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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-14
News from south America,

The Portuguese steamer Donna Maria the Second
de JaDeo, Nov. 90 Bahia Nov. 26; Pernambuco, Nov.
%; st. Vincent Dec Z; Madeira. Dec. Is.
The Donna Maria landed SO passengers, who have eight
days deteEton in the Lisbon lazaretto From Rio de
Janeiro learn that the Brazilian government, having
annued the treaty celebrated with Paraguay by the
Rear Admiral Ferrera dOliveira, had invited President
Lopes to send Plenipotentay to Rio de Janeiro which
he agreed to.
The of Buenos Ayres had deca red to the
Bra lillian Envoy that the sailing of Brazilian squadron
up the Uruguay, although allowed, q violation
of the Argentine territory which could not again be
permitted and diplomatic notes had been exchanged
the subject
Pernambuco continued entirely to escape the
Of cholera the port that the epdemic had made its
appearance in the neghboring province Of Alag had
been officially contradcted in the government of
Nov. 20.
More activity prevailed in the import trade in conse-
quence eff the increased arrival of goods Sugars
accommodating in the hands of stoekeepers but prices Of
browns kept up and ESQ to paid for low to
good quality. Whites had declined, and g. TOO was the
last rate paid Change for shipment to Valparaiso
Cotton regular quality 800 up to for very picked
The cholera was considerably decni ng at Rio and the
mortality almost reduced to the usual figure. AT
Campos 1t also better but its effects had been fear
they numbered IO7, out of a small population. Many
Of praiseworthy beneyolence recorded in the
Rio journals.
AT the instance of the imperial government, Lopez,
the President Of Paraguay about to despatch pleni
poIentiafy to Rio.
1t seems that the arrivals and departures Of the Por
tuguse steamers have little influence commercial
transactions. since, by short sighted policy they
regulated to obtain cargo and pass epger, and
to favor the interests Of the mercantile community 10
general In exchanges some csc, 900 done at =
at 90 days. and q at so days; there little more
rmnes since the last packet In consequence OF the
want OF money.
Her Britannia Msjestys ship Inaexibe had arrived al
Pernambuco having ON board Wee Admiral Hope John
stone the comm anoer on the South American station
BE had waited upon the President of the province who
had returned the visit On boa rd the ship.
The imports OF sugars were much larger than was ex
harn fha oh.
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THE ICE IN THE RIVER.
News from Venezuela.
OUR LAGUAYRA CORRESPONDENTS


Cabind Changes-Nc Minister the United &ates-&0e
of the Markets. dc.
In previous letter mentioned that report had got
in circulation with regard to change in the Cabinet of
President Monagas Senior Aanda late Secretary Of the
Interior and Of Foreign Relations has been appointed
Minister to the United States and has already left for his
destination. Senior Oriach, q son-in-law of President
Monagas supersedes Mr. OrandA in the Department of
the Interior Mr. Oriach Is desrous Of the Vice Presi
dency, and it is said that General Monsgas will support
his claims at the next election So you the affairs of
the country will be under the direction and patriotic
care of the dominant family. These the who
vocerated loudly and violently against the admins
tration Of General Paez.
The country is quiet and business ia active par
ticuarly in the produce market. Coffee, no wever.
rves in small lots yet. Fair qualities obtain readily
12hc. l2Ac. OK and hides in good demand at
20c per lb cocoa, S23 per fanego; indigo reals per
lb and cotton l2Ac 13c. per ID. The agricultural
condition has greatly improved and next years produc-
ton will exceed anything this country yielded Its
products will consist OF tobacco Indian corn, hemp
sngar cane, Coffee and manufactures increased
scale.
The islands the rich in guano and every
days Developments of mineral produc and richness
astonishing. Millions and millions of dollars worth
OF guano is TO be found islands.
The bark Paez, from Philadelphia is the only Ameri
can vessel in our harbor. Weather ine and country
healthy.
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anchors fast taken and laid off, 50 q sosusSie her
to keep from driving further ON shore.
Having thus secured her. they set to work at once t.
the cargo which occupied them till O'Clock on
Saturday when they returned arriving here Saturday
night portion Of ths cargo saved BY the Titan, Is
in undamaged condition. and consists Of the following
goods-l7O bales silks 4le chests Of tea t2a bales Of
India mating S7o bales Of casss mats and 21s css Of
miscellaneous goods The value Of that brought By the
Titan estimated at from $50 900 to $4,000 They viii
be stored for the present in tho warehouse of tho under
writer's at the Atlantic docks, Brooklyn.
