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NlsI PKirs The vulgar mind !.
not perhaps awerc Of the profound
Specification Of this Latin term, when
used by the legal profession. There
are dozen editions Of book, bear.
ing the name. and i, is the next book
in importance (perhaps) in the Law
yer's Library, to the "Statucs at
Large" We must be candid and
confess. that until this moment we
have been profoundly ignorant Of tho
meaning Of the term. and to satisfy
ourself, have examined the most ven.
cradle authors upon whose calf backs.
we could lay our hand. 1t is not right
when great discovery is made at the
expense Of time, devoted in the res
carch, TINT it should be withheld from
the public. We give hercwith-as
we think it our solemn duty the con-
denced Specification and definition of
the words, "Nisi prius." Law Lat.
or Latin Law" Unless before. "A
Judicial writ by which the Sheriff is
to bring jury to Wcs'minisicr-hall
on a certain day" unless before {"
that day, the Lords justices Of the
king 60 into his county to take as,
sizes.-They there dispose Of the
cause, and thus save expense and
trouble % the parties, jury and wit.
nesses.
The reader may draw his own in
ference, and answer for himself the
question. "How 10 tho name Of
common sense, has this and similar
prcfound phrases, escaped tho wheel
Of progress How is it. that they
have not bccnmashed down to obliv-
ion years ago 2
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Crates, Crates and Stoves.

A NEW supply Of the above for par
"A lor and Office, with and without summer
fronts. Cook Stoves, large and small Egg, Box.
Barrel and Franklin Stoves, for Wood and Coal
assorted sizes, besides the articles which general
~ go with then---such as Coal Hods, Shovel and
longs, &c. Al the Hardware Store Of
Jan.17y. LAKGUIER / LANOUE.
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D,scRErloN rus BETTER Pant or

