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SPECIAL NorIcE.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use +" Balm of
LOO Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
" Woodland Cream a new pomade il causes gen
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each. w p. FRTRIpsE & Co
Prsprietors, New York
Wholesale and Retail Agents for WASHING ton
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, between 9th and
loth ST., ia avenue. nil
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Rfu0urtaI.

and Rock Island ~ 4; Cumberland Cal Go :" -
limos tCentrsi shares 93t; do Bonds Sc; la
Srosse and Mil. lax; Michigan Southern n \:
New New OK Central 5iE Reading IS \; NH and
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Rf VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST DuLy
10 the subscriber. shall sell, on MONDAY the 7fh
aay oi december, al O'Clock a. m, On the NAVY
thar handsome hold Property on Lot in square
Sh consisting OF two-story Frame House with A
SaId property - soid subject to another deed of
trust not yet due. and the purchaser will have m
benefit of the credit on said trust,
Terms: $50 cash the balance on the maturity
OF the deed OF trust above alluded TO- which will he
made known on the day Of SAFE
III the terms are not complied with within three
days from the dav of the subscriber reserves
the right Ia rese the same aft the r1sk and cost
detailing purchaser.
JOHN L. SMITH, Trustee
BADEN a GOUNDS.
n 20 cots Intel. Auctioneers.
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E0R RENT.-Prof. II. w. MUNDER having
Il fitted up his Hail in an elegant manner which
renders i one OF the pretiest rooms in this CITY, will
Dinners, or Promenade Concerts Apply nj the
Hall on Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Thursday even
ings from ~ until 81 O'Clock. S-sase = -
His School open for the reception of On pills
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
Oc 22-tf 49,
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New Ysvk ,1.xk.s.

WV YORK, Dec 3-Flour declined Gales Of
Southern IS IOas5 IS s ~'''S >''
r hea, Is inactive, and quotations nominal
Corn is lower; mixed at Sic
Fork Is steady; mess 81 .7snasls. nrsne sts 81
sSe Beef Is lower; Chicago repacLed SI3s
S3 so Lard is quiet at iOaIie
Whisky is lower; Ohio asEc
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TIE HfvKk AT the month ar ztbe e,o., .,.
,ived, yesterday, Large feet Of what the draw.
keePers term 'canal revenue cutter, ,, In the
shape OF long boats laden with wood, sand, coal
=, some young sportsmen, who ieft our, city for a
snree months shooting trip In North Carolina,
sent up 10 The Washington market, Yesterday
some $50 pairs Of ducks OF various kinds, such q,
Dlne wing, white backs, widgeon maliard A.
Ihey are represented ~ being very large soms
open. ;lEf .-7e -; "''"'A ""i' 81
At Gait Young's wharf, arrived sehr. Mary
PATTERSON, Capt ZIMMERMAN, from Philadelphia.
with gus tons Of coal r. : Il = ''>' PS"'
Mott Bedell, Seaman, DAYS from New, Yort
with consignments TO the following nersons
", thompson, T.. c, French, d ID. Castro. j. ]
4 cos,.s y GreIfry: MIS-; E Thompson. Miller
n. Dandas, ;. Cole, j. ii. huffman, Hamilton A
heacn, Hon A. 'frumbull, g F. Gulick A
n Moner, Gen. Cass, Murray Senn,es.
rr,ms onIut, "A: Green, VIM. utherford, James
SrSheI, thompson, Hamilton & Co, Campbell
q I0yle, Army Spence, A. J. MAESTRO, 8 Lewis,
~ 6autier, J. Van Santwood Jackson a. Bro
G ". y. Melgs, b Wilson, j. r. McGregor
ueoIgetown consignments-W Darby Miss NJ
A Thomas, Miss NJ A Tayor j. Thos Davis
The Washington aud AIexandria Railroad il
nearly completed, and ii is expected that the cars
WIN De put upon the track and regular trains run
ning between the Long bridge terminus and
alexandria In about one week We understand
that no pains have been spared bv Col French to
nave this road put in thorough condition.
CENTRE MARkKT.-This morning the stands
were unusually crowded Ia every department,
and the supply Was Of excellent quality. The
supply of country pork at the scale-ho was
large, and considerable quantity was offered
at wagons that could not get into market space
The prices were S7aS7 so per 100 lbs The sup
ply In the hay market was also very large; the
prices ranging from IN ho
prices In sheds were about as follows:
beef, fresh, pr Id. lOal2 Dried neac hes ot o,to
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-xBlave Exci,emen, At Bre.k,rr.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.-There il considerable ex-
element here respecting the attempt to kidnap a
runaway slave, for the purpose Of returning him
to Savannah. habeas corpus was ISSUED re-
turnable to-day, but in the meantime the negro
has been spirited away over the underground
rai F0ad .
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Fatal Railroad Accident.


