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tcNreIGn LAMENTATIONS.

H.vRE-Shic Oneds-l pigs Nevins & CO. Cafe & Me-
beIvl John Rogers I Denny-3 Wight, Slurges Shaw
3 Can lux sou-9 X ST Frlix-6 w Ben.
.a,d tr ton Hofstman-l Gignoux * col Dor &
A1spUt pr.,e Lve,moe-l Boree!-3J Bsncker CO.
~ Hutchinsnn-l CrugeI-25 Lane, Lainsop COS e.
Pone,12 Bin Sc 4 co-I6 Cotiene-e Fsy.r & COL
~ Ward col Rozst X col h Bossange-I ID App T.
ton CO.. ,sasc-2 Covill .lemipg-l timber ID. NIB
maunIlll " Duiio-l CIag Heyeecker-3 A Rolker-0
Dubois Jacoi col Gro. sca,de Gimm, Is Brun col
Z F Hoyer-l lmoaco Frei,s-l Chouque-3 Me ian &
Ben,rd0, Buck col Bo,ceam Ruscn-i Young, Smith &
cor CO. - VI n ,ssenpsrb co.. Went Sayre,n BohleI
EnliN Bolton For Livngston-l Cousenary Mitchell.
Meyer Hadden & eon-l De Rh.m X Moore-I Be-
Tard Mondoun-3 Vim Brewer-2 Herckenrath Schulz-j
~ Weng p Godss hnIdt col LOUIS Srhae-l Vaien-
tl- Pratt-2 Pillevuyt- wine Ba sa0u-6 cks do
de- brandy Geo NJ hrsOO bks wine Gerdiug
go nckcr col pkg Jafray B ylard r-I II q
S, c EngleI F.-Ssl D@src35 sh ldo9
Howe coo Gardner Colby cog B Him & Sandrr-2
Hunt col Harden Coz Moses Il Girnel-i Hens
Loeschigk WisendoDck-i de Ia Rossee-3 Bininger
co.. sfhnchaIdt Ea,s col Chss Ahnfrdt-2G.y, Lrs
rah x Van Damme-8 Fabreqnettes Fila & Moral Scbu
mache r-2 w Astor-3 to order.
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state of Trade.

Cotton-The accounts from Europe have given more
rmness TO our market and shippers purchase freely
holders however, have evinceda disposition TO meet buy
ers, and the article closes without variation in prices
The transactions embrace bales Upland Florida
NJ 81 II cents 500 Mobile 81 7f and AGO New Or
leans n making total for the week o. $500 bales
OHs-The market continues bare Of whale Linseed is
held more firmly but we know Of saes-20O bbs crude
rrerm at the eastward sold 1T SO cents.
ProrisionsThe market for beef and pork continues
very dull prices remain without change Western lard
ism fair demand notice sale of 1000 hbs TO
rive at cents; and Of that here. 400 hbs 81 OF
and 1000 kegs st cents Picked Hams sell at 81 smo
ked Beef6! and Beef Rounds cents
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Foreign Markets.

HAvANA JAM l7-(Extracs of letters 1-Regardine the
state OF our market have make
last report The balance of the r. Bruces cargo Of Rice
mas peen taken at r the quality being poor
cargo from your port was sold Yesterday and
remains in first hands. The Harriet Smith arrived
New York a prem
Last sale Rice was small cargo at 10Y rs One car
go afoat remains unsold
Nothing doing Of consequence in our market-a few
small parcels new box Sugar have appeared sold
M 10, but the prices are by means fxed-we quote
vado vet.
Coffee is in moderate demand, and prices rule 81;
thirds, 81 seconds n a u good seconds
Exchange on London at III prem; N. York at 8 a
prem.
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10 FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORAL
AND PRACTICAL SYSTEM-A few more gentlemen
can join the Evening Class which will commence on
Wednesday, the lst Of February. Morning Class for
Eadies will commence also on the LIST Feb. Immediate
application is requested.
Persons who have studied the system can enter
classes at any period Of the study.
MANESCA DURAND, 7s Franklin st.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.


