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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-04

THI INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE roR JANUARY.
il n. s.sas pfH'ss sss 5.1s:
tents a. the previous numbers and will Dc found to sur.
ii,s for the month u Gont.ins-
Poems Of s. G. Goodrich A Biographical Review illus
Richard B. Kimbau tn. Author of st. Lsger lus.rat-
Aubrey George Spencer. LID. Bishop Of Jamaica.
Gneoqrsgsme.t Of Literature by Governments.
Sliding scale q Inesnselael.s. From z. French.
AttemPtsta discover the Northwest Passage.
Original COr,sspcndsnos-A letter from Paris.
ss saT S 3:
The Fine ArtsTen a,tices, including Of inter
81 s. Asi b.. ss:%ssE Notices.
Spirit u the Ensiss aais for Issv:i.iseur ";
The cCnsrnsd Valet udinsri.n. BY Sir e. d. Lyt.on.
A Story without anams. Chapter VI to TX By r.
Cyprus and the Life Led IT. ere.
Count Monte: Leone The Spy II Society; Book H.
sy:.. s,i mum Gs' " Mage
hf aS:hs last ss 80 BY Miss Nit
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tain nearly two thousand Of the choicest current
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The numbers from the commencement tAusust) can he
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AmUsKmENTs an PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM PHILAeELPBIA-p r. BAR
- nun, Proprietor and Manager Holry SANFORD Asss-
tant hAnager-second week OF Grand Fairy Spectacle
aCHERRf aud FAIR STAR, as ia,eoaa as the fruit ane
lovely the bright object mhined In postvelp
last week Of General Tom Thumb no appear both alter
and evening Splendid peoes oops
curositiss 10 be seen Tbs srmese prodigy Miss Honeywell
iBfere. Two performances and clock,
Admitthnce 90 the saloons and rs
cbildrea, under 10 years. lz5z cents
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Total. ...,.. s3at5ls s2,1sss ssasOI s3pl2l
Aggregate vtlue u merchandise exported, s4i57s3i.
The total value compared With the previous month
rhowsa falling of, but very favorable feature in the
exports for December 1850 the general ds.ribu.
tion Of shipment II will be that the value Of
shipments 70 Havre nearly equal to that of those
made to Liverposl, and exceeded those made to any
other place The exports 70 Chasres OF domestic pro
auco continue large The total value of imports and
exports for the past month was as annexed
CcasERcE rms PoEr o. Ngw YoaK-ImrosrsAvp
ExPoRrs- DECEMBER, 1850
ItRf0is-Velue Of Free Goeds. ..... 1884 7O2
Dutiable Goods. ........ arr s63
Specie and Bullion. ....,.... 1874
Entered for Consumption :. 80 $50 $50
Withdrawn from Warehouse. oeI $50
-.
Total. S,t32l $50
Esports.-Totai Value Of Merchandise
and specie. ...,,.....,. 53nl59l
Excess Of Exports overImports. .stOse e02
This Is a mott extraordinary result The shipments
Of Fpecies fromtbis port for December amounted to
81 2os700 IL therefore appears that the imports and
exports would have been nearly balanced without The
movement In precious metals The amount Of cash du-
ties paid during the month S5s7 9es 40. Amount
peid on goods withdrawn from warehouse 1907 03s.
Dutieble goods entered for warehousing during the
month, S76o154
The last annual report OF the Boston and Maine Rail.
road Company gives very favorable account Of the
finances Of the road and gives the annexed statement
Of earnings 60
Bosror Avn MsfvE R.upoAp.
Expenditures Of previous year ........ 1910 100 a.
Extra do Tor Salem, Falls Bridge, oar
$4,000 OF
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noARpIss. &c.


BOARD WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN
~ family Of the first respectshility front
the nr or second Door got lower than Blocker street. Asd
not higher than Sixteenth street. between urOadway
Sixth avenue The best Of reference gwen Address Harry
~ the Herald Office, or AZ the Br ad~ay Post
BOARD wANTBD-IN CATHOLIC FAsILY sR
~ respectable boarding house by young aodsrate
terms required line addressed 70 n e. this once.
viii meet with attention Down town preferred.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR LADY, IN A
family where there are no other bosrser saow lady
preferred. No references given address, with
Of terms aud location, s. W. $, this efioe
NV iOkk B0AbDlNG hGsSCY OFFICE, Hs
IN Bresdwsy house keepers private tAmi-
lies wishing h0ardcrs would ind their advantage
have thtr registered at this Once Also sentsne
or ladies wishing board ind without delay houses
~ they may wish, BY making appe.tion AZ this otse
r. Y. SAUNDERS, Proprietor.
