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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

A MEXICAN MUSEU1I-Every dey and evening
f1this week, commencing Monday Dec eth s42Ts Pen-
did performances each evening al O'clock and ednes
day and Saturday afternoons al O'Clock inc Ssnager
has engaged the celebrated Scotch Giant and Glantess
the living male Orang Outang the very wonder OF creation
Also those beautiful and brilliant Dssoying Vlews-toge-
Their with the following ta.ruted performers MI T. j.
Winche The miator and drollers; Miss Fanny
Dcering graceful and accomplished DaDseuse Mr. VIM.
Wbilock nr Merrfed, Madame Rockwell The famous
Forture-Teler.
Admission 25 cents Children under 10, l2i cents.
25 cents consult the Fortune Teller privately
DINE ARTs.-Gfand Optic Gallery, the most perfec;
OF It's kind presented the American public,
open in Broadway. No. I'll, corner OF Chambes-st In
upstairs. Hours OF exhibition from ii O'Clock AM
ill P. NJ and from till ia the evening, every day in the
week, Sundays excepted.
The first Exhibition consisting Of very Interesting
pictures three OF which in the Peord'na STYLE absolutely
and before offered In this city and tour In the
CosoraG character. in OF exposition, and
VIII close on Saturday night be followed next Monday
by another entirely different views never being repealed
in the successive changes, the views once exhibited
Detailed description OF all the pictures may be nad al me
door gratis and explanation will be gwen, desired IN
English, French Italian, German Spanish and Poringese
Tickets % For:sale the Music and BOOK stores
and az the door. nc En 70
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SpOKEN- SC.

Nov 10. lat as 81. lon "a 49, steamship Grea, Bri-
tain scuddng before heavy gale OF wind from NORTH
West under sails with no steam.
9th inst, lat 80 Ion 49, passed brig Palm, OF Boston,
steering to the Norihward.
Nov ~ lat 81 So lon GO 40 brig Citizen Brown from
Machias Me. for Belize, Honduras
Nov 81 of Sand hey Light. briggs Margaret Burk I'm
Philadelphia for Mobile and kirkwood Martin, I'm Ne"
Orleans for Baltimore.
Nov %, brig Mate I'm Kingston, Jam, for Halifax
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IN PRESS

Z
A GALLERY OF Literary Portraits, by George Gillian
= Glberrs New Uniysrsal Dictionary ..,..
Forest and Game L Jaw Tales, By h!rs. Martnesu.
Hayden's Book of Dates.
Way ofElerna Life.
The Cricket % the Hearth, by Charles Dickens.
"a Ss'p'' y 10 B. ApPLEToNG CO. 200 Broadway.
TIE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. x.
Is THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
l. The Conclusion of,he History of Chns-Japan:
The East India lslands-Ceyen, suma!ra, Prince OF
Islands banda or Nutmeg ls!esand the rn,ppne iSiS"
Palestine Sa:e Of he Jeyss armenia M albania
s. TIE Barbary States Algiers Australia and Polynesia
6 America British Possessions Canada Newfoundland
l. south America Peru, Chill, Brazil, the Republic Of
La Plata Uaed Provinces Colombia, Bolivia GUIANA
g. The West India Islands Cuba, Hagti or s.: Domingo
Porto Rico Barbados. Christopher o. 81 Mus Nets
Antigua Monsera', Jamaica, Martinique Guafaloupe;
Lucia St Vincent Domlnlcs, Orenads AHniuIo' D. Hu9
o The Commencement OF the History OF the United
ne more nuber completes This gaaFhle coPsnd Of
History pce Is efn 4y Re- xp o7 Faon sHa "a
ELEGANT LITERARY We
AND PICTORIAL PRESEHT.-Ju.t Imported E "a;
"A n:ngs III Hadion Hail. edited by The Baroness De Ca e
hren and ,cperh!y enbelshed with Tweuy-four Sic c
Fngrsvinrs hy me FRS. Artists from Designs By Georg
Cs.srnole, Esq large vol Sro - 80.
This speudd volume certainly Of the moat beau
,fnl productions have seen, and may well supply the
place Of any Annual thai has ever adorned the press"
Literary GaZelp>-
.sTbi. +. noble volume The illustrations by. Cater.
mole are admirable The perfection OF books destined .o
presents and remembrenees has II last been obaq p.
CIV fax the most elegant the splendid and The mos.
inrnscaly valuable production OF is class that hs
appeared CalterlEo!es designs perfect gens OF e.
In ev4ry respect This volume Is superior 10 any wo'H
similar Kind we e-er remember 10 have met VIE
plates ar. beautifully engraved from the drawings o.
ienoe and the ;-rny By the 8,i eminent
writer's Of me day ere n bs sa'e-1 WILEY ptFNAM
Imported anu 'o' sa-e " I6l Broadway.
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Capt Whedon of ship Francois lst from Kavre a, thi
port reports on the 9th Now 46 Ion IS So passed
the bark Blake of Liverpool abandoned and full Of wa
ter; fore and nainmasts gone, mizen mast standin
with no rigging attached to it. She had been in tina
situation apparently but short time.
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RI Members of the Zoist's Association will
meet at Americun Hall, Of Grand and Broadway,
This Evening o'clock. Subject Tor discussion. w hat
il Vital Magnetism" paper on the influence OF imaen-
alton 10 tie disease will be read by the President
The pamphlet by Henry Jones will be orally criticised aud
RENTED Tickets l2i ois Per order
iTt A. WING, Secretary.
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~ A Public Meeting of the Jefferson Lyceum
will be held Tuesday evening, OH inst al seven O'clock
in the Wech Baps. Church l4l Chrysiie, near Delaney
The exercises 10 consist OF Lecture Physiology, De
bate &c &c. The public respectfully invited toaend
By order. DIR. VIM. Z. OEEKTON, President
SHARRIsoS. Committee Of
G w nrxsro,-p arrnnprnencs ltt
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50pTp.IT AVID MINIATURE PAINTER.

PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER.
~ LADD thar kiul the extensive patronage - lib
X acst1y shown Tin whilst in Newi6rs, respectfully
in those of his iriendf ald the public al large 10 an
rs,inn nj n. rictures Hs being for The winter
a, The Crotoa Hotel. AZ bros9"
pn,,~aiIs f1lT SIZE PAINTED from $50 TO $50.
MINISTRIES -. ~ ~ $50
L hsv NJ, been travelling abroad for the last
a,,,a-s that paintings cannot be surpassed oy
,no sri nv first artists lso caedl prices vnrylng
go, tsn IN Sanp HIS rooms opea !Ur visitors al
ho,rs the DAY. Ladies ard Gentlemen respectfully
; NO.. - :. 81 franklin B. LADD,
AZ 40 e, =. " 49, Croton Hotel.
GOLD AND siLyEk N WITCHES 5sLai,s ia, a.!
" I cort,sn-.!, M stairs. corner OF Broadway.
All watches sold III. esis9l.:ea warranted 10 per
80 and isery rsp-ired IN The best manner a. the loves!
.-r,nysr.nts have been made with MI " m A.
ah. whose reputation watch repairers unsurpass-
ed bee gagged for nine years IN the uos ce!eora
& h Europe, enables MIN 20 repair the nosi
c y,r work that can be produced
Ai"-s VIZ" j. 7. WILLISTOS,
80, &C. No. Cortland-st up stairs.
D.RUEJ1s, ALhANACS al IS Cd. per dozen for
4 ~ y, ar lEAMS Tnouce Buildings. AlIo, Tenn
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SAGIE.--TEMPLErONS FAREWE ELL
L on Tuesday next. the 9th Decembcr-Mr. Templeon
begs with gratitude his liberal patrons the
Publc) OF New York. that 10 consequence OF his projected
tour tue South he reluctantly makes his farewell bow,
and gives his entertainment for several months) IN
NewYork, Tuesday next, the 9th inst when he VIII
have the honor OF singing the following songs and scenas
with appropriate illus atoms:
Piano Forte. MIR Austin Phillips The instrument from
j. H. Chambers', 33a Broadway.
An interval OF 10 minutes between the parts.
PART FIRST.
Song" The Lads OF the Village"
Song" Jock of Hazeldean."
Song" The Harp that once through Taras Hall"
Song My Mamie, o."
Grand from the Opera Of " Der Freyschutz."
Recauve-" Oh j can bear my fate no longer"
Aria" Through the Forest through the Meadows"
PART SECOND.
Song" There Jolly Miller once"
Song" Roy's wife of Aldivalloch.'
Song" Sally IN our Alley"
ong-" Ye Banks and Braes o Bonnie Door,"
Hunting Song" Old fowler"
PART THIRD.
Grand Scena (by desre,) All is Lost Eow Sill SO
gently DER Sealing" originally sung by Mr.. Tenn
Song" Here's TO the Maiden OF Bashfli fifteen"
Song" Aud Lang Syne"
Song-"The Jolly Beggar."
Valedictory-Song-"T The Star Spanged Banner"
Doors open II. To at O'Clock and ermin-
TO- Tickets and Programmes be- had a. the Mu
sic Stores and the doors Tickets 50 cents Books OF
the words price l2t each, TO be- had ut the doors
Mr.. Templeton will also repeat the above entertainment
tine Gothic Hail. Brooklyn Thursday, the III nst be-
Ing his farewell and last appearance IN that city Tor several
,nontbs dS Ct
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TOR THE HOLIDAYS coming, and now is The
4 t'mc uFe them.
The Kitchen Directory and American HoGsewiie-l2lc.
Mrs. Ei,'s HOusese6pi ping Made Easy, or Complete in-
sructor in al branche. OF Cookery and Domestic Econo-
my-price l2i cents
Every Lqdy's Book, instructor in the art OF making
every variety OF plain and fancy cake pastry and coniec
tonary-prcc - cents
Mrs. Rdnders New System Of Domestic Cookery, from
the 9Th Loncon eluou--price p cents.
Miss l.pslit-price p cents.
The Complete Cock containing pnin pacca! directions
for Cooking and Housekeeping with upwards OF 700 re-
