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SUMNER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHTNG.
- MARSHALI.'S PAVILION,

THIS favorite resort for those seeking heath and
p,t asTse Mv,. Is now open II is situated IN a. 4
Potomac vis~ tjisaS Ea tfs fs
.hose wishing to ayoIt extreme fashion, and seek
As.sna;fmfishlns :, ana Pleasure Boats iiee q
sat water de o ogRlssfs soSRa sea so
snd ard CTshs. SheePh ad and other Fish. There
hls ? ace ana his past n a. cement embrace suff
The sfesmsr st. Nlohoias ' IssVes IssGnsI Isshnston
ever Tuesday at 8 o'clo K. and AlexandTIa at !
o,Slook P Y She will land passengers at the
mouth Shd2en and S per- s
psiiy msi,s from Washington and Baltimore.
or I"1.6e, Inf1T9anon idress the proprietor
te e-lm. R. !. MARSHALL.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
Ib;, AT Al PoINE iook-OuT; MARYLAND.
junction of the Potomac River with the a
nss m sa{ E VIII III be opened BY the
Very bsst style for al PERSONS @ Ts Who he t may wish
sals and quiet retreat where they can have {!
dcioaoss Of the wasor sacb as of SHs All me
Oysters, ,'rabs, &c
Tor TIE accomm datlon Of guests.
hne livery stab kept on the farm
oil Other & usnsg sns und s .Sn G, with
The = bic wi be supplied daily with fresh vsse-
taDes from the garden on the premises and from
the Ba tImore and Washington markets
The best Liquors and Cigars will al ways be found
Board, 50 per day; one week, S12 second week,
SlO four weeks for S35; children and oolored ser,
want hafprioe.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves washinston
Tuesday a. IN and baltimore on Friday at o,
m The half past O'Clock p. m. train from Wash
lngton viii connect at Baltimure w th the boats
reach ng Point Lookout daily also, tri-weekly
stsr Q from Washington, By way Of i.eonaTdtown
Add esa the proprietOrs, at Point Lookout,
washington. u G., or Alexandria, Va.
IN 81 HEFLEBOWER & co Prop'rs
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The Evacuation of Harper's Ferry

