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GRAND BAIL

0hAND BALL.
INHE MARION RIFLES TAKE MICA
pleasure In announcing TO their frieads, both
mliltsry ana civic. that their Second Annual Bali
VIII taie place at TEMPERANCE HALL on MON
DAY, the Path instant
such arrangements have been made that will
guarantee 10 AL who may honor them with their
presence happy, pleasant and agreeable tive
me committee having been disappointed In
receiving their ladies' Invitation cards ard IL
Ding too late TO procure others suitable for the
occasion, they will therefore be dispensed with
The committee. In the absence OF special invita-.
lions, will however extend a cordial welcome
10 all their lady friends
person.
The Ball will be opened at O'Clock with a
brand Promenade, the full band Of Prof Esputa
performing al the time the Ms rion q Grand M.rch
composed expressly for this occasion.
COMMITTEE Of A,rass.p,.fs
Capt Shekell, Sergio Wm n Tous,s
LIEUT. Mroe, serg't Jas Sheehan,
uus6te murphy, Serg't JAS l. Foxwell,
Private Tbos Baker Private Geo Real
Private Spencer, Private Jas Hsndlev
nov IL
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sORIEkS DANsANTE.
FAsHIONABLE DANCIsG

III w. MUNDEk, PROFESSOR OF DANG.
lie ing az Georgetown College and Con- "a
vent, and principal teacher Of Washing ~
ton, ID C., and Baltimore. Md has the ~
honor 10 announce TO the citizens and {yTX
public generally, that bis school is open g.A
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
AFTERNOON for Young Ladies, Misses aid
Masters, from until &C ock, and on the same
evenings al for gentlemen.
Owing 10 the unusual large number OF pupils
In his classes this season. and the great success OF
his class In the frst society Of BaltimCre COM
pells him to limit the number Of pupils taken for
The balance OF the season
The public are well aware that Prof M spares
neither time nor patience 10 render the most nm
skilful pupil perfect.
He invites ladies and gentlemen generally OF
respectability and standing, 10 visit his ass nd
witness the improvement Of his pupils in the few
pleasant lessons that has past IL is desirable that
all who wish TO participate In his NJ ay Exhibition
should enter early this year, the dances IN pre-
paration are more complicated than any hereto.
fore introduced. novaiu
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IMPROVED SETS OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH.

nR. M. LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
- patentee Of g LOOMS Mineral Plate Mrp
Teeth - will at end personally, during &y
he winter, at his office, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, TWO
doors below the kirkwOOd House.
This improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists
chiefly In making an upper or lower SET OF but one
II the same substance No metal OF any KIND IL
used In constructing teeth In this way, conse-
quently they are perfectly free from all galvanic
action and metallic taste Being all OF one solid
Die e of mineral, there are no joints to becon G
filled with moisture or particles Of food, hence
they are absolutely pxrs osd elsa"; and viii al
ways continue so They are also lighter, stronger,
less clumsy and more natural In their sppehran, c
than teeth constructed In other methods.
nov 22-2Wr
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STAX S.-NOTICE TO DELIN
. OUENT TAX PAYERS

CoLLECroR's OFFICE, November 2l. 1850
All Persons who have failed to pay their Taxes
due the Corporation Of Washington will please
take notice that the advertisement for the sale Of
property liable for the same will be made about
the lst OF January, 1857
t,s hoped that an early attention will be paid 70
this subject by all concerned, neglect to do so
will add heavy expenses to the AMOUNT OF the
taxes now due JOHN nj McCkII
nov - -dt3lDec Com.n,o
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The Union replies to the recent articles IN
the New York Courier designed to commence
anew, so soon, the crusade against the politi-
cal rights Of Catholics The editor holds that
% long as the Democratic party alone stands
by the civil rights of the members of all
churches, so long may it be expected that the
Catholics will stand by the Democratic party
.. the only defender of their rights which are
alone sssaied
The Intsiiigssesr discusses the current Nea-
politan question with perspicacity and ability.
The editor argues that France and England
have 10 legal right to interfere between the
Government Of Naples and its people On the
ground Of the oppression Of the former; and
points out with force the dangerous conse-
qusnees Of intsrpOlating any such doctrine in
International law.
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OF THE CHIEF OF P

