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Last evening 9th inst, Mr.. EDWARD McCAFFY, in the
80 year of his age.
His friends and acquaintances also those Of his bro.
theirs Patrick and Bernard and of his brohers.in law
John Reilly John Coyle and Thomas Conanghty are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral Friday the
sh inst at sa o'clock from his late residence, No 3
Birmingham street ,
On wednesday morning. 9th inst. SARAH JENvrrE
aged 30 years. native Of FishkilD wife Of Moses
sho
His friends and acquaintance and those of her bro.
theirs Isaac and Salutus Griffin. most respectfully
invited TO ettend her funeral this Thursday) afternoon
from her late residence, No 90 Roosevelt street at
o'clock.
Yesterday morning 9th inst, in tho 4Oth year Of his
age, Mr. THOMAS Grove
His friends and acquaintance and those of his brother.
in law, John X. Davis respectfully invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence IL Duane street. this
lIhursdsy) at o'clock, P. NJ. His remains will he
taken TO the Trinity Cemetery Manhnttanve.
On the evening Of the 5,h inst at Whitestone, Uong
Isand) SAMUEL LroGerT in the Goth year of his age.
Tho relatives and friends invited to attend the f-
neral, on seventh day. Saturday, 9th inst to meet
his late residence at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and at Friends
Meeting House. Flushing at - o'clock Capt Peck will
provide steamboat to leave Fulton Market wharf at
loh O'Clock. A. M and will return at az O'clock p NJ
On the 5th inst JOHN CROWLEY. aged Is years.
His friends and acquaintances andth of his brother
James Crowley earnestly requested to attend his
fun eral this Thursday afternoon at 81 O'Clock from
his late residence, 2a4 Third street
On the 30th ut, at his residence in North Orange N.
Jersey, Mr. GgoPGE BLAcKBERNE il the AID year of his
age formerly resident of this city.
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young man named Wickham, OF tho medical profes.
sion, from Richmond, Va committed suicide at the pis
o gallery attached tCOrps bowling saloon in this city,
today abouta o'clock lie had gone there for the os
tensibs purpose of practising, and was found short
time after lying dead upon the floor having discharged
pistol into his head, placing tho muzze upon his right
temple He left note stating that his life was Life of
misery and the sooner he ended the better He had
taken large dose Of Iaudsnum few evenings before
and was asonshed In the morning when the boy came to
make the fire that the noise him deceased
was single man. about 30 years Of age and IL said to
have been man ofhgh rsspectabiliiy. He boarded at
Coleman's hotel w
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ID nrrled.

hjarried,
On Tuesday evening, 5th inst by the Rev. DR.. stro
bel CAMILLE c: RouMAGE, to Miss MARIA CHARLorrA,
daughter OF the late d. II. Schmidt. Esq.
On Tuesday. 9Th inst, at All Saints Church. by the
Rev WIN. 4. Eigenbrodt. Mr. WILLIAM C. GRrio to Miss
ELIzAnrrH. second daughter Of Anthony Allare Esq
all Of this city.
At lslip, long Isiand,) "Wednesday evening, 9Th
inst, by the Rev. Alfred Ketcham Capt JOHN W WEir-
MAN, TO Mrs Ann L. Thurber. daughter OF Stephen
Thufber, Esq, all of the former place.
On the Ct, inst by the Rev. F. Hatfield, Mr. CHAs.
LEE CURTIS to Miss KITTY ANNE DuYcxiNcK, both Of
this city.
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House OF Representatives.
LEGISLATIVE PROCE MDiNGs.