The Richmond correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier writes to that paper, under date ol
10th ultimo:
The city to-day is excited from center to cir.
cumference, over the intelligence from Har.
pers Ferry yesterday, that our forces were
evacuating that locality.
Men always like to have reasons. In the prss
ent instance they have neither facts nor rea.
sons Military caution has surrounded the
movements taking place at Hsrper's Ferry
with wall Of secresy as profound as 1t is i'm.
Portant; for, unquestionably the change.
which have been and are being made are the
most significant events Of the present cam
paign. That they have been in conten pl utior
for q number of weeks am personally aware
That they are the results of carefully studied
policy, and not of the pressure of a sudder
emergency, Is equally true; and that they will
not rebound to the welfare of the State or re-
fleet honor upon the military leaders to whom
1t has been confided, is a thought unworthy o.
the time, the men, and the occasion.
Nlrginians are finally awakening to the fac
that they are really at war. 1t is no wonde er
therefore, that the retrogade movement, in tn,
presence OF an enemy, of an army upon whom
they have depended to whip FIVE times theil
number, surrounded as that movement is by
an impenetrsble mystery, should excite thu
fear and indignation Of the people.
An Oriental proverb says: Heaven send
almonds to those who have no teeth" Th,
cotton and other States have been pouring int
the Old Dominion their volunteers by thou
sands; but if natives are to run in every fight
retreat before every approach, and perm
their soil to be occupied without an attempt t
Wrest 1t from the Invading grasp, public ardo
will soon be cooled, and the sympathy nov
extended here will soon be removed to Ten
nessee and other border States, where the hant
Of mensce is likewise uplifted
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nS FESLER. the skillful Operator on the Eve
- ana cor has arrived in Washns ton, and
open-d IN orfics, No 444 Eighth street near Penn
sJlvana avenue, where he will treat all diseases
IHc37 Selcste orgaus. DIR. FFsLRR is regu-
larly educated physician and Surgeon, who has
cevoted ten years OF his ProfegsiO a. life to the
Fesler will give medical ard surgical treatment to
diseases OF the Throat, Lungs, beart. Liver Com
Diseases. Female Complaints also treated with
SUCCESS. Ia -lu
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
III. III. LOOMS, NJ; d., the inventor and pAtentee
oitns MINERAL PLATE TEETH,
tends personally at his ofhoe in this city 8
Many persons nan wear these teeth who <dI0
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear ethsrs
who cannot wear those.
Persons calling At my once can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
RooIhs in this city-No. 33s Pa avenue, betvesp
sth and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Phi sdel
bnlAs oc Is If
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IL Recant explorations have quite exploded
the Pretense that the largest cities In the world
would be found In the Orient There 10 nothing
after all, either in China or Japan, or anywhere
else. that can vie with London, In point Of size
population, manufactures and commerce Paris
indes1tcones highest London In these and other
r,sPecs but shs is nevertheless some distance be-
hind the elder city. BY the census, just made the
population OF London Is stated at ,Su0 900, show
Ing an Increase within about six years Of nearly
500 900 persons In this particular IL 10 probab BILE
that London surPasses every other city In the
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
~ OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs KEREbtfTH arvR TSs.e I, asss. isss
sbly to the Provincns ofthe ordinance Of the Cor.
Iorat,on .plyoyed May u. 1850, the undersirned s
now prepared, "wheneyor REQUIRED in writing and
on pre- payment Of the foe Of hty cents to inspect
examine test, prove, and ascertain tho accuracy OF
Every meteor. iffound INCORRECT, viii be condemned
and smother, sealed szd marked ~ true. VIII be
set In pS place: II proved to he scou-ste in its
and again put in position for use.
oGoe No. $40 Seventh street, (Rear Odd Eel
.ows hallD Open from a. m, to =. n.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
~ H-d Inspector and Sesler of Gas Meters,
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GJTh Nashville Gazette saws: Cap. Dick
Bell "A n phew Of HoD. John Bell, bottom
plantsrn In Coshoms county, Mississippi, has
ninety men-most all wealthy plauters-well
mounted and armed with minaie rides aud bswie
knives, and having every convenience for camp
life. furnished at their own cxpeDse-ready for
Immediate service s54 80 f...A -
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Q l0-IaW
MASH N6TON
w PR whence HOSPITAL

Nv ASH NdION
W PR VIDENCE HOSPITAL
This Institution, WIN h is under he oontrnl and
direction OF Slste; of Charity, experienced in
nurslng and hospita msnagem mt, is now open to
the public Itis Located sho toI ,tance south a~t
cf the apitol and Immediately opposite tn we'll
known arroi man ion, Second street east.
The bul digs are spacious and, with tn alte a.
tIons eeenty made, we adapted to hospital pur;
poses The grounds are ensive and well laid
out, AID tast hlls orna:nen ed tl choice fruit
and shade trees, evergrecns, an lowerlIg sL uDs.
Fr0 dencs Hospital is ad .nirahly sui ed to pa
tie Is wish ns to aval !hemse YES OF the adj an
tates of no pit-l and vet enj ~ all the com Orts
AID q let of q pri 40 house. All pc sons sufsr
ing OH casualties or nnn-co tlgiOus dI eases re
curing surgica or med:cai tire atment wi be ad
INIT upon, compyins with the regulations and
oondl ions of the Instiiu ion.
, Pati nts WI be recei ed in the ards at four
dollar per week, O. by arrangement can have prI-
.aie rooms on a-Onabe terms Tn will re-
oetv- q the care and attention cir cases may re:
9ulre from Ir. j. nj TONsR, the Physician and
Surgeon IN charge of the house, exc pit when a pa
tent prefers to employ his own physio an It ie
desLS ned to We all the memb 70 Of h medical
profession ~ tne Ds lot an equa Ity Of privt ges
n tnls institution, and every physician who MAJ
haze case in It MA rest assured that his pa lent
VII Re carefully nursed aid his medical dir .utions
HXRcnt-h IA ga lin
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EEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, "a,

