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took place last evesng in their hail. Richard warren ns
President, IN the chair. saAtSl1 NsAt 39 t.3
Tho school officers Of the Nineteenth ward sent In .
communication asking appropriation Of vi 2oo lot mo
erection c new schooIhouse IN seventy ninth street,
near Third avenue, which, being read, was feiefrea
the Committee Oh Finance. "a eso-$ si....
communication from the school officers Of the Sc
venth ward asking 81 goo purchase two lots Mon
rse tccct for site, was also referred TO the
Standardization was received from the Comptroller,
aaduc,inr SEQ OO from estimate Of expenses Tor
by tho Board Tor coming wear The $50 900 were dis
trbnad a. eco for pianos SIS 900 for teach
ers salaries and SO 900 for SITES and scteohouses.
The PREsipExr ptQrped the Board that the Comptroller
Objected 10 tho estpte because the reasons which in
duced the Boafd GnaSe the estimates they dill had not
been foywaspEe 10 the Comptroller. 81 * al Az ,...a
mellon Vi reconsider the former action OF tho Board
resu1{AAn their anhering to II by twohra vote, aud
sending the communication back to the Comptroller.
long discussion row arose on the subject Of appoict
ing IN the Free Academy at salary Of $500 per
year. Tho Bard Anally made the appoictment
A resolution requesting the Comptroller 70 pace
s23s 900 in the city treasury subject 70 the drafts of tho
Board Of Efrcution, was adopted. = rt'''" IL
Many sal nastsrs wsfes disposed Of, after which tina
AN~a "y'iAo't .,sYfi4, "a ~
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TIMING SALOON FOR sAIE.-A FIRST CLASS DIN
u ing Saloon Of the best locations in the city; viii be-
sod 1T Z arGain. Apply q. 81 Corlandt street.
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HEsRy u LsRls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.
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ssss Sms sn %oss - so wh
sos or Son sew 70 sassr %. .y s'nbag Ks.isx is
seusa Els ifs q Jsssso wS e .s y
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sss %sgy ss.y bond ssnaFd
,sy nreNoos . ,ae sss 8, . 4, NJ .,,..,.,.. - =
Ii ssaau s ;s' ssnY \ ss s IS N, NJ M
2" s,ssy Ss < = NIX g ia M "
w. md ss sss ~ sbS SPee; "a "a
c 1s e "a IN e. ts, ss;
nscs Gard casks hsssiss % .sss aes;,
g. ss I, ,e. asa a@s,,ssn ssl aud
s. =. r. h.
s,s. ss s sa a Jam as sss
sSws n a. aoado az "a;
Aha s',ss stno nsvas. ses;s 90 ssss-or aassy a.
ss' sisss Ss Il @ ss I T. rS.
a. i s sigar ns ssss sSs s s
I sSss ,o TS.e s meg Con-
u ao s so ssa Srs s. go oas pssa
soe ess a s.s ga ne norns Of sale Positively 40 other
NfuTTeAcF SALE. OF runNlrnRE, CARPETS,
IVA fesh-r beds ,sc -JbHN II vaEY auc'i,neer wild
other Rures srsle m centre 4 ODE fss sna
~ o,ner soiss sofa ned Lnces shsr Beds
PEI. scels psror stoves &c. BY order r1 Il
bhoWN Holpi y, attorney Tor MORTGAGES. l.
sp 5ss an a sLS os rArss
sss day. as n spe 81 sa CT
Fac ssesa P S % Mess Feu2s
approved ppr er Az Sums over r. oas saoases 70.
a,aoeus and Tie goods win be ready for exhibition on
pEaEMproRy AUCTION SALE OF WATCHES aSD
seclr ne susress SasrAiSa seson s <, b y
cry ws ss .s es o asS GA ss a. @ Sssc es and
ocses Sleeve Buons s,uts Guard and Vest Shsas;
Also about s. SILVER aann spss Verge waicss
RIcHARDs KINasLANp. AuGTIpsEEg;
RichH a. aises hs,. Co. Y sell Friday
1000 lois Of French an German nancy Goods and Toys
CHERIFF's sAI.E.-CB AMBEss,5 4 FAfRcufLD. AUG.
se. o ooe large iron rar AM Mil ans sp ss Nil
-.-1--1 T- l7S'N' join KELLY, Sheriff
CHFR1FF's SAFE GF HORSES WAGONS &C -oaAM.
ssss Elt h a ssss,9g% is s
nal sheet at ls ocock, sorre horse, Express
wagon ard Due 81, Barness ~ JOHN Kelly. Sheriff
VlHoMAs j. MILLER, AUCrTuHEsR
j. rs t#&ln AuC1sD~ SALE OF ff fsf.rftrr ettfi4s
Rosters erre gallery Of original modern Paintings now
on exhibition free y the rational Academy Of Design Tenth
Tie catalogue many WORKS Of this ged
artist ucuurp the III eerated paintings which
NE god dloi honor at The great International Exabon
PARIS in 1888
1he sale wilt take plare on 31a EXIA ns ,EA0tAa IA
MONDAY EVENING, Dec 10 at o'clock.
Until which time the pictures viii be view * A##
a DAILY from . a. NJ. TO r. NJ ..ea
Catalogues be bed the gallery Office Of Tho
auctoneer, IL Pine street, 49, tf q. 8 :
A. GARTER ArcTIQMEER
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN BRooKfYN-wELI. FIT
~ ted aud stocked good stand for physician Address
u. Lancaster, Brooklyn fost Office 49,
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A UCTICN neutrality-suspicious. ABOUT REMOVING
IN viii dn tn their advantage TO call on the Metropolitan
Express Company NO TO vak street Four horse wagons
for furniture IN the country city All kinds Of
furuiure boxed shipped stored Letters BY post at
tended Work done twenty cent cheaper than by
any other company. fff @FF 4HHslN a4f# f ~ fe,-
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class Grocery ana liquor store corner OF Fourth
and Twenty AK street oppnsie ns Hsrem and Haven
Railroad eepas OF the locations the city, Apply
Twenty sixth sireet.
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UCrioN NOTICE AssIG NEEs SALE OF lGRocE.
~ ries Wines Liquors &c, -HENRY GREEN auconeer,
Will sell this day at 10Y O'Clock At l9 William street. roco
Cares, Bay RIM thampagnes Brandy. Gin, Rum
Bourbon Whskev, Port Wine; also II Kits Halifax Salmon,
1000 lba White lot OF Begars, &c. f4N
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4 BAR, OYSTER AND RESTAURANT SALOON FOR
"A sale; locality on Rro,dway opsof the best business
from both streets Slipper
ting complete. Lease for thee years Apply road.
way, up stars G. Is HOMES co.
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YIEvRy Il HFRTs JR.. 6UCTrONEER WILL sEt.t.
IL Friday. Dec g. NJ 0h o'clock the salesroc ,s No.
OK Pine Office sale of LARGE LOT of Watched
5ewery silver plated Ware Clocks Pistols Segars &c aha
Also two Sleiphs. 4f''FF = - ~
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RUTJKRFIEIp, AUCTfoNEEp ww rNapA
srs. ~ ~ WI, se this day los ccsk No 29s
Counties shelves Cockey, Paintings Stoves Deer un,ss
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L1OR sALE-PRICE $3.50, A GOOD LEGITIMATE CASH
Manufacturing Business carried in this city VIII be
sold cheap line addressed 10 H. D. Berad oaice viii
ceyt attention
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FOR sALn.

