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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
zoOLoG ICAL TNsTITU r Il

THE Public Informed that IN oreri xaty the
the ha, introduced into the centre q the
balla feet IN circumference, for the OF
forming The ebaD Camel PONIES and Monkeys The general
performance o the snmasn the circle VIII place nj and
O'Clock, r. M.
Mr. VAN ANBURGH will the CAGES at "a osh NJ
Irme ANIMALS vii be fed
the audience. 80
50 ccntschdrcn under 10 years 81 half
visitors have free admission TO the Bowesy READING Rsom
a2x-eC
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CLEARED.
ships onebec Heeo Lsadon rnpe sntam 4 Co. Berry
d Sssa Husband St. baF' o''d Sa''' U.s. swan ROW
ARRIVED.
Ship w Cater Ross from Kingston, Ja and 80
days from Havana, with p,mento Sc 10 Aymar q Co
so co Ss G es ha of SsSa M' I'm arecs Nov a.
Gsa Dec "d1s 70 ore davis with cotton to
sho piamond Toole Liverpool % days with mdze.
Brig cathaine Johnson Port Prince 20 days with coffee
Lighter VIVA. Penn Edwards, from the wreck of the Mexico,
schr Louisa Ann Faulkner Jamaica, "a days with pneno
sAiLEDsh,ps Geo Washington Bntt?n mentioned in yes
mould Mobile wI,msre Warrington c5ox Brig. Kentucky,
o Mamba Sc Maha he are ss aa
one day a me ots, s the above named ports and others
MEMORANDA.
Disqsscr-Th; brig Patriot from lumber was
lost the Bahamas; vessel and careoi crew saved.
At Philadelphia Feb ship Philip is skeingon, from Can
ton, for New York.
Packet ship Quebec, Hebord sails this day for Lordes
O'Clock letter bag will close at half PAST 10 O'Clock.
The ship Moctezuma Davis, om New orb ans passed brig
ashore Brgantne Shoalssso vessels alongside and number
ofcasks floating about.
hiontego Bay, Jan s.hr Elizabeth New York. da
'' II TSa DE- ca Ssw g. aea Be New
YORK days Brss Alan from Wi,ca.se io New York 10 ds
The Nile s0t to .a o% Bueno lst for
N. York
SPOKEN
Jan 5 lat a. TO- lon H. 80, brig Aicemu Gross from New
o. So lon ship Caroline Augusta, Bassett from
Feb 5, lat So So bark J. Warren IS hours from N York
Feb ist lat 1920 Ion 70, ship Elizabeth Firth, hence, for
New Orleans.
Further extracts from English and LOyds List, Ship
England, Waite.
Liverpool. Dec ao-Ariyed, Chatham Wood, New Yegk.
OH Plymouth, Dec 2s-Dio Brandt Gregonus, n Dantzic,
for N. York.
Cowes Dec. 2s-Fredcrck sle, from Bremen for N York.
Gravesend Dec 2s-sailed ship samson, Stsess New York
Turney, New ash sailed Mary Cusiance N York
Gsraita Dec Arrived Austrian soop OF War Ussaro from
smyrna, Dec. s.-Rober Adams, York
Bremen Dec al-Aib;on PETERSON aaa nv N YORK - '''"
Cuxhayen Dec 22-Fnnkln, Weslandt, N York Alice Ha
and New York GATH sailed Godfncd ersine Karser,
OFF Dover Dec as-Debrand Dantry for N. York 18th Po
mona, Brewer, New York.
ya atfal"0a'h Dec aA"e'i'' Zimmerman k0s'1e's' New
Hayrc, Poe eo.saed, Ann, Penhalow, for N. York
&ette Dec i3-Nes'or Havre, N. York.
Texal, Dec. ls.-Layanion, Elerhusen, NJ York.
DARTMOUTH Dec 22-Saied Ceres for New York; Aren't Liza
York ' '''''''''a ''''''' '''-'
Ranssa.e, Dec q Sailed, Louisa wi,e, Anne Johanna,
Chsiansand Dec s.-Fayontcp, Berg from Stockholm, and
Gnon Gatbandson from Gottenug for New York has put in
Dec io-Tbets Niema from Stockholm for New York has
put in here leaky, and must discharge
Hambro Dec 2l.-Arrves Alice, Wood, ~ York. 1sh, Js-
hanna Edwards Ncustadt New York put into Mandal the
10th inst with drmage.
Legorn, Dec. ia rived, Eurotes Robins II. York
The Woea, Good, from New York, "a days for Hull of
Smyrna, Dec. "a Niagara, Crosby, N York.