Before leaving, the Titan placed steam pumps
aboard with which 1t 10 hoped abe may be kept
aaoat and eventually saved should the weather prove
moderate large part Of the cargo being removed
by the wrecking schooner Henry W. johnson, of hun
dred tons, and VIII also be brought to the city.
The Titan left for the wreck last night and it il
peced will be able to tho remainder Of the cargo
the Sngray has not gone to pieces In the ge saved
at all it will be in damaged condition. the water
must have reached ii by this time. We should state
that considerable portion has been landed on the
beach by the wreck master, Mr.. Green.
Tho skip built at Grsenpoint, eighteen months
since, BY Mr. Eckford Webb, s43 tons burthen and
owned BY Messrs Waksman, Dimon k Co. Of this city
and ranked Al.
There b NO truth IN the that another ship had
gone ashore eastwarde the Stnsay was reported in
the HERALD Of yesterday.
The ship Kathsy, Capt. Stoddard, from Shsnghss,
which was reported ashore Romer shoal on the 9Th
nst arrived at thh port yesterday, having sustained
very slight damage Al soon 1t known tina. she
had ashore the steamtug Lsvathan to her
assistance, and sucseeded In getting her o Before this
was accomplished she had discharged lighter loai Of
her cargo The Kathay ninety three days from China
and hAd q cargo of tea, silks, &c., to Goodhus Co.
THE ICE IN THE RIVER.
The recent cold snap has had the effect Of filling the
bay and river with large Of floating ce that i'm
pede navigation not little When the tide is going
out large quantities down the river the docks
on the north side choked up, making it difficult for
the FERRY boats to enter their slips Should heavy
cone now, doubt it would have the effect bridging
the North and East rivers, phenomenon not
once in ten years in this city.
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VESSELS ASHORE ON LONG ISLAND.
THE CLIPPER SHIP sTINGRAY AND PILOT BOAT Il. X.
COLLINS.

COLLINS.
The clipper ship Stingrsy, Capt. Kirby, which went
ashore five miles east Of Fire Island light the night
the 9th inst had not to the last accounts been set
sfaat She at present lying two thoms water at
low tide and Is heading about three points of the shore
Her stern post started and her lower hold has about
thirteen feet of water in it, but with this exception she
sustained very little damage II is feared however
that during the gale which sprung up from the
Saturday. she went pieces, although she very
strongly built. Ire Stinsrey sailed from Canton with
cargo consisting of teas slks, mating &C. valued alto
geher at $500 OO and insured for about $50 0O0 On
the sth inst she arrived of Little Egg Harbor where she
took pilot On the night of the 9th inst she ashore
at the point stated, the pilot having mistaken Fire
Island for the Barnegat light The mistake it appears
caused by thick coating of frost having settled
the lantern, and obscutng the light to render It's
revolving motion imperceptibe. To the same cause
attributed The disaster to the pilot boat E. X Collins of
which full account is given in another place.
The Of the stngay got safe ashore and her cap
ain who confined to his state room when the acci
cent happened, is at present in sayvile small VII
age where bis vessel went ashore. The hands
lodged in the government house. the lighthouse.
The steamtug Ttan Captain Parks, left this port at
O'Clock on Friday, to 60 to her assistance and
alongside the same night about O'Clock. The ahips
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Dec 2B, 1855.
The Peace Negotiations Count Esterhdsy at 81. Peters.
bwe-U -U7nmoa,m or No Utiuatum?-The King Of Prrs-
na-Kars-Opme Pashd-Fanphtet By Napoleon III
Council of Wr at Paris-Nert Campaign-Mssca-
ianeous, dc.
We stl in the MIDST of peace negotiations but wa
are not one Whit wiser than We wers Coun, Estsrhazy
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A " EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF THE VARIOUS
IN grades Of srs nj much less than their marke vsaue
10 cash purchasers Cash advanced Of Havana d.
mestc Or German manufacture, q. CHEEKS, " Broadway
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TnALBERGs CONCERTS.
i srcosp srnIrs.