I$ ~ ssLI 9.La, c s7;'isa;'',
s''''' N'l p 6rn ord i' Fp!tcr s'-sstH
MONDAY,
., -. - AT l0f o'clock, in the sales room
shsIas Sale of various furniture, dry goods jewe fan
Also large variety ofchoice furniture counting house desks
IRON 'a's' and numerous c TYr. s sn.v
AZ l9h o'clock, in the sales ROOM
s ss clothing vsou; dry goods fancy and pledged
Ho cases LGnJon cloths ca.meres vestings hosiery
n s ss SsI and dry goods s'ne
LETr snSis s r. Goo e &c. Of -,
Broadway opposite H Iys% 8 H sS.v
s sS s.ns wa fs %
and house furnishing goods BY catalogue c"
az HE EfHEk E Z EhIkk dIii ArsI1ii
store soi Broadway, corner Of Duane streets.
A. are nov sadT made sayoucss
Resur .aes o oae sned to in
uitu'e, Pianos, SC every wcdnesdav and Saturday
MONDAY
Cop,nu,oo Of Sc extensive stock Of ready mad, clothing
a." :e;S =: sss
and mern0 vests calico shF &c in large lots
W.. r.. '6T o'clock, AT the sale
Wines Liquors and 's WTbNpsn.v
.,..;,,. ~ iOh O'clock in 'he sale rooms;
socH oI and second hand cabinet
n nlsh goods, from III, makers and families.
a So one feh wood piano. elegant secret
noscases sofas 2Q cane chairs, 80 Office bar
arm chars store s'so various sizes bedsteads carpets tin
10 paw advances. So '
PEv2HPyc TT REAL Estate JAMES BLEECK;
David Codwlse ESQ Master Chancery the Merchav ts'
exchange sday, 3lsi of January noon
he following u,be property Two two sorv houses
Nos 28 and $50 Madison with eight fire places
house and No 2 Madison street,
with house ~ the No 81 Scanned street. Also, the
nea wosioy house No % Scanned large and
lot NO 23o Monroe of Scmmel street; No Scam.
mel street. story brick hous and Marion
with story house the rear valuable lot of ground and 10
houses go Walker street. lot feet deep AMI store
Nc 20 Roosevelt Chatham III 1873 feet
and lot No go Mott street Opposite Catholic chuch houses
and lnt No llS dye houses aud lots 272 276
23 8o and 282 vington reeeach has six FIRE place. &c
A'o under the direction Of p. T. Ruggss Esq Mester in
the yane s, 90" and lot No Orange which
$3.50 anuum, all aud repair and OOO
and Sc 600 remain mortgage. Most of
" Is IN good situatlons for business. jy28 3tissr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BOWERY AMPHTTHEATRE
orr II AID aRaStb.'"
EQUES RIAN FETE
AND SUPERB P ExHIscrGoiN2pSA Py THE TREBLE
D.s,G., Me. RG..ws Csax' w.
Perform Movp s. fS" EvENiNG s'el''A
"AoSreSssiTi' 'f ~ sSSTsis' STo'SShNrsr
n GHiEtES AND meas OF ANCIENT YUCAThN.
Mast Knc.de a. he Veteran SAILOR, Son:
Gymnastics on the ground hy he famous 20
Perfection OF Bodily Gymncs BY Mr. N,thans pupils.
MIS- howard III oraceinul Act ON her Fleet and Beautiful
Tr9 %upID HSn By = e p / RcS'r.'
By Mr. CadwalI.der AMI Miss Mcfarland.
Al TINS PERIOD OF the Evening lntemission or
THE, The SECOND Sec Y.I PAET vii! commerce with
to%ic. sGT So cf' c eSiSt n, 12s,'ss'
Assisted by Hoyt the Negro Comcdan and Chestnut tn
great Banjo Player
Mr. Nathan IN his superb act on four horses.
LIE BAL MAsQUE
Or, Gusfavus lie Grand.
In which 2s Splendiy Aed Danes and Cavaliers will APP
pear mounted on their high trained Steeds.
NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be
Grand Dav Performance every Saturday Afternoon,
mepeirg O'Clock precisely embracing all the choice ami
EoUEsTRIA AND oYMNAsrIC ACTS
or the sesso For pa tcpars han az the
flee, which Saturday will be ready for delivery from -
clock A. NJ Until the time of opening.
N7-Boxes, so; PIT IS; Gallery III
~ Seats can be secured at the Box Office. onlo till
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Packets To Arrive.
Packets TO Sail.
ship Masters and Agents,
PORT OF VIEW YORK, JANUARY 80
Cleared.

