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ExPREss aaENctEs

CREcoRY's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ExPREss PrR
~ s'esmshin Empire tttY-fhe suhssfbsrs silt forward
an tsrres Ier sbcye s'ssmsr. On soedsy next aSP a
frcksees ard htavy fcish should be lett ~ he once
tutdsy fsrc 2, received on sssd,y ~ Ia ana let
Managers and Agents, ls9 Pearl strssA
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THE UNDERSIGNED. RIDING MASTER IN BROOK
Ign, bcss TO inform his friends ladies and gentlemen
and all amateurs Of graceful horsemanshp that he pre-
pared to give instruction in this elegant
Exercises in the air, weather permitting Having
served IN the Hungarian Hussars, he would particularly
recommend himself TO the attention Of military companies
he prepared 70 instruct single members troops in MILL
tsry Workmanship aud cavalry Geld exercise. Vicious
Wild and defective horses trained and broken; diseases Of
horses treated scientifically Arena Of Heks and
Pacific streets. near South Ferry. L. k0ZSANYI.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FoR CITY PROPERTY
Bay the vsss q
aSSs ha b the n Capt
tho whole Lies sloping Beautifully towards the and is
s1,ensis. and beau ul lawn. we'll with and
ss % is COED
hore ohs Of the barns on the island houses for io
sri rs Ss.a
che 5sas IRON se Win Leading to
from lie popularity Of coil the purity and abundance Of
sT,ns:, , on n, Ne !.smi.s modified Saay
healthy locations to found
selected grated fruit extensive garden hed with
N tie vnsy AUD tho mos snhasssslo dsops
Of :ssh walton can ss sts.iasd to his hearts desire with
own and the sishboripg streams Manure Of tho best
quality aspossns 'hs beach in large srSm
every Of the place an extensive vie. Of the Bay ad
miles Time three hour. ~ railroad sd entire 6y
os Terms @odss and most Of he puoSaoe can
remain On bond and m9r'Sas1 d rsrs
GENTEEL HOUSES ON WASHINGTON PLACE. FOR
Nos. and West WASHINGTON Place built il the best
readily $780, will be sold the prnc
ing PS;s Fss
aSS soy S T s sold fer aS A' as
gten square thirty three feet front. will be sold for s2
atNO. Grsmeroy Park Twensshstree sstwsen Fourth
avenue and Irving Place, At - A. NJ. OFT T. NJ
VALUABLE PROPERTY ron SALE IN THE CITY OF
Ferry said property q two dwelling houses,
Sasf yas rs ss sssi, sS DS;Isy
feet fronting poasRsy street and % feet deer Til,
large %sngfae,ory Possession given on tho let Of May,
sS For further PARTICULAR inquire on the premises No
EoR sALE-A FIRST RATE PUBLIC HOUSE, NOW
doing good business in the best locality IN Bfosdway
cellars,
requisite to carry on business Coming in
@ s up q s''' A'n' @ sa'
EoR sALE-A NEW SCHOONER, WELL CALCULA-
ted fer An oyster boat or the roi. trade M be sold at
nsr Extreme length on hes a
Any RoesRs ~ asssfSSs sS York.
EsR sALE-A CHANCE TO MAKE noNEY-PEs.
rssns 70 engage and .y1s sS% 500
few mon.Ss TIE srsioIe for sale i. passn
will meet with ready sale i. q the
50 Nassau street, up stairs.
NOR sALE-A Five or SEVEN YEARS LEASE OF A
t rs ws.' sSd m
street used for shop These two places doing we'll
street.
NOR sALE-A STEAM ENGINE AND OTHER AP-
purtensnoes Also. chains. cables. old rigging. &C.,
'''''S''S W zxcakiss3S CO, Wall street.
