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RY F1TUH 4 FOX,
ID Real E,tats Broker, and AHefro...,,
Ne. 410 Seventh st, opposite Post One


ID Real E,tate Broker, and Auet,on..,s,
Nc 41O Seventh st, opposite Post on ce
TRUSTEES SALE LEOFyALUABIE IMPROVED
frTR0PnRTY At The CosNER or I3TH
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated the stb Of
e Sc 3 asd 1SSO6fod I'd ID in ,.a5 LseT 9
Of wsshn gon county IN the District Of CoIumia
a1es : M ss sr ss ;H ses$i:o: III ina;
parcel OF ground, being part Of Lot s. in sIuare
neI OF said lot: and thence running due north by
and with the line Of 18th street 81 feet theme
point and runnins srdly by and with the line
at Fight snsss so sed asspne eenSG ~ s ,,
s inches, thencA by q line drawn northwardly IS
emo Of the second line described feet and thence
by ths ast TO he end OF the sec ond line,
the northeast corner of the Piece of ground hrJu
inbefore described by and west of the CONTINUATION
OF the 9Th described line 20 the public alley at the
The improvements consist OF q large tw .. story
ing twelve rooms with gas, water sBd other CON.
veniehcee' well suited Tor q business property or
Terms Of sale: Three THOUSAND dollars OF the
purchase money 70 be paid in cash, and the resi-.
months with interest II the term" Of sale are not
complied with IL five days frcm day Of sale, the
property wall be resod At the risk and cost Of the
veysncinR at purchasers cost. A deposit of s500
will ~h6 R5shRT af sx = T4g.,s.
sc 29-d6ds FITCH FOX. Auets.
A UoT 9 N
will he sold, at public auction. at tie wharf of
the United States Naval Academy, AnnapoIis
Md CT TUESDAY, the 18th day OF October neNt.
WHALE BOAT.
10 OsMALL LAUNCHES CshipsD
Persons wishing to purchase boats OF this kind
can Inspect them BY making sepIlo.tion 70
Terms cash on delivery. sc % I'd
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IEBEG's Mat BISCUIT;
IL LON DON BISCUITS;
BEkTc WATER CRACKERS;
E1NpOk pYsPlPeIA CRACkERs;
ITALIAN PATE;
NkhMICELLIEe
MACCARONT
PARHEsAs CHEEsI;
Just received a. n W BURCHILL
AUS Vi - - ~ sIges,
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AUCTION SALES.
DY FITCH b FOX,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctisnsers,
No. 40 7th street, opposite Post Osaoe.

b Real Estate Brokers and Auetiensers,
Eo. 40 7th street, opposite Post Once.
UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY ON NEW HAMe-
f%siN % .Sb Il sFt sFREkrst, At sFsfrfSs .GcrISs.
or IGEspAf, 0ftoeeI S. At O'Clock ?. N: We
10 e ssn. sGs Il o. Sa1. ..':
sreeste fron,g ge Of ie4 feet on New hampshire
avenue, and Lot No. Il has also a frontage on 2lst
Terms: One fourth cash; b.l.uce in s. lis, and
Be sseursd Sy tn eeeS of trust on the ppemisss AZ
tot ncinR snf ct amps at purchasers cost $50
dss .ss; 81 q. q each lot rsauirfsai firoH FOX Auc
ID ,Auc!iOneer, and Ke.l Estate Agents.
No. S26, Southeast corner OF 7th and sts.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF TWO LARGE
s5mi BLaGk wAGHGT BEspsTftD
SF 9Eor6Ss
90 1853, shall sell q Green . William, xue;
nd ;sPse.s, ), order OF os the Hon. Orphan =
Court Of WASHINGTON county, in the District
The late Cyrus aoors, deceased.
m,m HrrssEis ssiIS P4y1si Wfisrsas. t,f,.:s1 sns,.
10y JOstPH KIILEY,,
No. s Ms:a .9a n.sf nsTs
~ H9gsE No. SIS ffrn STREET VEST,
AT AUCTION.
