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BRANCH POST OFFICE

meeting Of The citizens of the upper wards of ths
city OF New York held at the Wallace house on Tues
day evening Januury for ths purpose If urg upon
tne raj the policy nd proprey OF esabh
iaRs Branch PotOhce IN the upper ut Of the cir 10 &C.
eommodste The raoidy increasing population OF that
MORRIS VI DAvipsoN hsq called chair ant T.
Bailey Myers and Thomas Manson appointed secsta.
gles. $500
Assistant Adsrnan WEBB of the 10Th ward briey stated
ths olect 81 ms inesting-th,t while every village in tho
Union had lis Pos-oce, The city Of New York slthoueh
contributing oneteGth Of the whole revrnue of he t;snss
fosrom Department has but aud that persons mail.
Ing Iscevg letters hses dns the section of the
c9 tor which branch is asked compeils to travel
rom two 70 nine miles end 70 eat 81 OF
TINE snd del that The line propose ry
by Lanai rect aSd thence Broadway Forty. cond
srset Incl tho who side of the town, accommo-
dsng the ap,ile mechanical and other business and
Inc usoss mass OF population OF that Of
me revenue OF the Office would be saty increased and
mat me smoa"t received from the letting Of boxes the
lower Office sone would be than sufficient pay tho
sxpe,se OF the branch He also ed that he Office
should he properly located the
wards resttd ~
Tn motion Of WELooMs r. BEsrE, Ess, it was resolved
th meetings no held in the wards ia said section
ad omp measures instituted pport
tons already forwarded to Congress the subject
Resolved That hs inhabitants and 18th wards
are rtquessd TO nsssnb Mmanb Hotel In Broadwav
Feb 3, att o'clock. " -'
motion solvsd That the proceeding, of this meet,
NJ. M. DAVIDSON. Chairman
TIES st M4s.d M''''' 3s.er.s.ri..
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II Y TIL E AILS.

WAsHireroS, Jan. 40, lsaf.
mfr. Benton on the Lieutenant Gsneraship-7hs ssn.ae
Mr.. Mason-7hs Breriiion Difficulty
The topic Of most interest to-day, speech de1i-
vered by Mr. Benton in the Senate giving history of
the affair Of the Lieutenant Gencralshp and EXPLAIN q
the extent Of his connection with that project lie wa
listened to with profound attention by a very fsli
Senate.
This exposition Mr. Benton pronounced vindicati on
oil the President in having commended the sppo mt
men Of Lieutenant General This language is uni or
tunate 1t would pre- suppose the act OF he
President to require vindicstion II right and D. 20.
per- and necessary IL cannot need vindcaton The Pr D.
'ident would have been justified by every body in tn
creation OF the grade itself II is his intention to con.
fer the appointment on a civilian that objected to-
and that actually defeated the measure.
II has not probably been charged upon Mr. Benton or
the President, that this was political bargain between
them with view to secure the presidential succession
to the former, he would yield the President his sup
port Certainly such discredtabs transaction has
ever been hnted at by me; and slthough have heard
many hard things said Of both MIR Benton the Pres
don't In relation to this grade, have never heard
minated that Mr. Benton desired the succession for
himself On the contrary, have always heard that he
desired no political Advancement for himself and that II
he secured any influence by such position It would be
used for the advancement Of the Interests Of tho Van
buTen wright party, ana not ns own Individual
aggrandzement For such disi1teresed views have
always given him credit aud have ns inuated
doubt as TO the purity OF hs motives IN desif z this
appointment.
MIR Benton said In vndicaion OF the President. ,elec
ton OF himself TO command the army vi the Unpd ,sts.
that IN 1917 he (Mr Benton) he sei cr M ser Mi
the generals now In the army beng tben colonel of
yoIsnteen THIS Is no doubt true' Toe Nv penou Al.
Arms 1t but does he not know ihst upe., an 70,
main IN the army he loses his is.k7 Mr Benton would
not csnaiDiy claim now, TO outrsnk General scott or
General Gaines because he happened In Isia 10 hod
aghsr rank than either Of those gsnsrsls lie merest
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JACOBS PLATT, Auction. or