sPRiNaF1KLp, Mass Dee. ls--Mr. Geo vii
Iisfon, of this city was instantly killed in tn,
New York express train this evening 80
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
EHAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
u On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Dec tth Iss,
az o'clock, ON the premises, 4 shall sell psrt on
t'nt NO 10 square 50, fronting 20 feet on north
between I'd and sd streets west, running hsok ~
Ieet inch, with the improvements, consistlnr OF
twoStory Fame House, containing four rooms
Ierms: One third cash the residue m 8 and IL
months with interest. secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. - " ~
dad J. G. Mcguire Auot,r
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BUFFALo, Dec. l--Heavy rains have fallen
here for two days, causing o serious ffeshet, and
doing great damage 70 the shipping. :
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MEssRs. F.. BIRD 4 Co were the contractor,
for the Armory building, and Msssrs Wise L
Callahan sub-contracIOrs for the brick work .
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DIED,

On the I'd instant, Mr.. DYSON MORAN, in the
His funeral will take place on Tomorrow Orr
day Afternoon at O'Clock, fom his late residence
on u between 18th and lS1s streets, at which time
his friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
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Rectption Of Ex.Pre.iden. Pierce at NorfoIL

NORFOLK, Dec. FIX President Pierce visited
the navy-yard and the ships of war to-day and
was entertained on board the ship Pennsylvania
by tn: officers, being previously received with
national salutes He was treated to grand ser
public reception at the city hall
Mrs. Pierce Is improving in health. The
weather Is charming. ..--- -. - :
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BALrIMoRE, Dec. 3.-Flour Is fmer; Howard
street and Ohio s5-l2k 1
y, w heat Is Irregular good to prime reds sI ga
ola white 50a75, yellow 7Oa72; new white S3seo'
Whisky is dull; city a9S, Ohio 23xc
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THE COMMISSIONS Of the new Almshosse is
to be- laid this afternoon, at four o'clock
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.. DR.. PoPE,
HOMEOPATHIC PnySiridR and SuTgsOu
De Menou or Chain Buildings, No. SIG III street
north side, between 18th and l4th SITS. dI-eo9m
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ANOTHER "MARBLE PALACE, WEDDING =
Mr.. T.. NJ. Powers and Miss Bella Frazier, hot h
OF Virginia, were united In the holy bonds OF
matrimony at Browns Hotel yesterday, by Rev.
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BY THE ADvERrTsENENr in another column II
Will be seen that Markriter, keeping step to the
niafcn OF improvement has removed his paper
hanging establishment TO more spacious quar-
terS Markritsr is a capital good Fellow under
stands his business To nicely, deals fairly keeps
good stock of articles In his line and abund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-03

FHE NAME John Renshaw, in the 5th District
| Police reports yesterday, should have been John
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The Case Of Tuckerman, Mail Rebber

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 2.-The time for the exam.
ination Of Tuckernan has not vet been d. ed .
and It will not, probably. take place before next
week 0.....-. - ..-. 80. - )
Mr.. Bodies, Tuckerman's counsel was here on
yesterday and returned home last evening
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d l-SWeod
z EEP OUT THE COLD AIR.

