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Owhose residence a. No 70 Prnce-st having lew lei.
sure hours his disposal respectfully scquains hose de-
srOus OF perecnz hems-lYes In me hgnest tfsncnst
Connected with The art Piano Forte playing that he Will
1--WE series Of lessons commencing Mondsy, January 4.
igl7 and concluding In the month Of April next Having
one o Hrards splendid grand acon Piano Fories ogeh-
er with thorough practical know ledge u The science Of
feels satisfied that be Is prepared 10 impa The
nOsl valuable instruction 70 the young roy1eise as ell
a. to those somewhat skilled 10 composition and Piano
playing II nconvenient 10 call AZ his resicence,
through the Post vii be puneiusly attended TO.
IA lEIsua-
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THE PILES

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DR.. UPHAMs
"a Lsraai RsH,dy for tho cure o. fiies The tsgefabs
PIE Eschary. invented by Dr. A. UPham disiinguish-
81 physician ~ New FORK city, IL the only really sue
csss remedy for hat dangerous and distressing compliant
.he Pie., ever odeEet % lhe American public.
The Elsctaary contains no MneCal bSi ne, no Si1es
Col0rufa GIsJ9 s, other powerful and irritating purgs
live No fear q lakng cold while under its inhaencej
change Ia diet 1scsssary II ssen according 10 dlecNCns
Aastsr Certfoaic alsi to the hundreds that have a.
resdy been received, Of The efficacy Of Dr. Uphams Eee
saary. NEw-Yosx. Angus, 25, 1876.
hfcs,r. Wyatt Mathematician For several years past
hsvs been troubled wiih Piles very cOstiye u
The bowels ind gestiOn and weakness Of the system Bu
my complaint not being severe - 10 dssabe rae from
icnes thai until this Spring never used medicine or
applied 10 physician for relic, The Piles then being
severe that allowed several operations to be performed
without benefit Determined hfter TINS 10 try other
means read Advertisement Of cure guaranteed by
the Of Or. Uphsm's Eecmsry l purchased three
boxes Al your Store and from the use OF which found
myself entirely cured OF hs PLEA and my health much
improved. remain, slrs, your much Indebted friend.
The writer OF the above from motives OF delcscy de-
cnes having his used but authorizes ne 10 refer 10
hin or show the original Certificate TO those " no may
doubt ~ authenticity.
Ang,ss, f-s' IN relation TO the efficacy o. Dr. uPhn'
Dr. IpAm-Dcn SIR About FIVE years ago was AZ
hctsd with what called Chronic Dysentary. have
suffered with Il since and physicians have told
aed for blood and pas attended with peculiarly puidd
smell the frequent discharges short time since
made visit 10 Mssachusetts Ia hopes Of tenehi from
change Of air but suffered severely than before
While there physician offered 10 for so Ia three
months Happily, In the midst Of Intense pain occasion
silly relieved BY lsutsnum, saw Ia wrapper Of your
Elecmary perfect description Of ny complaint, toy ehef
with many certificates Of cures This gave
f3ence IL the medicine, and purchased box and nine
doses Of which has apparently cured me and am prepar
81 10 say every thing 10 Us favor render any ssrves
can 10 humanity by Subscribing 70 Us rlefi.s
Respectfully your', BENJAMIN PERc.yAL.
rycrrfstor.s ,- -, Ea,Tar, sold hoisssIs ard re-
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TNAliISER-The ia

Der OF The tNaminef Aas been published THIS iHy and
l. for sale Al WIN. RADDES. So Broadway. This NUM-
Der contains critical review of DR. ?. Humphrey. uans
laton OF Jas Sympi0men Cod-S. u L. stated In al re-
view that the work i got up under the patronage Of Dr.
Kirby. We believed this upon evidence which We thought
could not be doubted. DR. Kirby having denied IN The
positive hat he hss ever said Of done any
Thing In hat work cheeriuy lake this oppor
unity Of declaring belief that Dr. Kirby IL 10 no way
respOn ble for the which have occurred
Ia Dr. Humphreys translation.
WIN. RADDE. NJ. $50 Roadway
L. Pnhlisher And .lifnr OF lie Hnmronaie FNamner
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Gats
~ Mills, Halter, IFS

~ Mills, Halter, us Broadway, Howard :
Hotel offers to those who wish neal and tasty Hal loT
moderate price, fne French Moleskiu or nne Nuifis
flat for - 81 The encouragement met with in The sale Of
the above bats sucieni guarantee OF their superiority
lNI Qurias
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SANTA CLAUS ar me ALBANIA SALOON.
so BROADWAY. MAR PRINCE ST.