S sfpeAx Il as1. tn. + fny s s
n re.icsnee OF a se.tl. .man nan who viii leave the
tween L and NJ streets north, an assortment
OF Househe tnI Riture, consstiog IN part of
Yes .6d cia S.9,s. sst ed good
WWhIasDot, walnut Centre Table and Lounge
Drt ssfnR Bureaus, Wardroses ana Wsshstands
One W alnut GXtepsion and other Tables
Cane Seat Chairs and Rsckers
Cook ing stove and Utensils, and Chamber Stoves
And other articles too numerous to enumerate
Terms cash. JOS. II, KELLEY
ee 2g-2t RepN Nl Auctionaers
llY Q0OPER LATIMER Ancffnnear.
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i r L = L ~
Enp MI-ra nE

i r L - L N
Formula OF
DR.. JOHN WILKINS.
jy4-eesp BALTIMoRE, Md.
DRoPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
BEaDqrARTERs IsT MILITARY DrsrRrcr,
OFfIcE CHIkF CoMNssARY or cUBsIsTINcEA
Richmond Va, Sept AZ, 1859
sealed Propeeals IN duplicate viii be received
~ the once Of Brevet Capt. Henry dsrcstte lYth
pAI; Yfober 18th, 1853. 81 IL m =, for sappiyins
tne y nIteo states Subsistence Department vifS
FkEsH bkEF at Petersburg, VfreInia for 81.
mopths from November lst, 1859 or such iess ii n
ss me Oomnisssry General OF slbsistence NAV
Bidders are requested 20 be preteut 20 respoud 20
tneir pioe, and be prepared to give bonds FOR the
iu1nllment OF their contract.
heyefofarh hTenfofohs' re9uirenentss psyB,ns: So., ss
Bvt. Mai and Chief oommissar. subsi.tenos.
sex o. first Military District
pROPOsALs FOB FLoUR.
OFFICE DEPoT CoMNssARy OF sussrsry,cr,
WARRINGTON = wSSTfsS 4 SSsTsfssSsn0sr Is 1850 {
fifty Barrels Family aud One Hundred Barrels
best No FLOUR, 20 be delivered al the e1b.is-
tenoe storehouse, Monument Ground, Ieh
Other conditions made known by the UNDER
rrpsSsas s received until 1, m. tn. "a q ocso-
De ~ 2. 81 C:.s. A.
SURVIVORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
- wAsHISeroS, ID. O., sept Fl, 1853.
GRADING AND eRAyELIHG SAMSON
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THRoUGH LINE BETwEKH wAsHIN0rou
fhHihIAPfasalA' NV TosH.A AID &0a
Trains between wAsHINGT0E AND HBw
tORk are nov run follovs. via:
FOB EEw Y0Bk, ~iiAcss okasss of ears
Leave daily (excspt Sunday u D A N, snl
12:4s and p. n.
FOE PHILADELPHIA
leave daily except tundayD at D A. n. ax
IL as and 80 p n.
OH SUNDAY.
Iesye fcr New York st $40 r. Il, snc PhiIs-
del phfs st sac r. -.
only,
Throush tickets to Philsdelphia, Hev ora or
Boston can be had af the Station on3oe oil no urs
the day, Also, st the Company Once, No.
to6 Pennsyiysnis avenue Passengers arc nasina
tickets st the Avenue once csn there arrange %
hsve their besfage called for and checked st th.sr
residence, taken he depot, and put in the baa-
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertise ms.s
Tor sehsdule betMeen Washington, Balti more, An
J. L. WILSON. haster o. Transportatisa.
l. n. COLI, Geperal Ticket Agent
no0 GI0. q. KOeNTZ. Aren't. vsshinston.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Mg,r.
