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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO HARNESS AND BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTURERS.

CELEBRA TED
WAX THREAD SEWING MACHINES
ARE NOW FOR SALE AT
THE BALTIMORE SEWING MACHINE ROOMS,
No. IL" BALTIMORE STREET, (up stairs, y
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE
n29tfr AMERICAN NEWSPAPER OFFICE
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPE-
- RloR COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, passed in a
cause wherein Howard ID. O'Neill is complainant, and
George j. Fischer defendant the undersigned Receiver
Of the stock in trade assets and other property of ONc
Fischer IS now selling of at the of said firm, in sharp
near BALTIMORE street their entire stock, consisting of
DRUGS, DGE.STUFFS. MEDICINES, and other articles
usually found IN irStClasS Wholesale Drug Stores This
stock has ben selected with great and Judgment and
VIII De sold IN quantities customers The attention
OF the trade is particularly invited to the excellent oppor
Mnlty now afforded Of buying, reduced rates Drugs
Chemicals and Medicines
Terms Cash.
n2s6r JOHN P. POE, Receiver
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OLD RAPP WHIsKEY.-Direct from Econom,
OF sale by GREEN & YOE, SO Baltimore street
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WE WOULD SUGGEST To THOSE OF OUR READER
who are in want of REALLY SUPERIOR Cook SrovE to
call upon
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YoUNG'S TEMPLE OF ART,
23l Baltimore street corner Charles,
w u lover Canfeld's Jewelry STOREY
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2usinsss Garos.

1 TRE i Sn ( YoE, BENJAMIN R. r0E.
DEALERS Il sS Gn6icE 4 f 1sso"e Vaee
AMI FINE p,nrrv opoT VINES; LIQUORS,
fell-u No. So BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
y REAL ESTATE BROKER,
fsfsnfS nte aR E ES y purchase and si
r II. & J. S. HOGG,
d. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Nos. AND 10 CLAY STREET.
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctuality. jal-tf
MACDONALD & DUGDALE, ''
~ :, sy a. eRA1S St1 F&StR CORN Or NEAL
All approval Constantly a f on hand f'
diff Con. M0EIDrr BIfT MHaFE AND PRATT ST.
~ CASSARD & SON,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
pRovi $50 SEA GENERALLY &
Nos. 4O7 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
n3f Baltimore.
T UTHER J. cox & r. B. WARDEN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
No. JARVIS BUILDING, NORTH ST.
nstf PArENT RIGHTS &c, &c.
T LYLE CLARK CO,
y. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA M !Ss ~ sAtf Il TOBACCO,
n3u Baltimore.
TT W. DUNCAN,
Il DEALER
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
g. Z. CORNER FAYETTE AND STREETS,
ol6tf BALTIMORE.
TOHN H. O'DONOVAN, JR,
FoRG SD 4S fhs IL WINES 9 D Of
AND AGENT FOR THE SALE
OLD RYE VIII SKEYS,
au2S-t 80 Cheapside, Baltimore.
7 A. DUSHANE,
=. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST,
near Lombard,
au2l-f BALTIMORE, MD.
TOHN W. HOGG,
- ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTEND DENT
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
Office >, Cup Stairs) No IL South street,
(NEAR THE BUILDING,)
jeg3ly Baltimore
T EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
IL A RTIST,
STUDIO, MCELD0WNEY BUILDING,
mr3l-ly Corner Charles and Fayette streets
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