CIe0rtu.
Ships Agnes, Cameron, Amsterdam, ffefeI& Wissmapn
Anu Louisa Marschak, We Cruz, Hagous Brothe Co
Bns s hdna Sherman New Orleans Nesmih, Leeds & Coz
sab Porterfed, do, Ewel Co; Mariner, Small, Nor
,,ok Brett Vose-Schrs Gordon, LeavItt, Guyana FIR
Ewell Co. Wanda Pierce, KINGSTON, ia. r. Buck; Mary
Caroline, Lawson, hayaoa, Chsppc Rosco, Eaton
savannah Cooley g. Coz Baltimore, squires Baimore
20 n?i Lenlty, smith, Alexandra, do dos Mara, Hopkins
B,WRse; johnson Lcydep; Margaret wogIam Petesbug
hempt2n Osborn Norfolk, Stuges Clearman; Consul
renny, ahnfton, NC Compliance Loveman, Boston
Shp tdhhip, Mority for Uhcn cleared the 27th and
brig iahoka Murray, for robaco The Goth. Cornish
master OF the packet ship Sheridan.
Arrived.
Picket ship oaeida h9nek from Hayre Dec l6. with mdse
Boyd Hncken 2th inst LAT 49, Ion III is spoke baruu,
Aloth from New Orleans for New York ' '
Sehr SIN futile, Bush. days from ST. Thomas in bal
IA bound New Haven. Left briggs lde "a,
New York to sail in few days; Judson Of Nsw Haven Ma
shall, number of other American vessels names nj,
u ~ ship Marion, for the Spanish MAN, sailed Sh OF
January.
schr Elisha Ruckman Wiley, finn York River with oys.
ters, to master.
sioop Charles. Ash. from Providence, with domestic goods
master
sailed.
ship sheridan, Cornish Lseyoo barge Reform, Tiiyou
Mobile; bugs SuquehanDih, Tatem, Port Leon; Gronng
do; Long Island, Mobile; EIankla Llsbon Bordeaux, New
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the same instruments the tax for 8l able by
the original actMost respectfully their ohodient serv
GEORGE MACKUBIN,
Treasurer w. s. Md
srArFMENT, SHOWING AMOUNTS INTO rHr
1REAsURy TO THE 18th JAN 1at3. INCLUSIVE.
OF THE DIRECT TAX PER CHAPTER %, OF MaRoH srs
s,oN i8ai AND ITS SUPPL MrNrs-AND AMOUNT
kEesIrTs IN VIRTUE OF CHAPTERS 1856 1874 DEcEM
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Ph,ladelph,a Cattle ,J.rL.t

