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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-07
Succession de Hubert BellangeF.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES do

IL Cinqnisme District, Paroisse De Teneoo,. go
Attend1, One EUPHROISlN HOTARc, " j = A.
de Terrebonne Fit son application ~ Gfenes
"a consequence, toutes les pers,nnes qui poanasn.
avoir des OSisc6sns Ia dts densnte - h 1,e
psesentes noeihees de leg dedurs au Gfeh ~ - a
Cour so0 Bureau dansla Vile Dc Houna, - -
joufs Wi sivront b premiere pubhcsnea de e = Jo
Il dite deande sera accordee ct coniirmee eS ~: r.r
TENOlN ma main ei k seesu Dc y sS' w.
81 Jvnver, 1856. c,;me,
A. J. DEL AP0RTE. Dspy ol,Is
= 1;-2ts g de- In Cnnl du SeaAe Disuid, u
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CANDIDATE.

EDrToR H0UxA CERES Please announce ALFRED I
DELAPORTE Is Candidate for the Office Of Recorder d
the Parish Of Terrebonne. HIS NUMEROUS rnxyn
Election Monday, Feb. e5, 1856. ~
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OF The total number Of death i,
Philadelphia last year was 1855: Bal
timore, 5,475.
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Estate OF Hubert Bellanger- 90
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Flhh ~

~ cjal District Court-Pa'ish Of TerTenen. D. ,;,h e
WuEnEAs, EUPHRoIsIN HOTAKD Of t g. ia "a II
Tesrshonne has nled his Application ws ~ n ~
said Court, praying 70 be sppoipted AdmH1' r. =
estate, .,d .esi6sl -
Tbese1sse .lpersons are hereby va,nee 900 avps
6e their objections, Il any they have - .s = ~
ton with the Clerk Of said Court at - ss "a hesss
Of Houna in ton days after the hrsf .,ao.se IL
or the said application viii b. tonfifn'' AL
y" ~. WINES nv hand and ne "a, = FL ssrs,sa
his 3ladsy OF Jan, ono shSa'Ahe 70 q; V'l
Dsnd nfty-six. .o, rx r.,r-y cisb
aaos oH y f,hh Ds.rics cssr, i"'' - NJ
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DIED.

At ha residence in this village, on Tuesday nisht h
- years, =iI Isl. re - '7s
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MAIL RoBBERs.-'rhe Memphis Bulle.
tin, Of the 18th inst, says: p
We learn from Postmaster Carroll that
the Eastern mail which lett here on the
morning Of the 9th Of December was rob.
bed beyond Nashville. The mails which
left here on the 9th 29th and 3lst Of
December, were also robbed beyond Glas.
Cow. We have not learned that any clue
has been had to the perpetrator or perpe.
traitors Of these robberies, or how much
money was distracted from the letters pur.
Joined. ,so ..f ts-t qizl, e..s t..si
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LOST.

TN THE MONTH OF SEPT, 1852
i note Of hand, drawn By Theophile Chsssia in -
Of VIM Roos. for the sum Of forty seven dollan =
cents ,te4705) with eight per cent. inesFest NOM
l6ie. All persons hereby fortiddsa = laseec 49,
note. WIZ. u.s.
HouxA, Jaa. ass, 1855. 2Sss ,. % .ss 5a ast
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o. William Bigler, Ex-Governor Of
Pennsylvania, was elected on the l4th.
instant. to represent that State in the
United States Senate for torn Of. six
years, from the 9Th March last, to succeed
Hon. James Cooper. ~
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ADvERrIsING.-We have alluded 10 the
success which has attended Mr.. Walker,
a. an .uctioneer. We might refer to
other liberal advertisers, who have rapidly
built up large business by advertising.
thus literally becoming the architects Of
their own fortunes. We have never
known an instance where liberal and ju-
dicious advertising failed to reap rich
harvest. But in order to obtain the full
benefit Of the outlay, advertisers should
initiate the schoolboy who stands SILVER.
ing upon the waters edge in early Spring
venturing first one foot and then another
into the water, and hesitating to take the
plunge, which alone will bring healthy
reaction. A small advertisement, timidly
inserted in the cheapest column Of a news.
paper, may yield return, but it will not
test the advantages Of advertising. Some
definite play Of advertising should be de-
cided upon, and liberal sum appropriate
ed annually to that purpose. The princi-
pal Of one of the most successful educa.
tional institutions in this part Of the
country some years since determined to
advertise to the amount Of $1,000 annual.