Tnrry's Adjustable, Double Action DOOR
SPRING, patented September sth. 1851; decideSlT
the hest Door Spring in use.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
" -. &. w. BOTElER
- General Housefurnishine Store
l-eOlm lion Han
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The Case Of De.r.,,,

kNIoN, n j., Dec. The case ~ po,.
nelly was taken up In the Count Of App~.is 70.
gay. VIII occupy the attention Of he eour,
,Sts ' 49,, % 'hfee days. decision viii be given
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"WOODLAND CREAM" for the hair: BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS. for cleansing the teeth and
be had At Jos. SHILLINGTos's Bookstore, Odeon
Building, corner AZ street and Pa avenue n 10 tf
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THR CONCERT Tomorrow EysSIys.-Wbo
will not lie glad to hear the queenIy Parodi,
again! And Vieuxtemps too, whose Thalberg-
like perfection of Instrumentation never wearirs
his audience! Everybody is ready to welcome
some Wholesome Anglo Saxon music. such as we
may anticipa from the English singers Miss
tains some choice musical gems, as will he seen
by the advertisement. Tickets can be obtained
at the music stores OF MetZerott and Davis
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EOR RENT OR LEASE.-A large and commo
IL dous double HOUSE, with water. gas, and
hath room. coach house, stabing, and ornament tai
garden. The house rs elegantly furnished, and i'm
the most central and desl rabe location The house
viii be leased. with the furniture, for Of
to good tenant, very reasonably. For part culars
apply to VIM. WALL, of Wall, Stephens Co..
So Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
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Millinery, &c.

MADAM BONNEL, 80 -.-.,......
w DRESS MAKER, FROM PANS, q
NO: S2 18th street west, between and streets,
OF Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted
a Dress Making Establishment. where she Is ready
20 make every kind OF work, as Dresses, MantIas
Basaues. and in the best and very latest style
OF Pnis, receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode. direct from Pans NH 2ms
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nPENING NEW GOODS at McLAU6H
=, LlN's, No. % Pa. avenue. between sth and 9Th
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Later frssn Ysces.u.

NV OsLKA M. Dec 2 = The Mexicss scAo..r,
c Evsnoo 1eports speaking the aftned scbooee,
s, o.Inra, ana gaining three weeks later new.
captured by the revolutionists Csmns.ehx 81. ssn
.,a out put the revolntionists were hotiy be-
e p oy the Government troops under Cef,eds
to, neavy eannonading had been heard from the
timo, until midnight. y" 'ne i''n ei-
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The Kans.. C.,.,,,..,..

st: Louis, Dec. 9-Tbe oe,,,,.-,, .-.,,.-
~ nansas constitution. 10 contains pethI,c On
rhs Seu. OF slavery not heretofore pubIished.
:, Wa oier OF the sswmill OF Erssmu, PeTry
PERI and INC, NO, Exploded recently, killing M,
three Others negroes, and fatally woundiny
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Bank Susp<nsSeu
Baitrmsre Markets.

ST JOINS. ". b Dec. The Central "a, m
OF + rederickton has suspended
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after a. IN. n
GEORGETOWN, ID. C., Dec. 3, 1857
THE RIVER WHARvEs AT GEORGETOWN pre-
sehted TINS morning an unusually lively and
nusiness-like appearance. The following vessels
have arrived since yesterday Packet schooners
Marietta Burr, Nickerson, Boston, to Hartley &
Brother; Ringdoye, Donoho, Philadelphia. Ia
Hyde Davidson; schnrs. NJ. J. Fardy, Hooper.
SalsbnrY: lumber to Libbey Son Ashland
Mitchell, Richmond, to ID. 8. Shopmaker: Anna
smith, Smith, A. r. whitman, Boyart, and
William , Teasdale, Hawkins, from New York,
with cement to Capt Meigs, for the Washington
Aqueduct; also, quite a feet of river and la =
craft, with wood oysters, grain, &c.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
l. The House contains thirteen rooms. The F ur-
nlture 10 handsome. of the best quality. and new
Will be sold rented separately or together. Apply
"a apd 9Th streets. n4-lm'
TARD.-RARE CHANCE.-fwelve larse and
~ handsome Rooms with Bath rooms & c., c..
for rent, furnished or unfinished, suitable for
chambers Offices. Will be rented eately or all
together Terms reasonable. Those apartme nj 9
are over our establishment, Pa avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets.
WALL. STEPHENS h co.
n i8lm (StatesD
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THE VERY Latest III TFLFGRAPU

