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TO THE PUBLIC,
Mis-. @ b MILLER X CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

NO. 10 WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET.
Wary respectfully inform their friends aud customers hat
there lage circulation OF counterfeit and spurious To-
bacco and Snuf selling through the city and by ped
lars representing il as having been manufactured by The
stamps made for deception the quality being inferior the
genuine Itice.
That may he msed by such imposition or suppose
hwe ck or fail in exertings manufacture usual
good articles we have been induced this notice
trends ,nd customers, caution ainst
we pledge ourselves exerlion
acture hereto the best les and other
tomsrs at their so Samuel H. Roger. and Smith Sloane
WI goods lnuciured and soid By 60 IL
not approved Of be returned and the money refunded
So' on as reasonable articles IN the line
of the same quality nanufscturr United Saes
o., Mrs. o. b. MILLLR& co. ITO Water stieet u
Wimis"m Vail street.
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$500 1REWAKD- -s sPECIFIC MIXTURE

IS00 REWAkD-CRO5S SPECIFIC MIX rIJVE-
DCOVFr ths euIe OF Go orrhoea elects tures and
aDaisgn us com glailts Of ths organ Of generation
Ofa remedie, yet scovered for the th.
is he mot .srtsin.
stricon Diet drink exposure in application 10
busin Is.
We give long quacksh TO deceive the
pu 'c. " the me licine does not for Itself shall
sp'ak for it, Our OH u notify where be
the CHALLENGES SINGLE ra OF to
he brought in when the Mixture will MT effect rapid
u de- n forfeiture of $508
This disc that inf rtun,ely pevadcs all ranks of
-hph low, rch aud poor, tnonal and slrgie They
ar here presented Nth dy by which they the
teves without the least in the shortest time possible
urthsr he diAeae cannot be contract II "o'e OF the
Mix ure Is tdsn ~ night going 10 bed when ed
VII - in ts ties with foi direction IT,
at vi bottle. Une o'tle Lasts Elk which general
many cured in twa days
For only WIN VI. Minors io2 Broadway Of
John posi- Frank IN House. New Yort; j. Jones,
ner o. Cheint and streets Philadelphia; aud at NJ
smiths, 1913 Washibgtoo street, Boston mp 2in' re
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

n NJ PEYsER y co lately removed rom the corner Of
L. William and John. No SO John street offer for sale
liberal Wholesale and retail the following Articles
received by recent arrivals
Berlin best Zephyr Wo.sedhe most complete assortment ia
this country
for Embroidery Of cotton silk and wofstsd all
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Pa,tes-of the choicest and newest dos
c,ipon Embsoidenes finished aud ON velvet
silk wo,ted md cotton. worked the tasteful Pari.
sim style .
Tsels Hair Dresses, Of gold silver and silk and nse-;
Bracelets Combs. Hair Pins, aud large variety of Other
beaut f., Paris Fancy Articles.
Parse Omamen-s,ee gilt and silver Beads Busle's Pure
Twist, plain and shaded sticss and spools En- ,rodery
and flower Chenille, OF silk and metal and slh.
Also Frnse Gnps and Cord ard Tassas imported and Of
and widths
" Branch Store at 800 Broadway formerly ts1 Broadway
n gnecs
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Died.
Died.
On Friday morning, LIST inst. SAMUEL HrALy, aged SO

On Friday morning. lst inst. SAMUEL HEALY aged 90
years.
His friends and acquantances requested to attend
his funeral Saturday afternoon at q o'clock from his
late residence 50 West 4th street without further inyi
tation HIS remains will be taken to Gene
terry.
On Thursday afternoon, 2oh ut after a short but Sc
Illness MARY JANE only daughter Of Jane and Fran
els Stewart aged IL months and II days.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
requested TO attend the funeral Sunday alter
noon, o'clock from the residence of her parents, 4s
Wooster street.
On Friday, LIST inst CHARLES STARR, aged 81 years, son
OF Richard Starr.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the iu
neral from los Leonard street. tomorrow afternoon u
o'clock
On Thursday goth inst ANNA AUGUSTA SEBERT, daugh-
ter Of the late Frederick Sebe, Esq aged years. hve
months and one day.
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We sha esteem tia vor, if Captains OF Vessels will give
port Of The shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Forrsa Newspaper or News tey may have He will
board ,hen minediasy ther arrival Agents .nd Cor
respondents, home abroad viii also confer favor b.
sending TO this Oi6ee al! the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical affirmation Of Kind viii Is thankfully
recegvfd
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.