!. n. PRATT Il co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND S. CHA RLEs STREETS
The proPretorS respectfully invite such Merchants as are
not already subscribers TO the Agency and who sell goods
credit, to call and examine rtliabil
" Of our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials of thousands Of merchants in the differ
ent cities East and Westwho have for years been subscribers
we can assure all who will call whether they sell goods
ue cs OF country towns, ample satisfaction the rclia
hIty OF our ioaton and the great benefit be derived
nom The Agency by those who subscribe. mri-tf
wstt e. Il NJ ERIC II.
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CHEESES.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other C0FFEES. TEAS of all
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS,
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size.
large assortment Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DALS, and fine GROCERIES ofevery descriptions for sale
by GEO. HOLLINS,
Ii n. Charles street.
myI2-tf corner of Fayete
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tsslASi J. b. CHARRON co, AGENTS
AEH4A FOR VINEYARD PROPRIET0RS
IN FRANCE,
Have received and offer sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES, vintage of 1871. Charron Pere fills Brand;
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Brandes, various vinages
Bordeaux Care Wines from low to finest grades; Burgun
dy Wines from medium very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid
Also on conSignment 10 bbs old and prime Monon
Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye WhskCys which invite the attention those
3 doors east OF Hanover. ap5 If
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Aail A0a0s.
la O. EE5;sss.s....:.:.. PHILADELPHIA,
Haz.zzz zsE--.-n'H---SzS WILMIN GTON

- ca .s..a; F1WT44D u
w1rrrF 9 RAAz$IH %aR5 ESAf {%SE
Ser rrs sREEf tr bEf6 Fl
EX 81 SfRIiSa qe"ck NJ, WAY MAIL at 70
From 81 pPlILADELPIiiG to BALTIMORE at s M,1PM
on Sundays at54oP NJ. only. All the trains connect.
GEAc fRE sna MI sn p S IA
''DeN ~ FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at SO NJ connect at viii
mnstom WIN z ~ r. NJ ~ and $40 P N. from Baltimore
NoTICE1Al coored persons, whether bond or Free will
ali ndw1 TO @ W5o E T ReTSon
bond to the Company before they will be passed over any
n2Stf '~ ' VIM CRAWFORD, Agent.
E.t;ii &C. afzsz............ssl FOR THE 49, -
fTTTSET AND oI xxx = !, AK RRi SToVTH
and after November 29h 1885, the trains will
Leave Camden Station, BatmoreMail Except Sunday
At S A NJ EXPref; daily at 8 % n for ALL PATS or
reaches Cumberland $40 Piedmont at no P NJ, and
lies over next morning. The Express goes directly
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
between Pemom and Wheng and k b s NJ tram
Eli k fRy eaT 3 bs Gm RaRq
and FIFE f2F F tIfgeFfk a W1 4 1p AIN
M and P NJ, and Ellicotts Mills at A. NJ, and
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SoUTH
Leay e E Baltimore at and 50 ~ and 80 and
Baltimore 60 and 745 A. NJ and $40 and lS5 p II On
Sundays at $40 p NJ only The and tird trains
fourth trains from baltimore and Washington connect with
For tickets OF every kind, information, &c apply to T.
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Tickle. Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent na7tr
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
L. -. -
WAITER 1RRIN CEMENT
PASSENGER trains leave Calvert Station, Baltimore,
FOR THE WEST
lS The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday eXcepted) Is
A. arriving at Harrisburg at 1922 p NJ, there connecting
with the Express Mail Train for
PITTSBURG AND THE WEST
ariVlng IN Pittsbug at 25 A. NJ Leave ittsburg by Ex
so l. ~ Leave Columbus P NJ, arrive in Cincinnati
at2@P N and st. Louis at 40 ?. NJ.
I'd The Cincinnati and Chicago Express daily Sun
day excepted at $50 M arriving at Harrisburg at NJ
take supper and connect with the Lightning Express Train
4 NJ Chicago at4 A. NJ Leave Columbus at s p NJ and ar
rive IN Cincinnati 1t $50 N and St Louis at 40 P NJ.
! trains as above WIN
30 hours CHICAGO
~ " .........'...................... CINCINNATI
40 ............................-...S LOUIS
! FOR THE NORTH
Isl me Mail Train leaves Calvert Station at SIS A. NJ
DAILY except Sunday arriving in Harrisburg at u 20 F.
Maiamsport at 80 p NJ, and Emira at 92O NJ where
I'd The Buffalo Niagara Express Train leaves daily
| N, Wliamsport 1850 l. NJ Eimra at l. 20 A. NJ and
bIT T # V G9T1 " s9nngTGRg at Em With trains for
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge and thence
CANAbN AMI T FpIW W for AZ PSIts
For and further and reliable information
please apply at the Ticket Office Cav Station n f. corner
| - ,.r,,. G. G. ADREON, Superintendent
J IL WARMER: Ticket AGENT: d28tf
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@@R CHAS. McCOLGAN & BRO,
t1ksA=Ei No SARATOGA STREET
XA NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all of the approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
prepared to sell the most reasonable They
enumerae in part viz BRANDIES, of different brands in
public stores HOLLAND GIN Port, Sherry Madeira and
Malaga WINES; JAMAICA SPIRITS superior quality;
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WHISKEYS of fine quality
and flavor: KIMMELL &C. &c all of which the public
invited TO call and examining for themselves Lift
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Steamboats,.