Mrs. 3. J. NcCORMlCk, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session Of tnIs InstitntInn
Will commence on Tuesday, September 18th. IN the
RouEs Isosntly occupied W Sylvester Scott, Esq,
No. $50 King street.
The course of study pursued viii comprise all
the branches requisite 30 q thorough English Edu-
cancn, and Msslc, French, Latin and Drawing, il
desired, ~
IN addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive q limited number of pupils az
boardeTs, who, oopsttuting,. part Of her own fam
lily, viii be under her iTnmediats care and supervi-
sion. She Will endsavor as far possible to sur
rouGd thcm with tho comforts and kindly influences
OF Home. - =
:. .Rsfusness.-R SEQ. Fl. Norton, Rev. DIR. Ehss
Harrison, Rey. d. F. spngg, William II: FoVle.
Ess., Henry MeIbutJ, Ess, Levls MeKepIle
EsS,, EEssS, ke6ert II. Hunt1n. EsS M ID. Mallseh
Entwisle, gr., Ess., Col. Jokn W. Minor, Londour,
Messrs. Blacllook & Marshall. Messrs. Corse
Brothers. :
TKRHs.
Board, with Tuition In g. the English Branches.
e1oo for tho annual session-psysbs ssnI-annuallJ,
Music and Language 90 st Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. au 2s-tf
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II CARRIAGES.
L n 4 Subscriber having made add itions to his
factory, making il now one OF the largest. HR .
in the District. whore his facilities SS3ayS&
for manufacturing CARRIAGES audAS46
LI6h 4 .G0NS OF eli kinds CA not be sur
passed, and from his long exPerisnoe in the bust
ness, he hOpes 70 give general satisfaction.
All ri ads of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
d Is IF corner of Fourteenth And 4 ats
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OFFICERS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
the Capture Of .ns ssver s can nave thar ot
Bounty and Head Money promptly attended 30 By
applying 70 OF addressing c. P. WALLACE.
washirytaa u G, ,- ia ta-H
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FORM OF GUARANTEE,

-oertifJ thst ha- proper fhclli
ties and-able 10 flu f contract for fu nj hi n,
stationery for the Department of State du ius the
year ending June 81, 1861, should - bad be 40
O. pied. je6-w4w
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: III Despite the hard times there are ave places
Of auaussmsnt Nightly opea In New York.
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limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
49, n
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
OH ard after Thursday, May l6, 1861,
PASSENGER BErwRRN

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 Is and 7 10 q. m,
anu 80 and IS p. arriving at Baltimore at s. 50
and so ID. an 4.a6 aRd 7S0 p. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE a 4.90 and % q. m. and
SAP and B p IN arriving at Washiny ton at O. 10 and
II. 10 q. N. aud IS and Is o. m.
Passenger Trains isavins Washington At = lO q.
m. and 45 p m, and Baltimore AZ 8 b q. IN and S
Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lngton at $50 4. m and Is p. m.
PASSENGER Trains leaving W ashingtOn at AIS AID
7.l0 =. m and ~ p, m. maze direct connexions at
Bait!moIs for PhiladeIphia, New York. Boston,
All articles Of freight mot oontrabsnd of war;
will be transported over the line. Tonnage Trains
will cave gaitImOre st 20 q. m. Leave " ashing-
ton st Up. IN.
By order of the Secretary of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
IN I6 General Manager,
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UW-PRICED CARPETINGs.

