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XNANTED.-An experienced Millner, take charge of
w extensive Millinery establishment this city To
peen liberal salary will be Apply at 1852 Wam
J20lw
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Nosh sr ND a.R A. E IN $500 rAsTIME.

TIVE DRAWING ROOM GIPsEY an interesting Game a,
Love and Marriage which the Doctr,pes
Fate are inerwovn with reflections the past
for the future.
The ORACLE OF DESTINY interesting game in which
NJ lunty u ahordedon The matters Of Mauare
ANSWERS OF THE IMPROvisATRIcE; Poetcal CONVEX.
sasns IN which 2os chances employed decisions love
its hope, fears, and rehuifs
The ab.ye. with ofothe
ofC Folsom, Nc 4oA Fulton above
tani-y
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The Amt Angular Svsfen u Writing ssan introduced 10
The Fnnis Citizens and Strangers OF New York and BROOK
Tocont,nue for ortya short season.
MIR. BRIsTOW, OF London respectfully anno.pce. IA
A the Public III. Return after absence " months from
very nasng ard successful visit Ia Boston
Pupils Day and Evening,
AcApEaY, No. l75 BnsApwAy, NY.
where both Ladies and Gentlemen Of every and
from TO 50 years are sxpcdou taught the correct and
admired prnc'pes Of CoMMRRcIA AL PENN ANsHrp.
Adapted t. Letters Bills Notes Sales Accosnts Receipts En-
purpose ofpublic business and private life
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH
THAT'S rs long e ne 10 acquire complete nd
Thorough knowledge Of Writing DO mai ~ how indifferent seri
bic Deformed or Canp the PERSONS writing may b. BY r
O'Clock. -
to- Merchants and others visiting the City. can completes
course of lessons w on days
- Mr. y - he seen from "a NJ to or Eom sP. NJ
Al ye whe would fine Pcnmas be,
Come learn the Of Mr. n.
who m TWELVE LESSON does guarantee,
To make you write mostsp endidlyt eff
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NEW YORK TATTERsALLa.-wAN
first rate fo hand Team Gall t. MATCH rom lsi lsl
hands tish OF rood eus and action not years old
ac them sound and Kind IN Harness. Bays with hong tails ore
f~red.
the above described Horses liberal price win be ps IN
application 10 JOHN W. WATSON 4B Broadway
4 eosis w - ."es'
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RLLIAADS IMPRO VED.-tscstesr~n wehsng n
- play at Billiards. purchase tables. invited u call
900 Broadway where tables and wy the
indian Ra cushions slate and composition cee1ted hrds
with non eagle frames and tables above, win ~ uud
the largest and best offered the public
packed nj one de- q notice
ORDERS IN sny thing in line with cash or eoo
10 BAssroRD as Broadway wlreceive prompt attention
nj
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GAIT RHEUM, sCROFULA,RING
- SHINGLES and of the SKIM by the genuine
GIPSEY's OINTMENT.

~
- SHINGLES and all diseases Of the Skin by the
GPSEY', OINTMENT.
This wandering severed from ether men,
Boast yet their intercourse with human arts
The seas, Tie woods, the deserts which tn " haunt
Find them acquainted with tn
And unregarded herbs and flowers and blossoms,
Display undreamt Off powers when gathered by themr
This Ointment exensv used among the Clip les OF Eng
them to lady who had shown them acme hospitality and
ness and Who herself for afflicted with the SAT-
Kheum sh had and had the hest medical
attendance Cher father being eminent cano but with little
benefit She used furnished her BY hr Gypsy
friend was snt ely and penane y cared This lady susse
qlenty settle America and communicated the manner
Of this remedy the present proprietor who was
afflicted with this disease for years and who was entirely
among her acaua and friends for above
complaints and handieds ready to attest lis efficacy
re- This Oinmr nj prcpa only by Mrs c. SHERWOOD,
So Amos York who's SIGNATURE viii be 70 md on the
label the Ointment Al others
Sold ALSO by Dodd Of Broad and Bleecket
street, by Mnor Gamble of Broadway and DEFY
Coddington ich aRdby Hull Bovine 2s Mai
den Lane. l3O-3,n
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LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE.
THE CELEBRATED PIC lure OF LA BELLE NATURE
BY BOUDET OF PARIS.
One finest prodc.ns IF the school, ever exhibited
this other countries and which has been highly recon-
mended by the Editors OF the Of he pr
cpa cities in the United ates, together with
from the same pencil denomnaied DAPHNE being exc
hibited at No 81 CsTtandt street.