", although his income II that time
scarcely exceeded that sum. The result
is that q he recently assured US, his
business has increased tenfold, and he has
nearly doubled the amount Of his advertis.
ing. His success is but one among many
instances which might be cited Of the id.
vansages Of the plan We have suggested.
They prove conclusively hat the seed
planted BY judicious advertisers, is never
injured BY early FROST COR droughts, and al.
ways yields . rich harvest. Boston,
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"A CowARDLY FIEvD.-The Gonzales
Enquirer relates the instance Of q two
legged monster, who, in q fit Of pas
sion, stabbed his horse in the neck, then
rived out one Of the eye-balls from its
socket and afterwards moxnted the poor
bleeding animal, and rode him of: What
q pity that such fiend could not have re-.
ceived : similar punishment I We hope
that his name will yet be Published, SO
that he may be spurned by every man and
boy who sees him.
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street and third avenue. Eisremsns win 10 tahsn 10
reepwcod.
TIN Friday, Jan =, Of consumption, PAfncK GRAssos,
aged 70 years
deceased was os many years attached = Hook and Lad
der Company, No !. His relatives and friends and the
members OF Eagle Hook and Ladder Company No. and
the members OF the Fire Department In general
spectully invited to attend his funeral Tomorrow after
Dnon at O'Clock from his late residence No. Hester
street His remains win DO taken to Calvary Cemetery
for intermen..
TN Friday. Jan. =, JOIN hcMANus, son Of Philip and
Ellen Mchsnus late Of Tuly Parish Killrde county of
Cayan, Ireland aged years.
His funeral Will take place from his late residence No.
81 Leonard street. at IL o'closA His friends
requestedto attend.
irish papers please copy.
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1G latons, y. V. j., Granada. Nov. g. 1856.
To the Project of The Department o--:The Sapxe me
Executive Power has degned 70 issue tie following docree
EDe PRESIDENT al interim OF the republic Of Nicaragua TO "
MISUNDERSTANDING DESTROYS TO encourage the immigration
industrious persons who may contribute TO tbs development
OF the resources OF the republic 70 enlarge It's commerce.
promote the general welfare Of his faculties
Article l. A free grant OF $50 acres u uncuvated
De made every edL who will 10 hs req ubc
on and i'm prove the said portion OF and tho being
possession will be immediately gwen
Art Every family arriving hare and settling In the Terri
y viii receive loo acres besides the $50 belonging eaci
adult member.
Art g. Ancr the lapse Of six months following the taking
possession titles OF properly Will 90 given to he secrs
vded that they give 10 he Bector Colonization sataacc
proof Of their good conduit and Of the made
The lands
Art They shan psy duties for personal properly f
nturc, agricultural inpemeEts, seeds plants, cattle
object imported for the personal Of the cooss In
tended for tho improvement OF the lands granted. The colo
nsts viii be exempt from 81 extraordinary conttbu
ions, aud from AL public services unless in u the
rary being required by cause of public safety.
therefore tbey shah not be able sell The lands granted
foreigner and they equally forbidden sell these land
nor TO transfer their rights any native before haviy
pied the ground for he term OF months and Obtained s
gte ofproperty
0. An office viii be established GSd Director Conuc
rat appointed, whose duty will be attend TO the petitions
Of gather and distribute seeds plants &C., am
keep the register book.
Art Z. Let this decree be communicated to whom
concerns.
Given al Granada the ed day Of November, 1865:
PATRICfO HIVA6.
