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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-12

ATioS IA n meeting Win be HS held on
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at ~
O'Clock, to make the necessary arrangements to
receive the Hon JAMES BUCHANAN. late Minis
ter 10 England, who will arrive in this city Tues
day evening by the O'Clock train Of cars.
Full attendance requested
m 12-1t DANIEL, RATCLIFPE Pres
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-JAMEsTOwN SOCIETY.-The An
~ nual Supper will be given at Rupp's
Hotel, on Penna avenue. near Second street, on
TUESDAY NIGHT, the 18th instant, at 9 o'clk.
Tickets can be had at the Hotel m 1927
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E1OR THE CHILDREN The largest col
Il lection Of Toys In the city can be found at
m 1897 81 LAMMOND'S, 9TH st.

EOR THE CHILDREN The largest col
| IL lection Of Toys in the city can be found at
m 1887 ~ LAMMOND'S, 9TH at.
MANTIJLAS-MANTI
DECEIVED TO-DAY-OUR FOURT III
III supply Of MANTILLAs, in Lace and silk
those beautiful styles at ss and SO each, ac-
knewledged by the ladies to be the prettiest Man
tillas lat the prices) In Washington.
MAXwELL BRO,
M 1a-eo3t 325 Pennsylvania avenue.
sPECTACLgs AND EYEGLASSES.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AssoRT-
y ment Of very superior Gold ,@A@
Silver, and fine Steel SPECTA-@ ~
Giles, Shell, Steel, and Gold EYEGLASSES,
&c.
Of the above, with real pebble eyes, by far the
best article for detective vision ever discovered.
M. w. GAIT 4 BRO. Jewellers,
m12-n Pa. av. bet 9th and leth SIS.
OMNIBUsSES FOR PIC MIC PARTIES.
TIVE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
u formed that am prepared to F10sd
aise S ,na SoaS
careful drivers, for Pic Mic Parties. Arrange.
ments can be made with Mr.. RoBr. KING ate
J. Halls Cigar Store, next TO Adams Express
once, or MI. THos. THOMAS, at the West Capt.
rs NEW STYLE SPRING MANTILL,s
OPENED THIS DAY-RANGING IN prices
30 rich black Chantilla Lace MANTILLAS
Black Lace SHAWLS AND SCARFS
A large assortment Of Barge and Stella shawls
and Scarfs
$50 new style PARAsOLs, for ladies' and chill
dren, at red ueed prices.
IL The ladies particularly are invited to call
and Examine our Ma nth before mailing their
No 62a eth street, Sd door north Pa avenue
m 12-6t
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2THE REGULAR MONTHLY meet
M ing Of the Sixth Ward Democratic Asso-
citation will be held in Anacos.ia Hall on TUES
DAY EVENING next, the 18th instant, at *
O'Clock.
m R-2tN F. ODER, SEQ
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%~FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC AS
~ sociation.-A meeting Of the Associa-
ton will be held In the large room at Casparis's
Hotel on TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th, at
X o'clock
As the Anti-Know Nothing Candidate .or Mayor
DR.. WIN. B. MAGRUDER viii be present and ad-
dress the meeting, our fellow citizens Of the
Ward are respectfully invited to attend
C. w. c. HUNTINGTON, Pres.
JOHN =. DEVLIN, Jr., Sec. m 12-2t
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LADIES.
MADAME DELARUE RESPECTFULLY
Iv1 informs the Ladies, resident or so.cSss
journing In the city, 4 the arrival perSSf%S1
steamer s'Alma" Of her spring and ,um. Ssfg
mer goods. They consist, in port, Of
DRESS HATS, Evening and Bonnet FLOW
ERS, RIBANDS, HEADDRESsEs
A few Summer Nantes, Jauvin's Kid Gloves
A large assortment OF Emoroideries and Lingerie
Chantilly Wells and Trimming Laces
Jet and ether Fancy Ornaments, besides vari-
Gus other articles too numerous TO mention, TO all
Of which she respectfully solicts the attention Of
the Ladies'.
No. 23S Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. m l2-3teo
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3s2 PENN. AVENUE.