There were 9Sl Beeves in market-4sl went to New
York Sales at 4a5 cts-extra 81 cts40 remained nnsold
s21 cows and calves from slsa22 extra s27aso
kei 1900 of which from Oho-saes from 3sa4 cts
80 remain unsold 1850 sheep-sal made from sa
ST. rs; extra, $3.50.
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LvERPooL- ship Sheridan Samuel Ridley Master
James Kijey Sam Ridley Marcns Mjor and lady, Of Lon
don; WIN Chapman, New York William Roebuck Cana a:
Chss Roy AndIew Arthur Elw Mackay, Montreal; John
Kingston. ' -
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IF THERE rs ANY ONE WHO STILL DOUBTS
the ficocv Of Oldrdge's Balm of Columbia from Com
stock Ross % Naeaz'ne street to the hair
ha'l heads preserve ft has not fallen out and keep
the heal ENTIRELY free from dandru and scur they have
only IN make trial Of 70 he convinced that all
iss'ric'lv true Tho treat numbers who are now daily
u'i"g are 'nfc"r guarantee that it is fully good
II &c rprommonded.-N Pic
ri" sam" NAV he had o' Cor'tock & williams North
F'Nh re"' Philadelphia, and Comstock Co II Maiden
Lsne, this city.
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y.
Blackwcod's Edinburgh Magazine, new reprnt-Two
doliars vear-sngle copies 1879 cents
The publisher of the New World announces that he
has commenced the Republication Of this most celebrated
ofthe Magazines, at price which will insure II
large circulation The January number received by the
steamer Caledonia will he published This DAY. at twelve
O'Clock and he for sale AZ the office Ann street and by
the New World Agents throughout the country Black
woo long stood at the head of the periodical tera
ture the world and continues 70 maintain that distnc
fion without rival Professor wilson, its editsr, (Od
"Chrsopher North is unrvaled prose writer and
poet and his contributors among the first living au
thors Of Great Britain.
CONTENTS THE JANUARY NUMBER.
J. Great Britain At the Commencement oil the year,
lSi3 IA splrndid article)
". Lesnrques or the Victim Of Judicial Error.
lII. Caleb Sukelv-Part TO-
". Imaginary Conversation-By Walter Savage Lam
dor Tasso md Correiia.
v. The World Of London-second series-Part L.
W. The Dream of Lord Nthsdae.
VII. Two Hours Of Mystery thrilling Tale.
VIlT The East and South Of Europe.
TX. The Curse Of Glencoe-By 3. Simmons
X. The Msrtvrs' Monumental Monologue.
XT. Taste and Music in England.
Tcrms-Two Dollars vear-three copies for S5--fve
comics for $e'ep copies for $6-Subect TO newspaper