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POI
~ LICE, WASHINGTON. Nov. 81, 1856
The undersigned has been directed by the Mayor
to give notice to all concerned that, after this
date, no BonAres will be permitted In any Of the
streets or avenues Of the city, and that the law win
be enforced against all persons violating II in this
respect as well as against all persons no may be
thereto ior the purpose Of salute or for any other
object. JAMES w, BAGGOTT
nov 22-V Chief Of Police
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N Office THE MEMBERS OF
- the WESTERN HOSE ACTIVE AS
SoCiATION announce that their seventh Grand
Cotillon Party taxes place on THURSDAY, the
2!th instant, at the Pioneer Hall, corner Of X and
29th streets SCOTS Band has been engaged
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting gentle
man and Ladies
cemmtttss Of Arraagsm,nfs w VAR,
w J fenny, ana r. N HoltzTsn nov "a AZ
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H~0FFICERs AND MEMBERS OF
- THE WASHINGTON HIGHLAN.
Arnory, Gu THURSDAY EVENING at
O'Clock, In full usifOrm. Attendance and strict
order OF Capt. WATT. ~
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GS REWARD, -STRAYED AWAY From
~ ~ the subscriber, living on the corner
Of I'd and streets, No 224, on TuesdaykESES
morning, November 18th, two COWS MN
One white Buffalo, with no hons, and heavy
with calf The other black Cow, with shot
horns, and white spo: on her neck. The above
reward will be paid for their delivery an above 10
me MICHAEL, 8INES
nov 81 Ria
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-RAYNOLDs, Secretary

WASHINGTON HI6HLANDERS
take pleasure In announcing to their fJenas civil
ana military, that their Third Annual Bali will
take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING. the
20 OF December, 1856. For particulars see future
advertisement nov SIsts
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this edihce were opened to-day at IL a. m ,
sixteen had been received, with fair pros.
pect for the reception of as many more before
p. m, the hour at which they were to be
opened. -
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtment.-On yesterday, 2lst of Nov,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rs~'assfsg tsfhs Posi- 0nes, Wash,sgton, ID C :,

(Ordersd TO be advertised in the {" Evtsing
Sfa-,n agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once Law-it being the newspsp per having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
SEC. s. And be Sc further ENACTED, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for in any post
once in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter be pub
fished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hars tks iaressi
eiresIation within the range Of the delivery of
said ONCE, to be decided by the postmaster al
such ONCE
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MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER.


ZOE sHILLINGTON HAS JUST RECEIV-
- ed the following Magazines and New Books
which are for sale at his BoOkselling AID Station
cry Establishment:
Harrer's Magazine for December
6odey's Magazine do
Graham's Magazine do
Arthur's Home Magazine do
Peterson's Magazine do
The Humors OF Falconbridge
Paul Fame, novel by N. p. Willis
"Dred -
The O'Bri.n and OFF lahertys, by lady Morgan.
Blank Books Fancy Articles, ana every thing In
the Stationery line, always on hand at
sAILLIN6TON's Odeon Building,
now 3. corner Of \ stree and Pa. ave
lust RECeIvED-
- rs chests Imperial, 6unpowder, Young Nv.
son, and Black TEAS
20 bags, Java, Naracaibo, and Rio COFFEE
aO pockets Old Government Java do
aOPs ss,.a Crushed, Powdered, and GTanu.
II" packages Clarified SUGAR
10 do G do do
81 boxes prime Goshen CHEESE
81 kegs Goshen and Glades BUTTER, very
QUO lbs Cod and Hake FISH
80 boxes TOBACCO, various brands
50 do STATIONS Pearl STARCH
20 do Sperm CANDLES
do Patent do
3n do Adamantine do
~ do do do, twelvss suitable Tor
hotels and boarding houses
50 do Mould Candles
IS do Old CASTLE SOAP
81 do Fancy do bars and cake,
10 do Babbitt's SOUP POWDER
So dozen Preston, Murrell 4 Babbltt's YEAST
POWDER
2, who! . and half barrels PICKLES
40 Canton 0INGEp
de fresh PRUNtS, jars and fancy boxes
boxes MACCARONI
Is do VERMICELLI
l0U drums FIGS
So whole, half, and quarter boxes RAiSINs
barrels CRANBERRIES
IS pals George Jenkins Refined LARD
loo d. zen BROOMS
So do BUCKETS
Also, MATS, BASKETS, BRUSHES, 70,
different sizes and patterns
For sale by
THOMPSON, HAMILTON & CO,
NO 3y5 Penn. ave, bet. ~ AID 9th streets
nov 22-S, M&W2w
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II Orders have been received at the Nor.
folk Navy Yard to reduce the number Of
hands employed on account of want of work
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PIANOS. HN PIANOS.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF NEW AND
"A SECONDHAND PIANOS for Gale and 10
Rent, cheaper than at any other place, At No. 4ye
Eleventh street. few doors above Pennsylvsnia
avenue. nov al-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

