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THE BLACK Tor Aleba,i's) SALVE,
ALIEgASI,S HEALTH PILLS.

ALLEBAsrS TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
ALLEBASPS POOR MANS PLASTERs, and
ALLEBASPS COUGH BALSAM,
no CURE, AND WILL CURE, me iono"lne
~ named complaints fully shown % me pIofTi
tor VIZ Fever Of h mos, n,ag9ssG
GERS Tumos Cuts and Punctares Wh"~s nse'aS o. ~
Buns To Qans as shf1 ass. sna the
Faes BRUISES and spsns swelling, q ALMOST srsFy fT.e
30 Frntionx que ia The breast, Bies sores o. all klns
Dysseps Won Fever aad Asur B9as and sesf s;d r
yeLs' LhoG D,etdsred Stomach and BoweIs Coveness
Too,beachs Coughs Colds Asthma Lca and LIVER Son
s9m. Chest Side, Ions, Muscles JOINTS. Fes' &C. Nei
b il long list of complaints 70 De cured b5 fee
f medicines but the proprietor promises 70 return the
for The articles purchased any aud every who
n nor cured II they follow directions for using contained
- b PmphIet which will be furnished By the copustor and
h1- agents throughout the City
prieor which fully Justify The above gnssanEse For ':s
Wholesale and retail By J.. w. GILBERT, PIcpreor xs
EalIln street and by g. q MAlGNE Bookseller 50
rne street; S. WOODW ORTIZ. Houstos ana aAui0e'
~ streets. :. .,,is;r,,
For Certificates Of curss, description Q. complain"
directions for Pamphlet above on FULTON
@" The poor will be furnished az hall pi,se a. n
stIeei, and receive such advice as ther eases may S
ii3 Im,seods
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POLICE OEEICE
Supreme Court,

%.
Present-Nr Chief Justice Nelson, Mr.. Justice
Bro son. and MIR Justice Cowen.
Kenyon, deft. in error, ads. Stems, plf in error.
Judgm affirmed 70 defendant error.
Stockton vs.. Dreamer and al Motion TO set
aside report rrf-rers-deoied
The People ex rel. Boyd, VS.. the Canal Board
Mo ION for efi-denied.
The People ex rel Gramtcood and al. vs..
Do,c,ing ,r.n- sc Motion for a northumberland.
De Lama4er VS.. Dopner and al. Motion to set
aside &c e, o.. r,i-rees-denisd
Wallace aud al. vs.. Brercr Sheriff, &c. Motion
for w - '-t-nied.
Stanton ads. Bsuedict and al. Judgment for
plaintiff demurrer with leave defendant amend
usu terms.
Yuyuniu vs. Lawre0ce exr, &c. Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer leave amend on usna terms.
Albany Atlas.
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A n 0 TIER SPLENDID WORK!
JUST PUBLISHED,
At the Nea7 World Office, 80 Aan Street,
PRICE IS CENTS
THE WANDERINGS
JOURNEYMAN TAILOR