3e2 PENN. AVENUE.
p0YS HAVE THISDAY
u opened a large assortment Of Youths, Bows,
and Childrens Spring and Summer clothing to
which we would Invite the attention Of purchasers
generally. WALL l. STEPHENS
- 622 Penn. avenue, next TO Iron Hall
FALKLAND DAIRY MILK.
DURE COUNTRY MILK THRICE DAY
L from Fsirlsni Dairy Farm, warranted Of the
very best quality, and NOT WATERED, can lie
had at No. ass 10th street, near Penn. avenue
Also, CREAM and BUTTER of a superior
quality I'm 93t*) O.V.DURFEE Il CO.
no You WISH TO KNOW THE FL.
IL TURE,- IF so, call at DO c street, between
l3n add 1917, and opposite Eiliss Foundry.
Y our past life will be reviewed and your future
foretold, and, IL unmarried, what kind OF husband
wife will fall TO your lot. m9-3t
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FALKLAND DAIRY MILL

A CARD.-THE ATTENTION OF PER-
N sens desiring TO purchase a very superior
three-story brick house and handsome building
Lot is respectfully invited to the sale which will
take place on MONDAY, next, the 18th instant
at S O'Clock p. m, In front Of the premises, of
hat fine brick house ard lots situated at the corner
Of 10th street wet and N street north The sale
will be worthy their attention For further par
ticulars see advertisement A. GREEN
m Sd Auctioneer
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A GRAND
Concert of Sacred Music
VIII be given by
THE CHOIR OF = M

NINTH STREET METHODIST PROTES-
TANT CHURCH,
Assisted by several Of the most talented Profess
sors and ChOristers ofthis District at their Church
on Ninth street, between f and F, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May IA, 1896.
The programme, consisting Of Solos Duets,
Quartets, Choruses, &c. has been selected with
great care, and will be rendered with orchestral
accompaniment
Tickets 25 cents; to be had al any OF the book
stores, Of the members OF the Choir, and at he
door on the evening Of the Concert m123t
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE. April 9. 1886.
NOTI CE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
NJ ing books or bound documents belonging
to this Office will please return them without DELAY
to west wing Of the Patent ONCE building, to
which the General Land Office Is this day re.
moved. ap 11-d30d
NOTICE TO BANKERS BANK
~ Notices delivered with despatch and
punctualitv throughout the City by the sCity
Dispatch, - 1914 street, near Seventh. Five de.
liveries daily. INSET
NOTICE.-PERsONS ADvERTIS-
~ Ing In the papers will and II to their ad-
vantage to receive communications through the
.'CITY DESPATCH" thereby avoiding the
annoyance and Inconvenience Of personal Inter-
view with correspondents. BY leaving their ad-
dress at the once thev will receive all communi
cations gratis. Principal once No. 394 street
near Seventh. mS-6t
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Dl&N0LITI0N

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the style and name Of B. w
Ferguson Co is this day dissolved by mutual
consent
JOHN DawNs, the remaining partner IL au-
thorized TO use the name OF the late frm In set
Ting their business.
b. w. FERGUSON,
JOHN T. DOWNS.
"sHINeroE, May 9Th, $50. m lU-T
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E>OR SALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR MARE.
Il iron grey, years old, over IL hands ~
high, weighs about 500 pounds, 10 fair <lEsN
traveller In harness. The own r Is about leaving
the city and will sell her low The mare can be
seen at the stable In rear Of No. 345 street be-
tween 18th and 14th M O-2ts
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~ 18Th, red COW, with a white
msrk down the back, and has short
horns. reward Of IS will be Civ
en- to any one who will return her TO AA
said house m lott
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WOOD AND COAL.
II BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
Il and customers that have taken the old stsnd
formerly occupied by Messrs. Athey Il Cs east
side Of the Canal and 10th streets and will Keep
constantly on hand the best quality OF WOOD
and COAL. RICHARD r.. SIMNS
m IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

