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SigmiGcaRt.

We find the following cool, but
very significant, paragraph, in the
shape of communication, in the
Courier of Tuesday:
1--WE are glad 10 learn that our
Senator, Mr.. Butler, will adress the
Southern Rights Association at its
next meeting. His moderation and
wise prudence induce the belief that
his advice will tend to aIlay the fer
ment in the public mind throughout
the State. Here it will serve to con
firm the already settled sentiment,
almost universally prevalent, against
separate State action. Besides, the
meeting will, no doubt, lay down a
platform for the approaching conven-
ton ofDelegates; that being approved
the action of the State Convention,
shouldiI ever meet, will be foreknown,
We considerit fortunate Tor the State
that the Senator will be present, and
equally fortunate that the Con
vention otDelegales meets in CharI-
eston. In our opinion, the meeting of
Monday next, will determine the
future course of the State"
TCorOlIpton
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Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the
heaviest and best quality.

heaviest and best quality.
HoMEspUN, CALIcoEs, &c. sc.
All of which we will sell at The Yerv
Io,0est prices Of the Augusta and
Hamburg markets.
Orders from Georgia, Alaabma,
and South Carolina WILDE thankfully
received, and filled at the lowest
prices Orders addressed to How
ard, Mcdonald 81 Co., either TO Al {.
gusta or Hamburg, will meet with
prompt attention,
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A grocer advertises in the Senel
i'll the following manner 'lms
and segars, smoked and unsmed,
sold by A. S. Dewey.
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axecufEve IDepar1ssaeT7f.

Columbia, Feb. I6Il85s&
ENEtltsI Order No. Ma
"a jor James f4. fTgapieF, OF tbe
Ordnance, having beefi atjuoiniaa
Aid7de-Canlp solsii3 exceliesicv tle
Governors with the rank oflsieiIten-
ant Colonel, wills be obeyed ard fe,
peeled accordingly. By order az
the CaE1mandeFYilrC Chief ~
Q asaea hae 81. W. CANT'FsT y.
Il Adjt ans Insp. tieneIal. s
R RAlt
B .ge8f I Hsqk
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n Cure for the Tooth Ache.--Fas-
ten d strong piece Of twine TO the
tooth that is 10 be drawn, attach the
other end Of the twine TO a brick
Then,if the tooth be in the upper
jaw, stan1 on a fence, and let the
brick drop suddenly down. If the
tooth be in the under jaw, stand be-
hind the fence, and throw the brlea
over. Thaf'll fix 'Im.
a navy surgeon loved to prescribe
salt ysteF. Hetell overheard one day.
ssEounds, VIII, 'said n sailor, "there
Che kloefof's tuEbled into his med
iein1 chest"
SaA si9 -
a .tE@E Z 4
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Red cheeks are only oxygen in aher
shape. Girls anxious to wear pwill
find them where the roses are--OmOr
One gocd slei9h-ridc is better for thom.
plexion tsn all the piano playing the
world
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-04-12

An Irishman, upon seeing squil b. /.
ing shot from tree, said: Faith u he
jabbers, that's waste of powder the
fall itself would have killed the sqrel."
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TUGALSi1 Si1l dA
AC.A.1ll..I..0

