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SCHOOLS.
Law SCHOOL

HARVARD UNIyERsIIY-Ths second term Of
Othe Law School Of Harvard University for the present
Academies. year III open Friday. February 25 lsis.
The sctive sbos Of instruction will be shared equally BY
Simon Greenles LII Dane Professor Of Law. aud Joel
Lectures interbstions and Civil Law will also be com
menced by Henry Whestou, LID
The design Of this lnstitapOn Is TO afford complete
Of legal educaton or sentisnen Intending - pra
tee sly the United States and systematic course Of
studies ia Commercial ar'Pradeuee for merchant. and
men Of business No pueie Instruction 10 gwen IN the
local peculiar jufisprudenee Of any particular state -
bot the library, consisting OF neAry ZOO volumes arn
ishes ample means for the study o. osa Aw and prssc
add students privately assisted Ia these studies by
the Professors. ssoccss'on may require.
No particular Of previous study Is requisite Tor
admission but every student required 70 produce test
nouas Of his good moral character and to give bond OF
$40 to tie Sewad, with surety resident 10 Massschu.
ehu,es conditioned lr the payment Of all college dues
or INSTEAD Of bond he may deposit $50 with TIE Stew
ard AZ the nceneu Of each term to BE- retained BY
hm Il the snd Of the and then accounted Tor. No
student matricuated until such tesmonisls sTe pro
and SIS for half any lesser fraction Of term, which
entities the student 10 the Of the College and Law IL
bares and Text Books. snd Tree admisson 70 all the
public lecture. In the University Instruction may be had
10 any oresn language taught 10 the University or tne
ae..' .. =, a .,,Ssnt :. no ,e.ifs. Iii H. w.,
in CAMBRIDGE will ercsed tn. following Tuition
siOO-Rent and care Of roo with Of furniture aver.
to sj0-Wsshne from SIS 10 S5o-Total seq 70 500,
elusive Of clothes snd what = termed pocket-moneS.
In regard 10 the amount Of poctetm0uey, neither eNpe
dency the Of society require that II should be
large
for three fe and Attorneysat Law who after having
bee admitted the bar states where previous course
Of study for ~ least year 10 required have pursued
their studies Ia this school Tor ~ terms are enued up
the certificate and rrcOmme ndaou Of the Law Faculty
ard after passing satisfactory examination 10 the degree
Of Bachelor Of Laws.
Applications for .dmi sss0n 10 the Law School may b.
made % either Of the Professors AZ Cambridge
Cambridge, Mas. Feb o., 1913. ~ 2awJwis
INSTITUTION or Mes'rs JACOB a JOHN ;. c.
lABBOfr for the education Of young ladies' SO hou''
tou-st New-lofk
Special arrang-mens are adopted In thi. Institution. %
secure GOOD bodily health true poeness Of manners kind
and generous feelings and On intellectual culture The
pupils furnished with the best Instruction and isci-
ties for Improvement 10 french music, drawing, and all
a.. k..,.h.. q, f,i.L.d .arr.tgon n sW-odiss
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NOTICES

" American Inventors Instirute.-irv.ntors
sno patcal heehsuics IN general sell the stock
nodss u this infufs, rsgge.ted q meet a. the
Al, souhves Of Grand and Eli1sbsth IS this
ment 81 ths .asi meetrs (I.f itsl R PORIER
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NOTICE TO THE