ceipts by NJ Sanderson Of the Franklin House-25c
Miss Lesli-s Complete Cookery being the mos! hnsied
work on the subject published, bound in sheep-Sl.
The above comprise the most complete assortment o.!
WORKS on this subject that he obtained. For sale by
II GRAHAM T6buue Buiidings, NHSsRn-st.
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Tn. division prOHLs Is anlueI
This Institution of-rs many important ADVANTAGES, both
h respect 10 Life Insurance. and II It's eyeten OF AnHul-
ties immediate and ceierTed'
Insurance may be effected by persons on their own lives
or he lives ofoers, the whole term OF lie or Tor limit,
I'd periods nnd the Society being formed on he Mutual and
ont Stock priucipe parties enabled rs above shown,
10 participate tie profits OF the Soc ety. while ter poll
ces are guaranteed only By the consan accumulation
of premiums by capital OF wo aud hail millions OF
dollars ,,r -, - 49,
rary. and parties insurng fo The whole term OF life are
soved 10 borrow thirds OF NJ premiums paid alter the
first year. (See table ,,. L. 49,. j;
rection OF the local Board OF Directors al New-fork TO
whom also authority is delegated for Investing the Society
Psmphe uiain;ng Tables of Rates &c and all neces-
sarv naou may be Obtained OF application s the So
.i - ON. ~ WaiI-st J. LEANDER STARR,
dl 2nStwis Geneta Aeen.Io ,ol-- -1--
ErTER BALANCE in rencu case Tor me y. rev
Ia Postage !.~.-JUHN SHELDON'S fsieHt Z Equs
Pocket Com nancn containing Letter Balance Tor me
cent cent and 20 cent OF Postage Tie OF o.
II and Avordupois Weight; convenient EN- anu
Holder. improved pointed Pencil, T0oh fick anu
Sovereign ouEge Letter Seal reserve oil Leads ~ me
top OF the and the whole 10 measure WIFE, Pc
ing exactly Understanding complete MulrIn IN ar,
vo The convenience OF which sefevident- FOR SAFE
by JOHN J. BROWN x CO. 10 Fulton ST near Nassau.
descriptive circular is giysu with each article. az
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~ Tooihache Cured in one minute. by the Glove
Anodyne sold by Dr. CARROLL& CO.
d3 6,is 8 MURRAY.
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re- Lectures on ShnlSspcnrc.--Mr HUDSON VIII
lecture the Tragedy OF Lear IN the Leciure-rcon OF the
Society Library on Wednesday evening, Dec ION, 81 y
Adinit,auce for gen,emau 80 cents gentleman sad ia
dy cents Ganenau and ;yo or mote ladies' 81 Tickets
81 Tho door. d9 Pits
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NTESDELSSEOS'S MAGNIFICENT ORATO-
1fA RIO OF ST. PAUL will he performed st tue TAB
ERNACLE Thursday Evening, Dec llh under the di.
rection OF Mr.. George Loder Mr.. IL. c. Timm will pre-
side Organ The Solo Parts will be sustained by the
following eminent Resident Talent:
Principal Soprano-Mrs. +. LOder
" Contralio-Mrs. Valentine Mott, Jr, her second
appearance in OratoriO.
Tenore-NIr. Robt Geo. Paige, his second ap-
pearance in Oratorio.
Basso-Mr VIM. s Rogers, his second appear.
ance in Oratoro.
The Choruses win he sustained by about One Hundred
Fifty Ladies' and Gentlemen, selected with particular
reference TO their musical qualifications.
The Orchestra will he unusually full and effective, and
great pains have been taken render OF the best per-
loImances OF the season.
Tickets 81 each-Mey be had at the usual places,
and the door the Tabernacle the evening OF the per-
formancc.
N. B.-A full rehearsal on wednesday evening next.
Il
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Amusements.