A ROOM on THE SECOND FLOOR Win BOARD
"A and good ATTENDANCE can be obtained by Gentleman
and wife without children sines eenteuen
specfAhilty. House modern tuilt With the
nisneee. Location pleasant ana emily
ines OF stages, vest eide line addressed 10 Haron Herald
Once will meet with immediate attention. kfsre.cs
changed.
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Lost, &c.
$40 or STOLEN
tne English double Gun Leather All persons
s % r s AID H ssS *, %
same, By c. W. Al. T. MOORE n Broadway.
G1n pEwARD-DoG LosT-A SMALL TERRIER
cham collar With the owners upon IL he
r the Bsy ha sT. IN. % ,5o1s
C1O RkwARD-GUs Losr-TAKEN OR STOLEN,
piO from ths doorway otIi grosdwsy. lat evening
esutebsa .ssbs surch.sns and the above viii be
'T MOORE sfaaS 81 sa'
q REwARD.-LosT. ON JANUARY Isr, A SCARF
pc Pm design, mniatute Ho.s Carriase the hnder
va receive TIE above regsd ana the hanks q the owner
7 osr-os RETURNING FRos BROOKLYN. A BLACK
IL Morocco Pocket Book, containing bills Of wharfage,
valuable 90 no but the whose name s the bills
Is u street or SO RVinstos street suitable reward
rill be siven. and the thanks o. the owner
I osT-or JANUARY 20, ON TsE WEST SIDE OF
epsnrg t9ein Cty bills aud shout sa shi n silver,
Il :, tas Bond street House, sss srosdwsy 4
Uc w in the afternoon q New Years day. from No.
name Linda IL hsstreet ears with feet and face trimmed
9,s nsy one restoring the same TO s owner a. No. 7oa
CTRhYED FROM TUE STABLE REAR OF so LEONARD
stree, 90 o.. ahs "a instant Bay liore sixteen hsnds
n .se ~ hs fore s VI the oTshs'a and slightly LANE
Information where be msy be found will be handsomely
cor Broadway and sesds steee,
STRAYED OR sToLEN-yEsTgRDAY AFTERNOON,
- the % sixteenth and Tenth avenue
vas numtered 81 .nd The horse ave Ola .bSa.
& Ss & 19d S Ss y sPs a .r.
~'y be found al e s' ssdy No Y
J will " PRESENTED 10 the extent Of the ias.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE REQUEST OF NUMBER or GENTLEMEN
"A who had not opportunity of hearing the of
the Rev. Dr. Hawks Thanksgiving Day the Doctor has
consented to repeat Saturday evening January 4th at
Calvary Church Fourth avenue sorner OF Twenty
street. Service to o'clock. The
evening will be thrown open to the public.
vTNHE REV. WIN. r. GORDON, CHURCH, CORNER OF
L Greene and Houston streets has commenced o
Of lectures Particular and General Providence Illus
trated by the life Of Joseph. These lectures will
nued through the winter commencing at o'clock the
evening The public respectfully invited attend.
Those attend ing particularly will find these
lectures highly interesting and instructive.
CONSTANT ATTEND ANT.
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yN0 TO the WICKED
w The coming events of the kingdom Of God
Cast their ominous shadows before,
And the nations are perishing un dor the rod
OF that sovereign whose name adore.
s. Snow will preach tomorrow, at l0 A. NJ and and
p. NJ, at All Broadway.
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FOR SALE AND 40 LET.

EoR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
on sss south Bay near the Village ssy2s
hs . h a Capt
the whole lies sioping beautifully towards beach,
S. s1sa s
horses Of largest island oe
ivy .as
Pa ON b s =, saay
in summer and quite temperate in winter These aivan-
ssses i Of the healthy found
selected sratsd fruit and an s1tensve garden oiled With
Haisy disciple
the az ss wi h
and tho nsishberipg streams Haasre Of the best
ssss 50
the Of ry S'ps ss .n s ns ss
on SopS nn Of & can
80 :, D. D. HOWARD. irving House. New York.