PORTRAIT g. MINIATURE PAINTING.
MR. BOUDEaS Painting Room, opsn the recep,ion
Of ussrs in the building above mentioned He guarantees n M.
P1aure, faithful resemblance 10 the original
fnish of has wsrk, &C. dQI.Is,s
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.

Vauxhal Garden. Bowery.
Treble Eonesfrfdn None ties and Neio En- erf.fneats
I'm MONDAY, Jan 18th and every evening during the
~ week To commence with, the first time hire, Grand
Waltz and G-lopade by ~ beaut full he Llpuan
pArte and .lant Army Anew Horseback by Mr. Jas
Cooke entitled the and hts andmothe the Roman Ola
dato and Fight OF Mercury, jock the Giant Killer Gallery Of
Come ities by No Woord Dancing Horses Greek Warrior
stees by Mr. James cooke, with other nove which
m tntioned IN the bil ef the
ST. Pit so cents Children under 10 half
price Doors at quarter past o'clock First music halt
the performance O'clock
n5 A DAY REPRESENTATION will take place Wednes
day, ut O'Clock.
In pepa ton and vii speedily be mas
fcent spectacle Of the Dragon of Rhodes md the
Heights OF ST J.hH, OF jerusalem. ji6
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
~ TIRE, RICHMOND HILL Corner varick and Chailton
streets. "
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GREENWICH COAL YARDS.-The under sned
N respectfully informs his and the public that he has
receiving his usual supply that superior Schuy
kill coal much approved the last by
ference coal the market Odeis for Broken Egg
Nut by the will be received by A. De Camp Co..
Wal street Russell COPELAND Wall street. either of the
yards, 323 or Ala Hudsonst JAMES ID. w. WHlTALL
.0a
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Now EXHIBITING at the American Academy,
Barclay street, Asos Hotel the
bme paintings the Temptation Expulsion Of ADAM and
EVE painted by Duhwcf tho king Charles X of France
They have been exhibited during the foar the
principal cite Of the United stato', to the lively sracasn Of
5000 visitors
Abundance rs cents. Season tickets 81 seuts.
Doors open from 8 in the morning. I'LL . at night
The Agent confidently the public that this will be the
last exhibition as tho pictures shortly be returned
iope.
Tho kent constantly aa>r
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broadway for the reception Pups cav and e,ep,ss
where grn qualified stual pps In sure
nor and cspeditous Penanhfp 6o,n er ia Arlfh
,seffc and bookkeeping by Boobo tsush upon The
voted To that purpose. '
PENMANsHP taught upon an orisaal and improved plan
which has stood e test Of time and experience
unqnshcd arp obaon Of competent Judges n
simple and rational priscs and changing
negib Hand Writing ard substituting mastery
OF the pen
BOOK KEEPING applied 10 inland and reign trade, and
Commercial Ahnec the methods employed BY
Merchants and Brokers for The valuation OF merchandise
calculations of c~niage, interest &C,
attended ard the method VI
merchants accounts is CLEARLY exempt h..
Books which cepbna al transactions that possibly
and quah,
extensive mercantile fakishnens ~
u- Each pupil taught Individually and net in classes In
suction afternoon and Ladies
le.sn, N rsnmanship at ,her rcsidesce if required
" Prospectuses be- had W spp 10 M TosS, M ~.
class rsorns ls3 Roaswny tie BuRgs Stoe ia NJ
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CLEARED.
Bdg sperker Boyes Apaachcola, Crane Peck Hsfo d,
eunca Murray Vest indies Mar sohsrs saIct yno
Scott p Mss f
Boston, Pacific, stephens, Franklin, La.
ARRIVED.
Bark helen Mar Cooke, Havrs 50 days, 70 Peter Eds.
Brig New Jersey Matthews Darien IS days cotton TO r.
Bog sani.e csshas Femandna Cuba 4 days, with copper
sw brig ese Ckalstrow Ccfe days, with iron, Booman
scs Page, HaIsa Boston, da 5, to s. Heuck a Son
sebr Psoao,; simon, m, Bottom day, 70 s Lewis:
schr Roa. Bears, Boston u days, to order
Schr Beston, Bassett, Boston, 70 days, to T. Lewis
ssh . S a sandy Hs Icon with out
AtsaHdy Light ship, q brgs, sehs
sAILEDBgs victory Brown, Danes, Geo. Juno Babbidee,
There considerable floating in the East and North Rivers
and Upper Bay.
