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NOUTHEUN BoOK.--oen of the constitution; ineorpora-
~ ton Of the by the ses naiona public
with sovereignty history fcopafnehip Terri
to Virginia deed 7ss the with Mexico 1913
acquired Territories; specific
history rurtans origin and trouble
and jeopardy of the republic legal
mode Of redress pointed ny W. b. Davis, Wilmington North
Just received aud for sale at BIsHoPis
BOOK Periodical Store,
NO 96 Pennsylvania avenue, under wfard's Hotel.
Feb 90 -lawsw
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DIED,

Ia Baltimore city, Dad instant WILLIAM MEADE age
and moa,h youngest Of Eliza w and W.
MEADE ADDISON.
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NOTICE Is hereby stven that application will be
" a duplicate land warrant, behalf
Nelson New deceased whose mpeeciy assgns
the mail in
has been cited The General Land oe the Commissioner Of
Pensions notified of its los
heb l4-6wlawt
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Movements Of he Presidsni Eleet.

LANCASTER, Feb. A.-Mr. Buchanan will not leave here
until Monday when he will be escorted by the Lancaster
Fencbles, and will proceed to Washington va York Ant
Baltimore
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New YoRK, Feb. 2i-Msssrs. Thaberg and Gilman have
leased the Academy Of Music for year from September
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National Inauguration Bal

NAtIohAI INCARCERATION BaII,
Committee Of Tnriation.
Hon. J. r. Thompson, Mai VIM, w, Russell,
Geo Il. fugh, j. Nevin,
J. Clancy Jones, 10.
q. J. Faulkner A. n. Steuxhun,
Juo s. Phelps, Chas. w, Welsh.
he subscribers National Inauguration Ball requested
oieave at The Stationery store VIM r. Bayly, No. 27s
avenue the mrs and Of residence OF ladies
families for invitation tatsm
through the office Major William W. RUSSELL chprman
the commttsc
subserpuo my be found store Of NJ Brly.
wM. W, RUSSELL,
Jan 3O-dr Chairman Con mifee,
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Murray,s United states Hotel.

THE the public that he has thor
his estabiishme known
the Expire and Potomac Houssbeween Sd and ~ Streets
His sleeping have
such
viii supply liable with all the decucies
Hate, eligible Of
proximity national Capitol Persons derg
during Inauguration ceremonies should apply mmeda
Feb H. 0tdif r. G. MURRAY, Prop intor.
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0LD BuCK Pen Rachs-fnyaiuable for oHes use.
Frsae OF TAYLOR MAURf'S
Feb bookstore, 9th street..
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The news of revolt at harsshsh Is confirmed. The re
VOTERS pilsged the town.
fifteen English vessels were anchored of Bunder Abbas
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The Inauguration.

