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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

DECIMAL CURRENCY IN ENGLAND.-Decimal
currency is to be introduced into Great Britain.
The pound will be retained as the unit, and
divided into one thousand parts; the half
crown will be abolished-the shilling fifty, the
sixpence twenty five, and a new coin will be
introduced repr esenting FIVE farthings, while
the present farthing will be DEPRECATED one
twenty fifth in value that is, there will be a
thousand to the pound sterling, instead of
nine hunered and sixty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
UAoUkRREOrYPIsG ny A LADY.

MRS. A. G. REDMOND HAVING ADDED
WI to her new rooms Q beautiful Skylight, and
engaged an Assistant Operator Zone Of the best In
the District) she Intends TO have her Pictures
ercelled, II equaued, In the United States. PIC
TURES pm up IN Embossed Cases for Ftffy
CsnfS, such as are usually sold elsewhere for one
dollar.
Particular attention paid TO Copying Deguerre-
otypes, OIL Paintings, &C, &c.
Mrs. X solicits the patronage OF the Ladies par
ticulariy.
III Room.-iOl Seventh street, west side, be-
tween II and l. ian 9I-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

RRfURxED.-0ur esteemed fellow citizen,
Jos. c. Ct. Kennedy, returned from Europe in
the last steamer. We are indebted to him for
late Paris newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
GOOD INVESTMENT.

VIE HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ing Bonds and other Securities, which will
yield the holder ten to twelve per cent. on the In
vestment, viz:
Orange and Alexandria Rail Bonds
Virginia and Tennessee do
Illinois Internal Impt Bonds OF lSi7.
The above securities are unquestionably safe.
SWEENY, RlITENHOUSE, FAINT & CO.,
Jan 24-lm Bankers, $50 Pa avenue.
A LUNATlC.-TRUE DE MOTT, A
IN Lunatic, with sandy hair and norid complex
ion, escaped from his home and friends in the
town OF Elery, N. Y, some time since, and, II Is
thought will endeavor TO make his way Ia Wash
ington. His relatives are most anxious TO obtain
information where he is, and any one who may
hear of him will be suitably rewarded for drop
ping line to the editor Of the Star.
| ian 13-n
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.g The principal witness against the Gin
cinnatl Irish fllibusters was shot at in the
streets OF that city, on Tuesday, the ball pass
ing through the rim of his hat. He had been
forwarned Of his danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

r. The City Council Of Cincinnati has ex.
PEELED reporter for refusing to apologize. for
having said that one of the members was a
harmless and useless gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
CALL MMEDIATELY!
A Beck worth SI.25 for One Dollar!


Beck worth S1.29 Tor one Deliar!
AND PRESENT.
Worth from IS cents 90 One Hundred Dollars [!
AT THE STORE OF THE WASHINGTON
N Book Company, under Derter's Hotel.
Just received
Mimic Life, Alone, Widow Bedott Papers
Juno Clifford, Female Life Among the Mormons
Miss Bunkley's Book, Young Ladies' Book
Pbenixiana, Kate Nistcn
Abbott's Napoleon, . vols
Macaulay's History England, vols
Len Years Among the Mall Bags
And 10, 600 other good Books, too numerous 10
designate In a catalogue
Tie Iasf tcesk Of fhs Sale unless a speaker il
elected In Congress
Call and examine our IMMENSE STOCK and
Judge for Yourselves Remember the last chance
Positively the last See Red Flag.
ian
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EXYRA HEAVY PLATED
TEA GETA CASTl

EXTRA HEAVY PLATED
IL TEA SETS, CASTORS
CAKE BASKETS, &C.
We invite atte1tion to our assortment of the
above Goods, all OF the best quality and newest
styles.
Also, very superior ALBATA FORKS, La
DIES, SPOONS, &c.
These goods are all gotten up In so close an i'm
tation Of silver to defy the strctest scrutiny.
NJ. w GAIT e. BRO,
3A Pa avenue betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

CHEAP READrss.-Our friend Roberts, S27
Seventh street, is selling second hand novels
for st cents. Who has got ftp?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
INsTRUCrIORIN DANCING

MONS. J. COCHEU BEES LEAVE TO IN
ISl form the citizens Of Washington, George
town, and vicinity that bis second quarter will
commence on the 18th instant. Those who are
DESTROYS OF favoring him with theiI patronage are
they may be prepared to participate In his next
May Festival, on which occasion he intends in
Producing las an addition TO those already intro
duced by him) several new and characteristic
dances.
p. S.-Mons. c. being free from any engage
ment every morning during the season Except
Saturday, offers his services to ladies and gentle
men DESTROYS Of receiving private instruction at
their Tssideace.
Orders left at the Music Stores Of Mr.. Zantzin-
ger or Mr.. Davis will be thankfully attended TO.
Jan 23-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