NEW HOUSES FOR sALE-THE TWO THREE STORY
asus hG S and lot: on the ns.th side
b Tn y days WORK with Al the modern
No Liberty rsy place near Maiden lane
FoR. sALlaA STEAM ENGINE AMP OTHER AP
belonging to stesmbos Il, yA1gGy TO- % ;,
nRUG STORE FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIN
lures of retail drug store handsomely fitted up,
doing good business in the village of Green port Long
Island Inquire of A. B. d. SANDS. 100 Fulton
HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-A
gentleman. about TO leave for Europe, offers for
entire furniture for $4,000 and the lease Of his house. APP
ply to G. j., 23i Fourth avenue
u ooMs TO RENT.-FURNIsHEs APARTMENT. FOR
~ single gentlemen without board Reference required.
5H Broadvay
T OFFS TO LET. IN MAIDEN LANE-PossEssIoN
Apply to iRA PRREGo Maiden .ne next
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
HOUSE WANTED.-A BUILDING ON THIS ISL AND,
between Twentieth and Ffteth streets the
purposes OF Church Hospital and large enoush TO contain
rem forty to sixty beds desired for term Of Adj
dress H. o. A., care Of John r. Mitchell corner Of Wall
and New streets.
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT. POSSESSION REQUIRED
before the LIST of February next respectable
neghborhood by small family, who will prove good
tenant. Address, with particulars, J. NJ box 2l20 Post
Once.
TINIURNlsHED ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
~ For lady and gentleman in pleasant situation, be-
tween Houston street and Union Square and Broad
be made The best Of references payment in advance
will be given Address NJ b. Union Square Post Office.
NANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY. A HOUSE. OR
w part of houe, furnished unished. Possession
TO be given by the LIST Of February Address Merchant Box
2.425 Post Office.
WANTED-A NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOM.
w first floor 'front.' in retired situation, No questions
be asked Address stating situation and terms Legate
Herald Once.
WANTED-APARTMENTS IN A GENTEEL HOUSE,
w for small family In the lower Of the city Terms
moderate References exchanged Address Frederieks, Box
3, Herald Once.
srEClAL NOTICES.
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TUNE CO.'S cIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEA-
- tire, 81 Bowery-James n. June & Co., PROPRIETOR
Doors alta quarter performance
quarter past Prices OF admissionfo Private Boxes IS
ccnts Boxes, rs cents Pit 12 sentThis saturday. Az
ternoon Grand Performance will be given
At half past o'clock In which Mr. Wallet will
Saturday Afternoon and Evening Jan will be
selection OF Equestrian and Classic Olympic
French Troupe Full Dress CAvaicade Scene Riding &c
Nile Louise In an act nship The pageant
Mile Rosa Prince, NILE. Josephine.
ERANKLIN MUsEUA-I75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-Two
the Afternoon and 1T half in evening The
81 other place Of In New York
Of Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering
performers being the largest and time the most
talented band in the United States Model
ts who selected for their beauty figure who
personate number Of beautiful abeaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient and modern times company Aral
Girls who through variety Of fests
ttrity nada Rosane, the only Female Jugger in the
worries sgn.r Rdgar the best ventroquis Magician in
e1stence with variety Of amusing every
ternoon and evening. Admisson-StAge Seats ceuts
Boxes. Is cents; Pavquet, l2Is cents,
GATTLER'S C0SNoRAMAs, CORNER BROADWAY AND
~ Thireenth St. admission IS oents The LIST section
ing OF collection Of 10 views Of Europe Minor Syria
the holy Land Egypt Nuba and Arabia will replaced 10
the course Of some weeks By equally interesting
ITO 1.-THE LYcEUH THEATRE SUDBURY
lpostpad to Mr. Bland Buttons Theatre New York or 10
cAeeyer ksq Attorney at Law, Court street. Boston
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NIBL0'S GAkDEN.-rI2AETS II ALL PARTS Or
the house SO cents ohdrn hall price Doors at
and this al future occasions st
O'Clock. anager Mr. John SETON The wonderful kavef
Family will perform in their grand aanc Of Ma
zulm, being their last appearance bat ttee this
Saturday evening January fght Rope. by Leon Javelt
and the Ravel Family Tv be followed by the comic
mime of J0CKo--The APT, aarastE Pipe, Francois RAJ
vel. To conclude with the comic ran omme OF hAZULA.