I AI1E undersigned respectfully in.,
IL tornis the public that he baa
opened school at Old LibersS
Church, where he proposes 10 teaals
Aut,iography, Reading, Whiting. and
A1tbmetlcf at a dollars per session,
Of fiye months eacIis English lsfalas
mfr, Geogfaphy, Moral and ii afhFsI
Phlosophy, Book eeping md 6trs.
posltioii, ~ 9 dollars per aess;oD. l,sy
LasiIl and, Greek langaages. cIlanss
try, Algebra Geometry a .ss..s..s
Try aud surveying. 8 10 dollags pef
sessions. a
Boagdlng eanba obtained 81
tshle fan8iias at from Gng
dollars per month.
JAMES BROWNT.En
4 BehI I95 E 8
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Hans, where is the horse?'
He proke der stable in two-ick
eh The traces open, and run alnd
the lamp POSTUM de corner grery
like de devils.
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However brutish lighting may be
says the Albany Dutchman, it has TITS
mission" WehaVc seen one knock
down infuse more politeness into q
coxcomb in a minute, than Chester
field could have conferred on him ln
8 century. - !.
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fruit trees on elevated ground instead
of in valleys. Lieut.. Maury placed
a THERMOMETERS on a high position of
his orchard grounds, and another al
the bottom, 35 feet lower. AT a.
M, he fovnd the thermometer at the
bottom 2S deg, and beng surprised
10 see shat Oil the Hill al 3333 3333 deg,
changed their positions. but was
Soon convinced that there was a
differedce in temperatn G between
the two points of FIVE degrees.
Granite Farmer.
The furniture used by Jenny Lind
in New Orleans, was to be sod at
public auction on the 18th inst, and
spirited competition was expected
for the sake of obtaining relics If the
Nightingale.
The government Of the State of
Wisconsin is carried on AT an eXb bense
Of one hundred thousand dol hrs a
year.
Bibles in one hundred and fi(i,
lanouaces are to he exhih;,ed Il the
Worlds Fair.
A man asked an Irishman wlv he
wore his stockings wrong sid out
ward!
.'Becausr, SAID he, "there is a
hole OH the other side.
| CRaplin to be dImdnded--Th Bal
since the forfeiture of the bail Gthis
noted abolitionist by his non-apear-
ance for trial, the question CONS UP,
is this rnan, or can any man, 0arg,
ed with criminal offencein The tate,
ing the forfeiture ola bond, with he
rave for his appearance to alyer
The charre? The Patriot answe,bat
Of cn,rsehe cannot. and savs.
.The hail was for his annca,nce
- G.no ~, c., t.!,I ~
Co.. ;ns,;co nnJ U;l ,"o o ,,n'laranJ
ho damanJeI bv ,ho GovnrnorWn
assume Of conrsa ,ha, ha al.ho
given nm nv Ihc ,Governor. ,onv
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EDUCATION The great ends Of
all study, ofall requirements, are a.
bility and disposition to discharge
more effectually our duties rs men
and as citizens, He who is not bet
ter brother, neighbor, friend, and cit
izens, because. of his superior knuwl-
edge, may very well doubt whether
his knowledge is really superior 10
the ignorance of the unletlered many
around him. Greedy.
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4 n MERwis. Aneuooces.
PY BANGS, BROTHER q co. 2o<
1BBRoADwAY-Cash advances made upo1 all coz.

hgnmenn
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. n, at 81 O'Clock
sUrESs EsesAuScS-Au extensive collection OK mo
line and mezzotnt modern English and French engrsvngs
coloFed and plain, IN expensive frames
Aso, choice collection Of sheet engavngs BY the most
celsorsted Mns OF Europe, just received from London
with which the sale viii commence
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. p, Al 81 clock
STANDARD booKs-Beng a large collection Of popular
works the various departments OF Literature and
variety Of Standard Miscellaneous publications. School
Also an extensive assortment Of staple and ncy foreign
and domestic Stationery, Blank Books. &c.
The whole 10 be sold without reserve 10 close eonsign-
ments
FiTTy.rERp NEw YoRK Trade sALE-To be COM
menced on MONDAY. March ~, 1891;
OneTy Stereotype Plates Binders Cloth Leather nc tor
me next regular Trade Sale 10 be comm-ncea - me
Particulars for the printing should be furnished by the
slogue Will be commenced
The usual cash advances viii be made on the receipt Of
goods ~ hen desired
Terms OF SALE.-On all purchase. from the whole Gaia
ogue amounting to $50 and upward four and ak months
credit on purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
$50 and more than sl0o four months credits and pur
chases less than 500, cssh.
discount Of one per cent viii be allowed on all Pur'
AT PRIvATE SALE-BOhns Libraries, consisting Of the
standard scientific antiquarian classical nluss ed and
(new) cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications are offered the trade quantities well
TO individuals In SETS single copies a. may be desired
By the extensive range OF subjects embraced In me eveI
series they well adapted her 10 the Libraries OF public
institutions the shelves OF private collectors The enter
prspg publisher, SIR Henry CT Bohn, OF London, rapid
y adding new issues and oH the character OF those hero"
tofore brought cut may be readily presumed whaf me
The latest Issues received ara Tsylors Holy Living anc
Dying ard Lamarines Geneveye-the former Of the stan
dard Library and the latter OF Bohns series; Plato
vol. 81 Cicero's Offcis and KitDos Scripture Lands.
Also Lsrdners Lectures Science aud Arts Ewhank
Hydraulics and Mechanics Bennets Double Entry Soos
Also, large assortment OF Gap and Letter Paper.
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LECTURE NOTICES.