IA family. VIII be lot to two single gentlemen
without board. bath room and water closet At ached
ssshsns.d. Inquire at No. sSe Brosawsy ''''''A'''
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO
"A lady and scntiemsn in the central part Of the city,
with widow LADY, where the comforts OF home be
es. Board for the lady ony-no references required
Address G. W.. Broadway post Office
TIVE LOWER PART OF GENTEEL HOUSE TO LET
situated in East Broadway And the furniture for SALE
which will be sold low TO each customer, the owner
sbout leaving the City. Address note 70 J. Herald
once.
COPARTHERaHIPs.
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nANCIN0 AND WALKING ACADEMY IN THE
~ Shakespeare Hotel private entrances, 2s2 william street.
MI heyen has the honor TO announce his patrons ana
the public that his ad will Tues
day January IA Glasses for young ladies and masters.
Tuesdays at T. and Saturdays o'clock. r. ~; for
gentlemen Tuesdays and Saturday. At eight o'clock Mr..
n will teach known, all the latest fashionable
and walEs after the shortest and best method and Of
approved style Catds with procured ID
his residence, sc Chambers street
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-
sAA ~ Sss.sa Hal, ASfi'A''
In which wi. iIIsisEE slsss GfsssiRsotIi
ssnosins 4 PATTii. ~. ~
sisn'r roHl; s, and sisss1 EssiysssrAso.
The Full oehsstsa Of shs aisp aa para
Il with the ss.te.s sasaotion that Max 1arenek is
ABLE to Also that he has made arrangements with
Who will msAe his NJ hAosER'
60 rIRsr APPEARANCE AMERICA.
'0'D0'r0"''' - 'PRoGRixIE.. MAX AARETzhK'
l. Grand Overture to rs;;s$ysa: opera,
, n.... Executed BY the Full oIchestra.
~c,.,Pi 9S iP,z:STAL isg..'
= a. signor BrsayrsrAso and signor sASevmIco.
s. Grand s''n' La i's@ s?;;9;
nAnrnoIstsLlIiii;' TERESA si%s pARoD1.
4. Fantasis ROmantique called S,,nr
Composed and ,,sS9i:s Tor tie first timely
D'''' IspS b :sasousS
. ''' c"na T. si IF sisistsa ', =,
compose Ia sissa''d BY
By general reque.t he se ors.ar. to str.lo.oh OPERA
Executed BY the Full orchsstra.
signoriHs 4 P.Tri "a and sisnor LonrsL
y. GRAND FANTASIA DE CONCERT,
MAURICE SrRAKOSCH.
10. Brilliant Variations di Bravurs, air from
UGO CONTE DE PAhIGI
Composed and executed by
N. HAUsEk.
IL. Grand Scena and Aria from Rossini's
sENIRAMIBE
NILE. TERESA PAR0DI.
PART III.
IL. Max Maretfek's and brilliant Polka called
TIE CHIT CHAT IOLKA.
Executed by the Full Orchestra.
49, Cavatina from DoniLetti's opera,
LINDA DI CnAM0UNIX,
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
Il. Tho renowned Duet, "GIoRNNo p'oRRoRE." from
sENIRAMIDf,
NILE T. PARODI and SIGMA. A. PATTI.
15 THE BIRD TREE Fable, written for children,
Composed and execu red by
N. HAUSER
Max NJ faters himself that his efforts to combine the
evening, tueh unequalled att action OF
THkbE GREAT MUSICAL CELEBkITIES,
will be duly appreciated by his and has determined
to put the rice q admission tas former Asons)
ONE DOLLAR,
all parts Of the house Tietes be bad at the principal
Music Stores and 1t Triper ALL Friday and Saturday
Doors oren ~ 6-to com mence at 7to conclude At ION
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AMUsEnEKTs.


