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LATEST ISTELLlGEkCg BY rRe NAILS.
Important from Washington.

Our accounts last night from Washington, are E
all kinds-that there is to be re- construction OF the
Cabinet-that Mr.. Buchanan goes upon the bench
that Mr. Bancroft goes 10 Bsr!ia-'h,t MIR. Walker
goes into the Foreign Department OF Stste-that
there is serious break up in the party-that Mr..
Calhoun is the star Of the ascendant" and that
General Cass and the war party are in the dumps.
With respect to Mexican news, accounts differ =
One says that Paroles will receive Mr. Slidell-
another, that he will not-a third, that the Presideh
and Cabinet have resolved 10 make Mexico negotI-
ate and settle the business, or the "Army of Obser
walton" will cross the Rio Grande, and compel her
to do So AL is peace about Oregon-all is excite
ment about Mexico, the Cabinet, and the rejection
of Judge Woodward
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Mexican Intelligence.

The Washington Union of the oath inst, gives
the following intelligence from Mexico =
By the arrival on the I4h instant of the United States
brig Porpoise at Pensacola Twelve days from Vera
CRUZ the intelligence Of revolution in Mexico has
been confirmed
It appears that the morning Of the 30th the troops
relied upon by the Government to defend It against
Paredes, pronounced in his favor and the Government
entered terms of capuation with General Pareds
He entered and took possession Of the city that day
without opposition.
The rumor was, that General Paredes manifested less
opposition the reception OF Mr. slide than the late
President Herrera.
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HOWE's CIRCUS,
ar d MOS ODER HOUSE

III fdLHUN OIENH HUUD1S'
THE Public respectfully informed that this house
undergoing thorough and alterations and is to be
opened Wednesday, 28h January, in magnificent style,
before equalled in This country Amphitheate
under the direction of O. Howes Co.. Propretors, who
in he United States or in the world and the whole
win be conducte plan si,oar 10 Franconis Paris
First female Equestrian, Madame McCARTEE, recently
arrived from Paris.
Fr female Scene Equestrian Mrs COLE daughter Of the
celebrated CooR, Of London.
Equestrian Director. Mr.. N. B. TURNER.
Riding Master. Mr.. NlCKSON.
Clown, Mr.. d. RICE, great favorte from the South.
LIE ,der OF the Orchestra Mr.. MYERS. $500
Decorations Ct interior Of the house surpassed or
change and performances will be kept and the best
order preserved
The Propretos have spared and
have what the peygoing public in New York have long
needed Amphitheatre conducted manner that
may hesitate and he 20 with perfect confidence
witness Equestrian Plays and Performances the most Ia
ened refined and chaste, that be produced in
country.
N.B-The Box Office will be open Saturday and Monday
where Seat Private Boxes b, procured Jazz Itrc
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ANTHONY J. RLEECKER. Anetiouser.

Urn vAANST THO ! BLEE n; Ars.ioaser: -.
18Th, 18Th aih streets, and The iI Avenue sraosr
S.r LEE will sell s Public Austca on this day Tues
NE following valuable Building Lots in the City Of New
ot on north side of4sd street 7rh and 9Th
lots south side Of t2d between 9Th and 9th
lot on south side Of t3d between 1h and 9Th
lots 90 north side Of AID between 9Th and avenues
iot. north side Of tih between Oh and 10Th
on a OH @
lots on south side a6h between 9Th ard 10Th avenues
s lots south st. bewe en- 10th
lots on north side Of h &. between sh and 10th avenues
front between s6th and 4Ith streets.
LOT. the east side of lh avenue including the Sc
gore lots in the Of the last the line Of lsh
h street regulated aud graded the 10th and from
the 10th to the Hudson
be and graded BY the s June All the lots
the % o e
one wthia hall mile Of t. where lumber lime and brick
Of he and bes in New York and Ss e r
be made unreseyedly liberal Lthogaphic maps
The Committee Of the Hudson River Railroad Company
report that the ,h the most suitable for
their railroad TO enter this city and presumed that the
Committee Of the Common COUNCIL win report in favor Of
those some the most valuable on any part Of the
sixty per cent purchase money may remain ON bond and
pERENproRRfA Ab 5HNkNs SALE of Rare
and Valuable Oil Paintings, Speadid EngravinKs &C.
is @isn
,s e o
5 FISH = i s5dss. s:a. =
S wss shf
auction Also. copies Of the Musee Frsnca.e Musee
noa
ca &c The whols forming collection Of paintings and
Cravings well worthy the attention Of connosseurs
pct9rss arranged for cton and will be sold in
the order ofthe catalogue Sale peremptory for cash
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FIRST COMPANY UNION RIFLEMEN's
MR.. III. COLLINET,

