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u LUXURIOUS SHAVE can be obtained
by using that new and superb article, Fon-
taine's Cream of Wild Flowers, which makes
. rich and penetrating lather, and prevents
the irritation of the razor. 1t Is admirable
for cbspped hands and rough skin. Sold by
the agents, druggists and fancy stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-31

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may eadly be
acquired by using the Balm of a TA'1sand
No.ous." 1t will remove tan, ptmples, and
f1sskfss from the skin, leaving it of a s,ft and
roseate hue. Wet q towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at Shillington's, agent for
Washington, and all druggists.
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n The Chinese Sugar Cane, newly intro.
duced, has been grown in numerous Instances
with marked success. Speaking of the expsr.
fence Of Mr.. Kroh, of Wabash county, IN
The Chic ago Journal remarks that evidence 1.
conclusive that this plant can be successfully
cultivated in that State, and properly attaches
much Importance 10 the fact
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CHEAP PREACH WORK.

yHTE SHALL OPEN THIS MORNING A
w large lot OF cheap MUSLIN SETS MUS
LIN COLLARS and SLEEVES, FLOUNC-
INGS, and other Fancy Articles, rent as on az
proval, and will be found worthy the attention Of
those wishing to purchase such articles for n oil
day presents
We would also ask the attention OF pure hsseR
to our elegant assortment 81 Dress Goods, Shawls,
&C which we are now offering much below the
regular prices In order 10 reduce our stock.
w. M SINISTER q CO.
No. 8. opposite Centre Market,
dec 3l-3t between eth and 9Th streets.
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The LYoNSAIs PAssENGERs.-The state
ment that the captain and fifteen of the pas
sengers Of the wrecked steamer Lyonnais had
landed at Bordeaux, is contradicted
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dec 1-3Il