ALBANY, January s, 1917.
senate.
Mr. WILLIAMS gave notice Of bills requiring CON-
panes owning the railroads between Albany and Buffalo
to relay their tracks with the heavy rail.
Also to allow said railroads to carry freight in winter
free of toll that live stock and dairy products and
fresh meets may be conveyed ut all seasons paying toll
Also, that said roads shall commence carr wing all
freiehts offering the FIRST of November hereafter in
stead of the Termination of canal navigation as at
present.
A resolution appointing committee to onsul, with
the Chancellor and the Supreme Judges and report
whether the Court of Errors exists under the
sution and whether any legislation is adv soble to
tinue il, was adopted. Adjourned.
assembly.
A bill was submitted by Mr.. SMALL TO aid the Mexican
volunteers from this State.
bill presented by Mr. SsurH relative to tho act
1885, concerning passengers arriving at the port Of
New York.
The Comptrollors report was received and referred
Adjourned
The steamboat Columbia, from New York, this morn.
Ing arrived at Hudson at r. NJ her way to this city
There considerable ice running at Albany and the
water was very high. At Van Point, the ice
six eight feet above the surface OF the wa
ter, and extending quite across the river.
No boat from New York reached this city today and
there no prospect ofany reaching here for several
to come
The New York and Philadelphia telegraph is not in
working order, break having occurred somewhere on
The line.
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
ME- GLIDDONs Lectures on the Origin Ant quitv, Or.
lvA der History and Chrracteis~s Of the AIT Of
fcation, Human and Anms IN the Valley OF the Nile coz.
mence THIS (Thufsday) evening" at the Mechanics Hail.
~ o'clock.
The subjects eompr rationale Of Animal Worship its
vsopementhe funeral dogmss Off
Egyrtsus, aud their religious creed nnfedsd ~ the Pa
pytus Known as the Ritual, or Book ofthe Dead -
The Pctosl illustrations which the walls rendef
the Lecture Room splendid and unique Gallery Fgyps4
Tsbeau1 and the varied quities erhibsd
eucdaed are the Mummy sndCase Of the divine Prophet
Ho,-Amun, fest Of Tnebes, Pet-isitre Coh Of
moph Priest Scribe Of Diospo s-with othet sl
lies; besides complete serie, OF the Embsimed nm.s
For other particulars sec prospeous programme and prob
Advertisements. N inn
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NOI'IGh

DK!CE REDUCED TO Is CENTS PER BOTTLE
Lure Tor baldnsss and Grey HairA desirable article
now nor ,ns toss Lhs Te0phsrou. or M.dead
and most cer,n article that has ever been Tbou
ssn's nave proclaimed and bore witness its value and
prevents badness restores the hair that has fallen o
thin keeps the hair from becoming reysAad re-
osndIun scurf We IL 10 particularly
te az " no, only cleanses the hair but gives soft
ness a prsncy nhch cannot be surpassed fspafed Aad
per ofLibsrty street Jat Ia,s "a
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- TO The " WIG
LATEST gM0 NE Mt.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON. January 9, 4 T. NJ. ls47
senate.


WARRINGTON, January 9, r. NJ, lsl7.
Senate.
MIR. THOMAS CLAYTON presented memorial from the
citizens of wilmington, Delaware, to bring the to
close.
The Judiciary Committee was discharged from the
consideration OF the petition Of James w schaumberg
and the same Transferred to the Executive journal
The Committee Printing reported against the print
ing of the memorial of the Sugar Planters of Louisiana
for the repeal of the tariff Of 1886.
The bill for the sale Of the Lake Superior Copper
Mines taken up. sundry amendments passed. and 1t
ordered to be printed The consideration Of the bill
postponed until Friday.
The bill giving the assent OF Congrcfs to certain states
to tax public lands, as soon Us sold, was passed.
The senate then went into Executive Session. and on
the opening Of the doors, adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
On motion Of Mr.. HAMLS, the vote Of yesterday, lay
ing the table that part Of the Presidents message in
the Army roconsdered, by vete of yeas 50 to nays
a. The question recurring again the motion to lay
upon tho table, II decided in the negative, yeas 90,
nays 81. The subject then referred TO the Commit
tee Of tho Whole on the State Of the Union.
Mr.. HARALsoss motion Of yesterday to close the de-
bate tho bill for increasing the regular Amy by the
addition of ten regiments, was negatived, yeas 90,
nays %.
The bill was then taken up Committee of the Whole
when Mr. Smith, Of Indiana occupied the floor for
time in opposition to the administration and the war
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sssv,os sursus.

