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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

UNARM FOR sALE.-TUE 81 BecRIbHR WILL SELL AT
private sale, his the White stone road sbou; u
mile from be White Stone steamboat landing aud about
miles from the village Of Flushing Tbs farm and garden are
high state OF cultivation. On said there ercei
apple orchard best kind OF fru there Also
pear peach and ounce in bearing order also in said
garden abund Of and strawberry
beds 81 In high state of cultivation said farm consists OF
OF comfortable dwelrg house aud
Outbuldines Their ror particulars ire
the premises, Of MICHAEL HIGGINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
BILLIARDS.

bukLhAtNDS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TABLES
n oak rosewood mahogany and fancy woods With slate
marble and wood beds leahes chalk balls snd every
thing in the Line, At the lowest possible prices Tables %
made 70 order few second hand tables for .ae
OCOSNOs COiAENDER, 50 Ann street
DILiIARys MADE sAsy-A PsRrECT KNOwLEDGE
grains, &c, splenddly illustrated IN fhe,ns new bopk
postage. 0'CONNOR COLLGNDER. - Ann street
DTILTARD BAIIs.-PATENTED August g 1887,
ID article ofcompresssd ivory, 100 per een chesDer
than and of the weight and elasticity. wsrrsnei
chip out Of round, and not 70 want reco
ing. For sale by wM WILLING, sole manufactures and
inventor, $50 Brooms street, y. y.
II YOU WANT GOOD BILLIARD TABLES CHEAP
for cash, call a. ~ Ann ct where be various
kinds Of fancy woods flashed IN the pes possible
with Decksrs lae patent cushions; also all irmnuzsre
quired for tables u. DE- jksR.
DHvLAN's PATHSr BILLIARD TABLES AND con-
binaiion cushions with the late Improvements patented
January ~ 1874 beyond comparison the best
srnced and offered at reduced prices salesroom Ts6
and 7ss Broadway, mandatory.
CHARP's BILLIARD TABLE, MANurAcroRY ie
assortment Of all sses with slate aud msrhlc beds and
proved style of cushions preferred 10 any ohrS
several SECOND ssnd msro and slate Ted isles to- sale
Akn billiard room continuing Csc frat class slate pet tables
- fxtures lor sale cheap,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

MRS p. NJ. A. HUBBARD, NO. BOND STREET =
M opening spring millinery will take place
Thursday March IS 1865 Particular attention pao 10 mourn
Ing hats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

OFFS TO LET THE SECOND AND riFru STORIES
Of the building No. North William street The second
ory occupied for the last clothing
wrrerooms both ofts we'll adapted 20 any lgh manu-
featuring tusress requiring good light having front on
North William and also William street. Inquire OF
JOHN LyONs No Is Chambers street, or JOHN EGAN,
- E.st Tine x.sirh Ihsree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

FINANCIAL.
TUANO.-50 SHARES AMERICAN GUANO STOCK
NJ for sale by 7. VI. BRAfNF, 39South street
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO ej WARREN
i street open daily, from 10 4 NJ. to2P N and on Non
days Thursdays and satuTcays, from y N
siS per cent on all sums from 81 20 500
NJ u. VAN PEI.r, President
VANERvuT l.. Buxton, Secretary.
TonN II. MURRAY
81 Has removed to the on ces lately
Occupied by the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY,
No. ~ Wall street, Manhattan Bank Building.
Business paper and loans negotiated
Bonds and stocks bought and sold nj the Brokers' board
the Of money, collection and
dividends sale securities executed promptly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
MATRIMONIAL.

a YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY SIX DESIRES THE AC-
"A uuaintance OF some lady, younger man himself VIII
view matrmony He desire. that the lady should be sus
bic accomplished and refined Of good family and with some
spirit. Address boz 81 Broadway Post Office.
A BACHELOR, % YEARS OF ACE, An AMERICAN.
"A rather good looking nd " pleasure and leisure.
and sufficient income would like to- make the acqutntance
~ young lady Of me same disposition, with view 10 m.
rmony both suited such will please address, in conn
dence, A. o.. Broadway Post once.
THE WRITER OF THIS ARTICLE II NO SLAVE TO
ceremony, and would be pleased 20 make ihe slunt
young lady who IL amahle accomlishcd ana
refined with view 10 matrimony. His means are ample "
ord S he comforts and many ~ the uxures OF Ute, ana
his great ambition II Nv clngstal spirit truly
happy in sharing MS earthly inheritance lie 20 thorn
mfn, and will spend his winters in he own native an6
Money object The selection of vile We IL sine re,
sud all ssos shall be rrsuected and reaed WIN
confidence Address. with real stating where We can
have Interview, sam FsrT Dor " Herald oh, 0r CD dss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

VlrHOI,FSALE BUYERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
w stock OF Havana. domestic aud German segars.
have facilities that enable to undersel any regular i'm
porter or manufacturer Ihis can demonsrse mo
ment have OF the largest manutscnrics In New York,
and the stock used the finest quality that cash pro-
u. CHEEkS IL broAdWay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
UOpAHTNERsIiIP NOTICES.

COPABTNERsHIP NOTICES.
A RARE CHANCE.-THE PROPRIETOR OF a NEWS
n In this city Of large circulation DESTROYS OF form
partnership good practical business with
from 5000 5000 capital to he invested In AMI
ieriaL Address box 1 2s5 Post Office. New York.
DARTNER wANTED-wrTH FROM s3oo0 TO 5000
II established auction business. Amount wanted TO
make advances goods. References aud required
Address, with and residence. L. r., Herald office.
WANrED--A YOUNG MAN, WITH A SMALL AMOUNT
w OF cash, 10 AXE nieree IN FIRST clnss concert
troupe about starting for Virginia As he Will have sole
charge OF the finances but bic parties nee
ply 10 z. u p, Herald Office.
&1 mn A RARE cHANcE-wAyrED, A YOUNG
,rI.VUV. with tbs amount 10 AXE full charge OF
watch ard ewery store in the best stand In the - maf
ipg about ~ UOO agent need apply. Afdrcs
Matchmaker with aud residence, Dor 15s Herald Office
90 mn "A TRULY RARE CHANCE FOR An &C
busines. The article uisnufa stured used by
family sold for cash large prlht " R.rhe invcsl
ment secured BY bond snd mortgage on real Al.
dress J. T. box ll3 Herald Onice.
c1O OO0 TO 0oooo.-sPyCfAI. PARTNER WANT
DfV.VUU 3D. 10 lake the pls - Of deceased par ner
IN house dong the most safe and lucrative importing bus
carried tbs city The investment will be safe be
yond doubt and double cf In four The house has
undouhtsd credit active would be preferred
" In every the right sort Of business No notice
will he taken Of communications unless signed with NIL name
Address box 2,l20 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
THE FASHIONS.

a GARD -atAIss sAanrC ~ ". GOss0H NO.
"A s7s Broadway, between " md FRANKLIN stes.ts %
ready 10 open % has customers ahs a-~-st
yles bonneis se- dr hesdyesses - tho
latest dessns selected from The Ia The
of Wholesale buyers slussisd 70 szslniEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

EoR SALE CHEAP-rOUR HOUSES AND LOIS, STU.
sed IN Highly fourth sree between Third and fonrth
avenues north sde would be good mvesmen ~ Apply
n slLICk Highly SIKH street. between Third and fOurth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

EOR sALr CHEAP-oR WILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
~ mortgages valuable property in Brooklyn. N fresi,
dent street between Hoy and Bond and wion two boeksof
Carroll park three story house Philadelphia brick 'front.'
marble els and butt IN the STYLE and IL LOTS the
house AND lots VIII be sold separate desired II not sold At
private sale they will be sold public auction, on the 2d,
day q April a. the Merchants Escs-nge nqure OF ~.
THOMPSON 40 Washington Narket street side, be
tween the hours Of and O'Clock
L,OR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME SMALL HOUSE,
with wagon house and sable, and soarge lots Of ground
laid ont IN beautiful garden, the north side ~ sshv
hrd street. between Broad and renh avenue. Inquire
The premises or 10 A. KENNKDY, 80 Esi Thirty mh
street, Dsn THIRD svenue. Price so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
saIFs OF REAL KSTArE.