DEADING PUBLlC-BURGEss, srRISGER co.
IL having mad. susngemsntI with weil-known Amer
suhor residing IN Pans for the very earliest
trsnsation, that they will 10 few days issue
the part Of their spsndd edition Of Sues Seven Cap
i,al Sins
B. 5 Co. will also shortly publish the First Part Of that
magnificent story Of life writing By George Lippard
ESQ entitled The Empire City or. SswYo By Day and
Night BURGESS, sTRlNGER CO.
lsf2r. 222 Broadway. Publisher
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CHRISTY'S nIINSTRELs.
CONVENTION HALL.
WOOSTER ST. between Houston and Bleecker sts -
w Perform snee every evening, commencing MONDAY
THE ORIGINAL SABLE BROTHERS,

conslstine 81 MessIs J q tFANs = FUNNIEST, ~ h.
PIN. j. II CLEAVELAND, IL WHEELER, J. RYDER
and w. WALTON, respectfully announce 10 tho public
that they intend giving series Il Sect Ethiopian Enter.
tanmenis a. the above Hail. commencing on Monday Feb
IA Their Concerts consist Of popular sod orisus Over.
tures Gees Songs Buresques Dances &c In the exseu
ton Of which they challenge competition The liberal pat
ronsg- they enjoyed during their Vt i've weeks
Columbian Hall, and the conmeu alton they received At
Pamos Opera Hous,, encourage the Brohers' 20 hope
each Doors open at g. performance to commence AZ u
precissly ltf lwis'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVE

Ia packet ship Hottngur, from LiuerpOol-br c Pat
terson Of New-York, Miss Eliza Ha Of London-lS9 In
the steerage. .
IN Bremen bark Jason. from, BremenMr Mseomber, Mr.
Hider-9 in the steeraee.
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Ierture. on AstrenomY.

NV fOsK, February g, las.
To ProfefIor = p. NictsL III u
DtAk ASsfe q Jour hizh reputation and ability
40 Astonomef, We beg 70 express yon desire and
that d the Inhabitants Of the upper ps Of the city that
you will deliver course u lecture. Astronomy 10
some more accessible Hal than that which you are
delivering your present course We are,
Yours, respectfully.
; kDsgles Tisslon, Augustus smlns
j. O CoEsvsli RAY Henry Cary
Sidney Brook, J Wsinwught, . n Dics1B.
l. Brsdi.h. Richard Irwin. Jacob Harvey
James J. Jones W Gerard. = W. Beasdiet
John A King.
Dr. NicHoL has the pessufe u Announcing that
sequence Of the shove request with which be has been
honored. be will deliver Of Lectures the
Interesting u Astronomical specuist0ns and Phen-
ora,ns 10 the Chspsi q the University, Washlngt0n
square the evenings o. Tuesday and Tnudsy-the st
Lecture BE- Even the evening Of Thursdsy 18th Of
February ~ half p-st O'Clock
foil syllabus Of the course may be had A. the book
stores Of Mesas. Wiley Putnam. l6l Broadway. and
n. Kernot 65J Broadway, where tickets may also be
procured.
70 Al4- -
admitting Lady and O-ntisman.......... ) n0
" ssinfie Lectsre.... 81
i2 SITS
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MoNDaY. Feb. a.
AsHEs-Tbele was = movement in Pot. and 20 bbs
sold 81 80 mostly Canadian. Pearls held a. 90 With
COTTON-The market j. very dull waiting the srriyA