Cewes.-Sailed. Redlesketan, Kuh for ". York.
Lisbon, Dec. io.-Xnivcd, Brutus, Bay, N. York.
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FOR SALE
40 REAMs OF sAUGERTIEs PAPER.
AIT by 30.
Appiy at this Office f,etv.

nH- Ma meeting Of the pupils and fcrds az the N, N
GRFFrrH held at Masonic Hail. on Wednesday evening" jan
nth, ,tion VI
Resolved Th,t practical mark Of esteem Cor the private
chsrssteof NJ Guh gentleman, and has oua6ca
tiss professor of Dancing that tender him a cowpien
ssry Ball. to b. at Nbos Saloon Monday evening Feb
-
Resolved That the price Of tickets be 6scd three dollars in
eung admit gentleman and tive ladies
6ee' tickets dollar each
Resolved That the proceedings Of s meeting be signed BY The
- y RAYMosD WHITE. Chairman.
Ccunstee q Arsnsrmcnts-r. r. white .. n. Rcbinsss,
". y. Car A q Fisher, Robins ". Brown.
fs-cod6 4 ROBINS, "a ro-ysh st.
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~ TAIL0REesRs' 4 sEANsTREaaES BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY There will be meeting Ofhe above socie Friday
evening next Feb eh ir~ % hn pnG
the Method Church in Attorney stses bstyesn kvneoa 4sd
DeaHcey streets The members Qs 70 attend 70 La
dies icndly tn respectfully invited r. he
donation reed from Medical 0eneManS IS ~, Though j..
q. Bennett. Miss + A HALL0Ck, S>ereforfes
fs2ts Miss l.. G. CANNlFF } $500 -
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by NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, Ms H.
The first annual Annual Ball Of the North River Fire
Goth, 1887. " -
this occasion the Hall viii be decorated banners and
other emblms Of the Fire Department and the
to inform te friends ard the public that nehe pains
may fvorte company with hek evening
splendid Band IL engaged-Ieaser Mr. Brown
Dancing o'clock and continue until late
hour The floor beng under the Parker
sisted by ofthe evening intro
duce his much adnod Cinderella and sanes Of Co
hons
Tickets with ladies' tickets accompanying them price g. To be
had al the bar Of Tammsny Hall A. r. Jolles
Broadway; b. Miller Hudson Morton street
Moran Bown Water III Gall xey HoLoken Heuss:
Of either Of the members the
J. B. MILLER, Secretary. il,
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~ sss~ kdWNHEs BT0OHsyns
%" Mr. j. GRIFFITH respectfully informs bis friends and
pvce ne VII eve Fancy Drc-s Ball above, on Tues
10y hvcn'n9 18TH On which rssurd that the
Fancy esse will be revant ss at The Fancy IN
rsecni eve hes RoovHs New Yorh city Several Fancy
Danccs vii b. broughf orwa ard as follows
Con- ancc, By young gentleman.
No afrpe, by gentleman
Earcy waltz, nv Mr. q. AID lady
81 aag Dsaee, BY a young MISE
5-D9 + W rnpTc, By Mr. O. ard pupil
nsncy e. bc hal AZ tho Hal 90 The sb1ve evening
nckss ~ NgHr admitting tsuinn and ladies', TO " had
et,hc CIV is prooklyn, ofM o. athis resi- cpcs at
naF street Ia" YORK Dat
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nr POPULAR LECTURES-Dr. DODS' INTRODUCED ,y Lee
Clinton Hall Popular Medicine, which postponed
Public Meetings previously called but overlooked
viii BE- delivered Wednesday evening" the is February at hall
sad Hail. when the Doctor be
his friends md the public, fee -fexpense
The will consists sixteen Lectures the most
and diseases n the human
lah with plain Of the uccessfl
prevention and -f
Ticket for the Course $500
Ticket for Lecture O4
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ROSE BALL.

ROSE BALL.
10 The memscn and friends of tho English Widows and
chas Society respectfully informed tho Fourth Annual
Rose Ball for the benefit OF the friends Of the Society," will be held
at Tannany Hail. the 18th day Of February Valentines
Day.
Mr. Parker will consuct the floor and his excellent Coton
will attend.
have afforded the ana orphans distress Cor
the short has established known through
the Treasurer, y. w. Davies.
Members whose subscriptions settled the October
entitled ticket for the Ball by application
monthly meeting, The Phoenix Will
ham street. Tuesday the ,h day Of February hnlEpas
O'Clock
Tickets two dollars each admit gentleman ladies.
