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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

The natural course Of events, Is, We iDink,
shaping the politics Of tie country again, into
what has been, and what will probably, con-
tiuue to be, two great divisions into which
parties will be cast-.he one Conservative,
as it calls itself--Rspressive as it's opponents
call i,;--tbe other, Progressive as its friends
call it, Destructive as it is termed and feared
BY those who are its oppoueDts. Between
these two great parties, which will cooteod
for the control of the policy of the govern
ment, We hope to see mere sectional differ
ences, or questions affecting the acknowledged
in situations OF tho several states, peculiar to
themselves and alone 10 tie power Of the
separate states. crushed out of party politics
O.ether. Those holding conservative opio-
ions will take ground in favor OF judicious
Tariff, by which. in obtaining revenue tor
the government, fair protection may be al
lowed for American industry and manufac-
tures-sgainst ENHANCEMENT With the dis
putes and difficulties Of other natlons-!or
peace with all nations if it can possibly be
honorably maintained--agairs st unnecessary
expansion of territory against inVasions OF
the territories OF neightOriDg states, ard
..protec crates" over them-for the curtail-
ment Of Executive power instead OF It's IN
Grassland generally, for such an admins
.ratiou Of the government as prevailed before
the ascendancy Of the Democratic party
The contest for and against such policy,
should, and may be, a fair one-divested
of acerbity, and without being mingled 10
the slightest degree with any topic calcuia-
ted to divide the citizens Of the country into
hostile arrays of North and South, as has
been too much the case of late years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

A bus, Of Gen. jackson, by Frazce, is to be
inaugurated at Memphis on the Sth of January
next. Hon. Jefferson Davis has heen invited
to deliver &c Grafton, and there will be other
appropriate ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

The bark Partbiao, spoken at sea dismas.
ted, was Insured at Richmond. We, for $50 :
coo and her cargo at $4,000. She belonged
to the Messrs Currie's line of that port, was
a inc vessel, and her commander, Capt Mil
Ter. an accom- plished officer. Ths Richmond
Dispatch says Her owners have strong
hopes that she wearhered the storm. aud sue.
ceedcd in getting safely into port. The mere
fact uf lnsiog her masts Is not sufficient
reason f,r anticipating her loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

A the City Of Washington from Liverpool
brings no intelligence Of the steamship It.
dian Emnire. which sailed from New York for
Galway, Ireland, on the 23i October last, the
general impression is that she has been lost
at sea. with all on board, including Is cabin
end G. forward cabin passengers, be sides her
captain. 9 uficers, and 81 meu. Among her
cabin passengers there were Rlordan, son
of Matthew Riordan. aged Il; Michael CHI
ford, son of James Clifford, aged Is, aud Fran.
cis McGovern, son of John McGOvern, aged
l6 years, all of Chicago, Ill.,, co route tor
Rome. They were ali Intended for the Cath
olc priesthood Ga the same yes ,e, vas the
Rev. Mr. Hennesy Catholic clergyman and
late Superior Of the Ecclesiastical Seminary at
St. Louis. Mr. David liennesy g brother OF
the reverend gentleman, aged about Is years,
was also passenger on board the steamer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

The City Council of Cumberland. Md,
have adopted series oCresO!ntioDs earnestly
calling upon the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road Company to extend to that tcwn "those
advantages which she is fairly entitled 90
reap from the road" They ask the erection
ia Cumb erland of substantial hre-proot
passenger depot; the remossi OF the engine
houses, workshops and bulldogs CT the com
pany from Piedmont to unoetisno; the
stoppage Of through passenger trains at the
latter place, and the equalization Of the
"throug b" and way" rates OF fare Tor pass
epgers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

The repcr. Of the recall Of Lord Napier e1-
cites some remark, as no previous intimation
Of such purpose had been signifsd. After
the defeat of the Palmerston Ministry it vas
supposed he might to displaced, from not be.
Jog attached TO the party OF tie present go'esc'
meut. Blu. as he bad not been at AL eonsri'
cuous 10 politics. and had jest got promotion
from the subordinate position OF Secretary o.
Legation, the iu pr essiou obtained afterwards
that hs would be allowed to rema'o, especial
" as 20 change was suggested during the
first mouths Of Lord DerLy's possession OF
power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