The Boston vessels arrived tbs morning. report little ice in
the Sound,
Arrived Norfolk schr washington Rice, from Alex
andria, Aour bound Yorkwcnt frs,
couniered Of ~ w. gales On which sprung
spnt ana compelled TO cut away the bbcom. with
thing attached the vessel at the time being completely cossed
With ice.
SPOKEN
,d l:,.s Ans n 's,p Robert Barclay. q New
is hours New s'' Soi s.ssi i' b 81 ..s.
City, C.
LEFT e~
xe--s-a:-s. r--rSss Henry Rs~ou Is asy. fe,, Nav
s.n isss. % 1cs-Bds canae,a,, Roberts, g, Nav
Tosh ' o' i's"
sis S "a ,1s:s q: al ssm i T. s' of
tPcr yesterday, Msilsl
rork TOW New
moese Jan. s-Arvcd ship Sarah sbesf Merry, ~, yo,,
Below, shsps and 2 blgs Nv roH
logk - - "'s'' New
Nosfo I, Js. Anivei, bgs Pavo Henderson, New Yst
wo snters DO sbhr Mary klmbal Jones, do Erie, do-e
Mayb, % lssp '' NF ' ''' -
reported keAow - '' ~ - ~ - '"'
Hysnm rgt Jan s-Ar lived, 18TH schr pesown, Crowel
ITn ~ BOSTON Schr jasper IN port and
ne has been supplied with cables, ancbor
wi w" SAT- ne soen she gets Of the and tn
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j. II. DIETERICH, Asssonees.
ID Wall ST. - go -
This day.
Wednesday Boots Shoes and Leathe-il O'Clock front of
the Tonne Csfee House by order Of the
a qiauty of sole leather
GoceesA quantity Of groceries, moved for convenience
sale comprising teas, sugar wIHes, &c
Thursday iot o'clock, at No A. Amos the far
nithe oil Family sideboards tabes
chairs, carpets, rugs looking glasses, feather beds &c
JESSIE CADY, Austioneer
by JESSE CADY, Store, Nos and Water streets
~ This day al 81 O'clock in lots CASH
and general assortment VI Shelf hardware cutlery
hats combs, fancy cloattng pistols drks
OF goods suited 10 the Southern and
ket Ia mention advertisement or ts kind.
AT Private Sae 10 900 dozen Coebs asserted OF all knss
cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, .vey variety
imaginable.
aoxea Collars and Bosorls.
casks Table Cutlery Tea Trays &c. Fire Brases and f
Needles assortedfiom fomrngs and German do
3pO Buttons, Coat Vest and PEARL subject debeue
"hii WI BE- taken IN pay sInt
ilso Snui Boxes, Pms &c &c. &C.
Rhode Island Jewchry priced
Watches Guard Chains, &c. Inar13 lys
Nv WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Aasriosecr
X nv: >. COSANT, STORE No 1874 PEARL
- SlitEET, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE.
ins DAY az 10 O'Clock, general assoneu of Fancy Goods
"c "' July
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BURNS'S ANNIVERSARY.
H The Annual Festival TO celebrate the Birthday of
will take place at the ROB ROY HOUSE, Of Greenwich
and Leroy streets Wednesday Eventng 18th inst Supper
the table at 7o'clock.
Tickets TO be had Of Mr. Cunningham al the Bar.
BY order DUNCAN McEWEN, Secretary
J9mwt25s
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MAPS q subs ulcf No AIDE txecu<s
lv1 I'll ors he Mspe'ng ne tho neats. manner sps
esuens may be- at The . c<boe.
LrrHoGRApHy hnsrder. Lithogssphy, stenscd to wia
care a ddesf,sieh
duesl 10 dealsrs. BROwNEA REDMOND.
ivtsv IIg FULTON n
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HANINGTON'S
NE w MOVING ORAMAs,
CITY SALOON,

Opposite ST. PauFs Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC ass eesxcfuiy nfme! that tn above popu
and fashionable place opcn en- n much
Larger scale than formerly with New Set Of Nov M
DoraDic Scenes, painted ty the best Artists Saloon as
been entirely RENTED Tor the comfort Of N visitors and spenddy
dect@nted forming the most complete and beautiful Pr e
ton Room America Ne expense has been reader the
moral interesting splendid The scenery
has been painted by Mess White, Walker Jones Crnn e.
cough, Lehr Sewc and Others. -
SHPwRECK OF THE MEXICO.
faithful represen OF this melancholy having
it's first n il viii rcpcsted ms cxang
with the follow attractions e'
Animated View Plymouth England
II-East Indian Scene VI Naval UnftIe
III-Pundem,num, VII Storm ana shinvreck
IV-rsiof The Angeis, vu-Caihedra Of Colosne
vino Celestial Regions, lx-Iaian Fantocclni.