A GREAT BARGAIN OF A Gil DICE RET IL GROCERY
"A situated on he of leading avenue every
thing complete for the business Inquire the New Yors
Milis. EELLS a. DIXON, Adj Green Rich street
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A UCTfoH NOTICE. --BURNH ANS FURNITURE Ex.
prees and furniture packing establishment aad la
weat eleventh street between Fifth and Sixth
bold Furniture OF every description boxsa aud shoped
70 all parts Of the world Panofortns Panngs Mrrors
China and Glassware carefully moved aarce
four horse Wetops for the removal Of flrnre
v spring Carts Ut hs once At all hours Storage for furni
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A UcTJoN NOTICE .--THIS DAY. DEC g. CONNIE yCINa
IN al f0 ocock NJ 81 West Twenty 9Th street near sixth
wi he cod a the brown s,one q si
dence ABOVE Consisting OF parnr suis
EiEGANT P1ANOEUBTE. r. f4
looking Glasses OIL Paintings Fancy Ornaments Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, Mosaic Rugs Gas Chandeliers OiIohs
Furniture Beds,eads Bureaus &C. Gc For frr,hss
particulars catalogues the house The house let In
quire on The premises.
fa. gC j. MINOR TAYLOR, Auctsoneer
N B-Fifh and Sixth and stages pass short
distance ffom house & f~~- --1S'
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A UCTION NOTICE.
N NJ O. EDFy, Auctioneer.
STEREOSCOPES, STEgE0SCOrfC PICTURES, PASSE
PARr0UTS &c.