Orchestra Boxes 50 eent-Ths Glorious sih q Jass,
sss aams II SAy syics ps; S s b acted
list set) siss Denin; David CopperheId (2d
weed r.: Jsr iSiiy Nj. w:sy:. s.: His!r. , viii
rsm. Of the cRiw 81 THI Nd ss.
the Fend Captain r. scstt; Luigi Titon; Johnny
Winans Theresa, Miss Wsmyss Mrs. Brows. Mrs. Broad
RURToNs, CHAMBERS STREET. REAR OF THE
FAMILY Circle or Second Tier rs Private Boxes IS
and So Orchestra Seats. with cushioned chairs rs
viii produced bHyf ID
nplsIheeid Nj Jordan Mr. wilkins Meawber Mr. Burton
Iessr I rst Mr. Blake James stesrforth ESQ Mr..
hughes Agnes Miss Alderman; Rosa Dartle Mrs Rus
iti f FAN hss Weston Emily Miss nm conclude
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET. NEAR
tannents will with the new srsma Of The THEE
IhiEvks-Roland; Mr. La Favor; Ane Del.ssrde Mrs H.
GIsss.n To 30 followed BY The the FLYING
coal Mr. w. Taylor; Lieut. Mowbray. Mr. LaFayor; Lsette
niss crSehsT To conclude With the en-
seum Feeble, Mr. Fox Rutky Fusky Mr. Dunn; coraron
bo Miss r. Nestayer Boxes cents; Pit I7 oents Door.
open at bait past ., curtain rises at Z o'clock.
QR0uGBAMs LYckUN BROADWAY, NRARBRoonr
- ree-Prices Of AdmissonDress Circle and Parquet
performed. DAVID coPPEEIIELG-David coppsrasid'
sr M B.ash.n DAME. Pssey M ynne 5s%..
steerforth Mr. Dunn; Agnes iek6ed Miss Mary Taylor
Rose Darte Miss Kate Horn Pegses' Mrs Broughsm To
Terrens, Esq Mr. Palmer; Captain Murphy Mcguire Mr.
BroukhamAars Charles Torrens Miss haIy Taylor.
TR!PLER HALL SATURDAY. lITH OF JANUARY
MAX MAhE1ZEK has the honor TO inform the public
that having concluded his extensive arrangements he will
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sDVERTlSEnEsYs RESRWED EVERY oar.
POST OFFICE NOTICE

- -.
D0sT OFFICE, NEW Y0RK-NOTICE-THK NAILS
per United steamer Georgia, will close at this oos
saturday the llt instant at p NJ Letters for Havana
w. ". BRADY, p, n,
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMoNY MADE EASY-0R HOW TO WIN A
yl LoveProfeaor LAYTON, OF London, having arrived
Boston will send address, receipt OF One Dollar
postpaid plain directions to enable ladies and gentlemen to
win the devoted attentions Of many Of the opposite sex
their hearts DESIRE The process 10 simple. but SO
captivating that all may be msrrsc irrespective ., age
pearai petition; and last though Leaf IL can DC
porsbts Address Professor LAYTON, Boston. Macs No
CARD.-ARS BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders ladies and this ty
In astrology love- and law matters dreams
By books and science constantly relied Napoleon
will tell the name Of the lady gentleman they will marry.
Also the name 81 tho vsters Residence III Clinton street.
Ladies seventy. Eve cents. Gentlemen dollar.
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BROOKLYN MUsEUh.-FlRsT APPEARANCE OF
y MT Conway from the Broadway Theatre, who Is en-
sahea ior nk hsnu on kvening; January
LADY OF LYoNs-Claude Melnotte, Mr.. Conway; Col.
bamas Mr. y. q. Wemyssi Pauline Mrs. Lowell Dance.
u Petite Tagiioni To conclude with PLAT0>IC ATTACH
hENTS. Admission Is cents; Psrguette, S1 cents
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rms every without failure from L.
each, 10 b had Nos. t64 and 6 broadway ~ Pearl
street Of Thos Hope Co, Hudson and hamoers streets
c. H. Clietner Co. - Barclay Ring John
and Broadway the kushons and Of all the druggists IL
certain the hair IL used Sold Also No.