wM w. sHlRLEY. Auet,eueer.
ID eaiSasH * w ShE22KfeH st b.s 1 AND
~. .i,.- sale Of Blue prasd dinner tea.
s'' hs.'ss ss. white granite, edged painted dip &c.
Aiso. As solar lanes. shades. and toilet SETS
s.ls positI,e. 20 close eocsgpments. ia itsrh
AUcTioN-Bf e. JOHNSON,
Poors AND sHoEs-on Thursday January Il. az 10
So 500. IS, TO- s.S sn,are, Of the sIE; Boot and
a. above ~ order o. the assignee Sale positive y76tsr
W. MCCORMICK, Aac tioneer
ShLk o. ffANOFpRTEs. HARP sERAPHIN, &c
vii w. .sIs So % mot Street.
as.s e.a,.,iss Of iTg.swocd. by Fisk mahoFsay, sis
ed a. uprshi mate 81 Orb s.o "a essaat Harm an
ssr.Ih,n: also duse Stools. tam'.are. also.
CHsNctnY SAIL. Of vsla-bIe Property on Fourth
sfset, tWsshsstoa squars,) Apty st, Laurens greet
Asiasd"a square Hudsca street, Greenwich St. Jane, Hora.
wiz Ne seis. ~ j. NJ MILLER Aue,ione.r. on Friday
,u The 81 day Of Ja1usy instant, at 70 O'Clock at the
400, Esq Master "a shaBeery-
The n,,s story s,e. swsag house (which has recently
The hssss and lot No 81 Anity ST.
The new three brick dwelling house (w,th
wsteI bathing spparsfas &c nnd lot No. Lsurens at
Lot 90 Hudson st. extending through to Greenwich
The 10, o. The southwest corner Of Hudson aud Jare
ss ending noss Jane ., through e
The 10, land the norherr side ofJsas feet west
Lo, q land ne ,suhery side Hora,o st. "a feet ives,
from 9TH ~
Lot the southery side Of ansevoo st, 2t feet
FIR particular description cf said premises see the ad:
Lseuis Robinson, master In ehaneery
Maps Of the said premises be had application at IN
UGn.ih
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MUSIC.
RAILS AND PRIyATE PARTIES furuished with he
- Violin Harp and Piano Forte or any Number Of Instr
ras BY =
r. AYLlFFE, sAYLIFFE. -
AfLlFFEsnd q. AvLIFFE, Brothers Professors,
NO w Elm street corner N Howard. l5 liner
''HE PlANO taught very moderate terms BY a Lady
VINO understsrds the science who
Ike mpaI 70 her pupils perfect knowledge theory
wlh tne greatest hciity Terms three dollars per month
Inc addressed TO Mu,c" at the Office OF this paper shs
arended In. d,3 frr'nss,S
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EOLIAN sOCIETY-THIRB SEASON.
vllE Second Soree Of the above society place
L Thursday, January ,isiTt at the Coliseum.
j. EUOULES LANDON, fresidert,
GEoRoE II. RgQU., Secretary.
b. rvss Of carnsles will conform ID the rules Of
leaving the company. j,7 it.r
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AID THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS,

TEXAS -fvD ORECONf,
THE TEXAS AND OREGON AssOc IATfp~ vsIl
celebrate snnivsrssry of the bsrle 81 Ofl~,us
and also the uamphs sshlsysd ~ esr gsii.1t srnYs
fALO ALTO.
RksAtA DE- LA PALMA.
MONTERREY
b. giving their Second Animal Ball te E.esiss Il ne
EIGHTH JANUARY MKT.
CASTLE GARDEN
The proceeds OF the Ball will be srproprsfs b. hs
mittee TO
AID THE NEW YohK VOLUNTEERS
called int, service BY the
PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
Neither exeions or taste will be srsred % reader he
Ball Of the CENTURY. aud In order ti.t
ALL rArf lotto CITIZENS
may De permitted TO unite IN the the numbsr o.
TICKETS WILL NOT LIMITED
and may he obtained az the hoes stox.
Of the city, aud OF either Of tie COMMITTEE
~ order OF the Committee OF Arran rements
-, SAMUEL Os0OOD, Chairman.
CHARLes WEBB Secretary.
~ The Of The Con,aitfe seu BE- pubfsk.s AZ nm
sdriv day dl3 2ST % III fass Tsi..r
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FOR THE HERALD.