r- Indian "a AZ b. a. ~
or g. CONWAY celebrated lndlsn Cmg, WIZ f nc
a., mad from Europe has consented 70 deliver LEG
J =, The Indian Portrait Gallery, SOFT Broadway a ~
O'clock Subject Matrimonial Alliances and origin Oh ne
Indians 10 Chiefs costume. $1,000 a. -. o.. tho 5oor
11ese'ss ~, sn '' - i3 IT.
~ Willinmsbargh Lyceum-NO ce.-Lk t
nay x LIE will denver the eleventh Lecture Oh uls
Course al Central Hail. THIS ~ bNlANV' a. y "N'
SI F a.. ""' "'O JN0. r. DUNCAN, Rec Secy.
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qIIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

,oR CALIFORNIA OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
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srss Price g. cents per copy ,,,n.rtY prhUsbars
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TIE SEaII-WEEkLY TRIBUNE

~. -. rU.J,ee9ru and NlfITnUy MOIuUIk'
10 poensneo eseiy Two copies for s.. Ten for SO
'' Sdv ~ cents nne each Insertion
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Grace AguilaT's New Book

Grace Aguilars New Book
JOSEPHINE: Or the Edict and Es-
~ cape By GRACE AGUILAR, author Of "Home
Influence" Mothers Recompense," "Womsns Friend
ship" etc ETC. Complete in fine octave volume oflai
pages printed the finest white paper. Price 25 cents
The above work is written by one ofthe most charming
authors that lived and 10 fully equal to her cele-
brated work Of Home Influence II will have very
large and extensive sale.
Copies of this celebrated work will be sent to any one
on receipt of remiltances addressed the Publisher.
TB PETERSON. % chsSuut-sI Phlsdelphia
For AL. by all news Agents and Periodical Dealers In
New. York and hrou ghout the United States 10 drhSS
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NEv-YNRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

vrRY LARGE PAPER FOR TIE w n : =
nbshed every Saturday horaing al ne ies o M
tev surum IN adv8ncc. Eight copies IoI 50, sse con
ssones 10 one address for SO and me paper III Nv '
,,snsd beyord the time for which iiis psc On cent,
DsSSey,isemenis FOR this sheet viii be chsrSeo ~ 0
ner line eachinkertiOn
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NFW- YORK TRIBUNE.

r, r vrw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUshlShhO
ryERY MORNING, SUNDAYS hAOhr IhD'l
-, ,,s rslfvSE tvgLDlSGs coSStR Or sfNVe' ANU VA
~ ..rsrREErs, OPPOSITE the CITY HALL,
"a ~ CITY snbs, ribers Tor az Cents week
arc ,hsy prefer they pay IN ADVANCE a, we
or or,Ss or year At the same rate Single coPe
MI ssr.ts Nail Subscribers Five Dollars per annuin ~
f~oN Suh, rrip,iors taken fr six months For inic
Al So Three Dollars 10 advsnee required 10 AZ
nssrses with County Newspapers Dhy fap psss ~
'sA ~ This Office whose terms are higher th1n " "
s Nv p,Isure are rot allowed any difference
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
T., nnhrhea on The departure Of each Mail steamer lo
iiyeTpool Price 81 cents per copy, or - per year. PO''
age irclude0.
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MINERVA ROOMS, 4O6 Broadway.-

lVH COGswELES PANORAMA OF LIFE IN CALL
FORNIA and on the Isthmus Of Daren now open. Ths
k the frat opportunity offered to the public OF seeing
correct and fun representation Of the Cities, villages Val
with The Picturesque Ruins, Public Buildings Religious
PROFESSIONS Holiday Fetes OF City Of Panama, Crossing
the sthmus Chagres River Manners and Customs OF tne
People Admttance 25 cents Commence al 1T O'Clock,
precisely Open every evening during the week Exhol
non every Saturday aud Wednesday afternoon, com
nencing At 2. M. 10 OF
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WANT PLACES.

a RESPECTABLE Protestant girl
LAv anita asipaiion Chambermad washer and roner,
or to do the homework Of q small family Has good city
rtference Apply at lie Ludlos house, where she
can be seen for two days. J[J ~
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioneer.
six HOUSES and LOIS on