NO. s26, Southeast osrner OF 7th aud streets
A HANDSOME TwO-sTORY FRAME hoUsE
AND LOf. FRONTING ON 24TH srREET
WhST, BETWEEN AND N STREETS
NORTH, AT AT, TION
IL On WEDNESDAY,, 29th inst at o clock
E" m. We sh all sell, on the premises, a GOOD
tive story frame House, with six large
rooms, gas, water. fine yard brick stable, tron
tI On me alley; the above property being q good
Terms: 81 $40 cash: balance in 6. II aud Is
months, for notes bearing interest aud secured By
deed Of trust en- the premises. Stamps, &c, at
cost OF the purchaser. Sleo do on the day OF sale
se25d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
RH COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- (kuccessors to J. @. McGuirc Il 90 D
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and Ilth street.
SUPERIOR LIBRARY AT PUBLIC AUCTION
YUn WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY EVEN-
INGs, September 29th and S0th ls59 at q, O'Clock
at our auction rooms, we shall sell very superior
erature -'
Terms cash. Catalogues now ready for distribu.
ton. COOPEK & LATIMER
sc - u hep Auctioneers.
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CHANCEBY SALE OF IMPROVED Pho p.

ERTY,
-e< In pursuance Of a decree OF the Supreme
~ Court of the District of Columbia, passed in
E.E cause in Equity. No. 1,26S, wherein John
eeibel was complainant and George Seth Il
and 30 phia Seibel were defepdan the under
signed IS trustee, appointed by the said decree.
viii Sc st public suction. on MONDAY. the 25th
day of October, 1859 at o clock p 10 the real es
tate In the proceedings mentioned, to wit the
north middle fourth part OF Lot numbered 49, in
square numbered 405, fronting IA feet ia inches on
Sth street west. The Improvements consist of a
three story Brick House and Outbuildings
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decres are /:
One third OF the purchase money to be paid in
cash. 100 OF which must be deposited uith the
auctioneer when the biz is accepted and tbs res
ldue in equal fnstalnents in one and two years
from the day Of sale, secured by otss and deed of
trust. W
=. All stsmps and conveys ysncing at the expense OF
the purchaser.
JOHN d MCPHERSON. Trustes
COOPER LATlMER,
Sc E-ee5w&ds kepus1 AucttOneers
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,"aS isa,,. q number OF about 500 in the passage
cann'sI AZ TO the committee room OF the Common
,lescr, where very large table, spread with all
the &,tons Of "cheap yiands,n was laid out for
Hs purpose OF appeasng their voracious appetites
! IRE they elbowed and crowded each other In their
1rngry and thirsty eagerness to 'get bite and .
drink and bid defiance to the futile efforts of
Honor and the other officials looked patiently on
and appeared to enjoy the relish with which these
unterriied electors devoured that which so gen.
erously provided. The heads OF the local govern
ment are always sure OF due appreciation OF their
efforts In this line, and no bad weather can suiice to
keep or their s'annual callers"
HO0ey's Minstrel Hall and the Park theatre were
well patr0nized, both at the matinees and In the
evening, as was also the entertainment given by
Signor Bitz at the Athenaum, Clinton street.
In the evening there were innumerable private
parties given, aud the day was brought to close in
q festive manner.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
AMgSEMExfS.

The following were the attractions last night
Pixies, la Chanson de Fortunio" and lies Ba-
vards;" French theatre, 'Genevieve de Brabant;"
Wallack's, "speed the Plougn;" Broadway theatre,
1.-The Emerald Rings" Olympic, "Humpty Dumpty;'
Niblo's Garden, "After Dark" Woods Museum,
.Ernani;, Bowery theatre, .srhe Blacksmith OF
Antwerp Park theatre, Brooklyn, .The Lancas-
shire Lass" Brooklyn Academy of Music, ''SulI
Waters Run Deep:'' New York Circus Christmas
pantomime, "Blnc Beard;, Tony Pastors, abroad
way and Bowery,' and the minstrels.
With few exceptions the theatres were thinly at
tended yesterday evening The counteracting
influences OF the weather and the occasion generally
combined to prevent many "cas" at box offces.