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market Wa. moder.
sely active today There is fair trade demand and
i2 for the whole range Of good Western and Genssee
Included 10 the tai.swere 500 bbls New Orleans a. g
bbl. Brooklyn also made for March delivery AZ Is
The market nearly cleared Of cheap lots and little
ping demand bot fair inquiry the East oar stock
II nov ssnsray estimated not 10 exceed $50 10 lttv
Dols OF Wesiefo sale Of unin.peeied ~esien va
made At ~ and some sour At III Fof Southern de-
serpuons there ia fair demand 81 20 for good parcel
bot holders ask ~ Sales 800 bbls Howard q Peters
burg and Richmond County al those figures and zt bb
Petersburg fine private terms Mes is dull with sales
7o00200 bbs Jersey and Western a. 75g2 Si mostys
- Shippers are not 10 market s. present prices 70 any
GRAIS-In wheat there i, good milling nquiry but
there export demand. sale Of 6oog bushels West
ern Red was made on private terms and 2oO 20 interior
A. W cents Corn very dull with shippers only onern
l cents SAFES io'o bushels Al ~ cent? ior ooutnsIn
White % arrive IN twenty days 81 go for Inferior 400
fair Southern and 81 cents for prime White 10 Other
Grains the market u very quiet sale OF 1p Dush,s
good Barley made at 70 cent?. Rye ia nominag s
30 Oats quiet al ga 10 for Northern 42a for
WHISKY The market for WHISKY is steady bat dull
Orleans held al cents aud Prison al 6.cenIs Drudge
PROvIsIONS-Th is better feeling in Pork and
hs. an improving tendency sales soe to GO bs' At
Mess and Prime private terms OF Beef 800 bbis solo
s. for City Prime and ST 50 for Country Mess
Sales 200 bbs Beef Hams terms not made pubic ioi
River aud 50 for Western. Lard lie firm and not plenty
Sales 200 or 800 kegs prime at st. and 10 bbs at cents
Ia Pcsled Meats there is some movement and the market
is rather rmer Sales zoo tics at for Shoulder and od
s. for Hams sale Of 600 10 City marked Sides wss
made 7! cents for export Butter IL firm and m good
demand at l2d3 cents. Cheese TO cents with sales
500 70 / 600 boxes.
RTCE-Tbe market for Rice lie still rather Welding and
200 tcs strictly prime sold for export at 80 cash The
stock IL moderate.
OlLS-Sses Blesched Sperm at los cents cash. fng
lsh Lnseed IL dBeT. There buyers to-day g. -
There is considerable shoa which depres,es tht
market.
sEEDS-Flaxssed IL ia demand and firm. Sales 800 Or
100 bushels about 1872 cents Clover is very dull al IN
a cents
LIME-A portion Of cargo Of Eastern has been s1io
Al 81 and cargo at 85 cents + cask.
PLASrER-A cargo Of Eastern sold al 80 = ton, cash
HOPS-Thefe il better demand for this article but ~
prices rather below the market. We notice sales AZ D.
cents Of 81 bale, first sort Western.
GROCERiES-There IS moderate demand for Coffee
pfevou, prices Sales 300 500 bills New Orleans Mo
ssses reported at q cents which lisa decline Sugars
firm aud In fair request.
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,ASyARD's MAMMOTH PssoKsNa or TN,
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

