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GOLDEN THOUGHT SET IN PEARLs-In
speaking of marriages for money, Miss Muloch,
the eminent writer, observes, and we think very
justly: -
Marriages ought always to be questio ON
not oil necessity but choice. Every girl ought
TO be taught that loveless union stamps upon
her as foul dishonor as one of those connections
which omit the legal ceremony altogether
and that, however pale, dreary and toilsome a
single life may be, unhappy married life must
be ten-fold worse, an everhaunting temptation,
and incurable regret, a torment from which
there is NO escape but death"
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BUSDLING.-A couple of imprudent young
lovers at Bondville, Mass, have been married
and fined fifty cents each, for indulgiug in the
old Dutch practice Of bundling, against the
peace" &c.
'Bundling" was much in practice in the
country adjacent to Albany, not many years
since, and we believe that in some portions of
SchOharie it has not been entirely abandoned.
One who " bundled" frequently in his younger
days, assures us that while il was never deemed
cause Tor marriage, the boys always thought 1t
worth the fne.-Aibany atlas -.
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Educational.

MES; ABBOTT will resume the duties of her
W Soho9l on Monday, 6th of September, la5j,-
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-02

MISS RIDDELL'S SELECT SCHOOL will he
IVA resumed at 45l 18th street, near II, on the first
Monday in September.
Kew Dr. G. Smith, Jos. F. Brown, Esq.,
Rev. DIR. p. ID. Gurley Beni A. Janyier ESQ
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS,

FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM k9sHfNdT5a HRfANEdtT fSE EsuafRa TRE WEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN stsrts al IS and 7.5 :. m,
lSunday exceptcd,) allowing passengers time for
breakfast at the Relay House, washington June
E%pREss g TEhE SNNENTt6IN SGhNNSIENATI AND ST LOUIS
and % T
IsvIie, Cairo and the Southwest and for 81. LouIs
Kansas, dc. Time, from Washington to CInoinnati,
Sd. CINCINNATI. DAYTON. .INDIANAPo-
NIB NNiSi IA TGhAuIRo, ST; LogxS; CHICAGO. CHI AND
except SATURDAY and sunday ) st4 IS D. N. connect,
ing at Washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
TO view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
in daylight, take the SIS and 7.45 a. m. or AS D. M
trains from Washington.
For PaT5kersburs and All Stations on the North
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 20 al guar
rsrs aPa sR every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
BaltlmoIe and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For all points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the S IS or 7.45 a. m. trains.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
sriOi Trsin take the $50 p m. Train. " ' WV ''1-
WASHINGTON Il BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at SIS and 7.45
a. M, and $50 and IS p. m. On Sunday at $50 p.
only.
Leave B.!tImore at 4.SO and 9.Se a. m. and $50 and
S 80 p. m. On Sunday at 80 g. only.
The 745 and AS trains only will stop at way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The 7 IS m. and ssh .. m. the oh ef connect
ing trains for the west, and the 5.30 745 and $50
.. IN. trains for the east.
and obn RsIasd TcEat naGre A. tbs Baltimore
au is t. III. PARSONS, Agent.
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MRS TODD WILL RESUME THE DUTIES
lVl of her School on Monday September stb at
Number Of pupils limited An So Tvs
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OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
IL present season. daily. OYSTERS~ ~
in the shsil. taken out Of salt water theXN(Al
same DAY. kestanrants wishing to be
supplied by the barrel with please oAll on
J. X. B. SCHWARZE,
~ Scott = --I-l-r knkvood House.
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THE PACIFIC NhIk STEAMSHIP CON


opS q the steepshiys Of THIS SqH,s.y, carving
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves IR
Panama tvlee each month, on the erri-o3
va OF the United States Mail s. 3. Comps ny steam
efs, which leave New Orleans and New York retu-
larry On 5th and 20th Of each month with the msis.
ROADS.
These steamships hsye beon inspected and AZ
proved BY the NavJ Department, and guaranty pssS
sad safely.
The Psnsms RsIlrosd C<7 miles lonrDis now oom-
pcted from ocean 10 ocean, and ls crossed IN or 4
hours. The baggage of passengers 10 checked in New
York through TO San Francisco, and passengers
embarked et Panama by steamer at the oOmpanys
expense. The money paid in New York covers all
ex penses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port IN Panama and
San Francisco, TO prevent detention m Of aooi
dent, so that the route s entirely rsltablf-no fail
are having occuryeo IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at Aspinwal.
Conductors 70 through BY esch steamer, and take
charge Of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through TICKETS ~ the love,t rates spplJ ~
the agency, In West street, New York, to
iE&sfktGSSSsH. iE&sfktGSSSHRIS IA RkIs & co.
bM-a o.L.BARrLETT.B Boston.
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ONZAGA COLLEGE.