DISCRETION TuE BETTER Pant or
vALoR.-.During the contest in Nicara-
qua. which has resulted in the cstab.
lishmcnt Of another Republic. the
clergy gave in their most hearty op.
position, for no other reason that we,
can see at this distance. than because
il would seriously interfere with their
wealth and power. Now things have
changed, Of course their opinion Of the
movement has also changed. The
protest Of opposition. to which General
Walker, made pious reply. has already
been published. We give now the
letter Of support and adhesion 10 the
new government, from the same source
Holy VlcARsmrr Of the BIsworrrc Of LION,
LEON, Nov. 20, 1855.
To GEN. WILLIAM WALxEa-My
dear Sir: 1t has been many days
since | had the desire Of complying
with the duty that harmony and friend
ship dictate me, which two things link
the good relations that should always
exist between authorities, and moro 10
between friends 10 consequence now
congratulate your Excell,ncy for the
victory obtained in favor Of liberal
principles, which are those that will
libernte our country and lend her TO
tho emporium Of her welfare. Such
is my persuasion on account Of your
character and your philanthropic sen.
timents. ] congratulate my country.
for she shall now come out Of the ruins
in which she has been sunk for more
than thirty years, and don't doubt that
| shall very soon SEQ the development
Of illustration. commerce and other
arts. May Divine Providence spare
you; and meanwhile. please accept
the considerations Of esteem. and ad-
hesion, with which / subscribe myself,
your attentive friend aud chaplain.
JOSE II. HELDOSIE.
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Ed1Or C0NsH :-As your IN the ouly pa.
per in our city speeia!ly devoted to Theolo.
gy, will you please ten many Of Us, where
our friend Jones q. J. lectures on Mon
day night next He 10 announced for 'the
Christian church." Now, there 10 the Ro-
man Catholic, the Methodist, the Presby.
terrain, the Episcopal and the Campbell
lite Baptists, oil claiming to be christian
ehurche:; to which house shall VIC 90 to
hear J. J. -
II we could, We would unquestiona-
bly, answer Stars" interrogatory.-
He must take things now days by
what they are called. Thus: ifa man
call himself a Christian, no other evil
dence Of the fact is wanted; no will
pass current as such in any honest
community. by keeping the corners Of
his mouth down to tho measure Of
sanctimoniousness and looking like
TINT beautiful picture Of modern pie.
ty-Mr. Aminadab Sleek. II u man
say now that he is friend Of temper
ance. nothing moro is wanted to pass
him. than to keep from falling into tho
gutter at MONDAY. If he will do this,
he may swagger with pothouse politi-
clans and pass current as a model Of
morality.
To ascertain which il the Christian
Church, there is no better way than to
appeal to christians themselves. Let
US take their testimony. Tho Mctho-
Gist branch Of the church North, says
that tho Methodist branch Of the
Church South rs not" the old school
Presbyterians say that the new school
Presbyterians are not; the High Church
Episcopnlians look contemptuously on
the Low church members and regard
them in the category Of the damned
whilst the Catholics come 10 and say,
that all the balance Of the world out
side Of that rickety establishment
must inevitably be cut off, Ay. they
90 farther than this, and declare our
civil law without form and void; that
parties married by the lawfully CON-
missioned j. p. arc not marricd-that
holy water must DO sprinkled on the
ring-that parties must stand pledged
to bring up their children in the bigot-
ry and intolerance of that religion, ETC.,
etc.
As before said, the question Of
Star must be nnswered-let him
take tho testimony Of all christian de.
nominations and he is Immediately led
to our conclusion that none Of them
are the followers of the meek and low
ly Jesus, who came into the world not
to set mankind by the cars. hut unite
them in the bonds Of brotherly love
republican liberty and tolerance. If
a Star" desires to hear j. j. j., on
Monday night. let him do like Mr.
Pickwick and his friend Wrinkle, "fol-
low the crowd"
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KNucKLEs AND FIsricurrs.-The
following, which we take from ono Of
tho New York Sunday journals, seems
to apply with still stronger force to
this meridian than to Gotham "We
wonder If it would be possible for US
to enjoy ono week without q disturb
ancc created in some public place.
some outrage committed upon a pri.
vate citizen by the men whose names
figure conspicuously as suckers" and
ARTISTS" and who are bound over 50
often to keep the peace that they can.
not keep tho pieces Of their broken
pledges, and nobody expects it p? In
sober truth, these creatures seem to
be petted favorites Of the law. They
do as they please. They insult whom
they please. They maltrcat whom
they please. They persue illegal oc-
equations. and they openly avow it.
They carry dangerous weapons, and
they boast Of it. Arrest them to-day
and you meet them in broadway to
morrow. Send then to prison to. NOR
row, and the next day Tammanv Hall
will elect them as administration dele
gates to nominating convention. or
tho custom house will beg them 10 &C.
cept nothing to do and handsome
salary, or n newly elected commiss-
ioncr will appoint them. in spite Of
even show Of delicacy, to posts Of
confidence and cmolument that we'll
esteemed citizens might beg for in vain
till dooms-day.
Do not talk to us any more about
tho value Of brains; it is muscle that
carries tho day. Honor is obsolete
Honesty is Inferred and forgottcn.-
Learning is voted bore. Wisdom
wears the cap and bells. It's your
man who can hit" the hardest, that
stands frmest now in the community.
It's the man who can put his fist.
lot to n note of hand with a flattcring
consciousness that anybody will accept
it for cash, but to any gentleman who
may venture to vote on the other side,
or any gentleman who may chance to
have an opinion Of his own that he
does not care to throw away on u grace
less BLACKBOARD.
ut will not do to boast Of our in
dependence in this city. We havn't
got any. We dare not own or exer-
else any. You cannot be certain Of
finding your way horne unless able to
hire body guard, or disposed to car
ry arms for your protection. There's
u power in our midst that laughs at
all laws, mocks at all restraints, dciies
both God and man, practices boldly
obscenity and vice. and metamorphos.
cs crime itself into an attractive phase
Of romantic heroism. 1t is the power,
not Of the bone and sinew," would
that it werc!) but Of the knucklcs and
iisticuiis. 1t is the order Of the knock.
down-and-drag out-alI- you don't like
fraternity. 1t is the oligarchy Of the
brutes who hold that might" makes
right" and who supported by the
miserable demagogues Of the time
slime their way into every place Of
public interest, make out tickets, elect
our magistrates. suborn the police,
drive honest men away from tho polls,
defend and patronize all the running
sores upon our body polite, and set n
most pernicious example for the imi.
tation Of those who know no better,
and so deem it more glorious to do
worse"
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To sport m e n.

A FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
"A Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns. Be-.
SIDES, Game Bags, Powder Horns, Patent WaddinR.
Foiled Lined and Central Fire Caps; Wad Cut.
trs; Gun Tubes, and every thing else connected
in that line, At LAKGUIER h LANOUE,
iu;;17-y. Cor. Lafayette and Florida ats
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T9e Gully Gon1et.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::JAN. 10, 1855.

CANDIDArEl FOR DooRxErrEn.-
Tho following notice comes to US
through tho Post.ofice: Ed. Comet:
You will please announce b. 9. JONES,
A. candidate for Doorkeepcr Of the
House. MANY VoTERs.
The above is evidently an unjust
and slsnderous hoax. II is published
merely a. an evidence Of human de.
pravity.
The author, makes vain effort
at witicism in this matter, and sends
it to the Comet. thinking, no doubt to
victimize US. Here, by way Of paren-
thasis. wo may as we'll say, for the
benefit Of society at large. that in the
past, it h6 been our constant aim
to place before the people in the
columns Of this nothing but
the truth. and by this means mako
our paper the standard Of vcracity.-
Notwithstanding this, we have been
imposed upon (as where is the man
who HASN'T and tho charge Of "lcvi-
ty" has been brought against u.s. We
have a contrite heart and wcap to
think Of it. Lot US ask tho gentle.
tho indulgent, the kind and discrimin-
ating reader-who has travelled with
Us now, four years. through all kind
Of excitements, (epidemics included)
il the charge is JUST Is this tho re-
ward that -oue should have, who has
grown grey in the persuit Of truth
who has worn his brooches thread.
bear going to the bottom Of the we'll
and ploughinss through mountains Of
error to discover and bring to light
tho shadow Of naked fact =! No just
man. or impartial woman can think
80. Why then should we be imposed
upon' Why then should (as in this
last instance) Many Voters desire this
paper TO DO tho means Of bringing
Joncs-General Bottle G. into disre.
pute? A personal attact on the re-
putation Of a gentleman who has done
the country 50 much service, in the
forum rs we'll as the field, should be
settled by personal affair. General
Jones will be ut tho Capital during
the session and the cowardly individ-
ual. who makes this midnight assas-
sain on his reputation will be terrified
out. All We have to say about it, is.
that it will afford US pleasure to chron-
icle his fall from the sword of meri.
tied chastiscment, and We shall do our
best to damn him into unenviable on
toriety, by an obituary notice.
>ssOse~
NJ Capt J. A. CorToN, of the G..
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TO PLANTERS.


HALDS PLOUGHS, Nos. / to 3 with
IL and without Cutters, :
Assorted Nos. Of Subsoil
and Flukes,
Kings Ploughs-retended bars, Nos. )
TOD,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
On, Log, Back and Trace Chains,
Ames 4 Bowland's best Spades ant
Shovels,
Hoes-cast steel and forged, from 8 in.
to 10 in. blade,
Blind brides and Cart saddles,
Collars and Hames, for mules anc
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns
Besides any other article generally tount
in well assorted Hardware store.
ianisdyl .ARGUIER 4 LANOUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida SIS.
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Garguifr 4 Ganonf.
LATE ARRIVALS OF
1856. HARDWARE! 1856.