JACOB PLATT, Auction, err
SPLENDID sHEt FIELD CUiLERY--JACOB 81
~ PLATT will sell at his Hardware sale Friday 29th
inst AT 10 O'clock 20 Plat street entire She fe
Pattern suitable for the city tfsde and couuy deal.
ers. OF the foown log well known viz -tonRreves
Wilson, Hiwkswonh Moss; Wiaggs Patent; Cam Rod.
gers Co viz point plain and lock Kuives sill
aud 9th handler heIn hunti T. bal dos
one md ale Drks, clasp do ue rongre,s
and Sensors Kaiys 40 and III blade Whsncle do
n ives with Instruments, mprsing
edge aud etched and motto blades, carrie &c with
hsad Of picked solid pearl ivory stag fine buff with sill
Yer bolS~rs shield Co., )st choice also
Table Knve, and Forks Scissors. Shears, Butcher Knives
Sheep shears, Steels, &c. jg9 2tis-r
JACOB $. PLATT, Auc,ioneer
CTOCK OF STOVES Stove Hollow Ware, Sc re.
y naming from the late Fir. ia Water Sueet-Jacob g.
Plat i'll sell this day 10 O'clock the of Mr. "
Tibbe No ell Water street, the whole of the soek re-
from the late fire. consisting OF Parar Fsa
all, AR I.h Cooling and shop Stoves, Stove Hollow
Ware, Sheet Zinc Brass Stove Railing, Fire Brick Gal
Hods, Clock Weighs, Sheet lion, Iron Fur aces lion
puwps. Scrap Iron, 80. Catalogues now ready. Terms
Cash j2sItsr
A UCTl0N N0TlCE.ItefIs.hmeat House FuraitoT. =
"A This day. at o'clock 90 Fulton rect all the furniture
AID hItoss Of the eonstns Of large Steam
variety e. e"aBoe,s Kettles P..s. Gsdion', Copper
KSyes and Forks. Trays, Iumber Dseapssr., Tables,
dow Shades Git Clock Lsrae owe aud Pipe Counters.
&c &c. All new in September last
tas JOHN sNIFFEN, Aset.
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LES DANSEUSES VlENNOiSE
M ADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress Of the Bailst
AVA begs to state TO the Managers Of Theat the United
States that applications for be
sgent, Mr. JOHN POVEY, Of the Park heatre rev York
who il duly authorised make all for e Dan
seusei V,ennoIse ja5 re
NEW YORK OPERA HOU Sc, (comer of Charlton
aud V,rck sets This esabi shmeat will open for
the remainder OF the about the 18th
Ladies and gentle Of estabhed talent wishing TO OBJ
tain stu. ious will please make application by letter.
Psid) eddTsSedt HUNT at the box Office OF ests
b,hmsnt, ,T -
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CONCERT AT JERSEY Oily
THE ALLEGHANIA lat the request cveral fami.
l. lies IN ,s'sey Ciy wi give Coucer
L tURSD AY EVENING, Jan 20
~ Wa,hn Haop which they W N sing IRE ~
vaf,.y Of heir most admired pieces ing at half
past O'Clock iaf; sfs re
UhOLL DoINGS AND DIVERSIONS.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, previous 20 taking up his 70.
sidsace m Europe, the Society Library
sO'clock precisely.
DR.. VALENTINE,
Denestor Of Eccen cea respectfully thar he
T ,ntroduce bis Humo ent, consisting Of
eet Quaint, QuzLcal and COmcal On cers embYue.
lug Fan Face Freak FfIc Folly and Fnibes
oy living portraits Of celebrated and unknown
sons interpreted With ketc country
NAILS come ectass stage travels learn
steamboat trips. Long Island with of the
Hung Iap Singers cOcntry chools orations
shool0 the aiber stormy 1t will come OF ON the
following Monday, OF shine. -
CENTS Itsc
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CHESTNUT STREET. THEATRE,

