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MORE AUCTION BARGAINS.

"E have JUST RECEIVED FROM
w the Philadelphia Auctions, a very large and
handsome assortment Of Clo and Velvet Cloa rs
and Talmas, which in addition to our former
stock makes our assortment one Of the largest and
best to select from In the city. Having been
bought at auction late in the season, we can sell
them fifty per cent less than New York prices.
Sales Room second store.
W EGAN SON.
3l3 south side Pa av, bet 9th and 7th SITS
dec 4. Ct INTEL
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CARPEfINGS, OiLCLOTHSA AND r UG8
NKTE HAVE STILL REMAININGO ON HAND
w elarge assortment Of CARPETINGS, OIL
CLOTHS. RUGS and MATS Those that have
not made their purt bases would do well to ex-
anime our stock and prices, the most Of them
being bought at auction and nom the agents Of
the mandatory, in New York. We can sell
them at very low prices.
Salssroom, second story.
w. EGAN & son,
dec i.6t Intel 3Z3 Penn avenue
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METROPOLITAN HATS
At 81 so, So. 90, So so and 81 90.

At 81 so, $500, 81. so and 81. 90.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
l. fully call the attention Of his friends n
and the public to the hats which he is
now making at the above low prices. Bav- .
ing been employed In the nrst establishments In
this end other cities, he is possessed Of all the
modern Improvements In their manufacture and
he feels assured that for beauty Of STYLE
of finish, as well as ease and comfart 70 the
wearer, they cannot fall to please the most fast.
dious JNO. ~. MITCHELL,
At Maguire's F Fashionable Hat and Cap Estab.
lishment, No. 44s Pennsylvania avenue, where
can be found an endless variety Of every article
to deck and beautify the head, at prices TO suit
the times. Call and see dec i-3t&
rAMBRIC COLIARA.-yUST Received,
~ large lot of Cambria Collars Of most beau
tiful designs, Tor Ladies' and Children. at
CAsSIDY'S. "a Penn avenue,
dec 3-iw bet 10th and llfh streets
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoR9ErowN, Dec. 5, 1856.

OEoh0ETONn, Dec. ., looV
The College Cadets paraded through our
streets yesterday, en- route to the White
House, TO pay friendly visit to President
Pierce Their strength Of numbers martial
appearance and excellent military discipline
attracted very general attention. The com.
pany is composed entirely of students of the
Georgetown College, aud a finer looking set of
young men and a better drilled company
would doubtless be hard to find
An unruly black fellow created quite an
extensive excitement in the eastern part of
our city yesterday, by arming himself with an
axe, and threatening vengeance upon his
mother, or any other person who might come
near him. For time fears were entertained
by persons in the neigh borhood, of serious
work; but Officer Silence bore down upon him
with a posse, and succeeded, after some
trouble, in capturing him. He is the slave Of
General Biscoe, and was committed to Jail for
safe keeping, lest he should carry out his
threats of bloodshed We sincerely hope he
will never be suffered to return to Georgetown.
The weather has become quite cold, and
fears are entertained if it should continue a
few days lvnger that it will tend to interrupt
navigation upon the upper portions of our
canal. We learn that the packet Argo has
already laid up for the winter.
Some OF the captains Of the coal vessels
trading out OF our port, are not wholly averse
to mischief, and are sometimes capable of
playing off a pretty tough joke upon a fellow
One of them stopped at Alexandria q few days
since, and Immediately upon landing, the
State officer stepped on board and demanded
the usual fee of FIVE dollars. The captain, in
rather surly tone Of voice, demanded to be
informed what for. The official replied I" For
inspecting your vessel, sir" ''I'll not pay it,
sir" was the reply, ''until you have made the
inspection" The well appointed official was
compelled, before the captain would fork over
the V, to crawl about under the cabin, fore
peak, and other parts of the vessel, where the
captain anticipating such visit had placed
large quantities of fine, dry coal for bis bene
fit. 1t is said that when the poor fellow got
through the official operation, and surveyed
the damage done to his handsomely oiled hair
whiskers end fine cloth, that he had not made
much by the operation. SPECTATOR.
This Captain, whoever he may be, would
" Iun" a slave if he could En-
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MISSES QUINCY'S SELECT PRIMARY
SCHOOL.
A FEW SMALL BOYS CAN OBTAIN
"A Board In the family II desired Res!dt ice
36S llth street, between I. nd a dec s.,ws
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r. A religious revival Is going On in the
ID. I Church ID HaIreptOn.
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FRENCH FLOWERS-FRENC FLOW.
Frs,
I AIDES, WE WISH TO CALL YOUR AT
IL ten ion TO our rich and elegant assort--Ao
ment CT FRENCH FLOWERS, which ~
we have nov on hand comprising the IN
largest assortment to be found In the citv. at
CASSIDY'S,
dec 5-lw 3l4 Pa. av bet. 10th and 1lth sts.
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RoARD.-MkS. MADDOX, CORNER or
- ~ street and Penn avenue, over tiilman's
Drug stone, Is prepared 10 acco immediate members
OF Congress and others with BoaTd. H.rapsrt
ments are furnished In uperiOr style, and fully
eqai to any In the city. dec Live
BOARDING "A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
~ wlIe, also TWO single e. ntiemen can be accom-
modated with Rooms and Board In a private fam
lily where tnere are no more bosrders OF children,
CA reasonable terms. Apply m s2a eth street. he
tween and G. nov 10 ~
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Boarding

