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These bills will probably be worth moro than these
rates ultimately but will be sometime before the
affairs Of the banks will be Nquidated, many holders
may be compelled to realize the current rates.
The following countereits lately made their
appearance. Whenever q counterfeit Of any denomina
ton any bank is discovered, the only safe way
IT, to refuse all bills on that bank Of the same denomi
ton -
SIS, on the Butchers & Drovers Bank SIS, en- the
Bank Of Geneva, N Y. SIS ON the Commercial Bank
2o's on tho Merchants Bunk ElIery N Y los on the
Sussex Bank ew Jersey; los, on the Chemuug Canal
Bank lO's. on the Cavuga County Bank; So, on The
Bank SIS on the Bank Of Silver Creek N Y is, on
ths Randolph Bank, Mass as on tho Randolph Bank
Mass SIS, tho Bank of Commerce Phil lOs, on the
Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy, N. ].
It reported that large iron firm in Worcester Mas
sachusetts has suspended payment This failure Is said
to have besn fastened by the soppage of large
in Boston There have been several very heavy failures
the East within the past month two among those
engaged in legitimate business operations and of that
class which creates fears for others equal credit
and reputed wealth. A few more failures, similar I'd
those which have already occurred, would hav very
disastrous effect upon the commercial classes of that
lection of country the connection which exists where
credits much extended increases the embarrassment
and weakens many who could, IL not depending upon
Others carry themselves safely through The CONNER
cia classes much mixed up with each other that
any large failure endangers dozens Of other
when tho failures have reached number Of large con.
GERMS it impossible to arrest the progress Of the evil
It must exhaust itself itself out, for want Of
terial to sustain It,
The first report Of the Providence and Worcester
Railroad Company made to the Legislatures of Massachu
sets and Rhode Island the sls Of January ls4s,
presents the annexed statement Of the expenditures
Of construction and operation the receipts
up to that date
Pho vTpErcE AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Expenditures tor engineering, graduation supsrnten
dence, depots, lands, &c, in lS47. 81 ,226 223 SO
Expenditures prior to December ST. 1876. 63253i so
sl,75s,754 90
Received from Boston and Providence Rail-
road for construction of this road from
Central Falls to Providence. $1,000. $205 900 90
Total cost Of road and equipments to De-
oenber 81 l947. .................sl55 3, 754 90
Receipts.
From rents for 1877. ............... Sl63l 40
Passengers since goth October 1871. allas AZ
Freight, since goth October, le47. -. 9273 81
Total receipts months 10 days. 80. $32 osS IA
The current expenses, for running the
cars, repairs Of road, locomotives, SC. 9s4l 6S
Net earnings, 2 months, 10 days.. S22lel 81
The receipts for January were $4,000, which, if an
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ton to our friend Y9u,ss Boots Store opposite office
81 such sold in other SIS he has
calf ewed boot make for 50 so usually IS in
other and his Patent Leather Boots Caters
rev wa, better quality assortment offered to the pub
lc Small profits the Of friend the
Fulton and Nassau al him. he will x, We you
the worth Of your moncy-the Doctor
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Tho freghting business Boston, especially foreign
is at very low ebb at the present time To Europe
very little If thing is going forward The sailing Of
the packet ship Washington Irving for Liverpool has
bssn postponed to tho 18th inst Her freight list is
unusually small Heretofore the ships of Trains line
have done fine business.
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Medallion Wigs and Toupeea- Ba tchoIor's

invented Wigs and Scalps ackno lodged the
perfect OF the art OF wz.makiog they are so adj
mirably defy detection As proof of their
peror excelenc the judges the las. fair awarded the
silver nedJ Strangers Invited Inspect elegant
VIM Bachelors No Wall street. where also
be found Batcheors Instantaneous Liquid Coorig for
the hair whiskers aud Bachelor Moldavia Cream
strer gthe ming and preserving the hair.
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CO NJ NJ ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
WA,iOeofl NV Heb. q