'HE Subscribers having leased the above e.
sbishment offer the rent by the ght week
Until their return from the south the ist March
Full particulars be obtained Of Mr. Dumore agent for
the lessees at the boz Office evoy morning between the
hours f II and ~ All be adore ssed
MIR fnmore, postpaid, or they will not be ended TO
A.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 27-l0P NJ.
Flour In this market Is advancing in price. Sales were
made at IS rs 50. The Gotten market IL arm. In the
stock market, no alteration since last report.
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BosroN, Jan. II le<7.
Hon Caleb Gushing received his commission to-day
from Governor Briggs 60 Commander Of the Massachu-
sets Regiment and will resign his seat In the Legisa.
ture tomorrow.
Fletcher Webster spoke to-day favor Of the resou
ton granting $40 900 for the volunteers.
Sales Of railroad stocks made to-day at the follow
ing rates Norwich and Worcester ok a sox Long
Island - 244 Boston and Providence los Western
9s1S 9s>S Eastern l04
The whole advance in aour since Saturday, 10 one
dollar per barrel and In wheat, twenty-five cents per
bushel
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w iHs AND oCALPs-The largest the cheapest, an d
~, me beat assortment to he found &C BAKRYs,
"a sSrosoway, corner Of Libsry street, up ssa'r.
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IN did Of the Suffering Poor of Ireland,
WILL take p1 ce at Castle Garden on Wednesday Eve.
W nng Feb 10Th, 1877 Arrangements being m ,de 10
make this Of hs grand balls Of the season. Tcksa
dollars each to admit gentleman aud two lad ss NAV ne
had OF the Secretary, or any of tn following
COMMITTEE.
a. a. Mickle Dr. H. Hogan Horace Greeley
I. A. Emmett Campbell Daniel Sweeney
Ad. Wssh hliohl Burke Martin w tsrs
Ala Hart Dr IL Sweeney French
Edward Fox Pc Nsioney DIR Gloyer
=. u Conney Aid. Gllmatin D. Pollock
+. s,u,vehl mos Boyle 7. b. Murray
y. Gmaitn McB'rron 7. Brennan
I,McCoimick M Phelan Francis Gilmore
AID. Mullins r.. Fzg-rad Them Is Whelsn
Ghs NJ Marry WIN Reid Thos Nc GivBey
John Fgan John Geragh.y Jo,eph Wurpnv
AID Foote Pstk Kelly Tm.thy Ciarrick
ID. Brodeiick B. flanagan Phiiip Coiiina
&. Siberian Felix q ,nn III O'3ren
Zane, ulPhy James. Kelly Peter Murray
r. A. keanc A. Jsckman VIM NuQert
NeGuirc JOIN keleher John Russell
AID Compton uhe DOYLE ". Mctahl
Au byihe Ala Donghe'ty James Riley.
BHooKLyN.
Owen Colgan Miles tpRiIey p n Ie,ro,
j. sweeney, Columbian lla. souih Brooklyn.
. ,,.,.,,, JAS kEANE Secretary
"a ~ NV ME-, Ircnsurer j28 end tie 10
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-pHAMTEn.

A SITUATION by rsspects.l, young women, as cook
IA washer AID roue gene al homework uu.
derstnds dairy. she has o. lection The "
Good reference be gwen Apply at 49, corner Of Duane
Washing erts siers, on The third
thu front oom. Can be seea for week il ssged
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WAsHIreror, Jan. N-7 p NJ.
We have received here New Orleans papers to the
20th inst
Nothing further from the Army or Navy.
Fuller particulars Of the loss Of tho American ship
Creole arc given, Of lat on board. the captain and ~
others perishsd.
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PHILApxLPHIA, Jan. 27-l0 Pm.
Sales Of 5000 barrels Of -four made to-day So
IS. and 1000 bbls at - Towards evening 50 l2
asked.
The we sther Is extremely hne.
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Grade

bounty ofTwslye Dolas will be paid TO each recruit
enlisted for the Artillery or Infantry arm.
Beside the mon hy pay as above stated ration per
day allowed every soldier, wh amply sufficient for his
also large supply Of comfoI,sse aud gsgtee
clothing Good quarters and fuel all furnshed
and every attention will be pd making those who
may enlsi and determined cir country
fh, comfosb bic snd cou'snted with their situation The
beat always provided for the sick sol
unable perform his duty Should the soldier be disabled
IN the line OF his duty The laws provide for him.
specialize and that with ndsnce and economy the monthly
pay OF the soldier may be laid thing reausto
for his comfort aud convenience furnished by the Govern
ment including his coffee The prudent der
Of Five YEAR,. ind at III, expiration of the he
States and there settle himself comfortably own lard
for the of his life
The sum OF two dollars VIII DO paid any citizen, nom
commissioned officer or soldcr who shall bring
devious recruit who shall enlist
ed Jhs citizen should recrait p the
or Captain, and not to the recrutng sergeants
+. MORRISON, Capt. lth ReR. Inf
Observation-Disclosures, Recruiting Officer.
AZ NJ
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MlNCE PIE.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY abook entitled "Nince Pie for
The Million" containing over 400 sngravin9s; and 2sa
pages fu OF the wild and Wonderful humorous and
pncc DOLLY IS .scts the idle Hour Book !"
out eniireiy different from that odd volume
Also just published Leaflets Of the Ball Room beiny
c,mrlre instructor "a the Celebrated Polka Qaad.s with
the music Of the Rodowa Waltz-pricc l2S cents.
TUnNkK FlSHFR,
II Chatham street.
Val fNIlN h.S--Ihc most extensive in Ame
roe on the eve OF completion Send along orders.
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TO THE
LATEST MO N EMIT.
PARDON OF THE AMTI.RENTERs.