IIERR ALEXANDER, the Gresi Original German Ma
III gran who created such gnboundsd .stonishrosn II
klblS. 10 resngaged. and WILL PRODUCE SANTA
CLAUS IN PERSON EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Pau particulars In the daily bills
Tickets To the Rotunda 20 ceris 70 the Bseony y cents
children under ~ years Of age, half price.
Doors open a. 6t-commsnce Al ~ O'Clock d2s lvis
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CHEAP PoOVs

~ ISRAELTS NOVELS complete In vol 81.
Fieldng's Select Works. complete in vol 81.
Nicbuhr'- Rome, complete in vols. - .
Burnss Works complete in vol 81 ~
DICKS Works vols IN !, ~ 2S
Shakespeare illustrated, complete In ? vols. :
For sale by L. L. BLOOD, Agent, lod Nassau. 81.
AZ gtawNMSSi-s
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x.dslrrOs Rr:rNrpon Iae, ,syh the e, . sen.
Dnsooscbn ~ driven back by strong south west
- hs,bor and lake in this vicinity 10 free from
rs - navigate IS during the summer except ior
- ...,ons westhsr. Coal Is scarce here and lew
bip9enn "' Buffalo Express, Dec. 81.
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General Nctifes.
owARE MERCHANTS AND CLERKS

~ To the Pubiic.-We the undersigned, Hardware
Merchants DESTROYS allow Clerks time for mental
improvement after the employmeu Of the day, have
eluded 70 close stores o'clock, p NJ except on
Saturday evenings for months from The 9Th January lsi7
N,n<, I1catiouf.
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NEW TARIFF.-ln view Of the reduction fihe Tar.
III which iAkes place this day and 10 keep pace with
the spriI Of the age w T. Jennings Co 81 Broad
WAY American Hotel will reduce the price Of heir cloth
ing In Ike proportion They ca hand large as
sormeni OF cloths esssneres and vestings also ssPen
did sock OF Hrst quality ready made clothing fancy dress
articles under clothing. kc Nc Genilemen In want oflr
Ilcss are Invited 10 cIaEins our sssortnent d sa
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CARRIAGE CLOTH.-ice pieces Isdis Basees
u Carriage codh (pisss end Agusdl aMpsstos .iiy,
:: Ms.ys. u J. Isdis ssSsss Sse'on' hs'A~ '''''
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Ia Nall slds LINZ :6 Sr AHisssy sSd

r. nu1 U. =. MAIL LINE for Albssy and
~ ~S&( p Troy via Bridgeport and Housetonic
Railroad -Throigh by daylight daily
tSundsys excepted AZ ca O'Clock A. M-Durns The les,
Summer the Housstonc Railroad has been rssd
with heavy rail from Bridgeport 10 me Western Railroad
The steamboat MOUNTAfNEER, Capt w. H. Frxee,
tho foot Of Msrkstsl f. for Bridgeport daily, ct
"a O'Clock, A. NJ No freight taken IN tbs Passenger Lime
Passengers take tho al Bridgeport, and withou
change baggage, arrive In Albany and Troy
O'clock r. NJ New and locomotive engines have been
procured and the road 10 every respec equal to tho bss
New England road.
~ Freight Line by steamer EIMROD dsily-Tsris
VI prices same ss lsst year.
Cor farther particulars inquire at Livingston Wess
Express Ofce No 10 WAlst and the Office Market
at Pier TO o. NJ. PERRY, Agent fdl3 fsuN
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Weneral Notices.