Just Ived and for sale at the old sfard of Cls-
gett Dodson No. 4 Market Space, q ffesh SUP pply
of super NGRAIN CARPETlNGS, which will
be sold q a.tonishingly low
E1oeIlent All wool Double Ingram, at 62f cents,
worth 87h cents. : y
Ditto aI 81 cents, worth IS Ditto at S7x worth 5o
Also, q full stock OF shades and Mnterlals for
Shades Mosquito Nets, Picture Cords, &c. :
JAMES OODSON
ie l8 cost No. Market Snaca
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN =. DOVE CO.
<AkE NOW prepared 20 execute any orders viii
which they Ipay be favored IN the :
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FISfIN0
BUSINESS.
III Store on Sth street, q few doors north OF Pa
avenue, wlere Glay De found q comsl6 Assortment
Of CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEA NJ and
WATER FIXTURES. iad-Iy
SNYDER,
L. FL UMBER AND GAS FILTER.
. Has removed TO the corner OF Twelfth and r sts,
He is prepared to introduce Water and 6as upon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
He has on hand Q lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which be will sell less than COST, ss be
Wishes 20 get rid of them. noI7
w GAS XTURES.
w Have IN store, and are dal y receiving, GAS
FATURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
And finlsh superior style to anything heretofore
offered in this market. We invite oitizens general
Y TO call and examine our stock Of Gas and w ater
selected stock in Washington.
All Work In the above limo intrusted 70 eur osrs
Will be promptly attended to.
MYERS McaHAN.
mAf S-0 316 street.
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- AND MANTlLLAs.
We are closing out our stock al great sacrifices
for cash. ~ which we ssk the sPsci.l attention Of
jeAH st 528 seventA atrsst, shove 70. sv.
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IT 8. MILITARY ROUTE
-. SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains wIIl leave the Depot at
York. Trains wi arrive Al To- =. m and as n n.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Genl NJ ansger.
ma N lChrOn, Intel. and Repub.l
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= Just arfivsd At sMIfH,s, 10. $50 sessnth
fefN GppSssis,s pgpSs shs Peg os a5Fs ss q!
VAlIcES, CARPET BAGE, S8IRT CEL
LAR3, TIES, HATS and CAPS. n B.-All of
tie abOysnamea goods for sale At Nor faeru
ma ~ 1m q SMITH Ci0tf,aT
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have been purchased, in all some 5000 5000 bbs.
They now held at SC.
HAY continued in steady demand with sales Of about
1000 bales at 90c- 96c. for shipment
6USsY BAGS were in improved request and prices
higher, with sales bore and IN Boston AT III Nc l2c
GUMy GorH more active; sales OF 2e0 baee 70 so
out Of market we're made for Philadelphia and $50 saes
n Boston at l2c. 1#4 M
HoPs in fair request, with sales Of 2oo oaies ~
26c 32c for new; old were quiet and nominal 80 .
lRos was duh, with small sales Of Scotcn PW ~ siS
$40 80 cash, ex ship.
LndE-The demand was moderate. me sales embraced
about 200 bbls common at SOC. ,.,
Ons-Ihere was fair demand Tor iinseeo, ana safes
were max ing In obbing lots, at SOC Ole. The follow
g notice OF the New Bedford Market for the past week,
is from the Whaaess Skipping Lta;-Sperm has been
in fair demand The transactions Tor the week include
sales Of 736 bbs In parceslS6 bos at 81 43 200 do
10 de- fair 260 do inferior at prices not TRANSFERRED
The market closes FIRMLY holders asking 81 80 for good
oil The only transactions In whale Is sale Of 10 bbls
South Sea at Soc per gallon. Misunderstanding done
PRoysnoSs.-Pork-The market was inactive, with
SIT rs SAT ezh. Beef steady with sales Of about
isl bbs at s. rs 50 62 for repacked mess, and $40
$40 62h for extra; prime mess was quiet at Sl5 So
Beef hams firm, with sales at SIS Lard is steady
but less active with sales Of 400 bbs and terces at 10c
. 10hc Butter and cheese were in fair demand, and
prices unchanged Dressed hogs In fair request at
5kc a 75sc for Western ami 73sc. INC. for city.
REihe GALES embraced about 100 casks at 4c per Id.
SEEDs 200 bags clover made at $50 Prices
ranged, according to quality, from SIC. TO SIC.
SUGARs-The sales embraced about 100 hhds. includ
ing low and refining grades Of Cuba at 4ssc. Be- and
500 New Orleans 56e Inferior and for far and
<OO boxes Havana brown az &c.
WHEKEy-rhe market was firm, with sales OF oVO Dds
at 1870, some held at 19c
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kchr Nickersou Henderson FsnandinA Donnss Potter
schr Pratt Sherman. Charleston Wallace Sherwood
sehr Hare Booth Union I.lsnd.s.arsss cls.rmsa Co.
seSr New YORK. dOOd is sosios-J Dayton Sco
steamer sSR a. JsI. sI Jss SssSssy N.spo
HuHsvs Pest S VIII %d:s ara pas
74s0, sgaslIzea brig Km Brown, bound n
and passengers Richardson Co. 2th inst 90 PM %
FyIg PAN Shoals gsssef steamship p n = 80
Thomas Baltimore with mdse
John Colts TSlsS%as,sa slsws Gsnao, Avg
n chip o sfR ps GSe a sy %
$50 tons guano which was shipped barks Colcord and
Bark Linda p. Of liverpool Turner Rio Jsneieo Nov H.
with sa eS'1 ssssS' %
va Hampton Roads days gaano, walsh, Carver
Brig Cuba Cof Mbndgs, strou Cape Hayen, Jan T. via
T.
s. P G S sss Ts %. .ssss
ssp Granite q Boston steering ship Granite Cruise sailed
schr orrls m Anderson. PORT Pat 81 days. with hides
Sss TSSss Ssslnssss1 s nc sssss
Leroy Osborn Norfolk days, with Cotton &C. to SAT
Schr Spirula Hutchings, Virginia, days.
Schr Ann Turner Clifford, Virginia. days.
Schr NJ II Mifiin Smith Philadelphia. days.
Schr Flora Bush Provincetown via New London, days
Schr J Goodspeed, Pereau Fall River, days.
SChr NJ Rogers, Avery, New Haven for Virginia.
Steamer Delaware, Cannon. Philadelphia.
Steamer Dawn Perry. New Bedford.
Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Bridge from Matanzas via Hampton Roads with
part of cargo (guano) of ship John Cottle.
Brig Kentucky, Pendleon from Buenos AyTes, Nov 10
Also, three barks and two brtgs, unknown.
SAILED
Steamship Asia Br Liverpool passed the Battery at l0l5
AND; ship Grinnel London barks Means Cadiz Tro
vatora Monevideo William MatanZas; briggs Carl Oden)
Cork; st Mary Aux Cages; Argyle, Barbados; Jones'
Charleston; schrs Clara Cornwen, Granada q III Cook
Jacmel Ralph Post, Mobile.
Also steamships Florda and Mount Vernon, savannah
Lopez Rotterdam Emerald Isle savannah baks Foster
Marseiles; Reindeer, Havana.
Wind OF sunset NV, and fresh.
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Port OF new York, january 30, 1861.