RSTHE REPC BLICAN ASSOCIATION
~ will hold an adjourned meeting at their
Club Room, on MONDAY EVENING" the "a b
Inst, at ~ O'Clock. Persons wishing to unite
with the association are cordially invited to call
at their Club Room and sign the Constitution
It's L.. CLEPHANE, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

n THE WEEKLY STAR for to-day con.
tains some excellent stories and miscellaneous
msttsri eleven columns of fresh W sshington
news and gossip; cOpiOus political and per-
s0nai gossip, and great variety of foreign
and home news. Price 3 cents per copy in
wrappers; OF 81 25 per year.
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MUSIC-MUS IC,

MUSIC-MUSlC.
WE BEG TO ASSURE THE CITIZENS
w Of the District, that we have entered solely
In the Music, Musical Instrument, and Piano.
Forte business, and they will always ind at oul
store the largest and most select stock of new and
and old music ever before Otter,d by any arm In
this city Music ordered with dispatch Music
bound Music sent by mail free Of Postage
Always on hand Pianos, Guitars, Violins, Ac-
cordeons, Banjos. Strings, Piano Covers. Stools
&c &c JOHN r. ELLIS,
nov22 3O6 Pa ave, near 10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

Roorbscks.-The New, York Republican
papers are full Of stories representing consul
tations at Wheatland that have not taken
place. One account says that Messrs. Bu-
chanan, Cas-, Bright and Wise were in coun.
Gil there on Tuesday last. There is no truth
in this story. Another account says that
Messrs. Douglas. Slidell, Wise and Buchanan
we're the parties then and there settling the
programme Of the new administration. This
last story ends with description of a grand
quarrel and fare up in which Messrs Wise
Douglas and Slidell are represented to have
left Wheatiand iE high dudgeOn.
OF course there is not word Of truth in it.
Mr.. Slideli has not been TO Wheatiapd since
the election, We hear. As for MIR Douglas, he
came straight from Illinois to this city. where
he had al affair on hand-happily consumated
on Thursday iast-Of much greater Importance
to his own future than cabinet making or
asgkt else conceivable. He is far too gallant
a gentleIn.a. 10 have devoted moment to any
thing but his own 0l.iness of 50 great impOr
lance, since he reached Washington on Satur-
deg night last. The truth is, such stories as
those [. which we refer above are nearly all
manufactured for want Of something true as
we'll as startling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

MORE NEW CLOAkS AND SHAwLs.
JUST OPENED TODAY, A BEAUTIFUL
- stock Of new style Velvet and Cloth CLOAkS
some very desirable gray cloths In the lot.
Long and square Brocha SHAWLS; fine pla. n
black Mourning Shawls, with a large assortment
Of all kinds Of Mourning Goods; to which we
ask the special attention Of purchasers.
COLLEY Il SEARS,
nov 22-eo6t 5l3 9TH st doors north Pa. av.
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DRY GOODS-NEW YORKCASH STOR Z
NiuRE NEW GOOOA.