Indeed, some establishments might Just as well nave
closed altogether the fact being that while the in
ducemens were, doubtless, tempting the day Itself
was decidedly opposed 70 theatrical representations
few matnees were held, yet not with the most en-
couragng results. The entertainments at nearly all
the public places OF amusement were the same rs
nave already been gwen during the week.
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ase and xyss
Sailed wind wsw 70 and Nw,-BarRs Marathon Peter
Jan izAr.iysa brig St Martins ransisr. sasan-
Berlin Gl bndut.ch, Bremen VIZ VIZ
s ssE
ssspo coney
ssy sss MsEe Nwsss N.Y.
Dec sAvsd .cAr Sophia oruse Mas
TkRNASDiN1 Fla, Dec ss-Arrved schr Carrie Melvin,
HoisEs' HOLE. Jan l-pu. in, ..sam.hip. Sereu.,
Sss Alice for RIO dlands
Cleared .s sshI Edna Rsrwood, Harwood, barbados.
tons of and from wiscasset Charleston NYork Geo
s9orf Gen Grant, Orchard % Portland for samoTs Annie
q Rive.
Avery, NY FOR Boston Nellie Brown Higgins
ssHsss Htssa % 81
slst Mn port schrs Emily ni Hiiars Tri6bs for sa
Ann Tor NYorf Hunter, Orr, from Provdence
NEW LONDON, Dec so-sailed. schrs J o'Donohue,
Smith, sata River Ga Thomas Fitch, Pettgrew, Virginia
ds. Pee ass. rsis
Cleared ship Gsrmania. Eyers, Bremen; earks Ann 4
Alice Messenger Biboa St Peter, Goodwin Antwerp; Bra
z HILBERT Falmouth for orders schrs Sophia wilson, No
well, Csrdenas; Minnie Reppier, oorson, Zaza Bertha
Souder, Wooster, Boston.
!, PORTLAND, Dec 3oIArrved, steamship Franconis
Sherwood NYork; brig Martha Berry, Chase, Elizabeth
port schrs Brosddela crowel Baltimore; Ida Wheeler
Dy rSaassaf 1s re wssSs 9
Sailed Bark Phenix schr Hattie Sampson, and ohers
PORTSMOUTH, Dec 29-Arrived, sehr Moody, Clark,
PROVIDENCE. Dec sl--Arnvea, schrs Marsare. Lucy,
Crossey, and Red jacket, Averll, Baltimore. -
SaledSchrs Joseph Fish, Turner Jacksonville; George
Squres, Tmmons; Vapor, Boga and Ann Caret Westcot
Baltimore Randolph, Adams, Philadelphia Abbott Law
.Ro6KLAND, Dec as-Arised, schr Herald, Hall, New
York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec lo-Arrived. ship woosung BIZ.
Brown, Newcastle, NSW.
l6th-Saled. bark Niobe, Weston, Mazatan.
SAVANNAH, Dec 26 6-Arrved, schr Wilder, Heather,
Cieared-ship John Mann (Br), Mann, Liverpool.
2h-Arrived, bark Melbourne Br) Hoxton Boston schr
Emma, Munro, NYork.
Key West; schr Fred Smith, Smith. Porto Rico
2Sh-Arrlved, schr Grand Pre- (Br), Gormley, Boston,
WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 30--Arrved, schrs L Glover,
Ingersol and Ella Pennel, Mitchel NYork; Oneida, Da
Wis, Boston.
Cleared-schr Greenland, Park. Boston.
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HONOLULU Dec 5-Thc ship ceyion, OF Brewer 4 Co.'S
Boston line, which sailed the 23d nit for New Bedford
had large and valuable consisting in part Of 2
gallons OF sperm oil 1913 do whale oil and 1885 pounds
of wbaebone. The Hawaiian ship Iolani Of the line,
has completed her cargo Of oil bone and win for
New Bedford on the sh inst.