MEssRs. O. WEISS FIR GRAMBss, Professor, of
WI Music respectfully to their the ladies
and genrrn OF New Yok and its vicinity that their Cou.
oi Band prepared TO play the admired and ashonat
Music for Private Parties, Souers, nc.
Orders received and punctualy attended to Is Delaney 81
ia lnsm
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Passengers Arrived.

LivERrooL-Packet ship Saml Hcks-John NJ Livingston.
and ~ ! the storage
ApALAcHIcoLA-Brg VIM L Jones-Mss Catharine Nc
Carly Mrs Margaret Vandam
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Passengers Sailed.

VIM H.rsey. Beson Matthew Morgan, Andrew Morgan,
Florida Rev Alex Mac!ea,. Nova Scotia; Lieut. Ceilings.
83d Regt, Canada Alfred Mckenzie, Scotland
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kA To LET-That spacious Boa,din House, No. $3.50
1:R Pearl street. CONTAINING about thir'y-fve rooms,
nlog room on the ground flor, fifty feet long Posses
sion NAY he had Immediately.
Also, the Store, well calculated in connection with the
house tor eating establishment. Rent low Enquire Of
Il ). HALSrED.
mrl 3tsrc IA Cedar street.
"A TO LET-A hou' situated at Bio mingdaie ab.ut
fR six mile from the citv is delightfully."- situated
the nix the Hudson and is remarkab healthy The
hOu contains with pleasure garden &c attached
Rent So per annum. Apply at the Abby Hotel Blo.mng
dale. m2 lmsrc
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM THEATRE will open on or about the
Goth March All applications for entagemcnts (post rad)
will receive mnediae attention. directed g Deverna.
Proprietor or nj scott Acting Manager Box ss2 Postofhc
New York The proprietor his agent VIII BE- found At his
10 stteod to ali business relative the opening During he
recess the Theatre will be rey redecorsed aud eovsa
Trading comfort Of the patrons o. this syore establish
meat w. D. DIV NINA,
ttfr Prcp
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE hrfaned and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, Ar.
we perceive TO he obtained 10 this counuy Zee sayrs
usns on the last ooens fourth page.
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Olnestic Importations.

Domestic ImpOrtations.
APALAcBicoI A-Brig VI m l. Jonesl0o haer Buck
co0e II Tamar- 300 Collomb selin-87 sticks cedar
nj Emanuel.
CHaahEsToN-Ship Olympa-sso blss cotton Renard CO
go De Pegs er x Whimarsh
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SOMETHING NEIV

"a THE SUB sCRBER RESPECTFULLY announcer. that his
sTrirg Style of Hats tnow readyl are constructed on
when hdsnt needs only examination convince
emen Of its superiority IL has been OF
plant hst thu fur the edge OF the of and
THIS gives Hat of having been much wor
Will the other rfect This
feet the subscriber has been enabled obviate such
interfere but the improve the
an contour Of the Hat.
All requested call and satisfy themselves Of
the superiority OF the method all Others
JOHN. N. GENiN,
Hat and Cap Ertahshmert No 2it broadway.
mri lmsrc Opposite ST Paul's Church
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BOWERY AmPHITHEATRE.
AMERICAN m q WkUM,

AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Lat Week positively Of I'll. v0uNG WIZARD OF
MISS BLANCHARD the celebrated and only female Jug
gler in America, is engaged. -
=, signor MONTH"; Do with his universally admired
ITALIAN MARiONETTES.
Mr. T. g. BOOTH, the celebrated comic singer.
Pc lite CEtITO, the admi, ed Danssus-.
The GIPsEY QUEEN, the surprising Fortune Teller
in the world beapnvatey cons tied at ali tmes
Performance. evening at ~ O'clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock
Tickets Is centscnIiden under l2H Twen
tvve for private consultations with the Gpsey
Queen, f2trc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PALmO's n. Y. OPERA HOUSE