TO b. a OF Mr. John Cock No IS John street W. Dawes
Times 0fics Of Wall and the
the Committee Tamniany Hail. and tn usual music
j30 HENRY LEWIS, Secretary
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no LUMBERMEN's BANK.-The notes Of this bark will
DC aken al two discount nsead of three
heretofore, by JOHN I. NTH, rs Wall street
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NAT1OhAL THEATRE-rHls EVENING will no
DAMON q rYfHiAs.-Danon, Mr. seou-Pythas, Mr. Thorne
H he mrs. fiynn1Culanthe Mrs rhome
TtRSa sPPf es or
Bane iaa s spe ate ssn p Pes
HORSES, cAMELs, DReMEDARIEs. ELEPHANT, zE
Are engaged for the purpose giving just AMI powerful
In he OF the Piece will be exhibited the following Incl
WAR PLAINS.
HsaR nS a"a s.s % s,9s" with their
a' TY isIaSs g eP P%se es iss
aesfo srsGns M ,som doasaossa turkish l. ade Mr.
s1za tamet Jared, Turkish soldiers Mess. Hayden Beck
WIN = .a TTs ss SfffY 81 s sot sSs!si e.
WIN It's injured bannes OF deiancs-nscrbcd for Liberty
cps s es. e." psas Fy.s with remedies
MT waiiack-Aenoce, Governor Of SEVEN.
soldier 0g s., Ma &c Sson Ca
driven VII BY the Massacre Of her faa) Mrs wasGre,k
THE PAVILION OF GOLD,
With its scarlet Curtains which,
rant oN ssssys Greeks
Grand sa %Dssss a r.
PSsso 1H' nS ns % w Of h; seh
ss ~ sss
.''d GREER s Il s'd'n to the Fee
Robbery csmmittcdon Pootasd Helpless Greeks by the Turk
R.acis q lame old Gecian No Herbsr-phed., er son
= MIssoLoNGHI, by Moonlight
The streets strewed with the starving IN Drad and
Cslden-pes and the eope OF the Cru
ea .n Org Ks all Hope a,
-. - berry Is again Unured
its Determined Defenders; fierce attack Of ~ "
. HORSE AND FOOT.
s'''a ss',ii f'ey nHf se Sd%fx
Whe boldly rush % tho conf By the husbands every
OF trumsh the Greek chean his beautiful ,eed fan dead
,.seter bss, esats ofvictory Pag waves hs ad
80, 80 .THE PLAINS OF MARMoRA.
en,ce o. nrahn " b his sodey aad retaners
op nose aa cd IN gold and steel Troop ch
cAMELs BEARING RICH PREsENTs,
DKoM sEs wIra i PRoVSroNs ron THE MARCH,
oanng isc Twelve Consecnted Banner. be By the
ran TWO BEA \, zEBRAs,
Representing lbani us Indian Travelling Musicians are en-
ployed 70 follow IN hs iIi.-Advsnce Guards ahm in
ELEPHANT OF STATE
eaddy accon red AMI ei owed the cuief Officer bearing
oleieece-Arsenal be,eath the own-rurkh Treacbey
THE FORT or MIssoLoNGHI
The last desperate Death struggle OF the GreeksQr refused
on esc slde. Hofse dies Horse aud every
uon their Oppressors from their Horses and mount
them, ru.hsg into the heat OF attic.
Hy- The Greeks fire their last stronghold and blow M Nso
ongm h oppessos arc scat cred into and perish
TERRIFIC MASS or BLAZING RUINS,
e yrani Tsrks Poad Crescent hnsed and the
CHRISTIAN LIBERTyr
oas ,naunphanty above the Conquered Esorics Of Human
~ eonls. 1s-Iy 81.
n TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varick and Charlton
streets IL
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yNANTED-A steady Man 10 Cook Gf he has wife
w howsekeepcr and make herself generally useful would
be preferred) to go 10 Newark, n J.. Apply to
A. WELSH, Tcnapip Lunch,
fle-3t of Broadway AND Ann street
n, ISRAELIS NEW WORk-hENRErrA
~ TEMPLE Love Story by the author ofvivian Grey
TEMPERANCE CORRESPONDENCE, between samuel M
Hopkins smith, Rev DR. Justin Edwards ana Kew Dr
Samuel II. Cox-just published and io saeb n,
fi0u O. ShkfAhD issbrssaWp.
