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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

uEkRY n. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM no.
IL q Nassau street Horses and carriaKes- HENRY ".
IEEDe co VIII sell a. auction, on Tuesday, Nay Is al IL
O'Clock IN front % ssssrooms No 3 Nassau street.
horses with harness The horses
blood bsy hands high perfectly kind and gentle
In respect and very stylish Harness nearly s
plsed mounted By Tsnor and In perfes order They
The property Of gentleman leaving The ciy and viii be
cold without reserve.
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W HUFT AUCTrONEER
%. W HUNT ril cell N morrow Wednesday MAY rs
a loX O'Clock his spacious sslssrcoms, No IS Nassau
street very desirable assortreni0
fev serond hand furniture,
Carpets ocloths mirrors CLOCKS.
cutlery, crockerv. fancy Rooda
elver plated ware, rs
Bale positive. Cstsiosuee ready esry mosnna % sale.
Goods pack ed The premises for shipr ng
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TLOC. A magnificent octave rosewood pianoor,e and
stool the above sacrifice beautifully finished IN the style
Louis x1v bark ~ The 'front.' rich powerful
CANT pearl keys superb carvings fun metallic plate
laid pearl overstrunG carved
Tyre, beautiful open frsivort de.k, and 70 snperb
drawing piano. and cost 500; premium cty makers
with unerpired warrsnee f~ two
Also tor sale hce afew pieces Of elegant bod
psror furniture Apply At 675 Sixth Crys.
III Palace ffou, A. un9PM VIII be bowed for ship.
PING. y desrea =. Ban object win be offered 70 4.
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pI.ANCARD HoUsE-BRoADwAY AND fwELFrE
~ street. New York, re-cpe,ed Offering superior accom-
nodatons 10 fam lee and others, travelling boarding
The patronage Of the public ecuIy sole ted rranse
rice - per day. BLANCHARD MACMILLAN.
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FASHIONABLE MrLLrNERy-Mrss ". oIBDoNs
successor tn Mrs. A. Blake, iss Bowery viii open on
1hnrsdsy merit May a. with . handsome sssor,meuf OF
summer bonnets of the latest styles
A'AsBrors-Ts IA CoLD NoJ CANAL sYRKEr. oPPo.
ale Greene. NINE. DKMORIss GOODAIL thanks beg
pumerous patrons for their Bind psironsse and most
happy that Europe the 2eh inst,
per steamer Edinburs and vii repes With all tho Ia
tea novelties IN Paris feshcns VIII make most extensive
rns emeph with be largest houses there 70 hsve genune
styles bess 10 announce that her Business VIII be
dscted NE same IN her abss,ce A. vsnal
7 ADIEa-THIs DAY AND TOMORROW, At MRS
~ helv-s show ROOMS lea sixth avenue betveen
Eevenis and Isrlfh sree v Ne opened another spendh
importation OF those exquisite beauties and dtngue Ps
san pshcrn ladies' snd usses has aud bonnes, watch win
be cold al bargains.
NuIISERy.-rIg LArEsT 81 yLEs or SPRING AND
rI summer bcnnes At Mfs BELLS emporium OF fsshoa,
No Catharrc street Country merchants supplied With
vaosrn bonnes ii reduced pricee-
MRs. wy. sHsrHAN HAS REaoynp HEs MILL
lu nery establishment from 7N 70 M Third avsnne he
iveeu ssaeeuh and rne,esuth srees ~. -ishes 70 IN
or Der friends that she has laid IN splrudd sssorsnt 81
'n' newest ans most fashionable styles rssse call sod see
DRgOya mrs LsvIFs INFORMS pER rarsNOs
~ ard he public hat she hae removed " 6t iirosfrr
hsre 81. seePa rrs ssscrtreni o. sdies dress caps
te@H dF--sre Illusion so~i- and other fsocy sruces 90
=f,-a Ssg. sersea Aossgn aud siescset stree's'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

DOR sALE-A HANDSOME PLACE ON STATEN
Island Of forty Of excellent laud good buildings,
fine land and water view with the which worth
$780, VIII be disposed Of very low could be divided 70
make two handsome country seats
A. SERGEANT, Is Wall street.
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IL ARDS KINGSLAND CO. 6alesroon l5S broadway.