postage only. Address
J. WINCHESTER. Publisher, 80 Ann st.
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ne MADAME AnoLpHE. THE EMINENT FEE

me- MADAME AD0LPHE, THE EMINENT FE
MALE philosopher, from France whose developments Of
character ard events in all the principal cies OF the
Unite States have created profounj sensation
every class of ctz"n and who has been visited by cer
Fymer, eminent ladies' judges magistrates editors and
mrn of science all of whom have heen delighted and
tonshed at her revelaon hos taken private parlors
No. ~. Park Row where ladies end gentlemen can call
upon her at oil reasonable hours.
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COPPsR-An assortment from 10 % o. Of very extra
~ quality nu'acuIed from TIE best and with great
l.. X. COLLINS Il CO.,
Isgec South street
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Posr OryIcE, I
- New York, Jan. ~ 1913.
ENGLISH MAlL-Le tier bags for Great Britain royal
IL mail eamer Caledonia fror, Boston, the s February
r w De closed 1t the upper and lower post on.es on
1uefdty the 3st lust at IS minutes 3ocock y NJ
jys8 3r JOHN LORiNlER GRAHAM, p. NJ.
THE ELECTRGMAGNE IC PLATES prepared by
Lamourouv Of Paris and sold in New York IS Franklin
street. by Nnu the moderle price Of 81 So acknow
ledved by many Physicians and all other who have
tried them, be aid ehc FOR
s serveus affections and pains, rheumatism nepragy,
the govt paralysis IN the gnDng
dsrsses Of women pale colos amtnorhees snppessions,
atscks, SC they cam ins tan ner-
aststion when in he'd Agenfn Boston, Messrs Rom
Seyens; in Buffalo, MIR. c. c. Bristol; in Charleston
NJ. L,pfince. ls2S ImsI
DHiIP RYAN who engaged Tor the passage II Ellen Mat
ligan aud James Regs 10th Nov last will please
NV WI Wv Wa j L TAPsCOTT
j27r % Peck Sir Cor south ST.
~ ,Nx oE FNCI I, Nh NprsS bought aud sold ~ !
B"'N w H.'"h't ~, w 81 sYLVES rERS, 4
jy2slwr - "a Wall st. and 100 broadway.
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fh7- EXTRACT OF SARsAPARTLLA, AT FIFTY
cents hottie. An nrticl- equal made by
Sands Bristol or oher to he had at II Maiden
Lsr. warranted. and At half the price of either Also
Sands and Brsol's sold as above.
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M THE FRENCH ANTLPHL OGIsTIC MIXTURE
or the Of all discharges from the urehra-sold in
bottles at 81, and ut 10 cents EACH
W. g. RICHARDSON Agent,
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ECONOMY IN DRESS.