MIR. CHRISTIAN HUBER, hrs, voloneeilst and
A Member OF Tho Conservatory oil pare has The honor
is his second and last before his
departure the South will tnke plsce on Tuesdny Evening
The 9th Of December at Ps!mJs 0pera House Hs WI, be
Jr. Mile Huber Herr Boucher, Primo Tenore OF The
German Opera, Monsieur Gilbert, aud NJ. Enenne, who
''' r'e''-| 49, PROGRAMME.
.. .kec!,ave and Aria from =" Betty So efudele- =,
Im maaas oS s2 vcoac.o SaIu. FAmcnqas
composed and executed By. &c Huber
l.. Cavarsa from " La Muetie de Porici'-HeIr
s. Fantasia on the C.chucha-compo.ed and exc,
e. Grand 6uee. from the opers jessonda-Msd.
o'0 and Herr B0nehf p.s1 II
iR1u,snes aad chansOnneae-Le bon ea Tn;.. Puget
Son. ssi e.s seamsn's Feeng..Mis vaientne
Mou, Jr with obiigaIo Flute accomplishments VII,
on ns Aus sI PIANO and voopceo Oe
on 4 faroriie theme, from Rossinis Opera Ce-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud c. Huber &C. Huber
i..Scena and RomuIza-" Cecom!e in les Nesta' 49,
s. National soae-Herr Boucher-'.The Starry
Banner'-yrord Sfrou the romance OF Grey s!aer,
by Chas +. Holman, Esq.-composed by &c Huber
THE STARRY BANNER.
Raise the heart, raise the hand,
Swear ye for the glorious cause,
Swear by Natures holy laws.
To defend your Fsth-raDd
By the glory you inherit,
By the ceed that Patriots dare
By your Country's Freedom swearit
b. your Country, this day swear
Raise the heart raise the hand,
Fling abroad The Starry Banner,
Ever live Our CounIrys Honor,
Ever bloom Our Naive Land!
Raise the heart, raise the hand
the Earth and Heaven hear,
While the Sacred Oath we swear,
Swear 10 uphold our Faherand
Wave, thou lofty ensign glorious.
Fosing foremos, in the field!
While thine Eagle hovers DER US,
None shall ,reHibe, none shall yield
Raise the heart, raise the hand.
Fling abroad the Starry Banner,
Ever i've Our Countrys Honor,
Ever bloom Our Native Lsnd
s.. Csprise American Air, by............C Huber
Seats may be secured every dag from 10 A. VI. till P
VI. nj the Box Office the principal Music Stores, and the
evening of the Concert at the doors
Tickets One Dollar each.
Doors open at6!. Corcer. commence al O'Clock.
d5 Il
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THE COURT OF DEATH,