Wednesday, Nay q 10Y O'clock q the suction room up
from the anufacories Of Brooklyn,
Wheeling and Pittsburgh French fancy china and cut glass
Catalogues and samples carly on morning Of sale
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NLANCHEsTEK, ENGLAND
M QUEENS HOrML
3. JOHNSON begs 70 inform families and geaslensx
Waiting England, thai he has Addsd nearly
roons 70 the above bote AL large airy quiet and val
10 large sitting rooms with bed bath
johnson hopes by strict attention and moderate charge
70 SECURE The patronage Of ladies and gentlemen visaass
Manchester MAScHEsrxR, May I, 1888
OCEAN HOUSE,, NEWPORT, r. I-rHiswKLi. KNOWN
~ summer hotel viii be opened for the reception OF vs@
on the h OF June The proprietor ready furnish fsi
Hes with rcops for the moderate and would
respectfully invite those call and
rooms before msking engagements elsewhere spoly
nan 70 the subscriber, J. q. WEAVER.
DUssELL EoUsE. DETROIT MTCH-THIs COMxO
HI dious and fnvorite hotel having thoroughly
vaed, rehed asd furnished with all the modern improve
mens open for the reception OF guests. Western
travellers viii hers find every ort convenience and
luxury.
WYOMING B0TEL-REDUCKD PRICE -pt Is TO 81 A
w day during the summer season and ~, % and 81
per Convenient 70 New York and Erie and rIuds,u
River Railroad depo,s between Duane Jay Streets 33
Greenwich street. New York
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TOR SALE Low. AND ON EASY TERMr-A FINE
country resdence consisting of two story and attc
frame house wings and finished in modern STYLE
of land enclosed picket fence
With fruits Of all kinds good water and fine view Of Long
N Y; ave trains daily. Apply TO A. SERGEANT, Is Wall
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HENRY II. bgEps. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
III Nasssu streei-staiusry fancy goods &c.-HENRy IT,
LEeDs co. VIII sell a. auction on Tuestsy and wednes
cay May Is and Dc At oh osost each day, At The s.lecoa
. Nassau street sRnor r. Pandohns last aud c0sng
sale Of beautiful saiusry vorhs Of st tc ognsns q
K-oup Rduoson, Venus After
donna afer hurillo Fidelity Innocence. kc large and
splendid Assortment Of marble ssusry under gass shsde
Llama aroup the Three 9rsces lonely and rregsiy
Venus IN she'll Your Seasons Bschns and Arsdne FLEMISH
Cupid Jambolna great many other CLASSY a
frures aud sroups large Of agates Bsrdigo
yellow SIENNA nedic Roman, Grecsn and ffebe
inches feet high, suitable for deco
rating psrors drawing rcoms bsls rAntels &c, sntque
card evers with solid lesves Pompei and Hcrculaneum
vases flower vases groups o. animals and great many
other fancy articles; also. Bohemian chin. &c Sale
without Purchasers DESTROYS q sending their goods
out OF the city have them packed By suitable person Al
small Also besuufu aascvnent OF bohemian
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REMOVALS.
DuMOvAt.-CHT0KKRIN0 q aONs HAVE RKMOvnD
N her pisnofortS 6Q4 Broadway Of
rosr6 street, vhere be found al Arxs
NHnt Of phnofogtm q nns1r manufacture
nOUsna, ROOMs, 60, no LD1.