IH0uRh afos and he East, during he Yeas 1874 70 8in
Translated from me Third German Edition
BY WILLIAM HOWlTT
This Book the People Ii gives graphic ,ccopn,
oil the authors travels foot through the coanrres of the
EAST working his with his tools Of ,Iade-and 50 jeur.
neying from country country for nearly twenty
ahof al The world ore celebrated Tor pretty nj able
OF their legs after dismountng the shopboar
out here We have vino literally sews his wa from
.lh-n1 TO contlnsn-throush Europe Asia Africa through
nISey' OFe-ee, Syria, Egypt, Italy AID France
hsse tav-s are not only well written and display gres,
Ga o. she" observation and excellent eesS. but have
ne peculiar advantage OF observing life in various regions
on nsw point Of view. ,tead of gliding along !. ,h
luxurious Style OF mode travellers easy cu,housd car.
maze h. trudges through des-r, ways works amid N.
s"am'ns mass OF strange Cities, III h- rbs and re
o" his humble station and looks on things
they appear 20 the ey-s Of tn multitude
J. WINCHESTER Sc Ann 81
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70 DIR. E. II. Metcalf. Surgeon Dentist,
isail= 6aidiPs g eotsI Of
nahpeE add at Pfsas Tsuced conform The tunes ~!
work warranted Dr. NJ Permitted gsetlems Of
The highest sanding In the State Fasin son and tas
city 10 lws
L Hyerfs Ptlls.-Ths safest cheapest and most r.
ectiYe anuy Nehcns IN the World Sex
floor. 3.Hf
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corYRT CALENDAR THs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT-N 68, 80, 81, 80, 4o, y, s,
Common PLEAs--Part [. before Judge lnglis--
Nos 6. "A. SO, 4, %, 40 So Part IL. before
Judge Ingraham-Nos. g. 81, &C. so.
SUPERIOR CoURr.--1his Court commences the
February term today.-Nos. l, ?, 3, A. 5, g, T. O. y
10.
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WILLIAM T. JENNINGS " CO, Diapers
w and Tailofs No 23l Broadway. American Hote Top
poste the Fountan solicit attention invoice Of new
Goods received last steamer direct from our Agent IN
London consulting of CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, In var.
Gus new styles splendid and for Dress Vests
MERlNO VELVETS, Sc. with large assortment, OF rich
Silk and Satin SCARF5, CRAVATS, HANDKER-
CHIEFS, GLOVES. SUsPENDERS, DRESSING
ROBES. &c.
w. would suggest 10 our patrons that from this additional
facility shall be able supply them az early date with
all the novee. OF the London and Paris markets and sustain
the reputation Of the Establishment for rhs moderate Prices
which liberal patronage the adoption
of tn ready money sy tenn by which enabled 10 fur
ash garment. Is per cent less than foimrry-a
feature in establishment which must commend IL 10 hosa
requiring articles for immediate /, the addition 10 our
stock of an assortment first quality ready male garmen,
including Sunon Cloaks Ores. and Fock Goats, Panta
loon. and Vests &c f3is.f
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Passengers Arrived

In the ship Ocmulgee, from Ne1v- Orlsans--Samue H
Deae. and III the sr~rIaye.
In the brig Carolina. from Chqrleson-R Lansing, E
Dupont L Boyntsn, K H Goodman, Butler.
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John ". Thome Us. Alexander Davison-ihis
scied to-day. The evidence elected the
. thar which was presented the former TRIAL Vedicfo
ulainuf S2i8.
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Brig Catherine of Porrl = Wins'ow. from AL Xandria
C. Tor 81 John B. with -four grain Went ashofena al
Beaver River Nova Scotia the night Of ls b,I n
70 riae. aud only hbls flour, dam ge! STATE
saved Cart AID he -m,Gdet Of the WOW. tj% are =, l I-
10Th M from he Argos states that IN An hour
hall after the Catherine stuck The rocks e wen, 10
xcsotig r cook who frozen and washed off eote tie
crew reached shos Tree CT the me Wee badly o1e
"r6r rssex q Nry Ode ais went ashos Sis2! on
the ioh ut and i'll be to,a loss Two OF her ere"
arrived at Ne. Ore rs IN the Grscian. - 49,, ~, N
Leagues 10 the westward of Ssal vessel total loss no lives
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The whole amount Of debt funded and floating 25
The receipts of the entire wear =. .si62 a3f
Expenses, interest &c 1877 i65
making about il per cent, for u months The re-
suit will no doubt be much more favorable for the
coming i months.
The annual report OF the Worcester Railroad
Company shows a net earning of y per cent the
past year, for the first and )! for 1he last six
months, ending November 30th. The great IN
crease was simultaneous with the reduction of
charges on freight per Western Railroad
VI the So ,O0O being amount divided, $4,000
were paid for loss and damages by steamboat train
coming in collision with the upward Western ac-
commodation train in 1912. The depreciation OF
freight, cars and engines took Dearly al. the bal
ance, beside 6 reserve, 10 insure per cent. div-
dend in June.
The reference between the Worcester and West
ern Railroads is now by the declinaiioD Of .Ju1oa
Sprague, constituted of the following gentlemen:
Linus Child, Senator from Worcester County. and
Judges Williams and Warren. of the Common
Pleas Court. The amcable adjustment of this dis
pute has given confidence to holders OF Railroad
Stocks, and they generally advanced in Boston in
consequence Worcester went at T. Lowell %
Eastern s, and Providence D per cent. advance :
Charlestown Branch was sold at So, Western al
55z Norwich 35z.
The receipts upon the Western road last week
were, from the passengers, S3,05l; freight, mail,
&c, S5,897-S8, 9l6. IL the same week last wear
S2,0l were received from passengers, and $3.50
from freights, &c. Increase this year $3,l6l. For
the four weeks in 1914 the receipts have been $30-
$685. against $22,646 Increase this year. S4,252.
The Boot Mills Co. have declared dividend of 6
per cent. 81 ,200, 600, although they earned over
10 in six months.
The Thorndike Manufacturing Company in Pal
mer, have made dividend of 6 per cent for the last
six months.
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The schr William of Boston for Portland, proceeded
1he North Brotr and obliged 10 return In consa
1uence OF TIE Sound be- ~ frozen over
There is cosd- drift in the Rivers and Bays
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CLEARED.

