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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
James River ana KanaWha Carl,

/ The House Of Delegates Tuesdav
rejected the Senate Bill authoririns
an increase Of the capital stock # M,
James River and Kanawha conway n,
TO the amount Of IS, 900, 900, and lIe
conversion Of the debt dne BY the CON-
.panyat to the State into 4 subscription
for the proposed increase Of capital
with the guarantee ola dix per c c
dividend to the Commonwealth
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

The California papers report the
loss Of the bark Julian, bound to that
port from Sydney. Fiyco her pa.
sengers were drowned. The cargoof
the Julian was valued OF so 900, bc.
sides which the captain hpl $4,000,
and the passengers about $1,000 ID
gold coin, all Of which III total los.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

DASGERors CoUNraRFErr. The St.
Louis Republican notices the appear
ance Of d new $40 counterfeit on.the
Bank Of Missouri. Its weI calcula-
ted to deceive, but can be easily de-
teeted BY a close examination. Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
( Norrnrks PAclrlc RAfLsoAD CON 20

MARINES PAclTlc RAfLHoAD CON.
rAs i The Wisconsin senate, q,
he 81 eth inst, i bill was introduced Z:
c lin iii Northern Pacific
Raj Railroad Company The Commits
sioners named are tliIty-two iil r 9
p.v..s a,nnrc them a w. Bucl, Esq.
u 1l;ch;gan. The capital ID to be
$10O, 00U, 900, with powerto increase
To $4,000, 900; and the route, ron "
the head of Lake Superior g !uge . =
Sound, with branch to ColunlDia NV Nv
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
MARlslEIl,.

H On the 9Th inst. BY Rev. Jacob b.
Shank, NH. ISAAC WADE snd Miss
CHARLOTTE, daughter u John Nays,
Esq. all of this county. II.
On The 18th ult., ~ Rsy. Alexandsr
Doniphan, Mr.. JAMES 81. MURRELL
and Miss MARY w. PAULETT al
az the cityo Lynchburg.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Er: L. L. BEosAreH, who was recon-
mended to the voters Of this 4th) district
for magistrate, declines being . candi-
date. We are sorry for this, as we have
every reason to believe Mr. B. would
have madeau excellent Squire if elected,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

We learn by recent adviccs from
Great Salt Lake, that Gov. Young re-
commends the earlyicall Of i conven-
tiontorthe purpose Of forming a State
Constitution, and the taking Of the
census preparatory to5asking the pre-
sent Congress to admit Utah as ID
State into the Union.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

TIE CoaING WHEAr. The Shenan-
doah Tenth Legion says that sincethe
snow and ice have disappeared, the
growing crops Of grain present q most
promising appearance-tho wheat
looks thrifty and stands well upon the
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Mission 70 TURIS.--It IL stated that
J. III. Daniel, minister to Sardinia, IS
DESTROYS of!retnrning home, and in
that event, President Pierce intends
offering the appointment to "a. ID.
Banks Of the South Side Democrat.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Mr. Rice, Of the Jane Franklin. has
placed us under obligations for late Gin
cinnati papers.
Hon. John Letcher| fora copy Of the
Correspondence BET ween the Govern
mepts Of tie United States and Great
Britain, : on the Enlistment and Central
American questions, has our thanks. !.
Capt. r.. N. B. Thompson, for various
documents, will please accept our thanks.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

The Pennsylvania State Democnt.
ic Convention adopted strong Onion
resolutions, endorsing the present ID.
lninistration and the Kansas Nsbras-
ka Bill, and denoancing know-No.
thingisIrl.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

In another column may be found an
advertisement, offering for sale the nice
little residence of Dr.. Hereford, at Red
House Shoals. We are assured that 4
great bargain can be hay jim this property.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
q IL !,

Er,rf,rs or THE COLD WEATliER IN
~ 4 Tho Galveston Neacs says il
an,,ears rs be pretty well ascertaincd
npw that tlle late severe cold weather
Las killed the lemon trees down to
tbe roots and also mary of the orange
frees, though some Of the latter 90 not
appear to De much injured.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