-
London Nov 81 The Times, citv article NJ
Friday evening says: " The funds have been very
steady to-day, and have chosen at an advance of
quarter per cent" Ii confirms the statement hat
the advance required upon ample securities, by
an imrotant American house would be granted
further improvement in foreign exchanges
and the prospect of about half a million of Aus.
tralian gold being forthwith taken to the Bank
and also OF considerable arrival by the Persia
from New York. are assisting TO impart hrmness
in foreign exchanges. The rates for Amsterdam
were rather higher, but Paris was about the same
as at last post" About IS 900 pounds Of gold and
coin was sold TO the Bank to-day
The Tate Of discount at Hamburg has again ad-
vanced from S& TO 81 per cent
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EOR RENT.-EItheT furnished or unfurnlsh shed
an excellent, thTee-stOTy, new Brick House,
with basement, No. 493 New Jersey avenue, hve
stable and coach house, with immediate possession
Inquire at SAM NIL. WALKERS Portrait Gallery
Odeon BuIldina, corner ~ street and Pa. auenue.
Off
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uARPER's MAGAZINE, for December, re-
H cslved and for sale at JOS. Shilling
TONS Bookstore, Od.on Building, corner ~
with this number which contains Mr.. Tiaokery's
new story, THE Virginisns." Also, Mr.. Charles
a matter OF fact Romance" written en- pressly for
this Magazine. Subscriptions taken By the year,
cents each. - t.|..- y = =
Godey's Lsdy Book for December, beautiful
. III number. .. cd - =
Graham's Magazine for Deosmbsr. ~
bh s,ass! SWords do o. ~ a-s~rs.lf
Arthurs Home Maxsxi do. a
Ballou's Dollar Mass1ine do.
Buttons CyciopedIs Of wit and Humor; part rs.
Received and Tor sale st.,,,,Serox
los; sH.tdbdI ss EEo,isS,s.
q M m. AZ stroaf And Pa
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one LARGE PARLOR and large CHAMBER
" attached. on the first floor, handsomely fur-
nIshed and having gas, for rent. Also large Par
Roows In suite or separate. Terms reas onahle and
Board If desired: Location central. 400 10th street
between ID and r.. nSO-Iw
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E'UKlSHED HOUSE FOR RkNT-Very eligi-
L bly, situated on one of the most pleasant streets
IN the oIty. IL Is Ing ted with gas. supplied with
good BATH loom, and is well furnished throug hout
with handsome furniture, nearly new. Apply at AIS
street, between 9Th and 10TH one square from the
Patent Office n 3O-6t'
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Z ADIEs, TUCK, and al sorts Of CONES a.
sales Room, under Willard hotel b, pssm
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sEsAIos DoVsLAs reached this city laSt sven
ing ~ the o'clock train, and his arrival was
announced by salute nred from the hill near M +.
Leslaence, by the Metropolitan Hood and IaddeT
tohPahy. and others In that Reighborbood We
learn that he b TO be further cosnplimrutrd NV !.
serenade tonight "
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CorRr OF CLAIMS Yesterday, Hon A Rock.
wen opened the argument ON a rehearing for the
Claimants In the case OF Arthur Edward, ., Al.
IS. The United States Mr.. Rateiiff, replied m
the pam Of the United States Mr. RnrIwsI,
commenced the closing ar gument for IT, cI,ia,'
ami, and continued until The court adionrned
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4 ~ pcompt and courteous ttenfioi st STEVENSi
New New FANCY Store, SIS. between ssh and 10Th sts.
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| Il n IN 1.-Two comfortable Furnished
| ROOMS, tone OF them front room, IN pleas
ant part of the city. and near the hotels Inquire of
| Mrs: HUNT. No. d Louisiana avenue, between 9th
1 anu Un Streets n23-lw
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| FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-A desi-
| Tabe and handsomely Furnished House, con-
yenieny located, in pleasant part Of The city will
| De rented Tor six months, or by the year. Please
| refer for Information to ]. G. CLARKE. Esq,
| office Of Rigys& Co. q n
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| FURNISHED ROUSE FOR RENT-A band
| somey furnished and comfortable HOUSE ait
| uated IN the First Ward, will be rented for SIX
months. or longer. II desired. To a careful tenant
| nth side. ii I-eoSt
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT to a gentle
Il man and has wife. or two single gentlemen. with
or without board, IN private family No children
or bofrders IN the family. Please to apply at No 5I7
street. between sri and nth SITS i-Sts
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LUTEs.ACCORDE0NS MUSIC
W &e.. NJ ELLIs'ss ss. between sth and 10th
sfreets sEEE D -. = ~ - 80 10
TJMBRELLAs. GARD CASES. PoRTfMo-
Eagrayinss, al -. .Mel.AUGHtlNe:
no Is - -. between eth and sth ste.
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nor RENT.-A three STORY BRICK HOISE
mo S'l on III street, between 18th and I:, h
containing nine rooms. with kitchen Included For
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FOR RENT AND SALE