MI nc BASNERMAN, CORNER OF 9,h
IA aad streets, having recently r.st,.a h,
house Is now prepued TO ascomucsiate person.
with Board and pleasant Rooms al moder,t,
fses; her house Is situated n central and de-.
slrabie part or the city; being one square fro,,l
the Patent and Post Oraces Table and Trans, nr
ooarders can also be accommodated
dec 5-at&
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BOARDING MRS. A. FOX, No. 447, Penn.
- avenue, between Sd and AZ streets, is pre-.
pdieo 10 accommodate gentlemen with Rooms
and lBoaid. Every effort will be made 10 render
those comfortable who may favor her with their
patronage. Transient or table board can be ob
'ainec FAMILIES supplied with meals
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ROARDlS6.-A GENTLEMAN AM VA
- wife. ortwo single gentlemen, can be ao,on-
dated with tine Rooms and Board, IA small nri-
Massachusetts, avenue =, . o,,
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NOTICE.-WE HAVE HAD CONSIGNED
~ to US by q party who mus! dispo ofthem, one
dozen best quality plated TEA SETS Of sig
pieces each, which will be sold at very reduced
rates.
Our customers are assured Of the superior quai, -
iy Of the above, and Of their extraordinary cheap
hess. NJ w. 6ALT & BRO Jewellers,
324 Pa. ave bet 9th and 10Th ats.
dec 5-6t [Inteld pionl
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l. On and after Thursday, December 4th, 1885,
the Copartnership heretofore existing between
Jacob wilson and Joseph Cornwall, under the
firm OF WILSON CORNWALL, will, by
mutual consent, be dissolved.
AL debts contracted by the arm will be settl, d
and the business continued by JACOB WILSON
dec Alta
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7SA G X ID THERE WILL BE A
0>A meeting Of the Board OF Directors of the
Merchants Exchange Association ct their rooms,
corner 10th street and Penna avenue, on FRI.
DAY EVENING, December 5th, 1855, at 8 o'clk
Punctual attendance is requested.
dec 2-4t 9 BACON, President
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RTHE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF
0NSA the Montgomery Guards will be given
on TUESDAY EVENING, the Cd Of FEBRUARY,
1857. Particulars In future advertisement
nova 81
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ICE CREAN.-TnE BEST ICE CREAM
Washington can be had Of the Pennsyl- N
vania Ice Cream Company, Ala Seventh street, X
between u and n for 37k cents per quart, In Y
pyramids or plain forms. Families, Board r
ing houses, and Hotels will ind IL much cbeapel
and better than they can makeit dec Alive
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lust RECEIVED TO.DAY-FOURTH
- lot OF LADIES' FURS, fresh
made, Of well dressed skins ~ ~
Ladies' in want should call early, R&S<$S
a. we ind the system OF making 5D
quick sales and small profits for cash
working extremely well. Call at
STINEMETZ'S,
d 5-eotf 236 Pa. av bet I2th and 18th sts
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The Withheld Case As we went to press
o.day there was q prospec: that the supper.
tiers Of the vaa.aity Of Governor Geary's Ger
ti6eate would succeed ossf ~ Republican,
ere the House adjourned, in admitting str
Whitfield.
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Peter Van der veer hrocl strange circumstance
Of Ca per Geiorps ppeaIancc for long hllc and the
he thought u the firm became n the conyc-
upn that's evil was hanging over him. He deep dread
q That lark mot such dread
secrets stale feel bit the dread whicn asens upon
The mind - detene less In the presence cruel
my On III day following the recorded In he srece-
chapter he old merchant resolved ~ watch LOT himself
and " be could detect the Accor ngy after he
bad eaten hts breakfast he took HE station one Of he lover
a the and there he watched the forenoon but
h. nothing Of hts evil genns IN the aernoon be walked
over 70 the fort where h. remained couple OF hours ard as
~ was q ntn cr' ~ ~ nan passing the
wards the tavern. ron the gar6 Aid general 40.
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|Dr HEfNEs treatment OF scrcfulasnce my infancy
suffered from scrofula To describe miseyes s isi
ksibe: my JOINTS face, from which large and nuner
bones were discharged, the principal seat Of the
Ease the Of humanity shall be pleased 70 have
from similar complaints call and see me when
III with pleasure mpart all particulars. Mrs REBfCcA
| ASNhh AL Third hfreci
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.r,rv ,h.t this statement may he the

