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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-01-12

JOSEPH vENABLE, A. b.. PRINCIPAL.
VTNIIIS School will be opened Monday the 18th of
Il January, 1859. Situated nine miles West frum Oxford
its locality eligible the neghbo,hood moral and especi
ally free from the vices 10 villages.
The Of suGes, pursued at this institution is de-
signed To prepare young for admission into Of
Southern Colleges, or TO give them practical English
Education.
The Principal was graduated the University of North
Carolina, and produce the highes testimonials If
qualification.
The Scholastic year is comnnsed Of TERMS twenty
weeks each. The price Of Board and Tuition Sixty
five dollars per term.
Applications for admission should be made in advance
and ali communications before the Commencement of the
Session addressed I" the Principal Oxford but after
him AT Oak Hill, Granville comfy, n. e.
REFERENCE:
Faculty Of the University of N"rhCarnna ]. II. Hnr-
Principal of Oxford Class and Naih Schun Prot A.
&. Brown, Rev 7. J. Hnrner Rev. 7. T. Faucet,e Hon
X. b. Gillian, NJ V. Laner, Esqrs.
Dec s, 1885. 52-w3t.
OLIN HIGH SHCOOL-MALE & FEMALE,
Rev BAXTER CLEGG, Principal
Miss A n m. M1H TucsrH Assistants.
Other assistants will be procured the wants Of the
school demand, as 10 secure full and thorough
instruction to all the pupils
nLIN HIGH SCHOOL is situated in the North Eastern
" part Of lredell county, n e., the waters of Rocky
creek, healthy section Of country and in the midst Of
industrious and moral community, and is free from
temptations to extravaganza and dissipation school,
The of instruction is full aud particular attention
paid TO the elementary branches All the teachers have
experience and the Principal Rev. b. CIegg. is well and
and instructors of youth in the State. The government is
mild and firm. 1t gradually increasing and offers strong
inducements to those who have and daughters be
educated. Parents and Guardians left " manage the
expenditures dress, control the amount of pocket
money and to allow the making of accounts with mer-
chants and others, to neruct them ,hey think best
The trustees and teachers recommend and ncucae plain.
Ness simplicity and neatpess in DRESS and frugaty and
economy in expenditures; but assume no authority con-
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NOTICE-TO VIM. JONES, FORMERLY OF
WAKE COUNTY. N. T..