II The negro boy who recently bum
.ed tho barn|of Mr.. Warner, Of Paee
county, was sentenced u lie hung d
the 4th of April next. lie acknosl.
edges his guilt.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
Suor M BoY-Quentin Bryal

SHoT d. 4 BoYQ Quentin Bryan,
only thirteen years Of age, shot amour
er named Thomas Gouge,a few years
older than himself, at Raleigh, last
week. They were engaged 1T play,
when Bryan became enraged ran in
to the house, seized gun and shot his
companion.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

SrABBrsc Mr.. Meday, q respccta-
bic merchant ofNorth Branch Bridge,
Hardy county, has been committed to
prison, charged with stabbing q man
named Grotfner.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

The Ohio law, against tile circhla-
tion Of Bank bills Of other States, nm
der the denomination Of SO, has been
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26
small Comfort fer III Fillnorsan..

7 T
The noisy poastlngs q tne hnow
Nothing joslrnals must receive 2 coid
chill nom the ioiiowlng caicuiatlon
ofthe N. I Herald made nas strong
~ as possible agasnst tne Demo 81 =
parry !. tie tis 9 ~ socs ~ -. !. !.
. ~, = ie', YIN. M; 81 ,sond n s,,b.
. taa..s ; nfmbnr of Eastern ami
ly,Yas. S.a.is F.,.l tho nen,ocrat;c
s'., ssaean ' Tate ,ta tahle as;tis, how.
o,!or !. oboys tr,,iy / lamentable pros.
-. g., .ho II noSs Natb;nrs and the
bIa.l. Rennbl;cans ANIL 4 elorions re-
suit for the Democracy, which will
surely be realized, lfonr party carry
out the saving principles q harmony Y,
energy, union, ana " measures 'l NY
-. !.
: EaoS,1 Pars,ssr ppr. !, .Ncrs
Inc !, following ,,iI z az estimate o. e0 .he
Presldent,al electoral vote q q is9o '
pasea on !ne!ale eiee1lo.;s, ~ .le X, s 81
e .l' o IAN, - ftba air ~
~ ISLE IT, IL IL, Stata I'M, :.
; ;ns pop =. al .aI i =, Noyen,her' r
lofi's u iut0l.,, i .,o III
Z :. e D DEN .,
Alamaba, Arkansas, California,
Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Louisiana, Missouri, Milsslssip-
pi. North Carolina New Jersey New
York, Pennsylvania South Carolina
Texas, Virginia. Total Democratic
vote 1856. sS II A. | II
KNOW NOTHING, TX :,
Deelowsre IIKe,tuckr.% MARYLAND
Tannassea Totai Know Nothino
rota AK J. 49, u.s.
49, j
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

A young woman named Elizabeth Da I
senberry died in Richmond a few days
since, alta house of flame, from the e. e.
fects OF d terrible beating she received at
the hands Of George Livingston. A war
rant was issued for his arrest. 1t
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

CoSNEcTIprT Vino CONVENTION. - =
The Wing State Convention Of Con
necticut met on Thursday and nonli-
mated John A. Rockwell for Cover,
or, Joshua ~. Carter for lieutenant
Governor, j. II. Trumbun for Secrc.
larry Of State. and AlbertN Baldwin,
for Comptroller. i'll
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

a traveller on the Hudson River
Railroad, 9 few days ago, had his
pocket picked while on the cars Of
S15, 0o0.in bank notes. 4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

The democratic members Of the
legislature of New Jersey have unan-
imously passed resolutions in favor
of J amos Buchanan for the Presilen-
cy. l.LL I.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

DrsM1ssED. Lieut.. Buck, of II. n.
ship Ferret has been tried BY court
martial, and dismissed from the ser
vice for disobedience. .E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

\ Nine murders have been commit
ed in Memphis, Tenn, within 4 year,
and not one oftlie murdercrs has been
brought to justice.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

LAND SALE.--A lot of land adioin-
ing the corporation Of Winchester, I'M.
improved, was sold last week at $3.50
an acre.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Tho Railroad is completed to the
corporation limit Of Danville. The
trains, We learn, now run
to the town.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Roger Sherman, son Of one Of the
signers Of the declaration Of Indepcu.
dence, died at New Haven, Conn, q
few days since, in his SSth year.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