BENJAMIN MOONEY will sell this
DDAY at 10 O'clock at the Auchon-room IL Plstfst.
HARDWARE, GUNS, CUTLERY, LOCKS &c being the
Stock of man giving up Understanding Knives and
forks candestcks locks measures brass hinges and
locks bell pulls, mutun In parvo Walkers caps, steel
tweezers plated spoons handled hoes or street.
cleaning anyis butts and hinges chsses horn shoe and
hard brushes oil stone double and single guns csrded cut
iaTv razors balance knives and forks In sets Of 81 ps
day razors steel pens corkscrews, walters padocks
hache shears suspender brass cocks wire laches tee
bells braces and bits chest locks. 1881 It.
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JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Aac-
a. roreer and Commission Merchant Office 70 Broadway,
New. York.
References Hon. Noes ~ Gfnnen. Hon. J; rrF,eo'
Han simeon Draper, Esq TN Wm-V. Brady ; Z 'e'-
ring ESQ Gro y NeshtI. Pa Coefnsn 4 siriso'
saes Of Estate Household fur iIlre, OfoSeilss 80
Outdoor sales solicited. Money 20 Loan on e",1 .o
Mortgage. j" ~"
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THE WOMEN OF ISRAEL; By

THE WOMEN OF ISRAEL; By
Il GRACE AGUILAR-D. APPLETON co. Pub
sh on Friday the Women OF israel by Grace Aguiar, Au
thor Of the 1.-THE Mothers Recompense," ETC. etc. yos.
limo Paper cover 81; cloth 81 so.
By writer have the characters of the celebrated Wom
en- Of Israel been correctly appreciated eloquenty
delineaed Those high stanmens of piey those graces
spirit which have placed them In the rank OF examples
for all subsequent generations spread before with
genaliiy of spirit and beauty OF style which will secure
the admiraon at the time their weaknesses
and errors are not overlooked or excused
D. K co have recently published by the same Author
(uniform) THE MOTHERS RECOMPENSE, | vol
limo Paper Soc; Cloth 75c.
II cannot be read without both profit and pleasure
Also new Editions Of WOMANS FRIENDSHIP.
vol. l2mo, Paper SOC; Cloth 75c.
"This is truly classical novel,"
VALE OF CEDARS | vol limo. Paper Soc; Cloth 75c.
One of the best works Of this graceful and popular
writer" 1Z 2tts
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THE NETWORK AND HARLEM
n RAILROAD COMPANY have this day DECLARED
the THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of Two Per
Cent on the "OLD CAPITAL STOCK" PAYABLE al
the Office Of the Company. So Chaiham-st and after
TUESDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF FEBRUARY next
The Transfer Books Of the Old Stock will be closed on
Saturday 18th Dst at O'clock NJ and open on We1nes
day February 5, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. Dated New-York,
is aeb5 sAML N. BLATCHFORD. Treasurer.
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TVHE PAINE BALL and SUPPER,
Il on the 2sth Of January 1851 At the Chinese Hall 50
'Brcadway-Our friends holding tickets VIII please m axe
return al the Beacon Office Fran kln-squAre oa FdAy
evening al o'clock. the Gath inst The Commues ani
friends will meet the Office on Sunday following az
% piss q. VALE, Secretary.
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AS CHAMBERMAID or General House
N maid by respectable Protestant young woman Is
Brookiyp i23l
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PANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS
Of pastors teachers and others and In order a.
low ALL to see the New Panorama The uniform price
On Wsdnesds y and Saturday AFTERNOONS al So'cock,
Children will be admitted 81 half price. Descriptive Gaia
Iogues re- centa Open every EVENING.
Doors open at Ito commence At u O'Clock III lws'
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ITALIAN SCHOOLMASTER, (Sold
u Ingss Sale for 93 containing Rules aud very easy
way learn the Italian tongue, published In 1884, with
large variety of other curious and valuable works ia
various languages among Colmans Old Stock selling
AVERY low prices at SO4 Broadway, up stairs
L3 II s COLMAN, Agent
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NOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-W

ANOLIAN PIANO. FOKTES.-We
ZHwould call the attention Of the public to the fine as
sortmen of Piano Fores with and without the much sd
mired Holian Accompaniment, made by the celebrated
house OF T. Gilbert Co. OF Boston. recently opened a.
447 Broadway by WATERS BERRY. The Pianos OF
T g. Co. have been long and TOO fayorAbly known
to need any commentators Hundreds in this city can
testify 10 their superior excellence.
~ B.-Second-hand Pianos taken in exchange.
Pianos toilet is Inn
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WANTED.