There considerable activity in the stock market
to- day, but quotations very unsettled. Most Of
the State stocks up, while many Of the fances
down. At the first board, Treasury notes advanced u
per cent; United States 6s, 56x; Penn. SIS q; Ohio
6s, 49, 1; Ohio 6s. 80 NJ Reading Bonds fell of y;
North American Trust x; Reading Railroad, u; Nor.
ria Canal q; Long Island q; and Hsrem q. Farmers
Loan Norwich and Worcester and stonipgton, closed
at prices current yesterday.
Atthe second board, Penn SIS improved u per cent;
Harlem 70; Reading Bonds declined \.
The Court has ordered q stay Of proceedings in the
case OF the Mechanics Bank W.. the Harlem Railroad
which put of the matter until April, and, In the
meantime, fomething may be done If the demand
Is not Settled by that time, the sale will be
made IT is the strangest thing in the world that the
stockholders Of this company do not do something to
plsce its finances in better position Its debt 10 not
large but IL is in such shape that will be continually
pressing for payment
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad for
the month OF January, in each of the past two years
we're annexed -
MACON AND WrsrFRN RAnnoxn
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exclusively by B. r.. WATSON & Co, as William stree
door below Wall street, and j. SAVAGE 90 Fulton
invariably warranted every and has
been known to fail in giving perfect Subtraction. Their
roIty to all other universally acknowledge and
they sold ts2), renders the Rcheen" the
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EoR NEW ORLEANS Lou .slANA. AID NEW
packet for tbsweek Very reduced Of frash To,s
tomorrow (Thudsv) 9th Instant The and fast sailing
b. rk THETls aptain Crosby. iosdinx having
ofhe' cargo board wn as above her regOln day Fo
,ght or pass'se sppy on Gpe,a az oesns wall iso Of
pers will 6nd heir advantage BY calling hefoss making
engagement esewhee Positively goods wi be received
board after tots dnesdayl evening hippsr RELY
upon ibis vessel sa,r9 advertised fasser gers by this
sci will resse be board Orleans wharf 10
tThu sdsy) at 70 o'clock which time the ship viii
sail agent in New Orleans, VIM Creevy, who will prompt
ly forward all goods 10 his address.
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POiitichi In tolligsnce.

REsIaSATioN OF SENATOR CpLeuIrr.-We learn that
on Saturday the 22d ult the resignation Of Hon Wal
ter Colquit, of Georgia, received at the execu
tive department His letter Of resignation written
on the l2th January while his way to Florida, and
mailed on that day at Shell Creek post Office Muscogee
county By accident did not reach its destina
ton until the 22d, at noon His excelency Governor
Towns left here the morning of the day for Vr
GINA Consequently no commission has been issued to
fill the vacancy Tbs Governor 1t is expected, will
turn to the discharge of his official duties in few days
MilledgeriHe Union, FEB. 1.
CHIEF CLERK TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE Mr. APP
peon late chief clerk TO the Secretary of the Navy has
been appointed chief clerk ia the State Department in
place of Mr. Trist; and Dr. Young of Portsmouth, Va
has been appointed in place Of Mr.. Appleton
THE New Constitution ILLINoH.-The vote for
the acceptance rejection Of the constitution for
Illinois, will be taken the first Mondav in March
The subjects the exclusion Of coored people from 1.-The
State and two mill tax, will be debated at the ballot
box at the same time.
The Governor of Canada has issued his
for the meeting the Parliament the 25th
the despatch OF public business.
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OPERA HOUSE, AsTOR pLACE.-EnIpAI

~ rp,ng, Feb T. will be presented, the opera Of LII.
SREZlA BORGIACLucr zia siga Tere,a Trufi: lensro
II s,gno, g. r' mGnn.e. LiveTotso NJ, BOulud; Dpca
Signor Lorenzo Bonds Rustchco, sgnor N Parcssi;
tucci sisror g. Gab.rnao NO lady, arird by
O'Clock '|s
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RRUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
- representing the VENUS De MEOICIS and APOLLO
DE- MEDlCIS Open from A. 10 r. M, at JOG Broad
next to Soppanis baths. Admauce rs cents Season
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nR Hollis CHLOROFO NJ AND DENTAL Of
- fee is now OPEN $50 Broadway, ever feck Co.'s
bet- Franklin and Leonard Per,ons
ali operations performed Dent,try witho
ing the least Toohache cured without eiyng pain;
tech put all without the least pain
Referencfs, thousands from the first families IN New York
t.nr Lon and
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pALMo's OPERA HoUsE.--THURsDA EVEN.
ipg EeSslgary lo-BsnsGt q rrOf:;:S Iher.-rrOft-
number, will have the honor OF appearing in series Of
their celebrated Grand Tabeaux Vivans Poses Plas-
instructive exhibition that has eve. appeared IN
august personages Doors open 6h commence at ~
O'Clock Dress Circle and Paqucttc lady gentleman
cents; gentleman Alone 50
Office 10 A. NJ IN NJ.
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Gold Peps.-John w. Creation & Co., No. 2

Gold PeDs.-JOhn w. Creation d Co., No. IL
Cedar stsirs-St at the old stand.
ing The assertions of other parties tbs Herald II
by which the inference would be that they had
moved lhcy have recently made in the
style Of their and and selling reduced
prices the splendid articles be found
kst Gold Pens ard Cases at rs cents ST. as 81 So and
than others asking for their trash.
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Colleges and Learning.