A LInERAL MAN. Col. b. +. Tread
well Of South Carolina, has given
1000 toward sending Southern EN-
igrants 70 Kansas.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

The Woodstock tenth Legion, u
declares in its last issue III favor of
James Buchanan, tortle r Presidency.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

a company Of fifty Young men IN
Grayson county, a., are now ready,
and will start FOR Kansas III j fen
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Isaac G. Burnett, ex- Mayor Of Gin
ciilnati, an Office he held from 1919
to 1881, died on Tuesday.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-03-26

Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland
Tennessee. Total Know Nothing
vote 81. 4 I. ~.@. w. rs +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

CEAiFD PROPOSALS FOR FrRsISatSG rug
- unots ~ Fort Hamilton New y0rs harhor wth fte.h
be- for the az CONNIE ucinp ianua~v s67 he
sthe cca ~ the A. : ST Sort asriltop tie
b ~ Jannarv next The beef N he ~ eoof and
auAnv 10 GUAR ers with equa If e.ch mex
snr sftrks be excluded such an "a
- inc exc.edilg
tsh week such dave shall h. designated avt
Ccwmissars a Suhiefe t.usr ~aeprf
WI reqoed for he fpHlWeut ~ ne con.sar ne
bids vli give ~ = ihs su-e'r- he bits
dressed ~ arirr asuifsut wis-srt ~ su1v.nrs
Port Hsmltnn y and endo.sed '~reprssis for urr4n
irg Fresh ISeeL'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

st3.rI wgpANs TuTs ESTABLISHMENT UrpAa
~ sua.r ,sio n ne prnur tireei Mrs sAR NJ
NIX. nas bsea thsrruRhy enttn'ed and ref1rntsn.
~ .urtnv 30 SUMNER and from Us situation No Cuba
gves sd,-cuaFe desrahle n ocaion fr
grs 'rg Havana for busf peasnre or health while
IL inviting them for afr comfort clesn
mes ard space nre lrs'lst IN the CITY.
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BILLIARDS.

tkrHr GAVE OF pILIkE0s BY MICHAEL PHF
i an With iiusfratoos ius' pub heI Price ~ Sinele
COMES MAYED free receipt ~ price, Nv upO NNOE q
C0Ll.gNDER bnisrs table makers q ann street n r.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN 1wEsryrwo YEARS or AGE, or
N good educaron Ard hlrb
irr and responsibility wishes 70 make scouanan- or
young lady handeome and good natured with vie y N
Marriage The advertiser n wealthy Address Frank Rev.
nods, Dor Zi Areghany CITY, Pennsylvania.
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
" Clothing for the holidays.
Clothing for the holidays,
Clothing for the holidays,
Clothing for the holidays,
Ready made 10 order
Ready msde or 10 order;
Ready made 10 order;
Ready made or order;
Ready made or borders
The neaes, styles ai low prices,
1hc neaicst ssyl NJ 10 prices,
The ncstes styles a. lo~ prices
The ueaest styles III low prices,
Al DRuMGoLD PRocIs '''
At DHCMgOLD pHOCHE.
At DhUM0OisD A fROCHS
At DgUMGOLD PROCHs
AT DRUMGULD PR0CHs,
Ss 40 Fulton street.
No. l2D Fulton street
No. 40 Fulton street
No 10 Fulton street
No. I'D Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