TUAT KECElEr d and Tor sale
- 81 boxes kdsIrs, whole half. and quarter
d CIuor; bale Bordeaux Almonds
sack Paper Shell do
Hard 90; 90 fevica do
FIber.s; DO Cream Nuts
- drums FIGS; | trail Dars
cask turran's. 100 Cocoanuts fresh
500 Sweet Havana Oranges
bushels Ground Nuts
sack F.Cons; | casE Canary and do.
Hemp seed; also. fine assortment OF Tors tor
Au.rma, Holidays. ~iIh a iiTe assortmen, OF
fine AMY too usreTCus TO mention, With a
vaGe;y Of CANDY OF my own manufacture, a
fine 10, OF japan Cages, breeding Cages; also,
dry raIr OF Canary Birds, all OF the above
GOODS, which "lI sell low for cash.
C. SCHAFER, CoElectioner,
E0y No 3 North Fairtay street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

1t appears that one Of tie "emigrans" 7es-
sells from Mobile to Nicaragua has evad"d the
vigilance Of the "civil and military officers OF
the U. States" who wero especially charged
with the Suppression Of illegal expeditions
Others will no doubt follow 10 the same way.
ana With Walker himself as their leader
Their reception at San Juan by the Nicars'
puaus or By the British naval force there sta
toned, will be watched with interest. Ii lie
possible that they may land at some poIot
other than Greytowp, ard thus make their
way to Nicaragua eluding both the British
snd American vessels Of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

1t is stated that General Cass Is very Zee
bic. He is often confined to bis ROOM anu Is
compelled to forogo much heavy labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

Gov. Wise Announces that he has 10 idea
Of calling 60 extra session OF the Virginia
Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

~ MOTTO T. Shippers Of "oy
Essss.SIssss..Si from Baltimore, wIIi phrase 'ast
iica, that the Steamer COLI MbIA 81.
withdrawn from the lIae after mkt ~r'a,
order 10 have her new engine fitted or ~ ear
resumption OF business IN the SPRING ....
She will leave Baltimore on Sal hpa B
the nth instant. and Alexandra II" "fpNf
DAY following. at her usual hour beng -
last trip OF this season. ..-,
..s~ The steamer DIAMOND >lAii
AEaSwiIl continue her trlis as Iorg ~ r.
weather vii! permit. AMI the 0rslN"'' l.'".
her running WHEAT n BRO, Asrr''.
dec 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

4 COMMENTARIES ON The BlbLE-Ts
y Gospels with Moral Reflections on each
Verse, by pasquler Qnesnel, with an lnt'oducto-
ry Essay, by Rev Daniel Wilson. D., Bishop
of Calcutta, IN two octave vols. 80 30
Il PLAIN Commentary on The Far Holy G"fpets,
intended chiefly Tor devotional reading, III two
octave volumes -.
Scons C. mmentGTy on tho Bile, vo!um"' oc-
tavo 81; III 5 vols. Gparto, Tl2 s.; IN vols
octave, f. 50. ClarEP's Commentary On the
Biblr, i vols octave, $40 Comprehensive Com
nenrary in large octave vols wlth torcor-
dance, NC, 81; Barnes Fomm'n1afy on the
New Testament, in / / vols = cts per volume;
Barnes on Daniel. Sl.E5: McIh"e on Ephe.
SANS, s.: Chalvers on Romans Sl.H'; Hodge
on Fphesiars, s.; Alexander on the Acts, :
vols T25; Payle on the Gospels OF 81 Ma
thew and ST Mark. i each; k'to's Daily b.
bic Readings, in 5 vols, j per volume; JacooUs
Notes on the Gospels, vols, u c's per vol ;
Stevenson's Exposition OF The l03rd Psalm %
cts; GuthrIe's Gospel in tzeEld, 81 Also
Crudufs Complete Concordance TO the bIb'ei
C.lmets Bible DIcrlor AIRY; Union Bible hcton'
ary; Biblical Antiquities and Help 10 the head
ing OF The Bible For sale By
dec ~ hDDfh' DILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

The Baltimore Exchange refers to tina late
acti on of the Grand Juries in Souta Carolina
and Alabama--the one refusing 70 fed bill
sainst the slave-traders OF the Echo, and the
other, to institute proceedings against Walker
aud bis fllibusteriDg contederates, ADD says
that diseased public opinion, actual or
factions, has openly and deliberately set it
self above the Law; and the Federal Judges
active, jealous and faithful, as they have NO.
aaes,i.nably been. 10 tho discharge Of their
official duty. within it's allotted sphere, have
been rendered powerless. by the people them
selves, in the administration Vi puc!ic JUS
tice." We hope to ste better state OF seel-
ing 10 both States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