H. az saving others the dreadful suferngs which
|,rod and m Justice Or. Heine induces TO make this
Lment public have been great sufferer for several
II The following eminent gentlemen had all tried 10 cure
Iof dreadful liberation in my throat and most violent
Ia and swelings my bones ard oins-Drs Buch, Ccch
i r. wood, Chalmers and tirtnlths. They all failed,
n Dr TIeine 93 Brooe street. cured me in short time
a'u - " SOLOMON GIBSON
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SeA % the valuable therapeutic combination OF qulnne
d Iy 81 oil which combines In remedy the tonic and
.cnins properties Of Peruvian bark aud the nour~hng
pportng qualities Of pure cod liver OIL deprived OF s
lc and s.earlc acids Many eminent physcians IN Flu
have prescved this medicafed oil with marked success
iry nerveus and general debility. consumption rheu
IN. scufula. neuralgia, indigestion, aane, &C. nc, aud
testified It's superior and certain efficacy y the
! oil IN an cases. Prepared only bv GEO. f. NIGER
Pharmaceutical chemists late with and successors 70
q 4. Green corner & broadway and Walker street
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To- celebrated Vspeaus remedy Tor darrho, cholera
venve. The great success of this preparation during the
vaence OF the cholera lSf9 has given unpreceent
telebrity ard In many thousand where used
krey failed check diarrhoa with the first dose II
ret preparation n ingredients Of which Il composed
label q earn bottle and u recommended and pre-
bed by the most eminent physicians Full directions
II bel Prepared and sold only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
To- late Rush;on, CLARK Co.. chemists anc druggists.
"a. gli ard $50 broadway, ". Y.
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healing embrocatou has proved 10 be Of The very
remedies for aeness caused by strains bruises SPAWN,
Inv other accidental wen for wounds gals
In INJURIES that frequently occurring 20 horses and
N animals II also The cheapest preparation that be
Il Sold In New york by G. II. RING, general agent, l92
kdwAy also BY barnes Park. and Clckcner A Co.
A. H. FIELD proprietor, Providence r. I.
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H. FOR all disorders Of The liver and Kidneys sick beasche
|sr and ague cosvensss e1 speaz, rheumatism any
Ter disease arising morbid condition of hess organs
fourteen years Ia thousands Of has proved
In superior efficacy renewing these complaints. Sold At
principal oce n Second View York, AZ - cents
\ and by druggists generally.
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LITER AZURE.

The Sado flows AZ broadly STILL
by pleasant vale and rugged hill,
SetubaPs orange groves unfold
As rich a shade OF green and gold
As when young Inez said she a be
The truest maid on earth to me.
The convent bells, which music fling
Al daylights fall and morning spring;
The songs which rise among the trees,
Reside the sparkling chafariz,
Are not 80 sweet as they would be
II Inez still were true 10 me.
Once none like me as evening set
Coule clink the lively castapet;
once none like me could show their skill
In faIdango or seguadille;
But all these things have lost their gee
Since Inez thinks no more OF me- NJ J.
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|uria and chronic diseases. The following cercates we
H. proof We would also request, Of those whom II
60 see and II that will not suffice 70 con
Thai our treatment IL superior 10 any other, We will give
|~r references 10 most respectable merchants and
1spp WEINE. Az Broome street. near The Bowery.
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Hoiloway,s Ointmenr.-The Healing and