EfsdRs NISHEp AND UNFURNISHED Rooms
ased Inquire at Mrs, STEELE'S'So 81 Wgfss Smu
avenue: Delween.N and Sd streets dS-enTs
SAW Mill FOR SALE.-Two Circular Saws
- beIlne stand. dc perfectly new Can he used
ny stream OF horsepower for saving wood. VyiIibe
SOLO low: Apply at the Coal and Wood yapd
. ~" "'Iu h sdoets. d3-fE
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VHPc.TANf 20 HOGAN CARPENTERS Or 5PEOVLk-
Il toss Tor sale, lAye qualtty CT voot noodiaxs -
roJern every sy,- 1sHh AMI qualify Gs0 fsrW
key. rel nails 10th must DC sJlt VII be yiyso at bN
San Apply TO McOAFsHAf Wa s1s, " Osssaua.
at-
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CArpr TING AND UPHOLSTERY.

A PRIZE eARpsT.-
N The only carpet that obtained medal
frrra American Institute
Z exhibited Nv HIRAM ANDERSON, who y nov
opening In bis excessive sse's rocr,s ~ Bcwery,
slrerb medallion velve,s,
rival W l,ons, tapestry and Brussels frr Ne sprtug
usdS q c-a.d stocA " ~ co-bs, ipgs, Sc.
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,,oR saLE-DEsIRAB1E NEW HOUSE, THE SUR.
satfisl butt four scry brown stone and
in be n house No l42 wes For,ieth hnis le
N h, mos, superior style, With every neisrn mpovrnsni
retus AprlF 70 Wt'LiNNTONh CAKftE, "
res a. CO.. :sIAsi etisgfEa
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r,oR sAIE.-AT A BARGAIN HANDSOME TWO
sory basement cottage. carriage tousc twelve lo
web situated peassss "a sse on the Ps@sic river three
mics nom newark, nine frcrn Jersey Cfy price - go.
1exus
hse Tor sale handsome basement brown stone h,usc
% nv 10 eet lot z q By 32 feet aad lot adjoining a BIZ 21
iest ali enclosed with heavy fence, The houss ha an
iron balcs M enclosed plaza In well tsed mar
bic nanies Ac; good barn corn hous. house ana
uer MtoY; oil ccths valurbe horse, cows
and situated in The beau al village OF Bell sve
on the bsnhsof the PsssJc hree niles from Newark nine
from Jersey cav, price $3.50 Terms
Also for sale 10 e two story basement house is,, "a
IN the village Of Beevie three niles IRON NewarS AMI
nine from Jersey City Containing ten Twelve rool The
house succeed front and desrabe country pslsnr
The undersigned having established agency In ths CITY
for The purpose Of aiding parties who are prchasers sellers
ard exchargtr OF real estate for casb bond mot "a ~
goods, any ohew property socis the ats.on N
terested Ia such matters TO the following notice ns
agency register kept show ina the most desirable property
N which 70 inyest capital not only IN this and ad ch
but the Western country The register sopcn ali per.
psirr The purchase sale exchange OF real
satae This subscriber takes charge Of the
ISL Of houses IN town or COUNTRY lots farms aud real ea
geperay asc, upiuprt we'd lsn1s and 10 mills c0a
nrcs &c Az Q, witch are lor dsos@ on rs.son s AMI
advantageous terms CYRUS " HtRTw1Ck,
az svd rnai estate scent rer1''a'p- NJ sgcka =
Lis1i, sJ. - ~. - Av.Is savS, r1o~n Ns IL
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THE MILITARY.