A'ERyAErS WANTED j wish 70 employ
y tor the ensuing year. seven male SER.
WANTS for tap Dining Room and four female
SERVANTS. two ,oI CHAMBER MAIDS. and
tVo WA>HEKWOMEN, tor which liberal
price vii! be paid Address
SAMUEL HEELEBOWER,
no. TT CRY Hotel Alex'a Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

I NOk SALE-ine tract 81 .dLG. A''..
THE MUSH POT, belonging % -.
Mcdonald ESQ containing g.. ACkh>. ~
old Leesburg Road, sdolrlrg the '''i"-
OF Alexandra.
Ii not sold before the frs d'y ~
next, II will be rented tor toe ensuing i'1.
rented, security will BE- required. .,.,,
dec 2-dtJdnl JOHN IAn>h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
Major Gen. Sir Wm. FeDwick Williams,

Major Gen. Sir Wm Fenwick Williams,
the hero Of Ksrs, was invested with the dig
ni,y of Doctor Of Civil Law. of Kings Col
lege, Windsor, Nova Scotia on the ooih ult
Ga the next day following, at Halifax, an ad-
dress from the Sons o! Temperance of that
city was presented to him. ln response ne
made speech. and alluded particularly 10
his defepce OF Kars. and stated that while he
was satisfied the boldiDg out OF that fortress
alone prevented the Russian General from
advancing to the gates OF Cobstantlnop'e be
owed his control over that gseIlsoo greatly
TO the fact Of the complete sohriety ot both
officers and meD; water was their drink -
Gen. Williams called in the Canada FROM
Halifax for Liverpool on Friday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
FIR r. MANS LII.

VNGRSr ANNUAL BALL OF THE FRIEND
i SHIP FIRE COMPANY-The members
OF the FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY re-
specrrully inform their friends and the public
in general, that their FIRST GRAND BALL
will take place at
SAREpTA HALL,
on THGRSD.iY EVENiNG, December 18th
The member Of the Company pledge them.
selves that nothing shall be- lett undone 10 MAKE
the occasion one o; real enjoyment 10 those VINO
MAJ be pleased 70 patronze them.
Iy- EHPUTh'S CELEBRATED CorILLIoS BAND
mas beer engaged.
tS- COACHES wlll be 10 attendance 10 convey
LafIes 20 and lrcm the Bail.
"a TICKETS. admitting a Gentleman and
jwo Ladies ) to be mad at the Store OF John
\. M!IburR. Druggist; al George +. French $
bookstore, or OF any member OF the Committee.
Managers on the part Of the san.
Hath Latham, George Duhey,
Milton Glasgow, Iohn /. Johnston,
f. Sydney Blackjack, Charles d. Rudd.
On tie part of Rchtf
Charles Wise, J B. >moot,
y 4 Wilson. ". II Lambert
". 4 Richards. jr.. Harrison Jacobs.
On the part Of HydraultOn.
W III II. NUlliI JdtlIts % DOuSldei
John 4. TTavers. VIM +. Carne,
Stephen swain James A. Proctor.
On the part Of Star.
f.. H. Delahav " d. Stuart,
J. r Alexander, John H. Hlgdon,
/ Louis Kirz-r Charles 5 Price.
On The pDt N Cutzem.
L. Pumm-r, Robt W. Falls,
LOUIS f.. Green, +. A Marbury,
A HUMPHREYS, Ed. T. Ashhy.
Charles 5 Moore, John s Ridge'ey,
Edgor Suow den, jT.. Vim. W smith,
H K Bradshaw, Samuel Gedney,
James K Sm0ot, William Allen,
r " Robln.on, Joseph Williams,
John 4 Fed, Charles javins.
On The par! If trtendshp
Oscar n Tubuan. VIM n. Javins
Edward Clarkson, Jas W. Atkinson,
RanaCIph JdvIms. Wn Underwood,
EIerut're COMMITTEE
Geo T. Warrington, RObt Prettyman,
X Carter Dorsey, Samuel Grgg.
dec Odd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

StlNGlNG SCHOOLING +. ~.
= will commence als class on a-'.'
lng, at u o'clock, al the corner %
Duke streets.
Juvenile School. on SATURDAY deem.
at 3 o'clock Tickets to Ge had Al Do'''
Jane. EntwisIe & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