TBE United States District Of Columbia hereby
points the following nnnrd gsntemcn oct his deputies
forthcoming inauguration OF President and Vice
President. ,
Major Ceorpc r. LiGdsay, George w. Phillips cfq,
Clement Hill, esq WA a. Wargb, esq,
WIN. b. u. Cross, ED A, IT, Perry tta.
George w Rieg', esd Hoover; ttqn .....
vllu Nicholson RMa)lph Coyie, etI .....
d ! Seniles esq., y a HuGr, $50.
MsjH s. l. Lewis Thomas j. CAL, esq,
John L. Coyle, esd, John j. Bsuet esq
Dr. J q. Riley, Wright G Ilert, esq,
Esau Pickrei esl Georgetown. H. D dse esq Georgetown
Jno Barbour, H., Alex. DIR. John Norris BaItmo.e
George iiti, ,Pht dclpbia. Marshal Mott New York.
Marshal WINK op, s' Hon y. L. sickles New York.
Col Geo II, Marin, I" Isaac Fowler, esq. g.
Majot LaiIy, Maine. Mr.. Il. ID. Rusk, Teas
win white satin scarf with red and blue
saddle trimmed with silver hickory
His aids will be designated by cherry
sca white aud blue black cloth saddle
trimmed silver, hickory baton with Gilt ends
repart themselves O'Clock the
Alb If March, my residence O. between li and 18th
d. HOONER,
Ftb24 U. s. Marshal for the Distri Of Columbia.
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Manual OF Etiquette IN washington.
THIS members OF Congress ana shbg
ers snaurning Washington Every lady and gentleman
just published and for sale AZ ne
n Capitol, audn the bookstores In washington.
Feb 4-eodlms
THIS Ladder of Life, Heart storys by Amelia b.
Il Edwards. 80 cents.
The Spendihrft by w. Harrison Aiusworih. IS cents
The Ward Mrs. Trolnpe 80 cents
fuckers History OF the United Sinies. Vol. 2 81
just published, and for sale al TAYLOR MAURY's
Feb24 Bookstore, near 9ih street
Al Ew md elegant jevveiry, watches, &e-M. W. g sLT
In ntion members nj Congress,
and Others their unusually large stock Of elegant jewe,
&c.
They particular invoice just received,
containing goods offered their
NJ w. GAIT h BRO,
Feb 243 32i Penn. between 9h and 0th streets
IUATCu Repairing and Engraving. --waiches. chro.
nomriers 81 description repaired
by skiiui wnrsmen warranted perform accurately
Engraving of description done in ne best se incuahg
ard Initials stone
wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
- NJ. w. GAIT a BRO,
Jewellers 31f Pennsylvania avenue,
ian 3O--t Between Dun and 10Th streets
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WASHINGTON February %, 657.
Feb 25-3,awtM8f9&d
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Bohn,s Hand book of Washington.
s hands Of fojouning i'm
complete guide with panoramic view Of the
city, public buildings aud sio,uary-
new map of Washingicn improvements, sc
CAPITOL book stand, and at the bookstores
Feb 4-eodim"
CoR rent, that desirable lot Of ground
Of Third and Indiana avenues conaniDg
about 900 seuiie feet, less
Also very large double house. story with
basement cea, with all the modern hot
AND &c; ALSO stable,
This would snit foreign
member Of The oabine gentleman desious OF
Ippy 10 samuel Fowler street, 427 and TIN
streets, FAINT, the banking OF SwseHy Kitten
house, Fasi, q Co. ebie-eosw
MANIFESTATION desiring private dinner parties
w supplied French cook at 90 fnr his
wees on application AT GAUTIER'S REsTAURANT.
DEC B-5aw3moif $50 av,, between l2ih and 18Th
cny respectfully Informed ha, have his day oaentd
French
hing which &c found the
oethe New York npoffaions few OF which
| wee emu !.
Extra itch Bayadere hrocade silks
Extra rich Hayadeis chime silks
, lex Bayndere founced robes -sss
- Bayadere chene robes
Tuisteo ,'lk-veivtt donncsd robes
Bayadere 1ounc.,d ciaii robes
Do twisiedsiik r~enic bounced robes
Flnunccd bereae and gfenao-e fooes
Misses Bayndera CHI I'll robes . &
Frcnch chi dc ehambre
Rich hou.cSd orgdndie robes
French ninsihs
Pink bIne cherry maize white French grapes End many
other dress materials.
French embroideries, aces, handkerchief
Wells, lace maptilis, shewis, hosiery
Mtts, gloves Raundets skirts, nus'ins
Cambrcs illusion capes, nbands &C., -. 90
Feb 2l-3awiwift HUE, bho', q co-
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loFFiCE OF THE CONSOLIDATED Lo1TE.
RIES OF MARYLAND.

OFFICE OF THE CUNSULFDNIED LUIIE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
The following the numbers Of the Grand Consu0n-
led Lottery benefit % Consolidated
les or Mari land, class d, February 81, 1857
10 SIS AZ 46 co 26 III n " ri 8
The following numbers Of the Paiapco institute
Lottery, ass IS, drawn February %, 1857
Is rs as AZ Sc Is 60 IA 81 al 40
II. FRANCE Co., Managers.
d. II McPH.IL, Commissioner.
Feb IS lit
fz- the National Inauguration bail, 4tl,
Match Inauguration Dali
guesr OF the undersigned aud gel their uckal
Tickets sale willard IS Rkwood's, Browns and
the also, the of shingon, NJ H.
VEINS & Co., and Taylor d Maury.
WIN. T. BAYLY, Treasurer,
Pennsyivania avenue between llth and 18th sreslf.
Feb 2l-dtNfar4
M soldiers of ths Revolution nna OF The War 4
is5 AID take the
oacng President elect Ct The United states
4 of March ert viii please report al The ey Han on that
day nj ., IN, Wm L. rouNG,
Marshal OF the ScLiers Oh Inc VI ar OF iSl2
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6ouses ano forms Wanieo.