Rockville ACADEMY.
- Montgonery Cosnty. Nd.
The next session will commence MONDAY, Sep
tember 6th None but Teachers ofthorough schol
arshIp and successful experience will be engaged
The accommodation for boaTders in the Princi-
pals family will be ample. a large addition to the
boarding house being In progress.
Boys will be prepared for advanced classes IN any
OF the colleges in the country, fitted for busness
by astrcty practical course, at the option of the
parent.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal book
stores or BY addressing, at BrookevIle, Nd, either
of the underslgned.
E. B. PRETTYMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
A. BOWIE DAVIS,
au 8 colin President Board of Trustees,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II PROPERTY-.A FAM, conta ming 100 acres,
cultivation. and having an orchard Of so trees of
choice fruit, comprising apples, peaches, aprcots,
grapes, curranIs. Strawberries, &c.-the same hev-
ing good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, &c-wIl be sold reasonable terms. or ex
changed for city property. There Is a good barn
and sta6llng on the premises. good water at tie
40 acres are In wood consisting of oak hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased il
desired For further particulars inquIre of JAS. 8.
SCAGGS 7th street, or JOHN d. CLARK, ESQ :,
18th street, between O and ID streets. :
iv 2aw -
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.--The Editor Of
the Evening Star Is authorized to sell very oc-
commOdating terms and at low prioe, one of
the most desirabe farms in the County of Culpep
or. IL contains about 500 acres, Of which 800 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land. IN fine con-
dltion for caltivst9n This tract is situated abOut
three miles from CulpepeT Court House. IL has upon
1t small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
ings. Ali the arabic land not in cultivation is well
ldence this farm offers attractions not surpassed, if
eauailed, in Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
view Of the surrounding country for many miles.
Inc SOL - Of ex cellent original quality, and pecu
present in good state Of I'm mprOvement. The owner
wall sell t for less than its value, # early application
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ess., Ed
itOr of the Star. an s-lawtf
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q IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, BY the Pans
has arrived from Europe With his S
other. Ss. S of sss sps sDs
EYE-G LASSES; emong which are the
DOUBLE FOCUS and 0OUBLE POLfsHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Eto-,
which are warranted 70 improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract or tending 20 10; also
sHORT-SI6HTEDNESS
Persons vho are oompelle TO use glasses, or those
DOUBLE-POLIsHEDv VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations ~ the
Worlds Fair al PARIS, through their roduclnG q
eearness and Of vision heretofore unknown
In Any Other ,Ispa TIproys%TPs9RRh %P9Rh, SPY, and MAsNI
FYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale al his store corner OF Eghth street and
Pennsyvaala avenue, or Elkhth street NO. <Sl. De-
tween ID street and Pa avenue.
IT Do sof S1istaks ths eorstr 0 stk sweet.
PTices very reasonable, the same ~ st his esu.b-
lshment II kuroDe. ns-u
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4 EULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ At Culpeper Tonrf HOuSs Va

EULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y ..- At Cnlpeper Court House, Va.
This school will commence its second session the
House - situated Immediately on the orange &
Alexandrla Railroad In the Piedmont region of the
State; and is not surpassed by any village for its
beauty of scenery, ,healthlness, and good society.
The institute oaiidngs are Of brick, IS By 90 feet,
.... 81. -. "a TERMS,
For session Office nlosths, payable kaf in adpaaes
Board, including fuel, Ing hts and washing $50 50
Tuition in common English branches -. I2 50
"I Higher EngiIsh branches .---......... rs 10
.ll kAnsient and Modern lang gaages and
Mathematics. .............. % 50
f.r- Music on Piano. ~ 50
Music on Guitar. -..---..........55 is 90
Drawing =. -....-........ 10 90
Painting .--...-.-.......---- 10 90
Embroidery S 90
For further pertloulsrs. address Rev. John w.
GEORGE, or WILLIAM HALL, A. M., Prinoi-
pals, Ouipepef Court House, We. ~ H-dtsep6'
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PROVED CITY PROPERfY.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the same dIs-
town, adjoining the lands % Of Mrs Thomas % CAFE,
Mr; E: Tulee: Esq, and Of the lands 9f the!sts L.
with water in each field fine orchard, and house
containing 9 rooms, with a good cellar and back
kitchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings, In
good order, now In the occupancy of E. Yulee, Esq,
who will show the property and give information
Iespeo ting the sale. Information also be had
from w. ID. Wallach, Esq, Editor of the star.
Possession given on the lst of January. 1859.
je l8-lawtf ID. WELLS.
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ROWLAND's MAcCAssAR OIL as GIBBS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-02

