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DANCING ACADEMY.
HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND

MIR. O. RoBERTsQN repeatedly informs his friend.
rooms M giving in the various modes Of dancing
Days Of and Saturdays, from Ito M
tlemen A private class for ladies' from M Assem-
Gs. is place S,e ss 0d
rsfsed most elegant style and Mr. ini.fss parents
fort Of pupils while school, Those wishing to subscribe
Mr. r. will rive his rt Grand Ball Of the season on Mon
day Dec IS Tickets g. for gentleman and his ladies to be
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Married.

On Sunday, 4th instant, in st. Andrews Church. by
the Rev. Mr. McGinness T. J. Cow mr. eldest son OF
Edward d. Connery, Esq, to ELLEN. daughter Of Mi
chael OConner. Esq, of Limerick, Ireland.
On New Years eve, December 81, at the Greene st.
Methodist Episcopal Church. by the Rev. william c.
Hawley, RoDERIcx MArHEsor, Of Inverness, and Maria
AHrorNErrE, youngest daughter Of the late Capt Wal
ter Seaman OF New York.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENf,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

WHOLESALE A.D RErAIL;
asi.ais; Inc much .SnGsd display Of choice fsr
Ss o. he 81 s a
he L.SoisSy I.asisi Per. & III, Or which
sass q o.
viii III Ss C. nc on
enabling b: ara ehoo:s spd h;
%
which will posses. tie OF creating
re- ; to s'
he e
@ eans &:
nG;: iaTs ssa e. chapPDg f the ,.1;
which, once ued win always be present in every gentle
He oasrsS. COSMETIC CREAM, 80 inv.lu.b. an .ppli
cation to delicate faces .sr shaving much more elegant pre-
He ie he be- head. Oils ESSENCES PoMATuMs
ID 20 esrs
is :c nd
ether Thss. n:dss. compounded yit9 lnova
IL not % or
gan; q the hair .sd % = eosognded with hs thou
Bears OIL e sss's. H. public peri psr:s.y sssaa
.s. which i da: rom other ssSsssas:. q similar
quality e his .o0d. B: ,.: M:: A:D.
ehsm;. city who che last several y.s have
vended articles Of his manufacture.
,' vii
s, sS s.es s
~ and coed fa when from the nature Of the articles there
to 1
good faith call is most Fi:GEiSstEsSN'lE RcU:sEL
No 10 ssssssy ss %p2 s " .sa
DBL lm-rc and Ia Chesnut street, Philad-lphIa.
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EVENING Srssror