Pss ice o ss ssns Mr.
when he f HieiiiR oosuskr VII BE- i:ven
saD % rns 81 =, Is.ser,
permits Itself alluoe words 70 he
os Is. pasie bob the Selection o. available
q * q Ss hem Tss
mpsrt every possible selsi % he second serbs. has
sn,s ss hsrn sreve ps9s,n o s .ssa
sr o ma:s oress A. form wScS Justly eaas hem
the srs, Of which vii sle place
a, " s,slSis SAY sSSsIo65s.
To this effect and In addition 10 the talent engaged
r'nsemen' has sfsp snrEf s is,s s pAsonr
Csnssuice d Gamer. TO the kmperor OF Austria
s g NJ sss Who . on who a.s e
Hrn rrnsy Arr,,Eassf y AssH'cA.
has also been engaged T9 4s , VA sP.si'
psy "a s CRANE coscERro IN FLAT
with full orchestral sccomp ailments
~ 80 dong The ss (. y Re DOUBLED bat Mr.
q ep,essns s sense q The pessons favor with which he
BY sddps 70 The musical attractions Of his concerts while
p,b auiy once accomplished there vet remain. apohe on
ran e. ' TAR po Il Of 4. ss
MR. THALBERG
has likewise decided uron giving a number Of
GRA1uITOus MORNTNo CONCERTS
for the public schools trusting that the example be fol-
lowed ny all 81 his brother artists who country
the hest means Of conducting the cultivation Of the
MR. THALRFRG
Acknowledges, nj the time the beraliy with which
Mr.. WILLIAM NIBfsO
b. tered TO asst him In this object by placing At his dis
sal the entire resources of his extensive premises
Az as all the arrangements are ccmpistsi notice viii
y, given Of - -..-.
FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT.
THALBFR0's EIGHTH CONCERT,
Firstappesrance OF
FLENA B'ANGRI
THURSDAY, Nov. Il.
The sale Of win commence on Tuesday, Nov. Is.
rHE SALE;
On Tuesday will he sold the - 20 reserved seats.
ON wednt sday and Thursday the ~ and remaining n 50
IL Tovn 1cke. once. O. Breuspg No. ToI Broadway
awn Town once. Van Norden King IS Wall street
Dvr.IgurEp AUDIENCES AT THE FRAsEi,y Mu
- un lG Grand street every afternoon evening i,
ness the OF Madame wartons roupe az No
del Artes who appear In variety 81 einsi perforrn
snces M b Strap9ers wiz observe tia, this n the oaiv
place where the Model AxIisles srh exhibited -
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w g. MELLoR, AUCTIONEER-BY W. g. MELLOB.-
w. on Thursday Nov ~ A. ipl o'clock ut the furniture
Sarcromn OF Mr. James r. Cook 65 broadway, Bond
street ofthe entire nnhed and unfinished sock all
order of well seasoned materials
ans anted 81 furnace heat and made
pessy tor private sale In broadway viz solid rosewood
Ebony sailt wood walnut mahogany paror, cham
dining, book and library furniture,
ruse@ood SUITS carved and finished 10 the
armos tables Of
ell MINDS cabinets bookcases secretaries &c NC partial
Absorption ~ the stock witch fl5OO will be
rtven IN DAYS The stock v arranged tor exhibit
ton Ladies' and gentlemen Invited To view II.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
s,rtAN ENGINE wANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND
~ At shout Ave horse power for farming purposes
ddrss box 900 Post once with fun particulars and loves
caeh rtice.
HUt KS, HOOPS AND HEADS FOR 1000 LIME BAR.
RES wanted At So Broadway. room n
F.B. De LUNE.
AZ nrTED-lN BRooRLyN, NEAR WALL, STREET
w ferry psror snd bedroom, without board for SINGLE
gentleman Address stating terms, box a3 Post Office NJ
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PABEpNs AMrRIcAH yUsErM.--FIRsT TINE HERE
ID OF the great play Of CAMILLE the Fate Of Coque,
h entirely and cast SURPRISING ali prece.
dent Monday Nov n. 1856 Benefit OF Mr. @. W. Clarke.
the popular and able Din Of TOM 1HCMB
for ihs only, In esnpaent Mr. Clarke This AFTER
and evening, at "a O'clock ~, and also At n, the
the ate OF sCoguete armand, o W. Clarke: ~ rriyoe,
adawsy, Camille Miss Hestayer: Msd Babiilard,
France 1he the characters the Of The company
One Of the great snakes has swallowed eight live pigs aud
rree rahhs another lsrre snake expected daily feed
The HAPPY vAMiLY, LIVING SKELETON. DWARF
LADY &c., all TO be Abundance IS cents, children
upder ten rpnts
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PERSONAL.