ITO LAND WNERS-Wantedn now or e,rly 10
sp,ips BY Scotch farmer sho ALEC has thorough kn vi
edge Of Ane an far ming good FAxn sHARE; could
partially s9ck would t4he suitable place oa ssa With
e lege purchasing Owners OF small fancy pieces need
not reply Wi be In the CITY the Tin inst and s.tetd
lo,tcis addressed 10 WALLACE. Tribune Once. n Z.
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East anh fcnn6.

7 OsT-A Cbild's CAPE. made Of gray cloth
x,b ycy deep bsck velvet border lost on sunday evrn
irs In going ga st pear 6h to East Br%ads nss
H,ifts The fndef ~il be bersy rewarded by ieAvins
NJ tic Tribune Ohio.
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Matbinerp, Sc

ERICSSONs CALORIC ENGINE.-The Sub
,issr stsn. for shs l.ssoss. hs: The ;:scSs q ~
REQL1RING NO WATER, ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM
DANGER OF EXPLOSION. HXTELMELY ECONOMICAL
IN FUEL, and requiring engineering attendance HAS
JUST BEEN PHRRECrED As this Engine is Of universal
sPpisbiity Ms motive agent being air bu. foy
OF which suitable need be enumersted
viz: WORKING SHIPS PUMPS AND HOSTING OF a
FOX LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGO; WORKING
PUMPS FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES VITA WATER
AND yCR PUaPOSEs OF IRRIGATION WORkiH9
PCR TIE VAHiOUs OPERATIONS OF THE FARM
YARD, SAwIk3 WOOD. FILLING CIsrERHs: e fx
private sytablishmepts; DRIVING MILLS FOR GRINDING
COFFEE AND OTHER SPICES; WORKING HOSTING
GEAR bOR WAREHOUSES, 10 Coppena,ith. Potters
and nsr s!,isans who cannot afford TO employ
enss.es sna steam engines, s not only sna IN the CAtoH
&c ENGINE rccdy do ther drudgery but Sso
one II be e without attend for hour win
the. workshops and cook their food the se
supplies power; mineral COAL wood peat ehsroos
being al suitable for fuel.
for fins clsterrs private houses IN css burner
produces sacien heat .or scta.ns the engine The sub
ribr ready % execute orders forthwith and viii be glad 20
adord al rsQsste information on .be subject
JOHN B. KiTcHLNG, No 81 William e.
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JOHN LLOYD Auc.ioncee
JOHN LLOYD & son will SELL at PUBLIC
y AUCTION, al tho o
corner OF I'll Az add 18th THURSDAY Dec 1851 81
1. O'Clock IT.. by oreer Of the ...x.o,,o>,,n,
BOARD or CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS
all the BUIL DINGS CENTRAL PARK, With the exception
whch are reso we'd by the Commsners for descuP
ton Of " h,ch Catalogues
~ TERMS, CASH.
All bulldogs be reeytd beose the 18Th day Of Decsnoes
1857 % forfeited 5000 .,.,
CATALOGUES
can be had of the Auc.oneer the ottce OF the Comu
ncaeT. Bark Of Commerce, aud TIE Nssat aorse, I've
dsys PIE yioui 10 the se,e JOHN Lloyd Sun
faj NJ IS Esssau a., Commonwealth Buldnsa
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COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-llO /
~ LOOMS with the preparation Machinery, nush Of 4
neariy nav Iaaurs Of 81 Court andt It, Of B. SCH&SCk
NfATTEAWAN AM-ENGINES. MACHlk
xyI lists TOOLS, and Cotton, Wsoleu and al hnh
MACHINERY ard CAsTING3 * NO 62 Courisndtst
WOODWORTH PLANERSs at MATTEAWAN,
w NJ T., and No 81 Co1rtlsnds st., New York
SAMUFL b. sCHENCK.
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6teamboats anh Railroads..