UNOR SALE, CHEAP, ON EASY TERMs-EnE NEW
four story house 2i3 West Thirty second street; has al
the modern eents; built in me best bring
your oarpentes 20 examine. Apply o premises fon
A. M.to6P.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

DARN FOR SAI.E-CONTAINING ABOUT FOUR
of highly cultivated land situated At Fort Washing
Shrewsbury the banks Of the NevaGnk river IS
feet above the level of the water on large house with
wings each side being newly built last In
the most substantial workmauke there also
large stable coach hom barn. aud all the sppurenances
foe farm also large boathouse. II will be sold
less than cost as the has for ~ For
further inquire Of OSCAR FLORENCE 90 Broad
way Houston where plans and OF
the place be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

7 OFFS TO LET THE SPACIOUS LOFTS OF 70 AND 81
connecting wIh No. Church street. suta
be for large importing auction house Apply at s. Vesey
street. secoLd roor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of The Star.

UEoReKTowN, sept. IS, 1883.
We were visited last night and this morning
by series Of copious showers of rain, which has
doubtless tended very materially to assist the
hrmefs generally In their preparations for their
fall seeding operations, and navigation upon our
Canal, IL 1t has extended as far west Of us as
those portions Of the canal where deficiency of
water exists. 1t has, however, nearly put a stop
to all kinds Of outdoor business operations I'D TO
the time Of closing this letter.
We saw this morning a handsomely bound
copy Of the Bible, which was presented by Col
Talcott to Mr.. w. II. Ritter. Mr. Ritter informs
US that be has another copy, which was also pre-.
sented to him by the Colonel, with the reoues,
that one Of them be kept In the saloon Of each OF
his pac kets-the Argo and NJ G Meigs-plying
upon the canal This handsome present was
given TN part evidence of toe donors appre.
citation OF the kind and gentemanly treatment
winch ne has universally received from Mr.. Rit.
ter, while passing up and down the canal or
BOARD the packets, and is very highly priced by
the receiver
We have been requested to inquire what ha,
become OF the ordinance passed several month,
ago by our Councils, providing for the repavins
OF the footways on Green street, between Bridg,
and Gay. The property holders petitioned 70
the improvement, and as they have to meet al
the expense we think the work Dug ht to be don.
without any further delay. There are severn
other street obstructions, q c., to which we hav,
been requested to call the attention Of the author
tiles, to which we shall pay respects in da,
or two, IL the evils are not remedied 8
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PERSONAL.

80. ParOdi will sing in opera In New York DIN.
ring the winter.
-. Captain Pleasanton will accompany Gen.
eral Harvey to the Pacific.
go. Sir William Gore Ouseley's mIssion ~
Central America is in part to negotiate treaty
with Nicaragua
---- Mrs. Cora Mowatt Richie is Shaving q,
RsveDswOod, L. l., where her father, MIR Do.
den, has a couRtry seat.
60 Longfsllow's new poem Miles Standish,s
.1urtshiP, will be published on the 18th Of DC
Mrs lie Vert, Of Mobile, intends going 10
toe hoIy Land in about year she will donht
noe down her impressions for the benefit of
MI Roberts, tue American traoedian wbo
created some sensation in Landau shon, ~,
ago, is TO APPEAR at Burton theatre Ne, NJ
tbls week h- makes his debut I'm Si1 IL o.
reach. " 81 oiies o'ef-
49, An English apeT announce. th., A.
iownsen nd member of Parliament for - - ~. ~
b's accepted an engagement ut one or tn . ~ o
oon Theatres, at salary Of t25 a w,ek A.
sire to pay his creditors is said to have ,,goa.,
this idea. sSesteu
-- The 81 Louis Democrat OF Septemhs, o.,
says The wife OF Judge Douglas was a VISIT
at tbe air Grounds yesterday, and received |,
eoco d'ai OF attention She is a lady OF handsome
IFISohal appearance, and possessed OF graceful
- aIo Easy InaHnrT- We undet stand that
Ssnte douglas is Ia town and will wi at the Ri,
-. ., '"oay' previous To speaking at Belle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