Your enlightened remarks few days ago, in relatio
to colleges and Learning in the United States abuu
dainty evince that yeu competent, by the
ton Of this subject to render eminent service to the
American public
science in our country, you will allow me to suggest
that the present system of cole gate instruction very
deficient in merely prescribing of four years
for all Students the competion Of which somehow
they graduate and receive diploma which testifes the
thing with spect to each Of them whatever the
difference in their degrees Of talent industry and scholar
ship; and in making provision for those who might
have the desire and the for the prosecution of
their studies still farther, which they have only then
properly begun and that there ought to be University
not to rival or set aside any existing which
our youth, who capable might go up from the COL
leges in order to complete their education Our
try has made great progress in learning hitherto con-
sderirgher circumstances, we'll in everything else.
In this department she is doubtless destined to take
the highest stand among the nations and it DO that
the time has for snch modification In the plan Of
instruction shall furnish incentives and facilities for
deepening well widening the channel OF literature
and science.
Your remarks upon these points, at your earliest con-
venience will confer benefit upon the friends Of
LITERARY PROGRESS
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Treatise" &c. consulted upon any OF the
diseases there referred his residence So Greenwich
street from 70 ~ M, and TO lsanday eI:eptedl
be he'd rapdty aud e ncopver attend
ing the cure IL is chiefly however thoe who have suffered
long from class people, otherwise, who pr,
pery his
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w. Creation Co. and the public generally hereby
formed that said firm has been dissolved and ht the under
signed have removed rs John whore they invite all
70 call and their aud extensive assortment of
Gold Pens. consisting Of Beers Claks Browns Spencer,
Bsgeys Haydens, and twenty other different kinds,
all by the best Makers and at reduced prices Gold Pens
81 as $3.50 Gold Pens repaired exchanged. BEERS
& CLARK. IS John street up st,irs.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM SPLENDID PERFORM
ances afternoon eveningtirs PIbys uperb
Scrptural Ststuery, representing the Birth Christ" His
representation of an "ntemperae FAMILY all in mar the
size Of life he at al hours every day and evening"
without extra charge Beside there engsged-Mast John
,on Tight Rcne Dancer; Great Western The ccmedan
Master ard Miss Wyere aged and ~ years; Tiara
Hiae. Julien and Whitlnck. dancers; Mr. whioek; Mr.
the whole rs cents. Reserved front smiling each
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK-THE APPREHENSION
II Of poverty and the prospect of large family Of chdfen
many considsrae people from entering the married
but here book that will tell you important
creu which these objections Free eers
For sale by Burgess Sugcr 222 roadway Zeber Co
phadepha; w H. Davis 6 State st Boston. and the pub
| tshe No
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CPITTING BLOOD.-READ THE FOLLOWING,
- and say that consumption incusble il you New
York April % 187 Dr. Townsend: verify believe that
Snsapsrla has been the through providence saving
life have for several had bad copgh 1t be
and At last raised large quantities of
blood had night swess aud greatly debated and
duced and did live. have only
sapara but abort aud there has wonderful change
been wrought in able to walk all the city;
j raise blood, aud my cough has left me. You
vel. nsgne that am thsgsfu these result, Your OBJ,
dent ,ervant, VIM RUSSELL G5 Catharne street. Pinci.
pal Office i26 Fulton aud sold by the druggists generally
throus hout the United States and Caoada.
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INTEMPERANCl

TNTEMPERANCE CURED BY MEDICINE-TIP
ping habits easily. speedily and efectuaily cured by
the Of Dr. Cooks remedy for ntemperrce few DAYS
OF the medicine produces ae ration The cots the
stomach which the kerg desire for stimulates
that liquor becomes offensive the sight, taste smell
The remedy IL pleasant aud easy take does
In the with diet Price 81 For sale by the
Doctor M WYATT KErCHAMS, iai Fulton spsst, and
by Dr.. White, no Houston street.
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RANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river, painted three miles Of canvass be
ing the largest painting in the world at The Panorama build
Ing, in Broadway adjoining Nblos Garden. Open every
evening Sundays exceped) Admission 50 cents children
price The Pano'a will moving ~ O'clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Satur
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II IRKBRIDE'S TAT rERSALLS HEAVE row.
N ders-ose owners beginning learn
tention to the numerous ailments Of their animals, their
colds &c. besides being their duty useful animal sprot.
able prevents their reapsng heaves and other dis
which lead premature decay. This remedy will
recent cold cough in lew days, will eadi heaves
and Is also The best condition medicne that used
9 street sole ProPretos For sale also at N Y Tat
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MY CHIP HAD A SEWERS COUGH, THOUGH,