TIRE LARGEST PAINTING ~ NokLDl
DAlsTED on THREE MILES or CANVAS
hibtnga view Of country .oo riee 10 length, extend
ina FROM the mouth Of the Missouri River 20 the City ~
and reaching ten degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays exceptedl at the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING Ia Broadway adjoining Nblos
Garden. Admission - cents; children half price. The
Panorama will commence moving At " O'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions wednesdays and Saturdays AZ
Q,frI
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BOOKS FOR FAMILIES,

DUBLlsHED BY ID APPLETON co 300 Broadway
Il MISS sEWELL's WORKS
/ Amy Herbert A Tale vol. cloth Is cts paper 'Oe.
H. Gsrtruds
III Lsnetcn Patronage;
~ Margaret Percival Tale 2yols cloth 50, psper
'. Lsneton Parsonage-.second and concluding part,
nearly ready
MISS McINTOsHs WORKS
l. Two Lives or To Seem and To Be Tale. l vol.
cloth Is cent. paper 50 cents
H. Aunt Kiitys Tale. do. do.
III A New Work-fIn Press)
MARY HOWTTS TALES.
Con pusing-My Own Story My Uncle the Cloesma,
ker; Two Apprentices; Love and Money SOWING aud
Respng; Alice Franklin The Cl0ckmaser; Little Coin
Work and Wages Strive ard Thrysi Which D. tho
Wiser Who shall be Greatest; Common Sense Hope
On sc kc-in all. 10 vols with steel plaies 10 each
Price J7i cents each volume.
MRS ELLlss WORKS
The Daughter, Of England Ihe Women Of England
The Mother. Of England Prevention Batter than Cure
~ cents each Tie Minister'S Family Dangers Of Dining
Uat, First Impressions; Somsrvile Hall 81. cents each
mARRYATs JUVENILE SERIES.
Mastermsn Ready new edition vols 10 ]. - cts
Settlers In Canada vols Ia l. 50 The Mission Or,
Scenes 10 Africa: ? vols H. l. CO l4f 2tis
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price, from 81 the lowest average quoted st week.
up az h'sh a. 90 y cwt but al this rate buyers have
evinesd anxiety to purchase very extensively The
sales Of the week DO not exceed 100 head lot Of 40 head
taken Tor the Bsrmuds marte, OF tie offerings 800
Southern, and the residue Eastern and Eew.York
State cst,is The market will probably be indiHssBty
supplied until the advance Of the breaks up the
roads Of the Interior and affords droyeu easy
this point
Ceaf and CauesAli st market disposed Of al from ed
IN ~ to So. There active demand DUNG the
woek and these price, are folly equal tbose quoted
our iast report
SlesY and Lsmsi-The supplies sse materially oinin
shec snd pnce. consequently well supported. with
good average demsnd We quote prices At from = to 60
Gs7, according 10 quality.
Hsy-ssies Of Timothy end Clover.sed 81 from 62a75
cents a. owt Wheat aud Dat Straw sells al y :, 100
buld-s
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.

SIGNOR splNETrO respectfully informs the ladies'
and gentlemen Of this city aud vicinity that hts exhibit
bi.ion OF wonderful birds that have charmed
the people vi the old world exhibition Al the
Leeturs-room 10 the Society Library.
Afternoon exhibition every day At 5 O'clock
Open every evening (M0ndsy evening exceptedl att
o'clock. The performing birds will commence at u pre-.
cisely. Admission 25 cents-Children haltprics isu
A MEXICAN NUsEUM-Spenoid performances
n every afternoon and eysniug-Mfs Pslbys superb
scrpturs Sts'uary, representing the Birth OF Christ
hi, Last Supper" His Trial before Pontius Pats add
also Representation Of an "lntsmperste Faniy,' all In
wax the Sire Of ie may b. al all hours every day
and evening without extra charge Beside these are
gased-Nas Johnston, Tight Rope Dancer; Great Wet
efn the low comedian Pete Morris Comic singer Clara
Fishers shaksperea, Cabinet Mrs Mcneil Miss Bernard
Mise, Julien and Whtock, dancers Mr. Whitiocs, Mr.
the whole Is eta Reserved front seats one shilling eaeh
extra. liu
(AIIsTHENlC EXBRCIsEs FOR LADIES .,
~ RICHS Gymnastic Academy, ~ Crosby st ons door
below Blocker AT the earnest solicitation OF number
Of physcsns DR. Rich has devoted his entire academy
cusvsy ladies' from 3to6 Mondays Wednesdsys aud
lars relating the style Of dress 10 be used terms &c s
West Of Broadway at tho Academy during tho hours
sboveme ntioned. " lwi,ua'
I AIDES COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO 9eorss
LIN Evans AZ Tsmmsny Hall. Feb. IS, 1913: Tickets
admitting gentleman and ladies 81 be had at the
Office Of Young America, 1872 Nasssu-st from tho Prss
dent, $50 Broadway . Of sny Of the Committee
sM. CLANNON, President
MAI. r CoMMgsFoRO, Secretary.
~ fxfFshaka fffss
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VALUABLE AND
TTRACTIyE NEW WORKS. recently publishs
n Me.Hs HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New fofs.