Any INFORMATION GIvsN or REBECCA AND
~ Thomas Bunuey, who arrived here from recesershire
HeSdrs sm at m west srosdvss iour door,
~ L. TICKER WILL PLEASE SEND his ADDRESS
". 10 US broadway Immediately
CALIFORNIA -yEssRs q: r. rREaR. JOS. RygR.
~ son add Frank Logan who left san franc.co psf John
y seph Angns ~ for New YORK are requested 70 cad
" MRS. O. or ". wro WAS II TAyLoe'. SALOON
Who formerly resided With n viii add,e note 20 he
broadway Pos, office.
7 J. INVITES AND ExPFcTs ALL BIS FRIENDS TO
-. meethim on Monday morning at II O'Clock At Is Pine
NE OF nAERIsos srs n, sRo oe.
Buffalo and Chicago Post Offices and reply requested
DFRsoNAL-Ep N HAS NOT SENT orr rHE LET
,er and requests J. T. 70 telegraph where an explans
uco-why nocan be sent 10 s1ciest secrecy and VIII be
" -1-- --------------------.---.
uDArrLr MS BONES OVER THE sroSEsr-Ss
body keeps good liquor but -" Is, vs. Is IS ID,
rTnE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED up THE VEIL ON
leave al he door Of se 6sioa Club House q fwen
y fret stree, and Fnh avenue.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
fTuDeor RIVER RAIiRoAD-rRon sovHnssR
III iste The trains VIII leave Chamber. stree, ..s.oa tei
STssg c a ro, sSs ..s mad Ss
sSr srs sns s11 And ~ FOR P,essa ssfs
The Pouehkeepee aipg sins ana Psekskili
stations Passengers 81 Chambers Caaal thrso
s a:y ~ Is sss a. u ss's s.s,
ss6ls andIc. 20 A. E-s 1ds ~ r n
NEW YORK AID HARLEM RAMRoAD.
IN Winter arrangements.
Johannesburg Monday Nov. . 1855 Three daily trains 70
Tsrs n So frcin New York 70 Albany Leave New YerS
follows from station corner 81 White and Centre
A. train for Ab.ny, connecting with h~
Central Rslrosd and NORTHERN trsina
tiO A. ~, msil train running directly through without
,hauFe and connecting II nathan -Four Corners
he Western for Fitsaed. NsN Adams and other
asoP NJ express running dreely through without change
and connecting with Central train = III r. r., for II
est Returning leave Albany.-
SIS NJ, mail train Tor New foyk direct
IQ.yS A. NJ, express without change Of ears
sNF n. expreeQ without change Of cars
ficke he obtaihed and baggage eckcd n ths oce a
he weaern Rsiroad Albany, ~ At white and Centre,
rome Or Twenty sikh srseNs and TovrAs vss~A New
vork. WI !. OhnfBEfxA Sup
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III AURA KEENEs THEATRE,
Ia GA BROADWAY. HoUsroK srKEsr
Miss Laura keene. Sole Lessee and Drecuea
sr fho 1ss Ms s.sss n b1sss
D0ors open % Scesk the ps.ormsaSs VIII commence
is respectfully announced that This temple OF the
s SF ss
i s b n sss and be
eeps;racted Tor t comfort aud men Of every audor
nigh, original comedy acts
expressly for ths ihesre By I'd g. Wilkins author Of MY
YOUNG NEW YORK.