PALmOs n. z. OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET p.o,. ,,.,
s97 o Pe1i Sa 60 a. eo%ms"es At hall past
Days Of Performance Monday Wednesday, and f'1day'
FOURTH NIGHT OF LUCIA III LAMMERMooR.
MONDAY EVENING, Marchath the performance will
LII f'T "a pi L AN In 'l%so'R
Lucia LaEmermoor Sister Of Lord Ashton SR BorRhese
Lord Henry Ashton Sig Yal,sllios
lord Arthur BaesIsw Sir Aibenal1'
Mamon, Tutor of Lue Mayer
full ps,tlculars see bill. of the 4aay Boz Office
BThe Theatre on the of night. will be let for Concert.
The Greatest Invention OF the Age.
rabe hat he G f tss
hi, wonderfui t,umOh OF INpusIRE AMP MEoHAs,sMr Al
with b: AUDITOR. and win ard rrs5s Las
poses. with the solicitation. Of .cieat &c gen
tlen:u to exhibit his invention for short time 50 Una the
RSSS s:::i
SH) from % AM mil "PM and every evening Except
under ten
The in Li.penard street, third door the left
side from Broadway f'93.ec
CHATHAm THEATRE AND CIKCUs.
CONDUCTED BY ii ROCKWELL o STONE
BENEFIT OF MEssRs DRAPER AND RHOADs
THIS EVENING March performances TO commence
SWANS ard Sweethears
After which various Of Honanhip Gymnastics Gods
Volante. Vau ting, African Drolieries. &c. &c.
Afer hich
John Smith will Dance and Sing,
TO conclude
Royal Masquerade of Gustave lie Grand.
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRES,
THIS EVENING March 2--The performances will
JOHN f sHTTsfi; SiiS sco.
After which
CINDERELLA.
Eelix,'. -. -. MINIMUM -. Mrs Timm
fOmpolinO
Pedro ........ MI. Holland
Cinderella Miss Taylor
To conclude with
BEARS NOT BEASTS.
Puddyfst... -. Mr. Mitchell
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
| JOHN TRYON.. Manager and Lessee.
GRAND PREPARAr,O FOR THE
SPRING CAMPAIGN
The public respectfully nform.d that the Bowery Amph
theatre closed until Wednesday March 9TH orde
to Reft, Alter, Enlarge and Embell.sh
THE ARENA;
Lower and Widen the
STAGE;
And Change the Centre of the RING.
The whole Interior will be arranged the Model Of the
.4STLEY'S LONDON .dMPHITHE4TRE.
Expressly Arranged and Appointed for the Repre- OF
EQUESTkIAN DRAM IS. SPECTACLES AND
CIRCUS PERFORMANCES,
To be given st lie Of Splsndor and feet hitherto
tempted in this county,
MR.. e. X. THURNE
Will have the of the Department
mIrc
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MSIlCAk TGUrH AND No GU ACkEot-Dr J.
A EVANS has bca Ia prscc tue last "a 10 his
and twenty aiH,
ais That he snjoy'a large share Of ctics well Known
the public Oflate OF learde (b'oc
braines sculIs claiming forty yeas rrence) have
sumed is To deceive the pu0lc Recall the old Doc
ioun al No sss Pearl street. Of Beekm,n street. where
he practices with his usual success cobfienisly.
NB.A cases undertaken No 2.8 Pearl qua
ranteed. u2itsm
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DARK THEATRE---The public respectfully aiormed
that this Theatre will reopen tor the on MoIda
March tth Various novelties are IN prefaraon ana VIII
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TENTH ANNUAL
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
NEW YORK BR IL BAND.