NIRECTOK OF the Orchestra at Queen Vlcorias DsIs,
- Buckingham Palace, and the Court Of France hss
the honor announce his friends and The public, rs
arrival in New York. and begs TO inform them ", ne
now prepared receive their orders for Balls ana ooc
Danssntes' Address At his residence, 200 broadway'
2f iysm
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,v,,1a EN- e kAFFLE
he elegant and favore Heel Des Duex Ereres
opposite Duane Park Is to be aed the above amouni
by the t OF february, or at Intervening Ar 1bs
option oil the ramers, TO be divided thirty
soo Per chance the winner becoming the Of The
Billiard Tables and all the appurenaIcss The pronr.
beng dssrous to enter INTO business s
not enabled 70 purchase their Hotel method 70
nfing VIII he power o. most any who are willing to hazard
Likelihood o! success than in thousand the
tons thar entered into every day The above Hotel WA.
renovated and furnished the exayagant
style AID the complete order la order the
affair may be conducted satisfactory the subscribers they
can appoint judges among themselves who
decide disputes that may arse
Further information will be given By the propreto at the
HOTEL DES Duck EREHES,
-, lss Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
Ndb-gentlemen requiring private rooms, have them
o rams en- chances, gratis d2j lm'r
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TRICOBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being
Liquid Dye, which the color OF
the hair beautiful brown black without injury the
hsr skin. The nf this Dye
mode Of application, and instantaneous eeca other
dyes requiring twelve hons any
Its superior excellence will be apparent to every
single application
TRIcoBAPHE-The effect Of the above the hair truly
tonshng IL tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily FoumSevera Of our
have recently applied their hair the valuable
Liquid Dye known Aexenders Tfcobaphe-a val
uabe dIscovery and failed produce
sired effect Immediately after applying to gray hair
whlskers il mpaIts a beautiful brown or black color.
For sale by Ruson Co druggists ITO Broadway Aston
House aud a56 Broadway 18th street; Aspinwa IS
William Johnson, Moore Taylor, 81 Maiden lane W.
Wright Co Cedar street; and of the principal druggists
throughout the United States, or of sole agents,
X. & q. A. WRIGHT, % ruth 4th street.
l2i lmfr Philadelphia.
OWENS MORAL PHYSIOLOGY, OF, a Brief aud Plain
on the Population with alterations and
Of the instinct OF reproduction with admontions and dec
tons for is proper control For sale n the Book Store No
Nassau Herald Building, and other Book Stores
also, by the Editor, Ann 81. ia lw+rh
DAYTON's SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHEA
4 LOZENGES-A pleasant. safe, and efectual remedy
for all diseases of the urinary ard genital organs
seminal weakness, &C. pnce s7 cents; warranted to
afew days For sale Messrs Fahaetocks Co. 10 John
street. and II Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
ia m
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Married..
On Monday afternoon, January GOTH by the Rev. w.
Everett Mr.. JOHN M. HEcKLE to Miss RUTH Cooley all
Of this city.
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FDGAK JENKINS. Auctloneer.
nEREMPTORY ADMINISTER ATOR,4 SALE
HOUSE WANTED