" Notice.-An adjourned meeting Of the Regular
Practitioners of Medicine OF this cry viii be held the
Lyceum OF Natural History, No SCI Broadway on We'd
nesdsy The 9Th of Jan lsf7, O'Clock, p NJ 10 receive
the Report of The Committee appointed the 2lh u 10
prepare Constitution ana Bylaws for an Academy
OF Medicine"
usl' F. CAMPBELL STEWART, NJ d. sec'y.
fCS- Mechanics Instifute-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Institute will be held on Tuesday evening
5lh inst al "A O'clock.
Wednesday evening Prot Humes sIh Lecture on Ex-
perinentsl Chemistry.
Thursday evening Mr. Morey's Astronomical Lectures.
by order. J. J. MAPES, President
CHARIys L. B,RRITr, Actuary.
Y S-Members of the Institute whose yearly subscrip
lions due the LIST inst and the let OF October as
will please call and their tickets u 2tis'
" American iustitute-Farmers' Club.-The
hrsi regular meeting ior the year sf' will take place
tie Repository the Park Tuesday 5ih Of Janu
ary noon The subject OF Manure and restoration OF
fertility exhausted lands will be farther considered
Strangers specially invited Admission free 10 all
Ia 2uss
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SpY.FNDTD PRpSrNT

r'HE DRAWING ROOM MINSTREL, or Gin Book fos
ls4i. = Just published BY FIRTH HALL POND,
80 Broadway. and FIRTH HALL ErSnkln-ssuare.-
II contains some Of the beautiful Music ever pub
lshet In the country and emheshei with nine spen-
ddly executed Illuminated Autographs and will contain
Lovers new Songs " . Watch you well by daylight"
and " The Two Birds :" also Dodworh's kuckerbocker
snt Santa Claus Quairlles, &c Sc. The music Ia sl
well selected and viii be mos desirable Holiday pre-
sent ala ths
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IL A Public Meeting Q

y
is invited the Tabernacle for Monday evening next al
hsfpss O'Clock IN order to consider OF The proposed
Railroad from Lake Michigan 10 the Pacific. as proposed
by Mr. Whitney.
HE Honor The Mayor has consented TO take the chair,
and the Undersigned invite the ait, ndance Of their fellow
citizen generally interesting occasion Mr. Viii
nay will he pr..ent and aadres. The uleefins
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IT, ...-.,-N sesu .3CSoUlo
-. usnnty OF Flour imported into Boston in lsls
~ w Aowsi Prom New York Isl, a37; Albany III.
sy. ~ ~ssssrn Railroad 2ol $Se-5oO2s6; Fredsrick.
hrk,ro $500 81 Asxsndra 1880; Georgetown 1880
ks~o.,as &vi3 Other ports In Virginia loo7-93h57
W,IS 'e eA sssN Philadelphia 33.io3: Baltimore
psrs.., rofu IN hsssachusetts s6s Maine 80: Con
~ Sss ~ So Delaware ESQ New.Jersey l50 Total
sss'.......1ao.lss bblslIn lsS3. Clio ss4 ha,,
$50 ! lss2 w 500 s6s1 =
-" ~ sssn that sbeui one half he wsssern ana
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~ Manhattan Temple Of Honor, No. 30, =.
ofT-The neal meeting Of this Temple VIII he he "a on
Monday evening 9Th inst al O'clock, q, 70 Ailen-st OF
poslie Excelsior dali By order OF
SAMUEL w. HESsHAw, W. Il. tiv
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NYeow Dock for The Of scr0fuls and diseases Of
the skin For sale wholesale and retail 81 CO Broadway
IN The University Medical College Price Is. psr bottle
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FOR BOsTON and .