KILL OR CURE.-A doctor was employed by
poor man to attend his wife, who was dan
gerossly ILL., The doctor gave him a hint that
he had fears Of not being paid.
81 have five pounds, said the man to the
doctor, =" and If you kill or cure you shall have
the money"
The woman died in the Doctors hand; after
a reasonable time he called for his Eve poundnl
The man asked the doctor if he killed his
wife? sf
"No.n . f.r
Did you cure herr"
"No" ..
. "Then," said the poor man, "you have NO
legal demand -"
And the man of physic went his way sorely
vexed.
PIeUs SERVANT GIRL.-A family in New
Jerscyville, employed girl to do the house.
work. The mistress Of the house observing
that her new 'help" was much addicted to
Methodist hymns, asked her if she belonged t.
that church.
No." she replied, "not exactly member
put Z have been tuck in on suspicion"
fonation, you mean %
40 NO, don't lin sharp accent, and with 9
4ogma.lcai manner,l I know what you mean
was TUCK In on Suspicion >"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

IL Assnrs soR THE sTAR.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication OF advertisements In tn. STAR:
PhiiadsIpkia-V. b PALMER, northwest cor
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut streets
NsU York-s. ID. PETTINsILL e Co, Nassau
street.
BOsto~-V. b. PALMsR, Scollay's Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

SMITnSONIAN IECTURES-Prof.
~ &C. FELTON,, OF Harvard University,
will, THIS (Friday) EVENING, deliver a lee
tue on "Greecsn
Lectures commence at 8 O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
ian 2S-1f
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
MONTGOMERY GUARDS

WILL BIZ GIvKN AT
THE WASHINGTONAS ASSEMBLY ROOMS
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. Ath, 1856.
THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS beg leave
Il TO inform their friends, civil and military,
that they will give their fourth annual Ball on
MONDAY EVENING February 4th, 1855. In
making Bthis announcement the Guards pledge
themselves that no pains will be spared TO
make this as agreeable as any they have hereto
fore given.
Refreshments and Supper will be served by an
experienced caterer.
A most excellent band Of music is selected for
the occasion.
No hats or caps to be worn in the ball room ex-
cept by the military.
COMMITTEE Of Arrdagemsnfs
Capt Key, Corpl Mill, Priv McNichoi,
Sgt Burk, 1t Relleher, Priv Lery,
Sgt Muny, Priv Jirdin, QrM Maher
Ensign Wall Priv McCanfey
ian 25-dtb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

IL Advertisements should be handed In by
10 O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

I~FOURTH WARD ELECTION NO
M TlCE.-Notice IL hereby given tnat
special election will be held at the City Hall, OF
i THURSDAY, the 3lst day Of January, 1856 10
one member Of the Board Of Common Council, Il
all vacancy caused by the resignation OF A
The polls WILDE opened at 10 o'clock a. m. and
| closed at O'Clock p. m.
/ N. ID. LARNER,
4 WIN. LORD,
naa-s. Commissioner
LECTURE!-DR LYDIA SAVER
will, on SATURDAY EVENING, lee
ture at Temperance Hall.
Subject "Fashion as sntagonistic TO Moral
and Physical HEALTH
Tickets IS cents-for sale at the counting room
Of the Evening Star, and at the Bookstore or Col
Joe Shillington, corner Pa. avenue and 81.
The lecture VIII commence att O'Clock.
Jan 24-3t
|~"REMEMBER THE TEA POT."-
~ Mrs. Smith set her Tea Pot on the range
stand the nre," TIL she saw II vss. She screamed
as II disappeared, and fell back In commissions.
Every remedy was administered, but nothing
would restore her. At last her husband said he
would call on FRANCIS, Seventh street, and buy
her one Of his FIRE PROOF TEA POTS, when
she was observed to smile. In the morning AFTER
starting away, Mr.. Smith looked back and saw
tened sa Ma. 10 , tSe asor won ne Ms
Dear, remember the Tea Pot.n ian II
II OAT-ON THE gath instant, On the Av-
Il enue, between l4th and 10th streets, q child's
Gold Ring, with the initials Of &C ID - The fnd-
er, by leaving 1t at this Office will be rewarded.
Jan 25-3
II OST.-NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IL that Certificate of Stock No % for FIVE shares
In Union Building Association, Georgetown, In
the hands Of John Paxton, has been lost, and that
. new certificate has been applied for
jan IS -3s JOHN PAXTON.
ID ELiEF FOR THE POOR AM RE
H falling SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, N EAL,
FLOUR AND MOLASSES al cost for cash
JOS w. DAVIS,
1t* Corner Ninth and r. streets.
rLOCks, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
~ GOLD WATCHES from S2] 10 $3.50
SILVER WATCHES from s. 10 S35
CLOCKS from 81 Is to SIS
Watches and Jewelry at wholesale and retail,
at J. ROBINSON'S,
3i9 Pa. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
N, B.-Cash advances on Watches TO be sold al
Auction ian 25-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