Ship Union, Russell ~-Orleans Johnson Lowden
Banks Lagona, Fl amiiton. New Orleans Atkins s Co;
Carsmont russell New Orleans Badger Peck: Sir Isaac
New'on, (Hamburg) Weinholz, Hamburg, Schmidt Bal
chen. ~.
Jefey ST Thomas and ST. Cioix, w w Pratt; WEXFORD,
Cushing GbraaT n fio05s2n Homer Watts hnfs
Dunscomb s. Beckw'lth:
Schrs Vera Cruzana Kngbury Vera Cruz Ramon de Zai
do: Zsrah Park Naracaibo Arauguren Fawu, Brewster
Port an Prince ossiere Co; Friend Lewis George
town, c, Post Phillips; Mlicent, Colr Baltimore john
m s aMlen.
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MARRIED.

January 81, Mr. SYLVESTER LEVY 70 Miss SARAH dsush
eI oil Mrs. Rebecca Isaacs all OF this city
-ER, both of Brooklyn.
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60 EASy-FOKGET THEY ARE on
- DAYS First Premium Sheet Rubber Overshoe,, with
hi, new Elastic Soes beIdes beicG The and
durable Oyeshoes in use are perfectly adapted the boot
and pants that the apt 10 forget that he has on
Overshoe all So unlike every other Overshoe they
that whoever examines them will certainly give them the
preference. They will completely do away with the double
or Waterfront Boots which keep the water.
Warehouse Is Maiden Lane, Broadway. Those who
want DAYS Overshoes should remember the number35.
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CITY Intel LIGE c E.
SATURDAY
MEETING OF THE BAR.


Several members OF the Bar met to-day IN one OF
the Superior Court FOR the purpose OF nominating some
gentleman he recommended Executive 20 m The va
c,ncv occeore b. the death of late Judge Thompson
The attendance being large was desaoe the meet
Ing atienrsst . tuesday next.
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NOW READY.

i-oLAC KWO0D'S MAGAZl>E. for January
81 yeas.
2-R.PoslTORY OF MODERN ENGlIsH Ro-
MANCt. January number Only 81 ye.l-,agl- l2. cts
ihsrumber commences Novel by Ainswosth
3-TREASUEE TROvE, or l. 5 D-New edition
Price l23 cents.
4-LoITERINGs oFARTHUR oLEARY-priee 10:
cents.
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIs-FRESCH EDI-
TON Number 2-fce IS But few copies of No
remain on hand. Call early. No 3 Oh Tuesday next
CHARLES DE BOURBON, ord Constable of France:
Historical Romance, By Alphonse Roger. Translated
from the French By Z S Gould ESQ., author of the Abrig-
ment of Aou History Of Europe This novel most
powerful and dramatic interest. crsat Of even,fu peri
cd in the history of Europe and mastery production
Price l2 cents.
SUES NOVELS Mysteries of Paris handsomely
bound 81 25 Matilda 81; Female Bluebeard IS cts The
Dunoye 25 Colonel de SuriIl 10. cts Salaman
der, Naval Romance, Is cts.
For all the best and che ipest Books and Periodicals
call at 30 Ann street
:eb5 j WINCHESTER. Publisher
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PER STEAMER BRITANNIA
INN. T. JENNINGS 81 co. 231 Broadway
w American Hotel opposite thu Fountain, receipt
of Invoice Of New Goods of Cassmeres rich
Satin CashmeI.t and Canton Cloh IAN article
Vestlags evening wear with small LOT Of splendid
Scas. Also EnSOr Patent Protected Seam Gloves,
10 be- apufecisted j9s lsu.
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IIED.