To MINISTER RE1Anoys.- according supreme
order communicate - TOR your knowledge and
nent effects and for its publication and circulation In The de
Department o! Relsons Government House. Nov n, 1850
1881 TEREz.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A uCTIoN NoTICE-TH05 BELL AUCTIONEER- By
IA Bel Bnsh.Large sale OF valuable stock of dry goods
Tuesday Mt 9 o'clock we win sell at 20 Carnlne street
BEDFORD the entire eek well assorted of wholesale
srd retail dry goods Of the best description suitable for
season. vel laid In for cash, including hosiery cs
rimmx rbbons, gloves blankets Hannes musiIns de-
aines apasas shaw embrodercs gnshams, curtain
yespgs, 200 yards choicest prints calico 100 table co.
100 peaes book and other Uusn TO piscesbes sheet
has rnd 'hifnFs fn Yards tuffiJr French insr.pn
= a. ~ - ~ fti,, ~ o'. y s4 tty'
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DEPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF WAR.

REpUBLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
III Granada Dec. "A, 1so5To the Commander In Chief
the Army OF he Supreme executive Power has
deigned 10 transmit Me following decree-The President
OF the Republic Of Nicaragua TO Its NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
important TO the service of the ub for the
order home respect abroad The army Tho
republic and considering also that agricultural abors require
the employment OF many indi duals that not sufficient
number LEFT Cor military duties; in use OF is powers
Article l. The COMMANDMENT Chief OF the ARM the Re
public hereby authorized enlist such number OF troops
he deem convenient In regard 70 circumstances he
being the time authorized 70 admit such foreigners
VIII submit to the conditions established by this Decree
Art The foreigners to be enlisted ought I, be Of
orous ability and honesty subject 10 the laws OF the county
and 10 be held and recognized native citizens
B. Tb afo esad Foreigners ought 70 bind themselves
he term OF last and under this condition
and those mentioned in the preceding articles they will receive
the salary assigned the tariff adjoining this Decree and the
term Of their engagement heng over they viii receive extra
compensation Of two hundred a1d fifty of uncuvaed
land III dis republic. for each Individual.
Art Let II be communicated to whom Il corresponds
Given In Granada oD the l4th December. 1865.
To THE SECRETARY or rHs WAR. PATafCIO RIyAs.
And anmit II TO his Honor the General for his knowledge
and due effects, reterang the securities OF esteem
SELvA.
Tariff or MILITARY SALARIES
TBoRi1sG THE COMMANDER IN cmEr
TIL q Mon w Or ta nj
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TEzK BALL SEASON.


4 MERICA@OuR HOMEl-UNIoNi-ANNIyE RsARY
II OF THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
an. Grand sAIIoNAI AsEKIcAN sgplIsn
Of the American party Ia The Union.
Delegations from sister States
The National American Club Of the city Of New York viii
GRAND FESTIVAL AND N BALL, AT THE ACADEMY OF
On THE SRI or JANUARY, 1856,
Doors seps
At 10 r. NJ
Balcony and door tickets. ....:;.......1
Admitting gentleman and ladies'.
Amphitheatre tickets.
To be obtained ct the committee room No Smithsonian
House GOA Broadway and of the senea committee previously
published.
National Overture by 5helton's Double Military Band.
Grafton on american Nationality, by J. H. Reynolds. Esq
j. H. Dusanne to be performed by thirty ladies' volnn
teered New York Harmonic Mendelshon socs
es rspr ming The Genius OF Liberty and the aryoDe
Music compos ed by George F. Bristow
i. &. Nash dir ector.
Hon. R. T. Conrad. Mayor OF Philadelphia.
Jacob Broom. NJ. D. Of pennsyl!anIa
2 Grand az Arch sachem =. 9. A.. ofU.s)
E Free Ialmadge.. r Recorder S,y OfNcw York.
Alex T. MarsSsli .:...H G. Kentasfy '
Thna. R. whitney. ., New York,
y y Bartlett. $500. President National Council.
yaclsen Donelson. tennessee.
spsnsed Banner to Sc sung BY Sar:as cosarn as
sisted by the ladies aove mentioned and companies Of
Continental Guards commanded BY Captains Darfow and
Magnificent ableaux during the evening" march the Con-
'nsna Preparation Ssra on for The pail
Buge call for the dance.