Among the Dor Scenes
Mount vernou-Duke White
View ON the Rhine-C LeM
Cornna In Span.-P Grain, Sen.
Scene from he Maid o. Casiuner.-H SewenL
View 81 London fiom Waterloo Brdge-Bengsush
View near Mssoonghi, Grecce-R. Jones.
Temple OF Sctence.-WaMsr.
Boxes and upper IS cents Chhhea
accompanied by their Parents or Guardians hall price
Doors at s-peomancesc commence Toclock dsitf
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MASONIC HALL, NEW YORK
10 BENJAMIN H. ROGER begs leave to inform his friends
hat his BENEFIT will take place above, Tues ay
Jan 1887, which occasion rand Ba will be under the
of Mr. aker wko has ndy volunteered his
Bile services fret rate Band nj be yded by Mr. Brown
Tickets 81 To admit Gentleman and Ladies. Rad al
TAMMANY HALL.
H5- MISS JANE AND SARAH PARKER have the hono
To announce to their friends and the public, that their
= BENEFIT h LII
viii take piece this rtda) Epening 2eh which vii bs
given a. ordnd Fancy Dress Ball During the evening Col
lowing Dances wi be brought forward
Double Horrpipe, by Miss and Master
Highland Fling by young Lady
MI Scnot the celebrated of the Indisn char
acer viii perform Medley Indan Dsnce embracing
Indian music - ~
new Pas Seal by Miss Jane Parker
The young Gentlemen Of the Sylph Boat Club have hand
manner offered their their much
Ballet on this OCCASION
IIornpipe,m character ola Yankee Tar by Mr. Parker
n late hour, - =
ickrts for admission admit Gentleman and his Ladies'
to be lad ut the Hall.
nt- Mr. r wishes notice that his Quarter win
mence next week
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AIDES who want OF lnans Emlsodcrics would do
IL we'll a. eaIl at COCHRAN'S LACE AND EuRTzOIDERy
STORE, 81 Cathanne street whore they vii find ssso
rn house this city Consisting
cd W rks sna ROBES rich Fockwnisfs caps
Thread lace Muslin ymrnmgs &c Sc also az
stock Black veis, Black and White Rload rui Wells
Black and White W n Enf.h Blond ramne Ice Fre CD
work ri Csrnbc CNs Handkerr efs and Col
0fevCry d,scr ntinn Together with
Lace an Eterles variety chcs pissed by
sny w the city Who'll sale and retal
jan itim THONAsC0CHRAN, 81 Cathanne st.
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WANTED.-A Boy 10 attend Newspaper Office one who
Herald Office. - - - III. Iw
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w ANTED,-2 Lafies that understand maxi ing Shirts in
the best manner For such the will be OF little couse
qusnce Apply at 20 Maiden Lane, at 4P M. Js
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WHOLksALE READY MADE LINEN 4
STOCK STORE No 100 William, soSner Of John sirs~,
.naed under he firm ofcoTREL cRANsToN who have
chants &C respectfully sssmlnc the sLe
ment Of foods which the largest and brat IN the city
New york, Dec. 20, ie9s. COTRELL 4 cRANsToN
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ROA1DING, with large front rostn IN the second floor
may be had IN family. for gentleman and his wife,
OF lev single gentleman where there but few boarde by ap
pyiag Immediately at 100 Leonard Benson d2sf
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-Published semi moutly Terms, 81 ycarsinre nunbes,
se.hed Es'es ~ the latest fashions beautifully coocd and
en Pn expressly for his wek fair correspondent at Pa
~ FURNISHES the details Of The changes that
cmpsre Of f.shin" sesctious from the English peodi
,ans -"n the dbuors Of the editor make the hat
sai2cnpons received and single numbers sold TN
ys,"sd c. }. FOLSOM, soA Fulton vi.