IN
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE Asrok PLACE. -asDUc-
ton OF Irce-Parquet and B"xes 81 90 hmpaiheAtre,
% cents Thirty subscriptions night First
ance OF sgnorns Terefa Parc3 siuee her return from
Philadelphia honday January6 o, ISL viii bs performeds
StrakosoLs grand tragic Opera in three OF
GIoAvkNA DI NAPoLI-6 ovanna sgnoriaa T. Pa-
rodi; Irene, sigIera Ayogadro; Lgo, signor Novclc
Rceardo. signor Loriti; Count Capano sgnor Bone
ventano; Fernando Signor Patt arnoldo. Niguor Gu
bei Doors quarter before To commence
81 half past oolnek.
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but reasonable 70 suppose that the Gift
cert will be just as brilliant and successful IL takes
next Wednesday evening and already nearly
tickets are disposed Of There will be- doubtless many
dIed again disappointed, for il is impossible extend
advertised number of tickets and there alton Of
third Gift Concert All those therefore wanting tickets,
should apply at the store 800 Broadway without delay
Aeesrs Jollie cannot reserve tickets for any
PHILHARMONIC soCiKTY-NINTH SEASON, 1850
ls5l-The second of this season will take place
At the Apollo Rooms Saturday evening January
The priL cipal pieces to be performed
phony in 9, by Fr sohubert the overtures La yesta
by spontin and Les deux Journees, by cherubin Sub
srptons &c. received At the stores OF Mess Scha
fenbsrg Luis, New York. and NJ X WeitEe Brooklyn.
BY order, H. @, TINM President.
J. 4. EssiGS, Secretary.
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n PRINCIPAL depot, % Maiden Liant. New York. These
ecohcs have been approved Of and adopted Of the
greatest surgical ventons Of the by all the pr,e
TONERS to whom they have been introduced To men ton
only the that the universally known, shall
refer in New York TO Professor Valentine Mott Doctors
ssrrish Rabineau sc and in Paris to Velteau Roord,
Brieheteau Sc Such names dispense with longer
list These leecbes are safer cleaner and csue much less
pain 70 the patient than the repye natural eeohes They
inaerable and used with eyerlasng
that boz of SIS Of g. Is worth 500 leechcs
We therefore request the reader TO take notice Of this i'm
venton, which inyaluble to the farmer the doctor to
every head o. family. LAMBERT ALEXANDRA.
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w PRICES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE GIVE A
w splendid performance. this evening Ia Lakes
Hall, corner OF Hudson and Grove sreets-Negro
gses dancer, and lectures pnrebology and
Doors at half past g. begin naf Z Tickets
Priees music store, $50 Hudson street.
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MECHANICS FALL. No. AZ BROADWAY. ABOVE
1v1 Grand sree-Opoa night during the week unl
farther notice. The original well known CHRISTIE
hINSTRELS comprising eeent and versatile "oorps
Of talented" and perieneed under the
nagement of r. Chrsty whose in This city for
succession OF four have ved with favor By
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
Doors hatph half
o'clock The Of Chusys ainstrels
informed that the
certs will be discontinued for the future
day, afternoon Consert oompenciug at ocook, p NJ
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NEW YORK PRINTERS UNIoN--A REGULA
meeting 81 The uni.n takes place this evening AT the
room, Fountain Hail. l9 Bowery. Puncual endance
requested as business o. Importance connected With u
welfare Of the Union, will he before the
Triper Hall. Tuesday evening January ISL BY order
HORACE GREELEY, President.
JAS. X WARD Sec. pro tenn.
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ITO CONNoISsEURS.-A LOT OF ENGRAvINGs-
Proofs and Proofs on India paper after the choicest
per cent by H. GARBANATI, Frame Maker. Glider and
Decorator, 1853 Sixth street, avenues and ID.
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DRivATE DANCING AND WALTzING.-MR. Scar
ing will form classes Tor the last quarter this
during the second week in January. his academy
Bond street Ladies' And gentlemen who wish 10 attent
frequently than the class twice week co. by
N skins early application as above.
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GERMAN THEATRE-CHAMBERS STREET LYCIUn
~ No 81 next door 20 Burtens Theatre. on saturday
the 4th Of January, 1851 will be perfo THE MANU-
FACTUkER, three-act drama, by Dsvrient. and TWO
w Friedrich. 1-' =
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THE TURF.