IL A correspondent Of the New York Even
lug Post writes from Ports Platte, ST. nomin-
60, September ID, as follows:
The political aspect Of this rppubIic tas ,gain
changed After the party of Cibas had forced
fx-President Baez 20 capitulafe, We thong ht then
everything would be- right President V.Iyerd,.
was; as thought. doing all in his power for the
good OF his country, and il astonisbes me that he
has had To retire from the chair. But let me ex
plain.
General Santana, you know, IL the greatest
man on this island. He was in command of IN.
forces against BdrZ, when the new Constitution
was formed. Instead Of 'lectinD him President
Nalverfe was elected that bp could NOT digest !.
ana also another thing-the capital was cbano.d
10 santiago The people OF San Domingo Citv
could not agree 10 that. so all united and framed
mdniitstn, stating that the capital ought TO he
IN IAN Domingo, and that the Constitution of
'o9i Is the only Constitution for this country
santana was at the head OF this PARTY The
manifesto was forwarded TO the President, who
eSIl|u 10 tie towns, asking IL he should deliver
tue Ttlns OF government 10 Santana The resnonxe
wds-N"; we shall sustain You to the last -
i"HtuldtrIy an army was raise and marched 10
=, town on the line dividing tue province of
IAN Domingo from Cibac There il remained for
II" weeks without meeting with ANYTHING very
remarkable At last two hundred men Of thu
Sahtana party appeared. q cannot say how MANY
men we had A battle was expected, but the
soldiers OF Nalverde refused to fl ht telling him
they would not fight against santana The only
thlhg LIZ could do, poor fellow, which he did
was To mount on his horse and return to SANTIAGO
rom that time TO this IL is not known where he
Is Orh. santana has entered the CITY of SANTIAGO
VIII nVe hundred men. He says that he comes
wih open arms Ia receive all his friends and ali
that has been done is forgotten we rYnsct ~,
Otn SANTANA will be elected President sn5 -.
that BIZ will keep order pe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

Mfxlco-Ne have important news from the
city of Mexico to the I'd and from Vera Cruz TO
the 4th instant. In obedience to instructions.
our Minister, Mr.. Forsyth, has suspended diplo.
matte relations with the Mexican Government
and would leave for home about the last of Sep
TENDER He has at last procured his passports,
but still remains there
Nidaurri was advancing upon the Capital from
San Luis POtOsi, while Miramon was endeayor-
ing TO bar his way with the main body of the
Conservative forces. In the meantime the af-
fairs OF the Zuloagists in the Capital remained
wlthoutimProvement; money was still wanting;
the recusant capitalists Were still in prison a
revolution was daily expected. From the South,
the appearance of Alvarez, with his Pintos, was
momentarily looked for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15
POLITUr1Y

Quite an effort Is being made bv ,s,,.
to bring John Minor Bolts, OF Virginia 49,. a.
country as opposition candidate FOR Pr.stt, 'ne
le6o. Bolts, IL will be recOlIecled, is the nan
who once slept with Tyler iAah
The American general committee Of New York
nave challenged the Republicans and D-rnoc RAJ,
80 ulsc"sslons In every county in the State during
INC present campaign, after the fashion of the
Southern States " 'He
In the Fifth Congressional District Of p.n,.v,-
wanna, Owen Jones has been repomI,ated IN, ~.
d Semoeia's. John Ward is the Opposition can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

DEVISE VOID-ln New York, last week,
there was given an interesting decision upon the
construction Of will. The testator left portion
OF his estate to be equally divided between his
two sons. In case either of the sons died without
issue, one-haf Of his portion was to revert to his
brother and the other half to the Roman Catholic
Church for the benefit ofthe testator's soul. One
OF the sons died without leaving any children
ana the other claims the whole portion of his
deceased brother Archbishop Hughes and the
trustees OF ST Peters Church claim the devise
either for St Peters Church, as the church which
the testator attended during his lifetime, or for
the benefit of all the Roman Catholic Churches I'm
that diocese Judge Ingraham held that the de-
wise was void for uncertainty, and that the living
son and heir-at-law was entitled to the whole of
the disputed property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