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE va NEW.
4 PORT and PAIL RivER-rhe splendid seS ssesn@
TtEspA sTAaT r;T nd
and a FMRHE syspE sogt sS :j;
every from Per No n r. near s the s.s.ey is s.s
Ber.sae, no room, wil be regarded secured y ssus
FREIGHT TO Boston 10 forwarded through with psst A's
" ~ - WI BORDEN. Agent, No. 70 and nj s.~:
T,HE regular NAIL LINE. via STONnG-
The i stssnsrs COMMODORE, Captain joel 500. :.
6. &c. S sss .as
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving New York dsaJ lssr
Battery piece, at O'Clock aud stonneton at
on the arrival Of The mail train which leaves Bosss
The G VANDERBILT from New York, Monday, weaneeay
The CoMMo6oRE from New. YORK Tns.ds;. fhas,., VA
PssseDger proceed from stonins.on per rsro.A y rrn
dsrcs and so,too in the EHpss. Mail TIse rsscls
for all the early morning nes connecting North and EsA ~
.fnss,' that prefer ! remain On es'5d the ssns
ngton IN the 7:i5 am. train for Providence. Il
basesemssef accompanies the steamer and tran @f'F
passage be.hs t..s freight. .pply o. boar!
s,eansr at the fIe,ht Once Pier No. Nora kvss
the office No 10 Battery place. NoveneS y
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.
~ cOLnsctiss - New Hampton With the o.:~.., -
FIiL ARRANGEMENT. commencing Oct g. isn-Iss.I
Moth aive', at y M L Ia and 81 m t0f s'nsf'A'
The above trsns .onnec. ct Ersseh Nth train.
Jersey ksrsd which leave New York from the f'os w"
P..sepsst. for d. Delaware L.esswsun. AID wsn ~
Isss ra and I'm JOIN 81 sTs sip
FLUSHING RAILROAD--Leaves Fde. Mar
e; Wharf By steamer i',sod G..y .. v 90 -
toars meetins sad exchanging passengers Win -.
ct Hunters Point Through IN w Sl{ X SIXTH ssss
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Froa0 ssI
S,ssi E I1ss :a; .s, r. .ss .
s ss s1s IT, =; re ssrfss.ll
sii sing Sing Trsns stop a. he way stsiioos
<. Fss Yoi cave Troy .. $50 % and Iz.ss snd ssrs
E<st Albany ~ and s:2 q N ssd end e;lee n, .s |
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains gss
gs,' I.''. srsssiyn G. a.s.9eoI. a. 70 o; 90
Tor I.n.i ca !. 70 10 n SIS rs s 5,
land KOUTE-NEw-YORK 70 PROy1
pkseE t E4Rrg I'd i ..s o
ell ssye Hartford sfer the asdvL there Of re ~
- mo '''''s'''' As SAMUEL MOTT. sas.ts...se-1
NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAllIkoSxTr.
IN is1 FALL ARRsNGENEHr.
CONVINCING OcTogIR a. 1877. <Ael
Passenger Station 10 Nsv.Yoik. oorass ashSs -
sctrsoce on Ttbs ct
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRk. In
Pa Kew Hsysn- 7:so, SD N 4. }, lf;$, .rr,sSt1
snd 4.sa p For Bridgeport I'D. 8: 1H n SeakkH ~
lsI '4 sa esp n fOr sfri s.ss:ssss p' 20 ss
t.a n 2ts $50 ter 80 -" az. ~ sye N. SssA
rs 20 ss , es..... md .n as s
''~' CoSSEcTfsg TRAINS. s~sslA
", scysoa s:se N terl $40 ten tnc :, Issl "
spr,s sf.li $40 isI "a, 1911 n si'ss 800.
s,,r a CT 70 Nor.iamp.on Fer Csnsi a~.sss4
a zen ane 's:is u % nc,ss.p% lPps,a.s - ~
nd sac .. =. Fox Dsnsu,y md Novsik Hsn'''
TRAINS TO Hyw-YoHn -. 80
Pm e;.v- Hsysa. So, !, 3:S a. sF,tG
fss Yen H,tSssport $40. f:N. le:x ri los ~
nM. apns. From r ss rss ~ dAsS~ Y
~ "a. II a, a AZ JisIfs s z aors. s.s'dss'
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1tes bp Arlncr.