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AuCTIoNEEa.-
n This day at l0h O'clock at saesroo 70 Nassau sest
large assortment Of second hand Furniture be positively
sold by virtue Of cnate embracing paror
Der ri dining Furniture Carpets Feather Beds aud
Bedding gas Chandeliers DC Also Constsbias Office
furniture Tables Desks Chairs stoves Maps, &c pay
rich Furniture In mlahogan nv
oah dining room Furniture pier ard mantel Mirrors
OIL Paintings by H. o. Coates together with large quantity
Of eping Goods worthy The OF
furniture Dealers &c. The above sale will be peremptory for
Cseh. - =
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A LARGE QUANTITY or CAST OFF CfOTHING
"A wanted lsentemen wishing 10 convert left or
plus clothing cash. obtain tho full value IN
money b. calling sending for JAMES MoRoNEY, 4Sl
Pearl street, Chatham tf#Hf4
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IT. AUCTIOh--THIs DAY. Ar ca WHIT TWENTY
"a nth street. SIKH elegant Pian0ort0
full seven orvc city made ard tuiy guaraused sale CON
menpes At liz O'Clock precisely.
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CHrR1rT's SAFE oP HORSES WAGONS &g -GaAM.
- BEks FAikn HilI, aucsoneers salesrocm US Mas.
Ssu street. VIII sell this dav, Thursday ecember8 2s Ca
nal sLeet al lr1s O'clock sorre horse Express
Wsror and 81, Barness n IN JOHN Kelly Sheriff
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Jeweiy, being the s,ocs of estchmasAr ana eseler
ceeln nc hus,ress- = 81 CRf>TAAR. Aucron-er q Bow
cry. VIII se. this day Si iust in. oclcck, ladies' and
getiomebs re Gold brooches Earrings Rns rareIets
ockes Sleeve Buuons Guard and Chains;
large ot OF Pencil tases, sold silver Detached
evers Also about 80 Silver Hunting superb Verge Watches
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A NJ MERwIN, AUTHORITARIAN RANas MrewIN
"a. ao-irsde sale rooms u Park row Thursday and
Friday afternoons Dec and o. at O'Clock, Hnglish
BOOKS, just received from London comprising great variety
Of the best library editions of works nearly ali do
partpents extensively illustrated and richly bound Volumes
SELECTIONS from private library choice books on
subjects &c. Catalogues now ready. R +
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GREAT DEMAND FOR GAIT OFF WEARING AP-
n parel-Lades and gentlemen having any Of The
dapose the hghs market price aud
NOT 10 be hnmbueged By others from 81 - 70 sas
Dresses, tosks shawls Furs Chans Furniture aud
Carpets The In value promised 70 DO pa.d for Gentlemen
can receive IRON 81 So for Cos from 81 80 and upwards
Tor pans from y and upwards Cor Vests Roots and shoes
post, Harfe LOG Seventh nveuus between Twentieth and
Twenty frat s'reets Ladies attended 10 by Mrs. Harris
MFRS. IL, 15l WEST rHIRTY.rIrTH STREET. GUA.
k rnt 20 pay the hghess price 10 cash for ladies' LETT oil
Msane hpsHsl fro % % so apiece for Dresser; fr
Undeicnes fors, shaTis toaks, Carpets and child EMS
Globes ,ne ny vaipe win he paid An orders by note through
tended 70 BY Mrs H., Isl West Thirty afth st.
TgRs T.. GUARANTEES 10 paw T1s peIcEs
M She aevertises for lsdes' wearn. npnaraI iron M /,
$50 for silk iSrssse for sk rvat sspes ana (,,ta ~,
$3to SO and the highest price paid Furs chldren ots
mn Theatrical Costumes cad Isvery, Ac nota Nv mas.
rurctey attended 10 by Mrs r. i Seventh avsnne phs
tween Nineteenth and twentieth streets 'S"'' "
MRS NJ, 622 SIXTH AVENUE, GUARANTEES tn
III pay the highest price In cash for lades' left on
Apparel from &c to $50 apiece for silk Dresses: Caa,
Shaws cbdrens and Eenemen's Cothing the full ya,a -
be pnd for All by note through post only WI, NJ
puncuay attended to by Mrs 6.2 Sixth avenue
Thirty SIKH and Thirty scventh streets.
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BOARD wANTFn-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. WHERE
ID other hosrders for for ladies location
Eighth and Tbreth streets and Second Eighth
snues second toor ard third Terms
he reasonable; references exchanged. Address Ii. NJ
box $50 Post office. it Na 1W17f3s cN H1 cH
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CLOTHING, &C.