ESSORS' NOTICE.-rHE
~ voters Of the several Wards will pie sc
take notice that the Assessors will attend at the
places designated below, from 10 O'Clock a. IN to
3o'clock IN. every day, except Sundays and
Christmas day, from the 18th to the 3Ist Of this
month, inclusive, FOR the purpose Of revising and
correcting the poll lists:
First Ward-Samuel Rediern's, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street
Second Ward Williamson's, 413 10th st.
west between 6 and streets north
Third Ward-J. NJ Downing's, SIT l. stree,
north. between 7th and 9Th streets west
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fifth Ward-B. Dyer's, $50 New erssy ave.
nue., between and Z streets south
Sixth Ward--Ofhce OF 8. Briggs, X stree,
south, between 6th and 9th streets east
Seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn, IT,, SIS r stre,i
south, between 9th and 9th streets west.
dec 10-d
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THE CONGRESSIONAL BANK.
Corner of Loufsdnd ausaHs aad la street,
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
"ILL RECEIVE DEPOSITS AND MAZE
w Collections on all the principal cities In the
Union, and promptly attend to any business in Its
line. +. JARDlNE,
dec A-3m Cahi.T,
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DER STEAMSHIP ARA6O q ADAMSS
L Express, EUROPEAN GOODS. suited for
rev eaIs' Presents, just received at
vec 3o-2A 1.-THE LAKE0.n
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%WHAT WE WANT TIE PEOPLE
NJ TO KNOW III Uses FURN-
ISHED We want housekeepers and those
about 10 COG m.nCe Housekeeping tn bear In mind
that the drst, second, third aud fourth rooms Of
orr large and spacious warehouse are filed to
their utmost capacity with every description OF
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite The attention Of those In want Of bareai
Houses furnished throughout wi every article
In the house keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
or TO punctua dealers at the usual credit Call At
the " HOUsRKEEPER's EMPoRIgMn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
" QSick sales and small proGtsn
BONTZ & COOMBS,
dec Ism 9TH street between I and f.
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CS0 kEWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM
pcO the subscriber, on Monday the 29th -
instant, Negro Man JOE YOUNG, aged *
about W years. He 10 about five feet six ~
inches high and quite black his clothing 81
was light gray roundabout and pants, and new
gray cap.
| will give the above reward for his spprehen-
sion II taken out Of Prince Georges county, and
S25 II taken In said county, In either he is to
be delivered to me think II probable he is
making his way to Washington city.
&C. MAGRUDER,
1t* Upper Marlboro, Nd.
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X,
ma not voting.
bVermont and Kentucky admitted.
Tennessee admitted
Il Ohio admitted
Louisiana admitted.
T Indians admitted
g illinois, Maine, Missouri, Alabama and Nj Is.
sissippi admitted.
Arkansas and Michigan admitted.
Florida, Texas, Iowa and Wisconsin ADM T.
California admitted.
Resignation Of an Army offieer.-The res.
ignation of Second Lieutenant Timothy M.
Bryan, jr., tenth infantry, has been accepted
by the President, to take effect January /,
1857.
Supreme Court .-Yesterday-No. 224. Jas
Ross ct al, plaintiffs in error, as. Murray
Hoffman. In error to the Circuit Court of
the United States for the western district of
Pennsylvania On motion of Mr.. Edwin M.
Stanton, of counsel for the defendant in error,
this writ of error was Gocketed and dismissed,
with costs
No. 225. ChristOval Morel ct al, plaintiffs
in error, Vs. the Now Orleans Draining Com
pany. In error to the Supreme Court Of the
State OF Louisiana. On motion of Mr. Janin,
Of counsel for the defendants in error this
writ Of error was docketed and dismissed,
with costs
No. 226 Nicholas Fitzsimmons ct al plain
tifs in error, Us the new Orleans Draining
Company. In error to the Supreme Court Of
the State of Louisiana On motion of Mr..
Janin, Of counsel for the defendants in error,
this writ of error was dOcketed and dismissed,
with costs
No. % Wesley Williams, garnishee of Ed
ward T. Malone, plaintiff in error, u.s. Hill,
Mclean Co The argument Of this cause
was concluded by, Mr. Phillips for the plain
tiffs in error
No q. Terence Cousin, plaintiff in error,
rs Evsriste Blanc's executrix ct al. This
cause was argued by Mr.. Janin for the plain
tiff in error, and by Mr.. Benjamin for the de-
PENDANTS in error.
No. "a. VIM A. Shsffer, plaintiff In error,
as Jas A. Scudday This cause was argued
by Mr.. Benjamin for the plaintiff in error, and
by Mr.. Taylor for tho defendant in error.
Adjourned
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtment.-On yesterday, S0th December