ping Of this halsamic ointment upon burns scalds
Inning sores iraons the skin scrofuous ulcers salt
bum erysipcas and an external Inflammation, Il miracle
surgery Sold the manufactures 20 Maiden lane, Now
rk and IA strand London, and by all druggists, ~ Csc,
k.c and 81 per pot. IA
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s Of our city during the present campaign. agreed
|rou chat The constitutional remedies ably advocated
fr 4 sTEINFELD, for the removal Of many ills which
the Union are worthy Of the support and countenance
kerv true American The Justly famed cordial cognac
- imported by that gentleman are never failing
Fholera darrha and all fevers They may be obtained
I'M wholesale and retail at No 20 Nassau street, well
The different druggists and barrooms In The city.
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T osT-IN GOING FROM WALL STREET TO THIRTY.
IL first street and Tenth through Broadway and
Twenty syh street and sixth and Twenty seventh
street. black leather wallet containing number Of
Of any except the owner Among he paper
are three several agreements from Edward Hobers ~ N
undersigned finder the thanks NJ the
and also su.s AZ werd BY d.verirs The same - he
avenue New York. JvHx s. MEYER. Bui.se
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l. public max known 10 sufferers Of diseases were
kured. tried Professor Parker, James r. Wood b..
krk 10 % purpose. II was IN the newspapers where
br Heneis nan e, and through the same channel am
10 state that Or. Heine has perfecy cured me OF the
adfu and greatest miseres. Ny whole person was
Ia Nth ulcers-han my tongue and lips eaten off, 7
uleased 10 impart 70 sufferers all particulars BY call
" 'sA'-'s'F Mrs MARGARET DEAN.
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the the produces the dsagreeable IL
slled frekes tan spread over the entire surface Of
parts il called if scattered Al intervals
eckies. nnest skins most subject 10 them. For
lie by A. y a ID. SANDS, and by druggists generally.
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Keep coo,.-why not, when you can do II

easily? Take family and BASKET OF reireshnents,
quit burning streets and spend day IN Picnic Grove
al Flushing There may swing and and romp with
children pleasure in the cool shade OF majestic old
Fulton market by steamer Island City,
Flushing Railroad line at ca or 10 A. NJ or r. NJ and
So 7. ". All Fulton ferry stages VIII take
you to and the boat.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LITERATURE.

"A LEDGER or ROMANCE.
Ready this corning
AT al dspois,
lfyou wish
To real
Tha, thrilling romance,
wall Strict sonsrR.
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|pr. HUNTER would give Loue NAT during ne NOT
nnths a patients VIII be received AFTER ~ =
S Persons occurring examination OF NE lungs Ahouc,
3asibse select the morning.
rs BROADWAY, INV YORK. July IA. lsS-
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Union Fremont Co. exhibiting a. HOLMES machine
pictrc depot $50 Broadway Also The slave Union apostles
q sham liberty shown in the cage-beautiu con
all and portraits OF the mniacuaie
people tor fifty cen;s-hle in cost-nighy iustratons
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LOR AUGUST
I APPLETON

LNOR AUGUST. ~ II WV ~ - - y -
CosrAisIsG SIXTY MAPS,
Published monthly
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE RAILWAY COM.
PANIEs,
IL the
CHrArEsr Book WoRLD-PRicE IS CESr.
Appleinns Illustrated Guide contains index nearly
thousand Of the principal towns villages and cities throughout
the United States and Canadas connection with railways
lines If railways from the principal cities IN the United States
Appletons Illustrated Guide contains alphabeca list Of
the anKs 81 the principal and steamboats, and
from the principal cities and Of the United States and
Appleion's Guide contains over two hundred pages.
Appleton Guide contains over sixty maps.
Appleton Guide gives description 81 the towns.
AppIeion's Guide gives description OF the villages.
Appleton Guide gives description Of the cities through
which The principal railways pnss.
Applcion's Guide gives tour of eighteen days.
Appleion's Guide gives a tour Of ten days.
Appl-fon's Guide gives n tour Of six DAYS.
Appletons Guide gives pleasure routes throughout me
United States
Appleion's Guide gives o. railways and their
progress.
Appleton Guide gives an principal watering
places.
Applc,on's Guide gives an account Of the Springs.
Appleton Guide u important to travellers
Appleion's Guide Is full Of Information.
Appleions Guide should be placed In the hands OF all
Appletons Guide IL Tor sale by all the booksellers
Appletons Guide for sale by all the periodical dealers
Appleion's GUIDE IL Cor sale by all the agents.
Appletons Guide he obtained at all the railroad depos
and ticket Offices throughout the United States and Cansda
D. APPLETON Co,
Nos BAG and 3ts Broadway, New York.
press
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On Monday, July 20, by the Rev. Mr.. Hovey, SAMUEL
H. p. MICS OF the Rev B. c. SIegs, Missionary 10
Ceylon, to Mics MAReAREr EsGIE, all of this city.
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pianos and meodaOrs are 10 be iono 3
broadway Pianos and allowed purchases Tor
monthly payments second hand pianos rom 80 70
$50 melodeons rom $40 10 Sl35.
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visiting city, will find the Balm Of thousand dow
"a perfumng the breath and identifying the complesion
|e most saeable article In the markell w. T. FEIRIDGE
CO. Franklin square, New York. For sale by all drug
lists fancy goods dealers IN New York.
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their business known throw ghou the country should ad
vertse the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS, the cheapest
newspaper the country FERNS fy cents
orders be sent the office northwest corner
streets New York. Advertisements in
tended for t.is week must be handed 10 to-day.
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The Pisnc.-rne Greatest Improvement Is