LEGACY is given you by the Will of your father,
"A JOSIAH JONES, deceased, OF. condition that YOU
apply for it within years from the death of his wife,
TEMPERANCE JONES' She died on the 2lst November
1855 As residence known this publication is
made that you may apply for IL within the time
JOSEPH FOWLER, Jr, Ex'r.
December T. 1883. 4y-w6tpd.*
N B. Mr. JONES' if living is supposed to be in Texas,
and the press of that State would favor poor by aid
ing in this enquiry.
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bUtRD Dung gehtIemen from ~ 50 to Is 90 per
month"; exclusive Of lights, and they wait on themselves
Young ladies IS 90 per month, including fuel washing
and attention Lights will be furnished moderate prices
Tuition and contingent fees advance Boarding Houses
are Kept for young ladies' also for young genemen-aud
they are requested to board separately The Fall Session
opens the Sd Wednesday in july and the Spring the list
Wednesday in january. The commencement is on last
Wednesday Of May and the annual meeting of the trus
tees the day before, at O'clock A. NJ liberal share Of
patronage is solicited. e'"'e "
BY order Of Trustees -,
J. c. TURNER, President.
TOML1N, Secretary
lreoe county, N u. June A. 1858. 2y-wly.*
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for perjury he might have been appointed clerk OF
the Superior Court subsequently to these charges,
by one of the jadges-was deputy under Mr. In
gram and filled his place after he had left the State;
was subsequently, elected clerk by the people and
was nowelerk Of the Superior Court
Mr.. Gusther insisted that this testimony amount .
ed to nothing the accused had been acquitted Of
one charge and not convicted on the other
Mr. Leach would as soonEgallow . porcupine tail
foremost as vote for such . man
Mr.. Guyther had not fkdged himself to vote for
him, but he asked for full justice for man wrong
fully charged-this he was bound to believe, seeing
the manner in which he cane iIdorssd
Mr.. Cunningham moveta lay De xH for Union
on the table M. Turn lsa ID t 4 Sd and noes.
Adopted-27 toe. sss.'7$-
Mi. Turner now insistessshA the vote to lay the
Union list on the table took with it all the lists on
the desk e5''.y r.tt a .lsa
The Speaker ruled that only Union was affected
by the vote Mr.. Turner appealed and called for the
ayes and noes. Chair sustained aye 81, no. Mr..
Turner -. ast@ - =
Nh. Edney moved to proceed with the recommen-
dations - S -. 80
Mr.. Turner moved to adjourn rejected 80 too.
Greene county next.
Mr.. Turner Intercepted the Senator from Greene
was Satisfied with the number-called for the ayes
/ and noes Concurred in-ayes 80, no, Mr. Turner.
(Seyer1l motions made to dispense with the read
ing Of the ayes and noes, resisted by Mr.. Turner in
| every instance
Mr.. Cowper moved to adjourn and called for the
| ayes and noes rejected 80 TO O. X,
| Suryy next Mr.. Dobson moved to add the name
| Of R. E. Reeves to the list There was but single
Justice in the district to which Mr. Reeves belonged
/ and he was an infifm man. almost too old to get
I about
+ Mr. Cowper objected Is he had not been allowed
to add Nj. Allison 70 TIE 1ss for Orangs
4 Ar. Tu1nar also edlsd-sda aot know NJ,
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RALEIGH MARBL EWORKS.

December 2, 1858. 4s-W
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uproar gave place to comparative silence.] Mr..
Turner moved to strike out Owen Long
Ruled out of order. Appeal and ayes and noes
Chair sustained. III s..
Mr. Turner moved to strike out another name
Losad cries of sorSler," "orler"
Mr.. Mcdonnell called for the reading of the 9th
rule of order THE rule referred to the conduct OF
Senators in the case Of a question Of order being
raised-that the Senator speaking shall Immediately
take his seat till the question shall be settled &C.,
under a penalty of a vote Of censure.]
Mr.. Turner renewed his motion. Ruled out Of
| order. Appeal and ayes and noes. Chair again
| sustained. 49,. t.. r ~. .ts- % =. s Z I.
The recommendations of the House were at
| length concurred in. r4ss.z ,i..3 = -
| Mr.. Speaker Clark now returned to the chair, it
| being 81 o'clock. s 80 s..t5..ss1
Mr.: Edney moved to concur in all the asminations
| on the table. ~ t-.s..
Mr. Turner objected. q Il. y sey.. .4.l
The Speaker suggested that the course proposed
was quite unusual and had better not be pressed
| Mr.. Edney withdrew the motion ,;;f.4rs ~ -
| Mr.. Cowper moved to add to the list for Orange
| the name of Jno. Allison. THE Orange list being
disposed of 81 Is So So
The Speaker ruled the motion out Of order. Ap-
peal-aye and noes-chair sustained. 3s3s -
| Here sharp controversy, which shortly became
somewhat personal, took place between Messrs. Tur
ner and Guyther, and in which MI. Edney took part
The Speaker stopped it in time TO prevent anything
i A motion to adjourn failed US .,s.s. X. \
i Union county was next 49, III sg.,i. )
4 Mr. Turner objected to the name Of w. b. Simp
kson, as IN infamous chsr.cter, md moved be b
struck Of the list He entered into the. question
kGsaassny again snd foe abeat The tenth time aad
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1859
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A HEErTNG or rHR STOCKHOLDERS or fHE NEW
a York and New Orleans Hteamshp Company VII BE- hed
sesday January q, ls59. pun0taal sxenannss 70
ctsested limo Of mestrg O'Clock z. n p order
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lOCJ. FOR THE WEST,
Via HARLEM RAILROAD
NEW YORK GENITAL RAILROAD.