ITO Int OR L.AsE-THE FOUR STORY Ann BASE
mept house No "a West sixteen nth with al the mo
dern mprovements rsnt u 80 Inquire Of j. H. PURROf,
III Wall street iA
ITO LET OR LBAsE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT,
Il situated al Msspeh, L. T., ~ miles from Williamsburg
ferries. The place contains ~ Of lsnd on which
there two story house with douio piazza on three
ssdes carriage house barn. and salt bathing house also
large variety Of fruit nd ornamental trees Accessible oy
rslro n and omnieps Possession imnedisey. Apply
ITO EENT-rHx PTRgr GLASS BRICK HOUSE. 20. ~
K@s twenty srst street. eontsptng Gss hxures ngt
slf wate~ fresoo~d celln 40 Eena ~ IN
assrs IN The osrpet store 81 Hin AN w 90
ITO LET IN JERslr Crry-A rHsEE sro ir,, A ~
II basement brick house, modern improve nenm W.
r'octs from the ferry Also enry and nsemsnt os
fouse MODERN imp block from tne cry APP
ply 70 o. EDat, ia Washing on street. jersey W.
u,rE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE,, NO MINsfrA
Il street 70 let Rent si6b. Apply on me premises. -
mo ppyercASs-ro LET. FINE SUIT OF OFF jEs,
i everv for wser. gas. &C, u Ntnth
.s,,et sfsw door. -est OF Broadway.
sYs CoRTLLNDr srREET TO LEr-FIRsr AsD
~ ,hyd ofs spacious Marble store extra Width
snS senfh kent Sl Apply 80 JOHN bLOaD A BoN5,
Cvnmop " esi,b bulldogs 10 rssssa s1reS.
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ANTHOLOGY.
An AnRoLoeIsT THAT BEATS THE Woodland
a 5000 reward IL offered 70 any who surpss her
ne wArrants 10 give true and correct Information all
eyess through NE, partieulary losses, law sas s5ses
frends and n fact ali Business matters ~ B-MAdamsC
nunbsrl That's hunsug. oan and sAuIfy yourselves
Rsadsaoe IA Spring street.
A woNDKR-rHR Gypsy PALMrsr.-Ty yoU WISH
kaowedge save you years Of sorro ana care
visit ths 0ipsy t7 Canal The apsy secres
vhich Win gain the afeciions OF the opposite
a ahsp lore, marriage and absent frends she tefs all
u svena Of life, a l9 Mulberry Grand La
DIS. cents gentlemen 50 cents She speedy
rage asd rves lucky numbers, charges errA
k1RoLoeY AND LAIRvoYANCE.-M BRUCE, THE
"a yelled lady has removed 10 20 Grand street second
block east OF the Bowery stairs over the dsRuereoype
gallery where she win continue 10 astoush thousands for
Numbers given.
MADAM HARRIS This MYsTER10Us LADY IA
M wonder TO all Born with AFT tell all events life,
sven your very houghs restores absent friends CAUSES
srth avenue Ladies' rs cents; gentlemen 80 cents.
TN SPRING srRrRf-CLAIRvoYANon- sEy.
llV MoUR, the most successful meiical aud business
absent esds lost property, &c. and Satisfaction pay.
Gray hair restored 70 ih original color without fsn
TIC vARrCK srRHHr-HADAME MAR has A
tell character and circumstances what changes
befwe yea, whom viii marry, find absent friends,
end Of life she assisted By Madame de ore
Tie most wouderful healing caryoysni the world she de-
M original color This no humbus They sstonish All whs
vat 6s@-
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A
" meed furniture In ai coors and styles. prices from
X O. wooDBRTDoE No Sullivan street
three doors from Canal. New York
ESAMsiI.n0 0HANBnx SUITS OF vyRNTruka ID
~ AL sorp and styles Wholesale and retail ~ prices fron
rs and upvaxt. WARREr WAND Ne n Gas eresa
I'D No -, four dosrs eask q Broadway, New YORK.
TNA6KLLED AND GRAINED CHAMBER YURrf.
~ ture in AL coors, q superior ant warranted mAnuas
tare hnished In landscape fruit and hovers 81 H. FAR
KINGDOMS. ss Canal street opposite woosaer, New Yosk
L'uRNrrURE-A FAMILY ABOUT LEAVING THE
city viii offer Al private SALE for two three days enly.
bet. elegant household furniture half lie original
nsed only few months Rich rosewood psror sus rich
carpets elegantly carved pisnofore &C 40 West Twenty
second street near kish,b avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRICE PAID ron HOUSE.
hold, Once and other furniture, carpetA mirrors
chsndse vsuabes and AL kinds Of properly. We sdvsns
literally on furniture and merchandise.
klCHASD WALTERS co, Catherine street..
