantances invited attend the
funeral from hs late residence No. 1888 Greenwich street
this afternoon at two clock.
On Tuesday, Jan. 10, ALEXANDER TAYLOR, in the Goth
year Of his age.
The FRIENDS of the family, and the members of the New
York typographical Society respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 40 Sixth
avenue, tomorrow afternoon, at one O'Clock.
On Sunday, Jan. IL, from jures received on the
Eighth Avenue Railroad GIRr SANFORD, aged SO years
The funeral will take place this morning at eleven
O'Clock, from No. 2lb Sullivan street.
On Monday, Jan. Ia, Mr.. WILLIAM s. NAcIE aged %
years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at three O'clock from
No. log Leonard street.
Phnade'ybis papers please cory.
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THE FIRENIEN.

T A MEETING OF THE REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE
"A New York Fire Department. held at stuyvesan Institute.
on sa day evening January II 1870 present. John s. Bel
representatives The Chairman stated that the meeting
convened IN consequence Of ha decease OF VIM D. Wade
ESQ., late President Of the Department that the representa-
ves might take such action deemed proper under
circumstances whereupon Mr. Carlisle Norwood Engine
No after impressive and eloquent remarks
Whereas, has pleased all Providence to remove
OF this body William D. Wade; and whereas in view of
cease we deem not only duty, but privilege give
preston 10 feelings this melancholy event Therefore,
belt
Resolved That In The death of President asso.
ciae we are called the loss of whose energy
trusts cophded his charge emineny qualified him Tor the
position to which we had 80 recently called him.
sesayed That the manly virtues OF our deceased friend
nature the kindness I'D fapkness of his had
deaed him to by ties Of the strongest have
graved his memory upon our hearts In lines which the lapse of
Resolved, That tender his family our most
sincere and warmest sYmpahe, assuring them
their acton mourn with them their grief Is our grief
their loss IL our loss.
Resolved tablet be procured and placed in the Fire
ceased and that committee OF five be appointed carry this
resolution into effect.
Grape on their left arm for thirty days.
Mr. Charles l.. Curtis Of Hook and Ladder Company No.
follow ed by Mes John A. Smith, of Engne phsr
Mills Of the trustees and Others when the resolutions
Wenman, OF Hose Company No s. moved that copy Of
the resolutions be forwarded the family the deceased
aso to Hose Com Pany &c. OF which he formerly membsr
On molten of Mr. John Lynes of Hose Company No o. it
was ordered that the proceedings OF the meeting be published
The Chairman announced Messrs. c. Norwood Engine
"a q. L. Curtis OF Hook and Ladder No. A. D. Re Mods Budd
OF Hose &c. r. w Clarkon Of Engine 2 and ynes Of
Hose Company No as committee TO procure the tablet to
'he Mr. rs Bsf.aE s s resident
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On Friday evening JAN H. by the Rev. James Mlle!t
1t the residence of the BRIDES mother Mr. WILLIAM b.
SrouGHToN of RidgeAed Conn, TO Miss SARAH ANNE Ell
Lg0N, of this city.
On Tuesday, Jan To- by the Kew. DR.. Burchard, JOHN
GRgIrH ESQ., Of Kingston Ulster county, to Mrs. JULIA
T. WARING, Of this city
On Tuesday morning. Jan. 49, by the 1t. Rev. Bishop
Potter OGDEN EDWARDS Of Broome county, to Mrs. ALcs
SARAH HASTINGS OF Hisdale, Mich, late OF Stratfor
Avon, England.
in Albany, Sunday jan 49, at the residence OF the
OF this city, to Miss ANNA CARLO, OF the former place
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INXEMPT ENGINE COMpANY-A SPECIAL, MEETING
II of this company will be held the engine house. 2O2
Centre street, Wednesday evening 10th inst at o'clock.
BY order. JAMES GILMORE Sec'y.
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Court CnienSaar- rnAs Day.

suYHnn b, II, 1853, 2o6 215, Q,
"a 70 IA, 226 TO Z66.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos Z, 232, 23a, 23i $50, 24e, 252,
2S3 265, 26S 276 27s 1885, 1885, $685. 299 sl5, 3t6 s17
ss ss s e. aa as ssa a al So? sas 81
346, 347, 348, 270.
CoAxez PixAs-Paxt 1-Eos 215 to ZIG, S., 80. Part
2-Nos. 100, 1872, 202 to PA.
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Jndge Mccarthy.
npORTANT TO SPORTING MEN-BETrIN0 OF