WASHINGTON SELECT SCHOOL,
w Corner Of I0th and G. streets.
Its exercises will be resumed on Weanesday,
Sept -mber LIST.
au s8 lwf SAM,I,, KELLY Prip
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
the 18th day of September next.
Pupils from Washington conveyed to and from
the Seminary without charge.
M. J. NARROWER,
R-tf
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ClTY ACADEMY.
~ l83 TsRth Street North.
School for a limited number of young gentlemen,
n Civil and Military Enxineering praushtinE.
Pupils who were preparing last session to pass an
examination before the next Naval Board must be
punctual at the reOpening Of the School. Duties
sumed The first Monday in September.
au l7-3v untel. eo9tl J. FILL, Prlnoipal.
FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COL
II -.i LEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. ls2 street, GddSby's Rotc, Washtsgton, ID. c..
The duties OF this Institute will be resumed on
Monday, the 9Th of September.
Clrcu iars, stating terms, course OF study, &o.,
can be obtained at the Book and Music Stores.
HIRAM EORSON. Principal.
Nine c. ROLLlN CORSON, Vice Principal.
SLIM
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A SPECIAL NOTICE.-"Valley View Farm
"A late the residence of John II. King, decd, 10
offered for sale or rent. To persons living IN this
section II Is deemed unnecessary to describe IT. but
Tor the information of persons at distance It may
be well TO mention that no place within one hundred
miles Of Washington city offers such Inducements
either TO a purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are large and commodious DWELLING, containing IL
rooms; Gardeners House, containing 5 rooms a
large Barn, and ample Stabng; Wagon Sheds. Car
rage House, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Csrpenter's Shop. Root Gel
lars, Corn House, Smoke House, Servants q ueI-
ters, Hay and Gram Barracks, &c.-In a word,
every convenience that can be desired upon farm.
Several Springs Of FIRE water upon the place,
and particularly one from which water forced TO
the dwelling, stables. &s., by hydraulic ram. The
farm contains about so acres all under fencing and
IN high state of cultivation, and beautifully laid of
In walks and drives, shaded by fruit trees. This
place, for the last fifteen years, been carried
very successfully a market garden, There is a
large quantity Of HOt-bed Sash. Forcing Frames,
&c., on the place that can be successfully used in
the raising Of vegetables. The Fruit Trees Of all
kinds, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries. &C., can he
numbered by thousands.
1t is presumed that any one desiring such place
will examine 1t personally. Every information will
be given upon application at the place, or to w.
ALBERT KING, No. IS High street, GEORGETOWN,
u. u. jy 26-t
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For Rent and Sale,

Tor RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
T. OF the building occupied as an Office by G. s.
Wallach, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALLACE. ap6
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

The facilities afforded at the FEMALE ENG
LISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TUTE for thorough and practical knowledge of
the French language, are not surpassed or equalled
BY any other Institute In the city. The corps of
French teacher will be ed the coming ear,
VIII ch will commence on the 9Th of September, and
more OF the studies of the school will be pursued
and taught through the medium of the French than
heretofore as a large majority of the pupils now
speak the language with fuency. The advantages
afforded by the SOlrees alone will enable any one
who has a tolerably good reading knowledge of the
language to speak it fuently IN the course of the
winter.
Circulars and Catalogues can be obtained at all the
Book and Music Stores, and at the Institute, No.
l82 street, "6adsby's Row"
HIRAM CORSON, Principal.
Nine. CAROLINE ROLLIN CORSON,,
au ~ 2W Vice Principal,
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FOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING STU
.hva a.eS % on .ne east siae OF ta street one door
sion given the 1st Of July For further particu-
and ID SITS. ie S-tf
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METROPOLITAN GoLLEGIATE INsTI-
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ietcher House, 464 4 street. between 9Th and 7th
sts., recently occupied by the Misses Rocker.
The duties of the Institute will be resumed the
first Monday In September.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.,
I. II. HAvENNER, Natural Science.
Mrs. I. III. HAvENNBR. Preosptress.
Rey,J: NEWMAN HAUk, A. NJ, Languages and
Mathematics.
Rev: l.. r. MORGAN, ID. d., Lecturer on Moral
Science.
paItnent. D'
Miss TACEI DANIEL. Music-Piano.
M iss r.. A. DANIEL, Vocal Music.
Miss ALICE ADAMS, Drawing.
Mrs. F. J. MYERS, Painting.
TERMS.
Preparatory apartment fr m S5 to 80 per quarter,
COl egate Department, English, from SO to Si2
French: German, Latin. Greek, extra.
For Circulars, containing full information, ad-
dress the Principals.
au H-3w MIR. MRS. T. H. HAVENNER,
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
~ II street, bettceen 18th and 18th streets,
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
The duties of this Institute will be resumed the
ist day OF Septemb r. Number of pupils limited.
For PARTICULARS address -
au lS-tf CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-02