rI,he Members New York Brass Band pectulIy in
form cir r. IDS ~ the public that tn Tenth Annual
Military and Civic Ball will he the Apollo saloon
FRIDAY EVENING March LIST. During the p,ermissiou
the will appear full uniform and perform the
pieces Of music written expressly for tbs occasion by c. =.
Grsfua, W.
cavalry talop.' '..'.'. Labitzk
Quickstep dedicated to the Seventh Company
$3.50 Of Nation,l Guards Captain Denyke.. -. Gnfn,
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' dollar zach
be obtained from a.y member Of the Band the Apollo "a
loon orM Loihiaa corner OF Walker aud Centre streets
w. Military gentlemen particularly este1 q appear
in uniform f2G 5-ec
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SUN sETs''' ''' D 81 HIGH whTEb..s'''. 2
Ships Oneida Frnck. Havre; Boyd Hincken S'eIhani,
lHam) Flor Hamburg Schmidt Balchen; Crtoval Colon,
Smith Havana Sp f,rd Teson 60; Henry Noyes, New
Co; elbano Buxton. New 0Ileans Nesmth Walsh;
S. Ways Ga Taylor Rich; Transit, aBr) Newboid 81
Vncents Middleton Co; Pennsylvania Bacon Philadelphia
McCIssSy .o Alb r,ina joyce Portland Chas,e ain &
van Susan Ludwig, Curling, Portland.
Packet ship Samuel Hicks Bunker from Liverpool Feb l.
with mdse, TO X Kermit Sailed in with ships Constantine
cath ut dacg IL yale was boarded BY heavy sea- which
stove huwark washed the house boats and
did other damage.
Ship Olympia Iioherou 10 days from Charleston with cot
ship Ohe2 befie reported 10 the Heald) Tucker IA days
fGn bs Tm e eoson TO T. hrou c.
Brig Msiesc True days from Cardenas with 200 hhds %
ties noassss to De Peyster WhtmaTh Has been days
Brig WIN Jones Tyler, ls days from Apalschicola with
Bns Republic. Gate: days from Apalachicola, with cot.
to f. u. Huritut & Co.
One ship. one barque three brgs.
sailed.
Ships Hibernia Bunting L,verpool Henry Rs Br) Cum
Due d'Oens oodess do; Condor Wise, Ponce; briss I'd.
ward Bukley Charleson VIM Crawford Jamaica; Roarer,
Para; Henry Leeds kingston Jam Ranger Rio Gsnde aud
others Packet shio Oxford for Liverpool anchor Qua
ranae. and the Victoria Morgan for London, at the SW
SPIT.
PACKET SHIP ONEIDA. for Havrs will sail to-day Her let
ter bags at this office.
Arrivals &c. AT Ngw Yonx-Annered are the arrivals
4 n. ,hiep mar Iutt ian last
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NEW PATENT SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS.
WORAM HAUGHWOUr, SOL Broadw y, would r.
So ctfolly invite th-r i'Isd AID in.pc
tion rev patent article of ard lamp frs, Of which
ar now I, DO ofrd to the public. Me:sr. w XII will
hoit zen .yeni durng the month Of March, variety Ct
lose sta sos burning L,rd some Seem aud
ZONE Wha'e Oil Those Lamps mads celebrated
manuft ue Cornsiius Co and before offering m to
the public they have heen submitted thoroug
committee, SCENT gentlemen attached 10 the
ot fenusyvani who have reported lard
iing these nps Is alb equal the Of
80 cents per galo,; aud have thar rep fvor OF he
Lamn, as beice the mot superior Lard Lamp that Ia, come
under their notice This together with the g sund nv of