ALBANY, Ian 81, lS47
The following named persons, convicted In Delaware
and Columbia counties, were, 10 day pardoned by Gov
Young and restored to citizenship
Daniel w Squres Daniel Winthrop. Zera Preston
Calvin Madison, John Pho,ix, lsc l. uhins
John Burch, w. Reesids John L .thsn,
w. Brisbane, W. Joseyn, CD AcConlbie.
John b. Coors, Thos. Morgan,
The following also pardsnsd but not restored to
their rights citizens -
Smith A. Boughton, E O'Conuor
John Van Stsenburgh, Moses Earle
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III ~ t,>n nuFh on very moderate teims b, LADY
t s III. ;c.n"e thoroughly and who under
WIN the greatest hc y Terms, thee daars per mon
'" S91 mi
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NETHERLAND SOCIETY.

NETHERLANO SOCIETY.
meeting held the $50 the folio wing gentle en-
have been appointed ces OF the Nehcrand Society,
viz 80
John + Van Eden Hol ormsnn, President ii Warren st.
y 4. Kemp. van Re, Vice President.
T. van den Byardt, W. A smets, Raphael schayer, w.
Malta, Directors.
Treasurer, II PIsnten, 95 Chatham st.
Secretary, Hodenpyl
The direction of the society take this opportunity of
gratefully acknowledging tho following donations -F de
Festa S25; Kemp he, IS; A. H. akk~r, ST. T.
seyn, SIS Cohen 81; Dusseldorf, 81; I'd by lard 81: w
smets S2l; Cohen 81: Cohen de Baer 81; M. Swart ST.
Gosllng, S25; zimmerman, ST. Planten, IS; Il smith
n. slc "'eA' - i'e''As"'''A anu van Dam"s' siO'
The direction wou further ask leave STATE that the OBJ
Ject this society IS by the
ton OF Holnders but soely when they do here
e.ucn them as much As possible against the impoon.
further with work. and ~ case OF sicsne
IN connection with the understanding that 10
viii arrive here shorty suicent arouse The chan
table fesling OF The naive Bollano.rs this city
Der in this country small soth,t the raising Of
sufficient fumes diff eu't hope that we may be
permitted 4 la the lid of of Holauders
and The pubic in gener them thar viii be hap
enrol them members of the Society and that any do.
cn 70 waded TO the Treasurer will bo thank
fully accepted.
N b Il he Netherland Society will hold a meetng on
Thur day sveting Jan "a osiock the nsum
Hotel OF Br ad~ aud eonard sts
JOHN +. VAN EDEN HOLLERMANN, Pres',. N s.
l.. HODtNPvL, Sec'y. Ms iv2G n &C
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TO BE. SOLU AT


OLD SCIt or az his different in the United
- aes ndi ga celebrated SNUFF, called the ID, l..
pen, Sum Tbs receipt was presented b. r. Derby
OF boston and IA comp him have take the ber.
~ To call It the De,oeaa -nu1 Mr. Gacia who il no no
Alrpp0 ~ ~ SO 's"''' "'
M Handngha. for sale also his Am. lean gentlemans
soun made ron the James Rver Tobacco and beth
me Deibsns and The American Gentleman are 70 be had m
hAl "r " hole ponnh bot II. IS shove i2g rwkrc
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SOUTHWARK ENaIrn Co No. $50
~, ,.x,. New York, JsD'y a7th, 1877 (
A 1 MEETING Of this company held this day Ia was
"A on motion, - - -
Resolved That the thanks this COMPANY be IN
captain Forbes and II Pilots James Herring and Hir Bar
per- VI rh ste mboat for snd
ton msne,te by them while bringing the h va nance
engine 10 this city, from fhi I'd. lphia
JOHN w. SCHENCK, Foreman
FpwARD T. HAcxETr, Secretary. les It.r
MOTnEk HUBBARD AT THE SUB-IREA-
SUkY CUPBOARD
YANKEE DOODLE for this week exceeds him elf in
the point Of richness OF his political cacaure aud
her illustrations Among othos the solepdia coming
ssn nv u e. Dsey OF avoiuneer pu rchas NJ for
the MeIicsn war; will cause shouts Of laughter Aog
the number is an unu'ually rich one.
Prce ceats-S3 per annum
!a2s 2,r VIM H GRAHAM Tribune Building
"CYMKEE DROS BYTH ("
ST DAVlLpS DAY-A mass ting of the WeIch re-
~ cents of this city will be- he st David Hall on the
evening Of aurday, the th in 7 o'clock for the
par oe OF taking messpIes celebrate the
NstiOsal Annive sary of C.mbria
By order of the National Standing Committee
w o. w. GRIFFITH, Chairman.
nj "a TEN secretary jl82t~rc
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FORhIGN ADvERTIsEME yrs.