IMPORTANT TO SPORTING MEN-BETriN0 ON
ELECTIONS.
JAN. lo.-DeIaney Us CoarW-Imnedia.ely previous TO
the last election the plaintiff made bet with Gal
higher OF 5000 the result of the Fourteenth ward Al
SerInanic election. defendant the stakeholder. Al
German Monaghan having been elected aud the stakes
being paid over to the winner plaintiff to recover
back bis money under the sta ute against gaming and
betting" Defendant contested the ground tina, he
not the stakeholder and further, that the plan
not the real party in interest. Considerable excite
ment manifested, and The court room was crowded
with the friends OF Twomey and Monahan the
respective candidates for Alderman OF the FourIeenth
ward Several law points raised and the Judge
unced that he would give his decision on Wednesday
norning.
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DEPURLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE.
LII latiOns, d. V. L., Granada, Now e, 1866.
To the Pretec OF the Department cf-:-Tko Supreme
Executive Power has deigned TO e following decree:-
The President ad interim OF the epubic Of Nicaragua til
inhabitansBeng DESTROYS to encourage the immigration
industrious persons who contribute 10 the eopemen
of the OF the republic enlge its
promote the general welfare IN Of his faculties decrees
Article free grant of $50 Of unculivaed land YIN
be made to ever adult who win come TO this republic settle
on and improve the said portion OF and the being made
70 MIN by tho Director OF Colonization be appointed
possession will be Immediately given.
Art Every family arriving here and settling In the Terri
tory will receive 100 besides the $50 belonging each
adult member.
Art. g. Alter the lapse Of months following taking
possession titles Of property will be given To the Settlers
vded that they give 70 the Director of Colonization satisfactory
proof Of their good conduct and OF the improvements made on
They shall pay duties personal property fur
nttre, agricultural Implements seeds, plants cattle
object imported for the personal Of the co0nts
tended for the improvement OF the lands granted The
viii exempt extraordinary taxes conibu
Tons and from all public services unless In OF the
EAry being required by cause of public safety.
Art The cooniats will be citizens OF the republic and
therefore they shall not be able sell the lands granted
to transfer their rights native before having
pied the ground for the term Of six months and obtained the
Art s. An oilce will be established and Director Of oocn
Of immigrants gather aud distribute seeds plants TO-, and
keep the register book.
Art 7. Let this decree be communicated 70 those whom
concerns.
Given at Granada the 2ad day Of November, 1865;
PATRICfO RIvAH.
TO MINISTER RELATIosA And according to supreme
order communicate to you your knowledge and
nient effects and for Its publication and circulation In the de-
Department Of Relations Government House, Nov ~ 1855
TEREZ
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Gold MedAl.-The Only Gold Medal Award
the fair ohe American nstue colored photo
graphs, TO ROOT, 3GS Broadway OF Franxln
nwaet
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types. Mt 2s0 Broad

The Only Medal Awarded for DaguerreO
types the late Great Exhibition In Paris TO j. GURNEY
No. $40 Broadway.
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The IS Cents DaguerreOtypes, mt ESQ Broad
way, truly New York; though they dom actually
walk about they have legs, many them long legs capable
running. Win regard expression they repre-
sent all nasons grave and gay lively and speaking
though not nouthng the he s WITH head and
ike other animals Such pictures two shl
kvnan
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Quincy & Fredoricks, Photographers, 340
broadway awarded the late air OF the American In
ssoss ne rs: premiums fos Photograph gold med
sphs finished In pastel and OIL. The public are invited TO
the prize pictures the Gallery corner OF Broadway
and Leonard street.
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POLITICAL.

Tammany Hall, last evening, John NJ. Arthur Jr., John
Bart Nicholas Tieman, VIM. w. waerson and b. 7yer
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Pianos, MelOde0ns and NIusic.- Pfices Much
ye1uced system adopted. The modern improved
RACE WATERS pianos, be oN At No. 333 Broadway.
The Horace Waters catalogue NJ third OIL Large
q
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A Certain Cure for Chapped Hands and

lps-ELI w. vONDERSMITH'S celebrated camphor ice
has never been known to fail curing chapped hands aud
lips The demand for his article has been that has
induced few druggists TO initiate It, Remember ask
and only take Ell w: vondersmhs campher ice which has
been before the puoc for the last years. and the
genuine article made Manufactured only by Eli W. Wonder
smith, Bowery drug store No 1853 just above Broome
Sold by Deluc Co., SIS Broadway Schfn Bro.
Of Beekman and William Streets and Mrs Hays, lis Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
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Rheumatism and bcrofUla I'm their Most
painful FORMS also old ulcers ppes, and the
diseases OF tho blood liver complaints kidneys incpIent
sumption coughs, de- &c most certainly cured by that
purifier, HYAT1S lie balsRm. Principal
Grand street, rs cents bottle For sale by the druggists
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