40 Broadway, Hyatts Life bssam hiehards I'D jherry
snd Bsk.s Bitters Large seductcos 10 foreign traders
CAL snd see our wonderful cures and references.
IL kILlkeERs LtNInEsT, on aA0IC FLUID. GIVES
IN instant relef In Rhsu natio Pains, bresks deep
seated Coughs ssd all ~ weakn male female
IL renghens the patient at ev-rv desc atom ~
certain to Merchants they cell hundreds
other Sold IN large bottles rom Is ISL ~ ana
81 doen cash Those whs buv the large sire third
more IN proportos for thsir money IL failed In
y-uns. No dosbt IL hsy will 1al orssad and
references and ct the depots 49, Pearl
go sad E6 Brnadway, near Grand street Nea y 2aue1
" bottles have been sola aud Its arx FRIENDS i
Gfiruels tostots Jansways. Lorard IivingttonA Hs.
iitons Ludluws, the elite aud the faculty generally
Bsed hy al druggists peders, snd thrcurt cut
the United states ssueraly This the only instance %
medicine There IL dirhsster second bottle hsnbuH
here-everv trial makes many frierds
nR DEWITT g. ksLLiNGER rs DErgRsI SgD 70
~ do the greatest gaod tor the largest naaher selling
bis wonderful Fluid. in large hottus from ". e. " ~
sstens and the hair old young Ore bottle
BrOadway Mr. Gardner o. Wiilinmshurth NJ. Patel 81
Workers; ur W. Rsker. 81 naodoug.l strestsil haa
their hair rerewe Nv few applications smother
eho had iot much ~ her hair that she r1d "a In
only made tWo applications ~ fssten ans her hsr
% is and All ather retetred the ost satisfactory
evtssncs esn b. I'd need ~ Brhcrc sre - die ssser
ens kere generally baraied before he public. Ev
bettle sston-hes AZ who rake trial sod without
eertioh BY all the druggts aud merchants eeaeraly
throughsst the United STATES snt tbe Cabaoai.
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vINHIRD AND LAST MUSICAL GIFT CoNCERT-IN
Il obedience with the wishes Of the public
ransements have been msde Nth Firth. Pond Co, for
the carving Third Concert, scale OF
great ana Hteraty and grand vocal and
will be given during The Of Janu
Triper HALL when distribution hundred
splendid musical presents will tate place Pia
nofores gnifcen' harp beautiful Melodrans,
seventy other splendid musical presents Tickets
dollars each emitting the purchaser admission to the
interest 10 the dstrh and dollars
worth music be selected FIR the catalogue,
numbering S0W0 peces Of rth. Pond Co. Books
will be oIened. and tickets ready for ISSUE Tomorrow
morning at Firth. Pond Co.'S. No Franklin square,
at Wander beeks music rooms, 40 Broadway.
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riNARClAL.-


eis,y q VIZ LsndSn-c'nsr,l ASSsrs once wan
q tho Boar. s Ds.soT III.
sns mode Of loans Of the CON-
s.s: 'sssf s !:
Board have introduced "a. following and favorable
party for the ss. term Of If. may a. any tim.
ss.s .s.aI,y deposit Of psiio,, and 10 entitled
y. mar any tine surrender hi. pslsy and r.o.iy.
emily to policies hereafter 20 be issued.
ns.um. convert his Insurance into ne. policy spos
hs 9ss ..ss siw anu
no, shu, from aid two tlrt lo.. ,h.y ,r.isr ~
party may. ~ nsd.r.,s ssns.i prssISs ir-r. 70.
1a s s s sss p him or si
s:iSr. :.shias sas .. lsl Vii % Sss
.' G.s i mss'Sai 'S es. stss.11'
n & Henry Iss.s R Rsas ..'
). LEASsER STARR. General Asep.
DryiDEND.aTHE NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND
b'aiiss Co hs' declared diyidsnS o. ~ per cent,
ssndsy Of nert month. r.sruar, J. 1881.