The American bark Bhernr has also cargo OF oil and
bone, and viii sail for New Bedford about the 18th
The Hawaiian bark Pope has cargo oil,
bone, furs hides and WOOL and viii sail for
the 18th inst.
The British Garsiang sailed the ~ for Bakers
Island 70 load gnano for Liverpool ~
for New Rcdford, and viii obtain fun cargo Of between
Il e that The ship wa. damaged isp By ground
Ing on Howland Island and caac here for REPAIRS which
The wnasship Awsshonks, about which fears were
s q here this % sna hs n"mSs
OF vessels % which have arrived here.
Marine Disasters.
BARK MAplAxo Ryder nj Boston from Padanr, rcports
had heavy weather on the coast
Brio DAysrrIso Ashford, at Boston from Aux Caves,
sS; Bearing wNw miles. passed vessel sunk, with mss
Dona Of Bath Ne, and Ambrose Burns Of Weymouth Ms.
c &. reef % ss 'R &
but got on without assistance and anchored In Harlem river
Miscellaneous.
~ Owing heavy NE gale and hail storm OF yeser
day have but few arrivals report Sandy Hook The
Charleston arrived and report the weather outside very
rough.
We Indebted the purse steamships Leo from
Savannah and James Adger from Charleston, for their
attenons
STEAMSHIP xAeroLlA The Magnolia = One sdewheel
ss.m.h which b: pss been added a . ,hs Inc Of steamer;
nv q New Y .V ven
q y. DaRasrs.rs i.ea.sisa si;s@sI which
Between savannah ana New Yo,i, tSsn
ssi,sa 3 ss United s'.s. % ssysramsn and used
one % he and
able veses pvng between New York and Charleston She
popular captains The coassinx radecharlss
snrr CAsrLpA Robinson, sailed from New York Dec O.,
passing sandy Hook a. 80 Pm and arrived Havre Al Of
WhaIeuea.
Arrived AT Honolulu Nov 30 bark Awashonks Norton Arc
nc Ocean, 800 bbs VII OIL and u 500 lbs bone
S John %s bs.S, sruss and
ship George Howland knowiess 70 crniss barks Orios
H.ys rs ss sSsS. .ns s psss a c
spd home sd b.Tss rrs.idcT Green Green and John Carver
cruise Tamsrsns. winslow and Champion Worth, AID
sesr susan smith, Rounssvle Of Bos.on, arrived at
Bsra xc ~ New Bssaford srS osi Is BY ds.so
cape San Lacas and was TO sail from Acapulco for rslca
Foreign Ports.
.ALeoA, BAY, Nov 2-Arrived, bark George Kemp,
"hmns, noson Dec ,hp se. SERPENT, white san
Francisco and sailed 5,b for Hong Kong.
SAILED "a bark gassans sr 1r.se ssnes Island 70
AnericnB Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 80 Arrived, steamship John Gibson,
qsv Ree;y enisar vsisna as, rom Pp",lpea,oa
CcaredDafk Azcla tBi), Smelling, smyrna brgs Mary
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
THE DAY IN NEW JERSEY.

Az usual, the day was observed in New Jersey by
an entire suspension OF business. Despite the in
clement weather and disagreeable sleet. the GUS
tomary calls OF the season were made almost as ex-
tensively as ever the number Of which could gene
rally be calculated in proportion to the unsteadness
OF the callers. At Paterson, several hundredweight
OF poultry were rafed of at various places. Captain
Cundell's Company OF Fantasticals made parade.
An indefinite number OF individuals were severely
struck with Jersey chainlightning but fatally.
The day was wound up with Sunday school ami
vefsary M the Cross street church and the per-
formances OF minstrel troupe at the Opera House.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
THE BALL SEASON.

The following naned balls are announced to take
place.
Jan. Alive Oak MISUNDERSTANDING Hall.
Jan. 5-NInth Regiment Ba--AcadeTny OF Music.