DR. TRAIL examined by BLUyr.-Is a physician; knows
Mr. Ferguson he was under witnesses during the
last summers he commenced with witness Ia July last
he was laborng under swelled knee; witness prescrib
ed for him he was perfectly free at the time from any
other disease.
CrssstraMinsd ~ WHIrIvo.-He mentioned to wit
taken different nostrums; witness did not examine him
To BLySr.-He told witness that he had been few
years before in tho SOUTH and had evs and that he had
taken mercury a. remedy for III witness thinks the
disease in his knee was mercurisl swelling.
DR. CAIrs.-Is physician; did not know Mr. Ferguson
until the day witness gave him the cefcate he called
on witness to examine him. and witness gave him
tifcate witness made the examination and found that
he was free from the disease he charged to have
Cross Witness founded his opinion ON the
statement made to him by Ferguson
The case for the defence was here rested. Dr. Gle
ment was recalled for the plaintiff and examined by
whiting patient came to witness and stated that
he wanted to have certain disease checked that he
might be enabled to 60 before another physician and
get from him clean bill OF health. he could by apply
ing certain medicine, check the disease for
two and enable the patient to before another doctor
without any danger Of detection.
The case was then closed, and Mr.. Blunt commenced
cumming up for the defence. He replied to by Mr..
Whiting, for the plaintiff Mr.. White followed Mr.. WIFI
ting for the defence and Mr. Co ard closed the argu
ment for the plaintiff.
The Judge then charged the jury and directed tn EN-
to bring In sealed verdict this morning..
For the plaintiff. Messrs. Gerard and Whiting.
For defendant, Messrs White and Blunt
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hon involved in this case was dsarsr his client than
life ITSELF He went TO sste that Mrs. Ferguson at
the time OF her marriage was OF some nine or
post ante-nuptal settlement Of H. became legally vest
ed in his CLIENT did not avail himself Of his legal
rights and exercised control H. receiv
ed any part Of It, except which he embarked in
became jealous of her husband and charged him with
an improper intimacy with married lady q member
of Christian church, and of the congre cation
which she and her husband belonged. Her next step
was TO take portion Of the property out Of the funds In
which was invested. and lodge Il in other funds in
the name Of Norris, the man who examined on
the stand this morning. Mr. Blunt continued to say
with Mira. Ferguson and that for months after the
marriage OF his client they remained there and with
the sanction OF Mrs. Ferguson Continued TO give him
every species Of until he was compelled nj
had them removed from his house Mr. Blunt combatted
the statements Of plaintiffs counsel an promised the
jury that he would prove his client at the time this
charge is sought be fastened him to be sound In
self they would produce two three of the most
spectacle ply scsps who had examined Mr. Ferguson
the time prove that he was tree from all disease at
the time
Docron MILLER, examined by BLuxr-Is a physician
for upwards Of thirty Year,; was called upon by Mr.
Ferguson the 28h of September, 1874 for witness to
examine HIM he stated to witness that there were re-
ports in existence Injurious to his character and stand
accordingly examined him. and at the time he Fer
guson, perfectly free from any disease but what
might have been the before, witness say.
Cross-eramined bv WHrTIro-Resides at 76l Green.
witch street; did not examine him to what medicines
me was taking At the time; witness did not suppose
taking any medicine at the time; he told witness
that he member Of the church, and that reports
very injurious to him ahoat and his principal
jsct in procuring the examination to SGT himself
right with his fellow members.
The court took recess.
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The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the upper Of Broadway and Murray street. the
most ting place spend hour that
way P,ofssso, flumbes for The comfort o: his visitors
SUCH that each Lary Of ladies have them
selves, without interruption.
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VANAMBURGH & CO.'S
Il u % Il o C lCAL X HI h TION,


D.. oese the Bowery Theatre, will open
Thursday Evening, December 18th, lS46.
Ga having spent years Europe with
IVA ant has returned aer having collected with
great and expense, SPI4ENQlD AND EXTEN
SIvE COLLECTIO> CT ANIMALS that has ever been
hbited IN this ch collection il his design
hbit 70 the New York public while making preparations for
Doors open from 10 to 10 in ths morning; and from to
o'clock in the afternoon, and to clock in the evening
Admittance Is cents-Children under 10 halEprice
For particulars sec bills Of the day dll lm%rc
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county OF New York. from the tn dsy
Dec. to the Sd day of Jan. 1876.
81 Men:li Women 20 Boys: n 0irls-Total ~.