NEW YORK GENITAL RAILROAD.
One dollar less by any other route Albany Troy
And all stations West and North.
Trains depot corner OF Twenty sixth street and Fourth
avenue, New York
10 O'Clock A. n, express mail train.
$50 p n, express train
Connecting Il Albany with tho New York Central Railroad
trains for all stations through 70 Buffalo and West also
with the Albany Northern road for stations North.
Returning. leave Albany 49,
7l5 A. n, mail train connecting with the New York Gen.
sl train from ns West and 1t Eas Albany with the train
eNP NJ expre@, connecting with the Central Railroad
Ean from the Wes and at Ea Albany with the
kOm Troy. =
yREI0Hr ARRANGEMENTS.
Freight FOR Albany and the West received depot corner
White and Cenrq seee until 6oclock r. H., forwarded
by expires - qulM ~ by any other route.
This road now N enOeen order provided with iis own
speed safety and comfort b egea any other route.
Depot New York corner Of Twenty xth and Fourth
avenue
Tickets procured and baeng. checked at the os corner
Of Maiden lane and Dean street. Albany, depot At
Fast Albany. WMJ CAMPBELL Superintendent
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|iAwIS MERINOEs SILK vELvErs AND BLANKETS
LEWIS, HAyILAND co, l0l Cham ,ers street, New
* offer the trade the above goods folows 10 close
Ia out:2sO0 all wool broche long shawis So worth
6O best 81 inch all six velvet 81 70. worth So round
her saxony shswIs - 80 old price Si 80; Ia ban
very good So IS worth 81 50 best black silk robes St
In 2OdO square broche snawls all WOOL 50 80, worth s.
|ply themselves.
kIRTs.-rwRLvE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS
self adjusting buse best pattern, made without sewing
M u springs 81 So and II springs 81 Dealers supplied
springs for S. III springs Sill and IL springs SIS o. L.
|RDiNG 2sl spring street. near Hudson. No connection
= We next door.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THE GREAT CEN
ra route 70 the West Time at least short and rates OF
freight and hro low, 1t all times by any other route
For passage tickets or to contract freight any point In
he entire WeA call the companys ONCE No. Aston House.
]. I. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
LERCH 4 CO., Freight Agents
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COMFORT
RLEaANcH III
ARE INSUBED By WEARING
DOUGLAS 3 SHERWOOD'6
MATINEE SKIRT,
WITH TIRE
IATkNT DETACHABLE
HOOP FASTENING
ADJUSTABLE BUsrLR.

|ATETY since enecally obvistes the danger arising
enhancing The feet foreign substances IN the hoops
|OMFOkT II because the muslin skirt be instantaue
III removed frum the springs by PATENT DETACHABLE
|fENlNGS washed with other garments and NJ no great
xpense, and replaced on the hoops In . minute.
G ANCE because the scientific cut OF the muslin skirt
the fine material Of which Ia composed give graceful
= he robe worn over q and VAL 10 nos weather. enable
he MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops weighs but tan
Ices, STAMPED MARK Of Me3srs DOUG
Is SHERWOOD, and the best skirt introduced TO
public and quite % every lady Who desires
combine In her apparel SAFETY, COMFORT and ELF
NOE For sale At all the principal stores in the United
|Aa and Canada
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'Kw LINEN GOODs.-X SNOW DROP NAPKINS AT
81 80 per Dozen rate artcle finer qualities equally
able cloths at 75c, ST. 81 g. 81 80, 81 IS up to SIS EACH
|, table linens from SIC per yard upwards
ursery diapers from ID 81 % per piece Brdseye da
8 by the yard at all prices
f bosoms the stock In the city, IN machine stitched
and embroidered wristbands and collars, In every
THE LINEN STORE,
748 Broadway above Aston place.
j. O. NILLIKEN Co, Propristors
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sPORTTNG.