DrArH OF THE Hos. SIDNEY WnLAaD.-Whh
deep regret We have to announce the death Of the Hon.
Sidney Willard. He died very suddenly in Cambridge,
on Saturday at the age Of rs years. He was con OF
Tie Rev. joseph Willard formerly minister In Beverly
and subsequently, for nearly quarter OF century
President Of Harvard College; was born IN Beverly
the 18th September, 1880; graduated at hsrvnd 1oI
bge in l79S being eIassnsts with the fsv: wnn. sS
Elicry ChaonDg, u d.. the Hon. Joseph S,oX 40
tie Rev Jssepb Tuckemsn, ID. ID: lmneaMHy
after leaving College he began the stuay o. , a
C',,rbriSge npder The Instruction OF The HOLM fro-
r. .or ~ ~ vinify In Aril 1850. the once q Aofs
-, AZ ". Colicoe becsIDe vacant by ths oeaah OF
S.m,e, 81 ,,fe;gb and Mr. willard was elected q nn
sr~ cessor This Office be held I'VE yeen: neaHno,
having completed his theological .tade. % vs.
1000 a. a uIeecber. He preached IN ysr0ss places
In his State a. well es in Maine ana vsrmont snn
-. iryitd 20 settle minister IN Wseas ~, Mo-,
20 IN Ruriogton VT but he declined both invieshoos
In Decenber, 1896, be was elected HANCOCK Fro
sesaor Of Hebrew and ether Oriental languages IN
Harvard College and was insugwate4 In FsoxSary OF
The following year Thn Office be held until 1871, us
Charging ne duties with great fidelity end ability:
He was gentleman Of varied and extensive earn
ing and contributed many valusble articles fos me
Moth American R,riev and other periodicals. W ui-
bare manners, and mild, amiabe disposition, ~ vas
highly estee med by The people Of Csmbr,dgs, saJns
whom be Issssd nearly the whole OF his NE - ~
u 81 Tested their cob6depce in him by efecuns 49,
various Offices Of honor and trust, ara iof III,
yssrs h az Mayor Of the city. lie "" "s "a, ~.
Of the officers OF the college goyeipmsn. a 49, ~, H.
first quarter Of the present century no a., tbe
d.enly reoretied n1t OILY by his relative" peI ~"
. uny,,ifv Who have known him 40 long ado 20 se'e
Z Il I4I-i! VIZ N"'' tD<iiy Adyertl~f, sts-
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Nrrw-Y0RK AND ERIE RALRoAD.-Ou

N ard ser Monday Nov 1856 and until further nodce.
Passenger viii leave Pier foot OF Dqane - toowsWi
BUFFALO EXPRESS al 80 a. m, for bafso
pUNKIRK EXPRESS a. $50 a m for DuDti't .
MAIL sl5 for DunsiEk and Buffalo and n.ornne iAte
stations Passcngs By his rTAo WIN remain over hsa1 ~
Owefo, and proceed tho ulorninf
CHICAGO EXPRESS Al y ~. FOR DunEfk =
ROCkLASD PASSENGER, at 500 P. m from 100. OF
Chsnbersst PeTnoRt for sGaerns aud m:ermsdia'e
WAY PASSENGER at p m, for Newbargh saA Middle
town and intermediate stations
MORT EXPRESS 1t $50 0. m fDt Duuiirk aud BuhAlo
migrant ct IN, for DuGsk AM BusAIo and Iaefrns-
tisie ssrEDs.
EXCEPTED
These Express Trains correct Enirs 9Th the Est
C.rsndsi-bs ard Eagua Pal. Rara g.: Naasrz NsIsj O.,
Rnghsr with the Syracuse ard nihanon Rrosf TOT
syrScGse: CoTuir with Bekso CorniIg md New
Rsro.d or Roeh,ter Great Bend sisA Dsasse Lacks
wsnua AID W.s.erp R,.rosd fr scTanion ~ sho snd
punik the Like sHore krosd Tor CeTe4sad Ciaen
RAJ Tui.do Drtrui', CHICAGO. &c.
D. c. MeCALLrM. Oeuer. sfr.lintea dent.
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CvRACUsE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Err Ps.foaf - 40, - .o,i..
p,..i ~ Trsrs all rrn follows Sl days execPisd;
Brgo FIp-e.s-coLneei.ns a. BnshsG,on with Efpfs''
1riin for s. rseuss. =. p;,,b,n.on
Az ; D. u. va Si.h. FIPress-connectihs " o''sN
With Fxnres. Train tr syraslse and OsTege , 81.
1hiSp.s Illfs, IIsy ee P'''' W B. GILBERT s8Pt.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

TOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE via Nii"-
il PORT and Fall RIyER-Ths splendid aat superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown, Leave. Nss.to
eyery TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud sATuKpAf = We. =
n 10 and the AY STATE Caps Jewett. eafs' Me- tofA
fye-y MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Gio'eiocs
p n from No. ~ R. the BfieEy o0'l 'o1Saos
Eewport eGct way. .,,p
HertLfer will be regarded % ecure2 20 my 'PF
cant until the same shall have keen kald ior' -. ...A
FIcisht ~ Boston IL forwarded through VIII s0- NP
By al IL pres frelsht Tuis. SD Watt
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


=. 1zxzDr ., ,::s: =. . ::: 80; ::
&c A.s s:S 10 eleven i.stI.1 .ssS - -. 80
Ios.s.on S.ss,sa ss1~Assass q ss vssa "A vb
i.snty ua;es AZ Boston
On. 20 sAs~s sessiss nj, the ~'st Ind 81 ps -
I've o. three bottle. vii clear Ii. sys,.n Of lsSa
Two sotsies are warranted 70 sass no v0ss ssaA~ -
rs. ave bottles warranted ~ wont -
'ryyspsl.s
Two so.,les ~. -.rr.s,.d rsaa-s Il he ss ~
your sa sosss warranted 70 cure esrvvs ~ s,aahA
One s0s'e IN cure se.iy .ruptions Of the ss.,
wv Of Asse BOTTLES warranted 70 cure ~ vssa ssss -
Two ot hrss bottle v~nssA 10 IL ssss Sssss-
Five to bottle. Vii s.ss he v.s &C.. q .srsssA
e<ns6. sway. snP,I,saesA tssa the ART Iea, ssSs
kctbios Gsa :. ingsSs.. sss.s Who have !. - 49,
:: The ss s..sss ss s "a n; .s
every hrres in ii. .yse%T 20 = a.sa e. -. ..ye
shoai IT, suiiins some c.'e: bot nss psaI.l ov
thousand sc.t.. Of in Il; vicinity q ss..s. ts.. :.
60, cures ever Nsss.chusssa m sAndr~s
y. "a 1s f ed s' s:Vs r; ~ y
sse.ed to peHse, 't.,s Of sssith Z one so.s
.tsy. cure IL Ii Ss: srcai cs.Th aad dsssss-
some ~he taxa have ben s0.v. for ye. .sa have
sssy bst where there densement Of the functions
n.tsre Nh cause yery fe0nss but nsss BOZ -
Named: they always disappear In from four dys "a veek
Tho, is never h.a ssu from II on the esnsfAy vhen ia
rs /. zone yos viii tee yOarseh IKE new person hsar9
ssue Il the nost sx,nvasan sneoHans Of As svs -
listened to- >,,rnv 80, - 49,
RcxhuTy, M.ss Price 81 ,.vrvrv . -
NhoIessle Agents for New York c. " CLlCkENEhe "a,
No 81 P.rriay.st. CHARLES II. RING No -. brs.wNs
A B. q D SANDS, Ne Ia wLS.n-:t MARsn, 0Ss.ss
WILLS Co, No. IFS FrAnklin-st MeksSSoN nunSLt
L Co. No. rs Msiden-lsnej HAvllANn. hAhRsL =
RISIfY W,rrcr-st; BARNES PARK, No 50 broswys
WARD CLoSy d Co, Madss-snd; Mr~ HAfeS brooayns
and retail By IL Respectable Druggists Arsssssss Ne
UaioA-
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miscellaneous.