DRY GOODS-NEW fORkCASH STORE
MORE NEW GOODS.
WE ARE DAILY
w receiving additions
10 our large stock.
Recent purchases Of
the importers and
manufacturers at
reduced prices will
enable us 10 sell
correspondirgly low.
Purchasers are invited
TO call and examine
our fine assortment,
II for no reason but
to get information Of
the state Of the market
J.NIXON & SON,
nov 22-1w* 32l Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

EATTENTION, INDIANIANs The
~ members Of the Indiana Democratic
Club, and citizens Of the State now In Washing
ton, are requested to assemble at their room In the
Capitol, at o'clock p m, on MONDAY next,
for the purpose Of making arrangements to parti-
cipate In the celebration in honor Of the election
OF Bucha1an and Breckenridge, on Tuesday, the
18th instant FINLEY BIGGER Presidt.
X. ) SPROULE, Secretary. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

RTHE MEMBERS OF The STAR
~ CLUB take great pleasure 10 announc-
Ing to the citizens Of Washington, that they will
give their First Grand Cotillon Party on MON
DAY, November Gath, at Thorn's building, on
Seventh street, next to Odd Fellows' Hall
N. B-A Prize Ring will be presented to the
President OF the Club which sells the most tick.
ets By order Of
nov 1s-TWS&M* THE COMMITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

Hoaxed Him" WASHINGTON, NO~. l8 -
Some o. the private arrangements Of the late
canvass nae been revealed here since the
election. Seven clerks have been turned out
and Know Nothings have been put into their
pisces. "-COartsr and Enquirer.
Some one has run. a very deep-set saw upon
the Csnrter's Washington correspondent
Who are the seven removed clerks, and who
the Know NOthings appointed in their stead =?
No one Eere knows aught concerning them.
Our friend Of the Courier must have got this
item out Of the book from which Speaker
Banks culled the remarkable statistics of his
never TO- forgotten Wall street speech.-tLe
Ksgglss.ed speech.
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plsasss.y th.y ar. ADvrrrIssD.

Anderson, Angs
Addison, Louisa
Adams, Alice =
Beall, AsrGt A
Bruce Adeline
Bush, susan Z 3
Besle, Maria z
Bestor, Mrs w J
Bryen, Julia
Barley, Barbara
Bradley, Mrs . O
Chew, Maria Ann,
| Cline, Mrs
| Cox, Miss Mary A
Campbell, Mrs NJ |
Clemsnts. Mary J
| Conner. Ellen
Cullsn, Bridget
Conpors, Mary
Clements, Mary J
Carter, Elizabeth
Campbell, Miss A
Cheever, Mrs. II b
Dwyre, Mary
DyDss, Misc n
DAv!s, Polly
Dorsey, Mary c
ELVES, AnDa p
KckaTt, Elizabeth
Flsnnery, Mrs 7
Grewsn, Rllen
Guild, ELLEN
Andrews, VIM
Anti, Rev'd
Allen, James w
Auin, Geo n
Amanda Sr Francs
Bssksrs, WIN
Butler, Walter
Brooks. Maj W T 3
Burg., T
Bower. Thos
Brown, sP
Boyd, Simeon
Buttsrworth, Gee !
binzler, Mr.
Bowen, NJ
BrysDt. Mr.
Bowen, Michael
Bigslov, Josiah
Bennett. J W
Byers, James
Bond, James
Brown, Joe. s
Brown, Or B L
Bryan. Henry
BedlOw. Henry
Broadrup, George
Brockeit, = L
Bosrdman. G
Booker, Earl p
Buckho'dts, Chas
Bebss. Byron c
Browning i Allen
Brs~ley, Abraham
Coleman, W
Curtain, VIM
Cary, VIM
CunninSham, Thos J
Clark, Thos
Clark. DIR Saml
Collier, J
Custis, J W
Cross, J L
Clay. James B
Chandler, yno X
Curry. Geo l. :
Gusts. Davis
Dick, W II
Dodge, " n
Dallas. b J
Ds ives. X !
Dealy, p
D-shard, Lewis
Davenport, Isaac
De'Ow. J
Eldridge, James
Elliot. 1t Geo n
EddingtOn. David
flsming, Lav'cs 2
Fennell, Simon
feigpiuller. Z
freeman, Frank r
Fitzgerald, Edward
Griffin, Thes ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

~JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCI-
~ ALTON The above Association will
meet on MONDAY NIGHT, at * O'Clock, at
Its Headquarters Let every Democrat be there
DANIEL KATCLiFFk, President
MICH w CLUSKEY, Sec'y nov % II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

I OST--ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN THE
II Rugby House and the state Department gen
tleman's BREASTPIN, get with one plain stone.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the pin, which has a value to the loser beyond its
Intrinsic worth, either with the Steward OF the
Rugby House, or at No. State Department
nov 90 ec3t
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NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER beps
NJ leave TO call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from IL to Is per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
309 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
te 9-3m JOHN McDEVITT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

~F ESTIV THE LADIES OF
- the Mite Society attached to Wesley
Chapel will hold a Festival at Odd Fellows
vember 18th, 1885, the funds to be applied to the
payment OF the debt for the rebuilding Of the
Church. There will be an abundance Of Refresh
ments Of all kinds, and numerous useful and
Fancy Articles frr sale at reasonable prices.
Their friends are cordially invited to visit them
during the continuance Of the festival.
nov 17-3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

The Wabash .--fG:s United States steam
frigate is now ready for sea. She will sail for
Asp,GHsll with the new crew and comp.e9ent
Of oficer. Co the st Msry's, and are all on
board of her. fniS will probably be early
next week. She will returR to New York with
tho present officers and crew Of that vessel as
sOor a the exchange is made in the harbor OF
Panama. -
The Telegraph We should have received
the news by the steamer whose advices We
publish to-day in time for our issue of yester
day She reached Halifax on Wednesday
night and her news was in Baltimore in time
for yesterday afternoons papers published
there Unfortunately we have no remedy in
such cases. -
The Georgetown, D. G., Custom House and
Post Office.-The bids for the construction Of
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DAINTS AND OiLS-AT THE LOWEST
Il market prices.
Linseed OIL, Boiled Oil
Turpentine, Wetherell's pure Lead
Columbia pure Lead, French snow. white Zinc
ersey snow white Zinc, Damar Vanish
Fire proof Paint, red and yellow Ochres
For saleby J. X. McGREGOR,
nov 22-eOlw 54 Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

Il EROSENE U l. n ID kkkOSENE
IN Lamps
German Students, or Franks Lamp
Patent Spirit 6as Lamps
Lamp Shades and Chimneys
For sale by J. X. McGREGOR
nov 22-eo2w 534 Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

ENNAMELLED SRIRT COLLAR-PAT.
IL euted.-Tbe trade are informed that we have
on sale the new and elegant " Enamelled shit
Collar, at the manufactures prices.
STEVENS, Agent for Patentee,
nov 22-3t Sales-roOm, Browns Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

E>f HERBAL OIL, OR SPIRIT 8AS,
- manufactured fresh every morning
CAMPHENE or PINE OIL
For sale, wholesale or retail, by
J. X. Mc6REGOR
nov 23-eo2w 54 Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

-UNITARIAN CHURCH-REV. w.
~ I. CRAPSTER, Of Maryland, will
preach In Temperance Hall, f. street TO.MOk-
ROW, at IL O'Clock a. IN. It*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCONNn
IL dated with Table Board I'm a yenteel family
near the Treasury Department. Inquire al this
WANTED A Cook and Chambermsid Also.
None need apply but those capable Liberal
wages VIII De given. Inquire as above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