UNION CHOIR ASSOCIATION
- The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Directors will be held FRIDAY ITO
morrow EVENING, at the residence Of T. J.
Magluder, AZ street, at O'Clock
fuu and punctual attendance Of the members
Is very desirable, business pertaining TO the
National Musical Convention ito take place on
the 18th pf0rimo) will be considered.
The regular rehearsal for the month Of January
Will take place at Temperance Hall On MONDAY
EVENING next, the 18th instant, at O'Clock. >
jan24-3t THOS. J. LLOYD. Sec.
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THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
AA will meet TO MORROW at the Smith
sonian, at IL m.
Mr.. Il. Richards will read paper: subject
"Faults incident to the Teacher In the school
ROOM X. L. TAYLOR, Sec.
jan 25-1t* =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS
Ivl and strangers wishing to supply themselves
with superior garments, made to order, invited
TO examine our superior assortment OF Doeskins,
Cloths, Csssimeres, silk, satin and Velvet Vest
ings, all Of which has been selected with an espe-
cial view to the wants OF our customers, while b
we viii make to measure In a manner inferior to
none, at much cheaper rates than the usual city
prices. WALL q STEPHENS,
3l2 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Also, 39i Pa. avenue I'D door east OF the National
Hotel. ian "a
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NOTICE OF FOsrPONKMEN1.

NOTICE OF fOsTPONKMENE.
" l. ARECONPELLED TO ANNOUNCES
w 10 the subscribers 10 the PRIZE I'M
BROIDERI RATTLE, that we shall have 10
postpone the drawing for q few days, on scccunt
Of there being still 3 number Of chances not vet
taken. Those persons wishing TO subscribe Will
oblige us by giving Us their names early, as we
do not wish to delay the drawing any longer than
we can help. We will state the day for drawing
In future advertisement.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
jan Ii Cor. Penn. avenue and Ninth street
MO Tic EVE SINCERELY TENDER
v our thanks 10 all those OF customers who
have in accordance with the notice of the issue Of
our bills, called and paid at orr desk their
sPeetive amounts. Those who still o.
respectfully urged TO settle up their bills without
waiting To be called, on, which may be disscIee-
able. All are aware, from the heading Of their
bills, Of the terms on which they made their puT-
chases. CLAGETT, DODSON a. CO
jan 2l-llt
NANAL BOAT FOR SALE.-THE FINE
" Canal Boat "Isaac Long, "4>pr--rTTT5-<
about l20 tons burthen, will be 16EeS
sold on favorable terms. Apply 20 6rORGT
WATERS, corner OF High and Water streets.
Georgetown. ian 2l-Iw
NOTWITHSTANDIN THE UMPIRE.
IN cedented great rush at our store during last
week we have a few more fine Fancy Coods
Toys, Work Boxes, Books, Gard Cases &C len
which we are determined 10 run of AT our usual
low rates. JOHN r. ELLIS,
No. aS IA. avenue, near 10th street
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naExs AND CLeAk MAKING.
PINE WOOD ONLY IS

ONR OR TWO HUNDRED CORDS BEsT
" quality PINE WOOD, well seasoned, will
be delivered az Eve dollars per cord. shares IN
proportion. Apply At the Yards, corner sth ano
H streets and foot Of 18th street, opposite WASH
ington Monument. jan 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