'OODYkAk'o Breast Pumps; Nursing Boz.
~ ties; Railways Ready Rsiier SuIphate Of
IA cEoua; Sab Nitrate OF BIsmuth; fannie
Acid; Opium, AEiseeo; iust received. and Tor
sale by JAMES ENTWlSLE. Jr,
de- - Au0inecary 81 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

In NESTS CEDAR TUB, do',s ~.
~ Palnfel Pals aud Tuts Nr"'..,''
gins; Staff and Barrel ChuTns, BAR. ".
Covered Buckets; Nest Eoxes, W.,
Clothes Horses; Step Latdsrt. Wood
Bowls; Brass Bound Cedar Var. Tor Sd. '.
al Wholesale or retail .r.
nov ~ jun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER IL, 1855
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

The New York Express says: "The bark
Holmes, for Liberia, takes cut the whole OF al
Episcopal church, to hold 600 persons, which
was up by contributions to the extent OF
3 500 from the Sabbath school ohilden be-
longing to DR.. Tyng's church. The whole
cost of the edif.a, which is in Gothic style,
will be s. 900. The tarks King Fisher and
Ocean Eagle are now fully due at this port
from Liberia, whence they sailed some sixty
days ago, and some anxiety is felt for their
safety"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

EORTE MONAlES and Purses Dressing
I aua Fine Combs, Hair Brushes, OK Mar.
row, and all me various preparations for the
Hair For sale By
PEEL. STEVENS & co.
dec ~ cor Of King and Alfred streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

CTEWARrS FREE MAsONH MANI al
- The Free Masons Manual. 'omi a...
Tor he initiated through all the lrgT'e. Of D.
Masonry, from the Entered Apprentice 70 =.
Higher Degrees OF Knighthood, sm.e..,
with upwards OF one hundred ergra'lus,
Illustrating the symbols OF the u:d'r b! b..
Kinsey J Stewart, K. r, new EDITION. Ts'.''
price 81. Jus, received, and for .a.e b;
dec 9 KGFT BILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

1t will be seen that SENATOR DOUGLAS has
been formally deposed from his place as
chairman Of the Committee on Territories, in
the Senate, by his brother Senators Of the
Democratic party. The vote of these Sena-
tors on tho question, il given in the tee-
graphic despatch in aao'Ler column. What
effect this movement may have upon the
future course Of NJ. Douglas himself, or
upon the course Of toe Democratic party IT.
self-especisIly that portion of it which sus-
tsins tho Senator-remains to be seen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

TINHE FOLLOWING coed, are now TO-
al lowest prices, having bee" r',,,..
from the manufacturers Tor cssh w ne
and Carnage Hubbs. b.st Bright
Swede Iron, and 1njmre >k':n. ar
Roxes; also, just received full d SCI. %
Farbangs Counter and Platform >"a.'-
nov Is GO tri.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-11

GLOVER sFED-5y bushes prime new
I Clover Seed, received, All Tor sale ny
,;.. iu WHEAT 4 BRO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22
xoUvKAUrss TN PARIS
NJ LA COnfAuufH ki0NNABA

N .. LA OOMfAUuu i0NhABh
Il Is anl BosisvHd dcS oApucines, To yus ~ Ar.aSl
Asd H. fesve dss Cap have net exposed for ss
Aek sovess Tor The seasyu, comprsnk sk stuns sAoe
lnAn aad French he nres printed musnna and piues
fAncp nsssss u AL En<s, wedding esiss, nasusa bar
nsuA ks.
spcsevs s~yrSndseneat u - essab nsh Of 10
oompsgnke lycnnAhc have rendered u emo Of he most
us~natve In kurope The wArerooms q The pree-M dAy
soapfias Of thirty sslooas galleries. having foar
s>pssa.e socHssua BENG hex eyn msoufAsurcss, hss
Are liable " IL era ohayges made
ssvns 81 hsernrdAte Agents and th~a Mo sompany
Afford 70 ofef The pvbh terms far Advantageous
= marked N D hm 6gurca ..... -
kyoas fer NJ mAnnfsssre OF SILK sunh Aleneoa and
CAnrry for ~ les maa afsswy, and ~ Kashmyr br
sas.xs n sa uAg ~v' - 'ssosrssis fer sas AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22