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
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L Sets, Bedstsads, Bureaus, Chairs, Kitchen
Furniture, &C., at LAMMOND'e,
dec 29-3t 7th street
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RTAXES NOTICE TO DELIN
M QUENT TAX PAYERS
COLLBcToR's OFFICE, November 81, 1856
All Persons who have failed to pay their Tav es
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 LIST Of January, 1857
It's hoped THAI an early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned, a neglect to do so
will add heavy expenses to the amount OF the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA,
nov " -dt3lDeG Collector.
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o. o. F.-GRAND LEvEE OF
M CENTRAL LODGE, No 1, at Odd
Hal, 7th street.-The members CT this Lodge
take pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the pubic that they will give their second Grand
Annual Levee on Thursday evening, January LIST,
1857, TO commence at O'Clock.
The Rev JAMES A. DUNCAN ard other distin-
guished speakers are expected to deliver ad
dresses on the occasion
After the Levee the votaries Of Terpsichore are
informed that Professsr Witherss celebrated
Brass and Sting Band have been engaged, and
will open the dance by peri .rming the Odd Eel
lows Grand march, COM pos ed and dedicated to
the widows and orphans by Professor WIthers
Refreshments will be furnished by an expert
enced caterer.
Tickets 81, admitting gentem and ladies
20 be had Of the committee and at the door
Committee
}. EdmonstOn, Dr. X. r. Hunt,
J g. Robinson, X. w. Middleton,
J. H. McChesney, q. Sylvester,
A j. Borland, R w. Barneclo,
X. 6rymes, IT Walker
r. Slight, dec 29-3t
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OHIO SMOKED SAUSAGE.
lust RECEIVED FROM MR.. MOORE,
- few barrels Of his celebrated Ohio Smoked
SAUSAGE JOHN g ADAMS,
dec 2e-3ts Corner 9Th and l. SITS.
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SUITABLE FOR Pa ESENrs THE
~ greatest variety Of Fancy Notions and Toys
In the city, at LAMMOND'S,
dec 29-3t 9TH street.
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THEAP READING AT THE CIRCU.
~ lating Library, 4S6 Seventh street. All the
popular Works Of the day on hand. New Books
received soon as published.
de; 20 FERGUSON, asS 7th street
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CNh l. Lace Day received, and for tale by
T.. TUCKER q CO,
dec 20 asa Pa avenue
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@RE6IsTER's OFFICE, WASHING.
M TON, December q, 155S-NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that licenses for butchers
stalls and FOR hucksters, also licenses FOR dogs,
will expire on the 3lst instant, and that the same
must be renewed within ten days.
SAML. l.. DOUGLASS,
dec Is dtJan10 Register.
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~@OH, FOR MERRY NEW YEARS.
~ NI8HT.-The Metropolitan Club take
great pleasure In announcing to their friends and
the public In general that they will give Grand
Cotillon Party, at COLUMBIA HALL, on THURS
DAY EVENING, January /, 1857.
Tickets FIFTY admitting gentle
man and ladies
There will be no ladies' invitations issued, and
therefore all are invited to attend Nv order Of
dec % 4tH THE COMMITTEE
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I 0ST-ON FRIDAY, THE 26th INSTANT,
IL on Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and I4th
streets, a pair Of Gold EYEGLASSES. The
finder will be suitably rewarded upon leaving
the same at Messrs 6alt & Bro 8 Jewelry store,
32i Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
dec 29-3t
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OF JANUARY ASSEM-
BLY, Lewis CaIusi respectfully an
nounces that be will give an Assembly, at his
saloon, on the night Of the anniversary Of the
Battle Of New Orleans, and he assures the public
that II will be BRILL Mt ef9air He invites Mem
bers # Congress with their families, strangers,
and the linens to Join In celebrating this crown
ing act OF the last war. dec 31-3t
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OVERLAND EXPRESS!
CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS!
SCAWAkZE & DRURY AHEAD OF ALL
~ COMPEI lTORS ,-Antic! pating aN rs
severe winter, we have made ar G ~ (aI
Engagements for regular supply Of NdAsY
superior OYSTERS, and though
at all tunes have full supply Of Fresh Open.d
Oysters. Persons using large quantities for Din
ners, Balls and Parties, should give US a call.
But one price throughout the sea. on to regular
customers. SCHWAZE h. DRURY,
Dealers in Oysters alone,
dec ji-lw is9 llth ST. secOnd door above f.
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
NJ Of the
MON GUAR pS
will take place on the 9th Of January.