door above pearl
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ne wen known ans cs'nbllsh bed and Of
E Conieconsr, 1855 william street with ap ,rtments ad-
joining and bake house in basemcnt Hdcsired, a Iease
wsnd We gwen for three years. Also, -
FOR sALh-The stock Of Copfecepaf Nv and
al The appurtenances q store and bakhue every
advantage or the manusc
iensive manner For terms apply the pems Immediate
po. could be given M ne
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II a., - ~ q AsPrNWALL,N No 80 william street
.;.a ae Ne following articles white Ginger Root,
vsnaa Re.ns itch Bnghsb superior r pasters 6s
vsnea r'm~-Whstc Wax, Of SO NJ eack-
Sernan .oafn smna wsrrantedooth brushes French and
,s, a e,, s.aes age assortment Seidtz and
rowns s. "a ss s pa W. e sups Medcis Chests
tice f ssps and families swaims p.nsce, anI AZ
man iers pr'ces-fa anc Acsd-supe Csre,e sofa a.
decis ' o''" "o'a "'
A WHISPER no A NEWLY WEpnEn
N rARnOm Widowed Wife for sale Al ,he p,,t s,os ~
us q. J. FOLSOM, col Patton a.
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WANVED.-4 first rate Seamstresses, 10 make En-.
w bodeIed Caps a small robes for children To such
liberal COMPENSATION Will be given Apply 20 Maiden
r. M this day. lis
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WATCHES A0JEWELRY-s d TOBIAS Man.
sisc,nrer OF Patent Lever wstches Temple Cos, Liver
pool and Importer n Wall street New Yvk has hssd
tens,ve assortment o Cold Duplex Patent Asce
mont INDIE snden Second ssd Lepre Watches Ak
W. Also Gold Chains, Seals Keys Diamond Pins. kinws Eas
Rnss Boaches &C. which hs Offers os sale low pces and
wpDodafik d25ims
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PARK THEATRE.-THls EVENING. viii BE- Per
O'FLANNioAN AND THE FARIEs.-Phelim OFiannsan
Mr. Power-Ned Finch, MIR R.chngs-Mafy' Mis- Archer
Kate, Mrs. Gunner
Afer which the Farce Of = - .
THE oMNlBUS-Pat Rooney, Mr. Power-Airs Dobbs, Mrs
Conway
TO conclude with the Farce Of
MN AND MRS. PRINGLE-Peter PriDgle, Mr. Sacide-Cla
Tissa Robinson, Mrs. Gunner
Doors OPEN a. quarter Performances commence al
ERANKLIN THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING will
i be- presented me Drama OF
The MILL OF ST. sALDERvoN.-Unknown Mr. Judah
Louise. Miss v Moncr
After which, the ballet paniomme OF the
SHPWRECK-Jack Halyard Miss ke-Cheesecake, Mr. Par
sloe-Fanny Ms. Prtchard
To conclude with
K(EUBA-Diegod Montado. Mr. Anderson Isabella Miss An
dersoa, Frosiae, Miss v. NionIe.
Doors Performances commence at O'Clock pre-
ciseiy. Boxes SO cents: Pit 25.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-THIS EVENING viii be
l presented the Farce OF
MY HUSBANDS GHoST-Dmmmer Glkes, Mr. Mitchell
Mrs SIX I, Mi q Woos hull
After which, the Drama of
THE RANSOM-President Monesqueu, Mr. Pckeng-Paulins
10 b ane Mr.. Flynn
After which the whole of the Ravel Family will th
Tight Rep.
After which, The Comic Ballet Of
GODENSKI the Skaters of Waahe characters by the RIA
vel Family.
To conclude with
ROPE ASCENSION by Mons Gabriel and ia Ella
Doors Performance commences al qual
ter before7. Boxes 81; Pit SO cents Gallery 37i.
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CHEAP STOHE.-p. ". HENRfQUE'S q co. iss
Broadway have received from PraRce and other arrivals the
ind efmentsoned ro@ds, which they will cell Cheap
Rich figured silks, csloored and blue back.
silk vesnss and striped vclvet do.
Splendid Luxor- and Challys for Dresses.
handsome smbrord ard hem stifrd Linen Camhric han
spendsa frich needle workd rrr~ch Cares
welsh Fiannss, Castor Flsnnes, sna English rianncs.
Plain and figured Nenaos-Blankets
Vosory and Gloves variety, and every price.
Shawls-Sik Handk'fs-Scars- Shswls.
Brown Linen Dasask Aprons, article.
Tr,sh Linens, Braseye Diapers Linen Casnbrc.
Jas sncf Muslin, Camsnc Muslin, Crossksr Mskn,
BohAnes Laees, Enshsh Tweadlaces and Edges.
Fnnre pcmiiies and Curtain NuslIns.
80, ~ and A. Damssks and Diapers bf Table Glshs.
white and black Lace, and Gauze Nck.