L,OR sALR-A VERY HANDSOME NEWFOUNDLAND
watch dog for sale low, and having bad habits The
owner be % Church street. Chambers and
be dog can be seen at I6o Chambers street.
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TIC. BsAyrIyy THE C9MPLEx X ,,

OVMFIEXIONJ-
Il WITHOUT INJURY TO THE SKIN.
Ladies' should Madame Lswcnbergs Pastlles de Flo
sold nj $40 Broadway Twelfth street, A. Avises
so Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel q l Bowey and at d. T.
Bourdcss B6 Fulton Brooklyn Price 80 cents Dor.
Dr. Chtons certificate. Having nhalyzed the Pasties De
F1orence-prsparcd by Madame Lewcnberg COL
speak vorably Of the article s perfectly harmless
paraion, and be used The skin with good effect
NEW YoaK, june II, 1855. J, II. CHIFFON, r. d,
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WINTER FASHIONS.

|DTUICIAL FLOWERS, - 80" "
Target wreaths, = az. fa.-se
Ball and bridal wreaths
Head dresses and bouque<s.
I and general assortment OF evdy description of Freush
and American go0dAL
bSbers md nilners invited % cab and examine At
PRICH6 Artificial Flower Mandatory,
As Division street.
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IMPORTANT TO SKIRT DEALERS
OSBORN 4 VINCENT,
manufacturers Of this city have letters patent Of the
ted States which grant them the exclusive right make
Hr sell
xs' expansion extension
SKELETON SKIRTS.
~ or who shall make sell any such skirts
ssi hcense win be held liable for damages the fun
Of the law.
undersigned parties having license Um 10 use
tights and privileges granted by said patent
ahs 4 sherwood, Wallace 4 Sons,
iilvox 4 Co., J. p. Moran Co.,
~ g H. Thomson, Frost h Co.,
stOn b Osborn Skirt Co, Samuel u. Doughty,
srn CbeesemAn, d NJ. Bassett & Co.,
vps Basset, N Donnelly & Co.,
den 4 Harrison, o. H. Barnard,
Il A. Poeley, VIM. Blackington, agent"
sph W. Bradley, +. Hull Co.,
III. Reed 4 Co. j. o. Brown
Union Skirt Co., OSBORN VINCENT,
Proprietors OF the patent
No. 60 Warren street, New York.
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-oFFfcE OF THE CoMHIs-
IN sioners OF Taxes and Assessments No 81 Chambers
street New York january TO- Notice is hereby given
that the rolls Of real and estate Of The city
OF New York for the year 1850 are now open for public in
specton and will continue until the goth day Of April
next inclusive All taxpayers earnestly requested TO call
mens may be corrected Aso all persons entitled by law 70
or for military services and also literary charitable nsu
application for such reduction exemption previous the
closing OF the rolls on said Both day of April
The following section of the Of April l6 1857 pubahed
for the information Of taxpayers 81.
Sec II During the time the books shall be open public
specon, herenbefore provided application made
by considering himself aggrved by the
valuation of his real personal the
rected If such application be relation
valuation OF real estate be writing stating
ground of objections thereto and herenpon
shall into the complaint and IT, In their Judgment
Ii they shall the
rected II such application be made In relation the assessed
valuation estate the applicant shall be examined
under oath by the said Commissioners Of them and
In their judgment the assessment erroneous they shall
the TO be corrected and declare their decision
thereon within thirty days aer such application SHAH have
been made them reduction shall be made the Board
of Supervisors of real personal
imposed under this act unless shall appear under oath
affirmation that the party aggrieved unable TO attend
within the period prescribed for the correction
Of sickness absence from the Of 1851
page 800 j. w. ALLEN,
A. j. WILLIAMSON,
j. W. BROWN,
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