DEST HAIR DYR in the WORLD.-This is
I'D strong language yet BoGLE'S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
trseepty prov,d) proven b BY the Indses - Re
late Mechanics Far held in Boston lAnons waon was p
Hayes chemist and State Asssssr who awarded
II he - . - .
The choices, FAIR DYES exhibit al parts Of
the Unon It's ParAl.led supro;y eonssis II: lsiThe
ingredients noGri.ns the E aot destructive, others
Ne 2d-Does s'sn hurt the stin S4-ls eaf-y
piled ard dyrs the Lair color ulret tUa d4lcafe
brown 10 : deep blsck nafEl - % 'rveioas M
Ifsc;ured .c!d and Applied By Il. BOJLE, NJ - Wsh
insfnn-.t BOSTON sold also in this eity by BARNES
PARK y kUsHrON, HE jENAS CLARK l. c., c H.
RING Broadway; A X. 4 D SANDS Fstors.. ". T.
~ARIY Co T. {. WELLS ard b. Gru-sisis ev-EyEA-re
HTDES.-2, 500 Mexican Flint superior quality
Il 4 lAaliI 4 an sg sale b.
sPoFfoRD TILEsToN \ Co,
NO. , Broadway sl.. M0ETisst-
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pt,.rrye TIE Coal RrET AT BAnsADoEs-The
c,o.i,I Cov,ruuert Of Barbados has recently COZ.
,ned 10 remove the coral reef obstructing the enc
go 10 the ca.earage at Bi3getoTn, Barbados.
TTs removal Will be effected by blasting, and no
ao,l will be commenced Immediately.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THREB
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Ths GREAT

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
North and Southwestern States By con-
tnnous Railway This Road also connects Prsbsh
With daily line Of Steamers all In the Western Rivers
aud Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers to AL ports on
the North Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable BY which FREIGHT be forwNdeA 70 and
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FIRsr CLASS Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, )eocent. %
Books Dry Goods lin bozes, bales and uunhh leo a.
Drugs I'm boxes and bslesl. Feathers fur., &C.;
SECOND CLAss.-Do nestle Shesting, shifting aud
lin original bAles) Drugs in essbsl Hard IoeentsY
x,rs Leather lin roll. or Lox.s) Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Pelis, Eastward
THIRD Anylls, Steel Chains lin casks a, cont. y
Hemp Bacon and Pork Sailed Goose OF In sscksl 10 81
Tobacco manu- featured (exespt Cigar or cut, he
FouRTn Class Coffee, Fh,, Bacon, Beef Ard
Pork I'm casks boxes, Esstwndh Lard end SeeoN
Lard OIL, Na.ls, Soda Ash German Clay, Tar, 100 ID.
FLGuR -SI Y Dbl until fnrter notice.
GRaN-5o eents b 100 n until further notice -
CorTos1z y bale exceeding 81 n Weight snti further
notice.
In shipping sny point ofPhsdsphia b. pss
tcuar ~ marx package "Va Penn Railroad All
Goods consigned to the Agents Of this Road Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh, will be forw aided without detention .
FREIGHT AeEsTs-Hsris, Wormlty Co, Memphis Team
r. y. Sass Co.. 81. Louis J. Mtehsh Son, Evsnsvhe
Ind Rumesnil, Ben Co.. and Carter Jewe.t, Louie
yle XIV. B.. C. Meldum Madison, Ind. Spdsnan Brown
and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati " w. Graham Co., ZAnesvne
Ohio Leech Co, No. 81 KAby Boston; Leech Co. No.
2Asor House. NcwYork, No. Wnlsm-st, AID No Bat
teyp.es New YORK. v sneeder Phl.dsil MAJ h'sr'~
Roons Baltimore Geo. {. Fsneisoas, Pittsburgh
II. H. HOUSTON, 0.ners Fret sht Agent, Philadelphia
H.. }. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
her 1856.
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HUDeON RIVER RAILROAD-From Nog.
Isss r., vii l,v, Chamber. - Station 80 i5l
iIple.. 90 n 4a as L Ma lly o,1 ~ s ~
- So a.,s = n anI D u Fof Pee sskll. $50
TIE PousAle I. sing a. Rest,! r c. ~ = w
- a.. r., W., Yofk s-ays Troy a, s. 4, I'D l9. 5
n and q n ard 70; 4eyS , =, ~ aLl - |" "a
80 y = VStN
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prr @ooos.
no TIE LADIES OF NETWORK
nI0HLY ATTRACTIVE eALE