shys Mediator, London; ST Nicholas, HavIe
Ranks stafford New orleans; Madonna, Cedz; James
Wilson Ma settles
Schr RoLpa (R1 St JOINS. B; Zervah Park Mafscai-
no: Eawn Brewster Port an Piince, and others.
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Leaving the whole amount of floating debt sos $50 90
which it is confidently hoped will be extinguished
during the current year.
The road is pledged, together with its income for
the funded debt first 10 the State of Massachusetts,
secondly to the city Of Norwich, and thirdly 10 GER
tain Trustees OF bonds due in 1852, Sll9,773. In
relation to the pledge of the income OF the road TO
these Trustees and the application for all injunction
in their behalf the Directors have taken the opinion
of Henry Strong OF Norwich and Daniel Lord, Jr, OF
this city, who concur in the opinion that so long as
there is default IN the payment Of the interest and
principal when DUE the Company cannot be DIS
turbed in the possession OF the road and income
The whole number of shares upon which dryid-
ends could be declared is 1850.
The funded debt is follows
Massachusetts per due LIST July 1856 sioo0VV
City of Norwich per cent due as fol flows: LIST JAM
1913, S25 00G; do Si9 S25, 600; lst July, 1872 2o9OO
lat JAM 1880, $4,000 Isl July, 1880 SIS OOo Isl Jan
1879 Sa3 0S0' - 80 - '''i' S-'''0 80. 100000
psiIrosG nsr cent bonds Ia, s nt;i 1852 1878
Not., mr. cent due Is, Ian I8is' ....... 1900
do do lst luiv ,8ie 700
do do Is: July lss7 ... SOO
.S7iO,573
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IT, ne members OF Professor GoCRAUo. TWO classes ae
respectfully informed ;a the Mercantile Library ROOM
the down class aud ie Stuyyesaut nste os the up
class the two lecture selected for th
mutation OF the course.
NB-Ths members Of either class are particularly re-
quested discus, attic door measure that
solay be taken Will always be for The best interest of
the members.
e. Ia the wishes Of several persons who have
applied Professor G by letter he that few more
admission tickets be had 659 Broadway door
the Stuyvesan Institute but they will be delivered erciu-
siueiy for the up.tocn class i5lt
70 Punishment of Deafh.-The citizens Of
York, opposed otiictou OF Death legal pen
aIsy for Crime unhristidn, babarous, dmoralizs and
b. its brualizins Influences tending multiply the offences
which repTs earnestly lnvlted attend
PUBLIC MEETING the Apollo Saloon 40 Broadway at
O'Clock P of Monday, Feb 5th consider the proprety
Of adopting permanent organization for the diffusion OF facts
on this subject the awakening Of the public mind and the
culation OF petitions to the Legislature.
By direction ola Committee appointed informal meeting
J.L. O'SULLVAN JACOB HARsEN,
H. GREELEY ISAACT. HOPPER,
fits WN. S. BALCH.
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FIOCuTION.
LLOOO 1 wv
hart laneS HarXeX. q

~ Robert James Harvey. A. M, IS t hoT
forming ms ssous Normal students las
usna thoroughly qualified Instructors IN the ait OF
Early false habits in Fsadnf and snsaknGF e aGnP "
corrected and clear lmprsvs deHIy ihpafeu
~ mechanics, institute Lectures.-.MLr
Thomas Austin Will deliver the Sixteenth Lsctne o. ,ne
Course In the Room City Hall tbs MGadsg ~ "
ming the 5h install o'clock snbJect- fLlelpie aHu
PeSeney Lecture GH i ICES i BsARkTf asua
= w f & RAJ
CHAN sTy Monday evening Of Hudson and f Rom
streets; Fourth is St
every THURSDAY evening Thaliag Hall $50 GEtad.st every
Friday evening at The a Jss az
ations Admittanc. IL: ten tickets for do.r o
DALI Course of Lectures be expected IN IN
Clinton Hall for the purpose OF glvns pfac3ea "
racbs and various parts OF the cityaso in adjoining VII
lagos thorough Phenologica RIVAL may Dc W.
s sls t Families F and Parties desired Ii S
NJ Lectures ON the Second Coming OF OF
Per ii, TeDns and viii
see WI" and ds evening through the Nh
MILLER Will be in the city and lecture every
meeting this will be at franklin Hall 10
Square. Seats free.
mr. Wm.B. Bradbury's Singing Gas
aides ard Gentlemen DESTROYS OF receiving instFne
ron OF MI Bradbury respectfully lnoIpso r ma "a 81
sssoad Tenn Of h o Glass 81 & t sRS and
cnmmspcs on Tuesday Evening Feb. 6ihs :: 9'cL9ek
Also the Second Term CT Class on Ihurs1ay
\, his residence H2 Eldrdgs will commence next
Eyenns' SIN T,man dssiTous of joining either Of the
,boSe Glasses will please apply the and pae1s sc
80 aboys rs stis* WM u. bRADD IN
~ Second Ward Henry Clay Siup'WW ild.
n.ating OF the Henry Cay Club OF the Second $500
for ths election Officers VIII be held al Joness the
Wara Hotel No. 81 Nassau street, on Monday E'e"s '
9Th lust at hall as' REvo. c. HANCE, President
~ Fifth ward Clay Club -;aH a aGloalH is5
s,ipg NJ This Club will be held AZ the Marion IT ns.
Ne Rroadway on Monday evening 5th inst al nan p'
oock for the purpose Of rs N Psdent
R saE5s :; J0 ss.,Dlra Vice Presidents.
CHARLES j. Shepard, SECRETARIES 3f2
James Lawrence, $50
Thirteenth Iyard.-DEMOCRA,l.dnL ,o . ~ on
CEUB-Ih he members OF this tinh arr II 81 -st
Monday Evening. Frhrtie- r
Clinton, al ! o. 49,
and the tTansactloi
the Club. *
] T. KLoIs Secretary.
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- III uaequatled attractions of the American Museum
this w.s m iii the place to oyertlowins The perform
ances uh rich and diversified See the bills and ad-
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AUCTION SALES.