TIVE VETERAN CORPS OF 1919, or THy STATE Ov
New York. organized November 1850, incorporated De-
srber s5eA rerulsr meeting Of he corps wi be held At
Frdr, he 6sh instant, n ~ L ~ by o-der.
A. ". JOSES, Col w. y. CHAMBERS, Freek
CyNIop VETERAN CORPS or ilo-A REGULAR
- meeting of the viii be held vi Keens Fourteenth
usrd Hotel Of Grand and Fysbeth Streets his
ufdsyl evening Mar 6 att o'clock, in relation 70 the
ard other nusiac~ Of importance Purctus attendance
"a rsquested BY oruey. n. RAYMOND Colonel
Isaac ". PHifE Atjutant
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TfrE BAIL sEAs<yn-


GRAND BALL on SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH
N 4 At Mile Caroline Nezien's danclrg acsdemv n
Howard street The bal will open Al clock sna co.e
~. Tickets 10 cents. Glasses meet evsy dsT SSoook
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISH ExPRyssHp m
many ladies and gentlemen who were present ~ We sAs
ball The New York Academy OF Music, foo ne ocfsm
jet on fus~iav it Of April neyi, which nienaed sa1
brsncy and deprs efect the erst paucxl~v
Of which win be published At an early day.
nav Yong -.
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TsO DA0UEREEANs.-y0 LET, THE GALLERY
known as tbs Moran: Gallery" No CO Chatham street
tetueenAs hours Of sni II A. AMI And r q No
2overy. W. =. CCNKLId.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

orNrR AZ ASSORTMENT or BRArDfsA wfNs4
"A f.msir~ y,u sfns scotch rrieh, MooonSNheaa asSa
nnrsos vhsksy; hceich ales Icsdon and D~bhs yssts
a. ttfied PhsAspha ale and porter, suitable for Assty
10 gSr sale /. UkDkRHIIL MATTE sSOHs ~ RrooHs
s.sees, CORNER Of crosby, near BroAavg
A ItsoPP's EAST INDIA PALy ALE IN SPLENDID
"A condition. on drNnght al sGTHERLAND'S ceesr~t-<
unch room ls Pine street. opposite the Custcn House
10 Asss ISL INDIA PALE ALE Ov DsAugHr Az
j. suUt~Se sisd lUacA r0Vn, Is fne srees oes
posae hs Saslvn ueu<N
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a ,Rx Asp VIE PROPERTY AND rlxBER LANDS

for sAe. OF srchs1re for city properly Abou 200
half covered with heavy growth Of timber, IN Damas
cns Wayne county. Pa, 100 mes New vors on The
New York aud Erie Railroad and Delaware river On the
pre there n erst mill two mills smih shop
Rage makers shop, store, i've dwellings. harrs
The vser pe ample the location the hsehhes
and Inus positively be cold during the mons 40
ply 70 Mscr THOMPSON, admir-, y Wooster street, 10
n. N hr npfoa 10
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TOR sALF-rIIE IpAsE FfXTUREs AND srOCR, ~
DESIRED CT srcy and dry goods sore ihe location de
srahe and rent cap The opportunity ctcelen'
ee fpsirous establish themselves 10 good business An
Oh Al f. stwbifs No Bare ~ street.