I'll BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
FFy?Tf=I z = +; 4 STEAM COMPANY
DE GRACE foT fi6E $&TEE G GHSHh
Si II fsISl s ls2T
bEo$ o fR6A3 HRS&GBal7s S Sn4
r, r'e steamer PORTSMOUTH" Capt VIM W Travers
the Tide Water Canal in orde and te nately with
Freight received eaily until o'clock
"p''e receipts FOR d S5 H Giggf &i II 81 AGENT
E-s.sE;@rS-h. FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
ssSSThe steamer WIN sELDEN, W b. Kirsap,
ipal VII resume her cute to fredericksburg and land
THsSR{ r ES%T 5gT 1%95s E #Er ns6
viii s 3 at Sii"f FRBY n ESRfSNHRE
and FedsrcksbGrs EVERY Friday during the Season
Freight of every description taken at low rates. Horse,
comfortably ThrGyggh Goo p w1 Gaff ant att
tened TO- charges paid promptly and forwarded soon as
iFSr nfomaqn freEbt passage apply in Baltimore
AT her ONCE ' SUI I'll Street qsn Gr On G%ad iGs h@at
fel2tf A. X. PHILLIPS x co.
- OFFICE 5Er or u M MQ g5;lJ M3LEENTAL
The Companys boats having been put in complete running
and haTDor towing the sorteS '''' u ''''
Steamer LIGEES C CBm aff League ksssae
anse sVen for The safety Of vessels in r cS Ssgs SH Re
rates of towage will be made reasonable For further nor
jals-f 10 10 - 81 ' " Pratt street
sTrU~ FOR THE SOUTH
FIX hk and B E2T SEE F ria he PlLADEL
TO NJ MqE + EoT wEiB%T, ,E1LElRGH XlLN5EGToS
srRlS S$M XII ASh Nj" h qRHhEAAS
BAY LINE sEh1E61SSH6 SfE@ @H%N3KEE RAILROAD
The G n ss 80 ed Sa the subject
Sn# >T 4fEa & $i}4 4f$&E$S NC
From New York to Wilmington n G. sIs 10
Weldon y. & II 30
rnsaa to Mitch a@a f r g. Va )
" Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va 6 50
Baltimore to HT5i%d'ns%Sa g. e. 3, c. Z 80 80
nyPasengers their baggage conveyed free Of charge
between the Depot: on the Route
Bay o i f pst i@g Rge at Est 5s
EPRRTiC LAR N0TiTCfEf TX S Gayi fThI New York
and philadelphia by ills Line wi@l have their baggage
oa Wss e. S and from T than Se S pcns
For further information and Through Tickets (Which are
E%9% y e S S or R rEy NEW loK at the
f ao Of co !S ggsS Or ia IS ft frfGY aoa
panys Office u corner of sixth and Chestnut stret or
a. tlG Depot Broad and Prime streets. And in BAIT-
ne and beautiful steamer IoUiSiINA, of LEO tons
burthcn repee with every comfort and convenience has
been aided to the Line Ihe Line being composed Of
and N%T cAH6NN Capt las c Sat having E aSsr
passed state room and berth accommodations
The Norfolk or Bay Line will leave the Compa
Daily, Sundays excepted '
hS-AT O'CLOCK, ?. M.EH
Orimmodiaely after the arrival of lr E,rpress Train
which leaves New York ut A. NJ and PHILADELPHIA NJ Ig
7. VI. ~ ppm" "' i->'
The following is the Schedule:
LEAVE
New York, o'clock, \ VI Portsmouth At =, oclk A. NJ
PPh FL !;r,ao :. PPM Weldon gj at L. I" II
Fer AUGUSTA Charleston and the South via the Manches
ter Railroad, finished.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any oher
points on the James River, with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
HSIaSSehgers for Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern, Wash
n$to Weldon, Godshoro Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh and
W Imington y c. will find it most pleasant direct and
agreeable route VI. y. FALLS,
Baltimore, Sept. ISIS President
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A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