FORhIGN ADvERTISEME SFs.
FANCY WAlSrCOAT TROWSER, AND
WOOLLEN GOODS.
- = LONDON, January, 18<,.
EAST LONDON AND HOLLAND WAREHOUSE
~ MEN beg their continsG friends
thew have Iemo ed from "a sackv e sIe' pcadillv.
more spacious premises VIZ: 10 Old Bond street. known
hi hero the Western Exchange where they
tpection of erteusive exclusive and welt assorted
STOCK OF Sp ing Noyelues iF 81
slMMONDS & WAKD,
CO MISSl ON Nj HANTS,
Barge Yard, London, England.
UNDERTAKE all descriptions OF Agency Business for
- parties ths United States If placed tauds for that
purposes Reference 70 James Gordon Bennett sud Free
man Hunt, E'q,., New York. j27 81 re
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NH. GEO. Il. GLlDUON.

w y deliver Dec Extra Lecture, some OF the Arts.
w Scient es, and VI, chinc,l Powe Ancient
a"s Msehsnics' Hail. 472 Broadway. on Thursday Even.
ing Jan e. a. ~ oc ock The Pic OH Iustrati ms De
sms &c III cover the walls Of the hill toge her with tho
Ah qnles siuhmies aud 9th or specimens the pre-
S!ors lee tu es VIII the
Il lhr f.ct. resulting from the discoveries ia erosl,
pm al iitsfa"ie Hoi eTs If tct MIR. t1don DE.
Lectures before the New York Historical Society and
IN General soc,.y OF Mechanics and Tadtsmen win be
aait Ell 10 ms INA ecta ehdus IS
pesos l2 is TIL. cha Re admisson for ali Others
utt ~. j)2 g
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WANTED

SITUATION by giri from fourteen 10 sixteen years
IA Of as sesm5,ress or nurse, would be willing 10
herself usef IN private family Please inquire AZ
NO "a NUDITY 81 J esI hAtnsIn iy26 4t-ro
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Recruiine Rendezvous u w..hng On S sIc