TVO TIE LADIES OF NETWORK
aioHLY ATTRACTIVE sALE
rAs, s4,4,.! .T e sssps
EoUvEsUrEs,
,.,DAL h Sssss n. .s1 fF FmsS6SSarps
SILKS, sHA@Ls aud R detss,,sps
INDIA CAxELs HAIR saAwLs,
VELVET and FUR TRIMMED CLoAxs'
seRTTEs DE- BAL. &c, &c, ke
r,.,.sussG rs1os .c,ed an s and superb .ock Of
SEQ. The above mHse' and erea@.,anses ." h 40 =
~ ,se bss been bas them TO NewfoIs Tor s.e
A~ls In or that cultivated and fohsc1 tses OF lac
x.s.esS i.des would in this eli, their immediate and
30 - r,,s.pt In the Custom House and have been
BY appraisers and other celebrated judges WHO
~ ben called on o i oo1n ,rP'' " d the
The .obcbe hsyios made "rneDt with the owner
., ~. AGAR, hi. spssious wholesale sIcroom. (beng
Ss season the year wmei fo his regular busine's
81 20 assure them that 50 truly beaaf Collection
nd o. art and manufacture has never before been
IlsJ VIII be exposed at private sale and AFTER THURS
deirOus Of making valuable Christmas or New Years
81, ,ssy If eyer eqaAled n..,.,. -. ,..,, ,.e .no
Emporium Of Fashion only in November Their novelty and
s swnei return to Europe at The earliest possible moment.
sb proms distribution 10 the pubcs rendered imperative
n.e I1 siIs 's sSa ats i1 o s5S 81
x.l.rly adorned With Gold Silver and Coral Eabroaere.
ARTICLES ic1!fst r6 a III! ffn.' TOILET.
PERFUMERY,
. WORK-BOXES.
snAs sfhfSDl sh SI !StESci2SSfs and
BERTHES.
CHEMISETTES,
REAL LACE FLOUNCINGS,
Some Of heh eo.t In Paris Thousands fraoes yd
REAL LACE SHAWLS
REAL LACE SCARFs,
siFE sgys
C0IFFCREs
HEAD. DRESSES
As 9pERA cLoAKs,
sUPERBLY ZINE CLOTH CL0AkS,
LONG and SQUARE CASHMERE SBAWLS,
BALL and other EVENING DRESSES.
Very line LADIES' UNDER-CLOTIIING.
Beautiful SATIN TABLE LINEN.
ROSES EEUGENIE
ROBES A LA VICTORIA:
COSTLY FUR-TRlMMED CLOAKS
MANTELETs DHIVE6
MANTELETS DE PRtNTEMP5,
REAL LACE MANTILLAS,
REAL LACE sHAWLS.
svAaed at over thousand d ilTnrlls
TABLE and PARLOR ORNAMENTS.
&c he, &c.
IN net misc. lsneous collection OF
ARTICLES DE NERTU,
impossible 10 rsrticu aIizc in an Advertisement.
Among the rest will be found
TWO EXCEEDINGLY BEAUTIFUL
INDIA CAMELS' HAIR SH A LIS,
RUSSIAN PRINCESS,
Perfect chef d'euvres in manufacture and design.
The herself win be present asset in the sale Of the
Goods
Sale to THURSDAY, December H. at the
GEORGE BULPIN,
No. 3s Broadway.
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NNHE REGULAR MAIL LlnE wa . w NJ.
i TON for BOSTON AM PRO'iDESoE-!-'~-e ''-''
without DELAY change Of cars OF bAsgsss- 49, -. r.
The s,esner. PLi MOI N NJ n ~ connseoo via b.
stonipsion and Providence sni Bo.;on and &
,osS. lsynx Nv ort daily sgndfys eseP'"o' Evn reg
10 Moth Aver sr.t hsr Battery place . I'o<
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tisin " hieb lssv-s Bo.fon st5:S n 4, NJ, w.5o..
lke C. VANDERBILT from EeS-fofA h'nr.y, neue.s
dsy and Friday From stoninston, Iess1.y Isa''y AM
IL. PLYMOUTH ROCK from Hew-igrs 1 ie'a.' Ihf'
dsy and SATURDAY. From >oEiaston' A'-a~H "7--@-'
Friday - o.u-o.1 % p, ~
6e1cs and Botop 10 the Express MAJ iI-s, - - ~ -
- h, hv cher routes aud IN ample tal- of al -r
ay porpis S,, ooanestis. Moth aud East P-ecesef.
tb II r., on boa.I he stsalef enYy age. ss'
ru,i5 b,kt,,. II essre1 tai leave o1oIiAst 4 ~ tes
,I. eeupeeIiSs al Providence With TIE II Ia E'A
for Ees.or. .--. 80 .,.i, q, ,,h
BsI...e Master .c.VnpaHes the steamer AID a '''l''
each Nay. -. .,,,v =, p, u,
. ny p~Sr :, - = : - r. No 10 Battery -pas-.
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A. NJ MERvIS, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. BROTHER d CO.-Trade Sale