FROM JAMAICA Kingston, Jamaica, papers to
the LIST Of September have been received The
Journal condemns the refusal Of the home Colo
NAL office to sanction the proposition for the In
production into the colony of the expatriated free
biack Inhabitants of the southern States OF Amer
ica- Inc weather continues very dry, except in
some OF the central districts so much SO that So
rlOus fears are entertained that there will be a
failure OF next years crops. The public health
is reported not of nature to occasion any alarm
The ilst Regiment, stationed at Jamaica, and the
f9th at Barbados, ordered TO Bombay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15
T OST!LOSTmLOSr
so EKlRn

GU N w HRI.
day. LINEN " ALLIE T, containing a nm mtsr a,
pronIssory notes. as tar as recOlected as tolovs
Two notes of Alex. BlundIn, dated Ausnst ssb
att aid months, drawn IN favor OF i,arreit 49,,
and endorsed by them, for $50 each. ~
One note of WIN. Payne ard wife dated Anxus,
IS, at months, for SIS. ~eus'
Three notes of Samuel Williams at 50 DAYS f,,
S45 each. drawn IN favor of and endorsed by Nm
Wa son. ~ w '"'
One note of c. Umhan, for 600 dated Ma, o7,h
a. ~ months; drawn N favor Of and endorsed by C.
., One note Of Samuel Kelly, Gated Septerbsr 18th
40. Tor So4 drawn IN tavor of endorsed Ie w RI
lamp te and Two others Of same date b-artn.
each. N"o' iof Sie3
SSH 81. '' Honeuoie' TOT
SS40. Aeh' lot
And ten notes OF Z. r nmerson. drawn m favor or
enu endorsed by J. w. Slmms, dating months T,o,n
November lWh. 1859, at &c months for sal as,t
with q number of other roles hot Iecnileci al spS
papers which ere Of no value TO any one hut Ihs
owner. ~ ~ ""' '"0
Al persons are hereby not Ged not 10 receive any
Al they are not 4 urd '''
The hinder Ill receive the above reward ~ Law
ing them at Il w HEATLEY'S Lumber Mad No
81. sos'h side Water street, Georgeiown, % C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

NEW MusIc-John F. Ellis, the popular mu
sic man, 3u6 Pennsylvania avenue, has sent us to-
day
"fhe Atlantic Telegraph Cable Polka beau
tifully embellished with views of the two ships
laying the cable.
Richmond Qnickstep," performed by the
Independent Blues Band, of Baltimore, COM
posed by Albert Holland
"Montrose Waltz dedicated to Susie ii
Joyce, by w. A. Schmidt
'Grace waltz" by the same composer
oiiVer Dltson x Co, send us, through w. G.
Mefzerott, the "Jeanette Polka, s'Seect Trios',
for female voices, ''Les Cousins ~ all beautiful
musical compositions, which we commend 10
the notice of our friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

COTTON CRoP.--The New York Price Current,
In It's statement, puts down the cotton crop, for
the last year, officially at lib 962 bales, being an
increase over the previous year of Ia, 4l3 bales
The exports Of the year amount to $50 ASS bales,
being an increase of 337 ,79S bales last year
Of the total exports, England took 500 966, be-
Ing an increase over last year Of ISL ,O96 bales
The exports TO France during the year show j
decrease of 30 55 bales and to the north part of
Europe a decrease OF 30 653 bales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union discusses "Mr. Douglas and Mr..
Lincoln ;" and further devotes q column to
California politics" 1t also denounces par
tisan telegraphic reports and says: 1.-The
public mind must learn to receive with hesita-
ton the dispatches from st. Louis
The LntsLiigencsr devotes its leader this
morning to the consideration of 1.-the objects of
government"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