. GOOD CHANCE for a Housekeeper OF asy person
IA who intends Boarding House Hotel A. private
sale OF Mr. r. PALMos FURNITURE, consisting OF CARPETS
oas Manle Glasses Maniel Clocks Bureaus Bed
steals Bed Chains Paewae Flower Vssse asoa Brus
The Furniture in good order and may be at Mr. Palnos
co-ar Of Reads and Broadway tany usia Of day
flo 2ws
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nR. WALLACE win deliver two popular Ie Ct,

~ se Fhysiolegy q the Senses Clinton Hall Thursday
The Lectures will be illustrated by original models
drawings ransparences &c and by experiments with the pow
erfu Battery of the Mechanics Institute and other ap
Tickets Cor Family tickets 81 10 he had
the sto. Of Messrs Pike SON. Opticians srcadway
tLamc Surgery, Tuesday eis instant Terms SC may no
known al his Office, $50 Pear II. fio.st'smw
NTINFORM TON I'crsons afflicted
with the following comp Ants VIZ -scroa!a Leposy Sail
Affected White sengs Violent Eptons after msayes,
W. Fou Fetenr Euoos pmpled and caasclsd faces sore
cry failed all disorders arising fsm npsre state bs
blood assured that DR. RELIES BOTANICAL
these ,onplais 10 proof read the remarkable
Of a case Of ~ years .tnndnF-
sirMy leg, VIII CHI before did look like human limb is
entirely healed an resisting other applicaon for
twelve Prcy,oo. q taking Relies Botanical Drops.
Asotber nj writes. There |. person taking The
botanical Drse. evidently with the creates, he de-
n, A. IL "snstching him from the grave"
Numerous have occurred persons were nng
,hs M sn hsy naI "s3e a.s the above "va
liable nrdcioc They al the best spnns ard asuss ply
SIC.
DUNFRTEs REMEDY FOR THE Plies ef tss best
Il has move eey we the sras- ir %h'cni i acoicd
than 10 comcn use snd alrs immediate and per
msneni relief both fca The ao der itself and IT, acc.n.anyns
Of the IONS vertigo sesdace, Ices OF aets
iadircstson, and cther marks OF q, bsiy
Pce D for b<h articles, Ointment and Eectsary, OF 50 cents
when only wanted
I'd arc genuine uneys signed KrDDER, the
ols oprstor and Dr. Conway by whom
are ios sale At s scussx 20 Cau street Boston andy
Nepe~ FULTON street; S;eoge D. C,srs
shall t2 Pea, street " HART Broadway and Cham.
j &w Townsend aas water 81 Ra.hsoa Xspinwai vii.
liam st and A X y Sands 100 Fulton IT. fio2m
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ny Ma EpToR-Siy-It may be remembered by you well
Pablo General tfor in the sun and
mscha' Mr. VIM smith was knocked down with cub by
vi the foot Of Cathanle street aud mueh
bone being broken, mad much nwardy and
bed of what little there about Those Llews
respectable hard working womsn BY his long sekns closely
but by close she de him comfortable
his last menents. New the following what would
have the world know The DECEASED had by his first
wife Benjamin Lowe smith, journey
employment n this city, and Geo &c Smith, at New Jer
To both did she send word OF their fathers illness
DO h was unattended TO- and his death gentleman
70 om Lowe smith would bc
csuled-yts Sir nsslted- for telling him that his father dead
The decea. ed wife being leave youef and the public
at large 70 agc how Benjamin Lowe and George Smi fla
Their buried. 20 shame, where is thy blush f91ts
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ION, TRAGEDY. IN BY hsmas Noon Ts'fo"d' Just
p""'"'' '"a wv &C. y FOLSOM, No. 20 rulson s,rs,
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As the western lands beonsngts The United States.
10 be hado1 terms by Getting aud taking
on that may be Indicated settling and remaining
this and IFS vicinity would find for their to
without delay embracing farmers mechanics Of all de-
scpons school keepers doctors &c and
form in various parts Of the public domain tween the
Lake and th- Mis- and west OF thai and south II
lake Superior AVID north OF the State of Missouri hps in
other Apeons csncdng this opinion and desious Of
all possible Information this highly important movement,
u ca without delay and confer together at GOOD
RICH Map and Biographical Estab snent lis fulton street.