SsB HOUSE WANTED.
Of ia b. S s or @ the
ss rooms and good location Address
E story bs.emeot BRICK house No iOs Grand
:ican the lot being about DEEP BY IS es, 'front.' sd
and only block from Broadway Enqu,r. the
p'is s1iw:ie. W. H. MUM
~ FHK sALE.Ths story ana AUG brick house No.
# @ SIS @ lot % .ss", che
is2s by S. with eannter cellar marble naetes mahogany
sos lss sas
Ss BE- :oa ss by III tie XII
g apply
- CARPETFAGiT0KY For SALE OR TO LET
Of Large three story basement and attic BRICK
and :i sss
the
e For terms and other ''jj' Szs ~''Te1
GREAT AND CHEAP CHANCE.
- For SALE, A HOTEL, with bar bushes. .qfi-
fs ss
The place in Broadway and is well loea
sh sooS .s s Pee ioT and
$4,000 Any commands addressed Coleman Of f. IL
H. box l2l0 Post Office, will be attended to- Jal5 2wtr
500 PRUNING CRAZE VINES.-Now II tine proper
3T8me to trim Grape Vine-Persons wanting their Vines
eeRR nSst Fl
Seed Store Is John which will be Immediately atten
ded to, his dwelling 22nd street and Broadway
jal6 6tseod-r.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
z..ss A FIRST RATE FARM-Belongng the Estate
A of c. Harriet deceased. formerly known as the Jere
Nmiah Campbell Farm, lying on the Turnpike Road lead
ing from New Brunswick 70 Railway miles from the Tor
aud miles from the latter place The New jersey Rail
road also, which by has regular stopping place
at Unontown within mile Of the house The Farm whch
Is IN high state Of cultivation contains 200 acres Of
which woodland with abundant growth Of the best kind
into Pasture, Meadow, and Grain growing Land
good, consisting Of Dwelling House with rooms besides
milk and cellar large Barn. with Stable Cow House,
Wagon House. Stable from the Barn. Cribs Granery
&c There failing well Of excellent the
kitchen door, There also excellent Apple Orchards oil
grated trees in full bearing
The above property offered for sale order that the
may II sold before 18th February
will be offered public auction thar day the
Merchants Exchange New York IL o'clock NJ One half
OF the purchase bond and mortgage at
per cent.
further particulars apply George Clnch Esq Upper
Bulls Head New York; James Wright the Farm Ellis
LIZA HARRIoTT, Executri1.
GEORGE GLINCH ! Executors.
~
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BOWERY AIPHI-THEATRE
mo 81 Bowery)
ROCKWELL. AND STONE MANAGERS.

tho 81 Bowery.)
ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS.
Monday, Tuesday and "wednesday h venlngs,
The entertainments will commence with the
COUNTRYMEN OF KOSCIUSKO.
After which-Sublme Living Pyramid by the Whole Troupe
Great Leapng Acts by Mrs Camilla ssnian
Songscr, Dan Gardner-G Great and thrilling Wilderness
Scene by Oscar II. Stooe.
CRUSADERS GLORY, OF. knights Of Holy Cross
Revolving Horsemanship by Master NtvileSask Wire by
Mr. d. Gardner-Achilles Eros by T. Perry and his Boy
Shah Scene by G. w. sergean-Circular Corde by
Mr.. Mnnich
Scenes from The PICKWICK CLUB, bv Mr.. T. Moseiev.
With variety Of other entertainments.
Boxes Is cents Pit l2s. Doors at S-perolmances
commences al O'Clock. j25 4trc
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Died.