NO ool Dtosowsy oesween spr'ng saa rrmce s9eee
A FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE 49,, 4. i 4.
NEW AND Nd, EIssxs1 y! xAs,nMA . .
fSose most renowned 20 fssrio %non '''n'"
whose ss: %as sn .is IL ~
s n. sGps 5 Gsn e S ss n
portion specially destined he knssisn which
now oasrsd for public distribution at the conmodions and
Between TsOp .oas and T.yes ssocn: By private bar
- ''a'' FRENCH COURT OF BANxayProy,
r @ S s: .aa s Of r.
nsn' this ~ NJ z WIFI fsa & EsFFasa
wsS ss :sa S S spacious
Hours Of business lte son Il ~ ia pss
One deep bounced sik xntilIas st. g
fssen nq hundred seperp do. do. - DO % III
sherchs garments ever imported iaso this country at from
thousand French q ,, with
0'ssd oAAnty looms and in price from - to w.
A'sn''' sr ssa s sss isss %.s..
sss ssn only ass
in ss H. nae 81
and Tsy lsrs sAiooas - : WILLIAM d. EsTEzRE.
pLACR BAREGE ROBES Ses fiii "@n- 600 'a f"
900 BAiese Robe. at half f sos a q %p art.on
Is5..l W; JACKsoN's moarning store. =
Nooel: Broadway between spring and Prince street,.
REMOVAL e ass s : ~. 2
., -, - - Fan.| brAndren Buildings
4" Rssi Ess msaa Rs''' laa ,-a.'as73 'A g''
va sspknhM sis S,.saiar' hoef1 sd 10 aoDestu r
sAes lace tslnss.. nas6 esl tli.e1 80 b7'oa -l
~ naiss EoOds q lowest prices. - mn, ~, On, =, a
a.4.'iF | ,.clMt g. n53cc on. 1iU Brosdw.y. -a
$50, Al Al sey, l.-,. sta3H - Brandresh Buildings
.RRRKMAN 4 co. NO. AS BROADWAY, v
ID ,a...-lssEon One block below the St. Nicholas,
- :. - = LACE and SILK MANTILLAs,
Also IRA vELItNa Clio OAKS q every material, -
AHI IS .'aas NJ e ' ses..r.y !. on go ...
-. REDUCTION IN PRICES
o urn ny sfn IhssR MxSTIiL AS AND CIRCULARS
/! SILK AND LACE Ma NTILLAS AID 0IRUuLARs.
WHITE ND BLACK BA Hi;I.s AND AoUsSINa MAN
b -. DysIERs, IN variety q materials, ao ss.
Lace Ma NIn4LAs. OIkcvLAks. POINTS and SQUARE
bgG+ d French pusher and genuine Chantiiy.
= SESUCTioN OF Pity PER CENT IN PRICE
Our millinery Department. which comprises stock Of over
nIsrrs % o. PH ass1i B "a
CT every hind aud VIII also be reduced 10 ieas
......- than hall the regular prices.
J li.-ri sUMMER bhAWLSs
- ~" $500 Less han cost of importation.
..-,f, .. CHAkI.Es sfkEEr 4 90, Fl
t' -FaA Y-e'.l {. ii." No. ATS broadway.
~ above articles ahould the goods exhibiting
Mrs 0AlrORs ss3 broadway, for variety OF svie 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22


d. CLEARING OUT SALE OF
T'"'' SPRING AND SUMMER
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO. Win sell the entire balance
Their aaeorsuent Of the aforementioned articles SAL
very 00mp'e'e- pl.in and fancy sirhs -.'.
..F.a Colored and black SILK robes. pr
j.. ami 3 Organizes and orgsndy robes.
.a.. V French and Engllsh prints
i Travelling dress goods. ''
sBAnNoLp.h SS SRsfsnsfs CO. have s on hand
beautiful assortment, Of Gan,as of the most approved
styles ,.,,,...a, ...,,u..
3ti is SIX aud bAreee msntlss,
Travelling s,ssss rsssns aa =" ,- &C. DC
|, ,4..l.. ...,., \ 49, - - New Yorh.
~ M 49,, ,..n anssoo .sls a., -, n, ,r.r,..,,.
fasass l'P s.ns Co.,
~ DKhs ss exw2ps sOpsA Tor the broadway sales.
,...' susssk GOODS ier soysss wear.
hf' ii .f.e' - EhBisoiDEkiss, GLOVES
The sales are made without reserve, giving public
csnSnae daily uDu ne whole i d.po.e o. 'A'
- - = - JoHs IA yANDEwArER 90.
.,a,r.. Remember ais Bro~dwHy
UNRsScH sxrsi raEsoH sErsr i
300 French s@eroies,ed sr ~ s ssIs,,
; - BExkM Az co. as Broadway.
NANCY HAIR PINS AND cAoHEPEIaNm
received per ie steamers large Assortment COM
THE LATEST PARIS STYLES.
In all colors, In endless variety.
jEvEfSY A0oohDi I'm, s SSsg9 . ASp
'r a 9Efs 2 p ss W. e SE ~
:lL 81 hssdsn haze, ~ s.Ars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22
DRY GOODS, 80.