the ctursrs sufficient that The
superior Lamp all n ugs cJnsidereH The maa-
ner III which these ams are constructed is such that ehar
lard OF on may umd and cin be kp'a order without The
least trouble. vel made a1d perfect mp with glob.
aud chimuey, wick &c tnat will last
sold for two dollars and hfty nts aud give tw III.
Ii. hi Of an ordinary astral smp II have completed
suc arrangrne Is with the That they
receiving add tons CT their preseat
arsc assortment, AID will sell reasonable thai
house u the city ful ssortm mt Of all tae following
artc-s will also b: found at their show rooms:
Ca oil and c,nd Oh ndelers, Pc dants, Aiante Lights
BGckets, portable fur iers, Lantern, sc.
Gatdoes, Candl bras. Bracket Chandeliers Wall Brsck-
NJ article r Solar de Lamps
Also, Plat. and Japanned Goods. Cutie " and Fine Cut
Class COMPRISING the bet assortment United States.
me- msec "
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MIR. Oldield will preside at the Piano Forte.
PROG RIA NJ ME-.
PART ]
o verture-Pano. Mr. Old6eld
O. en;ng Chorps, -Come Soldiers Gene By the Company
Song-The Indian Hunter, ........ -. Mr. Cook
SJng-Come Brothers arouse. ,ir De lie Re
Gong The Banners of Blue -. Miss Rosemond
Duei-Com M brave the Sea with me, We.
Miss NJ Glon and MIR De lie RE
Soug-Yankee Doodle -. Mr. Cook
Sjng-Thefe home like mine MISS no nond
SoneA II the Mr. De lie hee
Sopg- hcud like to marry Miss McCloln
Song and Chorus-Ddndy jim By the Company
PART II
iiee-Spakling and Bright. Miss McGlon, Mr. Cook
DE lie Rec
SongIhe Hunters HON.. ....... Mss kossmond
Song IKE ts& in the arbor ... Nr De lie kse
Sonx-FchO Song. Miss NCtiloin
Song-pr,t Jonathan, MIR Cook
Du.t-My Petty Page... Miss McOoin
and Mr. De LIE Kec
Song The Hunter of Tyrol .. Miss Kosemond
SOng-A Home that love- Mr. De lie Re-
SOng-N1y Father Land Mus Nlct5loin
Finale Song aud Cborus-Our way across the
Mountain, no! ................. BY the Company
rTickets Twenty-Five eachTo be hid AT Vauxhall
Garden at Mr. DE lie ees, the of Barrow and Me-
Dougn streets and the the OF the Concert
The Concert to commence at half past o'clock.
mrl 4tsIc
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
RESPECTFULLY give notice Tn The citizens Of New York
VOC1E ENTE RTAINM ENT,
AT
NIBLO'S CONCERT SALOON,
ON MONDAY EVENING MARCH 4. IsiL
A selection OF their best pieces vii be INTRODUCED.
Tickets Fifty Cents e,c-ro be had At l.. IL Emhre's
13s Bowery; Atws Hewitts. Dubois, Rilcys Met.s
Stoddard Co.'S Cnamters Jollies, r. H. Ge.llins and
Firth His Music Store, at the Bookstore Of Sarton
Miles, and at the door
U5- To commence at a quarter before o'clock
PROGRAMME.
"A Life on the Ocean Wave"
Ute Vulturp Of the Aips."
The Sword and s -n.n
"Erce,,ior-u, IRIS Merry and Free"
"Wes'wari Ho"-Words by q. p. Morris, Esq.
New Qaartette--' Death of Warren.
MY Mott er's Bible"
'The Grave q Napoleon"
We've koamcd over the Mountains
THE Msniar."
The Granite Stats . SC. &c. f2o tdT + 3 Msec
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below.
One ship, one barque, three brigs.
sailed.
Misc ellnneOus