81 Men;N Women - Boys; II 0ins-Total ~.
ASsess; ;; AneSSrsm !; Apopis.y, Bleeding Bleed
GER Cs:asss. Cho!era infanum !, Chole. mofbss. /;
Consumrsoa q; Cosyulsons 70; Group S. Cyanosis, u;
afs Ds0,:y 0TSp:y r; head D,oD:y ch;:
Fever bilious s. Fever, renittent Fever, scarlet
2; Fever typhoid 81 yphus, >; nervous conyestivs.
a.@matiSa Of BRAN I; Dasm%suos Of bowels; Ind.m
Of liver, intemPerance Marasmus Mesles /; Palsy
q PREMATURE birth Rhenmsfism Scrofala 81 Small por,
Age-Under year. ~ Ito Year,, ls to s. 81; TO 10,
II: 10 to o. 1to o. -; to 49, -; ~ to So ls 50 TO co. d
soto 70 8; 70 ton. l; to %. !; unknown.l
coRNEiiUs j. ARCHER. Gin In.p.e.o.
City Inspectors once. Jan. 5. 1896.
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Park THEATRE.
Last Night of Opera Company
This Evening, january
THE posr M. g ps UP I%toSNJuMEAu
Shapeou. the Postlli.n. Mr. Frazer
sSG .sI e.; whssIwIshi ........., Mr. sssEan
rnE I sSs;i'i EiT i:iS; 4, ' '''''
MI Paul Ardent Mr. Pyou
riies q Xdni;;ica-joi... iii f - sssa 's sssi,ry.
IoSs; sesa" * o'clock ard the c,r. wiri.e precisely
. ,.cxs SSwE M!T IA TIIE1 Az :so,,
MIR. BANNlsTER's BENEFIT.
This Evening, january o,
The psd'rm'P PUr Sil iommene with :
General Putnam. Mr.. Ganns s,,
f ASsE w fkS.
faui Fry. Mr. hadaway
Eliza. i. ,ua. xiih Mr'. Phillips
THE GOLDEN SIDE; FARMER.
Golden rarmer... ........... M Sisrke
nIawe1 Boss. 50 cents. seecad and Thd Tisi., Z e.;
fg b saa v vii oS:a s ssfi pas, tn. yin
NATIONAL THEATRE AND ClNCUs,
Chestnut STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH AaS NAM n NAN ANS ST Hs.iaEaa q !
s;ss: i: s::; E::s: :::::
France and England
The limits Of an advertisement will barely admit Of des-
eptve list Of Of the highly gifted artists Of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTE, frat Principal.
MRS HOWARD First Scene Equestrian.
MRS WOODS, Allamsnde and Two Horse Equestrian.
Tight Rope Dancer and Equesan embodying variety Of
s'''isi NJ Tls sY Z $EsIs sRs'ss':"'
Principal Male Equestrisns, LEVI NORTH and 7. v.
TURNER
New school f~.d Rs s Es indian Effects
SIGNOR GEhMANI
TIVE and -FOUR Horse Equestrian and Positionist, j. J.
NATHANS.
H. pupils are W Cincade aud Little Pastor
re'oP,ne. Q, Local S Ghsr.cssi. e MHoDs
Fist v.ulier Of the Troupe. MR.. MCFARLAND.
E9uilibrst and Posturer, MR.. g. DUNBAR.
Clowns. MEssRs; MAY and WALLS.
Ring Master, H. NICHOLS
Professional Comic Vocslista, MEsSRs. DTCKENsON
. LATHROP WEAVER and KELLY.
large company OF Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
sasisnt. led BY MI MYERs, late Of the Park ThesIs
Tho Boz Once 10 from o'clock in the morning unit
o'clock Pm where attention will be paid to the public
wishes.
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AN EXTENSIVE RAFFLE.
THE elegant and fayorte Hotel pes Duex Freres situated
opposite Dus Park, Is to be ed for the above
BY the +. Of Esbrasry az any tins Intervening At the
soo per chance the winner becoming The the
sstablishment including their mssni6cens Ar Cushion
Billiard Tables, and all the appusnsuces The propreors
being dsous to enter INTO Philadelphia have been
induced by many Of their riend who are anxous although
bring within the who willing % hazard
thu Necessary amount for chance wherein there
likelihood than in thousand the vain specula
that entered into day. The above Hotel
style and the most complete order IN order that the
affair be conducted satisfct0ry the subscrben they
appoint judges themselves who competent
decide any disputes that may arse.
Further information vii BE- given By the proprietor, At the
HOTEL DES Duck FREEZES,
l6e Duane street, opposite Duane Park.
N.B-0cntlsmen requiring private rooms, can have them
rafne on chances, gratis d15 Im.r
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES
ROOM

WINTER STYLE 0ENTLEAlEN,S BEAVER and
French Silk Hat, Travelling Evening and other CAPS Of
coming styles, ready for Inspection and sale.
The and quality of the goods offered this establish
msnt, ene them to the notice OF those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchant Exchange,
die lm~r 90 William sfreef
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Died.
At hatcher, Miss the 18th December last of scar
let fever WILLIAM Of Elijah and Mary Boyd In the
9Th year Of his age.
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION \ ! J, Y !. 1