CLEANED
Steamship Florida, Crowcll sayannah-samucl Mitchl
A Son.
scamshp Mount Vernon, Layhcd, savannah-H Crom-
well 20.
steamship Nashville, Murray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Tiles
ship James Lopez Amy Rotterdam-A Leary
ship Amazon, Hoyey, London-E Morgan Wiley
A Wendt a Co.
ship Augustus Bell, New Orleans-w T Frost.
ship Coincidence, Sears, New Orleans-w Nelson Sons.
Bark II Nennard wyman, Brsol-walsh Carver a
Chase.
Bark Home, Clifford, Dublin-walsh, Carver A Chase.
Bark Taayera, Merfithew, Bucnos AyresR Buck co.
BARK Cientu e Cole Cienfuegos-pcnvert Co.
BrQ Arabela, Lindsey Acknowledgement Railroad Co
Brig Fsnorc, Partridge Arruyo-ya,ea Porterded a 90
Trg Charles Wesley, Fond Saqua-Walah Garner 1,hase
7 pry 6 A White White, Charlcslon-Mo0rc iicnr
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MICH COWS.
The demand was moderate and previous rates were
fully supported. Prime blooded COWS much wanted
and never fail to command full prices The bulk Of the
offerings were to fair, however, and only few
brought over $40 per head The receipts at the various
wards for the week and last week were as follows
AHotons Bro'cning's Chambalin's. OBr'ens
This week 10 20 80 %
Iast week IS IS ~ %
VEAL CALVES.
with moderate supply at all the yards, the market
was pretty nrm and full prices were generally realized
The quality generally fair. The receipts at the
different yards for the week and last week fol-
This week. 219 30 II 30
Last week. 29l 70 II 70
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The general features Of the market remain without
essential alteration The supply fair and the quality
full az good usual large proportion Of the offerings
were sold at about "a per head but the range from
% 10 IS So and extras brought high &c. Tho
total receipts Of the various yards for the week and last
week were as follows -
Au0son's. Bro,csino's. CAansberiins. OBrien's.
This week. ;. 4S3 .S23 648 1,4D
Last week.. 243 1764 2,aI3 zoos
SWINE
Were rather more plenty, but tho demand was good,
and previous prices fully supported, ranging from
SIC. to &C, including all kinds.
RECAPITULATIoN.
The total receipts at all the yards for the week and
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House and lot W. cor 9th av 44th ST. 20 900
Do. adjoining, on 9th av., 25x75. 1900
Do. n. 9. cor. Sd av and 39th st., 24xl90. 14,A00
BY James NJ Miller.
House and lot n. e. cor I'd and 49th So 800
Do No. Ashland place. 100
Do. No. Ashland place. .............. $3.50
lots g. 9Th st., $50 feet av D........... $500
House and lot w. g. ay d. " feet g. 10th stu. ALSO
houses and lots adjoining on the south ...... $3.50
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT or BNAEELED FURNITURE FOR
n SIS In AZ coors, Of warranted manufacture Also
solid chestnut Ebanlbef hps plain and ornamental az a.
y FARRINGToNs, S6s Canal street, opposite Wooster,
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 80, 1851