RARE CHANCE.-LADfEs. AND GENTLEMEN,
"A guarantee to pay as fcloss-From So to $40 for SILK
Dresses 81 so 10 $40 for Coats from 81 TO 81 for
nno sbaws osks Manlas Fnroiare Carpets; the tut
value will be paid for in cash Appy note by will
be pnrctuaIly attended by MiNTz 22 Seventh
between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets Ladies'
attended TO by Mrs. Mintz
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ORCHARDS KINesLANp. AucTIpsEEa.

CHERItF's sAIE-CB AMBERs K fRgunD. AUG
ticnesr will sell ths day. al their ~ Nassau
street. at l0oclcck large iron Farm MIL Spies Nall
Emery Cloth and Sticks Books, Paper, &c !. sl.
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e
:. Hon Charles Mason, of Iowa, II at Browns.
-. The return Of Gov. Houston to the United
States Senate - said TO be regarded 40 certain.
-. Senator Sumner was to sail In the Canada
from Liverpool on Saturday last, and will proba-
bly, arrive In Boston next week T So. -
49, IL % aid that Horace Greeley intends risk.
Ing his hfe In the balloon adventure about to be
uadeftaken by Prof. Lowe, with his mammoth
aisshiP, 1.-The City Of New York. - y
-. Major LArkin Smith and LADY. u. 9. A:
Major J. 3 English and LADY, u. g. NJ c.; Hon
Wm- Pennington, Hon. j. A. N. Suatton, Hon.
y. II. Nixon, Of New jersey, are At Willards'.
-. Mn. lie Vert, the auihoress and belle Of
Mobile, Ala, recently met with a serious acci-
dent, sPfatning her foot 20 badly. that for six
weeks she has been confined to her bed She H.
howevsr, rapidly recovering.
Major A. Lingan Jarrett, the Democratic
candidate for Comptroller In the late election In
Maryland John Hartnett, Secretary Of the Terri
editor q the Sentinel In this city, also Of Utah,
are At Kirkwoods'.
....It 10 reported In Rome that the Prince Of
Wales, during his recent visit, then q the Palace
Cafareili, the King Of Prussia's residence opened
2 hiFsnfiou With the King's niece, the Princes
AlexandRine Of Russia, which ID likely 10 result
In natrimonial alliance. What could Protestant
Essl:nd s.y 70 Queen protesting the religion Of
80. Paul Morphy IL to play m exhibition blind.
folded game Of chess In PHILADELPHIA tomorrow
evening Tor the benefit Of the Ladies, Mount
Vernon Association. Paul has abandoned the idea
His Legal knowledge IL based upon and ltted fss
Louisiana practice, and 70 become lawyer in
New York would necessitate an entirely new
range Of study. "
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BRowN's PnoPFrrY.
REMoyAL

WE Hsy: =, a: q: m. r:9ev.s
LIVERY STA BE, dtnaesd onlC 81, 49,
stxSss "a g e q IS IS No. ssisa
9saI ksPf by hssssR Kinnsi
!, q Sc e. lkt.rs I's.s g bs.It... :. no. ~
| q ';:;; - s.; ! !: S IS.
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LOST AID FOUID.

\ OST-Qn Saturday last, in the Mall. . pair Of
IL GOLD SPECTACLES, being e~
priced vay hishls, a. thsy ysres uff.
The fu6er win be literally rewarded By leaving
them 1t Mr. HAROvER's. ON 7th o.. lts
4 OsT-On Tuesday, November .. on nth street,
COLD SPECTACisES highly valued on secnunt
Of deceased relative, The finder Will be suitably
Store. 18th street. no a7ss
GO REWARD-Strayed or stolen from the CON-
20 mons on the Island, near the brick -
STd6 on Monday; Sst Octobsr, two PONY @N
good order; smalI white star on her faca. The
other white Grey, smaller and Cidsy tia the hay
y MI ri Q the above reward Tor their recovery or
such Information will lead thereubto.' III.
Island, washinxton. d. c.. no 81
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The State Elections.

NKw YoRk--The election in this State wa con-
Quoted with unusual quiet and exemptioa fsom
disorder The vote Ia the city b the smallest Tor
we i.st zen yssrs-onLy o4ooo o. about g 900 lrs
ocrsfic majority In the city Tor Compkollef 10
b,, and for Secretary Of State 10 OH. The latter
eanosoass received the vote az the Americas party
6aaos Of which the Democrats lose 9 ,627, the Re.
pubitcans SO, and the Americans 36if The
city elects one Republican Senator, which 10
ocFafic NOMINEES IAN very far below the Tsmn.snv
Han casdidates- ,. Mcleod Murphy, the Welt
Known rngineer, 10 among the DenocratIc sena-
ss.s elect; also, r. B. Connolly. -.~-
" i.w caused great delay In polling ths vote Of
% s6s result in The state, tn. Tribune say, the
can ticket are certainly elected by large maioritirs
The other four oficers ON the Rep1blicsn STATE
nekss are In doubt under the presenf returns, but
elecssd. The Republicans have elected msiority
% M new senate and probably have an fnc feased
me3osity In that body. The Assembly Is also
10y - hsPusl.c.s The county o1lcess elected
city ne Democrats elect all the judges q the
Queens county eivs Democratic majority Of
In osweeo a6oo, and syrsenss CO. sIi ios
s ere - n:joritis, The Republican majority in
AL1ANf, NOV. y.-ThufIOW Wed eIzfuns h.
election Of Mr. Leavenwogth a. secret.rv - ss..s.
y COG msjosity; and Mr.. benuistoa, a Comp
oouer BY Is 900 msjority. :
.epessent chemung county in the merit Assernbly.
n. " kocerf1ou has 4 go majority In Wesfchee
ef. He u also thought 10 carry Putusn ana
koekiand- Mr.. Lee Il supposed 70 be defeaf-
Cd. yndgs Robertson and sarrogsts Coles are
=
e Ely sss :.,i,s ssse give NJ. Banks, Rep, for
D0, MAJORITY o. upward Of e,o0o In the
.o.s ~ ne plurality ovef. NJ. Butler, the
S~ss~ .x.o E ~ - upward Of - 600. The
1890, hes - kepuoncaas. Dsmscfats, and .
800. ~ f,s -, - nspebaieane 70 50 Dsme-
s-kis..s ss.grs MEMBER. The entire Re-
SSs - - Nc 1 - - e.sesed.
D. - t~.ntv - - ne ,s sni p cast during
~ ce Nesntk senae.sisl D.eFict, Col. Parker,
S - ~ - Sc,srnoes eezeated ~ WaikR, Dem.
Sse -, - psmocsolc esndldate toe SeDatss 81
49, -, AL, q IN electioa b. oalY - votes
1e1ose. ne ooms 81 ksynhssn, fhe liquor
49, - kepueiic.n candidates 4or Repeesena.
- $500 Who y ciassed - WhiR-the Only one
- - cote. Chnsies Hale, the psassse 1peAkss,
e 8. $50 - 80 - - ~'y
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NEW MEXICAN SURvKrs.-A diagram Of the
survey Of the eastern boundaries Of township 70,
nsrth q raage . townships - and n, north a
range % townships b. II and Is, north Of ranges
-, IS IS and "a, east Of the principal meridian Of
New MEXICO, have been received ut the General
Land Once Likewise, plats Of township -,
north Of range %; townships - and IA, north Of
range 81 and township Is, north Of range "a, east
Of the same meridian. .sf ts9est5 p
ARMY INrKLLIsExcK.-The board Of officers
which, - we stated day or two since, was 70 as
semble at the War Department to-day for the ppr-
pose Of examining and reporting upon manual
Of forms for parades, reviews, inspections, &c !,
| prepared by the Inspector General Of the United
| States, met this morning at II o'clock
Leave Of absence for sixty days has been granted
TO Second Lieut. Jos. H. Taylor, first cavalry.
| THE NEW YORK ELECTION. following tel
egrsphic dispatch was received at noon to-day by
q gentleman Of this city, from well-infermed
source:
ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The result In our STATE Is the
election Of the entire Republican State ticket
average majority about twenty thousand and
more than two thirds Of both Senate and Assembly.
SENTENCE COMMITTED The President has com
muted the sentence Of Capt. Holmes, Of Maine
convicted some time since Of the murder Of sailor
upon the high sea, and sentenced to be hung on
the 25th inst
NAVAL ORpKR-Lieut. IL. 8. Newcomb ha'
been detached from the Washington Observatory
and ordered to the U. 8. steamer Water Witch.
ApPoIrMRxr.--We learn that ]. n. Lewis hal
been appointed marshal Of Wisconsin, vice NJ. ]
Thomas, deceased. :.
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Rsoommssdsd By FSysicisns
And Progouneed b. Competont Judges.
The Puregt and Best -
-.sif 50 In the Market. ~ = 1ss ( szo
WasTaReSd Rariset;y free From All
And TO Keep Fresh And leo0d tor SIX Month";
Pcs nl In barreis, Half Barrels, aud small 'Ksss
f0f family u'' and '''s p q shs n AEssFs ~
Depot ID st., below III: under PoiEinSSrn's
UoAr.I AND ray FL EfF.as'as E'',S, g Ss.3
IalaE AND LIFE INsURANCs OFFiCE !
z :. 9. Z kW Is.
l00 8EvHHTH ofRgKTs WAsMiNofoN. ID g. y
Alsg, the wholesale delot Of Dr. WAFRO ua
bALS4 ~, that pQne viii do Without slter fkey
VIII tool ossdentss, bet We publish g ypsssni
Re-: wa. vsuu.sa. = lie MstAe4i.s cAsrsA
s:-..s 49, Wkaunefox. Nay IA. 1sss
.sssrss ssss sctISns 81 SsssS 60 ~
ea01s - u oGorts - esmllSs lee,ings . SIscS -
y24k eAlenl ~ -? 9n3 neheee soep1neS1nSle6
.5y2!k t. ~ 8 -. ~ - ysse siss
49, s. g e -a.re W. I,
50 e.. az : q - 81 isss - 4 Is
's,,slns p,..sIss1 lss 81
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meut. And, further, that at this, 60 The Abosigi-
mad Department" the several Aboriginal Terri
toeies should be annually represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

pALMER's -MUsIcAL EvENINss.B
~ Mr.. w. HENRY PALMER
has The honor 10 snnospce that his frst
MUSICAL Entertainment for the Season
= = will be given &C the
PHILHARMONIC HALL, tSfsr BssdssssD
On SATURDAY EVENING, MOVIE
ccmmsncing II O'Clock prscassly.
Mr.. ERNEST pKR ysSSs5s'r.
sl- = the eminent English Tenor.
REPRESENTATIVES, -lllsa-f
lhkkk MAakR. The celsb. stsd yiolipist
6ESkS II fsi. fi:so sFis aIss
rieksts FIFTY CENTS each which with IN.
Phhe z Solemoas. BeokseLe era, $40 Pc sxsnss.
between 9Th aud 10th streets. . q
Tne tals q fickets viii commsaos st 10 O'Clock q
No Esf.s Cxarfs 10. Reserved Seafs.
The usDd chiekerine. Pisse 70 be used on the
oocssion kindly furnished By johs r. Ella, Ese.
number rssasas. s so.is m.s,s s Of
aisnr. has been }ndnced 20 make cx-stions for the
eStssdsnment OF Periodical Conoerts throurheut
the coming 7. eson, which whilst sccessibIe 10 the
shall smSsses ne s 81 e. Il
procured In the country. : = - = ~ "
ErS% the Almost entire ahsenes Of recreation in
Mr. Pslmef consdsnsy oqs for snpport Il ts. ss
e.rPrise which, IL sustsinsd. win afford sSvantxsss
htehefto enjoyed the larger cities ouiv Ensass
sess nsgs sss. made ssd are no. pending With
he fs,ths9ping .ntertsinmsnts, bs ~iom NJ NJ
Palmer viii be assistsd, psrticuiars of vhieh Siii
Up ~ ia aIew oays. NO DID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

UThe Eutaw street. City Pssengsr Railway,
IN Baltimore, 10 now completed and psocess Of
esnstruction, for n length Of ave miles- "a Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

u In our notice Of the American Encyclope-
aia yesterday We omitted 70 mention that J ~ShiI-
lingssn, odeou Building, il the w sshington agent
far his and other subscription works published
By the A ppletocs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

M movement IL on foot among the Italian
citisses q Nov Yosk - pssehass musksh for he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

TIE WRArHIR.-The following report OF the
weather for this morning il made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation II about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

ID joseph p. Warner, one Of the candidstes
fsr Sheriff ut the recent election In Baltimore
county, has taken steps TO contest the election ct
George W. Dutton 10 aid once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

II ru. E !, on or 4 HurcHIsoN AZ
A,slisSdia tock Of Dtsss Goods.
u Pc. Montebeil0 PfaidD-yeYy cheap, !
ye!y fns FIR. Mornings, In I'll colors,
Beaver Vsfvssand Trseo cio.k<.
IS ssoteh Lovg - Square shsols, ,'s''''
aoayy Bow Ard Bleachsd Shirtings,.
80. ear. s,lf RoSss. v.ry hsod.om.,
n6o Handsome and Chsap.-s
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

NAVAL ORDKR.-Lieut- IL. 8. Newcomb has
been detached from the Washington Observatory
and ordered to the u. 8. steamer Water Witch