Jan. 6-New York Masquerade Cub-Apollo Hall.
Jan. 6-Private Coachmen's-Irving Hall.
Jan. 7-Americus Club-Academy OF Music.
Jan. S-Columbian Lodge, No. 4S4--Apollo Hall.
Jan. l2-Hiram L0dge-Jersey City.
Jan. l3-La Cotere--Academy OF Music.
Jan. l4-Lmdsey Bues--lrving Hall.
Jan. 14-Company B, Eighth Regiment-Armory
Centre street.
Jan. 1s--Odd Fellows Ball Brooklyn Academy OF
Music.
Jan. 19-Mt. Neboh Lodge--Apollo Hall.
Jan. 21-Our SociaDle-Rivers' (Brooklyn) Aca-
DENY.
Jan. 25-Fire Department Ball-Academy OF Music.
Feb. 2-The Charity Hal-Academy OF Music.
FEB. 9-Liederkranz-Academy OF Music.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

have had like rest this week and similar freedom
Tnat very commendable institution the Newsboys'
Lodging House. at Al Park place, had no unusual sur
Yesterday. 1t seems that most OF those VINO contr,
butte to render pleasant the situations OF those placed
In charitable institutions waste all their enorls III tne
getting up Of THANKSGIVING and Christmas dinners,
them OF the commencement Of the duties OF nes 4
year.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Erin (Br), Webster Liverpool Dec II, and
Steamship CO.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah 20 hours with mdse
and passengers, to Murray, Ferris 4 Co.
Steamship James Adcer, Lockwood, Charleston Dec g.
at PM with mdse and passengers, to r Morgan Co.
Dec 30 Pm 35 miles Hacras passed steamship
Gen Sedgwick, hence for Galveston.
Brig Rhone Orb McDousall Windsor, Ms 10 days. with
schr Lighsboat, Wood. Rockland, days. with lime,
master
schr Nathaniel Wood, Tyler Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Ette N Story, Ellis, Provideuce for Virginia.
Schr Richards, Hawey. Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr VIM Price, Holmes, bridgeport.
Sloop Josiah Porter Finley Roslyn for jersey City
Disastersl
~ There qnite number OF hight and laden vessels
anchored OF Hart Island, bound West and East Deng
able 10 sail on account OF the storm.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

D'OZEvIILE-On Friday, January !, OF convul-
sions, LOUIS EUGENE, eldest son OF Anthony c. and
Mary f. D'OZeville, aged years and months.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully requested to attend the funeral, on Sunday a
ternoon at half-past O'clock from the residence
Of his parents, No. A King street.
For other Deaths see Seventh Pdge.l
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN. Jan. 1.-The Cunard steamship Java,
from New York, touched at this port at one O'Clock
this afternoon and proceeded to Liverpool All well.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 1.-The steamship Clmbria,
from New York, touched here at one O'Clock this ar
ternoOn After debarking English passengers and
mails the Clmbria proceeded to Hamburg.
GLASGOW, Jan. 1.-The steamship Columbia, which
put into Queenstown few days ago with her shaft
broken, arrived here day before yesterday.
The town OF Bristol Tenn, lies mostly In Virginia.
The main street Is on the dividing line between the
two States Although the two parts are under DIFF
ferent governments their interests are one, and
through the agency OF the railroad these Samese
twins are growing rapidly.
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pain or the use Of knife, by n. STEIN, los Coumh
street.
HEARTH AND HONE, LONE, rrn wrvv
FARM, oARpEssaF IN asD Ant PRESIDE.
DONALD i .. MITCHELL
HARRIET BEEcnKR faa STOWE.
NO. NOW READY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
RECEPTION OF oLLp-rIxE FRIENDS.
Picture. A L. Stephens.