A GREAT DIsCOvERY.-ME OICArED sEGARs, FOR
e cure coughs colds asthma bronchitis dts
eases and bronchial tubes. Invsned by Prof L.
H. LINES. NJ D. Dero 80 SroadwW.
(VASH PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
~ my stock " Havana, domestic aud German of
almost every quality aud sze. la Normas low - per
"'''''''' o. CHEEKS, II broadway.
DOCTOR TuORPS INDICATED SEGARs-A GER.
for all lung and liver diseased Wholesale aud
country.
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O. Z OOO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
SJ.UVU; y offered to any person who can s,rpsss
rants 10 cure any disease IN is worst rm, particularly ru.
maiism affections OF the throat or lungs BNadam O. IL
acfed IN trouble unsccessful In business matters
can and eee s nasurany Ged hdy. OVe ~ Spring
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NEW PURIICAmONa.


|ADl~ AMERICAN MA0AzIN II
!. FEBRUARY,
-, go, ,,,,n, Nov ready--contaInIng
Interesting tales stories gems OF poetry DO &c
The bess wrIer OF inc day, AND LATEST AND n0sr
FAsHIONH
Published In any magazine In this country.
HENRY WHITE
No. Hickman street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


LECTURE ON ROBERT BURNS
THE SCOTTISH POET,
be- delivered before the Burns Club, Of the city Of New
d, by HENRY WARD BEKcHRRl at the Cooper Institute,
Monday evening, Jan. ~ 1882 Doors open lecture
bnimenco at 8 O'Clock precisely.
cke 10 cents each; two tickets admitting gentleman snd
lAdies.
es 10 be had OF the members Of the club and at the prin
hoels and music stores In New York, Brooklyn and
bey CITY RICHARD COCHRANE. Secretary.
RS. CORA L. v. HATCH WILL CONTINUE HER
course Of lectures In Clinton Hall Wednesday
Jan a. u o'ciock. Subject given by the audience. Ad
ture Ia this course by DR. Geo. H. Cheever Subject
rd Erssire this "wednesday evening jan 49, at Rutgers
fot cnurcn Or krebs Lecture TO at O'clock
es 70 cents at The door and At usual places Of deposit
HENRY M. PIERCE, Principal.
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4 ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE BURNS CLUB OF THE
"A CITY OF NEW YORK.
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY DINNER
IN HONOR OF TIE BIRTHDAY OF the POET

"A CITY OF NEW YORK.
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY DINNER
IN HONOR q s6 5Bi slr susSs or 'n. r0.'
THE BURNS CLUB, OF THIS CITY OF NEW YORK
have &: ss 81 II J:
.sie I.1dsy evening January n 1852 Lecture 70
fes,s dinner 1t the Asssr H.uss, % Tuesday, January
4. .heh 4! wILLiAT SU LIN BRYANT Sl grs;6s
ssS con:s vii Prssss .: HoDor.ry Vice clsirasn sad
ne reception Of delegations cemmunicaons tesgaphic
Unsd ss.ss he C.nsdss and Great Britain. IS ss =
rls Csnmsse q Arrangements respectfully inform their
sounymen and admirers Of the poet Robert Burne that s
81 m e ~ snS % pc
ss ds while n .s And y @ n As
4so Robertson Celebrated band.
nen!s his occaaon I'm please with the Cor.
Sssers5 q the House. at least three days
Dinner on The table 'f's SuPg GsissSS President
Y Ss 5ar IAp = ,ko.oo,, }v,oe Prs.idsn,.
ROBERT MElpRux RICHARD CocHRANE Secretary
:. sne rs ss%cs Mich
Olson Charles Burt David Rutherford, Edward Fisher,
Captain William Manson, Robert Gan.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE MECHANICS CLUB MEETS
Is ~ gSs o% sus .2e " sn
fee for the American institute Arshects ecginse and
10 ALL M METGS, Secretary
nURING MY ABSENCE FROM HERE NESSRs. l..
- Brandes Co. authorized to act for by Of
attorney. T. ADEISDORfER, Sr.
NEW YORK, Oct9, 1883
DECEASED UNITED STATES sEAMEN RELATIVES
Of seameu marines who died In the service OF the
United States hear Of something much their advantage
by calling at No. 60 Wall street, New York, olce No II,
second story. ..
1--WE POINTS MISSION, SITE OF OLD BREWERY
Temperance meeting There win he importance
Mt ihn fva MaaiQn
Park street. commencing O'clock Addresses by different
speakers and interesting singing &C by the children Come
one, come all. A K SANFORD, Missionary. "
NOTICE TO PRIVATE AND HACKNEY CoACHMEN-
IN Amty Saloon, Wednesday 10Th insl On
coming the ball will set down their company with horses
heads facing Prince street. and take in reverse order BY
order OF Police. III f..
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MADAME LEAvEy CAN BE CONSULTED ABOUT
l love- marriage absent friends she tells the events
Of fe abe has asonshed all who visit her; you wish truth
give her call Mt 1896 Mulberry street. the Ladies' IS
cents gents 30 cents She will speedy marriage and
give lucky numbers, charging extra.
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lie HUDSON BAY COMPANY,s, I
"a BROADWAY