UCTION NOTICE.--B. L. BANGS, Anc-
n BANGS Co. will oor:.ags e sesl tas Se-k
~ v.tue Ct hAsl no'tase .he .ct q Dkt 6oops con
:sjnsd IL the NO. SIT Canal a. (od No ~ CONSISTING
~. of S.is Shaw Ciosi De Lanss Plsid' Va nciS re
tiroes PslAat.ss Linens Towerss Ho,'y Lcos sr' I'm
trois.s Sale svess ssy ct 10 O'Clock u ran
q .n.cs.
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~ COPELAND. Banker. E7ansvTe, ln5sizs
VI. .,it attend % az COLLECTIONS n sysssyae ssi
vt,ty snt p MI promptly IT ,se cur-9, 'st.' s en- M
New YORK Refrsto Mess Fsrneg Co, ine 'e'" 's''
Merit ca fov-fork
WANTED-Si0,00 90 or $i2 900, AZ per ",n rrs,;
SrsLe Ipquire Of BEA - POLLOCK, No - Co~"~'"
New 70. o. No. - HDatEoDs'yst !eTsey Wy.
= - 49, IOHs RSax.
= =. KS,x 50; Pa1. M u Vernon. Ses Y'.t
CANT PAUL. MINNESOTA. j. hhOA u
- CO. BAEEERs o.,
RsGr Attsu:io 3snt seUfori; Marine B.ak Caloee .
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5sEapiaI.
',wros Ds.szs, Aus.iS,.er.

siwros DsssZg, A1s,ioi>er.
DIT srNEON DRAPER, Oihce No s6 Finest.
ID oorrcr n wlE,n -sncticu ss.i the hrressuT *
c,pss UsSDATs and fri avs slso special sss' on any
ether ptef required stocks s1t Coz :. boSst1ni soi
A Prfr.te Ssle :. 80 Il 20 soard OF Prok-fs
So Gvoii fc,c1g quotations sna facilitate = Sc wac is
- make boss NJ Draper vii ~ prssnt 81 me h
ehsnt BpcL.z e. a. IL o'clock caro- day sHi -es's 'o
ise 4 public s-cioa Certfe.ss II st'cSs Boats ~
saa there b. peser,ed fOT that psPoss n .dah'a y "
sPTCtsL SALE rus DAY, Z. Ia o',oot, st The Mar
chants E1oA.ase- Pr Pszteuias See Cat1csas.
AIsspr X. HIcotAy, Aaesions-s.
DY ALBERT III. NICOLAf. Once 10:
ID Brredr-REeULAR AUCTION SALE Of srOehS
sIS BONDS every HONDAY aud THu RsDAf Also s2ecls
sale, =, oti Securities bought sud scld a. fnvse css
md st tie Bosrd Of Brokers Ii order 10 prevent
,,tiop, AZ thse v1o DESTROYS Of riskrs Ss
M NICOLAY hss concluded AZ the .euanso o' nl
or u, numerous patrons sell Securities TN scdition 20 ns
r,rulsr .r.s on Mcnosys ard Thurs5sys eye dsy y rs
ooIocs at NercAts Excls wheE ce'irei ste 20
ceiye addition regularly sdyeitiseo n socn DIT
Securities there be 20 DC
rrts Auction. This Arrangement WIZ eEaoe pses
sell az snispee vftnoi regard
20 his regular Gays Of sse. Special sA. ThIs pAI Il.
O'Clock the kerchsrs ErchsDse. FOR u psfIcsis SEQ
Cst.losce which can be obtained II The of Of -.
(5S7s) Stock Auctiouee. and Stock Brotes n T.
A DRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer, Office No.
~ s. wsl+t-Eegu,ss Sale Of Stocks aud Bond, THIS
DAY l ,oicsk the Merchants Exchange, nclGd'ns Ks
public and ether desirable Insurance Soo
sso Rome a,d Wetetown and other RsilIosd Stocks.
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RAREUMs MUSEUM. -EV ACUATION
- DAY. WITH OBSEQUIrS - WEDNESDAY Nov
Is In the AFTERNOON at ~ well ss THIS EVENING
Of ~ O'Clock. OUR COUNTRY5 sIEEWS; or, THE MscH
AsIc VOLUNTEER; written by Mr.. H. Watkins sud
rsspefay dsdcated to the Heroe. oil the Mexican War Her
Gray the mechanic aud volunteer Hr. Watkins Julia
Hartley. Mrs Rypsr Tie iron Balconies and Window Of
the Museum viii be thrown without extra charge TO v
for superb doe Of the &c. attendant
the WORTH OBsEQUIEs The AQUARIA. the HAPPY
FAMILY. LIVING SERPENT, 10 Admittance, &c.;
Children under 10 $50
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c6O OOO -HoBOXEN CITY WATER