4 TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER.
"A 49,. l. -. And fearful eacrifce
Scaaes gace de Chine - 3D. per y&rd worth So
Observe Nv. JACKSONB mourning store
No. 55l Broadway, between Spring and Prince sxeeta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22

roRsErS AND sKyRTs-LApIEs REQUIRING TIE
~ above articles should first the goods exhibiting
mt Mrs 9A1rORS 643 broadway, for variety Of style %
lady figure. and quality of material they
surpAssed her IL tourAour skirt Is the latest Paris
warranted Of the best STEEL returned
IT.. Mrs. 9AYNOR SAs Broadway n
Fr Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22

k,oR SALE OR ExCHANeE---A BEAUTIFUL PLACE
thirty miles from rev York suitable Tor geneel fam
|y. house thoroughly but the out houses all
Eood ORDER the grounds lastly adorned with shrub
ery shade and all kinds Of The choicest fruit IN full
ass railrosd Further information be had from J.
cLARk, No. Al Park 70 ~, room No. Times building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22

IDoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-42s ACRES OF woOI
In land sl1y miles York, Long Island. thres
nes from the l.ndng price SO per acre There p eyel
|nore the price asked for the WHOLE This 10
nance speculation. Apply 10 j. MATHER, 22 Broad
txay, room IL. .-r t.rf. trl
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kroR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LET, AT 100 SECOND
ayenue-A frat class Engsh basemep, house, 1St four
Tory ana Basement; beautiful locsou for private resi-
ence or boarding house. Apply The premises, from 70
10 and 70 r. M t'f
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FINHF IFNHTT NFW UNNNIE-lFr --HEIVHS. z
Il rlle. justpublshed By HORACE WATERS AZ, srosd.
wsy-Ih' c4lesraied dance, agreed on h congress Of
Introduced into New York By Mrs KATE Lucy At Der
Academy, Td Beecker street Mr.. Henry usrbos who
W Venns for the purpose OF learning
composer the Empire" Rsichs' Qusdriiis has sent
Mrs. Luby the following testimonial
KALisrHEStc AND DA~rva AcAnEwY,
No q fpwer hAf got street, Dublin, June 1875 (
hereby ceffy that hs Inby hss obtsined from me TIE
deurst and music OF he = Reich, or Empire,
orsdres agreed upon ~ Tie CONGRESS Of M,slers
V&nnA HHNNV GARROts
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[LroR sALE-A GOOD SIZED HOUSE; ON TWO Lors
III Ut West Hoboken, N j. corner PAdsade avenue and
barclay street, stable well, fruit trees de- on the premises,
khe view IRON which 10 magnificent. btagcs u Hoboken
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|L,OR sALE-fwO LOTS ON BERGEN HILL, ABOUT
mile and quarter from Jersey Cy ferry The lots
large being 81 feet by 2 each They an excellent
band neighborhood high free from rock AMI
oonmSna sPleniia view Of the Bay and Hauows WI pc
sow York Apply 70 JOHN A. +. DOUGLASS, her santile
la gency, 3l4 Broadway.
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nor BALE on TO LEr-A COTTAGE HOUSE. NEAR
y new atuated good and healthy nsighber hood
hount Kisoo saisn Harlem Railroad, forty miles from
Few Bad house contains seven roons good ~ci OF
asr garden, Re- For particulars inquire Of OF aidres
!. M0GER, Mount Kisco Post ONCE. F. 'Hl ..f 30
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I,oR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR COOP
city property doute t~o story house. Stable &c, via
BON, pleasantly situated Uroton Lake
ashing boating and b.hns Fer parssusrs lnq a're
w. J. Ison. the bank, sung Sipgt ' ts