~ ria Stonington and Long leland Raj
road-Night Lincoln and afsr
Monday the 23th last ,rsns VII leave the foot Of White
hsllst South Ferry. wa Long Islsnd Railroad on Mon
day Wednesday and Friday ct O'Clock, r. ~ tor Green
port crossing the Sound In the fsvoe steamer New Hs
ven, whiah has been provided Win msss and sails ana
extraordinary anchors and thence Provdencs end Boz
by the mail nalns which connect with the steamers
Msssahusets and 0oysrnor Fare 70 s.oaington o. 20
10 Providence, ~ 00g 10 Boston. " o.
The steamer New Haven has new boilers and will tsss
only light frsights d2s lnsis-
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EXTRA New HulIsd Buctwhsst-rhs undsrssknsd
EIars prepared receive orders for hulisd Baes
wheat neay PICKED In barrels, half barrels quarter end
eighth barrels also In bags Of 50 and Is lba each also
Or Graham Flour and Oat Meal IN hks psckaxes fhsss
articles ere warranted equal any msfset Orders from
out Of The City, accompanied With City ref.r.oes VII
meet with prom2s attention. l. T.k J. FROST,
OLE 3ma: "a Rront. q. door heloy Pei. alp.
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T ONG IsLAND RAILROAD !-Ausnuon.-Ths
lIcusnt expenses for the year ending January Is4e.
exceed the receipts ninety thousand dollars. Let
meeting Of bondholdsrs b called forthwith.
"a ssfs. BOND-H0I1Ek
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Markets.. carcfslls repSrtsdtor TIE T,issas

markets.,.. Carefully reporfsd for T< Tibsas
SATURDAY.. p. NJ.
AshRs-Ihe market 10 very inactive at 81 60 and
y SO for Pots and Pesrs
SoIIoN,There have been bu, few operations to.
On speculation Holders se very firm Ia snticinstion
o. zoe next steamers neszteing favorable.
,1fLolk AND MEAl-Thers 10 no change to note
.es saes ere small and for home consumption Al a so
~ - 'oI sood Western and Genesee brands A lew
Psst oruets are 10 market at - 37ids5 so Hold
~ ~ yos Nchmond City extra At Sc IS. The following
zoe exports OF bresdsuis from PHILADELPHIA during
Ss YEAR lsf3. a. As and 10; Incrsss. in
til L.. faa
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- FARM FOR SALE Consisting VI sixty acres be-
longing TO tho estate VI the late Capt Joseph Ghh.hs
deceased, beautifully situated near Williams Bridge
Weslchesler County, and within 10 minutes walk Of
the Railroad The location IL not surpassed BY In tho
county surrounded all sides by good roads and adoin
the country OF Capt spencer and James Adee
Esq The land Is 10 hrstrate condition; he lots well dv'
ded with fence and above sx acres superior wood
land The barns and 0uhousss In complete order hay
Ing been built about TWO years ago. WIN corn cb and va
gon she'd The dwelling house has been recently repaired
and modemiked, and l. 10 every respect comfortable
dwelling.
There the premises good sppls bearing orchard
consisting Of between three and four hundred Trees pear
peach and cherry trees good vegetable and flower gar
den and the W hole well watered.
To person wishing snug retired spot possessing all
the facilities Of coming 10 and from the city pesssfe
railroad, few such opportunities OFFER part Of le pur
chase money may remain bond and mortgage per
payable semi annually. II 10 expected no person viii
purchase without viewing the premises
For particulars apply 10 JOSEPH r.. 0RlFFITHs No.
i7l 3econd-st JOHN ALLAN, No IL Vandewafer-sl
10 Mrs GRIFFITHS, on the premises. "A 2w'
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semeute.
TAprpN ,crr