NEMPIRE CLUB-THE MEMBERS
&s OF the Empire Club most respectfully
inform their friends and the public, that they
will give COtillon Party on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, December 3ist at Temperance Hall =,
4 street, between 9th and 10th BY order Of
TIE COMMITTEE
dec 49, ls, q, %. "a. e. 81.
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Boarding.

SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS, with BOARD.
- can De found at Mrs. CLARE's, over the
Bank Of Washington. dec 2s-sts
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NoTIcE TO ALL MY CUsTo-
GEO. w. STEWART.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL.
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION will
be held at Temperance Hall on SATURDAY
EVENING ext, January ID, 1857, at O'Clock
All Democrats tenn 2orarilv residing In the city,
members OF remocratic State and local Clubs,
and citizens Of the District are respectfully in
vited to attend.
dec 3l-2i& LUCIEN PEYTON, Chm.
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NURSE wANTED.-AN AMERICAN
IN English, or German Sin, TO take care OF
children. The best testimonials OF character,
capacity, and fidelity Required. Apply at 35 1
street, opposite Franklfn square. dec 23-u
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WkNTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN WHO
w IS compliant seamstress, a situation TO do
light Chemberwork or take care OF cbildTen and
sew. Please call az ls4 near the corner OF slkt
street She can bring good recommendations
dec 30-2t4
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GOLD PENS IN GOLD AND SILVER
" Cases; Penb nives, imported direct from
Rodgers Il Sons, Shefaei French Portfolios,
French and English Drawing Books, Albums,
French and English Juvenile 30, Ks, Englifh
Bibles and Prayer Books OF all sizes, In morocco
aid velvet bindings; fine editions Of standard
American, English and French author, ia Poetry
and Pose. In fine bindings; and o large collec-
ton Of illustrated BOOKS, mostly imported direct
from Europe by the undersigned
dec 30 FRANCK TAYLOR
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"CAMILLR" Americanized, Glance at washinr
ton, Irish Boy and Yankee Lass, NJ M airy Ann
Apolheosis OF Washington, &C.
Thursday, second night Of Miss MoRASf.
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ufHE LAKE<v


1t No SOL Peassylrasta avenue,
Where they are open for inspection. II Is worth
to examine, and offers unparalleled inducement ats
to purchase
Their facilities for importing Atlantic
Goods enables them TO retail at what many will
pay at wholesale CALL AND sER
Fancy Goods, Portemonnaies, Cabas, Toys and
Pe,fumery, wholesale and retail. dec 81
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Resignation Of an Army f6cer.-The res
ignation of Second Lieutenant Timothy M.
Bryan, jr., tenth infantry, has been accepted
by the President, to take effect January /,
1Qkr
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmental yesterday, 30th December
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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w ANTED-PERSONS DESIRING TO
w give private dinner parties can be supplied
with first class French Cook at - for bis servi
ces on application az GATHERS RESTAU
RANT, PSI Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. dec g
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REMOVAL.
SAMUEL Chiffon, ATTORNEY Al
~ LAW &c has removed his Office to the base
ment Of the house Of Johnson HELEN, ESQ OF
the corner Of 5th street and Louisiana avenue.
dec 30-1m&
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-15

n ~ .o lsytlll ~ o1h ssa S
81 Noygsn& Aozarts the Great Gsrman compo-
eeS olta ~ y1enpsa ~ the sYeaf 9l.I fhere n
stslices 81 &c dea{ HIs sweefe.t sono q j.
thell4st' lie sdha:: fhs Rsou;em. He bsd bssS
employed po this exoaisite niarg I'll ss,srsi
Reeks, his soul filled Iins6ir, & IN
=, ..iI.., m g. I.el
irs., a''a CO. kinured WIN
IN, .ss.s ala
,ph;cb 80 - !: q sppg
his ssyensaS stain u he feiI f'Ysn ;S;. ls .,
quist slenbet AZ length the light footstepso 81
e. ]. :.I nls i asugntef ninllte. sNoke Come
ns.ns e sa'an e my i, task = done
sne neqnem equaean \. tlnishedls Say
9sll IS: lAsnef, seaa 9enfle gil inter-
must be you look better. for even - 81, nav
Hgodf cheek hasa glow upon i'll an sure N
VIII nursey yod wen again-ief he BRING You 81.
something refreshing. : ! aD5 DOT deceive tour.
,sd i eo.. - isss 80 tsc ayns e tis vas
From $500 !. go = 80. 1870 9y human 70
,s nv J,,;s ha.,s ~. iof aids in
nv E,,;,;s - s,sIs.r . spoke q fekesnment
:. ansse ny last notes-slt down
~ - F-!n. ~, 49,. N1th8 them The hymn
~ ~ t1pt 4aAtsss0 me once moro herr
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-15

~ From All sides and quarters the news d
mos. cheering TO American hearts. FilImorei i
striding over the land. We cali on all good
Democrats 70 throw away their party prejddices
and suvsthe country from Fremont, Buchan.
an Is nowhere. - s~.l rs.ssszss = ~
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-15
The Boy and the HslyaImase.