~ Rooms, No. IS Parsrow.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec TO- a. 81 o'clock.
BOOKSELLERS sTOCk-Compri-ing = great variety OF
Library copies STANDARD Works branches u
Literature and Sciences and Miscellaneous Publications
Also, sssoTteut Of Classical and School Books IN quag'
titles, &c
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Dec L. at o'clock,
WALL LIABLE ENGLISH BOOkS.-A large collection II
choice English copies Of valuable standard works In H.tor
Biography travels Bellies Lcttre Poetry and illustrated ADD
Iuuaied Books Of Scenery, Costume, Travels kc IN fine
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!aSs SiS, ssSS Commissioner
LIZ Of the State Of New. Yor

THE PEOPLE Of the State OF NOW. IWh, ~
the grace Of free and ndependent: To 81 lssoos In
Cts Of NewYsk deceased CREDITOR lssstees ness OF
Otherwise send You and each q you are hstse ese
County New YORK, HE oacs In the Cay ofNss.
York sixth VI May next 1t eleven O'clock IN the
forenoon that day hen aud there 20 sttsnd The nnl eets-
recount Of proceedings Of PETER sWEEsf.
;or d the god. cts,t.. and credits q q: S.cs.s La
caused hs seal OF office Of ssd Surno-
s.,. 10 be heTsupto sfsed. Witness, ALEXANDRA w
BRADFORD esquire Surrogate Of ssd County q tbs Cfy
Of New fotb the 50th day OF October, IN tbs q
f. our Lord one thousand sight hun1 4 and 6Ny d.
MS iavewW A. W. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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godl, Nr.

II lNDLING WOOD-Best quality Virginia Pms,
IN ,essoutd O.k AL Hisk1ry a. ioEest pa % leIs
pa, yrcn Ply delivered HARRl SOS son ~ ws..
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professional Notices.
paints, Oils, Glass, ST.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning and ma
IL siery burns brightly, doe. not crust the
nil Alec COBuRN PURE TALLOW OIL, Which wll
eu,w.sr sperm stands colder weather AID burns we'll
.n.d shove Barrels. - 70 10 gallons Only As--a JOHN
n QUINCY, No 90 WIhaIn-st-
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NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER

NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER
IN POOL MISUNDERSTANDING LINE This line VIII
b. comprised Of the foowi aud f.telsss chips, VIZ
HENRY CLAY.....l, 500 Ins..Cspt David CAalTlns
ORIENT. 2 900 tups. Capt. George hil
ELLEN AUSTIN...2COO tuns....Cspt. VIM. H. GsrricE
above ships have been recently built and are tue
and substantial in the trade They are eonmnaed oy
srteruen Of experience and ability Their accommodations
re yexy ,uuor and every exerton will b. made promote
the eonfcrt Of pasnses and the convenience OF PPeEi
For freight or passsze apply 70 - =, oo,,
sPOFfORD, TILEsTON Co., No. q Broadway.
Agents II Lseip5c - o,