Died.
On the 26th instant after and protracted i'll
ness which she bore with christian fortitude Mrs. MAR
eAREr O'SuLLvAN, (relct Of the late James O'Suvan
formerly Of the city Of Cork Ireland, in the seth year
Of her age
The relatives and friends of the family and those of
her sons Daniel Jeremiah and James, ALSO the Young
Friends of ireland" respectfully invited to attend
l0l Cedar street.
On Monday the 26th instant of short and ILL
ness, SAMUEL BRowN, aged 81 years and months long
member of the Society Of Friends, in this city.
Friends Society invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence No % McDougal street. the fourth
day 2sh instant at u o'clock NJ without further uvi
tation.
At Newark, the 25th instant Mr.. GRovE, after an
illness Of few hours, eyed 81 years.
On Monday morning the Goth instant, HUMPHREY BAR
RETT HEywoop, aged two years, of H. B. Haywood.
Funeral on Wednesday, P. NJ
At Charleston, the 18th instant, JOHN PREsroN,
formerly a resident Of New York.
Weekly Report or Deaths.
the city and county New York. from the 18th day Of
aMen:N Women M Il f Boys ~; IS GirIs-Total l7.
ing q Bronchitis. 81 Casua!t's 81 Cholera ipfanum i Con-
sumption Is; CoSyul,ons IL Group, s. Debility 2; Der
raj, a. Fever remittent. q Fever, scarlet, 1; Fever
yphus Fever eongestye q Esye- nervous Heart dis
fammaton Of bowels, s. Inflammation Of chest Inhamma-
ton Of lungs III Inflammation Of peneardium, Il !nfamma
Old age, .; Palsy, 1; Premature birth. Rheumatism
Rapture, !; Small pox. II; Stborn, l0 Teethng,
AE IS 70 % Ses1 ~ a. iS ysaI, j. 20
60 to 70, 2; 70 70 %, s. 90 to 90, B.
'I co 5isii B. ARCHER. City Inspector
rs.
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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET. PHILADELPHIA,

NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WEIGH aas NAM n %1 AS6 pEL a
Is opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
Gymnias unyais in the great Equine Temples Of
France and England. ~
The Propeto happy state to the public that they
have engaged the famed Rivers Family and they will
pear all their Eque sran Poandc and Acrobattc Feats
in which they 10 justly celebrated, .
crps.ye list Of some Of the highly gifted artists this great
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MRS Z WOODS, an Alamande and Two Horse Equestrian
Fancifal and Mythologiea characters,
MISS L. WELLS.
Principal Male Equs''T5!tTpRs N hHyl NORTH and v
First Equestrian Pantomist, q. J. ROGERS:
New School 6t sSN6k aEa MA Fast Indian
I've and Four Horse kaYrs.ir;s and ro'0n' J.
His pupils are W. Cincade and Little Psstor
.Prinspsl Arena Egg e.ran, " 3 GABgRokL;n
First Vaulter Of the Troupe, MR.. MCFARLAND.
E9glieT . M md pesfsre, Mr. "a e. R Wn
LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
large eoppaS Of ReIys Rider. AT 9Tchs S full and
s se Ss M s ~ fa
The Public requested to remark that the long promised
and industously prepared aonsl S. ecacle by Mr. c. j.
FKEER viii be produced under the ii,e q ,rrr,
This EVENING" JANUARY a.
The Boz Office from 9oclock in the morning unit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid TO the public
Doors open at g. performance to commence att
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

WHOLESALE RETAIL
>HE subscriber who exhibited the late Fair Of the Amc
resn ni, a'a the much admired display choice Pr
sss' s.s's
e. sss
The Labostey Iaasisi Psrs e f Of which he was for
equal 70 that Of any European PerfumeT q 'A'
enabling his customers compare and to choose and hs
suitable the app oashas Seisy. FANNY
which win possess the Virtue creating new or
s i 'is x
SKIM he essne
eans &:
IL os S. cd 81 sHANs a.
which, once tried will always be present gentle
He ofisIshi. COSMETIC CREAM, so invaluable an appl
delicate faces after shaving much elegant
Ss 81 head Sins PoMATuMs
% to ssa % eb 20
peIts, foI the irritable head other. and
other These compounded With
IL Does not o ao i Ss
q the hair and be conio9nded with thou
Hi. BARS OIL he the public perfectly genuine
which differs substance similar
Epr a Ms Sus # his goods. he refer Ms,
able chemists Of th. city, who for the last years
veRSsd article. 1 hi. mf S;.
y but ssc nS , o Be se % I
acquire character for veraci
~ and good faith when from the articles. there
all his employ the adherence to truth and
good faith call is most 'i EGSENEE RoUssEL
- Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
Es IL sSt aSs sss
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NEEDLES
AmES SMITH & SONS well known and highly esteem.
Ga DnlledEyed Needles warranted equal In quality to
imported INTO the United Bates and sold wholesale only
" . JAMES WALTON
p.-,. .fr....N No T2k Market street, Phiadelphia.
Ds""s Vi Sounteueih jal lmsr
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Park THEATRE.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE FAMED
FRANCISCO ORSINI.