1vA would termirate in the Croup-l}entlemen Wy
child afflicted with cough aud thought would
The Group and had OF
covery but after using Clarified Essence Of Hoarhound
Candy few hours considered her of danger and it
performed perfect Also another child had cough for
several and candy made immediate and radical
all have experienced its benefcal results FLAGLER. al
Monroc street. Sold by J. TEASE SONS a Divson
street. Agents-hushon Co, 10 Asfor Housr and no
Broadway; s3 49, 27s 49, 4s 81 49, 75 49, s2' and $50
Broadway; 3i8 2 3t3 40 and SOC Grand street; l3and
$50 SIKH av 7 ass and $50 Bowery; So m and gao Eighth
10 80 and 33 Second 57s Hudson streets
1886 Greenwich 23h eet AID Ninth
Seveeh coreer 18th street and avenues 2t
Division street; ~ Greenwich see 1893 Sd street; 2se 18th
G 50 Catharnc sect ssh street aud
Cd avenues Brooklyn 1879 Fulton street Zach ekage of
Candy signed j. Pcase Son, IS Divi
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+ EIPSlC. IN SAXONY-THE UNDERSIGNED
II Merchant and Agent respectfully offers his services
all persons having business other affairs requiring
ton Ia Central Germany. JOHN ERNEST WEIGEL
Once for the ransacuon Of general commission business
chief agency for Central Germany General Trans
Atlantic Packet Ship Company aye ard New York
agency for f. Wickehauscn Company merchants &c
in Bremen; Office for rad other business &c.,
No; 9. Grimma street, Leipsic in SaxorJ JOHN Err
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nR JACKsON'S PILE AND TETTER EMBROCA
~ lion has gained reputation before tqnaed by any
mcdciue-i war; nted 10 cure. ScNpas Acoustic Oh will
cue Deafness. Pain the Discharge of Matter from the Esrs
c These medicines have cured han all Others
combiued For sale by A b X ID. sands 100 wiam ~
Pr d. Jayne Philadelphia; Carter Wilson Co., Boston
+ w Fuller Warrington city Alex Jayre, Flushing; X
]. Adams, Sc Louis; and N Jarvis Co, New Orleans.
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IT. ALL OF NOVELTY, CORNER OF CENTRE
IL and, Pearl streets The GREEK SLAVE, which per
sonsed by young lady of auhes, 70 The Tsbiesu
tn. direction OF Professor Calico who viii
new aud excng which he dehes
regards the forms feWees engaged the
LA employed The Virgin hIinstrels w II. roleman's
male aud female performers Admission shilling Doors
oprn NJ 6 O'Clock tam rises III See trorr,mmc
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Bills will do well be fore purcha.ing call Jones' Ann
aud examine his ne stock Of Boots and Shoes, he
has the best OF the and his prices
the reasonable He has ais hand large
OF Water Proof Boots which he is selling
Ann street, near the Museum.
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&SO7C C1-e,UIION--THE UNDERsIGN.
Ose e. ed nm he nj QiR

the hands u Isaac Dev0e for negotiation three
hand with I'll. explicit understanding and that
they could a. should be in mediate discounted the
North Rive bans, which bank said Devoe reprcs nied
himself to have interest note drawn
by VIM Archer, dated Dee 20lh, 847, 90 days. payable
% the order Of and endorsed by, Henry Rockwell
Also note drawn by VIM Amos Benedict payable TO- aud
endorsed before, OF date at mouths for Sl287
Also note OF same date order and for monhs
tor 10 drawn by Charles r. Banks said havi
been negoa ed according agreement but been
informed Offered barter for goods and otherwise This
TO caution all against receiving negotatng id
nOfes
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RtOADWAf ODEON1,-ENTRANCE: THROUGH
Great attractions The manager respectfully
nounces to The citizens 81 ths metropolis
gers visiting IT, that The GIDEON with
Company Of Male and Female Ari,!es Of the beautiful
symRetry order produce series Of SPLENDID new Tab
leaux Vvans Thudy Feb l0Frst night the
tabeaux Of AIN AND ABB L-Progrsmme -Part lover
lures, Sor ~, &c Part 2-TABLEAUX ViVANS and Poses
paniques by the Model Arsss Part 3-Favorite Of the
Sergno &c rices-Ochesta Box, so cents Parquette
cents: Boxes 12l. cents.
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NJ ECHANICs' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETwEEl

IVT
!Vi Grand aud Boomr ,is-Crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the beauty and fashion of New York Open every right during
;ss week except Monday HSSsssa
Oldest established Band in the United States f. r. Christy,
q ~ Christy, r.. Pierce, Rayno c. Abbott T. Vaughn,
with crowded and highly respectable audiences. and
sally admitted to excel every amusement of similar chaac
ter offered " this city Admission cents; children under
10 years half price Doors at ociock-Concert i'll
Doors qpen at commence at O'Clock On Monday even
rR Feb 18th Fourth Concert the BROOKLYN Institute
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I EARNED CANARY BIRDS -SIGNOR SPINETTO
II respectfully informs the ladies' and gentlemen OF this
city and vicinity that his exhibition Of most wonderful
birds that so charmed the people Of the old world
now exhibition at the Lecture Room the
as Broadway Afternoon exhibition every day O'Clock
Open every evening" Monday o'clock
The performing birds will
Admission IS csnts-Chldren price.
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NO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBrTT, 10 DUANE ST..
IN member ofths Royal College Of Surgeo London,
be consulted Of certain delicate diseases
devoted venerea diseases enables DR.
O. the worst form Of h. disease Recent cured
fou days No mercury used restraint IN diet or bus
Structures cured in weeks h scarce
" pain Constitutional DebilityThose individuals who
ndulge Ioasome habit positively be
,toed health and society Remember 10 Duane street. next
don To DIR Inhnanna
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ID Ey Ell. CHAPLIN OF BOSTON WILL DEIIyFR

REy Ell CHAPIN. OF BOSTON. WILL DELIVER
No5s OF r.. at the Broadway Tabernacle. on Thursday,
10Th inst Singing by the Ex esio DR. A D. Wilson will
9. sssr l22 Nsmaustre,t; PRICE 1870 Fulton street;
g. Stephens. i3 and il9 BoweTv w and w. f. pdey,
40 Grad 81; r b Warner. 2os Bleeeker q. W Hs!'
denbrook, S0l Becker At Il. Gilroy $40 Hudson It,
kogers 2ls Hudsoa ST., Lambert Lane, So Wall st and az
door the evening Doors to Commence
- midi ncI
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ED0Lsdies and Gentlemen having any castof or su
pefnous Clothing Furniture dispose o OBTAIN fair
cash price Tor the by sending note calling the
be punctuaiiy attended to- H. De BSER liz csnsl street
up stairs Ladies be attesded to by Mrs De Boer
Old stock and Job goods bought, Of description and
mon nf.
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DIaNO FORTE-FOR sALEA FIRSIRATE PIANO
Forte made by NUNS Fischsrs; HIS been in but
few months and will be sold bargain.
Of the owner leaving the city. Can be at j. Rockets
Piano Wae-room, t33 Broome of Broadway
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TO BENT. AND POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY,
and for # yearsrhe large and very conf encn
aud pleasantly situated house No. III Csnal street between
Varick aud Hudson street, has thirteen lodging
large parlor kitchen rooms adj
Joining Kitchen range and large boler with fix
lures Also the two and attic house 49, adjoining
For rent &c apply at 81 Moron Also brl,k
ach house aud stables for four horses in V~sty sree
e W LAM sire Cor1I Lar Mar
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CITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
~ do plain cooking, wa'hing ironing
house work. Apply for 500 Broadway for kosnna
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BROADWAY CASINO, CORNER OF GRAND ST.
- nd Broadway.-A CARD-M cssrs Lv nch and Ka,s-
nagh have the pleasure OF informing their friends and the pub
r that they have assumed the above high
~ popular place of amusement ard bv aud
strict attention the general business of the
to continuance Of the literally extended
tn MS late ~. y The Concerts will future
commence ut half past o'cIo III prerisety,
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ITO PAWNBRoKERS AND OTHERS.-A HAND
some reward will given for the recovery of gentle
ins entirely dress coat Of black cloth,
the body lining Of black ,k and trimmed with round BILE
SILK buttons The article had never been worn Was ST. len
from the hoasc No the night OF the 22nd
Of January last Also stolen time black cloth