H'NNNN" ''eH'N''
APowerful Opera Chorus.
Henri Herr has much pleasure IN announcing that he has
secured The valuable services OF the celebrated
Fir. Hol. and Gaiiai.i to the brand Duke Of Baden
Great care has been taken to select the choice gems
THE BgsT OPERAS OF THE DAY.
Tie following pieces will form the leading features Of the
Concert
Grand Aria from MARGHERITA DARRAGoNA, by
Bstsla, sung by Sig Ben en-, veniisno !Baas,ol
Romuzafrom IL GlURAMENrO, by Mercsdante, sung
Tefzetto' nom I0MBARbI by VERDI sung By sig.
nora Bar Sgs. Beneieitl and Beueyenlano
~ This piece. by The celeb aled Verdi, who Is now
considered 10 be the hrsi composer Of Isy has every
where In Europe with he nostenhusissc reception.
Cavauna, from GlOYANNA D'ARCO, by the celebrated
VERDI, sung by SiguOrs Clotia Barili
Terzetto Buho from LIrAIIANA IN AL0FRL " Pa
pslsci" by Rossui. sung BY sgs ssaquireo, Beneiet
Grand oyerlure to Rossini.
WILLIAM TELL,
arranged expressly for this occasion
Tor EIGHT PIANO FORTES, by
SIXTEEN DISTINGUISHED PIANISTS
Grand Fantasia for The Horn by
HERR DORM
Persrmed in his concerts in Germany, France and
HENRI aEsz ~, glsy hi; Fantasia, s;s on
lI.sIMlRAMEDE. Eirs, ume)
nI.IL PuRITANl. lFirs,timel
The Concert will conclude with
~ THE PRAYER OF MOSES,
ss performed In bis concerts IN Paris and London) exc
s siSS6 81 c. BARlLl. sloNoa BEsiflpErrr
sIGNOR BENEVENTANO sANQUIRICO,
BARlLI MARTINI,
ACCOMPANIMENT.
Tickets dollar each To be had st Tho usual places
The public earnestly requested to purchase i1eir
tickets nj the Music stores.
Measures have been taken to have the Tabernacle III
with wax lights independent OF The gas
Doors open atGt0 commence al hstpasl T. 10 conclude
at 10.
No postp onement o account OF the weather.
Carriages will set down heads soaIh-tase up hesds
north. uu
DALMO's OPERA HOUSE, Chsmberssl The
i Wonder OF Wonders TUESDAY ENESlNo, Jan.
B. and THURSDAY the 7th, by the Great Magician,
$40. ROSSI
(His second appearance before an American public as
sisted by the claiming Dancer MISslH YATES. Enchsnt'
uent Ball, Nentrioquism
PART T.
/. The Magic Glove.
? The Travelling Money, or Mshomets Escape from
B The Enchanted Handkerchief or the Rendezvous.
4 The wonderful Globe. or the Metsmorphcss with
other nnumersble tricss Of anew style.
PART ~.
Dance-the Village Honpipe-by Miss Yates
PART IN
yentrilOquismA funny conversation between servant
and tayeinkeeper ia which shall be introduced The In
miiable limitations Of a dog; "a. an us n'ee'' &c
D.nee-,he Highland FIingmby Mas Yatss
J. The Blind Looking-gass and the Watches, Comic
Bnrelia
2 The Happy Deception, or the Love Letter.
8 The PiTeon OF Mount Parnassgs
The Devils Ball-alwsys rolling about To conclude I
with
s The Compliments. or he astonishing Magic Bottle, /
giving Refresh ments 10 the audience
Doors opeu at 4, performance begins At ! o'clock.
Tickets % cents all parts Of the house children half
price. y 81.
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Boarding.

ROARD-fns private family. two young gentlemen can
IL he accommodated with srse attic room with fire d
they wish 81 No 66 rim ~ between BroOme snd Grand
d9i wls
ROARDING- 4 gentleman and hi wife sn3iwo sing .
- gentlemen or ladies CAD be pleasantly accqmmCdaie u
WIN rooms and board al n PisesL cor Henry H1'
ROARD.-One or Two single gentlemen an be accom-
- modasd with board In private family al No ~ Wax
erst near Broadway. References exchanged $50 Sits
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pREsENT> FOR THE HOLIDAYS

WOOD sCRlSNfR, corner Of Pearl and Fulton
hayeor sale az assortment OF useful ard smenla articles
Ia which they beg leave "a invite the senon OF those about
aud New Year among which Go and >!VSr Wcses.
By the beet makers, u the various movements cased In
the nesiest styles and warranted keepers
Gold Chsns heys, Seals Breast Pins. Far Rings Brace
lets Hest Ornsuens and every rpton OF fashion
able Jewelry Silver Spoons Forks Butter Knives. &c.
Gold Pens Pencil Cases and specsces, Plated aud Br
tsnnis Ware, Fine Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c.
LOCKWOOD \ SCRIBNER, No. 265 Pesr.st
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LONG Ioar.. sENIAMIN PERCIvAL.