NOTlCE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
cautioned against purchasing note given by
William v H. Brown, and the undersigned TO
franklin Skinner, bearing date 18th Of February,
1855, for the sum OF five hundred dollars and pay
able twelve months after date Said note having
been dramatically obtained, neither said Brown or
myself will pay the same.
GEO. w BOARDMAN.
jan 23-1aw3w*
NOTiCE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
tofore exist ny between the subscribers, In the
Coal and Wood business, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent.
w +. WATERS,
MARY l.. WATERS.
Having been authorized to settle the affairs Of
the above frm all persons having claims can pre-
sent the same to me- All debts due the same are
to be paid to me, or my authorized agent only.
u. h. WARD,
ian 21-eo3w Corner Of and 18th streets.
OPERA GLASS ES-The largest and cheap
~ est assortment I'm the city al
JOHN r. ELLIS,
/, aos Pa. avenue, between 9th aud leth SITS.
dec ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

Elected.-A reliable friend at jackson,
Mississippi, telegraphs us from that city under
date of yesterday, that the Hon Jefferson
Davis was, on that day, duly elected to the
United States Senate by ffty-eight majority,
to take his seat on the 4th of March, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-25

VNHE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY Toy'
l. get the new publications, My Mar Am, A. .
gyle Sehottisch, Crazy Maiden Scholiiseh, and
The Waic hmanis al ELIIS'-
Music store, 800 between 9Th and Ion SITS
Jan Ia
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OPERA GLASSES.

I ErrER, car, AND WRAPPING Pa
L. PePs at EII.Isbs
dec 81 mn Pa avenue
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lllsTOLs.-A NEW ARTICLE WITHRF
Il VOLvING HAMMERS Just received ana
FOR sale by CAMPBELL a. COYLE
ian Is 1--WE No 35l Penna ,va,ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

SUPPORTING THE PREsiDENT.--When Captain
John Tyler had vetoed the second bank bill of
MIR. Clay the question was put to an old demo-
ratio Senator, "What shall we do for Mr.
Tyler--deserted by his party, he will need our
support?' ado for hirn-why, sir, we must sup
port him to the end of his term against the
whigs.n "But what shall we do at Balti-
moreF "Do, sir, why we must no ninate
somebody else." This appears to be the prin-
iple upon which the democrats of Congress
are supporting the present administration.
with their minds made up that at Cincinnati
they must "nominate somebody else.D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

MEXICO AN OPENING FOR ANOTHER GADsDEg
TREATY 1t is reported that Gen, Haro y Tia
mariz, en- route to Mexico, has got as far as
Puebla, and has fortified it against the govern
ment forces of Gen. Comonfort; but that Tama-
riz is sadly in want of money. Should he sue
coed in driving out Comonfort, therefore, there
will be fine opening for another Gadsden
treaty. and the best of it is, as there is no time
to be lost in such operations in Mexico, Gen
Gadsden is said to be cooked and primed for
the work. II he should go into another wild
land speculation, We hope he will make better
thing out of it than he did with Santa Anna.
Ten millions more than the ex-Dictator finally
agreed to take, was liberal offer for the
Cadsden country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18
City INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER CHANGE IN THE WAmrn--1he glow OF satur.
day was succeeded yesterday by blaw severe QUE too
from the Northwest which continued up to l. hour
last evening Duing the day it stormsd Hercey. and
Blew young hurricane through the streets Of tns ctv
ana On the rivers and bay 1t icy cold wind too
and every pun seemed armed with search warrant to
nno out me sorest snd most tender portions Of the
man aretomy 10 sting aud torture them. The amusing
aad hmpeF.foothing employment Of chasing after
away nas wae ndu ged la to great extent and Iascs
skirts manifeaed disposition to Nv hsavepyarJ 10 the
great arm and annoyance Of the fair wearers who did
their best to keep down the rebellious sarments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

CAN'T BELIEVE IT.-The Albany Express, q
sort of outside Anti-George Law Know Nothing
organ, says:-
We learn from gentleman well posted mp in politics
who passed through here yesterday and who cor-
tilted copy" Of the delegates to the Phladephia Conveu
favor Of George Law. The Others with the exception Of
two votes, will be in favor Of Mil ard Fillmore Al an ap.
pointed meeting Of The Know Nothing Councils in he city
Of New York. for The purpose Of expression opinion
In reference to the Presidential candidate every Council
ia the city voted agant George Law and we are reliably
informed every Council but one or two, cast their su
frages for Willard Fillmore.
Well, seeing is believing" and when we
shall see all this fulfilled at Philadelphia we
shall begin to think that olive Oak George
has been brought out too soon. We await the
labors Of the mountain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