PARK THEATRE.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE FAMED
FRANCISCO ORSINI,
Whose wonderful Of the Secret Operations of
Natural Powers has acquired him the reputation
of being the
FIRST NECROM4NCER LYING.
To THE CITIZENS NEW YORK
DROFESsOR FRANCISCO ORslNl, Pupil OF the cele,,
bated Chevaer Pnetti, announcing his ARRIVAL and
first performance state that he has
had the honor OF appearing before the Courts OF Versailles
Vienna and st Petsbprg and likewise in all the principal
cities Of Europeha he the highest testimonials
Of his perfection in the knowledge of
ANCIENT NECROMANCY,
PHILOSOP HICAL MAGIC.
aud that he has taken the Park Theatre for Four Nights and
will have the honor OF submitting,
an Wednesday, January IS, and the following
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
HIS PALACE OF NECROMANCY AND
Famed Magic Mirror,
wherein he will prodrcs such
TRANSFORMATIONS AND CHANGES,
shall astonish the and quick conceptions
Q-This Novel and Brilliant Entertainment will be divided
into Two Parts Of which the full particulars will be published
hereafter.
Price Of admission to Boxes and Parquette 50 cents
at o'clock j24 re
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announcest the ladies.
offer magnificent selection OF Ball and Evening Dresses at
the above reduction He also calls TO
quantity Of Embroidered Csllars Chemettes, &c sghy
soiled which selling less than third the ORIGINAL
price. The Of the stock Of Winter Hosiery is
Tered at equally low and Inspection ia believed
will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO, 373 BROADWAY. ia Iuxrc
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BOWERY THEATRE.

A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
EIGHTH NIGHT OF THE NEW GRAND
DRAMA OF THE
WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
Or-The Avsnger Ship.
Tuesday Evening, January ~,
Will be performed for the eighth time America entirely
Nautical, Mystical Drama. repleie with incidents
powerful situations, and astonishing effects,
entitled
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
Or. The Ship Of the .4psnger!
Charles Falkner, Esq Captain OF IL. M b the
wizard OF the Wave secret MI j. H. scott
Henry Belfod LIST Lieut. of the Wizard Mr. BlaL chaId
Weevil, Mate Of the UnknownsSchooner. Mr. Cony
Previous to the drama the comedy of
PAUL FRY.
Eliza. Mrs Philips
Lower Boxes so centsSecond and Third Tiers Is cts;
Pit and Gallery l2h ccuts
Doors will open at half past Curtain will rise
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THE Advertiser being about 10 commence the Hotel Bust
sand do. would To already ssa
established he is experienced in the b.ns:s AID ha,
s .S 6 sSs I'D 6sp
A YOUNG Man recently from t.rope !. de.rou. Of OBJ
and aassemsas Of Horses in would make himself
useful about garden pleasure ground Porter in
OF country Testimonial. character will Be sv p
sad sss
New W. Y sSs' sss sG'f f: e.
"A ANTED-A Situation by a respectable Young Woman
Moderate Ssy sII the g. g. sa,aeH wages
i1srrc
WANTED.
h1s. or aDl TSps LSss vs from 200 T. 1000 gallons
Wood vats from 800 to 1000 gallon, Apply No Maiden
q hOkGIA LUMBER COMPANY NOTES WANTED
" -. az per cent discount by d. R. PECK
a FURNISHED Parlor and Bedroom on the first floor,
suitable for single gentlemen W tn meals pro-
viasd IN their apartment If requed-at Warren
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-No a Warren street,
nes. Broadway Front and back ParIor the first floor
OsT-B.nk Book No. $685. Of the BoweTy Savings Bank
The nds is to leave at No Allen
e. 5: ss1s 9s
w n ss By having the same at the Aston House.
TO HATTEKs, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Gentleman DESTROYS obtain situation Salesman in
IA Wholesale Retail Establishment, is fully competent
branch OF Fur Hat making would have objection to finish
superin~nd the making Of Hats Advertiser would make
himself useful in store factory and be his study
charge his duty faithfully and for the advantage employ
line addressed Richard Wheeler the Office Of this
Paper will be attended To- j262r+m
CUAPS, ESSENCES AND PERFUMERY Of all kinds
- epo No Courtlandt street The Subscriber original
nver tor, and Of the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
Shaving Soap which sprp. all other pre-
paratioas having greatly enlarged facilities
TO exec jte orders line We have constantly on
hand HI hly scented Almond, Rose Musk Windsor Palm
and Toll Soaps; extra Pale Family and No. / Soap The
Croion eating Soap and splendid article well suited
Tor Baths and private family warranted sink
produce rich ard pleasant lahe Together with large and
general asso tment OF Perfumery Essences both Foreign
and Domest selected and with the greatest care
our celebrated Crystalline Candles for the West India aud
South Amer can markets. warranted stand climate
Grocers Dru gists and dealers in general requested
call and exam ne Tor themseves
j26 lm-r Johnson, VROOM & FOWLER.
,IRlNITY CHuRCH.-A REMONSTRANCE against
the Ne peal or Modification of the Act of 25th 1914
tn 20 the Corporation Of Trinity Church, has lett
the following places for sgnatuesone
signed by those belonging TO the arsh Of Trinity Church.
eng another those belonging other Parishes tn
Once ofthe New York Evening Post Daily Globe New York
nifty Church. lea Sits fl
cash ADVANCES made on cons gnmenis, any descrp-
ton OF merchandise to the friends in Charles
tons e. JOHN BRYAN, JR.,
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q 1(M REWARD will BE- gwen to spv pcr,or tina, ,Ii
lVO prove that fRCE, ny Division sire et has no..
9her As,eisl Flower Manufacturers il the city ErhiSon
''ee i'i oA' "oa'n dT linn
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THE PARTISAN SECRET