900 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN.
would sugeest the community that am furnishing
Article of clothing at rropoonsbIy moder,e prices
which been Afforded solicit
cali from those capable of approaching fae work that
they may Judge Of the induce Offered 10 th paying
re ,dy money.
Strangers in the city requiring gamens will please earn
our prices
WM II. JENNINGS,
ie9 Inc Drspe, aud Tailor
NJ sIsTARE'S TX pge Office, 10 Wall as Union
Bank FLORIDA wanted at improved rates: $4,000 Southern
LIE and Trust Co for sale al 80 the dola
500 Bank United States Notes for sale. nos Ind
snd Nchg Scrip and Bank Notes bought sold $500
Bank Of Mich gan Notes fer sale. JAG ltsr
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AMUSEM ENTS.

AUI y tcCN Elm 10.
CHATHAm THEATRE.
pre. ci,,,. REDUCTION OF PRICES;
'''' S si6' SSPsaly S;;;; SSs:' Tier i't''
An.r S wsisS N. sAH Dancing.
Doors on BLACK K RAVES fss' 81 II" THE WOODS
m.nse a. oPr p1.s 81 ~ O'clock and the performance will
mITCHELLs OLYMPIC TUEATRE.
MONDAY E svs9sssST'y S, .,n yV p, -,
AMILiE ne performed
.EA1 tTf I { THs ri saAsr
- The Door. w, Be opened at haip,, md IN. r...
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
F Rs,s:,;::: " ::::::: |'s''
BESEEiT Or oLD DAN EEMaiaaiiT.
"DAi - " ORATORS ss' %II. to commence wild
S%~ 3;Pt:' S'S HI:
E CSpu "S mi;S II
.ass The stoosd Man with
small more ns' else than eau be crowded into
A sH5 IF f fS a% G Ti'a.
ooA once no" I b. N ss5iGS Mrnss.
AMERICAN TmEATRE-wALNUT-
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUsHMAN
'DA NEEo5ySEs s sA ,HH Fl H.! be performed
h IRISH LION TitS
--- T. A. MARSHALL. Lessee.
AMERICAN MUSEUM
r. RsRNIIWs oGoadway' opposite st. Paul's Church
!: sea fife xfs
s' fsy and
The eM P.se, Specimen
ana ss m asa sssl heard
ys'" 0' wEloHs os YEP Fri Fifteen POUNDS,
Tha' being precisely hi, weight when but months old
n s eeas Dwarf ne non and decidedly
living curiosity a,tonishsd the public
LAT xS WIZ 'HT' xBrEX tS%''d
eosng o, many gorgeous moving scenes including the
L, r.,;,. d THE b " gNl Of Moscow
%s ss: P'T sls .s bald x. v
Perform ances commence at o'clock
pav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ~
Admission to all IS cent,-Ch,ldrep half price.
Tom THINE and positively his last appearance this city for
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL r2 q T5M EE ESP EfByRE GALLERY
The S1si s$si| iHs;' 81 plumber Of
Neatly and .isy o&E AS %ss .p.eiou. A. and
COSTLY AND ELE seif FIXTURE FIXTURE GALLERY,
,y nd rs , y%s os Am.c.
sIGNoR MAEfsKs GoRGs 81 Isl bioRAMAs
THE EI Ia1xs II T Ii s sBss
Including thu
CONFEDERATION OF RUSSIA
,,,s Mr. BLANC, the great Necrom ncer and Magician.
MISS HOOD, the accomplished Vocaiist-MR L Ora.
HAN the Comic Singer, also engaged.
Also sngagg.d dnr,pg the whole Day a.d Evening,
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England
She wishes public by making then
believe her a Witch 'o
FORTUNE TELLER!
w rS be 91 the
Intellect, and mention their leading tn sactous of
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT,
AND The FUTURE
Tickets to the Museum, Is cens Children half prie,
j29ec '"'
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Passengers Arrived
Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE-Pscket ship Oneida-John Coly,lI of New Yorl
Thos Mccormick. MeYco-IO IN stee rage " ~
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NJ FROM q. GREELY ESQ. EDITOR OF THE
N. TRIBUNE Sept g. lS42.-The virtues of Sarsa.
parilla resorer Of purity to the blood and conse
qventy cnr' for maades resulting from its impurty
have been sufficiently set forth by numberess preparers
md certificates. We will add within our own
knowledge friend had Young child gerously dis
eased with tumors we'll within upon its head which
had long deed medical skill Hn stated the fears u.s.
and pretending IN knowledge ef medicine urged
him to try hottie oe Brstos Extract of sarsapara as
we know Mr. B., and had faith in his statements He fol-
lowed our advice and cured the child immediately This
was two wears ago. and we the little fellow yester
dav in excellent hoa'th So much we know and
tv; and believe the child is living by virtue
that Sarsapara.
Sold Wholesale and renil bv w. Burger. druggist 50
Courtau't street retail ut Rushton & Aspnwall's Mil
HAMS Pharmacy Lvnn's, BoW9EhEnpps, Division street.
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THE IRISH IN AMERICA