New York All the # se public lands viii monopozea
this and OF the old states should be the spot
equal rights. f6lw*
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ITO THE PUBLIC.- Sine rev grateful 81 the me, .,a
pied psr99afc received o generous public since the
and the publ G. that having made in
bis y. = now better than g @
Be.rers Medium Mapped Beares and Casfoys az Inc
established ssd low Of dollars three
fctue and sale o but quality of yes az
which suited to the wants Of the fashionable and tasty
little reflection will convince any that upon such plao
united h The Efforts OF the best workmen in the country perc
which he has demonstrates such indeed
the case and the guarantee that such will
compile for furnishing fall suppy Of tbs most aso
is-im xMIDoN,
EMPORIUM OF FASHION, SAMUEL CHAP.
IL MA would respectfully acqsaln ladies' and rem.
emen Of THIS city and the bic GENERALLY that he st cont
where BE- found most extensive variety Of articles of hs
Manufacture Of every style and quality quite numerous to
Rnges Pus, curs French Brsld Grecians Prize SC &c
Of latest European and other fshons manufactured
AR c. the gentlemen OF New York and x,np
gers generally that he particular atie and
dessng acaicmeps hair and aiisr himself that BY his
the most sku ~ this branch style peculiarly ptad to The
varied taste otndiyiaas Also particular paid to
~ w. Southern and western merchants and wholesale dealers
particularly invited 10 call and his
I've conseat will be una equal to any ~ tho city and
Don m stake the No.-st Chatham street. n i'm.
TlUILDER.-The undersigned having made favorable AZ.
- rsnregcns for Quantity ofbudnE materss V sble
cemmosne Specifications Designs, furnished
overs free ~ expense.
References w. Benedict, 30 Wall st h-ims
FRENCH JUJUBE PAsTE.-Js.t received. a small
consig Ct French Juule Paste very superior article
BRYHAM's Dowery Steam CONFECTIONERY
ar No 2os Bowey, opposite 10 Rivnston street
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lust PUBLIeHED.-A FRENCH GRAMMAR 70
~ beginners arranged IN manner with precise
pronunciation Also, sbyl Leaves os LADIES' Prophetic
ole For sale cheap at Mrs KINGS,
Fulton IT,, nesv Broadway.
u5- HALF PRICE MUsTc-Ncw and fashionable engraved
mssc for ,se Piano Forte and cents 7iu
N~w NOVEL nv D'IsRAELI- HENRIETTA
Temple Love story, BY the sf WIVES Grey ays "
mo this day Published and fnr salc by
G J. FOLSOM. No. ~ Fulton street,
7u door above Pearl street.
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- -
AuctAssl Sales.
JESSE cAnx -

Jesse CADY Store, Nos M ana 30 uy...- .....-
Iins day. az % O'Clock, to ami 49, s'se1s
fse ana EenenI assortment OF shelf harwe ca, q fs .-
mats combs fancy coathing guns p,s,s - Ar 49,
an assortment fsoodS suited ie Sossn an, .c 49,
Ae., ~ numerous To montrn .,s
trrvate SaleIo 600 dozen Coirbs assored oa Ill Mn
ina ginable. - "o" ou'ie'y' " every vaxin1x
2Us0 doxen Collars aud Bosoa,s
70 casks Table Cutlery Tea Ttays &c Pre- p,aso. -,
pieces. '' 80 r"e nfases and TN
10000 Needles assn.tedfrom IT, Homm,or,s md fa,,a 4
5000 gross Buttoni, Coat Vest Pearl subject 10 Is
which Will be taken in payment. ''" '''ocAufs
Aiso, snuff Boxes, Pms DO &c. &c.
Also Gennaa, French, and Rhode Island Jew.ly Lou -,
Watches Guard ChaDs, DC. '' m ,v~ r.coa
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ERLENDID PENMANkHIP
ACQUIRED m = LESSONS
The Init Angnar System az Writing introduced
the Families CUem ard Strangers of New York and Brooklyn
y To s2n,inne for ortya short season.
MN. BAISTOW, Of London respectfully to
lvh the Public HE Return after Of sonrhs
dscrs and successfA visit Boston He has
comlpcnc 10. Writing Classes in this City for the reception
Pupis, Day and Evening
ACADEMY, No. It's BReApwAY, NY.
where bon Ladies and Gentlemen o and capacity
from TO % expediousy aufs tho CORSET and
admired principles Of COMMERCIAL PENN AssHfr.
Adapted t. letter. Bills Notes Sscs Accoupts Receipts En-
rssssnes and the Finished Jsuna Entry and IA short
psrpose ofpuslic business and private life
w TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH.
mat ~ long time acquire complete nd
thovoush knowledge Of iins no mat or now Indifferent eg
be Desomcd cs Csmp d, the peneps writing b. by Mr.