IIE HUDSON BAY COMPANY6 A-.a
50 BROADWAY y.ElNf
LAST NOTICE OF FUR SALES.
he immense rush this establishment has determined the
Pretors 70 keep their warehouse, "a Broadway, omen
retailing the balance Of their stock Of manufactured
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
hey pledge themselves TO sell Is per cent cheaper, and
articles any house in the CITY, This tremendous sacr
made order close the stock and carly call 10
tefore solicited. MARK J. KING. "a Broadway.
|ELvET FLOWERS,
| = Z, Al g eents per bunch.
CHENILLE COIFFUREs,
At 30 cents each.
Commencing at 81 90 each.
have cut Own In price the goods 10 enable 10
e room fovrpring flowers route from Europe
~ JAMES TUCKER,
No. 36l broadway.
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j. W. BROWN,
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AN AP-
pcaton viii be made to the Legislature Of the State Of
New York at its present session. for act TO incorporate
asylum fer orphan children of German origin.
JANUARY II, 1859.
DEMOvAL-THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY HAS BEEN
N this day removed TO Park Building Entrnuces 81 Park
row and las Nassau street. McKfLIOP WOOD.
CPECIAL NOTICE.; o: g. M.THE MEMBERS OF
- Ecce Sgnum Lodge No. 8, o. g. NJ respectfully In
vited TO attend meeting for important business and initiation
Thursday evening Jan. n, at O'Clock, without fur
Punctual attendance required BY order the
GRAND COMMANDER.
NvHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THIRTEEN DIRECTORS
Of the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company will be held at The
T. BAILEY MYERS, Secretary
UTANTED-AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF WASHING.
w ton Address J. n. E. Herald Office, with price and
particulars.
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POLITICAL.
nEMoCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEES,
meeting Of the members will be held ut fammany Hall on
wednesday evening" the 18Th ns At TX O'Clock BY order
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Chairman.
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D MADEMOIsELLE

PIcCoLoNNI.
LR Arp Coon You're LADY,:
wing 70 circumstances entirely beyond my control have
been able 10 communicate with you personally but In the
brary number of "rhe Great Republic Monthly have
|'u''' !" NV" ''' ''' WILKINS xIcAwBER.
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AIDES, NOTICE UNDER THE HEAD OF AUCTION,
the great sale Of first class furs " take place at "a John
et J. H. HARLEY's old STAND, on Wednesday next Jan.
At half past 10 O'Clock
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE rHIBrIEvH ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW
York Fire Depsrtnen for Tho benefit Of he Widow and
Orphan Fund.- viii ake place 1t The Academy Musc on
Mosday evening - 1850 fckes nay b procured Of
The managers OF Of the following o0cem:-
HENRY A. BURR, President cor CUT and Frankfort Sta
jams z. WENnAN, Secretary, l46 Peril street.
PErER II. Tirus Treasurer, IS Market street.