TAYLOR'S GOLD AND SILVER COIN Exc
AMINER.
THIS DA pnb issd snd for sale by Taylor % Broad.
way Prlce q cents for single copy his valuable
work contain. acsmile enEnvDg OF 3o7 Gold End Silver
CONS WIN the name end current value specified under each
value per pennywsght Of the varsus gold
nations ali beaut fuily printed paper The book en-.
braces 80 pages; 70 size Agents waited Dealers sup
pnsd on very moer terms j27 2tss RI
TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.
ERANC,S BLANCHET, Agent informs the owners of
ing ots and collecting rents, on the reasonable terms
has BEEN for the last years the agent Of The late
John Tonnee aud devo'ing all his time above bust
ness ne III g,ye full sasf, to those persons who will
ieIsnees and security to required Please ad
dress note through the Post Office No sixth Avsnus
Once hours, before . A. M. and after S r. M.
~ JOINTS, SCROFULA. DISEASES OF THE skin
90 &C KINGS oMroUNp SYRUP Of vdriodae Of Potasss
sasaparilla and Yellow DockThis die msdy
published Tor the sole benefit Of suffering
lar them euptons Of the skn and diseases
,sns nom an impure state OF the blood &c. From hong
t experiments und the direction and the
most eminent Of the Faculty. has received heir min US
recommendation and May il the beat DOS.
be co b'naton OF remedies for the above named Diseases
~ prepMsd from the purest articles and warranted TO
give IL hlos PARTIES and quickeps the ccas.
ton ALA. irritation, and leaves every part the animal
economy Ia perfect state OF health
great and ncrcing dem md for article Of this kind
iaduced the propreto 10 bring before public
10, these most distress complaints II recommen ed in
lu Confidence and needs tn ia convince the
crssduous, Of US 50 -Frisng properties.
Prepared and soldby CHARL EsH. RING. Druggist,
~ 1872 Broadway cor. John
D. De sure q ooseTv, N. written signatp of e. II
KING over the cork Of each bottle. ja26 Imsc
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n. g. q. BRA TDON,
Successor to F. A. MUNDEN.
BLOCK l. EFT TER SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
SIGN PAINTERS
no. Q rsYoN ROW.
= Adjoining the Harlem Railrosd Office, New York
krFuRrvcE Washington Stores, William street; Rath.
bnns Hotel Judson's Hotel, National Hotel Perkins Hotel
u .. Bonded Warehouse, NAnkin Tea Company, &e &c.
jais Ans rra
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
ADJ EH Gentlemen having any cast off or supsrduous
II clothing Furniture dispose Of obtain air sh
price Tor the same BY sending for the subscriber his es
denee, or through the post, which will be attend
cd to NJ s. COHEN Agent
-. 60 Duane street.
Blades can be attended by Mrs Cohen ja inns
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
'NHE BUILDING and lot 81 ground situated in Third
street, the East river The building about forty
feet IN width, by sixty feet IN depth Inquire of
JI6 SIC j. i MILLS. l33 Cherry street.
NOTICE
TNHE friends Of WILLIAM DAVIES arc respectfully in.
ved to attend meeting the house of Peter Milne
j! centre street, Ihursdiy evening 26h inst at eight
O'clock Tor the OF
me Ball to be given for his benefit Friday evening" lpt
February At the Coliseum, $50 Bioidway.
- BY order of the COmntee,
le9 St.re z. DOUGLAS Secretary.
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STOCK OF GODS FOR SALE AND STORE

HF undersiRned oers Tor sale the stock Of Dry Good,
tconsng principally Of staple 20 ds) late tas pro.
sery % VIM Hall the .tore lately ocosped BY his
MN OF L. and w He'll, No - ratharins street fbr.
I'VE a a,Sry ina Msds"n '.et the ely Of York
consd red ooe Of the hest In thu stree, The sto, has
he IRON IS IN deph abou' 10 fe- and been newly hte
osNy Ilsns back aud with in tplend mAhoe
70, count rs and desk 81 the modern 81, le
ttooh OF e. DDS Is small but smost entirely oi
,npr goods and peuons business will find /,
or ,t ,n.,est TO call and examine the premss and pro-
PetV 'oI trmst YES TIE GODS will be sid on adysnt
eeou, terms aud TO be disposed Immediately To- close
atrusL lOu. NJ TIrU ~ w .'o'e
New York Ian ~ isl7 " o'''"N t., ' ase.
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SCOTTISH GUARD BALL
THE 1liiRD ANNUAL BALI, Of the Scottish 0.,rd
willtase aceat the Apollo SALOON, Monday eysains
februsry st DJdworh's full bras and coon hand w IN
be in attendance Tickets may be procured the commit
Capt. A. c. Taste, 1871 Broadway; Lieut.. Mcleod. 1
I"nrlsndt ~; Lieut. Haig. 100 Mercer st; Q Nj Linen
ruton Prentice serst. Thomas 10 Mercer sue et
seIg Laurie % Hudson Sergt Wallace 10Th
ss,E Dancsn Corporal Henry Law, iao Churc
street; Aer Darympie, 39CT Bro,d way, and
se,gt WH. CLiREHUGH, Secretary
Je' ou u h'eon&Notsef 201 BrondRad
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NO % Mnlo-ry 81 ear hAtnsm iy264t-ro
UNITED STATES ARMY.
ID ECRUlTING SERVlCE.--Wsnfcd for the IJni,.a
n states army abeboded en- between the sges of IS
ehd IS years, beng above FRET smehes high Of chsac.
Ter aad ofrsspecabe standing their feowchissns
None ed sppy the who are
ttrmined 10 serve the period of sIv and
faithfully daring The war" with Mexso the Re OF
hve years "
Table OF established Rates OF Pay arressby to existing
Laws. - >"A
Pay Of artillery
and uJantr SOL Pop Of dra-
-, disTs and Of Eoons and ~
GTade dTogoon. and ~ fsmen rhsn
HemSn tChen mounted
tins foot.
r. H.. s A,, Favpsr moth. Pay per month.