A TTRACTIVE NEW WORKS, recently Published by
n Me,Hs. HARPER BROTHERS, Newton.
1 -
BUTTONS ADVENTURES IN MEXICO AND THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
No book could be certain for public welcoms II
gives much s-hse and vivid picture Of the coun-
try than sny other book We have Albion.
u.
WARRENS NOW AND THEN
Now aud Then" ia gr,ceful aud firm movement for
ward on he part Of Mr. Warren. Few sermons ucucse
the highest goas duties Of faith and uniting love 70
more efectuay than this tale DoHSaI Jerroidf
NsuggpIper. III - .
LANkRTINE's HISTORY OF TIE GlRoNDIsrs
No work IN day seems 70 have crested such fer
inert IN Paris The tale Of the victims Of the Revolution
Is told with pathetic spiendor by De Lsmartnsi he
unites many OF the highest quals cations for great
histonan."-E9.nbargt Reriew.
~.
sIMMs's LIFE OF CHEVALiER BAYARD.
Cheyaer BsyAri Is Of the most fomaatic and Al
tractse gurss history and Mr. Simms has made hit
In selecting him sub For the public, 10 will have
than novel and predict for ths book
extensive popularity The styl has agreeable quaint
ness quite appropriate to the theme Tribune.
PARDOE's LOUIS XIV. AND THE COURT OF
FRANCE.
We 30 not know Of any book In the language which
tells the things well nor - Pretuly oHd on
Morning Herald. l5f stood
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MARINE JOU r n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

r7-SEE MARINE J0URN4L foohih rA"H' 80
r,,.ar.d-ships Duchesse de Orleans, Richardson
49, M Wbitoek. JT Ashland Riee, Ne~-OI4eaAsi
Nm Nelson; Robert FELTON,, Nsds. ApalASS. nlee-s -
~ Vsraon Baxter, Savsnnah stargss iesflan -
R-irs Caroline COlson. Nuesltas, hot ONen ''N-'
49, Winssr Jscmil, NOster Niekefson- s.i..
Srkrs ssmuel Mcdowell. Vail. Nsw-Lonaon Sssu.Nts
swan Bsltimors Johnson Lowdsn Possho1.ss slssA
Riehr,ond Allen 4 Psxson Olive, smith " lila'As'0'
sooSs ssdisst, Baker, Providence Nsw-foIs' 'one'
New-hsyen.
lrriyed-Psckets Hoitingusr, Blrsiey. LlNsipJ,'
Ian s. mdse, 20 Woodhu Meu,urn- Jan - ~ :, ,S
a. passed Be ship Efhnskam from New port " s'e' VI
Corr for New YORK. ,.rt r
pc,ps Is, inst lat 50 40 lon ~ IN gals froin y" ca
.wsy head Of forsmas foretopmsst and rnain ~
mast stove bulwsTks started cut~ater, spnt sAl'
ma ost an anchor. =, .. l.. O.,
- p.,l "a The IA has been days North Of hsiisiss
sd severe weather 90 the passage Has haa
sno ~, =. -. hosrd DAYS W II Allen, passenter
u.,.v-Pssketship ROcias, Moore Liverpool Jan IL
rpdse TO 4 Collins rA.s,,i.. Iansou ana Port.
H. - mase GrinpeN, Minturn Co
.cs stevens Savannah, cotton, Se 70 s'a'ss''
ei sp,ssS simmons Savannah, Jan u, i1nee!.
az . .b,p. unInown. Wind light 81 s"' ""n Jay
weather.
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,,,- F'YsSSs'Seeol Flo rids...........'' 9totV
M,..i..ippi $40 GOO Arka n'A'''''' - 80
Iowa. $500 Total 'opp l''O'l''''''
Estimates eD,..u,o~. 81 the
The report of the Joint Board "a DHee' n
Delaware and Raritsn snal and srndsn soo sun,
road COMPANY hiss besr laid before uo "
Legislature. -, ,h. yesr
The sro. receipts Of the Joint Compsaies Il" '"o
,sx7 we're o. s05705 Theiy expenses ssSo''is' ~ -
Ar, included many sums pended on 'teameo' @'f''
vhsrvss and ali machinery neee"ary Tor 'he seeomu
t,ou of the increasing busiesss of the companies
In 1870 the sross receipts 81 the A'o'e @0"PAn
amounted to sSo6 IN The ext go dtuie' hs'' 80
In ratio disproporoned 70 the 1ne'eA'' " se,, ~
coo .s. of ~. bus n.ss amounted 10 sS1l tlf
100 n - ,..yly Ssoo 900 of Increased see'P's
the net proceeds were but sl4S 800 more o. >, ,ity
The total number Of pssse R,s,ntowp road s6d
Nsw.Brun.wieS = in each OF the past eight years - ~
lows: .s-,,.,s 500 ol7
ls4s lSs o., ,s4s al
ISfi. san 1874 ........ lostoi io''
ls<2.......l40 rs ls45 .lsSSss p.u,o.s Co
Ths passengers oonve,sd by the Trenton hslHoso
TO and from rewfork via New Brunswieh, So "A ~
probably 10 $4,000 or go GOO snnuf psss
81 road belonging to the joint psnes OF the
And Rsrtsn Canal ADD Camden and Anboy kSiaf0s"' S
not included in the hsi alluded &c 49,. e,,
OF the greet increase OF receipts the proportion u
nished BY Canal 10 much The LARGEST its gross IeeeP
bsyins risen from s7s,fos in 1870 to s2o5,5o IN 1877
In lss5 there passed through the Delaware ana KAItan
C.na bat 1883 tons Of cosl ia l340, u.s. IN ls4i
being zoo 900 tons more than In The year
The income derived by the State OF New,Jetsey ffou
the above corporations amounted In iSs' 70 sle ."
New.York Cattle aiarkct.-MoSDAr, Feb IA
by own ReporerI
Al Market SIS Beef Cattle. ~ Cows and Calves and
loo sheep and Lamb
R<,/ Cs.-The father elimination Of the supplies q,
szkst the past week has induced holders 70 advance
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VALENTINES.
IMPORTANT NEWS.