JJElcN COURSE. /. I.,m-,TRorrING.--swEEPsrA
~ ter $Au And Will be trottsd Sor Monday pru
"a e halt past r NJ prsvisey.-A swesp.taSs kr foo
yh b uotsd for by fine acid Of saddle horses mile boats
bes< three m hys, to saddles. D. rHer Dutch
Shasasy; Woodruff q Trojan; A. Dison aa,n-
Rsph Immediately Gftcr crack sold VI horses will
sso gusse 81 go mile heats best thrse bar
Hose T. v snedcor snters b. Ia. eusan; j. d NoManu
ssrs b Senator James whe!yisy enters sh. Fanny;
eeoHe Nelson enters b. Nelson Colt Ths JsaEy Lad
Lane OF Stages VIII hourly Grand aud Psck
slip fcryfes, Wamsburgh. Fare zach way. isz sents
Alec ssgss - sAoese at Fulton Perry Brooklyn at
and eeeck. r. NJ Pare way p soats-rcturnins
soon ~ the trote
JOIN l. sNEDIcoR. Proprietor.
i MON COURSE LONG lSLAND.-MokDAY,A APRIL
~ n great trotng match between the celebrated horses
Silehrst and Dan Marble for % Ms heats boot three
hys 70 20 they please. Mr. CANNED enters Gilehrst
MI Brooks enters Dan Marble To OF precisely vt
2osiosk Also, match Of 500 ~ be trotted for At
o'clock r. H. Mile heats to harness. bot ween br m Cam
bridge Girl and 8. e. Shaekle back Mr. Barr names and
70 drive Cambridge Girl Mr. Nctabe aud to drive
Shsskle Back. JOHN !. sALDIcoR Proprietor.
ID ED HOUSE PLEASURE COMMUNICATING
n purse of s25 Will OF Wednesday tbs 5Oth,
Tor that ~ mile heats best
three under saddle Entries - close at the above
house Tuesday evening BY O'Clock Three to make
race, and two to start. L. LrfF, Proprietor.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, PANAMA. n. G.-THIs EsTA-
"A thshmsnt the largest Tuto house tc Isthmns
situated on hh ground In the most airy and healthy per-
ton OF town, and in the centre ~ business ny kind and
careful attention hope to share the o the pub
hc II. GIDEON ELY, and j. N. STAPLES, Propristors.
r1'Hf REVIVAL OF THE old FOUNTAIN AND cUoP
HouseG hcnsett respectfully inform. his fent and
tho public that b. has 10 iT Waksr street
Tie Bo~ery where he viii tp hand all the delicseis OF
tie with the best Of beverage from the &c., &c.
b. B.-A good Quot Ground and other Gymnastics.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, ssc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.
Nrw YORK HORSE BAZAAR "a CROSBY sTgEEr -
Auston sale q iiorses carr,sgg. liarsos. a. ,rr
20. having Ir.rsr,y g d,g,'e ~ VIII please 70 cal aai
JoiiN Il. CiTFIEtp rrOrrie'ar.
IoKsE ron sALr.-A pAPpLE GREY nor B.
about sistssn hands seven years oit scurd ana NJ
sna VII r"'t - sith'r sns's 'r aoa.e =, ="
equal il the city snd e. sedd hoe, he be- ~ snrer
w VIII ts warranted scund AM sold or ST hrry y
kycrson towards livery stable, Strncr q Thirteen
street and bresssay.
HORSES ron sALE-CoNsrANTLY on uaNDASD
- .Ssi, s sis St ss W. 81 Ss
S.s - hs Srs. M g, hoo ~ a pour ,esS
uorsEs AND corrf ron sALr-A rAigor LARGE
lay Horses, ard ouvart oup for fala ehfs apped
~ iw"eaistey at stable southwest eurnsF Of feonth
NEW YORK STATE uorsrs poa sAir-.TNo VERY
~ hnc Horses hoy traNni tiat and rcntie
II snglc larnesa Or und'r - saels WI = varria'ed
snh an are ony one Nech ron ta lafa ~ WHEN w.