NrAMOrDS-THr TRADE rs REsPECrrUrr,y IN.
IL formed thai c-nnusliy marufacurnd and have
on hand large stock o. diamond cwery q the hnest svle
large assortment o diamonds hand setung done for
the trade. Diamonds houghtior cash.
H. HkBNAN n co, AIS Broone street.
4 ouIs ANRTCT'S NEW JEwElRY STORE Tos BROAD.
IL wayRch jewelry and silye! be bad 10
lRss than any other store Dam0pds old gold and svr
bousht FOR caeh An iron cafe eanted
Culver CUPS GoBIFTs NAPKIN RINGS, &c A.
- avery low prices. IT JOHN CURTIS iewelry store
g nieccker street New YORK.
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Wstcbes--Fne gold and silver watches-The largest
and most splendid assortment Of watches the
found at The subscribers He WaM
street for tie last eighteen and selling ali descriptions
OF gold and silver watches jewery mueh
less han the usual prices.
Beautiful gold leriIe vs'ches four hole eweed .SN
Fine gold detached levers full 10 ..........
Fine gold hunting .epins four holes Jew elled IS
oldhuntinr English patent levers
Fine gold hunting detached levers full JIG weed 10
dod and enamel watches tor ladies'. $40 TO 100
Splendid gold POCKET chrononete's l25 10 so
Gold independent second Watches for timing
horses. 90 10 $50
Som huning vsthea which eight days.. LIS to 80
fsrent .....-........ l2s to 2,o
Colo EIgish patent levers full jewelled. As 10
Nllyer English patent 10
Silver ceachen levers full Jeweled Is to ~
Fine gold hurting railway timekeepe~s 100 10
silver ept es four hoies Ieweied to
Tobias Harrison, H. q. Beeseley r. II. Cooper and
all ether .cele brated mai eFs for sale very ow.
All watches warranted keep time Watches
ievelry exchanged Watches and jewelry repaired
best sDd much les prices
sent To all parts Of the United States Canada free Of
charge
GEORGE O. ALLEN. importer Of watches and jsvelry,
pr md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25
SPORTING.

~ sPr ESf.EN-. Noon so vsrC4 rs 70 cove
.rrss' Eoei nr n RE pair ~ pistcs revolver
ttutry geusmner Jores hoiei oo~ner ~
sr,.' snd -rosHt ~
4. sNTte 10 uI.rCHssF-A TUORy wgH spFn
y e4f tv dog he must he a good aud
No. tcfi avee Acore4s @wtN Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
Anew YORK AND HARLEM RAnRoAN
IN Winter srrsngemsnis


ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RATr.RoAM
IN Winter arrangsmsuts
Comoencins Monday, nov 1sss Three daily trains 70
albany. Sundays ercevted
Fsrr ~ 81 fom kep York 10 Alpeny. Leave New york
follows from station Of white ard CENTRE srsets
$50 A., express rsir for Albany. connecting with the
Central Railrusd and Northern trains.
$40 A. n NAL train rpnning directly through without
crnhe~lnC chatham -Four Corners wi
he we.erD Pitisheld North Adams and other
s,attrns
.1P.s express running directly through wihou. chang.
=, with Central train II r. NJ for the
Returning leave Albany
s.lA A M mali train for New York direct
iush A NJ, express wubout change Of cara
sNn VI express without change Of GERS.
ohtsined and bsgwase checked nj the Once of
toe wessesn kairesd Albany or At White and Centre
lrv ONO OF Twenty hhd street and Fourth aven1e New
York W j. OANPBEId, supt
uUusoS RrvwR RAfIsRnAD-yRoM NOVEMBER 3
III his5s Re rsns VII lesve Chambers street stsaon M
ovs-Fxuryss GO n. and as r ". mai. N 80 A. /;
sniarsrt 60 NJ. for poushkseps,e end and %
n fr~ a'ra 80 A. W. and Y. W; for Peerski.
sap -fe rorehseepsse egra Sing ami PesksSIl wa,.
sop :. the Passengers taken ~ Cbsmhere
nal Crsphev Trtyhr sfrtets r.sDs Tor New vork
leave Trov At sa5 esd leis A. sad as r. H., and Ksss
A. p SMITH. ssperinteudsns.
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ITO IEr-BRoADwAY vARrErrEs Gs BROADWAY
y viii Ne rertet e-eek % month Apply 70 HENRY
WOOD. kA Broa
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DoY's CLorHISG.-TowTsrSD &GRAy, SIS BROAD.
ID way Twelfth street have just had manufactured
extensive assortment % boy clothing suitable for the
their boys Rsglsns, cape tAimss aud fancy
iscses cannot be surpassed By house 10 the trade.
4 ance their och Will convince parents Of saving
of twenty eve per cent both IN money and time. Gentle.
Rag business coats furnishing goods &c
In endless variety. Custom work got the 5st fAsh
'''~''' s''' -"' "e " TOWNSEND.
GERALD CRAY.
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~~.~~~-~--~-->---.~---,-
AN AsTRdOGTsT THAI BEATS Tun WORLD
~ And - GO reward II offered vbo
surpsse her giving psst and
future particularly risRes dsaAs heath, wealth osx-s
pur,uts absent friends, ke B-Msdsm CLIFTON l. no
humbug doe she wish W impose the Cal
ard ss'ffy vourseves Resdsnss 1855 Orchard street.
tween Houston and stanton.
1ALIE PAULINE LEsTaANGE WILL UPON THE
M receipt o ~ cent? N s,smps sent 10 per-
fnll De ineaon ~ Their chsrycer from
tsndwnr tell truly their rie and show Their future;
rousit Of future ste or husband
hwsuts &c. sddreS VITA return postage Pauline LES
TRANCE Poet once, New York
Nov IL YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE FORTUNE
IN Massme CLIFTON 10 the ony person II the United
esiss can give ony Hfy
dspce lss Orchasd street between Houston and Stanton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25