PACKET ONEIDA. for Havre. will sail to-day. Her let
ter bags are a this office.
ARRIVALS. &C. At NEw YoRK.-Anpexed are the arrivals
and clear, this port dung last month";
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CONCERT

CONCERT
VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON, BOWERY.
MR. +. DE LIE Rec respec fully announces his friends
wi the upper OF the city that he Intends giving Grand
Vocal and instrumental Concer at tine above place on
When he will be assisted by the following Ladies and Gentle
tlemen
MISS McGLOIN, -
MISS ROSEMOND,
MIR. COOK,
MIR OLDFIELD,
MIR. Oldfed will preside at Piano Forte
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH

M H VI, CZefny,
M teach singing and Piano Forte this city and Brook
,vn, modee terms First references given many
Distinguished families whose may be learned appIi
cation his residence rs Elm street opposite the Arsenal
MIR u who is the author Of French Grammar. the second
the French aud Italian Languages which he during
his Music Lessons IL wished. Schools and Colleges attended,
fslm-jgb
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SPRING FASHIONS
FOR the accommodation Of Manufacturers abroad. the
ardsd to by mail on apple pos paid to
Nos and Astor House.
y. B.-Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats ofhe
style, st our counter.
New YORK, Feb Is. 1874 f26 1sissrc
TO GLEE SINGERS.-Just published IN. 4th NO. of he
1 Quartette, containing Gees by Spohr Weber &c For
sale by C. F. Hoyer No. SOL Broadway, and r. Riley No. 2e
NJ An Extra number, Containing q favorite English
Ge viii be shortly issued for Rrauitous delivery TO regular
s'hscribers. 40 im'rc
7 tCfUars ON PHRFNOL,,GV -Or, the Laws Of
II Mans Being Presented and Applied to the Dis Of
Charac Self Improvement the Moral TRIMMING and
G'verrme of Child nc'pang their nte''ecwa Educ
Descent Religion: Morals. Politics Temprrsoce Existing
Evils acd 's,ir Remedy; &c byO Fowler, 2, Clint e
April st ihLisu Hail. every Thursday evening. and
H, Buildings prooks Fnday evening, commencing
It halt past oc ock and closing ~h public exam nations
free and a con'ribDti taken. Sc bills.
Profession * nations and book at 1871 ssau street,
New York EVENINGS. 28 lm",c
r. X: COLL Ms 81 co, 81 South street, have hand and
II. offer for sale
100 cheating Copper )mprisng compile
rom "a to s2z manufactured from the best in The
complete manner
900 Bale, Bport Seine Irvine comprising full assortment
from 81 to 36 b. received per recent arrivals
$50 Bales American Pilot Duck from No to s. manu- factu
ed IN superior and equal to any in the market.
IS Bales 9lb sail Twine very superior article.
100 Bolts Extra Lei h Canvass, from No. lto5.
so Boxes Patent Shea ing Paper.
200 Barrels Pure Leaf Lard
$50 do No. Leaf Lard.
500 Kegs LeafL I'd.
10 Barrel. 1allow
''t 9 Bsr,si, Me,s Beef
1900 bush Illno, Sc Wheat
$40 Bales New Orb Cotton. me- Sire
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GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN Al CONCERT HALL, No; 400 Broad
way, Monday Ey'ng March ,h, 1884, by the Members
of PAL NOS late) COMPANY,
The consists Of the following aaes and gentle
MK LYNCH, MIR KAvANAH, MIR. KNEASs, MR..
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BY DAVID PARKS,
154 PEARL STREET,
THIS DAY, AT "a O'CLOCK
LAR az Invoice Of Fancy Goods isting Of fifty
spitffd hief Ponsee do fancy silk pss. Hand
su,pener Buttons Tin DO Llnn Collars saspesde,s Sew
ing Silk all co'o Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead Purses.
Nett do Bags Paper Hangngs Cloths Diaper
fl lmsec
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
FOR SALE At Il TON.
"A TT TIE MANsioN NJ, HOUSE AND SR0U N OF
e. BRIGHTON III HOUSES at Nsw Brighton Staten ten
Msrch 'nts' s.shsase, b, HALLIDAY 4 JENKINS, on
viously disposei of ut vate sale.
The Manson House of the splendid establish
ments the United States The main building stand. in the
OF four or five enclosed IL
and mnodous the main walls built of ma be the
whole surrounded BY pazzn and all finished the hest
The cannot be surpassed Commands view OF the
whole ofne Of New York. extending up the North and
last Rivers New York, BROOKLYN The Long Island Shore
through the Narows the Ocean, and arge portion of
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both build
ngs easany situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and we'll calculated large boarding houses no
tells.
II. CURTISS
n3toMrf6'ec 20 Wall street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
(Sfsre No Is .qnn sfreef.)
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY,
AT my O'Clock, at the salss room,
families removing and under other worthy aten
ton:
Also entire stock ef first sofas sofa beds, mahogany
a. o2os Sasy Of choice
tur-; in The gpptr sale room
pe's rugs oil CLOTH looking glasses all kinds of house
Aesp'n ns o rIc e. o,...., a;a ,;.uo
forte, viii all the improvements aud beautiful rich
Tor Cd organ suabs either for church pIor-Mr Rock.
the entertainments Bale peSr iiysn.v
At 10Y o'clock in the sales ROOM
trss Sac clOhn Dry Goo f.sy and pledged articles
A''' quantity Oh w ssfsaa hssa beA'HYin'ns
AZ 10 o'clock, at the auction room.
moving. &c.
NB5Eve5 facility will be afforded for tn. dl.po.. Of
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$4,000 MAssACHU sETTs STATE FIVE PER
CENT STATE STOCK.
Fl sian COO sssspsa syF Ms.i:
Cent stock, Ceraes Of 5000 each payable 18th July
1851 interest ''"a' n''y fls' BRc%s
A CARD.
HaSS $ T; W. 'S!SS
and '''e' or made JOHN qYIEsfrs
Mess. L. Z. Holman ( Co. Ms,,r.. Thompson $ Adams.
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!, Harmony. Ne Me.:n 9psisI, Miller Co. r.
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Th,o.vieorsDuck- " Edward G Faile &
Bsths;yster Whit Babcoes go.
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