BJSaOP MclLVANE, BEING ON A
~ short visit TO our city, will preach In
Trinity Church on MORROW MORNING
al IL clock, ID. W 1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

RCHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
~ protestant Episcopal) On H street, be
tween 9Th and 10th, Rev Henry Stanley, Rector.
sunday services at ii m and 3k m For
pews or seats apply to the Sexton. 1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

WANTED TO HIRE-A cOIoRPn cIRT
w for Nurse. Slave preferred. call on 9
HoBlNsoN, &s Penn. avenue, opposite Browns
AAoecA' l2-E
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TRAyRLLERss GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RArJROAD-TRAIws LEAVE
III Cbsmbars street dairy, or Albany and Troy On ana
.ser nord.v. ysnas,y q ~ 70. , ia run = follows,
Enins; through way train, II ~ cypress sP. M Sm
r NJ TOR eirg airg NJ The Sting Stag Pest
rsinsso ~ III NE way rtaons akea Vt Cham
here Ceral. Christopher md fMvarst sfrce Not-en ~
Sunday. n. L. syK Sh. Je.. hGpsr'nls. seaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-03

fyoUNTRY REsIDsNOE FOR SALE OR TO LEr-A
house and garden. siaed The street. In Inc vii
lsre OF "a al Chester sixteen nes from the Civ Hail Ne
York hs 1866 feet front wei cove ID With Fruit and shade
The house Is by 30 tvs stories besides and attic
yewly nninpd outside and In from top 70 bottom and ia eY
reIisn, repair, house aud stable quite natnraI
s7rt he premise. churches AID schoo house
wfina f. hundred yards; about three usrters Of o,i
Gom he rsiI,o depot Possession iomsdae Rent $3.50
Arpiy To J. H. COPPJEGER, no. 8 Wall sleei New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-03


IN NOVEL ArD ELEGANr ENTERTAINMENT.
LoNGFELLUW'S " HIAWATdt
ON FRIDAY kvENIsG, APRn A. 1866,
Miss CLARA IA fLtNd,
the oriyca and bish oessfu Of ongfeio~s
r ante nCfsE eRendsrv Of Ala
III 81 recitation IN New York as above
" DNDIAN COSTUME,
with an apDroprae landscape, wgwaIn, de-, originally
sooken b, Der in Phhadapnia eatiyose Washington, &c.
for upwards Of Thirty night with dsps nsei sncoess
:. -.
Can be bad at the principal muslc aud boz ss6s
the door.
paers open at Z; Recitation to beg,nst8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-03

AN OLD ESTABLISHED WATCH AND JEwELRY
IA for sale he eubscriber owing the
demand upon bis time by his Wholesale trade has
10 offer HIS long established and alive retail Jew
ey business fer sale. The sYe With dwell above)
one Of the best busIess locations in the
Of goods desirable and well chosen; the STEADY apd
Ieliable besides well paving watsh and ewery repairing
department. tcgether making advantageous 0ppJr-
tulity for purchaser Full psenlar. e % terms, &C
he prem ises before 10 A. M. after 6PM JOHN COX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-03

fT sroNEY PARTICULARLY REQUSsTs AN EXAM.
H. nation Of his stock Of rich wood, oak walnut
or chan hor library furniture, persona about making
their spring sslacton befors porchaany elsewhere Az
pfoes branch "a Sixth the varieties Ct
Substantial cottage chamber and dining room furniture;
rAned IN every particular II. SIDNEY. 63S Broadway
branch 81 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-03

4 RARE CHANCE FOR sALE-rHE GrOCK AND
IL fixtures Of store 2G6 William sTeet consisting in part Of
materals splendid assortment OF Paris bronza
posion aud column Cocks clock shades round and
Gel ampe fitted In porcelain and bronze vases; Also p A.
Roeseitps well Known and 20 established nanufs
.. watch COCK chronomeer and sock sprnga The whole
VIA be rch 10 or more lots at cost price rs the IL
about remove West. Call examine Inquire
OFF. A. ROShELOT. 2e6 william street. N. Y.