! The BOY and the H0lyaImages
aassaAmong grssnsnd plsasantmssdows sss
sesa4ss OF the Virgin and her child.
- ta.asf 81 8sgss sssaSs 81 sss sssst sssEs
!, - There of on summrgevenings ii
A lonely boy would rove,
sgss To play beside the image
al iThsf sancti6ed thegroyc. sas ssssos
on sat his mother By him. him.. :. . =
aassas Among the shadows dim - = A.6 9
4 And told how the Lord jesus - aa o.
= Wss soness @ child Ike hin.s.b aasssssa
- And nov fssn highest Hsavens saoa s'ssF
,.sss.s Hsidoth look down saeh daysaes ~ asses
And sees whate'er thou doest, ....ssy...z~
And hears what thou dost say
AL ksx5 A8s Yz1ssxa sssssaT ST sAsEAss1# -
Thus spoke his tender mother ~
Aud on an evening bright, - ss,,.a
y. - When sunlight warm descended :
57slsni Mid clouds Of rosy Ights ss eaas
li.sA Again m .bs boy 1. vas p playing ing - s'ass
ssss Obi beautiful child Jesus, u - i ssss .
| Come down and play with mel osss
.kaearIp 6ad 7as aovess, tAe iairsst: Il los
s.xsa III weav9fr T1ce crpwn; ~ .assa ss
y Ill get Thee bright red strlW Wbcrries9 sausa
Z aaAs II Thoa Wit but come down. s .'''s 1
sc ai = - ssss ssa Nlsa gh1As ssHks
s.s OH holy, holy ymotherl = a0ssrs
Wilt put him from thy knee2 ss.
- =. For In tAese silent meadows s
s~ AssaAre mona % play with me. assss ~
Thu. .nols j /; A. ssys, Soy ] ,o..lv. L -H qesT''
Tha pS;id r. ,0,.ho- hss:,i saayssssT e
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-15

= OF We hearthe most cheering news Of the
prospects Of the American cause in Louisiana.
The city Of New Orleans is ours by large
majority .sand with proper efforts the State i
safe. Who would not feel proud if we can
carry Mississippi and Louisiana for the AMER
.ICANSl and we can. There is but one thing
TO do, that Is work. Each one WORK in his dis
trict and County, and work everywhere. and all
the time. The price of liberty is eternal vigi
lance work. bnt watch the enemy till the elec
tion IS over, and pray for him afterwards
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ms. EoUGH. AucrIoNEER-ELEGANr fUa,I