O'Clock -
of cssorr or dnysi - - -
- Mr. D. To le ffcm A. M tn or fsom 10 sP NJ
ALIVE who would fpe Penman be-,
Come learn the system Of Mr.. n
Mhtn TwRLvH bRsso~s does guarantee,
To make you write most splepd,dlyi eff
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j. p. DIETERICH, Aact,oneer
RYFJ BEARNs q CO., Store No. 1853 Pearl st. corner of
THIS DAY-At o'clock, the auction 70 IN
Consisting ofpea pocket cards
~ scissors IN doz and cards; needles IN cannister.
double and singled spereaces steel and brass
Ia"ks ' PERCUSSION caps, thmbles, knitting needles,
fmrv Fs o9sns Of double cologne, OIL per
iainey, ieGch aud English soap, lavender water 6e
shoes. '"'' oShuh' Dosonis, Doots ana
wa az h nsoee Of Consisting finger rings
- o'sN'' ms o"ains exc &C ned
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I ECTUREs ON CHEMIsTRY-Atthe Lycesm
- N Natu nj Histcey. fwsy, Prince sset
The members ~ tho have tho pleasure 10
~ Cubhc thst has been made with Professor TOR
REV 10 oliver rpyslar sourse Chemistry, numerous
% - ~ awe. eelost in the evenns and viii BE- continual
for lecture.
lad, and serfssan fes Lecture, "
$40 en- ~ ebtsne n D ChItous Rosday and the Lyce
Urn me"ses and sscckh ders will be charged halfoft
n avs
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NEW rOHk TATTEHSALLS.-The regular
SAFE, o. borses Carriages, Harness. Ae, continue take
par wei shown establishment, Monday OCH
The next ruafsaic will r.b A ~
scoA Al Horses Carriages, Intended this sae ,ns
M 3 O'Clock, v. M.
fr.Iwy JoHNw WATSON, ts Broadway.
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- WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN. Aseioseer, 1884 Pearist
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN.-TIIlsD nav =,
- oelock, A. NJ general assortment OF Engsha md Fancn
Plate Ware fine Guile Stocks; Collars ssums; liable Inca
cloahng Combs; Wallets silver Pencils SILVER tea and table
of'onsi 1e"chy, 0c. &C f7-u
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WANVED-Ay Young Lady Saleswoman in a Fancy Dry
Goods stos IN Broadway funesiionabe character and
capacity 10 one the uboye
satlon VIII be given Address this office maze and re-
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II ala, =, Rards Pwchsse italics invited - c.M ~ y.
~ 90 Broasvsy where are tables N rc"n ana ". W.
,s ,s-- cushsons slate stone and composition cess.n
Sh non eagle frames, END common tables above "" ~
H. and best assortment ohsred TO res,
re- who wish TO psrchasc al short nescc "ey 60
g. Orders m any thing in this with cash ~ food rehescs
,on bA-srORD ais Broadway, wlrece've prop& a"snlon
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS.
l55 PEARL STREET,
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EOsTER's COMMERCIAL. sCHOOI,. IA:

EOSTER'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 50
Broadway, f the reception OF Pupils evening"
where gentlemen qualified for lie
and expeditions Pennan.hfp Commercial xrif.
and Bookcepins ny Double Entry laugh, upon the
mostinprcved systsws and much less than
voted 10 that purpose
PENMANsHiP |. tansh ossi al and improved plan.
which stood the Of and
unqsihe arp obstou Of cumpetcnt judges founded
simple and rational principles and capable Of
essls Hand Writing aos substituting ehssn, and mastery
BOOK KEEPING applied inland md reisn trade and
Commesca Aihreec shens The short etkis soycd BY
Merchants and Brokers for the valuation
cacunons ~ censsFe,
larry attended ard the approved method ~ arranging
merchants accounts \ CLEARLY exemph~d.
The esrncv and balances complete
Books which combined NIL transactions that ssby
IN business and ralGcdto Book kccperin
exfens mercantile establishments
ny Each pupil taught Individually, and in classes In.
suetson morning afternoon and Ladies receive
lessons Pcnmansbip nj their residences, Il rrq,scd
- prosr~ct~es be had w sppne No Poster h;s
class s3 broadway overhc Dfuewist Store jsI
I OOK At THIs-DRr FEET wARRANTED-onIy
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double calisk
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aher and winter dress boa superior article ~ twenty
shilling make handsome for dress. The hand
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suit snes pocket A.ne a VII the advantages
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