Cap Rbbor Bonnet Ribbon, Belt Rbou and Ribhsus ofeve
sort
Aho-
lot efod stock Goods sehns of nj reduced prices consisting
Of Preach and English Cacoes Bombazne Of Saks
Popsns. small Plaid shaws for Misses &C. &c. &C uasH
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WANTED-Ina Tailoring Establishment in the city good
w Cutter Cne who wei. with his
give good references hear OF stuation
| No. 426 BI0idway. 1881,
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A MEXICAN THEATRE, 30 wERY.-THIs
"A EVENING, will be pc formed the Drama of
THB SUICIDES GRAvE-Chanes lybush Miss W airing
Maty Miliew VIM Seton
After which, the Play of
COMFORTABLE SERvICE-Sinon, Mr.. Cates-Mro, Miss
Herring
To conclude with
WRECK OF THE BRISTOL, Founded the late nmentabe
Shpwrsck exp essly for this theatre, which,
Messrs Edwin Gates, Seton and Blakoly will appear.
Boxes, 75--Pit, 37i-Galery, rs cents
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 49, 1887.
High Water SIS
LATEST DATES.
r,.u. Landau Dec Is From Liverpool Dec. 20
From Eayre Dec. rs Prem New Orleans Jan. 2
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
I,veypool-Shp bIberna, wlson, Doc. 4.
United States, Harvey, Dec. Q.
Havre-Ship Charles Carroll, Lee, Nov. a.
Henry Nv, Keamey. Dec 4.
Londoa-5hp GLADIATOR Brion, Nov. 81.
Quebec, Hebard, Dee. 1.
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WANTED-Bya respectable Mechanics Wife 0ately left
w Widow situat Housekeeper aud Seastress In
QuHe Ut CkANES,s ~ Edridge ST. JlI-Iwr
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vv'HE subscribers estsbheds Branch ofhe once
Btoekyn No Front street respectfully inform their finer ID
and the public IN general that they prepared TO
ders Ter the sale and purchase oes estate collection
kttnf eoc renting OF houses stores ams Asy orders M
ateither of their Offices willie rsomptiy attended to-
NEwsON a FLEMING, "a Nnssss. II. NJ "
and Ne rroois 81. Brookn nertdoof the L. lBsrk
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

WANIED-A person who und rstands accounts, and can
be well recommended TO take charge Of store and make
himself generally useful Apply AT JOHN CRUNNS hon Rail
ing Crate, and Fender Manafactory 754 Geenwichs ST.
Also, an Apprentice wanted. jls3ts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-20

WANTED-BROKEN BANK NOTES Notes oftbe Bank
w OF Mnnrow Michigan Ter which the highest price will
paid by t BACHE si Greenwich the North
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

Supreme Court.-Since our last, Opinions have
been delivered in the following cases:
Ruihn, {. J. delivered the Opinion of the Court
in the case Of pugh et. oi y. Wheeler et. 0L from
Guillord, affirming the judgmen; below. AIeo. in
the case OF Thompson admir-. Todd. fsom OnsloV,
affirming the judgment below. Also, in State
Bank r. Justices OF Tyrroll, from Chowan, order.
ing renire dc moro. Also, in Doe er dem 'Tes-
termsn and wife =. Poe. from Ashe. affirming the
judgment below. Also, IN Britain o. Howell, from
Buncombe. affirming tho order below. Also. in
Mckay .. Williams, in Equity from Cumberland ;
leave granted the Plaintiff to have an account, in.
junction dissolved in part. Also, in Wilmington ..
Wilmington, from Caswe affirming the judy
ment below.
Daniel. J. delivered the Opinion OF the Court in
the case OF Doe &c dem. Ingram .. Kirby et. al.
from Arson; new trial ordered Also, IN h. j.
Sims ct al =. b. Sims ct a. in Equity from Wake
decree for Plaintiffs. Also, in Walker, u. Wick,
from Nash new trial ordered Also, il Eason c.
Dixon, from Onslow new trial granted. Also, in
Smith p Young, from Stokes, Affirming the judg.
ment below.
CASTOR, J. delivered the Opinion OF the Court in
the case of Knight 1t al. r. Leak ct al from An.
500. affirming the judgment below. Also, in
knight Il al. .. Wall from Arson, affirming the
judgment below. Also in Knight et al e. Leak,
from Arson. affirming the judgment below. Also,
IN Nicely r. Tofisn, in Equity, from Caswell de.
cree for Plainiitf.-Ral Reg.