NAA P. TIERNAy RIt s6H, TEAS &c.
Or sale the following articles of their own Importation
particularly for family
SHERRY WlNES-Pemartines finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries in wood and in glass.
PORT UNDERSTANDINGS competition red and white
Port In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA W1NE-John Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK NlNES-Jahanucsberge Stenberger Marcobrun-
ner, Cabinet Iieb frau micl BroRneberg, of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDlES-Otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
Brandies
RQMS-Od and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada, and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA. ap3tf
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A MEETING OF THE yOURTH WARD REGULARS
Al ward Committee will be held this evening January ~
al o'clock az r. Groves IS Frankfort street Punctual
hnendance o NE members requested, election Of
hartman and Secretary for the ensuing year will place
+. GROVE, Sec. pro. TEN. AN CR0DDEN, Chairman.
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IA PERLs

PEkL8 AND uupro
II CHAMPAGNE,
Tho undersigned have been appointed sole .ssn,s soy The
United States and Cansia for the sale ne ines
Of Messrs JAcques Goerg Co., Chalons suf Name
France We present her wines e uadsr two brsnds
namely ~ WV ~''
LA PBRLE AND RUBIs
TbeSo superior wines will be fDunf In All "A $3.50
no. surpas any other brands now FOE In The arsst
Prom he long experience extensive ard
N the well known house OF Jssqses a,osrv 70 anS
their determination 70 furnish wines wA sha meet IN he
approval Of feel persuaded thai a ,,a ,s
fully establish ~ claim for esrelssce Of ihs.e W.
CRAMEK, ABkQ0 A McCTOgKTY
No ~ Broad s,reet
ne above vines may sway be had At the following
church streeA VIM. 8. Corwn co. $50 Broaswaa Hery,
A. Kerr rs Broadway L. j. Higgins 80 sirtb avcnns. 20.
yin Co, 900 Brosdwsy; r. H. ~ Tmpsoa Brother, 80
w. Clark l3e Broadway y. " 4. Corvin sl Sro,iynyy,
BENJAMIN V. holss $40 Broadway; James A. Tilgord 10
Fourth ayenue D. j. Jacques $3.50 FOurs avenue:
Benson az ssecker street Joseph Staples 1872 Bowey Joho
D. Pierce 6Q3 Broadway: James g. Parmelee yroady.y
John Reed OBS Br'dway W. vosburgb Go 2ss Bowsry
]. Church s Hndson street; He,' ~ Felier 800 broad
Acker Eerral Co. 81 Chsmhcra street anf
West Broadway Park Eord ILL SIKH sveDuc Macy Co
,N and $40 sxh ayenae seraaon Co. 100 Atlantic street.
Brooklyn.
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DOR SALE CHEAP-ONE FIFTEEN HORSE POWER
steam engine and boiler, extra finish made by of the
best builders in the country been viii be sold
together separate the having no use for them For
particulars enquire at 2l9 Fulton street
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ENURs, FURs
II GREAT BARGAINS
THE AMERICAN, RUSSIAN AND IfUDSON'S BAY FUR
COMPANY,
No. 81 Maiden lane, corner Of Gold street.
Are selling retail for month only the balance Of their
extensive stock Of first class rich urs consisting
of sable real mink fitch and other grades
all made this In the fashionable styles express
~ for city trade which selling at
ducton from wholesale prices AL who want first quality Of
goods Of well known make at great bargains would do
well to examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
s, X G.. 8AMUEIA.
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IN PRIVATE AND HACKNEY COACHMEN.
FIKEMEN's BALL,
ACADEMY OF Music