o no ME- FEY q
will be presented an original loca comedy
in three acts founded upon in1dsn,s N real e called
scene-sara:osa and New YORK IimeAusust and sepem-
cHARAorERs
Mr.. Ten per cent, pater taninss retired merchant,
addicted 70 note shaving kite ay ing, anxious to re-
sa w ' I ss ,sPaoS ~ e. Burnett
Mr.. eaophus washir son per cent of hisfA
amer ss az sr1ss
Mr. AIRY FIcb 4 b addiesee 70 rowanelng yul
ansiIs OF h's oM n ana laying the mos pro ound
dielomaust ex musical agent, exjcuraa!si,
Mr. Ness ham crawl addicted 10 Bible Societies red
gous anniy ersaries Christian associations Oxford
spssss Il wall street tree an and tee Sher on
Mr. H%ras Editor Of IL. Daily scorcher addicted to
saying unpleasant things IN the wrong place ~,
sigpor Patriot skiboirini a noble Roman originally
tsm GALWAY Y! mrs, enss at the Italian Opera I'D;
Mrs. len per addic<d fashionable society and
parties q Mrs II. r Grattan
Mise Rose Temper. daughter Of the foregoing
flower just cut of from the bush at spingler In.
siiinte addicted 10 driving three minute horses,
sherry cobblers the Germ ana skibbrni,
Miss Laura Keene
Miss CeIuia sawn from Boston, Massachusetts, high
ly intellectual. sdj.cted IN Ralph WALDO Emerson,
Professor Agsssiz astronomical observations co
mic sections and primary formations. .............
Miss Josephine Manners
Jare domestic. Miss Williams
The ecenery comprises OF the piazza aud the
United Stat HOTEL sprugs tenapt house New
YoII city The editorial Of scorcher the
OF the Acac envy Of Music
I he Orr hesiTa win per during the everng-
New overture, THE somnabuist;f fantasia theme
from Parish az performed the oboe quarle
favore airs from Lucreza Borga; selection from
the OF II Purianin
Conductor ......... ........ Mr. rhos Baker
20 conclude with ety, act, eaitIed
LADIES BEWARE
Sir Charles yxvssour his nephew. Mr. Lnghsm
Matilda WIFE SIR Charles Miss Josephine Manners
Lady Beaurhsmp. ....,..............hrs Graitan
tUf the Boston theatre her second appearance)
Malre DE balet M uocin
MaiTesse ce Ballet. Nine Cectfh
geas Family Circle, % Orchestra stalls 81
esrb Private Boxes, 50 and IS. Boz office from n4
O'Clock
Box MI r. N Garland
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NARs. DwINDLE HAS STILL ON HAND A LARGE
M assortment Of chldren's clothing and emeroldery
Coaks and capes formerly sold $40 sold at S. suits
formerly &C. 81 infants hats caps, &C. proPoronsly
low Ladies, please call a. 500 Broad way up stairs,
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a CADEMy OF MUSIC,
"A Fourteenth street
IfiK Ia GRANGE OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY EvrsIsc, Nov n,
yerdis rrspd opera,
IL TROvATnRE.
Madame DE LA GRANGR 4.
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS.
signori BRIGHOLl.
AMoDIo, and
GAsPARoNI
In The principal
MAJ MArc''es..'..'.. 49,. Conductor
Secured scas 20 cent? extra Amphheaire -
seN,s may be secared al Tho Academy a Hall Sons
No 2a9 broadway,
Doors cpsn Al IN. Opera commences At O'Clock.
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w MElLok EN- ascsos ,, ~. s.is-
rooms Is Is PARK opposite the Asor House pc,
remp,ory sale OF the entire stock Of cabine, furniture oil
paintings French plate mirtors II rosewood piAnoortes
tab linen coun,erpanes, silver plated ware &C ON hand
sold positively without advances
Ten solid parlor suits covered in rich brocs
pfssh and haircoh match; twelve cottage eua
meed chamber richly decorated rosewood mahogany
chamber fun ture. Ia great variety ward
robes bookcases. sdeboArds music stands solid
eak dining room furniture dining tables chairs
lounge beds covered and fancy deanes scat
cottage chairs lounges sofa bedsesds hair mattresses
easy Turkish aud plain rockers paror chairs In krea vAre
~ with large assortment of plain furniture carpe boxing
Gaa4es 100 nj paintings, In rich gilt frames urty
French plate and manel mirrors French china vAse
coffee glass &C. worthy the Auen
sde and others Catalogues Issued on morning
sale Goods packed for shipping The premises
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A PTOMMAS HARP SOIREEg.-LOsT OR STOLEN.-1F
bearing the above tile win bring them TO 2 Sixth
be will be rewarded
EouSD-.A SMALL POODLE DOC, WHICH THE OWN
Address with d. scripion, o. R., Herald Oaice
EoUf D-oPposITE e2s BRO ADwAy. on. sArURDAY
SSs s o ss W nsssse With hair ocse' at
IL inst In the three o'clock Harlem cars between Nee
and horrsana = isdy's blue morocco poremonnale con
's GN s ssn s for s ss e
T osT-H. v. BRANDAU, A NATIVE OF GERMANv, Al
year. Of sse was lass seen on Sunday nigh. noveeer
% Or s G c rem . y ~.