L,oR SALOONS MAHOGANY BUREAU WITH MAR.
BILE slab, and looking glass Also wash.and, with
marble slab IN complete order when us; will be
sold for $50 Inquire a. SIS william street.
DIMrreNs SECRETARY BKDsrRAD YEARLY
saves lie price in rent instantly converts psror sitting
room into lurtani sleeping apartment Sold Wholesale
CUPRRIoR ROSEWOOD FURNrTURB-A FAMILY
~ offer their paror furniture suit richly carved and up
hostered In rich ssn brcoade Also carved wood bed
stead bureau vsssstand centre and side tables etegere
with plsie siasa lace curtains ac Of good and reliable
152 West Sixteenth street Rghh avenue four
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DOB SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD PAYING BE.
curtes at Mamaroneck quarter Of mile
from depot and twenty-five miles from New York. new
house s6x and extension barn $500 COW sad he. houses
wood and carriage house, lawn and gsrdeu land
thoroughly underdraned and filed with young fruit and
mental Of the best quality Price 81 thousand
Also atock md furniture.
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OE MAGkIfICENTLY FINIbHkD SEVEN OCTAVE
III wood pianofortes with pearl and mag.
aGcently carved cases viii be offered during lis
bargains before equaed In his city of which
$50 but eight months ago for sx0; one for 1850.
k25; for Sd f459 and thirty others for $50 S6
fuO filO and go Twenty three mahogany pianos from
SIS 20 SIS Any shout purchasing should
give this sale their Immediate attention. Apply ~ 2 Ninh
avenue, near Twenty sirth street. r. GONZALEZ
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TOR sALE Iowa NIyE TEAM OF JET BLACK
mares, l51s hands high, years old, warranted
sound and XII adj very stylish and good travellers Ass
very nice coupe rockaway carriage with moveabe from.
tion sary and good order ALSO, rs rate SCI! Of
double harness nearly The above viii be cold low.
together the has further for
them May be at a. Fleets ssoos 46 Hamilton street
Market n Y For further particulars inquire at the
factory. Watersrset
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a UCrIos NOTICE -CoEsTABLE's sALs-E BRE-
a WORT HsNRY. Auctopeer-sy THoMPsos a
HkNRy.1hs ssv ruesdsy q, lO1s O'Clock, s the sales
No 81 Liberty street. the contents OF thread and
needle store hosiery, &C Nm FOSTER. Cons able.
Also At IN oslsck sock Of vod aud silver wsiches
mosAc Forenune OF brooch aud drops
pima vest fob aud guard chains, eh>elsin-s
sleeve buttons shirt studs California, cluster and opal
rinRs, pins, &C
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U.s." RS SALE or CUrbKHf. BthDwaEs ~.
room ulra street Broosiyu. prisng 81 tozea of
fne to- tipped hufso ard COCOA hs1dled she
cuuefr large quantity Of asissora rezo-s AID pU ret
cale pays silver plated ware tools locks Gases of
fue glg-a Ter liable, toilet travel ing
IN NHFEER Assignee - n B0-e.
PEkD CCI.S Ascsos-~a
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Suicide or Charles Freer, the Actor.