shcr,ness infancy. Itoek aheavyeod which
settled upon my lungs and which my physician afsr using
remedies csd incurable had pain u
chest and left SIDE bad couch, fever night swea cossnsss
OF stomach and bowels great wsaknsss and
BY schncts Pumonic syup. dsts mined 70 give i far
atsr using il time began to am At this time
perfectly we'll and hearty aud attribute recovery solely 70
health II excellent medicine, and would recommend
all IT, believing that the directions followed, they
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Hunterdon County, New Jeney.
The genuine Puonic Syrup prepared erclusysIy BY the
proprietor and for ssle n his once. No Court
sndt where peons can sdvcs have their lungs
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption. dys
pep~ n, and liver complaint, free Of charge.
For ssle Dr. Carroll Co D. Murray streets A. B. Sande
Co. 10 Broadway; c HutehnEs, A3 Bleeeker street; and
ard H. Everett S Hudson street.
Pesss bear mind that hsekman don rot sell my orr
gas 0snasas lmsps syrup sad 10 sed dscegtion ippy
" !, ~ s:s r. ''''d'A's ssa'''' SS*.fECHfssEck
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CHANCERy

rvrr = 15 ~ n, 80 E1t tn OH1nNIENI
w sale Of Ke.l Estae Chaneery which place
morrow the 5.h instant Y o'clock, the
lo1ssr under shs direction Of Philo Rugge Esq Master
undivided half OF the four brick No is
Chatham street. the ine Of houses LOT front
ing Washington aud Troy Of lots
side and two lot, directly opposite The West f.
the Souh and North des Of 0h with gorA (beiug 10
lots) aud the West side Of ID being ios OF
sod on the North aide q .ith street. the south Of
Of entire block OF ground embracing the side Of nh
the West side Of 9Th the North aide OF sab
nue., = sysIas saS. street ot and Of piece Of
50 feet depth (beng los) the stress
and small the N E. Of 9Th ave-
n = ~~'o-~ -
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ACCORDIONS AND MUSIC BOXES
THE sUBsCRIBER Masu6esur and Importer Of Musseal
InsVmsufs hes for ssls large sssomeat d Accordious
steal so1'' s'sl's''a' q My BHkkpS SSzz3scx
az s~hsr NnS, - 1osA n
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OIL PAINTINGS A AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Wednesday evening a halfpat sir
"A. O'Clock No 29s Broadway excellent coecta Of
Ancient and Aodsm Paintings, amongst which several
Ao iavoce of variety Of useful and curious article
ths selection Of O bachelor.
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. o Aston Place. late 5th Street,

a fev doors Esa n BvssdUsy, Nev York.
VHE Subscriber respectfully informs M yublis that he ha
opened the above for the sale Of Bride (Foreign
Native Csses Sesds ke and hopes by ention and
sd 70 ,.drlss in this most deshtful fancy; :,
la addition those mentioned his stock will eose all
articles his line including Fancy Pgsoas Of the dAerens
so Gold and Silver .h sermsn Paste. made asr an A.
~ B. Ordrs from OF the city carefully suepdsd 20, and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECkEH-
Nav ork Dee. H. as. di2Imsr
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TEMPLETON's

nnp TrMp, rTOT ~ 49, - - ~, A. ,u
Iva give two OF his popular Musical Entertainments this
week. in the Music FUN HAIL. the evenings Of Wednss
likewise give TRENTON, This TUESDAY, Evening.
tn. oh.
For particulars see programmes at the aiusic Stores.
j6Nrc
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DIAL. sI1s,ss sm,sn sn7a

The receipts last February wsrs very limited, conpss
ID With w sssAs ssssss ~ ssss h sssssSusass d
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.FQK ALLAN, VIA, MY - -
s sFNIESlp HAfETfSED AtsSsapsE

~ eFOR LIVRRPOOL-The sspsrcr. veil known,
fast sailing packet ship eOUTHERNtR. T. fslssr
kpmsstsr, viii have immediats despatch.
" 70, . '''''''''' o. i'E s ~.
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AT PALMO'S OPERA HOUSED
VgNHE HARMONEONS-Being grateful for the cordial
cepton and Aatterng applause bestowed by the
pearancc New York will have the honor give their
SECOND MUSICAL SOIREE,
AT PALMOS, ON TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. Q.
Cards of Admission 80 cents to be had the Book Store Of
Messrs Saxton Miles, the principal Music Stores,
Howard Hotel. and 1t the door,
Doors open at s.. to commence At TX o'clock j52t.mc
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Eighth Annual bail
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY


OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
OF BROOKLYN.
THE COMMITTEE Of the above Association respectfully
Annual Ball will take place the evening Of WEDNEs
DAY the TIN Of January 1896 at the Assembly Rooms Of the
Brooklyn (ate Military Garden. The Committee pledge
themselves that exrIons will be spared their
make the evenings entertainment agreeable not
interesting than their former Ones.
They doubt that s those who feel interested prov
ding Asylum for the destitute Male Orphans Of this
will eynce their solicude by being present this eccason
Tickets at 81 each. can be procured from the
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Owen Colgan James street.
MoYthy Riordan corner York and Pearl
Joseph Regan corner York aud Main.
James Galway Nassau street.
Marriott Mckinney.
James l.. Turner, corner Jackson ard Marshall.
VIM. II. Peck max Fulton
A. .F Tombs, 10 Bridge.
B. Ridden, corner Main and York
J. Howard, Powers street.
Charles Reilly, lG0 York street.
T. Mulgsn, corner Hicks and Atlantic.
Felix O'Neil, Is James atreet
John Kinchaer, corner \ ork and Gr s streets.
r. II. Lennon, lo2 Pearl street.
John Hinchey, Atlantic street
John Garvey, Marshall street.
John Colgan, James street, N. Il
John Reilly. corner Jackson and plymouth
Ter Byndy, Secretary, $50 York, or Of v,
James Dunn SIXTH Ward HOTEL corner duane ana Tenure
streets, New York; and
D. Sweeney, Ann street, New York -
TERRENCE BRADY, Sscretary.
Mr. Lothians Unrivslled Cotou Band Is engaged Floor
under the direction Of Mr.. D. Lucas
Dancing At o'clock dZS re
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Under the Patronage Of Numerous Families.
MR.. WILLIAM A. KING
Has the honor Of announcing that his
ANNUAL CONCERT
PLACE AT
ON ruEsbass ES4ESS1SG J.aSS9 8 III " ,sA 1870.
MISS ELG sS SesA WATSON wi" Nh .d ssErpARp
MR. w. j. DAVIS on the Bahm Flute.
. MR.. II MARKS on the Violin.
X. II. e. TlMM X MIR. w. KING, Pano-Fogte aud
Hsrmonum.
THE HARMONIUM.
New and Beautiful Instrument imported from Paris
invented and by A. Deban &Co having Seven
raten aud containing stops giving perfect limitations Of
GUS wind ,nsrumenIs Including the Flute Claronettc
Hantbee Fife Horn Bourbon DOrgue, &c, b. performed
o or ' , % IN this sSany ~ TN KNG
capable Of enabling the performer the greatest expires
sion with the exquisite dscacy combined with the
grindeur and effect Of Full Orchestra.
10 the course Of the sveaipg Mr. DAVIS the eminent
former on the BGhm Flute, will perform Grand Due Con-
cerante, with the Piano Forte.
MIR. TlMM and Mr. KING will play for the first time in
and by particular request Herz Grand Duet Tor
Mr. will also perform Hummes Grand sspette list
and ~ Movsmen Minor. for Flute Hautboe. Horn AL
TO, Vio!oaeso Bpso Messn Davies, Wiese Munson, Der
wort Waller and hrssou
Coueert to commence at o'clock
ThePisno Fortss used this occasou will be from the
celebvsted msnufsctory OF Mr. James Pinson.
Fni particulars will be duly announced.
Tickets Fifty Cents to be had At the Music Sto!es sud at
Niblo's Garden. is 1M&W+mc
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIE

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FOURTH SEASON-SECOND CONCERT.
HE PUBLIC and the subscribers respectfu ly inform
cd that the Second Concert Of the will
take place At the Apollo Saloon, SATURDAY EVEN
mo- Jauusry I7t 1916 Subscriptions received at Messs
ScaIfenberg & Lswis' Music Store, 3sl Broadway.
By order, JAMES l.. ENSIGN,
d29 6t$sM&rhrc Secretary
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NEW SEGAR STORE
J. G.. BELL,
r XIOE M 81