HE undersgned take this opportunity inform the e
zens of New York, that they OF the Nor.
mon Property Nsuvoo Illinois, eompris,ng the Nsa,eo
Temple 900 town lots 800 Of which well mproy Cd wi
GOOD buildings and 900 Of good well ..u
ing lands; and 1000 acres Of unimprored L. and ada
cent TO the town OF Nauyoo which they offer or sale
iul.ns sacIhes The Temple 26 feet long feet wide
ana % ,set above the basement to the caves well ba
81 wor hip &C. Also. the Mormon Temple (so eaiedJ al
hItand oho abeautifu edice, well situated, and eaeu
:aleFor terms and apply to the At isx
0reenwc street BABDlrT * EDMONDs.
New Ork JDuarv d l8tI. lNsfc
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

THE ONLY TRUE SONG
W. ,AkCHY GRlEVE, the real caterer of fancy aud
singing Birds, has hand and prepared to offer
~ ne best selection yet offered to American public
Selected without regard price from every ausrfer
OF the Globe Amongst the following will be found the
most choice description of fancy lopg yaned Canary
Birds, matched and prepared to be put for hatchng with
peedpg cages made expressly after his own design Also
nsss, and Domestic Together with the most choice de-
Norway Swans silver and golden Pheasants Newiound
land King Charles Spanels, French and Spanish Poodes
Italian Grey Hounds aud every other speaies rare and
msey Dogs Bird Cages Of every variety Also Archys
Birds, &c. &c. "
D Every variety Of Bird Seeds. Cages, &C.
Letters, post paid. will at all times meet with prompt
attention from "A: GRlEVE, No. John street, New ork.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Look out for your Christmas Presents Archy will be re-
membsred when the candy aud the cakes forgotten Bo
i5a ,frrc
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n
Siricen Bistingaished Piamaii;siis;,' '''''''''
A Powerful Ac Opera Chorus.
hen nez Gas h much in TINT he has
HERR DORM, '''@''''
First Hornist aud Guitst 10 the Grand Duke of Baden
drcu' care hs; been taken he choice from the
The following pieces will form the leading features of the
Grand Ari. from MAR a9ffsisn D,AnRAooNA by
i%%F by
4 GiGR1%sSTo by s1ere.dan,e sung
STs4s... from !Io$ssAaeL ,y VERDI sung by
.Ssred the first Of iay Ia. sVerywhsre met
"SSs T'n MsG tfo5pSS y the
Tsssto from n Tf2slfi in ALGER1 PA
patsein kossni sung BIZ sigr sanquco Bensdet aud
Gland overture to W RTfiG,,. TELL
sysSsS $is$ iEiSS$$SHg gas NJ
Grand Fantasia for the Horn
performed in his concerts Germany France and Eng
fS S afz XII HSS Ii F tB1
iii. DUET G6SGERTANTE. BY SIG. RAPETTl
". B Bril- Z HEf DUET ON THE, "cRoc,Aron
composed by T. Herr. and executed by Miss Anne
H LGe a s"d h; insert Of hi,
By s, Gs G
public, giving pro mise Of future superiority
The Concert will conclude with
d . THE PRAY Err OF MOSES,
Gas performed his Paris and London
ted by -" 1890
EAEk sesOH sEsSREH1
-" BARILI, MARTINI
WITH "A POWERFUL CHORUS IND OR GIN
ACCOMPANIMENT.
ickets one dollar each To be had at the usual places
The public earnestly purchase their tickets
atthe Music Stores.
Measures have been taken have the Tabernacle liz
wax lights, Independent Of toe gas ~
Doors G-to half.past
clude a " w ~'-'
no postponeInent GA account Of the weather
CsraRes Will set down heads souake up heads north
Persons will present thepr bills before ocIock OH
Friday afteno at II Bond street. Mr. Herr will leave ON
SATURDAY Ior ttavaha Jlrh
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LOON AT THIS.

ta-f, , MEL0DE0N, No 81 Bowery, nearly opposite the
XFAHBowrry 1heatfcreat-s aud cheapest in
bslg dis yBs the kind p-rmi.Ion OF the proprietor
THIS CTHuRSDAYl EVENING, Jsa. 9Th, will be
apart for the Benefit Of Mr.. CHAhLEs WHITE, on
which occasion he Offers splendid silver up for the be st.
aud Original conundfum The drums will all be
read the st &C. aud the audicGcc be the Judges.
~ BAN eogued,uns must be deposited at the MeIodeon
by four o'clock hs day. with the Of the author
upon the same THIS being the first sppes he hiss ever made
la this hi, nave city, he trusts his many friends and the
public. will come forth o-nsbt aud prove ht they have not
quite all left for the wars OF Nesco A OF enter
tsnments will be Riyeu among which Mr. X. Whine aud c.
White wall give host OF their
sayings negro Lectures sotgs ard finished repre-
septaons Of coioed race Tickets 49, cents each
refreshment ticket gwen ionight jrit.rh
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FOR SALE.