THE following COMMITTEE organized Thursday evening
last, beg leave to that their request w
RoBSsoN Esq of New Haven will deliver Lecture on the
isn IA Am.rca Monday evening. Jan. 3on haEp.t
o'clock, IN Washing on Hall corner OF Broadway and Keade
Tickets To admit gentleman and ladies' cents;
.e tickets IS cents-may be had of the COMMITTEE, the
door JOHN MULLEN, Chairman.
c. DIVER, Ssc'y.
Dsniel Major Reade street.
Edward Hartc. i2C Liberty street
DR.. O'Dopnell, 81 James street
Charles NJ. Marry, 8S Pine street
Edward Mcllroy, IN Bowerv
Matthew Olwel, 81 Catherine street.
Patrick Kelly corner Bayard and Mott streets.
ID. NJ. Maggie, Mparoe street.
James Bergen, 6j Wall street.
n. VI. Shehan II Futon street.
Arthur STAR, 20l Hester street.
2 McQnade, 40 Sou IA street.
ID. Noonan, % Greenwich street.
L. McG ivern, Munroe street.
r. n Noonan, 79 Washington street,
Arthur cCaffery corner Henry and Catherine ats.
Dennis Clgin. 06 Prince street. j2a Nsrc
THE fourth Bnnua Ball Of fnt tempany New York Csdets
4 will take place the Apollo Saloon gu Wr,nes ay i,t
Fsbruary 1873 DOdwnrths nd s engaged Tick 10 be-
Csptair O. Vandenbeng 50 Clakson s al Colo mel
Peers, No. Broadway; Captain Kileyii fifth ard Hot ell
OF VI membep Of the company. VA ..E.xr jya NsIx
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l:::s! = ]: IT IFS ,.. nssv :. 3ss5,
his rsdUre5 ca prsss - sAsWef the requirements of
ecsasaisA nd parsaissA ssesrdngly.
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ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS.
NO. ASTOR HOUSE, ENTRANCE IN BARCLAY
STREET ivIi Insr
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SOUND PILOT-OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New
Bedford Nantucket Shouts eoston Portsmou ill., Portland
kennebeck and other Office Frye Shaw's Nau
rsi store a22 Wser corner Beekman street ". Y.-vce
ChaTge the from Cav Head. i25 lmisr
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New York Oct All 1872 i27p.r
INDICATED '. Ppk BA HIS, 2, Cour,land, stree, es-
A'1 tabished 86Scultt colds, iDfammatory
chronic reumam,Sc cured ~ few days by the nse OF p
CarrUlPs Med ited Vapor ms.
Open from o'clock in the morning till nine o'clock night
sulphur Baths require hours previous notice Portable
bs h part the BROOKLYN Bathing tubs
and hIp b. ths for Iuxr
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NOTICE. hereby gwen hat the CopHne ship heretofore
eHsng bets Eli ha Page o Boston, Mass and Cyrus
g. Page If New FORK this ay dssav by mutual
sent The business Of the firm will b. setled by O. PAGE
Elisha PAGE.
CYRUS q. PAGE.
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SINGING PARTIES at the Rainbow, 10 Howard street
hear oadwy-l he propretos of b,ve house b.r
leave inform heir friends and the public have
menccd their Singing Parties he Old Shades ard
Intend the TUESDAY eenng during winter
To those who fond OF song BY call
my the above, will with delightful Ihs chair
will I've taken ats P. NJ
J2'r EVANS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29

ITO LET on LEASE, OR FOR SALE-A farm Of 30
acres with handsome new house, aud situate within
miles OF Brooklyn Of the healthy and beautiful sit
uatons IN the uoitod Safessome has been laid down
whe and meadow last fall II let the $500 Ter
il sold the will be S. 0OO-the title recy
good, and the pTope y wholly INBRED.
APPLY al 25f Pearl street, New York v9aa,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29

SCHNEIDER REBHUN will attend private parties ant
NO. Delaney street the Bowery No 50 Crosby 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29

~ FOR sALEcA FARM containing Is acres. situated
E. on the Boston Turnpike 10 miles from New York. and
I'LL half mile from the beautiful village OF New Rochelle
ON winch there handsome story house, with
wtha fine view of Long Stand Sound Sc very fine gar
den aud fruit orchard good barn and outhoues. Also mill
used for marble mouse for
miller and a good farm house, &c.
For further particulars apply the premises Of James
Huntington, ESQ., James II Eell-. Post Office New Ro-
cbelie, or Of JOSEPH OATWELL Marble Works
J28 wsrc Sullivan St New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29

aJ& FOR sALE-Farms in the village Of Jamaica, L. L.
8TS Two handsome farms, conaining-he one fifty -four the
Aohe fory.eg acres Of land properly divided into
bie pasture and woodland. Ttey good cult
vaon and situated short distance south from the rail-
road TO which their front extends parallel South
On one farm the Improvements consist of good
good site for building They will hs sold low If applied
for immediately Apply to FRANCIS S. Brown,
jj2S6t'r No IS Wall street
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empany New YorS Cadets,
S,lorn Gu WEDGES ay. ist
- engaged Tickets TO be-
, 50 Clarkson ST; at Colonel
ltiley's, Fifth Ward Hotel,
u.rs.l ..C.xrl jy2e ttsIk
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07
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