TAXIDE MIST,
900 BROADWAY, Of Reade street. up stains, has
Constantly on hand variety OF Cases Shades, &C.
Mounted Birds Bird Skins. Re- for :as EXCHANGED Pet
Birds, &c, mounted IN superior order
Public private collections supplied the shortest
n32 funAr
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i BALI Of he BRiGA6E CoRNET BAND, win take
place Monday Evening the 2th Of Jan 1896 AZ the AroLo
lova9 piece. 0;s..u.s e Ms,sps S. py Ca
ded,csisd to Col Avery Tickets Slmay be Obtained Of
Petcrcben, No. aes Grand Willis 100 Eli1sSeth ST.
Orehsd w Pstershen o MOI! 81 Tho. Rivs' q Mip.tss
st Brooklyn, and Rothwel. Bowery Th-atre The floor
will be uader the management Of Mr. CHARLEs WEIGHT
is 1wA.rc
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MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
THE KEANS IN RICHARD III.
A NEW AND CORRECT EDITION OF

will be played morrow evening the Park Theatre;
"A win the Stage Directions Cast Of Pocesons
Armies Of Richard and Richmond and fall description OF
the and costumes designed by the csle
brated tragedian Mr.. Charles Kean.
PRICE I2H CENTS.
Publiahed and for SALE wholesale and refill by WILLIAM
TAYLOR, Asor House where may be found all the
cheap publications Of the day. At the rublishers
LOWEST PRICES. is ltsrrc
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AUCTION SALES.
i. LUDLOW Z co. Asst,oaeer..

- T. II. LUDLOW & co. Auetiouees
AMEe COLE will sell this day ~ O'Clock Randalis
,sed materials s,-a from the ruins e the Nursery Budas.
Doof hes, fuinbing Works. Sheet Copper Wrought and
Cast lran &C. &c the VI the Special Commss
Aims House Buildings
Person. shng top9rchsse find conveyance to the
isl OF lad The Harlem stages and rail.
road leave the City Hall 10 and io oclce ia
10 he iGJt.h
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WANTEIl.

UBsCRIBERS-At CLARKsk sTEvANs Free Agen.
q and Tsnpersnes ntsgsnce. Duane street. ives. Of
charge and also with e delay cooks,
walters &c ofevsry description and Of good moral character
first rate Cook hand IS Duane street. mo lmsrh
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THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec' full
~ inform their friends and the public that they pre-
pared to play at balls and private parties Coons
btxky, &c.
The Band consists Of from twenty-five instruments
with Harp accompaniment. Orders will be attended the
shortest notice Without dsappointment attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte. removable terms Inquire At No.
167 Elm street. IL 1m.m
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MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED
SCHNEIDER 4 REBHUN,
50 Crosby street.


MUFFS, MUFFS AND FURS.
w selves with Muhs, to cali AVN FurstOre.
At biz % Ss e:
cheaper than any other store in The city.
Wm. C0oper's Fur MGnwfacfovIes,
sat "a Bowsy, doom above Walker see-and IS Maiden
-, Lane. near Gold street
NJ B.-A Fun bought his warranted 70 be what
ussv represented nN imsr
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LlOHT CO.
December sd. lel5.
p.ny viii he'd III. oss. No IL Centre sSse On
MGpd.y Re m d1y Of January NEXT between the hou" o
The Transfer Book will be closed from the nth instant unit,
ds.so ilaie c. L. EvERITT. Secretary.
ROBlNSON'S PATENT PORTABLE
WATER CLOSETS.
sCK ,1s = sat; s, ss S
They be used with either hot cold for
bath. They extremely usefa Cor ships, hospitals, &C.
WISER fil,si E:.SlisSmsa,. 80 BRo%DwAY. Seswse a
dio im.rrc STONE. BROTHERS.
JAMES A SWAIN,
G ASH TAIL OR,
sim.re 90 cXRE1oN HOUSE
ITO TIE LADILy IN .FARTlCULAK-MY DErILA
1 TORY POWDER has beea found hgny bsns6cial and
ogreat ladies who have been acted with supeuous
.1 ss 'ss
whole features When used proper care according
the sharp earIrey avoided
and the hair removed In five minutes after its appca
This composition nfaIlibe, and warranted remove su-
perfous hair After trials have received ceri6
Gates OF success which cannot be contested
FOR ''''' wholesale .P SE Eiss;' hAyELs DEPOT,
W South Third street, nisdelphia.
r. ~ W.. h...ss Nos 1c "a -, HrcsSy,v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06

NOTICE
THE Co partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
4 SCOTT Mc0lVNEY, was dissolved By mutual con-
sent The business will Be transacted BY subscriber his
own account as No. ia Water street.