rrourietOf's Otrs lao Eo~sry Sold wholesale and
tail. By WYATT = kETCEAM. ~ SdllJa-st ~ Y and
c sloane. ls4 Fulton st Brooklyn. Prlee si
IVA tm-ndI..
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ACCOUNT BOOk- OF superior qualify a. remafSs-
Ably ioW prces-siso, every description OF W nuaz "a
ner. All stationery arcss. Copying Presses Msnloli
f-sr Writer'S kc Binding and Printing easea!sd Al me
iasa.t ne. bv FRANCIS L LOUrREL,
n Manlfactarinz slsioneIs II Msiden- lane
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IS3a,R sPRINGs.-A new and Improved srsiels d
g..s,r I,oor Springs for sals Wholesale and rsssi
~ me Nsssrs India Rabss Manufacturing cenpsny =
HG6sr-lsre s' ~
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yr,py LARGE STOCK N c. c. WRIGHT co.'s bar.
rshed point Steel Pens In order 10 close ne business
500 dariug he present month reduced prices BY
- ~sntty or single gross OHce No barcsyst Astof
" 49, 1917 a 3teodis'
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AMERICAN MUsEUM-MOsDAY. Jan. ., Iss7-
n and through tho week. SPLENDID EAHIbl.
TIONS aDd Performances every afternoon and evening al
snd "a O'Clock The Manage has engaged the eeiesrsted
CHAPLAIN FAMILY, who will sPpssr az each snd every
uerfJrm Ance Last week positively Of the GIANT BOY.
GEN TON THUMBS CARRIAGE. with one Of his Po-
n-s and their Harnesse. LlNISg OuRANG OCTASO.
SPLENDID DIsSOLNING VIEWS Of Mexican and 9th
er Bsule scenes. GREAT WESTERN. Misses WHEE-
LER and JULIEN. AR DONALDSON, Negro MslodsL
TWO MONSTER SNAKES, ~ feet long MADAME
ROCKWELL he famous Fortune Teller. Admission IS
r euts children under 10. i2i cents.
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NOTICE .hereby gwen Lnai ne psrneI'nip iasy *
\i.tirg betyveeu JOSEPH HAYTOS ard JOSIAH W.
RROWS OF he city Of Sewyors, under he inn " Hay
ION Bfour wss dissolved The hirty tfst Gay OF De-
cenber go By mutual consent All tsbu owing 70 ne
.d nanersh2 are Be received by the said Joseph nay
To- srd al demands the sad psnersp are 70 os pre-
-, =. - =, ,i,r 1or navrent JOSEPH HAYTOS,
> Az I ! III JOSIAH w BROWN
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DHIIHARnONIC sOCIETi-FiFrH5 SEASON
j The public ard Ihe subscribers are respectfully m
formed hat ,he Second Concert OF tho season viii tako
place a. the Apollo Rooms Saturday, January 1870
subscr oOns for the remaining three concerts, emitting
the subscriber to four tickets each, received a. Ina music
store OF schaf-nbers Luis. By order
J. l. ENSIGN, Secretary.
s2l gteofi. 4l1 HOustonst
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RARE CHANCE-FOr Sale-The interest and con
"A necti0n Of lds old established TaJring and Cohin2
store knOgn Moss Mammoth Store siusied on
Man.sL Poughkeeps-. The above establishment haYlng
been operation for TIE lssi i've Il hhs gained NE
largest aud connection In he country The yearly
sales amounting from 81 10 900 al Of which i casa
aud good portion Of Il ordered work yielding good
profi. The proprsiors declining business would be /" W
Ing % dispose Of the balance Of stocf not exceeing %
along with four years lease ard fixtures on the most rea-
sona5- terms For particulars apply al No - William 81
New York or 20 and ~ Msinest Poughkeepsle II
vT,FACHING.-Mr MCCARTHY, Teacher Of Maize
matte. and the usual branches 81 Enghsh haVlng lus
concluded "a susagemeut has few leisure hours every
morning which he would devote school or family ANY
Communication addressed 20 MIN o. Inniy school ~
Vsrrksf will be.aitentSd al Prof shepsWs 20
Greene 81 where be continues 70 give lessons BON %
glasses ani private ind gitnsls.
Prof Looms v Y Univer.fy Rev. Wm. Morris, 70
VarIck-st Rev Mr. Bsieu, q Tenth q g. L. s"an
ESQ - Lafayette place, IN whose family Mr Met. has
given lessons u Us
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