FRANKLIN ACADEMY,
l. H ST., between 10th and 2Oth, First Ward.
n A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Term commences September 9Th. Number linn
lted TO twenty-fOur. The course of study is de-
signed tn prepare pupils thoroughly for business or
The Principal can be seen at the Academy any
time after the LIST proximo. Circulars at Book-
stores. r.. n, DIETRICH A
du Z6-eolm Principal.
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EEORGETOWN INSTITUTE WILL BE
VI reOpened on Monday, September 9Th, 1853.
Circulars may he obtained at Star Office, Wash
lngtOn. end Crandell's Bookstore, q eorg etown.
Do. Junior :" 25
DO. Senior "a
au z-tSepA T. NJ. CONRAD. Principal,
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n 'CN INAL ACAUEMf,
Corner of E and 10th ste.
The exercises Of this institution will be resumed
the LIST day Of September. The number is limited
au 25-lm 8. MERCHANT, Pripcipal.
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yCOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND-TIIE UNITED
Il States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish. will
leave saturday ih inst at O'Clock + ", from pier Is
North She vii Norfolk Sunday afternoon
and Richmond Monday morning. Passengers for the
South will proceed by the Southern mail line Travellers
will this the cheapest pleasante and most expeditions
route Passage and fare including state 70 Norfolk, IS;
20 Petersburg and Richmond Sl0 Apply to HENRY LuD'
LAM, 81 Broadway
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AsTROs,Wsy.