n.rs t.',1 Any Per.pI u Saa' e seoi Asr'a aAg
Brseki; .. = '''''' " ''''' INV '''
EARorcIf-Toh SALE. Cnr NJ 'rnhioR rnour-
.,ns, II N.estsa street ony Forty D.larF eett "a
MOUTHS 40 ot.r Two liutdtsti
I tgur wACoS FOR sirE-NtnE ~ GoDwiS.-
- y VI, tn Snamssisd l.aitf masing VIZ ~ l'.a9s
81" aus ,sins t,tle used 4 n t,rt saol erief AFJ
DuAToN rOK sALE-A DOUBLE HORSE, Two
h leone ard lish, sud hat cuts ten Vet about uine ~
"a ,oft savilrov h. sod fsr st7i Army Il iyersn
hsvards livery stable, corner 10 ihiranta street ana
''''e"'s' . -4----a----
p0tKAwAY.-A rrRNtsurn COTTAGE TO LEr
~ WITH ~ lfuso ana stable. r0stsgien oreu imBe
fe. . 500 Afrly % {. H. CLARK co, "
20 nO0 uoEsEs-DtrtN THr LAsr rew
cV;VoV nerths, gFsar4t 'ae .',,, !. @e ~. 4
~ H. ~, ~ 1, is'. 4, tl !,
hth " ~ rot.irx esn esaal ~ ~ 2. ant t..
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SALES by AUCTgON.

N s. HoUGu, AUCTIoNERR.-A CHANCE RON
- BargainsAcnday mornip ~ 10 clock, az Green
eh Avenue ass.sy article mu ~ cleared out before the
Lat hayeons sting of household FuSnsurs Of de-
seription-laror, bedroom, AaA which win be
peremptorly cold Well worthy the attention Of house.
keepers and dealers. Rain shine.
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HOSIEsTH ADS,

HOME FOR ALL-NAAHArrAN BUILDING Asso-
"A citation instituted under The
May l0Persons lsrous Of loinns present patcs
mrt subscribe on or .efor the second Monday May The
equitable it, essrs 81 high a~dnx and praetieai
experience Shsres $500 mentally de~ e.y So No. l. tho
trne 10 escape high rents MORGAN M0KGANs Preet
W l.. Bosrocs. secy, no Has-su st<ret. Room ..
meeting will he held at tne Crystal rs Grand street
Monday evening April scfock The Secsc.ary and
III ready rco<vs subscription at ssk
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ITO LET-T0 \ SMALL cENTEgL FAMILY OF
PERSONS. in respectable healthy nci,iiar-
teod near Ionpkns sguar. The second roor q lar:
,1hNen horre fsem The lt OF May. None hat r..Tsc-
all. family, With good reference need address
Herald ohcc stating present residence ami number -
family.
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vT'O LLT-A NEW BRICK DwELLING. on Tr,Rry

Il WNtfth street., SCNVtth avenue. wO
trtGn water throughout: Al~n t.n.-
ments In dwellings Thrtyreycnth street
avenue; troton In each Tor SNAIL
lies Apply 70 G. Partridge In the STONE buins THIRTY
sixth ttrrt rear seventh avenue, or CSrranI sf.st
10 look
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DARTSrR-wAN1Fp A PERSON IN Az AUCTION
TIE TRADES.

yyANTED-FlyE LADIES DRESS car MAKERS -
w 70 these Who are tiilfu god hNnds eon-
a4tou, frady cmrtywent for respectable
affrtntices. also lev sood Mantilla hands Apply
Mrs.. RICHMOND, 81 tIreadeay.
iIANTED-ForR on FIVE youVG woNEN TO
w tearn THntalron mah}rw-tle hest Of custom work
Mere tut rood need amply. Nars fifen after tn
tf mouth. ArpY 81 - Pearl street NJ stairs lack ROOM
ltANTFr--A r0nENONaN ~ 4 pREssNAkfNG
W ttfAltrfnt. al0 tent Drsss Makers, aud
yorr isdes vho fpoa ~ Inquire y 40
sttfr Place. thif wttF.
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ITO BrTCHEES.-FoR SALE THE CORNER srttL,
No and No T. adjoining IN uncn Marset, iately
enpied by FELIX Quinn deceased the slaughter house,
stable and sheds in Narn will be let 1s good
tenant ty applying 10 Mrs QUINN No. S2 Sixth
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DANCING.

MADAME CRAylIR, LATE VILE DEsJsRDiSs.
w respectfully iunrps htr friends aud patrons that hr
Dancing Academy viii b. renewed TIE ist Of Mag. TO %
Clinton Place.