THE undersigned have on hand and
are daily receiving per steamers and sailing
vessels, direct from the Manufactures, n general
assortment Of Domestic and Foreign
Hard " ares which they offer at prices not "
be pSDxHsoip. LARoUiwR 4 LANoUK,
jan.I7-y. Cor. Lafayette and florids SITS.
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steam PaCkinKl

NUTTA Percha Steam Packing
~ kentucky and Cotton packing Gasket pa
per and Navy Oskur Steam Bibs, Furnished and
Polished Steam Stops and Guage Cocks; Brass
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron or cop.
per pipes, always on hand At
ian.l7.y. LARGUIER / LANOUE
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g Capt J. A. CorroN, Of the G.
d. JR., has our standing thanks for
favors. Our standing thanks, were by
accident. Knocked into pi last week,
which accounts for the seeming neg.
liQence on our part.
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Ii Qenco on our part.

Low Epp OF PArRloTIsM.-The
New Orleans city council at its last
melting. refused to make an appropri-
alton to pay for gun-powder to fire
salutes on the 9Th Of January and ODD
of February Very good principal
those who I'd AXE the noise should pay
for it.
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WILL be offered at public sale on fese7h
w SATURDAY. the I'd day Of POI
February, 1859, (if not before dis ILL.,
posed off at private sale) a valuable lot and
all the mrrovements--it is well adapted
for business stand or a private residence,
Lafayette street, between Florida and Con-
vention xEeets. The terms are very liber-
al. For further. particulars, apply at the
SheriFs Office. Janis II. V. BAnrs.
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A VERY large and fine Music Box, for
n sale. Sufficiently loud to play for
Cotillion party, in the private parlor, at
lsnl7-y. InEo 'oLhMANN,
Harvey House Ba.ement
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Cuff Pins.

4 VERY fine assortment at moderate
"A prices. THO. GOLDMAN.
OOLD, SILVER 4 GERMAN SILVER
VI Spectacles.-A very large assortment,
pure Crystal, at Tngo. GOLDMAN.
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Sheet Zinc, Lead, &c.
oS00 LBS, Sheet Zinc and Lead,
AOVV Pig and Bar Lead, Block Tin, Brass
Solder, Soldering Irons, At the Hardware Store o:
Jsn.l7-y. LARGU1ER h LANOUE.
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Valuable Property ae Auction.
WILL BE SOLD st public auction, on.
W Saturday shs cad Of February ~exs 1856
In front Of the Court House door, in this
city, 1t II o'clock 4. NJ, the following val.
liable property, part Of the estate Of the
late Constance Tsrnoir, deceased:
kG%:: negro Ss, S xo%S:"; 'ssd . year:
James, negro msn, ~ 40 -"
Jaques, SO
Charlotte, negro woman, Il So
Lots =, 9, Q and 10 in plat B. Of Beaurs-
gard Town. fronting the river. A full plan
will be exhibited on day Of sale.
CoNpiTIoNs.-One-fo fourth cash, tho bal.
ancs at six, twelve and eighteen months
credit, with notes endorsed and mortgage
retained. L. T.. POWERS h Co.
janl0wts Auctioneers.
% Gazette copy until day Of sale.
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&fw A)ufrtiselmtnts.