SPECIAL NATIONAL AMERICAN CoUScu~--A
special National Council of the American party
meets in Philadelphia to day. 1t is altogether
q different affair from the National Convention
appointed by the Grand National Council of
June last, to open on Friday next at the same
place. That convention was appointed for
the sole purpose Of nominating Presidential
ticket-the gathering of to-day is an after
thought. 1t was discovered, a few months ego,
that the 22d of February was too early for the
South and the Southwest. They were opposed
to taking the field SO soon with candidate.
Hence the Supreme Directory of the Order hit
upon the expedient of this anticipatory aud re-
visory Council Of this day. The DEGREES of the
Supreme National Council being, like the laws
Of the Modes and Persians, irreversible, the
Grand National Convention Of the 22d had to
stand. Any other party, when convinced of
the inexpediency of the call as to the matter
of time, would have simply postponed it to
some future day. But this anticipatory Coun-
Gil will, perhaps, answer the purpose. 1t lie
supposed that the business before them will
take up the whole interval to Friday, and
that, among other things, they will consi.
der
The expediency of extinguishing the dark
lantern.
The propriety of an extensive curtailment OF
the oaths against Roman Cath olics and aliens.
The policy Of open Councils.
The expediency of postponing the nomi.
mating convention to June OF July next &c.
We fear that, all these things taken ogesb-
er, The brethren will have tougher time of
it for the next two or three days than they
had at Washington in the election of Speak
er: but we hope they will do as well as could
be cynected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

KANSAS MoyEMENTs.-We lay before our rea-
ders to-day an interesting compilation Of the
various Kansas movements on foot throughout
the country, pro-slavery and no-slavery. It
will be seen that ON both sides these move
ments are everywhere extensively mixed up
with arms, munitions and equipments Of war;
and that while the noslavery party are forti-
flying themselves with earth-works, with "all
the modern improvements" like the Russians
at Sebastopol, the pro slavery party, or the So
called "border ruffians" Of Missouri, like the
Allies at Varna, are preparing for descent
upon the abolitionists which will sweep them
from the face of the earth. In the meantime,
the President of the United States, with four
teen hundred regular troops within striking
distance, has notified both parties that he is
ready to join in the dance when the ball opens,
and that Governor Shannon has returned to
Kansas with the necessary orders to carry out
this resolution. Notwithstanding these bel
ligerent demonstrations and preparations
among the three parties, we hope, and are in
clined to believe, that this impending Kansas
campaign will terminate like the siege Of the
Swedish fort Christina by the ancient Knicker-
bockers, without the loes of single man on
either SIDE" To that great balance of power
peculiar to the American people-common
sense-we lock for the bloodless solution Of
this Kansas imbroglio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

will give one company rights and privileges over
The express train the Hudson river railroad, due
in this city at lOs o'clock Saturday night, did not
reach here till five O'Clock Sunday morning. The
delay was occasoned by the breaking Of the axle Of
the locomotive about four miles west of Tiyoli The
train narrowly escaped being thrown from the track
The value of foreign goods imported at the port Of
Boston during the week ending 18th inst. amounted
to $7I5,3Is.
Cotton continued firm on Saturday, with sales of
about 1900 200 bales, chiefly in trsnsitu. Flour
was unchanged, 80 far as common grades of State
and Wesern were concerned. Southern was in
good demand and rather frmer for the better qua
hties. Wheat was steady for good milling lots, but
sales were limited small parcel Of Tennessee red
sold at 81 80. Corn was inactive; sale Of Tonnes
see mixed, nearly white, was made at SOC. Rye was
at 81 27, delivered, and 81 rs, from depot Pork
sold pretty freely at SIS 81 for mesa Sugars were
in rather better demand, with fair sales at full
prices. Coffee was quite firm, with sales OF about
200 bags of Rio, at life. q l2c. Freights were
firmer with more doing for Liverpool. To London
they also better, and fierce beef was taken at
Is cd. q So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18

CovoREss.--The House Of Representatives
being at length fully organized, they will pro-
baby proceed to business today in little
opening breeze upon the niger question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

H1OA DWlY THEATRE 3roedws--HrRsE TIE HUNTER
= rpE FoREsr FfEsD THE DEMON HORSE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

DERooT's wANs1oN HOUSE, KEyPoRr, " J., rs
~ open for the reception o. transient and permanent
hoarders For particulars arry 70 Capt A-rowsmh on
board Of steamer keyport Leaves foot Of Murray street
EDMUND DrGRooT Proprietor
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FURNITURE.

l,NAMErI.ED COTTAGE FURNITURE NEW EIE.
IL giant styles al the lowest cash prices from S the
upward AZ The mandatory, 6t Broadway, below Blocker
street Goods carefully packed 70 90 out u The city.