JONAH R:charas, Aaenouses.
Ry BANGS RiiGAaIRDs u PLATT-stoss
WEDNESDAY. Feb i
Lnss sale o: School md Mlse,iiaaeo oa Books,
aS G Fl 70 .s SsisS
TElRrY-SiSsTRR Ns@. tif OK * s IA SALE
Th ess; & h.re6 ass sac will n 5 o. -
nvoices of Books, Psp~I, Stationery, ssesoyps Plates
soe:ed and hoaa 5s furnished 81 Of FsSsualY
when the Catalogue viii be pat press. The essA
Will bs made receipt OF sooG, wnsa Iosated
go + COTTON; Aaenon ,.t,, cor,,,;.. =.
Merchants No lis Fulton and 81 Ann.ssIesI-L sessl
S 3 an @ seo S S S "sss ssee
s.As al assortment OF ne~ and ieeoTahand eiamesss
Ba s9Gs B.: safa
House Desk Iron Sale Show C.c. OF various sizes a
Also balance oil Sperm Candles about % o1hss Also,
" hte Lv.4. II oil.
M 10 O'Clock at the Mrfehsaia' Exchange.
RSAI Estate The Two story B cE front house sad Lo<
No Ste Monroe 4 portion q; he purchase
renal. soad and mortsASe. ltie indAp0'Aols
WILLIAM Il FRANKLIN, AscGon-,r.
DWELLiNti Hoo ES ON FOUkTH. AMOS,
~ CHRISTOPHER AND FACTORf->TREETS,.
WM Il FRANKLIN VIII sell at .ction on III ESDAf,
Sih AZ IL oe ock At the Neehaas haeh-ns' 'he ioi'
house iEh two kat hsu .tched the res IL ieee
GUAR oa ito accommodate two fam IL $ house thorough
No q Chr s,ophss .togy btek from, house
WIN w story kltctn alta he N the rear u -et 50 are.
above lot 70 b. 7O Sic IemAa mortgage AZ
Ter cent
No 81 Ctristopher.s Of Fsc,ory-The
brick from dwelling house and erowa good sand
for particularly III the e house 20 by 81;
lot 20 BY 10
Also v,ean. lot, with stable thereon th rear and .4
joining he above ot, % by So
No IS AmoS-Stret THE three story bck front dwelling
house silGstrd between Greenwich Lane and Factory
suitable !I threg mli Tor alone premises
II good order; house Is feet BY 10; lot . By Us.
No. 50 Anossttes adj joining the above The t"o story
bck house good order AID well calculated Tor two
t.lstiss: house IS By 40; LOT Is by 90.
No - Amos.Stfetr near FOuTt-Ihe new aud hn2dsoms
tas brick four doors east o! Fourth street noh
side, finished the best manner, with maIoe maei5 through
out, shOSany d0or znd plated furniture pSroI oor hne
sub ce,a perfectly dTy and y inch walls the roof Nc;
house &c by u; lot 20 6y 15. Two-bIrts mortgage.
No ~ Fourth street. btweeu Amos aud Chares.strses-
The two story and attic bc heue "a above III good orders
house % by %; lot % by 76T. .
No s. Conference.-The two story aud attic brick dwell
house good order 81 10 b. lot u 10 by Is on one
sias and lei IN depth on the other
Nc 81 West Washington riace-The TWO story and attic
brck house IN good order LOT through Four street,
house b. io 80 feet deep side and 81 on tho
other.
No. "a Factory street.-The story brick front house.
with kitchen attached the II eet s1uar-
Will accommodate families we'll, house Is 10 oy % ieet
| lot ID 10 by IS feet.
No. % brick front house.
ABOVE; house IS 10 by 20; lot IS 10 b. IS; 80
Terms OF sale OF all the above property favorable and VIII
| be gwen At the sale. 1881"
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During the same period the floating debt mas been
reduced ) .utuo9 ~
VIZ by application Of assets Si2sl7 81
by part of earnings. 1888 80
by increase of funded debt 49,. "a 6e2 90 lG6 COS 80
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FURNITURE NOTlCE-Sota Bedsteads, 40 :.
Il +. COTTON would inform all who want Of + ar
nltu Of any description, that he prepared TO furnish and
has constantly hand very large assormsnt !nciuding
blty and economy without THAR equal The PUBLIC
invited call and thema,o. all other kinds Of!
Sofas always hand
Those breaking hoasskee ing wishing to sell Al, q
ing line calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended TO-
sui6istf +. COTTON. lib Fulton aud ~ Ann sts
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GENERAL COMMITTEE,
4 MEKICAN MUSEUM AND PER PET A.
:vsry Day and Evening this week.