ReSreshmept saloon open from 10 T; tesAM.
HENRY Ransom, Secretary.
ELwoop G. CIIsE, Treasurer.
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Attenuation and Scrofula I'm their Most
Painful TO s also old ulcers pmples and the worst
diseases OF the blood liver complaint Kidneys incipent
sumption coughs &C. a. are most certa.y cured BY ha
Orsx sweet Is cents per bottle For sale ihe druggists
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Tar Water, AZ Combined with other Sim.
les Dr. WISTAR in his celebrated basamof Wild cherry
has peculiar power all diseases Of the lungs Many
pb sians have used in their practice and generally with
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HOllOway's Pulls are Famous III Cases of
termination Of blood TO the head the lives of thousands
Of these who dyspeptc and who suffer from liver
plants Sold At the manufactures No. 80 Maiden lane New
fek and "a Strand London and by all druggists IS
02Aa and 81 per boz.
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Lns ehaI sseRntlo anaiys coIp1 son
reria Ut IL al Is ofms ard hat IRON ordea Tho PRE-
raion beh hs name, zeal and trade marx has
some OF triumphant he Werelosa iees day he
ci1ens generally, 70 DE medical
s.k OnCunco and expose charAtans
evidences Of identity And he Gala upon the press and
Cuhls aid him N his Efforts remedy evil
UDOipHO WOLFE.
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TIRE CREOLE WIFE
il rkGr "BLAcK BOOK TtU REsiSrEE
The first chapters of this great viii be published
il the columns OF the NEW ok MERCURY 10 row, On
oiae those dsappon last week. together
with seven ones, AZ Ia oresing OF Inside
OUT by John smith, 1r of Arkansas. Look bright aud
early for the Mercury Of January ..
SEGAHS.
- = 49,
c,EaAps THE BALANCE OF SEVERAL LARGE IN.
- viasY 81 Navtrs fcnNi md Ne,tra4 nv ss'a
...." .,-
.. CHEERS, 10. 81 Broadway, up sAlyA
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ITO sOuTHERNERs, DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WA
der wser s s nnde he M
Of saratogs' sa sztensvely Imposed upon The public
Ing these articles desire and think they are parohans Com
Finds from Congress down % ditch Water and he article h
posed in this manner on the pu Vic are mostly arne, com
1"s IL y. 4s he sssst hem 90
s saSH sn ssns pns s
S' s%ss s
IN. n ws u FROM 5 y :
Ss nss he as Or Sss
WI n:
:pSn WIN ~: Sc 6:
long series q years re injury hu. inflicted he a
Ss have n
Of M gcnuineness thai In bottles and boxes bearing
e a e Ss re % 5 % az g
o s IF es ,1S or
and be certain the cork branded as IS he cork q
sss II dsn
gerous counterfeit The compounds called Saratoga pow
Pssss;.ns so@nSn ssis.
water arciay We have Se saho.s q se sse5raS chem.
ist Sir Humphrey Davy follows =" 3 Impossible to
9 sas ss
g.
amount ordered you have safely forwassd part
Of tho world We retera,c Caution to buy the genuine
Congress water only Of reliable persons and examine the
lowering of the cork brand.
CLARKE WHITE Congress spring. Saratoga springs ana
No. - Themes street, New York city
THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN ICE COMPANY
Il having completed their dock and buildings al Athens
Greene county N have opened an office at 25
northwest street. the OF receiy
ing subscriptions for and the transaction OF oher bust
pertaining the they invite and the pub
lie generally u call upon them their office where they viii
gladly mpar any information relative TO tbe business and
JAMES H. is? srUneis, Sec do f. SHERWOOD Preal
TIVE WESTERN FARM ASSOCIATION HOLD THEIR
regular meetings every Thursday evening" at No. Bow
cry The pubIc invited TO attend and make tho best in
vesment that be made. Mont particularly
requested 10 attend the nth inst AZ
all part nj ". cn1iirg n t-r ~ Nsrnu
rci y ~ stM. - - teNT nu
TridayA JOHN STEVENS. PSesdsuk
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Ar Unparalleled Test 1.-The Defiance saIa
mandsr safes again triumphant

~
mandsr Gates again triumphant.