III new mill at Hazards Powder Works
hnneid, Conn, exploded on Monday afternoon
Four woTkmen were killed
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BOARDING.

koAkDlNO -PaSior and Cha Der occupied lsst
- session ny senator Green for rent; hand 81 NEW
furnished with gas. Also. fur Rooms IN suIts ~,
me SECOND uoor, answering the purpose of a small
noase-or can be rented sIngly. Board II desiI ed .
Apply 46s lUth street. hetwt en- ID and 4 se Is et
II 0AkD-TWO comfortable ROOMS with
y bohHD can be obtained ia a private fam,I, at
fH 18Th street, between q and H. within a frv
sc II-4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

TAKEN UP, SIS tres passing on the farm of John
Smith. on 7th street. three two. m-e.A
uiS Fir ERS. one al which 10 red, with dkS
gnlte lace and other white about the hody
Inc second - red and white spotted. with h,rns
anu rope around the reck The third is a iI ht col
oIeo Tnniy, with red specks upon the aides and 70
esfs. The owner OF the above crlbed viii peas
eume forward, prove property, and g. Ike her avs,
% 1871 JAMES p. HAIIEV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15
LOST AND POUND.

&D0 REWARD Was left In the water closet IN
gu the south wing of the Capitol ExtensIon on
SATURDAY evening. Sept. n, GOLD WATCH ana
Ghan with the initials j. B. H., ON the IA ck of
tine watch. The hinder will be suitably reward, 4
oy leaving the same with Capt. e. W. c. Dunnlng
Ton, al the Capitol, OF To n. NJ. Jardella, No Ssa
OoP-eo- mn. sel5-d
"a REWARD.-I.nst, during the last week a
S'I black SETTER Dos, maimed ms
f t6e eye n.. he hsd' when lost, collar viihI
.ue naine OF H. OWENS thereon. The-n
above reward will be paid for his delivery NJ No 3,
Hill. - e'i'e.e. SaPi."i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

=. CARD The undersigned having bought out
sne Stock Of Dry Goods OF the late firm Of Clsgett
,s 1on. MAY Co., resp sotfuily snnouncss to has
lenas alo the public Eeaerally thst az his inten-
ton 10 continue the business and tlat he wi Be
prepared In lev days to exhibit choice stock Of
ofl858. - : - =. =
D." ..s--- JOHN h CLAGETT,
% H.6t corner "a. ayeaue aud 9sh stree
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x10 hEMARD.-LO.t. on Thursdsy morning,
WV The 9Th instant. either in a Nsyy Ysrd oI1 '
n pT. OF rennsyxa avenue. or Navy Yard =
bUChShlN PURSE, contaning So 81 in md
81 50 IN silver, and a IS IlIl. The hinder vii ~
oeive the above reward f left at my esdence on q
stall, No So Centre Marx ct w NJ ny
sc ISL BENJAMIN BERKLEY,
81 kEWARD.-Strayed away on the p,sht 81
V'Y the oth instant, white MAKE sto1t no
ne aDve reward will be paid Tor her JelIy r, n,
rIans Geler, 7th street, betv cen 4. and Al stTe.,
20 OF PETEk FAHhMEIER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15

TOURTSHlP N ID MATRIMONY- With
~ other sketches from scenes and experiences in
SOCIAL life ny Robert Morris. Esq editor of the
Pennsyl wanna Inquirer. Ompete In one large vol ,
neatly bound In cloth, for 81 LIS IN two volumes
paper cover, for 81,
The work Is embelishe5 with magnificent like
ness of the author, taken from life II will also prove
to be OF the most sa cable woTk ever pu b shed
as It Is one OF the most interesting books that has
ever passed through the press
This is IN every respect family book-one in
tended for every day reading-one which no family
should be without, and which cannot be q famlLa !.
l. mate of any family without piring more or less
good feeling and sens ble reflection into the he arts
of all who look into IT,"
For sale at PHILIPS
New Bookstore, $50 Pa avenue,
Sc 1851 between 9Th and 10th etreefs