APPEAL TO THE PUBL1c.-THE LIFE SAVING
snS AssceSon Of ne city new York was
boats and station houses with materials svins lite In
hsreisr sdais pscasary rassras ''''D'' "
s ss5sa o e Of M
cuss %Sfe sn have ssso Ss
me dreadful Tragedy Of ue Mexico and Bristol would nave
The immense and constantly increasing of this
and whs; pobsr si@ S what more humane
s s Tas us
All those connected with this association wholly graons
They appeal therefore Win confidence to their fellow
citizens 2 ao with liberal contributions, their efforts in the
DsnaoCs VIII be received BY X Collins Esq., Charles
ESQ, Wlliam :. Wemore ESQ Mortimer livingston. Esq
Nieol Esq, Committee. and by the officers Of 'hs asso
Sos aIn wA As Esq President 81 Pine stree
E o o sooDHuE ESQ, Treasurer, South street
ua Insurance Company.
A NsUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN GEoaRA
Bashe Of United States coast savsy on
Thday IN inst. in the chapel Of The Uniysr.ty a
ton at the society rooms University building.
AL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO TRUST ANY
s TIE crew Of he hanoyer Oak ursa Ku1ks
captain or by the consgnees.
fyAuTIoN NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT WE
have this Gay reySssd all powers att to
veyance Benzoe lights The same Tor sale by the anne
SCENTS The pubic aye Cautioned against purchasing Of osrs
those being offered in the direct and apabe
he board ' ''' 0"A'N ' G. MARSH Secretary sss
January H. 1856
a. osss s1s !. ss4
Masonic Temple corner OF Broome and Crosby streets,
" P;ssr s. he ssss
An Aa0n' good nvsS ffpG ~ 0S
GEORGE B. BROWNE, Secretary
INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION NO SAIL TIE
members obtain their deeds for property in wakefield
immediately by calling at l63 Bowery on Friday evening"
anu paying NC ' CoRSs c6oPER Purchasing Trustee
Masonic NOTICE, TIE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
s Gsa s an essssy s,es
6. 6 !sS3 ,s ss ss Ss !:
fss last az s the e
der sectional feelings fraernaly invited
oslss on IS he u River sf Rau
road leave O'Clock II Of
y grand as ass1d h sssE Atwood will
b the M%srs w
folds in honor Of the ilustrious chief.
NToTIcE-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
ds Vii n0 @ S'
n U. A.. CONTINENTAL CHAPTER, NO a-THE
regular meeting Thursday evening, for the purpose Of
making aran&emenis for the funeral Of our late brother Jo
seph Long. Puncun attendance Is requested. BY order.
J. a. ANDERSON G. Of the z. H. y. HARD, sachem.
OFFICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COM.
~ pany Forty second street and Second
JAN S56The annual election for directors this company
win be held on Monday the 9TH of February next the office
OF company Of Forty second street and Second
from II O'Clock till g. The transfer win be closed
p. Z. ROGERS, Secretary
pEOPI.E's BUILDING AssOCIATION-THE ANNUAL
meeting for election of trustees will be held the Office
the association $3.50 Eighth avenue Wednesday evening"
eight O'Clock. BY order OF the Board
j. +. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
DEPURLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE
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PEPUBLJC OF NICARAGUA DEPARTMENT OF WAR
LII Grarada, Dec. IA, 1856To the COMMANDMENT Chief
the Army Of the Executive Power has
deigned transmit, the following decreeThe President
Of the Republic of Nicaragua its
important 10 the service Of the republic for the
order home and abroad increase the the
republic and considering also that agricultural sbo require
number left for military duties; in Of It's powers
DEGREES:
Article The COMMANDMENT Chief Of the Army of the Re-
public is hereby authorized enlist such number troops
as he deem convenient IN regard to circumstance he
being the same time authorized TO admit such foreigners
will submit TO the conditions established by this
Art z The foreigners TO be enlisted ought 10 be
toous ability and honesty subject to the laws of the country
and be held and recognized native czens
The aforesaid foreigners ought TO bind themselves 70
and those mentioned Ia the preceding article they Will receive
the salary assigned In the tariff adjoining this DECREE and the
term OF their engagement being they viii
eompensaon q two hundred and Atty Of unculavHsd
land in this republic, fer each Individual.
Art 4. Let 1t be communicated TO whom It corresponds.
Given In Granada, on the l4th December, 1855.
To THE SECRETARY WAR. PATRfCTO R1vAS.
And transmit II to his Honor the General for his knowledge
and due effects reterang the securities OF esteem &C.
SELvA.
TARIFF OF MILITARY SALARIES ALLUDED
THORIz1NG q
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Ohristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
s1oise admiration nong al connoisseus in art suite of
elegant private apartments for applying his incompatible dye,
ts only reliable article Wholesale and retail ~
CHRI6TADORO'S, No. Astor House.
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All Eye Diseases Cured by DIR. Upham, Ocu-
Es S4 Fourth street. Broadway, Office hours from
A. n. to p. N. References given. N. B-Wedaesdays,
from TO devoted 70 the treatment OF the poor.
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Defiance salamaM0er Safes -RObert M. Fat
PICK the sole manufacturer In the United stses Of tho
Above celebrated and powder proof defiance locks
nd bars Depot No. l92 Pearl street. door below
&nkGon hno.
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Hood & Sanders0n's Patent Premium
lever truss Norhs patent and supporters ladies' belts
and supporters for al deormtes CT the body
constantly on hand and made TO order. at Dr. GL0VERS,
No. Ann street.
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Robert Hunter, M. D., sXS Broadway, New
YofkDr. HUNTER devotes his attention exclusively dis
Of the throat and lungs and the treatment Of these by
medicated inhalation. Hours Of consultation from 10
6pM
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Improved Shaker Knis Undershlrts and