J. = EIScHERS improved CIRCULAR scale planoiorte;
Broadway, pose broadway theatre Manu-
factory Twenty eighth and Ninth avenue View YORK.
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xce admiration among all connosseurs OF art suit OF
egant private apartments for applying hs nimiabe dye,
ouiy reliable of the Kind exan Wholesale and
~ at CRIsTADOROs, No Aston House. Copy the ad-
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Lyoh's Kathairon.-Inis Uncqualled Pre-
paraon for restoring preserving and beautyng the hair
druggists and fancy Dealers
only rs per bottle removes dandrlr and enectialiv
prevents the hair from falling OIL. HEATH WYNKOOP d
co. proprieors Is Liberty street.
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no wigs ioupees MEDHC RST AGO = y Maiden lane
materials warranted 10 shrink change
oor. Beware OF extrayagant Broadway prices Braids
ands, curls &C.
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Druggists gancy Goods Exclusive


ahes combs fcare pomades INSTRUMENTS, PARIS
hrumsry oe; articles and every article sold drug
kts except drugs, imported aud sold wholesale by RC-
UB X. McHAKG CO.. IS Nassau street.
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70 all others. Their new Improvements secure
the natural elegance aud durability
unrivaed only harmless hair dye applied II twelve
,rivste rooms, lL BACHELOR :, 233 Broadway.
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Fr,davs issue of THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS will
contain more letters Of Mr. Train giving account Of
na sravels In Frypt ASIA SYRIA the Crimeahe
lsere sting pqant letters that have been given 70 the
,hlic Tor wears The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS Will
so contain an the foreign and domestic Of the day
ali events in the city and neghborhood-
ing general of the country and is
The weekly newspaper published Terms, 81 years
furnished agents az 81 80 yer hundred Advantageous
xill be inserted in The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS for
my line Agents and others wishing be supplied
should their orders the Office northwest
FULTON and Nassau streets New York. For sale
she office and by the agents. Price two cents.
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City Politics.
MEETING or TIE YOUNG SENis COMMITTEES or TAM


MEETING or THE YOUNG gEN'a COMMITTEES OF TAM
MANY HALL.
The Young Mems Democratic General COMMITTED ae'd
q meeting Al Tammany Hail last evening. solomon :"
Noble 10 the There Tas thin attendance ana
The oty busypess ,ssnssc2d was the appointment Of
-''ee a. I'VE to con Ter with the ocnmittee already
sD.' The Yoong hens Hard Shell General Com
ple, se,ts~ upon place tor a union OF the two
IS The following gentlemen compose the Com
or ersssee,-Douglass Taylor, VIM. II. Bobbns,
Itecn,cry. Henry Defrain John ID. jenkins. The
ELI General Committee nreet at Stuyvesant lnstl-
evening. 10 hear the report OF the Committee OF
Insaded groves satisfactory and should be adopted
g. til General Committees, early meeting Is 10 DC
Il perfect the union and cleo, officers OF the new
aniLAtiors
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r Owe TESTS Il WILL. UPON THE RECEIPT or
~ twenty I've cents sendtc any person full deIneaion
Direct with return postage Nile Emile tileue, Broadway
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BY sYLvANUs COBB, JR.

Entered according Congress- the year 1856 by
Bonner the Clerks the District Court
the Southern district OF New York.
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weeks, by my onguen which viii not stain or inuIe
he 81 bottle sent any Of the country X u.
sRAHAM, 5o4 Broadway; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany