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FHs CHANGE OF NANE.-From old associa-
tions We regret the determination of the now
proprietor of the Washington Union to change
its title 10 that of ''Ihe Comstitntion''-to oc-
cur tomorrow or on Tuesday morning next,
according to the understanding around us. Its
present title has fixed place in our regard.
from the fact that it wa. so christened by
Thomas Richie, the Nestor of the American
press, than whom better man or purer patriot
never lived. Besides, our earliest labors in
connection with the press of the Federal me-
tropolis were upon "IHe Union." and contin-
ued SO long as tina. its fortunes generally, be-
came the object Of our sincere personal regard.
rs they have continued to this hour To US the
change Of its title will be like the passing away
Of an old and afectionstely regarded friend.
reminding US that the mutations of life are
alike applicable 10 things, as to persons
May The Star, continue to be The Star. for
century.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

NAvAL.-The following orders have just been
Issued by the Navy Department
Captain G. X. Stribling to command the East
Indian Squadron, to relieve Capt. Josiah Tat
nall. His flagship will be the stesm-sloop
Hartford. The side-wheel steamer Saginaw
and the sloop John Adams, have also been or
dsred to that squadron. The following officers
have been ordered to the latter vessel Com
mander, Murray Mason; Lieutensnts, C. Van
Alstine Z. M. Cuyler, John p. Hall, and Z.
Z. Stone; BOatswsin, Thomas Smith; Gunner,
Moses A. Lane; and Acting Carpenter, David
Robinson. Officers for the Hartford and Saga
nav have not been ordered.
Captain John B. Montgomery has been or
dercd TO the command of the Pacific Squadron,
to relieve Captain John C. Long. The steam
sloop Lancaster will be the flagship, to which
the following officers have been ordered Com
mander, John Rudd Lieutenants, A. s. Bald
win, Henry Rolsndo, VIM. g. Temple, Walter
W. Queen, and Bancroft Gheridi; Chaplain
Chester Newell: Purser, A. q. Watson Boat
swain, James Walker; Gunner, Geo. Sirian
Carpenter, John o. Butler; Sailmaker, VIM.
Fugitt.
To the sloop-of-war Leyant, which is also
attached to that squadron, the following of
feers have been ordered Commander, VIM.
E. Hunt; Lieutenants, NJ. G.. Watkins, T.. G..
Stout, Saml Magraw. and Richard L. Bowen
Acting Boatswain, John Collins; Carpenter,
John Jarvis; Sailmaker, Charles T. Frost.
The Wyoming and Narragansett, new steam
sloops, have also been ordered to the same
squadron, but officers have not yet been de.
tailed for them.
Captain VIM. Inman has been ordered to the
command of the African squadron, to relieve
Capt Thomas A. COnover. His flag ship will
be the steam-frigate San Jacinto. The sloo1
Portsmouth has also been attached to tina
squadron, and the following officers have beer
ordered TO service on board of her: Commsn.
der, John Calhoun; Lieutenants, R. B. Riell
II X. Stevens, III. n. Crabb, and Treyett Alb.
bolt; Purser, John A. Bates; Gunner, VIM
a. Hamilton; Acting Carpenter, VIM D. Toy
Sailmaker, Samuel Tatem.
The steam frigate San Jacinto, steam sloor
MOhican, and sloop Constellation, have also
been ordered to the African squadron, bu
their officers are not yet detailed.
Besides the above, Captain Mcintosh. late o.
the Home squadron, has been ordered to tn,
Pensacola maynard; Captain j. A. Dornin
of the Norfolk maynard, to the steamer Hart
ford; Captain Chas III. Bell, to the Norfolk
maynard; Captain VIM. Z. Hunt, to tn,
slOop-Of-war Leyant; Lieutenant r. Aulick. tC
the receiving ship at Baltimore; Commander
Frederick Chatard, to the receiving ship a
Norfolk; Lieutenant Thomas Roney, to the re-
eeiving ship at Baltimore; Carpenter r. G.
Thomas, to the sloop-Of-war Saratoga, at Pensa
cola; Boatswain p. J. Miller, to the receiving
ship at Norfolk; Purser Henry Etting, to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis Sailmak er ames
X Childs, to the Portsmouth On H. navy.
yard; Alex. w. Csssell has been appointed
acting Sailmaker, and Robert s. King acting
Gunner in the Navy.
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liza national celebration Of the fortieth ami
versary of Odd Fellowship in this country, is to
take place in New York on the 18th instant. The
programme embraces procession of the Order in
full regalia through the principal streets Of the
city, and ball and Grafton at night, with supper,
bano net &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

LORD NAPIER.-As the time for the departure
Oh Lord Napier from among us Of Washington
city rapidly approaches, the expression Of kind
n'nss concerning him nultiplies thick and
.rery one seems sincerely to regret that
ms senis' eountenance is soon no longer 70 be
seen upon Psnn'ylTaaia avenue. He b., made
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m, (cor.
rected for temperature 80 ,313 at noon % .293.
Thermometer, at a. m, 35'; at noon a..
Maximum during "a hours ending H. m to-
day, So; minimum 32'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

IL On Tuesday night last ice was formed 10
u considerable thickness as far South as Richmond
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perhaps more personal friends in Washington
than ever fell to the lot Of o representative Oh
foreign Government whose sojourn In TINS
country has been rs short as his.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09
III E N MIN G. =
AUCTION sALH

BY WALL a BARNARD. Auotioaesrs.
A N EXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY GRO
hAS S6R a.. Il instant, a. 3 oss
lI,a, E.n.ls e G,essF,ss c'ssr'
81 barrel. New Odssns Refined. yellow. Crushed.
u fsIf-cSests superior Imperial and Guppoxdsr
YOUNG Hy son and Black Teas,
Boxes Sperm and Adsmaltins Candies
Boxes starch, Wsshbosrds: Brooms, Buckets.
= Sss. Almonds. pecan and Cream Nuts.
Cases sweet Oil, Gases Bay Rum,
: cases Cstsvbs Brandy. prunes in fancy boxes,
! cases Anshoyles sad Piekles,
P"S G a"G Com .9 s,. sad, Cherries
e boxes Fancy Toilet Soap sad chsviss TobsSco,
Barrel. Whisky. octsves Brandy,
B.rTel. vinssns. SoIs. and barrel. Hernas.
3 barrels Machine Oil. barrels Macssrsi.
With large quantity Of other goods an the grocery
Term. $50 and under cash; over that sum credit
Of % and g. days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE, FOR
SG Ss1rsIs o. P TSSn Ma @ss MSsE,
e oetsves Brsndy, cases London Porter.
quarter casks Port Wine. u hoxes Cheese.
sPs WALL. q BARNARD, krct..
BY J. c. MCGUIRE a CO, Auctioneer.-
ST9sGpSss SAT- At AUCTIoS..oa II, EspAY AZ
s1ctl"9 rooms, ne .hs,l sci, la sum. % suit
300 Bank Of the MetrSpoiis stocs. "'''''' '''e''
SSn Corporation OF Alexandria Stock.
sp cd J. C. Mcguire a CO., Aue,..
By y. c. Mcguire 4 CO., Auction.ors.
Y sILE.-on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
cesnscticGt avenue, near The boasdsT;. ''0H'Hs On
bn ding hsins n font of kslors4s and The @oo ~,
Of ProG yewett, and opposite the green house &C
Terms: One third cash balance in 6. u. and Is
mouths. with interest,
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Al conyeyancns A. the eK Pense Of the purchaser
aps,d = ]. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auc,..
BY J. C. MCGUIRE &.CO, Auctioneer..
FURNITURE AND HorSEH EFFECTS
AT ArcrioS.-Oa WEDNESDAY MORN
NC, April 18th, At 10 o'clock. At the residence Of
N-nou Buildings, we shall sell, portion Of the fur
Rosewood Plush-covefed sofas.
cam Asm ann and r w%d c hal MihHtnot
Mahogs any Dining Table. Card Tables.
Terms: So and d nBSder, as &c over tina, sum
crect 81 ~ and ~ days. for satisfactorily endorsed
aPs-d J. e. McGTIRE a CO.. Aucts.
by J. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE
~, kIei Ell, oy oERANsLIN Row On TIL RS
the premises, we shall SELF parts Of Lots numbered
aud IN Square numbered 2lI. fronting SIS. f.,t ON
north y street, betgeen 18th aud 18th SITS.
Also, the whole of original Lot No I, in Sauara
No 242 fronting 81 feet u inches north y street,
at the corner Of Vermont avenue, running hack gs
feet Inches ON erInOnt avenue. This ~ believed
70 ne one of TIE most bea9tifn building sites for sale
that part Of the city, and will be divided
into suitable building lots.
Title Indi sputable.
Terms: One-th cash the residue IN 6. u. and
TX months with interest, secured by deed m trust
on the premises
aps-d &c. McGUIRE& CO, Anrts
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PRoE HAVANA.
Correspondence ofthe Stay.l


think wrote you that line-of battle-ship
with troops from Spain, arrived last evening.
She brought over a new Lieutenant-Ge neraI.
and a new Governor General is en- route by
another ship, and Concha, the present Cover
nor Is TO be recalled. This forms the chief
topic Of Cuban co. versatiOn now.
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III THOUGH 1.-THE STAR" Il PRINTED ON THE
TAsrKsr STEAM PREss IN USE SOUTH OF bALTl-
MORE, IT'S EDITION so LARGE As TO REQUIRE 1T
TO BK PUT TO PRKss AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADykR-
TIsKMKNTs, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BIZ SENT IN sf
TWELVE O'CLOCK n; orHKRwIsK THEY NAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT pAY.
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By BARNARD: 4 BrcKEY; Gsargetewu.
AFTERNOON, 18th instant, at o'clock, We viii
uins Brci part Of Which are d nSr the bG caSs
ban bank and part on ormes wharf. Green strest aud
the canal The sale will begin at the frst- named
Sale positive and without reserve.
aPs BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auct'rs..
MARsHAL'ssA virtue Of a writ Of fem
w sclss issued from the Clerks OfcO Of the Car
of w ashington and to me directed will expose 10
public ssle for cAsH, IN front Of the Court House
April neIt ISIS Al Il ococE M n: SS ts Gs' de- i
scribed property, To vat; AL defendants CHIT tte.
square No 81, beginning at The southeast corner of
sast e bgm9ns 5sssee north - feet thence
leet 70 ths point OF beginning; together with al aud
thsd the improvements thereon, IN the cit, Of
property Of Robert L. Duey, and will he sold 10
x.I y Rss s SG ia e January term ,s
ct al. W. SEIDEN, MNr,hst
mar Hts Tor the District of Columbia.
III TIE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
until until FRIDAY next the eth inst ss8s hour sHd
sp5u Marshal for the District OF Columbia
IL THE ABOVE SALE ~ FURTHER
postponed until TT ESnAY next, the l4th instant.
aps-ts for the District of Columbia.
By BARNARDS BUCKEY Georgetown.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF PLATFORM
On WEbS&sbaRy frsF S S6EoA s a.isni
at 5h clock, we shall sell ~ auction the rear OF
the Government Warehouse. on Water street,
Wagon scslesl which will weigh up t. ten tons;
This set - ofthe best ma Ike. and In perfect order.
Terms cash IN specie. The scales 10 he removed
within ten days after the salr. NJ. {. MEIGs.
sps BhRS 2Sf q sUckEY SSstf.
By J. c. Mcguire & Co, Auctioneers
EXECUTOR' SSALE or VALUABLE Bull
q 2 P'SI I9Es N6 TSs fIEsT W.Ep.on THURS
the premises, shall sell original Lot No. 10, In
square NO. y, fronting % feet 22d street west,
S PEI, n9rth = nd s,reets rqnninE hack ls
Of feet inches each, running hack the full depth
Terms: On.-fourth cash the residue in 6. r. and
10 months, with interest, secured b, deed IN
ANDREW r. scHNEBI.Y. Ex.c'r.
ap6-d J. q. Mcguire & CO.. Aucts.
By w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.
April - commencing Al n O'coCk, I shall sell Al
my auction room. Iron Hail, large invoice OF tine
EmbroIderles and Lace Goods, consisting an para
Real Medallion Lace Sets and Collars,
Embroidered French Sets and Collars,
Elegant Black Lace MsntlliAs and ShaNls
Real Point Lace SETS aud Collars
New Pompadour Lace Sets,
Black ace Wells aud Coiheurs
Embroidered Muslin Bsnds,
HOnIton Lace Sets aud Collars
heal Ouipure nee Sets and Collars
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Caps
Swiss EmOf"idered Sets, COllarets, Collars Gloves
Fancy Dress Caps, Headdressas, Wreath. Az
foSethef with large collection of new and han
san noIds which should render IT very attractive
Terms at sale. The goods can be examined On Tia
DAY previous 10 the sale.
ap6-d c. w. BoTELER. Auct.
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"rux srAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LKrrRRs
,rS.1xrNs IN TIE wAsHIssTos CITY Posr OTrIcE
iuypxR THE PRovIsIoSs OF rHR Law DIR EcTfNs
rHxN TO sx PRINTED IN THE NEwsPAPKR HAVING
THx LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
or THE orFIcR. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IL
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT or ANY orHKR DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DisrRIcr OF COLUMBIA.
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THE w.ArHrn.-Thsfo following report Of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation 10 about o'clock
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LIST OF LETTERS
hEMAINING in the Post Once, w,

lOrdered to he inserted in the EVENING SrAR, 10
being the newspaper having the largest CIRCULATION
of any daily paper publ shed IN washintton.l
III All persons applying for letters-I IN the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISER.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Two young men, or q gentleman
ID and his wife, can hnd good accommodations on
reasonable terms. at No. $50 & street, between I'd
and 81 Sweets east.
y. S.-HORSE, WAGON and HARNESS For
sale 1t IL hne covered wagon, TT for trading
Apply as above. sp 6 cost
MRS. T.. o. HARRISON, who has kept Con-
WI sressionol boarding house for the last ninete IN
years, WILL on the nth of pri open her house for
the accommodation of permanent and transient
boarders. Those Who desire quiet and comfort
tween ~ and 9th streets, south side. ap7-lm.
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is a. No. 464h 18th street. near the City Post or
nee They promptly nllliree Of charge for delivery
or received through the Post Office. Their Lager
manufactured in Alexandris)is the best now sold
In the United States and their terms are extremely
moderate. They have also on hand q very fne as
sortment Of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices.
fe lu-Sn
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APPS BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Auet'rs.

UrT!IE ABOVE SALE u POSTPONED
until FRIDAY next, the eth inst, same hour sHd
place. w SEIDEN
ap5ts Marshal for the District of { olumbia
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FUTURE DAYS.

By BARNARD. X BUCKLEY; Georgetown
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND HARD
" BuRNKD BRICK AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY
AT LENNON nth instant, al O'Clock, will
sell IN lots 10 suit purchasers, Ion ~ hard burned
Building Brick, q part Of which are ON the cana
bank and part ON Ormes wharf Green street and
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

I" COAL!-COALm
w r Have on hand and for sale a Soft Free
Burning COAL, suitable ior cooking purposes and
small stoves, which will sell az the low figure Of
IS Is poT ton for CASH only.
HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD, sawed
and split stove size; kINDLING WOOD Of all
kinds.
We are also manufacturing WOOD Of all kinds
for cooking purposcs, which we offering low for
cash. : -
Steam Fire Wood Mills, cor 18th IT and
opDo ast end Centre Markst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

H. THE ABOVE SALE H. FURTHER
postponed until Tt ESDAY next, the lgth instant.
w. sELDEN, Marsha
apS-ts Tor the District If Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

DURNETT'S COCAINE, tho best article of
ID the day.
Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorative and Hair Oil.
Dunbar Fluid Maznesia for dyspeptics, sc.
Rat and Insect Poison, Hair Dyes.
And large and general supply of pure Medicines,
&C., at low prices. For sale at
MOORE'S Drug Stores,
ap 9-2w West and East End.
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NOTICE.
L HEREBY, warn and caution all person from
hartoring SAEUDA BRYAN-she is Is years old,
about feet inches high, and dark complexion,
black ewes and black hsir-as will prosecute all
such persons to the full extent of the law.
SAM'L l.. BRYAN, Guardian,
ap9 St. NAVY Yard Hill
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OF MALTA.-The members Of Cru
uI ssders Lodge, No. !, will attend the funeral
of Brother w. III. WINTER, deceased. from his late
residence New Jersey avenue, on SUNDAY
AFTER NOON, at O'Clock. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

u 3 No. 10, !. o. .. F., are requested to attend
the funeral of Brother KREcH, a member of Ger
mania Lodge of BaltlInore.) ON To MORROW
Sunday AFTERNOON, at Ia O'Clock. All mem
bers of the Order in good standing are fraternaly
tod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

REV. J. l.. BARTLETT will p, each
.tS AT the Western Presby terrain church, on
II street west, on SUNDAY next, at II o clock a.
and a. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-09

(NHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Ibave
" inst received 25 half chests of fresh and smne-
ror Black Tea, which am selling at the low price
of 50 cents. Imperial and Gunpowder at IS cents,
worth 81. jos w. DAVIS,
It, Corner 9th and streets
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NEWSPAPERS.

N,HK SCIENTIFIC AMERICAH--A JOURNAL OF PRAC-
j 1ICAL IrFoRMATIoN IN AsT, soisNCs Mn0HA.
h hiGs dHnEk41RSS AshiooIiuS MANUFACTURES
This valuable journal jus. closed lite fourteenth volume
proved the frat number Of which will ON Wednesday
morning Now the hest time 70 commence subscriploos
which viii contain the folio wing valuable interesting
BY draulic Pontoon Dock Illustrated,
krnstropgs Famous Gun. Illustrated. To
Early Experiments In steam Navigation Illustrated.
Rsifosd Sleeping Gar seat Illustrated.
Open Fire Crate Tlus.raed.
s s aH sr Es ssm sn hss' s:ssd Illustrated
Improved Spring Beds Illustrated
gsh Est0 n fSr S.,s Do r, hsrs ;.,sr
S sSs% f Fssi1s ( E. SHsn
p frsveip og u ,bs ci PsnsI.
Improvement In friction Ma.ches.
Fire Crates and Chimnies
f SsI: a S ssI5, .s,.s; s.,,,, Smoke
Curious Facts sbon. the Jost Of War.
s ssif,Dg S 81 silt GSIn Cows.
a UhspSr Of Curiosi.s in Science.
Patent Law Csses Five Reports.
fA s.ssas q Fl fs ri snSs1ser
Lightning Bakeries Remarkable Invention.
The Progre@ OF inytn,i,n
foreign summary X tss and Markets.
HS%s q a. o fs Wss ssnsd v uns a.
Interesting Moves and oeer Tt;
, wnus one OF The most interesting and uetu
The sCIEnTIFlo AMERICAN rs enlarged 10 sixteen pss.
fusd no Ss art ssd suei Weekly 4
The low price 81 Z. per annu unquesonabiy the cheap
haa q s q pss y ne o wSs q
s.Ds 4 % s sy B,oaSn ~: 5:p.s,
phs baltimore and ali cities And % hs r
Hill Paris No ~ Boulevard 81. Martin N' ~ Auusa'o
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LEGAL NOTICES.


<uPHEME ooURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE APPLI.
~ cation Of The Mayor, Aldermen and Commouay Of the
ey Of New York. by the Board Of Commissioner Of De Cen
ta Park relative . the acquisition OF lands for pubc park
Eighth avenues, In the ey Of New Yerk-The Mayor. Alder
and atty Of the oy Of New the Boardo
Of s Central FIt pursuant % DE satate
leg out thereon public place ana 70 authorize the taking Of
hereby give notice 70 the owners lessoss parties and
sons respectively entitled unto Of Interested In the lands
tenenen bereanents and premises hereinafter mentioned
and described that they win apply % the supreme Court
he'd a. We CITY Hall The ny Of Neg YORK On wednes.
day e thereafter a. counsel c:o DO heard r the
eoNed matter 70 estimate In favor of tho several lee
parties and persons Aforesaid Just and equitable com
penaaion for TAXING all those lands tenemens heroda
ard preses Ne the southerly line or side Of 06
and l0h streets and the Fifth and Eighth avenues In said city
and which the said BOARD Of Commissioners of tho Central
Park advisable 70 acquired for the purpose Of extend
Ing said Central Park In the city o. New York. which said
premises laid tbs plan Of said
city under and BY virtue entitled San relative %
touching the laying out Of streets and roads
the city Of New York and fr other purposes" passed April
1907. Dsed May u. 1859
and 70 said Board OF OomminstoAaL
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VyBE WORKING FARMER.
i Fifty cents for six months In advance,
One dollar per an.uy
monthly Journal Edited by Prof Mapes assisted bv
Berry y. Vail GEORGE Warng Henry o. Olcott and j.
Payne Lowe all practical and scientific farmers The s.
months commencing July will include the Theory Of
nures and their Apocaon Vegetable and Root Crops Fruit
ard Trees Eau Preparation Of Soils Winter Preserva
ou OF Crops reports Of Flour Grain And Produce Markes
&c. Published by CHARIEa M .PES
- agricultural Implement and seed warehouse,
Wh'look Building corner OF Beekman Nassau sts N Y
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WINgr3, T,TQUO0g- 40

OsBoRNs PQAT WINE BOTTLED IN oPoRso; ola.
~ refs from Barton Gueeer aud other reputabir 3,r-
desuy boncs viz La K,ee Leville nj. Jalien Cl .eau
hsReanx no. rom 50 80 70 $50 per Pure old asnnel ~
brandy, vintage 1910 10 1885.
II. u, KIRK. wine merchant 50 fulton street
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MATRI@oEIAL PERSONS DESIRING A PICTURE OF
W fnpIe vile or husband also sketch OF their future
pecs ne py sending W specimen OF their haudwrt
ny encoenf 20 cents IN cfarups money will receive
New York Poet Office.
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T compelled 70 southA neat Gothic cottage, carriage
house. four lots in garden at junction OF Fulton avenue and
premises. Ao go acres excellent land part timber and
prairie through In Neuoes county, Texas THIS
exchap ged for Yankee notions dry goods boots shoes
or clothing. Call on A. ]. BERRIAN, on the premises.
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I0OR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-A TWO STORY
boure With wings beautifully located, with outbudiugs
and stable situated in Williamsburg Massachusetts There
about an attached the place, which well
stocked With fruit trees choice fresm Of running water
brought and sable This desirable
country residence and particularly adapted for ncan
moderate and For particulars Inquire Of paw
BON, WARREN HYDE No. Maiden lane, New York. and
Williamsburg, MASS or HARVEY KIRKLAND North.
ampon
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a RrIFrCrAI, TEErH-DR. DURKIN CONTINUES
"A SIuact teeth in two seconds, WIN me :nsnas"
10 he wearer Or. r. @. DURKlN, SIS Canal stree
from Lsurers street,
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nRKNTON FALLS, NEAR UTICA, NEW FORK.
The subs cribsr informs the travelling public hat BIZ hcte
plAce open for the reception vtor and ca1
be reached nom Unca Within an hour By rAihcsd .,
unique and romantic scenery OF hees falls - unv
sslly that the underlined deems only nececny
hs gues that the eltabhed spuaon o. ~ nouee
NJ MOORE Proprie>og.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

NOR SALE AT ELIZABETH. NEW JEEBEY.-THE
subscriber win ae at public SALE on the premises the
perry Morris stree, belonging to the Hager estate
deGaby situated within i've minutes walk o! the railroad
depot wih good walks leading thereto wen stocked with choice
fruit and in She midst Of growing portion Of the city, whore
here already vausb'e surrounding improvements The
property consists Of about two acres o. land with oonMo
ing large part Of The purchase money may remain on
bdpd and mortgage. HORACE f. JONES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

WANrxp-EoARI IN THE COUNTRY FOR LIT
tie girl IL years OF age either the North river or IN
Connecticut preferred; In private family. where there s
young people little girls In the family and whore abe
be taken good care off, stating erms which must be
reasonable, 8. A. l. Herald ohice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

fNoUNrRY BOARDING.-wHrrK HOUSE. LITTLE
~ river, Shrewsbury New Jersey landing either at Red
hank North river or Ocean port South river This house
extensive grounds belonging the houses safe bath
ladies and children Fer particulars cards OF address
apply nj 70 Broadway In the STORE