Hn'HH'rEs.s sss.:. K 4.,s1, sasDHs''o-
srAssz..sas s.,a.! - ?, ,s,,,s HORSES. (,
MICH COWS ss..s. asSi I iDAIsr si'ss PARKING
IMPROVED E = x$ifAs "a ...-s.. CULTURE
GRAPES, .sx .sg... A. !. s.;:5. s;so, N 1885,
VARIETIES :, q vi,,,a,. |5#s RASPBERRY
,. b. Lyman
THE rAHIEE's ss.,yan sAyIscs BANK.
swIss,AMERICAN COTTAGE.
Three fllustrations.)
Donald o. Mitchell.
THE LAYING J. OF TOWNS.
Prof. Marcus Wilson.
rA,H,E.slsHr r. "a. .suA.
WINTER T.. AISssssrsrs. Isss.,.
FERNS; rms. i is;'s.,.'.ss s:..
FARMING LANDS 4 srAa NEW YORK.
HOLIDAY WEE. Bss.a m y j s,..s:''. .ssy4sr.sers
COUNTRY : s4s'ssI.s; !. s,.gs:.. 4! a Poem,
u..,.. "a. s..:s.! '.s.Hss .,s..
MR. DAaLEys sdsrrqs i SKETCHES.
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SHOPPING !. 4 ! :rr~.'rs 4
Hs.sH.fss s..sI,.. ss..ss,s, sss'ss
"a
mrs. BUNNIBEE's DIARY tIiusira,ed.)
Nr. Laura y. Lyman.
ORNAMENTAL spRucE WORK. rlus.rs..dJ
hrs. Mary Y. Dodge.
sEwsrEAD ASD Irs Lor.E
Grace Greenwood.
4 worAr'sss e. FARMING.
Lettuce Pease.
TIE 'sDc rs,% %ao T.iHsT n. s%, d. Dssss S'' 'o
ILLUSTRATION 81 3, THE ABOVE.
Hockstien
H.
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expressly for HEARTH AND HOME By Mrs. Rebecca Har
ing Davis author Of Life In the Iron Mss entitled III
Pembroke Legacy"
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their round Of calls on velocip -. 4. ,n.v naa
idea In despair. ~ e"so ~ e '
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SHIPPING NEW s.
PORT OF NEW WORK. JANUARY /, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pusers Of vesssls arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet Tho New York Associated Press not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery packages
win be by the following extract proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1852 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection ship news In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
pS- The office OF the Herald yachts JAMRs and
JRANNErrE II at whitehall slip All communications from
and consignecs the masters Of YES
sells will be forwarded free Of charge.
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DoYhL HAVANA LorrERv.-pRfzEs PAID IN GOLD
IL Information furnished IN a isgazed lotteries.
Philadelphia
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MYSTERIES OF HEw YORK LIFE
AN EPISODE IN THE LIFE. OF THE "LIME KILN
- MAN."
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PECKHAMs Hair Bazaar 25l Grand street, New York. or
Fourth and South streets, Williamsburg.
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And az to supply the omission in the act Mark Toby the
bruiser bent over felt II the womans heart s
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BY SCOTT R. SHERWOOD.

sYouvs killed gal. Mark" observed one Of two men,
as they deposited their burden under the protecting shadow
Of an omen doorway In the "Fivs Points,"
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nj BANNERS AND BROKERS,
3l6 Canal street and les Chatham,
Dealers In all kinds OF Government securities &C uold
and Silver foreign and domestic bought and sod a. The daily
quotations Information furnished and prizes pro mphy
cached In Missouri and Kentucky Lot teries
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"Ecod ugh Neyaw that word, NAV pal. Hits toe
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wen =, ,mpatien.ly CALCULATED his comrade.
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Inland what else could III no. se7lu nAs ow NED "u1
hon IT, Ecod mawn 'ow she punished me afore gave
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"A collie, ID caused by Inflammation WOLCOTT'S PAIN
PAINT Inflammation. Test free at l70 Chatham
,auare. N, "
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.Quiet bolt" answered Mark with shrug OF ms
shoulders I've hothers In the same condition
asa-. . % In hand laaro The Of westorinr conacoua
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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