DAINTED BY REMBRANDT PEALE, called the
Court of Dealh will be open FOR short time to the
public on Tuesday the 9th inst the Exhibition Room OF
The National Academy Of Design Of Broadway and
Leonardst This very impressive picture whicha quarter
of century ago elected the admiration OF nearly $4,000
visitors has been preserved in excellent condition. and has
since been esy improved by reouches from the hand oil
its author. Ii contains Is figures vi ;he szeof Life.
Admission 25 Cents Season Tickets % cents Descriptive
pamphlets be had the door. To be from NJ
i'll 10 z NJ dc ltua
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
~ For sales Of Stocks, &c. sec Fourth Page

rTy For Sales Of Stocks, DC sec Fourth Page
MONDAY, T. NJ.
There were symptoms of standing from under in
be Stock Marke. to-day and general and considerable
a..ne took place in the faucies Canton Long Island,
and Morris suffered severely. Norwich and Worcester
,.o yaber well sustained at the First Board but at the
s.cond Board csusht the infection and e! OFF TO 5at-
Tho orepon chill was on increased in intensity by the
.ros.;pcs Of the Washington lettcrwIers and the et
s. o the bears to make the of the present state
ofspprehension.
In The foreign bill market there is little or nothing
doing Sterling is sass Francs 81. 26, with good
,nnoy of bills Amsterdam 80! asa, Hamburg $685.
Bremen &c: @7ss.
The remaining assets Of the La Fayetts Bank OF
this c;,y are TO be sold at auction on the 18th inst
The receipts OF the Custom House last week were
SIZE $50. against Sl65 933 same week last year.
The Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Mich has
declared dividend of four per cent for the past six
months
circular from the Treasurer OF Pennsylvania 10
The Treasurers Of the various Counties of that State
yes the following information bearing upon the quss-
don of The pay ment Of February interest The ifs
cal rear which ended the 30h ultimo exhibits bal
ce in the Treasury OF 1884 sse o. in which however
/, pcuded the sum of SOS PCS 90 unavailable being the
do,es issued by the Berks County Bank and Other de-
u,scis,ed paper thus showing available balance OF
yss6l7 7s.
The exsc. amount oftbe interest due in February next
csuuo, now be stated, nasrnuch as it viii depend upon
the amour, Of interest certificates heretofore issued
which may be funded up to that period the amount
however deductng the tax, may be stated TO be about
100000.
Independent of other of revenue not necessary
row be stated there due from the several Counties
of,he Commonwealth FOR the assessed for ls45
isduc,ng the cost of collection and per cenage, &c the
netsum ofs66 900 and there is due for previous years
making the allowance the sum OF S257oVO Thus
Available amount of oatstanding lax for the 80
year lS5J -SNt"i0NN w
Available amount OF outstanding taXfor pre- ~,
vlous years -''toNo ~
Amour, of outstanding taxes now due al
lowsnce being make for collections &C. $s73o00 NJ
The Treasurer adds thu, the means of the Common
wealth 10 NEE, the next dividend are ample.
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IT. Roman Eye Bnlsam-A certain cure for Weak
or Sore Eyes. Sold by
ds Sis Dir. CARROLL L co. Murray-s.-
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REIONN

Bark Clermont, from New Orleans brig Mary Ellen
Also. several other square rugged vessels unknown.
Wind North East, with appearance OF snow.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
e. SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Francois LIST, WhcdoD, from IIavre Nov.
lO,h mdse 10 Fox x Livingston The Francois LIST
passed Fire Island the nigh. Of the 9th inst lis steer
age passengers.
ship Rambler Baxter 40 DIS I'm Newcastle, (Ens) coal
20 master.
Ship fremont, Taylor, A ds fin Newcastle eng COAL
TO John Gillespie
Bark Edr'erd Buckley, 8 ds I'm Charleston, cotton and
rice. to Durham * Dimon.
Bark Rockingham, Nichols from Newcastle and the
Downs 50 ds. coal to Buck s. Peters. The K has been
Is days tina coast with ENE winds-has had plot OF
board days.
Swedish bark Albertine sandraalk frem Gee and the
Lizard 80 days 80 iron, 10 Boorman, Johnson q
Co. The i. has been days South of the Gulf Stream
has had pilo, on board days
Br bark Ann Hooiey Scott from Glasgow, 2ad Oct
mdse to Woodruff & Minsurns. Experienced severe
weather and strong Westerly gales during the passage
Brig Cordeiia, (of Boston, Snow, from CcniueSos,
Cuba, mahogany, cedar sc. 10 NJ Taylor. Lett no Am
vessels
Brig Taranto Franklin, 80 De I'm Laguna logwood, sc
TO ] Elwcll Is Co.
Br brig Thomas Stanley, 81 as fun Monego Bay Jam
pimento, &c to Geo Min. The brig Leopold for New
Orleans sailed Nov l.
Schr Sarah Lavnia, Fowler, from Margoane, st Dom.
coffee and loswood Francis Caruana. The s. H. has
beer ten days North OF Cape Hateras with heavy gales
from the Northward suffered much in sails and rigging
and obliged heave the deck load on the night
of the 27th Nov during heavy Southeast gale between
Cape Hatteras and Cape Look Out.
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hfENIORAND,
DISASTERS.