oouthsrn Mutual Insurance Co.
THE SUBSCRIBERS t. the Stock Of
i the Sourxxxx MuruAL Insurance.
Co, Of BATox Rouox, are requested "a
meet at the Office Of tho Louisiana State
Bank, on Monday next the 2ist inst, at IL
o'clock A. H., for the purpose Of elscting .
Board Of Directors and Trustees. jsni6.td.
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LN0R LIyRRPO0I.-UEITED STATES MAIL STEAM
shp ERICSSON I0wber commander, will depart with the
United states 2, mails fo Europe posivesy on SATURDAY
August at O'clock NJ from her berth, the foot o. CANAL
street Notce-The steaers Of this line have dght
and TO AVOID danger from ice will not
ro mesnt Or having anequAed accommodation for
p 49, MT E6W. Ks< nOLLINs Sc Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be board at II O'Clock A.
All letters must pass through the Post Office others viii
be returned
The steamship Atlantic Oliver Edridge WIN succeed the
Ericsson and sail Saturday August Is ko.ceThe
OF freight from Liverpool 10 New York reduced "a per
ton measurement until further notice.
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scososr or ~ gvkfyALLxp
81 OF much lgas - orr
s2 Of whale oil SO Of sperm OIL and SD o butniug aud
IL al the srRfnd button inciuf ing cam
phs ne sat srvie oil lamps wihou, hs usual tenlencyl
y" kKRoszNy LyBRiCATTse AND RtSvAcIR on.
Tie edecl Of his ell ON machinery u 0snd 10 5e perfectly
r,ao,cs he cssed b the 81 impure
o wears equal TIE beet oil ard does MT a,
Tow tar,reraurn For tn1ncc snra sgnsl sni b,,vsnt
lanterns his al i unsirpsesed Will Nf-. r., fwo ~ ~
without rurrtng o. cfCssas 80 vckc srest leFsgnr
r. fmsSeV-Asi sives EvN e1rsl ~ Tie best ssr n
n : - tuyr 4 N ~ The scsr sn. had iarnga
Tfe rlp~f5n cfeugres-- ssn chtat tra a. s1f9 eAs -
y eftf.esr'v teHe3 - % 4.as t ns aa -
ctye X A"e, ~ &c. Z .IeaNt @a " - ~, T.. a
k,atns ,sr
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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.

EDW1RD <. ColEiSg, Nc. S Wan .srest.NY
BROWM SHELLEY 4 co, Liverpool.
oTEPHKh KENNARD CO., n AUSTIN Friars, LondOa.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Pss
The owners OF these ships VIII be accountable for god
silver bullion specie ewery precious metals
less bulls Of adng gneA Hsrssr. ed ths here
expressed therein.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UHTrxD STATES
i mail seAmers-rho ships omprisinQ M ma Aro:--
The AT{ANTfc Capt Oliver Efdrdss.