IRON the london Chronicle Dec al

From the LONDON ClrOniChe, leo. ~
We regret It's having become our painful duty 70 re-
cord the death Of Mr.. Charles Freer, gentleman for
very long period holding high position as leading actor
at the east end Of London and who was, without exoep
ton, At time OF the greatest and most successful
favores who appeared upon the boards Of the several
theatres in that locality His DEATH which took place
yesterday morning, at the Westminster Hospital, at
about ten O'clock resulted from injuries inflicted upon
himself during the previous night with what intent but
little doubt be entertained For some years past his
failing powers and other circumstances, which 1t s mel
Their our province desire TO enter into had rendered
his means Of existence very precarious and his life ono
Of much suffering for some time pass About fortnight
ago he took sleeping apartment at coffee
house in Bridge court Westminster He retired to rest
on Tuesday night usual but not being well on the pre-
vous day. the landlady inquired she passed his
the next morning how he feH He REPLIED family, Bet
and asked for cup Of tea Upon entering the room
she horror stricken his covered with blood
and turning down the bed Clothes he being still in bed
found that he had cut his throat in two places He
speedily taken to the abovensmed hospital where he died
shorty after his admission. The last person who him
previously 70 his going home and who afforded him
relief, Mr. Henry Reeves, of Cookies amphitheare.
Mr. s. W. Arson, secretary TO the Dramatic Agency and
Sick Fund Association having frequently relieved the poor
fellows necessities during life. upon hearing Of the matter
undertook upon behalf Of the society the funeral expenses
The deceased Maltese by birth, and about fifty six
years Of age. He first appeared in London in 1922 He
was an immense favorite IN America
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American Robberx In Paris.

IRON the london chronicle, Dec 70
Two wen dressed men, OF gentemany manners, went
Conc day last week the shop Of Leroy jeweer in the
Iaa Royal and after Representing, through an nierpre
er that they were America proceeded oselcct various
bjects Of considerable vse which they directed 70 be
placed aside for them I'LL the next day, when they said
they would and pay for them They then purchased
silver toohpick and other petty articles, for which
they laid down she price, and left Leroy, on arranging
the which The strangers bad examined, perceived
thsevera valuable articles bad been distracted. Before
he had recovered from his fonshment the interpreter
came in and claimed the allowance which Pa
rsian tradesmen accustomed 10 make 70
men Of his calling who take them good customers;
but leroy, not doubling that the man, who Is an
glhmanwas an accomplce Of the thieves, had him ar
rested and taken before the commssary OF police To
the comissary, hewever the Engshman proved that he
perfectly innocent and In fact his going 10 claim his
per centage showed him 70 be and he released
On inquiry, appeared thai The two Ameri ,ans had
robbed several other jewellers, amongst them Bury,
boulevard des aliens, Of very valuable diamond ring
Three or four days after the robbery Leroy the police
read in IonAon newspaper an account Of The arrest
southampton OF two suspected thieves just arrived
nom France and having in their possession quantity OF
ieveIry The description given Of diamond ring found
on them left little doubt that that which had been
stolen nom Bury. The police Of Paris in consequence
made communication 70 the English police, and the
r had the two men sent 10 Paris, where they arrived
yesterday,
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4. The projects which viii be elaborated by The pro-
vncial committees have 10 establish and declare
Of the peasants from their recruiting obligations and with
regard 70 the designation Of the recruits who are 10 bo
reserved for the communities themselves, subject 70 the
b. The means Of securing the public ament and Of or
ganixng the regular payment Of the State duties 10 this
effect would perhaps be useful 10 improve the
ca TO organize the cultivation Of the com
munes, and to found commercial capitals
The measures indispensable for prOpagatng elemen-
ary instruction and useful arts among the PEASANTS for
securing the condition Of the old and nrm for aiding tho
sick, &c.
In communicating 10 your Ncelency what precedes,
have the honor to pray you sir TO be pleased TO lay at
the proper time all the views above indicated before the
provincial committees In case those committees in con-
sequence of local considerations, should find impraccable
the other Of those views pray your Exceency 70
be pleased 10 invite those committees 10 explain in detail
in their resolutions the reasons which may have prevent
s. LiNsKOI, Minister Of the Interior.
The following circular Was addressed by the Minister
Of the INTERIOR TO the civil and military governors and the
marshas Of the nobility Of all the governments OF the
The committees composed of the marshals Of the no.
by and the proprstos established in the governments
of Vino odno and Kovno the special end Of revising
the system Of Inventories have acknowledged that, in
order 70 improve and secure the existence Of the peasants
settled on lands belonging TO private persons s ndis
pensable to liberate them from serfdom.