A SfR0iO9y AND Cf.kIRvoyANCE-M BRUCE
n bs Consulted her Ole 10 Grand street second
beck east Of he Rowvy NJ serrpd sas IRIS; door wbes
his asonshed thousands her ruth IN the line OF nstre
lory and cslrvoysnce. Fee tor
fNfAIRvoyANCx- HAYFs, THF Brsr ALL sEr-
~ ing meaea clarvoyaut and spnttai h~anr sneafn IN
he World fhonsans hive been saved trou ut grave BY
As lady alrvoyar physician No more rheuus,snn Resi-
dencc ~ Rroesae street. ~ BDwery.
SfIss Al.NiRA VIRGINIA rHE CgLTSRkTFD uF-of
Nl Gel eahVpyAnt Ne consulted DAYS and evenin
81 Johns Building 8S klyAheta street RbOVe Browne mr.
Browns sFfSapafa syrup hfsr apple, and We bgs ard
safcst remedra eS,ant constantly en- ha 81.
Nov Is YOUR CHANCE Tc, sgE THE ShTuRai.
~ and all seeing c'atrvoyan he only one 81 the Vnied
staes she warrants 20 every disease "A wsst
form particularly rheumaus'o both chronic nammatory.
~ hse who are afflicted ronhe viii do well call On
,hts highly riftei lady Nsmc CLIFTON. O0ce w Spring
st,ees, ~ doors from Greene.
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YIvUowAg vEtTcu. AUCTfONEER-orF1cE 10 SPRUCE
s-eetSteris sale Of gold and silver watches, gold
reo ses &C. On saturday Dec q 1875 st 10 N, ct The
spruce consisting of gold and silver hunt
ing Watches pncs chronometer raent levers gold
acts cold and fob chans pistols rev0yers and
sene' JAMES G. wrII.rT Sheriff
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+ AURA KFVNF'S THEATRE. 624 bVOsDWAY
IL UNABATED SuCCkSS AND SEY. WITH WEEK
TON TAYLORS GRle6T ORTGINAv COMEDY.
Which has been pert Nvned at this IL eiire for
SIX JOkSECUffyE WEEK '
overlooking audiences havir been Sed during s
representations by
NEARLY SIXTY THOUSAND PwOf W.
Who have esihed their opinion and appveoaa VI OF Hs
Yss by
AND GENUINE Al eYiAUSE.
Such before echoed WITHIN the wa n ofaay
metropolitan theatre. -
thu RSDAY EVENING. DEC. 2 Ists,
AND EVERY NIGHT TINS WEEK,
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yr corIpSvrTH ArCTIoSFER. = PERFMPToRy
sale class rosewood furniturc.-This day, De
semhcr TO-, ocock with vry large and valuable col
lection marble groups, paintings Ac,
fonsaed he class dwelling No ll3 West Eleventh
street Stxh All Of which win be
sid and embraces the largest and
variety 81 rich and fashionable furniture valuable paint
tnrs splendid parr suits planofore, rich &C.
AL ot which will be sold rain shine and must be removed
fom the house Immediately There Is very large quantity
elegant sber furniture all rosewood beistesds bu
wadrrbcs about twenty mattresses beds and bed
ding &c embracing over 600 ots Catalogues al the house
vyM Writers, AuCTrOyHER WILL SELL THIS
w day Al lOis O'Clock. ~ l.e6 broadway large
Of rosewood mahogany walnut and oak furniture
sur ~ glass centre side and etenson
fes etegeres houases richly carved beisteads dressing
bureaus washFfspds cuptrards stands rosewood
eiace. dining its library do, Turkish
repor chairs parlo suits In muslin richly carved eegerr
aury top Plate glass doors and back the whole COMPRISING
assortment ~ superior furniture. seldom offered
Suction The attention ~ families hotel keepers others
snvhed Catalogues the premises Thursday morning,
ad goods be until the time OF sale Aso imme
sfey after large Of furniture having len
on storage aud for repairs consisting of beds bedding &C.
4c Will be given Al Of to0 and over, 81
fouf months CO satisfactory endorsed notes
WV. Writer'S, kuCTIoNEER, Will SELL on
w saturday ~ O'Clock II go Canal street large qusn.
s,y az housd furniture &c, being and upwards
storage cussnE 81 every variety Of furniture bedding.
rbna glass ware carpets ocoth &c Sold TO pay storage
nnd expenses.
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J,OR CHARI ESTON.-THE STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE
II STATE having superior staerooms, VIII sail from Pha
oephia for Charleston saturday December at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The steamship STATE OF GEORGIA will gail
above Savannah Saturday, December H. at 10 O'Clock
AM A. HERON Jr., Agent
a2S North MhAryes. Phladelphia.
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A SsIGNEEs SALE OF FURS.
IA AT NO. laS BROADWAY,
BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN STREETS
CLOSING SALE ON THuRSDAY AND FRInAY.

HUTCH BULBS AT AUCTION-CLoSING OUT SALE :
IL This day, at 10 O'clock BY j. = yam ANTWERP, Is
William splendid Of those choice hyacinhs
xups narcissis jonquls IRIS godions, snowdrops,
&c. Gardeners and flower fanciers attend.
Catalogues ready.
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a TnF FAMILY CASE FOR g-ooSrAIvrss rHE
''.'G bottles ' ssoc. brandy
] g E Esl%;s s % ,s; .S...,
: e s. sss, n Irish ~la.ssy.
In All one dozen bouiss shsUFi. sfIIsos
No wiisu and s. ssone AMI 60 wlksm street.
between Pune ard Cedar Dealers invited call
and sample our iauor. before going si Ne -
No. ! soulh wGism sasa
Al scorer wgIssEys yos nor roDpy;-
CilEAP sr CASH. Also the xLs family paesagc, FIVE
"N'''' JONATHAN JONES. Importer y william street
HUNGARIAN WINES "A PINE Tor or RED uuN.
s.n T rss s W. we'd sns oos 70 5
I IeUoRs.-TuR BEST PLACE IN rHE CRY TO BUY
IL liquors at The Old rieenth street rectyinx disaery
~. xsi.s., s%s Or ss.a: sss@e.r Ssa
lI5 West Fifteenth srees, near Eighth avenue
il cHAxfs9YEs
una s a. ca S o a. q. ~ sapasue vine.
q Nessr. Jselaes aoers 90. At .hAio9. snr Msrne.
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~ dry aud clean large nut ~ CRATE md q we red ash
and white Ssh inwest rfces Yard No l5a
West Nineteenth between seventh aud Eighth
Pine wood aud kidding wood for saie.