BEEF CATTLE.
Seldom have the vast yards at Alertons Wash
ipgton Drove Yard packed with marketable truck
the regular market day, in consequence Of the small
sales Of Tuesday, there exposed for sale to-day
Aud seldom have seen such general transformation
from jolly good natured set Of drovers and brokers to
dismal lugubrious squad Of individuals paraded the
yard to-day in quest of customers. The market was
truly the dules and most Improbable one which we
have witnessed for a long, long time, and af-
forded ample justification for the long faces which
the drovers And it actually necessary that
the entire number should be sold to-day because it
ascertaned that to yard them another week would
be to s greater loss, as was understood that
large number by, and would have been sent
in for the market to-day haa not the receipts been so
very heavy. Strange to say the average quality was
much superior to what generally expected with such
heavy arrivals and there were quite number Of prime
CATTLE though with very many ordinary to fair 1t
rather difficult task TO select them. The inferior grades
reduced to 51lc. per pound and not few sold
low 5hc. The total receipts at Allertons for the
week 3,221 head and at all the yards 3,993 head,
against 701 head last week.
The receipts at the various yards follows
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CORPORATION NOTICE. "A RESOLUTION HAS BEEN
~ presented TO tbs Board of Aldermen for sewer In
Fourth from Thirty ninth to Thirty street. and
through Thirty 10 IS feet of Fourth
Parties having objections 70 the viii send their objec
lions directed TO the Chairman Of the Committee Sewers
Board o. Aldermen, No City Hall. -.
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A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING PLEA
"A SAINT little house and having few spare Rooms, will
dispose Of them 10 single gentlemen desiring full partial
Board Terms Moderate Best Of reference given
place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

bath attached; two large Bedrooms, Parlors and front
Basement gas and all conveniences for housekeeping
private house and good neghborhood street. Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

N ed having the modern improvements, To let with
Boarc together separately Terms reasonable Dinner
O'clock Call at Il Seventh Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

DENT TAKEN IN B0ARD-TO LET, FIRST GLASS
III brown stone House. In Lexington avenue, Fortetl
street The rent will be taken In Board by the fami
ly who will furnish their None but responsible
parties need apply Possession Immediately Apply 70 T.
NcELvY, l37 East Thirty fourth street