IN 18th street, very valuable Lot 100 feet west Of
E:; 9Th avenue, on the south side Of the street Tive
hnds of the purchase money can remain at per cent
APPEL To GEO l.. PRIDE, al Wsll street.
Also to Rent very venent two story House No Il
White street, to good tenant Terms reasonable and pos
session gwen immediately. Apply above js6 3trc
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FOR SAL. Il

IA ONE OF the very best established Public Houses il
E;H this CITY, with Furniture and Fixtures in
the situation on leading thoroughfare IN the uppe
part Of the city, few feet from ay doing au exce
lent and the customers and patoa. establish
IN other business will dispose of on
Address " Club House, p Herald Office IS q 81 lii
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS,

Compfets SET, neatly Bound
Complete Set of the above popular and enter IN
"A Work comprising eight Halt Yearly Volumes, han,
someiy bound from the commeuce TO the
rod can be had moderate valuation by addrese
10 = r. n Herald Oics, which will lead to further iufo
mation aod me address Of the given. is 3tsTc
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!, 7,h.rhs psrfornances viii commence with-PAs DE
vii P 5. added S SiGaSs YLAs-NieAs
TO be followed by LA TYRoLiENNE. by "a Darsu.sss
E be :$s Il: se B:y sf the
p S lux sas 5,a.S
n's :1 W.
rae he wzSR 81 T E @ the dan.
r. sIs; T%'
& i Mf Gsl. nsS ~
Booth; Sam Slap Ms hadaway' Fanny Moreand. Mrs Jor
Pres: c,,el: q ess,s; r sd GALLERY sx cent.
MirCHELt's OLYMFIC THEATRE Thursday
& TG sLESfSS ssA T!S A' IL TsE
whsIs .h :'i $sss. Mhs hARKls-M. Harris.
Hs''fSf 1S fs Jn4
hs lazy fH HI' Mr. Hollands
Liddy Lanagan Miss Cruise
sss: o;sSs.s,s boxes boxes:
Doors open al anli p,.t 8 O'clock: curtain rises r
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
saSRas.A h ! Y n co., T. + Sk 10 FEE
THIS EVENING. Jan; 7. the performance viii com.
TIE 66G jiSr fiisss Or 'I IoSs XIV
S1sSssss Chef T, BY The Jv1 sMi s.s
Ps%aace Of the ts sS ING P ftSass
E;ss: osioi and NJ s.:i:;
Hor.emanshp. Master Juan Fernandez a. ne
T. P., =; GSnOve y, the Caoutchouc Wonder
To ude with eomea afe i-pccc.chaiaesers by tn.
Seas Box Once from % to i oeioe.
There will be afternoon Performance every Saturday
Doors open ata o'clock, Performance to commence az
Cnr>,,,,~, -, ,-,,-,- - "
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TAKE THE PAPERS

THE NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY
EDITIONS in Hesitate French Books ready for deli
"A There have been added the brary durng the
past year. thousand five hundred and thirty Volumes
consisting OF the best books published dung
that period with selection Of English LITERATURE and Ave
to Public Library.
Vrpys Latin Classics in ll Volumes have just been
purchased and Les Aunaes de Chemie ia 100 ues
packet ' - N
The most important foreign and American Journals taken
FOR the Reading Room have been bound the
for reference complete.
The Members respectfully informed that the late i'm
R9rtau2n OF French Books will be ready for delivery
Thursday morning. 3lst inst O'clock
BY order of the Library Committee
il 1wrc PHILIP 4 EORRE9 III
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NOTICE..