ITO sueARRErINKRs CAPITALISTS. AND orasas
rsss s Sss for 70, sns RSrp ss
SS S on. %. o. -iS. GS q %,.s
tsae lh. m,ehins 10 rupsri9r 70 ss.st. wsolssy Co.'S
and will not require more than quarter the power
addressed !. JOHN BRKfrf @ E.sss so' Viii R' :.
attended TO.
$40 OOOTo LOAF on BqsP AND .oESeASE
the smoun In tvs City Broohyn Apply the Emgr.nt
Industrial Savings Bank. 81 Chamber 81
GEE OOO TO LOAN, At SIX PER- cEsT INTER
BoO,OOO cst, on tend and mortgage, on productive
real ess.te in this city Brooklyn. apply 90 JOHN y.
COMFY. No. ~ wall street corner ~ Brusi
CCS 0O0 TO LOAN. At rsR CENT INTEREST.
Bcc,OOO Tor a term Of care on bond and MORTGAGE,
on improved real estate IN ns ciy or Brooklyn ~ viii
srpy 11sd cut IN OK o 81 f's o ,ST '
CO 60O OF STOCK IN COMPANY ~ RUS
Dc,CUU city, PAYING I. average dividend Of twenty
Jores. Broadway Poet 0fhce.
II EsITTANCEs TO GREAT BRITAIN AHg IRELAND
IN The Natonal Bans ~ Irclsnd has established a.
this and the undersigned
The Ra and ony aut Oriked agent " the Rama United
states he prepared . draw bills Tor la small
Ireland AZ well as % London, Liverpool and the principal
tnvns = England. scctiano, ant Wales Apply personally
or BY letter, post paid -
B,rlcHT. 9, Wall street. NY.
II n. wENDoyEg, ExCHANGE BROKER LEyfNo-
~. toI ky-All kinds of unsurrent money bought 4
Told on the beat terms
an wEspovER south trpsr street
MONEY TO LrSr.-ABRAuAs J. JACKSON PAWN
w broker o. heade street, nusr RvaadWav loans money
IN lhge - snail tumf a. MAJ be required on personal
trcrerty ~ ev'rv desciiptiou.
NNtN1Ep-A CASn cUsTovRR vfru $50 To syo
" sale, Tltasant business. that will nay thou-
40 Iess Edwin a. tie oics Of this paper stating where
an interview may BE had
REWARDS.
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.
Co-PARTNERSHIP NoTICE-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ have this entered into undor the
nIm name and styi, Of wele Mayer tor the msnaaours
Of tobacco and and Tor the sale Of wines Aad
liquors. At Noe 10 and IL Chrystis street. In thi.
PHTLtPP WELLS
FREDERICK MAYER
New York. January /, 1851. GUsTAyUs MAYER
T>BE FIRt OF HARDING BAILEY ~ THIS DAY
4 dissolved by mutual consent. samuel Bailey has
chased tho interest II Walter E. Harding in the Howard
Bote All the business Of the late firm Of Harding Bailey
will be settled by Samuel Bailey at the said Hotel
WALTER v. HARDING,
SAMUEL BAILEY.
Hbw roRx, January 7th, 1881.
walter Harding HAVING disposed Of all his interest in
the Howard Hotel samuel Bailey. Esq Of Springfield
hsss sobcs for Mr.. Bailey tho Pstonags o. hi friends
ana Acaua n tancss. WALTER q HANDING.
krw YoRK. January sth, 1881.
nIssOLuTIoN-TBE co PARTNERSHIP HERETO
- fore existing under the name and hrm Of r. DOE
dissolved the LIST % January sJ In consequences Of
the ceah o. Richard Hoe late q the arm The business
viii he continued by the surviving JAMES g. HOE
who viii settle all claims sganst the late firm q Hse
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TUNE cos CIRCUS. new YORK AMPEITHEA-
ID tre 81 Bowery-Jamss n June 4 Co, Proprietors.-
Doors quarter past performance 20 commences AZ
qaArter past Prices Of Boxes %
Boxes Is cent?, Pit, l2s cents.-Beneft Of Mile
Louise-0n Thursday evening Jan. o. will DO present.