:. p.,-,., 70, d., NEW Y9nx, Jan issS
fence safe purchased from absu fifteen months since was
sshhsSs 5scasS S
NE burning ruins and exposed t. an intense heat hun
asi sna when opened, The csntens eons
S mo bs s s ne S
books passed through iea The
sy public :.
Il, sa e.
. door below Maiden lane.
applied m twelve private Bachelors wigs and tn
ana i' e way
Wh,sKers or Moustaehes Ferced to Grow
= Sset ssIsa ~ {: ss,a r. :
ass oS T H,SsSdxa ss fSss STATE street. Albany
aruele for coughs colds bronchitis aud
sa get no su snd sRS carf
Y broadway corner OF Duane street, general family medicine
The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
y o.
Me the hygeann Principal office 33 Broadway,
sS ID Dr. = s daily 0Ht
where be may be consulted free OF charge.
Holloway's Pulls are Famous In Cases of
nOusanQ9
Of these who dyspepc. and who suffer from liver
plants Sold at the manufactures No. 80 Maiden hne New
Ysrk and "a Strand London, and all druggists cents
O2A sents and u per boz.
Tar Water, AZ Combined with other Sim.
pies by Dr. WIsTAR in his celebrated basamo Wild cherry
pb sians have used in their practice and generally with
marked success.
nheuma tism and scrofuIa In their Most
s
great purifier, HYATr'S Life Balsam. Principal Office
Grsx street. Is cents bottle For sale the druggists.
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san OF contents OF jew elry store Thursday, Jan To-
at 10 O'clock at lo5 Eighth avenue comprising in part gold
and silver watches, diamond rings pins earrings bracelets
gold chains locket rings brooches pins earrings Studs
sleeve buttons, pencil cases Crosses keys kes
watch hooks snaps seals cuff pins silver PLATED
tiers spoors forks butter knives large lot of clocks
rorten onnaes combs, necklaces glass show &C.
order of JAMES q. WILLET. Sheriff.
A II RoIyJys Der : ''' '
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T8e Genuine Grape OM-Jus6 Imported, In
gnal pound bottles warranted the best In market, and
snee 70 200 gallons spirit Also the best limitations rum,
saey GIN peach cherry apple and raspberry, port and
Ao94kA and ooloring, for sale At reduced prices, by
DIR. u. HEUOHTWANGER. % Nadsu lane.
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Fine Malaga Hrapcs-Just Received, ana
are offered ut wholesale and retailby
JOHN TAYLOR, Broadway, corner OF Franklin st.
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ITO FUR DEALERs-AUCTION NORTHUMBERLAND b..
lOs NJ without reserve An extensive ii Of furs con,
sistng OF sabes lynx, fox ene mountain marten and ud
Bay urs elegant sleigh robes victones cuffs capcs,
collars, &C., &c. Sale positive.
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HENRY B. HEnTs JR, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sale o. groceries, wines liquors horse wagon, harness
store fixtures 3c on Tuesday January a 10 O'clock me
store on The southeast OF Twenty street and sixth
OF said store comprising large stock Of groceries,
conees spices, fruits segars, vines, liquors, rsl
rate horse grocers and harness. together
store fixtures and appurtenances Terms cash BY orde. Of
tie Assignee "
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Ii PERSONS HAVING GOODS REMAINING AT TIL
"A store Of Jones Little hereby requested 70 call am
aie oem before The 6 Of january hs, o. hey WIZ
JONES 4 LITTLE $50 Fulton soreet
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oHmeo- DGgcaeyreoty pes-OxlgimaI, Platter
As and durable, taken only WILLIAMsONs Brooklyn.