WHO'LL. Buy BoTTLE-sEE BURROWS TO
w night
GRAND HOLIDAY JUBILRR FOR THE CHRISTMAS
VI aud New Wears weehs-free Concerts The proprietor
begs respectfully 10 inform bis frsnds ard the ouhc
thal be has made win the oswtn talented
atsts W appear nightly his popular conc-rt Isl
Bowery:-Nss NArrareuA The muca admiral vosaiSt Mn
Amelia Ienn ue pleading ballad a.ger; q Ne Franc the
graceful Mr. fr bar e peooles fsvorre ballad
Mr. Y. Berhslnn. The tvos impersonsfor Mr. "
Tco.y the great yE dancer and nr y Riley tnimtoe
Performances TO crnmerc- nj ~ precisely
pm, p. 8OWka,, Proprietor.
rCHr WHOLE FUN OF A GRAND CARNIVAL AT
j venlce, night at BURROWS, In the great hi. TIE
BOTTLE IMP.
EDDy's THEATRE CHI AMBERs sTREEr.-Ma AND
II whs PRANK kHkA respectfully inform heir ri .nds
pubc that through tho k dt Mr. k9ds lesser
that their Flrst Renen IN New Norx ~l take place nj the
above named theatre on Tuesday evening nesi Dec ~
DRooKLyN MUSEUM --gAsD CHaIsTMAs ~ sfLEE
ID The only entertainment IN Rrooklyn Christmas day
Performances afternoon a. and evening ocock Al the
evenings performance grand invitation
and civic bail
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