ed. for the first time, Grand Carnival Cayalcade Nile
Josephine in her beautiful act OF trick horsem anshp;
Mons Tsurnaiare tfrom FrsncoBs Paris. the Courier
Petersburg, the
seeple Chhse Mr. James Backw 3D. the Indian Hunter
Ground and Lofty Tumhing; Mile Louise in act 40.
CATTLER's oO0H oRAaAs,co CORNER BROADWAY AND
~ Thirteenth st. admission % cents The LIST section consists
ing collection Of % views OF Europe, Asia Minor Syria
the holy Land Egypt kubiA and Arabia will be replaced
the of weeks b equally terestng oner
DILGRIAs RoSREss-Now OPEN AT WASHING
Hall, sos Broadway. near Houston the Psnorams
Of Bunya Pig inns Frogress Doors open At TO
mence at quarter before Admission cens An aftsr-
noon exhibition on Wednesdays and Saturdays. when
Children admitted half price.
LSoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA OF PARIS.
and ato Views Of .aliiernia and ths most striking
Scenes Of Italy Apply at 80 North William street. u
Chatham street between one and two o'clock.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR BALE IN THE CITY OF
Brooklyn. within two minutes walk Of the Fulton
Ferry Said property consists Of two dwelling houses one
fronting Vine street and the other Doughty street.
Tho lot is large being IS feet fronting Wac street 81
feet fronting Doughty street. and 80 feet deep This
property is valuable, her for dwellings for building
large mandatory Possession given tho Let Of May,
1851 For further particulars inquire the premises No
Vine street, Brooklyn, Of w. FOSTER.
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A srUs TioS wANTBB, BfA RssPE rTABLEyoUNg
IN 20 a. gertral bousevork " chamberwork Can
frrit rssA 'ffs-snee- Adt-es- No 70 rt.Gsa ..s..,
thtss aoors from Fulton ferry, Brooklyn.
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RARNUAs AMERICAN pusEUn.-P. T. BARNUM

T0LLIE's SECOND GIFT coNCEkT,-TRIPLER HALL.
brilliantly attended The concert went on with i'm
effect and the resul Of the distribution IS fol-
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a LkAANpRks PATfNT ARTIriciAL LExoHEs-
leeches have been approved Of and adopted Of
greatest surgical vsntons Of the by all the prsot
TONERS TO whom they have been introduced. To
only the that are the most known
refer in New York Professor vaent Mott Doctors
ssrsh, Rabineau ss and in Paris TO veltsau Roord,
Brieheteau he Such names dispense sfth longer
list These leeches safer. and
pain the pstsnt than the repuve natural eeche They
inalterable and used with everlasting
that Dor Of SIS % Sc s worth so le.chcs
We therefore the reader 20 take notice 81 this in
vsntion which Invaluable to the farmer the Doctor
every head 81 q family LAMBERT ALEXANDRA
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TIVE GAS pArTLR-TnE PRESS AND TaE conxoN

Council are ~ open on the gas question but
happy that this most perfect harmony q opinion exits
the Press the city the hotel
keIsIs and ~ feet the entire population relative 20 the
bugs oockroaches fsas plant ssets his Pills
for giving those land pirates
grace There i about the notices Of these articles
The whole scesnc world has stamped them with the seal Of
approval and the se Of them IL increasing with
which shows In the strongest light the confidence Of
public In their efficacy. For sale At go nrosdway
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uasCELLAN EODh.


REITi Beef BEEP!i!-IF you ARE FOND OF
Clinton Market where the choicest Dutahess county Beef
and mountain Mutton be had Persons coming the
above market Will do well to call and examine u
Corner Of Canal and Washington SITS.