n 8. EcUGH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURsT.
~. ture 10 bun mosac rosewood mahogany aud walnut,
orose,s ro sevs, scroll and Md aon osroei
ns rosewood sus In tapestry and India satin bronzss,
EpE.h syer a,e &c Of n. slansn 1
resder CO No sls West Twenyihrd stree Between
cssh public auction oEnorrow Tuesday June g. al l0
o'coct. Extrsct from CATALOGUES
octaves brilliant sId esboraelv carved rcd
covei and sool also line select OF music splead
qu.e and 10 she'd cost $50 Do IL green snd
gold French b,o.telle d. i. crimson and French
Abes IN boh rosewood psper mashe, ebony, &C. the
b'es being Iers saury spenddy framed French pate
wood French e.egere, wiA marble sad plae mirror
mahogany and black walnut library and eary
ock, with figure Of Cicero also. marble and
dc dee ,rsa English royal We vet .spssry col snd me
Dial ION cafpeng with and mats also number OF dne
fine picture West POINT AID surroundings BY Boess Mount
WASN'T son ~ Lsae BaL oil, by bosse one o. bis hnsst
by the Of Cooper busts Of George Martha washing
ZEN by La Ciox besdes Others OF less merit Als) ane
ion chairs In mosaic covered in India satin; heavy
dow drnpe,v with large tssses gilt c,rnices. gold band
iaing Ioom-E egsni white gold china inner ses 2N
pieces two tea DO 3 pieces two decorated do. each A
" chased saves very engravei pitchers Parish
marble 90 Robemn cut and coo red glass ware wines de
ware nmoIs-s, soo., &C silver forks. Spoons &c &c;
ane rosewood extension able dining chairs in apestry,
msboasOy ssts. snd chsas, .ssy and rocking DO. ic
- % o. costy royal velvet stair Gar
Two hat racks, hall ehsrs Gobc and Kdza 5ehan
sands commodes &c TO ss,n Also msnox1oy 10 n MI,
fuo heavy mAttresses heavy vooen blankets Msrse es
nsrais ses and nas.in ru aims and csraiess wndoS
shades. paintings and engravngs enameed chamber frni
CONNIE noe Is Advertised Parties will os IA w u
terdspcs 10 remove the goods.
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7 IoHr roR rHs nrLLIor .o.,. &c GOOD LIear FOB
ready 10 supply the public with good hand lamp good
light ., per hoar ~ csnn per week At four hours
disasreeable smell. requires no e{la psusapce
spe-m oil ftof lard OIL * Of whale oil. VIII not CONCEAL
any tenn used for any purpose artificial
oUsd at cur chcs No 1E Pear street few doors wes NJ
Wal street. Aso 81 Knapts 20 %6 centrs street op2o
CoupsaJ No Iy Pearl street Sssured b. letters patsn
R-Alsc Tor sale. tusrcsir AousTs' rsf1sl aad pant
o.. :. soo 10 y e.. y.sSss.
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q aoRos COOK, AucrIosEER-pERExpro aY sALs

GnOR0R COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TORY SALE
Of large and esegant siosk Of furniture being the
O. James Cock Fsg s5. Broadway Bond street
thursday jane 8, 1913 O'Clock embracing psror suits Of
brsosel plush sad hair cloth ,od mahogany and
books0s otegees stands cente SIDE and fancy
bes extension dnng ga bedsesds bureaus wssassnds
hal stands psror and rocking ehsrp pst
hair mattresses, oolatsra And ptows maklsr
ysy amp 90 thy notes OF dealers And
oilers a. every Let must be posiyey soh Caalogaes At
tale,
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II ssRy B. HxRTs, JR., AunTIoNExR, WILL SELL,
No ca large stock OF res made cohtg cloths
cssperes vesinxs 70, The entire stock Of who esse
l0lbsY cecplnQ hi siness eomprising la
psnacons youihs boss coihng q every description
bfoadcchs csssiueres nets vesags 'ds
focss shirts &c 70 &c s1d without eserye tr cash. Css
tngnaSsAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
FURNITURE.

nKsKs DEsKs,. DESKS, &c Largest AND Basr
- assormsni Ia the city al KNOWS Office furniture ware
f0f ms, 80 Beef msn street, sec5ud story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

nECRQ9 COOK, AUCTIoNEER.-LAR9E AND Pc.
Vt femp>ory sale OF nav and elegant custom madefurnurs
Tuesday June at hafpast ten o'clock ut the
AZ Rroadway between 10 yard s,d Grand sues
snd bar ch pssN0od, mahogany and walnut bureaus bed
scAds wasAnds nostands bocksands eteyeres
tables d8 sofa do library and secreAnes bo okc
ertsndou dining tables hall stands paAsses RSlre@es
DO sters and pillows, enameed chamber Pus A1f plated
&C. CO .ogues Every lot shall be positively
sold, 0dcripF rare char &c dealers and others