LIE IAhlSlhN SEChEl
JUST PUBLISHED. New Translation from the French.
entitled The Parlssn Secret Self Preserv atom"
feet security against Sexual Diseases under all
without the Of Medicine any dsagreeable
universally understood and employed by Of fashion
Paris London, and other large cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. d.,
Member of Faculty Of Medicine of Pars-Physcian
Rue al ST. Honore 49, Paris
Published by Robert H. imont, Legal Deputy DR.. Lee
baum $50 Washington st. Boston Price 62x per copy
copies for ST. All orders should be addressed paid
to Robert H. Dumont. above.
For sale in New York, only by WYATT & KETCH
UNI. 2i Fulton St; Philadelphia, Colon Adriance. in the
res ar lrnRr
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MUSlC EtEs
THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec' full
" inform their friends and the public, they are prp
pared play balls and private parties Cotious
Watzes Gallops Polkas, by Musard Strauss Lanner
bzky, &c.
The Band consists Of from twenty-five
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be attended to al ths
;hoIe't yithDSt attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte reasonable terms Inquire No
lST Elm street ia 1mSm
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IND BEST INSTR CTTON IN
WRITING.
academy, ias BrGssdssay, opposite John street.

Superior and Elegant Commercial System of WRITING
continue o be taught during his stay New York;
W to Ladies and Gentlemen of AGE, Day or Eve
ming, in Twelve Lessons, for the small charge OF
- ONLY FIVE DOLLARS!
Mn BRIsTow Finishing Writing Master promises and qua.
RANTEEs to ALL, old impart BEAUTIFUL FREE
and style Of Penmanship matter
how ZAP, ILiEG5BLE Or GRAMPED may be the writing.
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR IS 90 ONLY!
-s*BooK KEEPING and SHORT HAND taught thoroughly.
N B.-Prvae lessons given Families Schools attend
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- WANTED TO HIRE. from the first of May in the
neighbohood OF the Park three four story House
with large rooms and good location Address A B NJ.
hce OF this Paper j273tM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-27

LETT OFF WAhDkOBE AND FURNlI UhE
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