IMPORTANT NEWS.
FROM ST VALENTINE KINGDOM.
THE MERRY HEARTED MONARCH has Announced
BY hs speca. courier Cupid, that he will Be, IN proper
persoB, A. As,or House. ths day Aad remain there
through The greater part Of February srd furthermore In
rtss calls Immediately On the l4h day Of February Biz
birthday, he ~ be hsnd particularly and distribute
bic fsvors Of every description
Acros ic Groiesqne Matrimonial
Buresgue Humorous, Original,
Beautiful. High foWn. Pathetic,
B.uitchiug Heart-Aching Picturesque,
Comica Hesrtrsnding, Poetica,
Curious. Hesrtpi.fcing, Proposing,
Couriins Hsart-brsstins, R1manic,
Characteristic, Hesrt-kiiling, Sentimental.
Cancsturs, Hen-pecking, seri0 c0mica.,
Departing, Love-sncOurazipg, silly,
Enigmaticsl, Loye-sics, sptteiuls
EspousaI LovinE Serio trsgical,
Enlveuing, Lsnpoonng, suicidal,
Funny. Laughaoe, Tragcal-
Beside few other kind. His headqusrters will be A.
BERFORD 4 co.'s, Aston House
Where al who wish Valentine will be sure 10 call
New one. received daily Isl
B co receive al he novel. a. soon IS l..asd-
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VALENTINES