DARTNER WANTED-A person long
established, and having experience IN the Wine, Tea
and Grocery business would ike to associate with himself
active young OF respecIaby having some capital
bring the business To any DESTROYS OF engsg
ing In safe and lucrative business good opportunity Is
now offered Address with real nancy Grocer" Tribune
0fkce. jS3tt
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THE OLYMPIC, Broadway. MA
Il Giles GRAND PANORAMA
IRELA ND,
Painted by the first Irish Artists from sketches taken within
The last three wears In fidelity. interest and beauty unr
valec-with Irish songs, Irish Music and an insnmans IL
lusrauons
EVERY EVENING st7f o'clock.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS al
O'Clock
~ See Hand. Bills. 49,,
Admilisnce-Dress Circle and Parquete, % cents. Chill
dren under ~ price Private Boxes, 81 Gallery ~
ceGis Gallery for colored people, l2i cents. j22 lwE
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4 United PARTNERSHIP.-The

4 United PARTNERSHIP.-The I'M
ldersigned hereby give notice that they have formed
limited partnership for the transaction OF mercantile bush
ness the city OF New pursuant the provisions OF
an act Of the Legislature Of the State Of New entitled
aOf Limited Partnerships" The said business VIII be
done under The name Of @LEWIS PENNEY" The gen
erA nature o said partnership business IL that Of buying
and selling BOOTS and SHOES and keeping WHOLE
Lewis Penney residing In the city Of NewYork "a the
general partner and the undersigned Thomas g. Townsend,
also residing In said city the special partner and such
has contributed seven thousand five hundred dollars IN cash
capital TO the stock The said partnership Is 10
commence the FIRST day Of January 1851 and terminate
Al The expiration Of two years from that day. Store IS
cortland st-Dated January l, 1851.
LEWIS PENNEY,
uew THOMAS g. TOWNSEND.
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pOTTER WANTED Apply to the
New York Cast Steel Works, foot OF Tweniy fo1rthsL
Err NY. j2i tfeod
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TIP TOP The NATIONAL PO-
n LICE GAZETTE OF this Week is ready. II in
cIeases weekly containing full reports Of the
present extraordinary criminal trials. very exciting
chapter in the life OF JOHN LONG, "The Wolf of the
Prairie" English, German, French and domestic Crmi
nal News. well most interesting Correspondence
all parts, and many other articles numerous
enumeraie In this adve rsemenL Office lOs Nassal-st
New-York. For sale eveTywhere-only cents, 2j II"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

I'm VELO PES.-(89 Nassau-st. Sun
H Building ENVELOPES, NOTE PAPER, &c in
large small quantities.
tern, Mourning Paper, &c. u ~
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vVHE CRIMINAL CALENDAR-For

Il Saturday, January d, contains The Widows Son, or
Eight Steps in Crime, originals The Wantons Revenge
original novel chapters tx and Xi Attempted Murder;
Clerical Villainy; Victim matrimonial Error Criminal
Assault on a Girl by Dentist; Murders in Bombay; at
tempted Murder and Suicide Seduction and DeseriOn by
of the Beauties of the Court Of Charles III Opium Eating
in England; Poetry; City Police News Law Courts,
&c &c Editorials. kc &c Price cents; OficeS6 Annst
For sale everywhere. j31t
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A S SEAMsTREss by respectable young
stands all kinds Of sewing and capable OF cutting and
mskng chldrens dresses Reference can be had al her
Tor Two DAYS j23 u
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WANTED - A double office below
Waist either IN mont Of Water or South sts Ad-
efess boz lisa POsi Once i2l SIC
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CARD.-The Public are hereby informed
Nna The undersigned in way connected or nter-
ested in GIFT CONCERTS ofany hind. -
j2l Sas FIRTH, POND co,
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INFORMATION WANTRD-Of

WANTED-A good Cook, Washer and
Ironer None need apply except with the most I'M
exeepuonabe ciIy reference. Apply Al 864 Broadway.
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.ANTED-A respectable Boy, aged

w nom u 10 Is; English Scotch or American prefer
red must be able 10 read and wrie with facility good boy
would be treated as one OF the family Inquire from I'LL
9Dr LUTENERS Ear Inhrmay, q Wsrreu-sl P. s.
Good testimonials required ~ 81.
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EURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

Suitable for small private family 10 the upper part Of
Tie city, or IN Brooklyn, comfortably furnished and plea
sanity located, hon TO the fret OF May or longer
FOR one conveniently arranged and In good order fair
rent VIII be paid by good tenant The silver or linen not
required. a note addressed to JAMES ID. STEVENSON,
counsellor ~ Law IA Wslst, postpaid, stating locality
rent and Al particulars viii receive attention. s 2wc
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