On MONDAY EVENING. January "a, 1850
First All coaches, In bringing their company 10 ball viii
set down their company In Irving place with their horses
facing Fifteenth street.
Second All coaches coming their company will come in
at Fifteenth street. with their horses heads facing Fourteenth
street
Third All unhired coaches viii form on the s,uh aide NJ
Fourteenth street with their horses heads facing Fourth
Fourth, strict compliance with the above viii be strictly
enforced. BY order OF the
POLICE HACK INSPECTORS.
1,HE THIB1iErH ANNUAL hall, JF rnk .sw
YORK Fire Department the benefit OF toe WIDOW and
Orphan Fund.- will take place the Academy OF Music on
Monday evening, Jan ~ 1852 Ikes be procured Of
the managers of the following officers
HENRY A. BURR, President cor. CiI aud Frankfort SITS.
JANEs - WENHAN, Secretary lt6 Pearl street
PETER II. fITus, Treasurer, y Market street
TENTH ANNIVERSARY or THE YOUNG MEMS He.
brew BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION -
FoR THE GRATUIrOus DESTRUCTION or FUEbD
Monday evening January ~ 1852 Tickets including refresh
aimed the Office of the President Mr. H. Swar 20 VII
lam street, the store OF Messrs Hall son. go
Broadway and at the door the evening Of the ball
NJ RAl special and hackney coaches attending the above
ball required head their horses down Brolday
coming 10 said ball and take up In the reverse order
W. IT, STEPHENS, First Mirshal
rro BALI, COMMIT EEs.--To LET, CONSTITUTION
i Hall $50 Broadway, for Washngons birthday, febru
ary o. Apply the premises TO u. W. JONES, pro
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HOTELS.

TTOTEI. ST GERMAN, BROADWAY, FIFTH AVE
nue. Twenty second sreet-Now conducted on the
European pan Meals served IN private parIors a
dions suit OF elegantly furnished rooms suitable for large
family. Also a few small ptrors and bedrooms all having
baths rent permanently At reasonable rates The
ocaon this hotel NJ the intersection or Broadway, Fh
avenue and Twenty street exceed by
In The city, being Of the accessible fashionable
beghborLoods
OF JULIEN HOTEL, NO WAsBINGTON PLACE
y An elegant suit Of apartments just vacated
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WINTER FASHIONS,