The ship John G. Costar for Canton, has anchored at
the Quarantine, being detained by adverse weather.
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Doar0ino.


rS1yyO OR THREE single gentlemen can he pleasantly
L accommodated in private family. Apply li7 Wooster
81 near fouston-si. G9St-
DUARDiNG.-Ate few single gentlemen family
ID can be accommodated with very pleasant rooms, pan
tries closets aud wardrobe aach d. agreeable neigh
horood. on moderate terms Address A. V. W. through
Post Office. DIG lw
pOARB-Ore or Two gentlemen, ORR gentleman aud his
s wife ave pleasant an board, reasonable
terms II No Sc Whie-st. Broadway. Reference
CURED Also one large room on fret tOo- d9 lw
Observation-Disclosures can be Obtained by early hpp.
- cation q Barclay-sl. Single for gentlemen
with u, board or breakfast and uniur.ished
md bedroom Httncied suitable for single gentlemen
or a gentleman and his wife References exchanged.
d3 2WisT
EyOAuij-i3I, i37 iS9 BrOadway-Ars. y. FISH
af reusanl furnished apartments Rni good hoard mag
now he had for single yong men and gentlemen with theft
wives, reasonable tclnr ny immediate application rs
above. az lstt
sCaKUINt:.-tieute may obtain Rooms and
I'D Board on favorable No. ADG-st. fronting
Broadway opposite The AstOr House. The location ia very
convenient for business men, and the pleasant and
airy N g. No piano in the house. d2 stf
ROOM with board suilsb.e for two Young Gentlemen
AIS TO be 10 Chanbers-st doors west o. Broad
way. Also single gentleman can be accommodated as
above d2iws
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~ Private Dancing and WALKING Academy.
No 81 MerccI-st he SECOND three story bualhs pcio"
Prnce-st) -. go,
lho al his residence above DAYS OF I1iioh,
Wednesdays and Saturdays 5: O'clock, for young anes
and masters; Tuesdays and Fridays al O'Clock, r AZ lot
gentlemen
Clssses viii be formed other days nee, the conve-
nienCe of pupils
Ladies ana gentlemen can receive private lessons al
hour occupied by casses snd every day il they wish II!
MI SEARlNG'S much admired La Polka eluadr!Ie ana
tosh MaZurss will be taught In addition 10 La Poka ana
me most graceful styles Of Gancg and waLng Prt-dts
given usual.
Mr. Soaring would particularly notify gentlemen who
wish 10 learn Waiting thai he forming class for Saiur-
Polka.
For terms ind particulars amply as above dsstis-od-
| CS~ Window shade Depot, No. 7 Sprucc-st.-
2npO pair svsy band Persons about furnishing
houses VIII ~ least loo per calling e, the De
pot bAKfOl, x De MAUNY
g-Cord Brosses and TAsses to sui, u, munuac
urers' prces nl5 isd
r.,- In Ci,nnccry-Before the Chsnceor-renry Dali
lev vs. Lucius Nj Comstock apd Ann incorrectly and
C1untv OF Ne,y-York, ss.-rrcderck A. Lynde. of said
CITY being duly sworn depOses and says thai the Bond
au Sorce of Appeal from the order OF the Vice Chaace
or OF the First Circuit dssoyng the inunconi this cause
was file In the Office of the Assistant Register oil i Court
on the 18Th dsy OF November instant Ivxnr
Sworn md subscrbed this 26lh dav OF November 1885,
before me, X EMMEI. AsS neg.
" General Depot 10. sale OF Dalleys Magical Pam
Extractor is l2s Fulto.st Sun Building N. %hien sc
only place where Agents be supplied WIN me ongs
| Rnd gepuine er;icia. % p9F
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5ituatiol1s, &r. iDanteD.

ITO ITAlISTS-Wanted-An person having
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