I'M Copsrneship herstofo eristug between Edward
yseoi aud George touryo under the drm Of Jscot
touf'Oi.if expires this Ihes formed
per aud ciated MIR Louis Mathey with them The
ooaen 81 importing watches and manufacturing watch ca.
Is VIII be concu, ted oy them IN future heir old esa-
snmsnt 10 ~ futoa street under the firm Of Jscot
ou,,lsef 20, ~ whom the snsirs Of the iirm will
DC ~tusa, CHAs. EDWARD JACOT,
GEO, COURvOlsIER,
LEWIS MATHkf
New York, Janu.ry I, IsfT. i5a.rc
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

IMFOh IANI CAUTION.
THE great celebrity and success OF DIR Chrs.
ues Gaissnio and Magnetic Curatives, have again in
oueed unpfncpd persons initiate them and offer
ho worthless eountefeIts calling them genuine The
nc are therefore respectfully and earnestly cautioned
inE the attempts OF these persons
u To provide against deception, it m only necessary 10
Dc particular IN remembering the right number Of the right
place, which - ~ ''"'
~ isa BROADwAY,-N
where alone The genuine articles can be procured.
u DIR. CHRIsriE's new work on 'sIavsnism and ts
srpeaon Remedial Agent may had gratis at the on.
ssores az 3ts,h
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TABERNACLE.
HENRI HERE'S
FARETVELL CONCERT,
Prio to his departure for Havana and thence for Europe
WILL TAKE PLACE
THURSD.aY EYE4JING, JANUARY
When he will be assisted by all the recently arrived
bers OF the
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
The ir first 10 any concert in America.
SIGMA CLOTlLDA BARlLi. ..........Fi First soprsno.
siSR = ~ NEDEIgI .......... First Tenore.
SlGR A. SANQUiRlCO.. ................F First Ruffo.
SlGN. N. KAPErTI.. ...... .............. Violin
oINN. OAtAi III. MAe9trO
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IN HOUSE suitable for an extensive private board.
E lng house situated the lower of Broadway or in
the vicinity OF the Battery ANY person having su CHI
an house 20 may hear Of responsible
anote with full particulars to box 229 lower Office
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RlNA BALL

:" Ourseipes otcn Sorereignsn
FANCY GUARD-COMPLIME BA L.
rNHE renowned Fancy Guards" will give grand Com.
plimentay Ball 10 Capt W. Nj. Borchsrs at the Coise.
um $50 Broadway Monday evening, January H. 1877
GRAND Drill and Review of the Guards will take place the
Ball Room.
NJ The committee Of arrange ments will spare no pains
to make this the magnificent astonishing
wonderful unacceptable affair got off, Costumes. the
most gorgeous drc groesque and sange dances the
ancul fashionable aud fanrastc music the exquste
supper the most bouatifn drill that can't be described
and everything that must be be realized Get
tickets early lose the greatest sight
" Tickets To he had Cornelius Whites l06 Vesey
street OF the COMMITTEES Of Arrangement or at the door
Captain w. NJ. Borchcrs, Robert Phillips,
George Thompson, Barnard Haver,
Francis Wilkinson, VIM Dawson
John Van Euskirk, Committee Of Arrangement.
et,o&,
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FOR SALE.

~ A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street between
En the "a and 81 avenues is well finished replete
the latest improvements, including kitchen range
SINK cold and warm baths water closets, &c, Italian mar
PIE manes throughout the house yard Of feet
front with verandah and French windows The
Of row Of SIX houses south side of street For
further particulars apply to WISE 4 SONS
di3 Inns RI I7o
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NUNNS & FlSCHEkZ
WOULD call the attention Of their friends and the public
W at their Mandatory and Wareroom ITO Greenwich
street to examine their assortment OF Piano Fortes. They
are the mort fashionable and newest patio rns
N b. Pianos with Coleman's Patent Aeiian Attachment
m '-''
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JOHNSON'S BIRD STORE,

JOHNSON'S BIRD STORE,
No. $50 Brodd,cay, I'd door from Ste,cort's
$~N LONG BREED CANARiES.-In addition 10 nv
VisIgs stock have purchased two lots, very foe
cages in great variety bird seeds &C The public Is
invited to hear them in the evening till NJ ty
49,, w. 8. JOHNSON, 230 b. osdway.
asl <wNrc I'd door from Stewards.
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- The Proprietor respectfully Informs his friends
E ana the pubic that he has removed from his late
Fulton street. 70 his other hotel "a Chatham
Anew doors west OF Pearl street. to which he has
onsi bed.ooms and furnished them in .tle will bear
favorable comparison with the best hotels the
Upon no occasion will there be than one bed In room
the price for which will be rs night I7