xu6 AUHIAIIO, VAPT Jdknts We5C
These stps having beon buAt By contract expreay h~ he
government service has been kou In their
sructo0 - also IN their engines 70 tn8rc strength and
psed and their accommodations Cor passengers ere unequal
I'D for elegance and comfort s' 9TfT
Price passage from New York 70 Liverpool caot
N0; second DO SIS Exclusive OF extra sra state
neaa An experienced surgeon attached each ship. No
bers can be secured until paid The slps Of
have improved wafer tight bukheads and avoid danger
After ihe III OF August
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MO WOMAN CAN BE UGLY WHO HAS FrNH TsETH
IN o. , Rosseaul Beautiful and uscfu' sets Of teeth
made " The best manner with without extracting che rq
W rr. NArOHEoN rRETEhRE, ~ Br9S1Nay, prcss
~ sesAs.
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ttrrto WANTS A GOOD BusINEss'-oNF or rHE
w oe AID besi paying manuaci nrng conecuoner"s ~
n..sl iap owner haAas lately los hs vie, App'g ~ lu
S--4..i sp4s,
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VNINTS.-JUST ARRIVED AND NOW DISCHARGING
w per Mary Ogden from HsXfe and Charles Tote from
Bordeaux quantity of superior s. Dorodo champagne
low and middle priced clareis and casks which
offer 70 the trade able terms SCHSfTzsPAHN
POWER, 80 Beaver street New York. sole agents Zoe Is.
Dorlodot, Rheims and e.. Pareler a Co.. bordeaux
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RIO LIQUOR DEALERs-A YOUNG MARRIED MAN
wants situation 10 take charge Of LIQUOR store; per
fecv understands the BUSINESS would prefer place vita
room live IN. Apply in the liquor store on me corner o.
Tirst and Sixth street.
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BAKERY FOR SALE.-FIRST CLASS, SITUATED IN
Id one of the thoroughares in Brooklyn doing cash
trade of about twenty thousand dollars per annun and IN an
improving neghborlood business man that command
capital viii find opportunity seldom be with
Letters addressed T. w. Post ONCE, Brooklyn will meet with
pron attention.
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A FLOUR AND FEED BUSINESS FOR SALE CHEAP
IA good chance for business with small capital 10
money The stock of hay and feed hand is small To
be sold with horses and two wagons harness.
bags The doing first class business Inquire
Isl Sold account of the owner going In the
country.
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SUMMER REsORT0.
TyIIYFwoOD GROVE, AT CLIFTw0OD, 0PPOSr7A
~ Keypor ready for pic mic partes On the shorc
OF Raran bay and surrounds lake OF about twelve
Applications ahould be made early 70 I. v. ARR0WSMITH
anu ? . sIoox-
T ERoY HOUSE, NEW RoCHEI.LE, WESTMINSTER
L. Co-This pleasant with \ grove and
tons families home Persons desiring board
apply 70 GEo. n osBoKNk PROPRIETOR.
CEA BATHING = THE ALI.E6HANY HOUSE. AT
OF visters 8 per week dsy steamers ana
stages the above place direct from New York
JOSEPH d. WARDELL SON. Proprieso~sL
BILLIARDS..
DITIrARDS-A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Bill.
ID Hard tables with marble slate wooden beds Tor sale
per cheaper has be purchased elsewhere Three
LEoNARD 4 BENJAMIN. 80 Broadway.
ID cushion Tor bisrd tables, which be initiated
Infringement square edged easily made, and VIII
always remain Will treat with responsible party
FOE the puFoha Of bali the right oipaen Tor which
ON the point OF applying. WIN. u, CARPENFER,
lO2 Nassau street, New York No. 4
L,OR sALE--ONE or BAssfORDS PATENT BIZ
hard tables IN excellent order, thng complete Will
cheap account Of the leaving lot Europe
Address A. b. Herald Office
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION
cushions, patented February 10, IniS 1r sale only a =
Chambers street up slaAr The continuation cushion.
cd tabiea nlCHAfL fHkLAF- Faisatee.
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TSOR sALF-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ALL FUR
nshed complete and containing six sleeping rooms, par
u dining room kitchen and pantry with brick floor; well
ihs door large new barn and cArrage
ad horses cows abundance Of poultry with thirty acres
81 land high of cultivation; the crops all In one
srchsrd young peach orchard with shade
ses rut and shrubbery. The above property y situated
sod cheap. Inquire Mr.. LAMB Howard Hotel ~ T.;
q Mr. Degraw MANSON House, Railway depot n. J.
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ITO TIHsMITHs AND HARDWARE DEAlFRs-FOR
the lease nearly four years 20 rum or pudnss sos
IN Inc rear Also the business stock tools and xtres OF
tin and shop No, 80 West Br0adwaJ inquire % oho
q DAVIS. on the premises
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WINES AND LIQUORA

TyAMIIIEs SUPPLIED WITH FOREIGN WINES AND
IL spirits pure imported, denijohns and bottles
wholesale prices single bottle sent a. sample Also kng
pures and best adapted for piok
Ing be had London porter Scotch and India pate
ales, in pints and quarts. imported.
CUMMINGS DIXON, SO Beaver street.
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r AND ron SALOON TIE HIGHLANDS OF NAVE
IL NIX twenty-five miles from New YORK city. For gen
emap residence hotel no locality can present
caer beauty and grandeur OF scenery From
die summit The lofty III may be seen MAGNIFICENT PIANO
with view Of he coast for many niles and an Immense
m ,he OCEAN with the vessels passing In AMI ont Of
New yoik harbor For cunning bathing sailing and fishing
The locality IL unsurpassed -Four steamers run daily For
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

BAKERY FOR SAIE-CHEAP, IN BROOKLYN;
ID together with horse and wagon, and fixtures
peie would first place for German. Apply at 50
Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. HUGH BELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
l. mail steamships
Chief cabin passage $3.50
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. -