TIE WONDER OF Tue AGE.-5a FAT SHEEP. OF
the BLACKWELL crossed with the Leicester raised by
New Jersey They have teen purchased by b. Lawrence
butcher, and 1. Centre aarsss By whom they viii !,
q zee the could so in until to-day when they will
II NKyvIlLE A. PAakAs, Y PARK PLACE. Nlw
Tor enten selected with the best
CoRN NEAL FOR HoR;E FEED-AN ExCsLLENT
- article ground expressly for iced. which the atten
iron o. stage progreors ana others - invited. For sale
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or Gentlemen having any superauous
oethns Furniture Jsrelry &C. dispose Of receive
scroer a. his residence by note or appointment Ladies
6s Rsads street. W stairs.
CAsr Off CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
lhe highest price can be Obtained By ladies and gentle
'0a W B9ssds Va aP sss Tor
Ladies attended TO by Mrs. Levenstyn.
ADILs OR GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF CONVERT
ing into cash their supsrhuous effects such as eaea
% viii oss so ss arr
s.'0r' received Il ,1nSes fnToSsh ss ps:i or oshsr
ne and gold hbi'h Also silver plated sastor. cake
$nsH s.s s ss asq A.s
opposite the church.
CAnPnENE BURNING FLUID SPIRIT GAS, ALco-
~ he se-rhs above articles, Of the very best quality
s ass Tor SALE in s r.a hs
The trade supplied on favorable terms.
NV YORK AoRTcgLrgRAL wAREHousR AND
Seed store. A. Allen T. Co.. lo9 and lgl Water e. N
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Stock EXCHANGE

Net earnings. ...................S25 492 40
After deducting interest capital expended there
ZEN aims surplus md 81 4g2
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COPARTHERsHIPs.


THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RNTRRED INTO CO.
partnerrkip for the purpose Of conducting general
shi HownBg Commission and Commercial business, under
the firm efKermit Carow. ROBERT KERMIT,
Jan. I, 1881. CHARLES Carlow.
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DRO1ECTIvE UNIoN-THE MEMBERS ARE HEREBY
notified that the election Of officers takes place this
Thursday1 evening Jan 9th at the Protective Union in
seventh avenue, corner Of Nineteenth street.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
" December 2ith. is50Thc Annual Election for thirteen
Directors Of this will be held st the oos No. t
Centre honiay the 18th day Of January next from
II to ~ o'clock A. The transfer book will be closed from
he 2sth inst. until after the election: BY order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09

YOUNG MAN, OF coon ADDRESS AND BUsT-
nsss habits ansicus 70 obtain employment In drug
ttre tr Ysciana lice Has objection 70 make hi
set generally useful and wsuld found aoquison 70
any enc wanting such lie hr had eight Years
tIertuoe in the business The hest city references given
would ~ satshed With slight rcmuneraten in the
menoement Addfeaa e u. at this oniee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-10

Our British neighlor seem 10 be en-
erniug lrnm that singular halluclnatlon
which has 81 long led them 10 lh'nk
Grca. Britain all the world and allude to
our country in terms Of derlsion. The
Liverpool Journal spcakso OF the United
States thus:
"America exists 10 rcproach and fe-
form the world. The rough and read,
republicans expand themselves over .
universe; the Union has Just been enlar-
ucd by territories as large as Europe,
ard already tic new state OF California
exports half million 81 gold per month,
and prepares to open steam communI-
cation with China and japan. The Pa
cifc becomes the highway OF nations
and enterprise uuhedri of approach ma
tutiiv. while the mind OF the ancient
world is absorbed on the miserable sub
iect of divine rights and sectarian con
uoycrsy. The majesty Of civilization
and commerce bughlens regions mel
and vast, while Europe pauses to parcl
with idiot legilmatcs aud ancient non
entities The Republic Of america bld'
far for the mastery Of the universe, aud
viii achieve it.