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"a MORE OF The HOOP MOVEMENT; How to Get Through
rs O. ponns The Morning After New Years
%oous % ai he ss% Sold the s
u OF TIE HOME JOURNAL.
No. or THE SERIES 1866
ss. ss y, sP ssg si SI sss So'S'a
F F. s1a1s ss sy PF Stuart
Se% sons ny ron r a pnash and D'senes
Gs oes Ssses n snG W
f sn,se os sas nos NJ Pep a.
siruc'ion Servants g. waiting on Table I. Who tic Girls
Mere Mention. chronicle of the gossip OF the week.
Personal domestic and Foreign.
s S.;ss ana s. daya
Time Coming BY r 8. Arthur. o. Evenings witt. my Chill
ave unique Poems, by Drake and Halock
}S S,.' ss,o, POEM sS:. BY IA Alice Cary
What i the use Of sassi s. The Touchy Iady. 4 wo
Ii,ss Nosngs GalqntTSs Battle e Ies True
Eoiices % Rsaders and oo,Tsspondent. - '.s -
s hSss %h to sf b ' ssn
or non for srar ~ ADVANCE 1Ss
THE NEW YORK DISPATCH
1r,o .,,on,,on =, 70, s 1880 nxc c,a ~
,ba Ms WV ~ % sug X ~p respeuuy aiecea 70
dsanced all rivalry and the prospect that onward
marked than during suy the previous years Of It's publ
cation As specimen, beg TO call attention the
s 81 sss ELY 6a .ye nd and q
yourself by purchasing and perusins this number.
Tns AyAEicous SUICIDE Alcgcnd ofthe Potomac by Mrs.
TINS Frozen HEART, by family physician. thrilling
Tar OF CpnrsraAs TIME, by Pauline Read it, ys who
revealing In luxury aud forget those who
suffering from cold and want in ibis Indictment season
TIE VILLAGE SCHOOL A a phys.-
How WESTERN Docron DEMOLISHED PREACHERS Doc1oss
AND lawyers The attention OF professional gentlemen s
AskGIcn PROM EEAI LIrn. BY Meta Gray. ,,
snlrrIsG sEAsEs or The man in velvet coat tale Of the
lsE Our OF Tue WAVES. tale Of the sces3n:
% wiz HR Kim
every variety OF subject
No1rs AsD 9UnRiEs ron THE Pnorx, giving answers
Of useful info nation 10 the general reader given
OUR WErKIy CossIr department devoted to the anusc
men OF the readers, la which collected OF ric
% Cnias "a ~hicS we Strive to gather e
Incidents which go ~ make up the dark page OF human his
TpE IprrARx Worm, with gances new books and chcr
THE Worm AMUSEMENT. containing weekly review Of
Inc theatres, concel s singers, actors, &c.
lHE CITY lNp svhuhBs, or tic donGs oil week in and
strive 20 gaher nil that trauspre. week. so
that the reader OF the Dispatch should be fully aud fairly u
the world.
fDlropn Articles on the topics Of the times markets,
hnaucIl matters correspondents paragraphs poetry,
The INV YoRK DTrArcn Is printed mammoth quario
sold by respectable newsvenders in The country four
cents pcr copy or ssn Cy mall 70 any part O The United
The In eDse circulation OF The "a Il n desirab's
medium for advertisers Terms OF advertising 10 cents per
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DEMOvAL.-JOHN II. KNAPP, GOLD PENCIL AND
III pen manufacturer has removed from No. Is Jchn
street to NO. IS Nassau street, corner OF Maiden aue
New York, Jan. j, 1856.
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THOMAS PAINE, AUTHOR OF COMMON SENSE,
aid" RIGHTS Of Man ,-rhe birthday OF Thomas Pane
Monday evening" jan 70. Tickets be bad ~ White
street. Messrs Rose, White and Thompson, Committee.
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HmAL NOYDUua.

"a Y0k, Decenbsr =, HsA-At Meeting Of Ne Doasd :
trSssss. 1ec@ss neLsn 70 xas qn.Di@ous'y secss
apeA Tia Board also appended Aaroslus Macy Esq,
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