$6O,O.E zdas S,.s elI1 In NAnEs
~ toe Boa of Wat. ssoners r. he City Of be soteu
j. =u,l SATURDAY. tae ssh ssy Of November. ls5 81
ca, q h,bfksn 70, ice Whole OF soy P,r' Of tas % ~
Ia,.,u.. Of hs sat. Il New Jersey emitted
thrs lhs Ha,er Commisoae Of he CITY of Hobofea &C
70. aas Introduce said ciy. and - ptoTd.
Tor he ps-usLt thereof approved MGea 90 1851 Al pro
ro,s, sac tie time ihs be taEra 70: toot 20 b.
-, ,h,r tsn nor aors than tvsD.J ysa interest no. - az
e; ,evea Pc eert Do; Is psyTts Sr AS H
is,. q Ja1rsry al jay Il eici ca.
,-o vii - !te a 5 sos-e, AL ST. :hs 'sa rstsse
aal ali,- IL ss! city .de Liable s'- 20 pnfs als
ir.ersst ef she SANE. a.
prn,o.as IN SC sei r7ops NAKED p'oposS, tyr osn %
;. ait.eusi 35sTi OfWls CoGm.sio1s.s, OHIO, NJ >
esnS Co. csts EDNuHD CHARLES. P-.r4ea-
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IMPORTANT 10 HOUSEKEEPERS.- AIC.
j TON EOTICE.-The nndeI.ierea will sell THIS DAY
(weSnesdsy AZ 10y o'clock very large and speadIj s..f
lent Of ROSEWOOD EURNIrUR AMI cc~ly WORKS Of
ART EN-, sciDg the entire oout-nts OF the hscass Pv.e
residence No. 49, Wet 3ist st. 9Th sv saving cost tneo
months $40 ever s2o0o The sals viii BE- seso'ue 70 tne
kshe, bidder fer cash Catalogues VT be rrhisoed
s the door or the morning Of tie sale Among ms Fafnu'e
bs ,,-...a -.N ,..5.
csyed ,rites Rosewood Furniture covered 10
Socadr silk sig srSe and besntta fIs enc
kot, Vases StausIy Paintings &c also grea vaney OF
e.aspt Psror ChAnber Dnr Room aud Library farSurs
Ia Rosewood aad Mshogsuy No postpsseenI sac !"
commence q. l0i O'Clock pIsci.e.y. ..,-..-orr ...,
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syA NJ MrHwu, Ascroaesr
ny RANGS BROTHER t. Co.-Irade-Sas