WINTER FASHIONS.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
II Target wreaths
Ball and bridal wreaths,
Head dresses and bouquets.
full general assortment of every ipon French
and American goods
and milliners invited to call and examine
PRICES Artificial Flower Mandatory,
45 Division street.
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ENOR SALE CBEAP-A PORTER HOUSE AND OYSTER
saloon with five years lease from the first of May next
on the best business horoughfare in the city Satisfactory
sons given for selling Inquire Of CHAMBER SfsS
20 Murray street.
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ENOR SALE-THE TOOLS, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
confectionery doing large manufacturing business
for the last years TO be sold account of death in
the family Apply ut 90 avenue D. N Y "
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E1OR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE
of the restaurant and drinking house No. AZ West
street. basement with coed business Apply No. % Coen
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DOR SALE-A sEGAR STORE, 80 EIGHTH AVENUE,
doing good business. Established Reason for
selling out made known application. Call on premises or
at IS Sixth -
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TOR sALE-A FINE UP TOWN GROCERY IN A FIRST
rate location doing steady business with stock fixtures
hne horse wagon de- excellent opportunity for one
wishing to go into the business Address Grocer
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DOR SALE-AN OLD TABIISHED FANCY STORE
H. The lease and fixtures with without a small well
selected stock Store 70 let possession Immediately Apply
early at IA Bowery. Terms cash Agents need apply.
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GOOD 1NvESTMENT-A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH
and daguerrean gallery for sale fine location well estab-
shed furnished In the best style and best viii
be sold for half value for Immediately The
Broadway. -"
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DOR SALE CHEAP,-A FAMILY GROCERY IN A GOOD.
location on an avenue, doing good business stock
fixtures horse slegh &c For particulars apply TO
BIGGS SOUTHWICK "a Nassau street 'r' "
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ENOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS TIN AND STOVE
store with entire fixtures and tools suitable trade
The store has been established over three years
class neighborhood Reason for selling the
and unable to attend to it, Inquire premises 81 Ham
mond street door from Beecker street. for two DAYS Mon
day and Tuesday.
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DOR SALE-A RETAIL GROCERY.sTORE IN A GOOD
neighborhoOd, now doing good business will be sold
low as the owner cannot attend to it, Address W. H. s.
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HORSE POWER MACHINE FOR SALE CHEAP-IN
IL perfect order, and very little used; price S75 Also two
ow priced horses Apply at 652 Washington street. Of r.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-TWO YOUNG PROTESTANT
~ German girls wish situations in respectable American
family, chanbenaids; OF them no
ton to travel with family single lady give good CITY
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DOR SALE-TBE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
IL neatly fitted shades together with new range COAL
&C. all complete for business rent low and
for dozen boardes will be sold with without the n.ure
Apply at 223 Centre street, one door from Grand.
Mrs. GEORGE KENSETT.
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n French embroidery order initials for handkerchefs
ta lie linen and bed clothes sc0opng silk embroidery &c
ira nsferrng aces done up like new Iadies Children
mn der garments always on hand and made 70 order.
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TytR SALE, TO LEASE OR EXCHANGE-THE BUILD
ing 1886 and Ss Third street suitable for shop
power possession Immediately Apply to JACKSON co
6S Cliff street, or TO TWISTING, 65S Fourth street.
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THE HUDSON's BAY COMPANY,
i "a BROADWAY,
VIII furthur reduce the prices
LADIES' FANCY FURS
From until everything Ia sold. River mink half cape
3d. French mink half cape 81 French sable CAPE real
mink victor ST. real fitch sable victor S. mrs and cuffs
those and other articles very low. Call and see.
MARK j. KING, 81 Broadway
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ITO SOU1HERNERS.-A WIDOW LADY OF GESTEEI
address wishes employment the South preferred
perfectly competent 10 take the supervision 0t boarding
house private family business where would
fu or compaDionabie Address Parks, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

E,OR sALE-sToCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL. OF
Of the best ouo stores in West street in the vicinity
OF the Galway and other European lines of steamships Terms
of sale made known by applying the premises West
street, Of North MOsre.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-26

CINCINNATI AND THE WEEK.-The weather
during the week has been variable, and the
departed day-daughters are buried in robes
of cloud and sunshine, with the copious tears
of heaven falling as we write upon their tomb.
The temperature has been mild, and more
like spring than the last of Autumn some
Of the days beautiful and genial as a poets
heart could desire, and others gloomy enough
to please Manfred's mood.
Business has been fairly active both in the
wholesale and retail trade, though notso much
SO as it should be at this season. The warm
weather has interferred somewhat with the
hog market, but number of porkers have
been packed. The hotels are fuller than they
were last week, and the "Western Athens" is
quite roplete with strangers. When the after
moons were pleasant, the thoroughfares were
thronged with fine and elegantly dressed
women, who represent the North, South, East
and West; each section of the Union meeting
in this busy center.
The different places Of amussments, among
them the 0pera-house and the theaters, have
been we'll attended on the nights that were not
inclement, and the lecture and concert-rooms
have contained intellectual and appreoiating
audiences. The full activity of the Queen City
has not yet been reached, but will be with tho
coming Of the December month.