VALENTINES The largest snd best assortment in h'
eity will Be resdy Monday Eaglish. American
sentimental comic, paper, envsiops Valentine WI
ters &c Not over twent give cases will be opened by
81 BFRFORD co Aston House
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L. kkAf, Aeetioaeer.
- a.. KEMP store S<S Brosi~ Ay, orposits the New.
.loh society Library would sss leave 10 call the Ct.
sntion parties hssias goods 70 dispose 81 at auction -
Ire very location ~ he ssles Rooms wh sh
Occasionally the largest sns ees for the ssposs " fsfa
fancy goods Nc. Of any In the eitywih s~e sors
attention 70 the disposal Of furniture st private d~enss
and stocks Of soods sacoa Cab advances made ssA
eli saes promptly esh-t
WEDNESDAY. Feb. Is.
AZ ioa o'clock, Ss5 Broadway, nearly opposite ~
Tabemasle
FURNITURE OF a PsNArs fAstIs-R. I. kEMf via
cell at auction sNoys the nltere OF family relia
gushing hoVseteepins ecnsisas Of large fasneh plate
mirrors sofs diysns ant easy chairs Ia halr CLOTH oahos
any psilor chairs, carpets srsudclss aud msnts efsa
meats clock ivory table cutlery slverp spoous
hOs.ny dnes and breakfast table marble top esasss table.
work tables music and boob ssnds eeohcase asd sssrs
tsry writing dssks several mahogany french bedstsses
post bsdsssd h drspery rocking chsir ease ssst
chairs window shades sofa bedstead bsek
walnut cottage bedesd mahogany marble top ssd othef
barssux ard wsshs,apds bat ssnds mahogany CRIB net
bedding Se sc. the whole mprtsns good assoFt'
ment. worthy Of ths attention Of houscteepsrs
AT PsIvArE S.Er.--PAPss H.setSes-R. q kssr has
the agency Of extensive msnusetory and supply
the with spnus OF satin sound and ssi
cd Pager Hsnsinss the lowest market price end spoa
favorable terms.
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rINHE FIRM hsr-f0'Jr- exisrirI under The title q
4 Doi-gf,sss A WIGGlSS. Prinsers, IS hereby cls
,olysd by mutual consent Al ss vii ks Pad y y A.
D,r.7.,. .. A DOUGLASS,
FEB "a. 'ss4 n NlSoISo-
crb~r a, the cd stand ii2 Nssssl q where Books ard
Prnrnf Of al kisds are neatly exeeatst S.res pirates
sb-.r %, me Yankee Press fiFit'f o. A DOUGLASS
- T.IyFS-NS~ zEa secoo8- hand stoves for ssie 81
So or s,-hsrrst Also. lOt o. s>hsol 1esss snt
seats able for saJ oEe ~ho ~shes 10 make 81 sd1
roc. osre chsirs tssks sois tgFssa bedsissc .o1
eedstssds a. - sprsssH III "
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STAPLE SILK GOODS,
EOR SALE BELOW COST. being he stock Ct l9o-
i birs-house declining bssinsss The stock consists
wholly Of star articles. in vrch depreciation oce 1s
tbrout5out NJ. ye.r Tie assortment Is complete Ard
MI = 8 Il entire 10 lots 70 suit purchasers
fffTuf.- RANKIN 1 BIRCH. s. Wiilzr-st
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VALENTINES VALENTINES!

CLARK & AUsTIS. 205 Broad way have ss.ortne NJ
~ Of elegant and rich valentines which they viii sell o.
thu lowest price CLARK AUSTIN,
lOf SITS (succesors 70 saxton Mes) 205 Broad way.
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MECHANICS HALL,
40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome
4 - streets.--Crowded 70 overlooking with tho
Beauty AND FASHION OF NEw-YoRx
Open every uight during the wsek ercept Monday.
success We n the orisiual
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Unds' the direction Of the executors Walter stsvva
the 5sory briek house and lot s3 Spring
formerly l7Sl being ~ feet In width BY i'o feet deeJ
Also tho Ssory hreh house aud lot 1871 formerly ilS
Sprnfst being 10 feet inches font and and ice r.
deep. See Executors notice In Courier Erauirer
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nnMrsr1o NEGOTIATIONS

sAVANNAH-Bark Isaac Msad-2SI eses cotton nils
ar, A Csrb.rt-2g0 T. 4 RR Graves-l9s DonGy-9
'srmlsss L Rodgers-7 Clayton sons Geo Cothns
/ n Dodiey Co-GE9J A Sn'der-50 BosIt hneeiauu
so Hieks& Cot TO orders bels beer hesa e'''
~ frs,h shad 10 order.