10y BANGS, BhUi Hn0 N WI taoo''''@
81 Rooms No. IS Park row
MONDAY EVENING. Hoy. 81. seo'cioek. 49,
ENGLISH ard AMERICAN BOOKS mostly lac ediion,
W p-rec. crder compng lsrge collection OF ssnaoe
b,sy e pies &C standard Ks IA History Biography Poetry
The DrGus Be.s Letter. AIS ard Sciences me raiY.
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and ke.occo bin6irs As variety OF eesaSty ulaslIAea
Betks p1ofr.ely su-5e,s.l juveniles Sc CaAosies may
10 hAa 81 he Sale Rooms
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dividend "A Dividend of FIFTY PER
H. CENT viii be paid to the holders Of Certificates Of De-
posit Issued by Mr. JOHN THOMPSON on presen.ion ct
Nc Wal 81. By fIATT ADAMS, Assignee
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STOLEN-At Tamnany Hall, on Monday even
~ ns POCKET BOOK, oobtsiril Of money sni
ths mon;h note the stafford Oh Com psuy in favor OF An
son he for ss Is AL cautioned from u'g .
ALL said pote The hss been stopped The
Of the Peies book will pess- REMIT through the PosOce
'ss papers and the nte 20 o. Toe Irish o
No 81 BeekmAn WM 1, GOLF
CT BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH. Lafayette.
~ place -rLW No 10, aidee sisle for sae Price 400
Inquire o. No 81 WEI, Ss!st
WESTERN COLLECTIONS VINCENT j.
w SCOTT Ssrs,r. Deiros hi,h will COLLIE T IN the
ty and Throughout the Sts.a and prompt current
.s,es Refer ~ sTRAChANt SCOTT. N Y, Ed. AORaI.
I'D PER DAi-2O advertised ways by msaus of
w which from 81 - FER DAY may be realized, To-
with other valoAbie information hands ely pru
Cd TO Ad3rcss on eee; Of &C American Quartet OF
Three Cent Stamps Address
JAMES LrE. Nes.Hsyen Conn
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NALLACK's THEATER.

THIS EVENING the great drama Of PAST AND PRES
INT With BIZ Bou,cicauts brilliant adaptation, THE IN
VISIBLE BUSRAED being its tive ETY. fourth
Mr. Blake, Mr. Lester. sir Waco. Mrs Hoey Miss Gam
Mr. Norton, Mr. @. Holland, Dr. Davenport, Mrs Allen Mr.
NerLoo, hcs
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obstruction.

ALONZO FLACK, A. NJ, Principal Of HUD-
n sON RIVER INsrIrUrE Il CLAVERACk, n Y,
Pups received November ~ gives Bosrd and Tuition To-
ei2b year.
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TOKE-Tbe cheapest FUEL now offered 70 the
Npstsst. isigsa. 10 pries 70 SIT ,hs tuned To be
i4hst Rss River. superior article T. the os
fct boe ass;rg vssk longs Price at The works IS pei
cbaii "A. \ s.-Pdse dtiivegei, IS e per saal6ron
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DOWERS's GREEK SLAVE. MARTYRDOM
il or HUss DIANA AND HER NYmPHs. arc . fsw
,as ths hundred vonssa Works Of Art exhibition Il
"a HGsssLDoaS SALLEAY-aay and sysaiss-Ns> ",
Dspstsyy
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WOODS BUILDINGS, Broadway, near Prince
w HENRY WOOD. Proprietor
GEORGE CHRIsTY and WOODS MtNsTRELS o2en
under the management q Wood and g. Christy OFEER
ETHIOPIAN MINsrRELsY. and entire Farce emit.
Ted DOGS IN TIE DOG DAYS.
On Thfrksiyipg nas Thur,iay, Nov g.
0RATn AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
eonntboipg o. = O'clock.
Toksts IS ceLts Doors open 1T u O'Clock
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R5cHlsDs KNGstAso. Aue Nonees.
GREAT SALE at AUCTlON-O LOOKING
" GLASSES EroRAvINGS, PAINTINGS Sn -ki vi
ARDS KIN0SLkEU Co., will sell on WEDNESDAY, Nov.
s at e oooci thei sAesrcotr No 1853 Chambers ~ taer
entirs sock Of Pier Mantle ard Oval hrEos snrsyngs
PAINTING 60 arrest and beet ASSORTMENT ever ereed 70
the pubic Of thef Ianusolsrs.