Day viSlters edml'ttd the evening taeS-
UNPREEtDt. TED ArTRAC rlONSi.l
PARLOR ENTER TAINAiENT , or TABLE TALK.
WITH other novelties ard scceutTices, b. Dr.. FALFN-
WONDERFUL ELUCIDATION OF the science Of An
NAL MAGNETISM with numerous and lauShah's
periments. b. Prolessoi Smi,hson, +. K 5 ;.
Gel EBRATED COMIC MELANGE, by " .aot Mrs.
IVES TER \ en1 Mr. 7 G BOOTH. Nrs.WESTE4tN'S
FIRST APPEARANCE.
CHINESE. DlVERTTSEMENr, ag,er the manner the
eminent performers OF Pekn by ths young Wizard 81 the
North, Sspor FRANCISCO.
YANKEE COUETSHIt by E,r. ard Mrs. Western.
Hurry MP them Cakes aud other comic songs, o. T. IL
i. 6. SHERMAN, the beautiful ballad SINGER, aud LA
PEIlIE EXIT the admired denseuSe also ea-l,ed
ALBlNO BOYS few days longer
The Gypsy QUEEN, the NEST surprising fortune teller
IN the world nav be pLlvatsly consulted az all lines nd
ns PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE s.YE<TS
day and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Tickets 25cents; children uui-r N years 81 cents
Twenty-Five cents for private consultations with The
Gipsy Queen.
DEALt'S n Y. Observation-Disclosures
ONLY l2s CENTS
The fs1 5fGBE M &c. %s
Telling Glpsey G,rl, sister y
THE CELEBRATED GIPsEY QUEEN
OF the American Museum. She can BE- from o'clock
the till O'Clock the afternoon. dressed in her
native costume and be privately consulted regarding
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS. She
be the evening. National Portrait Gallery
Grand CoSmOrama and 100000 cunostes Admission
shns 2s to those who consult the GpseY ii
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THE Third Lecture on the Principles and Doc
,nes of Association will be delivered Tomorrow tregns
BY WM H. CLAIMING. Commence at II o'clock.
Subject The preparation of the Age tor SGcla ei9,in
the Spiritual Basis Association and brief view oil the
Discoveries OF CHARLES FOURIER
~ To deay expenses, charge OF SIX cents VIII Pc mace
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| BOARD IN BOND-STREET.-A Parlor, with
I'D Bedroom attached, and small rooms, with
CRATES TO let with Board at So Bond-.rea. JIG niss
NOTICE TO OIL DEALERS-Sealed Pro-
Nv posa for 10 900 gallons Of pure winter strained Sperm
viii be received I'LL the 18Th instant each propose. 10 a
ing the propola will obgate TO supply by contract Thn
OIL 10 he delivered IS required by the undenigned
WILLIAM R. GORHAM Supt of Lamps Cos
cornor,,ion psna,. nls,,s cony Is
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c White Kid Gloves of
ID very superior quality For sale 23l Broadway op
pose the fountain, VIM. I. JENNINGS Co.
feb Ct is
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