His Majesty having approved with especial satisfaction,
ofthe aforesaid three governments has degned, by
script addressed to the Military Governor Of Vino and
General Governor Of Grodno and Kovno under date Of
Nov 20 Dec ~ to authorize the nobility Of those gov
ernmen establish for the carrying out of the projects
necessary to this purpose, special committees in each
government and Sgsnera commission for the three
ernments compos4 either of them, of the landed pro-
prietors Of the nobiy condition that in the carrying
of those projects they will be guided according the
principles established by the Emperor in his'rescrpt At
the time, by authority Of his Majesty, communi
Gated TO the aforesaid General Governor several views
wch the committees in question may profit by and pur
sue in their labors.
have the honor sir, TO transmit 10 you copies Of all
those documents both for your Information and your
direction in that the nobility of the government
nded your should express the intention with
that OF the aforementioned three governments
s LANSKOI, Minister Of the Interior.
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Indoe Ihnmnann and a Jury

Hcfurt Hon Judge Thompsou shu jury
DAMAGES AGAINST TIE CITY FOR NEGLECT TO RB
FAIR THE pUBArc wHARyEs.
JAM ll.-WIiiom Connors ". the Mayor a al Of NeW
rok-The plaintiff s cartmsn, and carting cssk
Of sugar upon pier No 43 East river in Augstsst, when
plank gave way letting bota hind feet Of the borse
through the wharf THIS brought the cask down on 10
bis hind parts the result the horse died from the
effects Of the injuries received in about three weeks after
The horse was worth $3.50 The defendants offered IN
evidence lease from The Corporation TO the New YORK
sectional Dock Company, by the terms OF which hey
were 70 keep the wharf repair no owing " the terms
az the lease The Court held that also the duty oil
the defendants 10 repair and therefore directed the jury
70 give verdict for plaintiff for $50.
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not what we mean We know that exploring expe-
diton IN preparation which viii not DO stopped either
civil war between Costa RIGA and Nicaragua, and we
heartily applaud that initiative Central America like
Turkey can only be saved by the AID Of European labor
and capital Everything which enables M 70 know bet
ter everything which win call public attention 70 the ad
vantsges which offers 70 emigration, viii hasten me
with the help France predictions Of 1915 will not
remain dead letter when, only requires word, when
20 realize Them FELIX BELLY.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VIyHERE THEY ALL GO.
w Ar-Ced the might gale WIS blowing
Lady whittier art thou going
With that look - cute aid knowing'
SIR answered she
II am on posi- haste. 70 Ranney's,
Who mighty clever is.
Uivxg with each book present,
Making buying knowledge pleasant;
RSoks are cheap and jewels free
In broadway. two nnety.three"
American Nift Book House Us broadway Watches
brooches bracelets porteonnaief &c, &C. given
away with the volumes sold No blanks DO
Catalogues sent free Address A. RANNES agent No. a3
broadway
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THE MILITARY.


7 lindsey BLUES ARMoRy, STATE ItoUsR IS IUD.
IL low suee-New york, January, is5sThe members of
us hereby notified 70 attend the monthly
ing TO be held this TUESDAY evening 2th inst at ~ O'Clock
precisely. BY order, EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain.
A SCOrr
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SALT IN DAcorAH-A portion OF this embryo
Territory situated the high table lands between the
James and Missouri rivers seounds IN salt springs and
lakes One Of these lakes the bead waters OF salt
river, II four Eve miles in circumference, wb few
inches OF water H. lying upon bed Of crystaized SALT
Al least three feet deep
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RESTAURANra.

yxyIrIIAN W. SMITH HAS NOT BEEN ARRESTED
w and taken 10 New Jersey but would be happy meet
his the Webster restaurant Of Broadway aud
waverey place where ell the decacies Of the win
WIN. W. sNlrH, Proprietor.
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(yAsH PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO ExAMN
~ my stock Of Havana, domestic and German sessr
Great Inducements Will be offered several invoices
being closed out TO pay cssh ADVANCE.