Of his present whereabouts o. fate Address Otto Koehle
81 Chatham street
r ,esT-Sov; Ga sMAlr sCorca TERRIER DOG
same to 70 finh avenue VIII be literally rewarded
I osr.-ss REwARD-oN THURSDAY MORNING.
- between Jersey cny and kehn avenue. l.dy's har
The above reward viii be paid len a. q Leroy street.
r osT.-ruE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
- negotiating check drawn by " rschdcd fp' ssi IS
T osr-A PAIR or GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS AND
Or ss rom The conner y e Eighth avenue and Foar
aud Greenwich avenue A liberal reward win be pah BY
returning the same 70 W. L. No 6s Eighth avenue in he
store.
~. W.
y, ~ kyerdae Wechester county on or about the 18th o
October. small dark brown pony Any return
her above W. r. Sfegnt OF foukers viii
q suitable reward and the thanks OF the owner
NANrfp-ar OWNER FOR rwo Baows HoRsEs
w with long tails brought from board the Isaac New
ton, consigned 10 n II. Winsow I'll called for. They
left stable i6f Washington street. One Of the horses
blind OF one eve III not owned before The Ah they will be
sold to expenses.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHOICE SELECTION OF PRAsDIEs, CHAN.
"A payne, care port sherry and Madeira wines scotch
and Irish whrkey, Jamaica rum Holland gin schietan
rchnapps old Monungahela and Bourhcn wiskeys &c Lon
don and Dublin porter and Scotch for sails UNDER
HILL MAITkhsoN's, No. 40 Broone street, corner Of
Crosby.
IRISH MALT wHIsEFy-Is FUNCTIONS POWER 4
sons celebrated Dublin malt puncheons wises Cork
whskey being last lot ss for sale fptn
United states bonded stores by NJ H. u. eastman, No.
Beaver street
81 xss and 500 Broadway,
OTHERS FOR sAiy,
Fine old vines Aee and PortcYs
Madeira, London xxx brown stout
Sherry, Guinness do. do.
Port, Philadela do do.
eauterne, Muir A Sons Scotch ale.
Clsret Tennents' do
Olive OIL Youngers' do.
Lqueures, Faikirks do.
Hook Asoppe' East India ale
Old hrande. Scotch ans Irish vhskey, Jamaica Hol
land gin and Monongahela whiskey.
es porter and champagne cider, put up for export and
eEGARa.
An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF THE VARIOUS
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M ;. NEiLQK MISUNDERSTANDING
MFLl.OK, on thursday November "a ~ u o'clock,
st the sslesroom, Nos Is and Is Park row, consist
bcespy panofores erceen, and nsh, and fully
rsn,ed by the examined previous SALE the
whch will be positively sold without pay
advsncss Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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A PTOMMAs HARP sOIREEs.-LOsT OR sToLEN-IF
n the boy who employed the bills
bearing the above title win bring them TO 22 Sixth
will be rev
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m DUMMY, 40 fHIRD svEsrS. ma a az.
enih sreetsperislss IN Diseases eenerstlve
urinary organs successful practice mary year. enah.
pr Qumby 70 guarAnsee eura Dr. Qunby monthly psis
nR. LAnnonrp PARIS ARP LONDON MEDICAL
~ Asyser ssd harseSs 0pds-Twenueth ediscn, %
psees w elec,fosyped fustrAuus clcn, a. gives The
sdvsrusea rsmedtes and shsws Ne suseory 81 me ssrs
fsns sno LONDON treatment n sHkcna ispofsncr stro-
lures Eleet 40 He curea d susk 6seasss Il 81 Mercer
,usss Serser e spriss 9poss Mosolas Be'el ron y
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