COPAHINEASHIP NOIICESs
->~~,~--~~-~~>~,~~-~~~--o--
r6O0 WAITED. A YOUNG MAN, WHO, Is Ac-
snouS Join The advertiser established esrh
he average sales are SEQ weesy sone ha those having
A GOOD BUSINESS MAN wIrH s2Sroo OR MORE CASH
"A casital and familiar with banking ard excht1ge bns
can become part, er IN an house With fac
les 6c seldom met with taking the place of
retripg partner. Address Financial box a65 Post Office
A LARGE FORTUNE FOR SMALL INVESTMENT
"A Any respectable perfon wishing certainty, for
s0 hear Of chacce before offered The mat
wishing such negot appoint time and
place by addressing Certainty, box 1893 Herid Office.
IAPIrAL-A GENTLEMAN. CT ExpERrEsCE AND
~ business ability having $40 GOO % $50 IN cssh e IN
6u: stating s the nature Of the
THE ADvERTIsEE, HAVING A THOROUGH PsAC.
cs experience v In the bushes, Of private banking de,
$4,000 10 engage in souiher6 where there
bs essi, s.isSshed Letters addressed % care Of
ava ss Nil he sn .nd
cua ihcaops OF the advertiser the most ample Satisfaction
J. seymour, Cashier
1,HE OWNER OF AN AMERICAN PATENT WHICH
has paid net profit Of over $1,000 month, wishes 70
md 20 20 France operate The French patent This
viz RS. nsns boz
w cspsi Of 5000 TO $1,000 to join the save,,ser in
Iorelgn commission and shipping baspe.s where handsome
i-nce Adolphv. Herald Office.
CLOTHING, &C.
Il nm WORTH or sEw AND cAsr OF CLOTH
Cl.UOO ing wanted for city and Western markets 8en
having OF viii receive the highest price by
Ealing q the store, OF addressing JOHN X MURRAY ~
Centre street.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF NEW AND CAST OFF
% asposs ~ VII rss.y. she mi value sSou haseiDF Or
SEEKING Call address THOM d.
IONRON, SVl Pearl
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DEPRIVATION OF a Tt-1IMusTAb TO Ns VII
h. Crane uouucman o. the Ienih district Of the
Iutf we'd lee - f4s
stmtetrg held a the house ~ VI, William Cunnin ghsm.
N. y NJ y Y Erbn Atd. al approo
adA,sfs presented CourcInarsv Crane With speniid
silver uwchsf.
81 That Tie proceedings ~ ibis meeting be pub
fshea n the NeW Ycrk herald.
WV CTsFfhOtAs, Jr.
]. rUgtN I0mmI'tNc
q I'll SMITH
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TlU .hIE1 > EFNkFNL'ENot WV HAIIsI bhOAU-
cHRrSTNAs DAY A GRAND AFTERNOON
performance which ne grand fairy opera Of
CISuEkEl.LA
viii be prcdrced- commencing Al ~ O'Clock Evening con
cert commences Al rs o'c!0cR
On frcas, Dec. - bennett Of
On sunday Dee 5s-A grand sAcaxD CONCERT By
rca~orh ceiehraed Hard arpi he Backleya
Adm SsiOn IS orchestra seats 81 cents
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS, sc.

7QEE -CHRlsfMAc DAY -spECIAL NON6E.-
IOcO. The geptlemen's fashionable furnishing bazaar
vii be Christmas day from sunrise till o'clock
M TO enable any disappointed parties 70 complete Their
Lolida! purchases LEWIS sEACORD, 655 Broadway.
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(,rRCus PROPERTY At AUcrIos WILL ~ sotD
~ the hvhcst bidder ~ Arnregf Railroad Hoia
iroh tuesday, denuary 3 Isl AZ W .isk hs
tive stock the vsushie establish
IUE PFNrTsND CO CIRCUS nrindloe VOWS
horsea "a rims horses ick ponies suepfh fiagA
ssverts M waeor 40 baggage car-ase
busres 10 ~ harness add g brds riding psds psd
clohs enree dresses tree irsppngs tents rhsls
ropes poea cuss lshographs &C Ac 1ompr's sverv
requisite 70 the coupe's equ'pnent ~ rs class circus
eopsny poh the ring and the horses c9nsd
cred he IN the nited ~tase The wagons hsrne~ tents
reprings srd properties N Root cond, 100
ready or Immediate To thosa wishing " cAsss p her
tr The wiii afcri oop1rmni he
hors and harness viii 70 s0i1
scparatelv The he IS audre~s Railroad
Poe Detroit aud eceu.ber W. 1885 Gsrnsfwen
IS Of ire purchase 10 he paf re da of
tn taapce n be pad delivery ~ stock which mns
be wihin four days sfer sale.
A cApEvy ~ Nrerc 70 LwT-ov TIE or ~Iagrt
~ of the ope-r Cor -oncess l~turee &C A@cornrncfs
far thousand persons Pree. nirht ssr .eut
ing Nlbt - -.
Tho rrre bal rahB has reduced inc ldos
al privileges Of hs bars supper AMI closk ros
toQeiher wh he hghtinK ard hoors AppIv ~ NJ ~
WOLFE o. he Erecufive Ccmmiues, No sos'h stree,
U,o IFT-pRoADwAY VARIETIES an BROADWAY
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and silver watches. -The largest
OF Of watches la the city is 10 be
He has heen in business In WM
ears and il selling ali descriptions
ewelry aud silver ware ct muah