draw made Oh the finest American ieece fo- sale at
AcIAADGHL1N'S, price shirt furnishing 292
Greenwich Chambers shirts made
n the best manner
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tleman would remain under the OF disagreesble
6seatb when using the Balm OF Thousand Flowers
. dentrce would only render sweet, but the
seth white alabaser Many do not know their
breath bad the subject delicate their friends
mention It, Pour single drop OF the Balm your
tooth brush, and wash the teeth night and morning fifty
cent bottle will last For sale BY FEfRIDCE CO.,
Pruprietors, and all druggists.
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HOll0yvay's Ointment and Pills.-With
these marvellous remedies hand need suffer- they
in the absorbent system giving energy and
vgos all the functions OF e Sold nj the 80
Maiden Rne N " and 4 Strand London; and BY all drug
ghs, at 25c, 62lac. and 81 per pot or box
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Hatcheior's Hair Dye.-Wigs and T0upees.
The best in the world This unrivaled original dye
applied In twevs private Bachelors wigs and
Dees have improvements all Others being chef dnuvres
Of elegance and durability, peculiar to this establishment
BATCHELOR'S. 233 Broad Way.
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Ladies' India Rubber Boots, at 265 Broad
way, near Chambers stTeet-A large number Of
oevcd tn day being ali styles and OF the
very best quality; for sale at low prices.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
AT THE REQUEST OF THIS SENIOR CLASS, PROBES
% cSs M
sneror e e First scts
soas two dGs5s oamns gentleman and Two ladies'
Chrterns No 763 broadway ct The door on
the evening OF the lecture
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED LECTURE, BY PRO,
ih Subject, Artiaca Lishi introducing the os mag
niaeen governments In lu9linato. with the oxyhydroge
Cssam shhSnss hm United STATES
John mitchell WILL DELIVER A LECTURE IN
the uasenace on s wednsssy s Sub
% Soss 10 4,
can office Doors open at !; lecturee commences ats.
r DWELL. LECTURES IN NEW YoRK-REv. DIR.
II DEWET's fifth lecture 'rhe Artists, at Clinton Hall
Doors open AZ, Tickets . GEMS; FOR sale al the principal
Aeu :. '"e ooo,
MEncAYTH.E LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN.-MR. GEO.
NJ Summer Will deliver 2 lecture on "Wednesday evening,
~ G sn Y M tss S s
5 members be had sttAs Library desk, No.
.a Tsrs e sss1s &c
THE BALL SEASON.
GRAND BAIA-TLIE CAROLINE uvEzlEss RE.
dancing ss .,sasmgg % srss Tsss Jan u
SfT 4oSK bHEIs4x BAL or THE
For The benefit Of widows aud orphans viii be given at
lie s asssay s. cant s. ssasi &. ss
gers. Henry 4. BURR, President lol oiia street
Jisns F. wnsSa. Asst scc'y 10 rea ss street
7'HE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE yoUNa NEWS
p 1856 Tickets Obtained any Of Tie following gentle
:, e; McMenomy, Edmond y. Kelly, andrew j. Smith,
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India Rubber Boots and Overshoes.-A
choice assortment Of ades eeneen's India rubber
bsots light aud beautiful article expressly
NE trade just received and for SALE the single
paS by d. HODGMAN, New York Iada Rubber Warehouse,
u Maiden lane, cerner of NASSAU street.
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
9th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Booty BLUES.-THE
LIZ annual ball OF the CITY Blues will be held ut Nblos
Thursday evening next I'm inst Tickets be had at the
Brandreth House. Mercer House, the the
ing OF the ball. Dodsworhs celebrated band engaged for
the occasion.
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Whiskers or MOustaches Forced to Grow
a SIX weeks by onguen which wa not stain or inure
te skin. 81 boie sent 70 part Of the country r. G.
GRAHAM, 5S5 Broadway Briggs, s. STATE street. Albany;
zeabsr, - 5ouh Third street, Philadelphia