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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
POLITICAL NOTICE.

~ Seventeenth Ward.-At meeting Of the Demo
tFsric Wing Committee OF the Seventeenth Ward, held al
the Henry Clay House. Dec 27th the following Preamble
and Resolutions were adopted;
Hhere0s This Committee about TO close their official
year they feel called upon before separating TO express
heir ardent attachment and continued confidence In their
sbe worthy and devoted Assistant Alderman, Charles
Dean Esq and sincerely regret that circumstances would
rot allow him meet the wishes Of his constituents by ac
eepting nomination.
Therefore Resolrsd That in personal and political as
socarons with respected and esteemed hieud and As
etant Alderman we with sincerity say that no Ward
has been more ably represented in the Common Council
favored with more prompt high minded and efficient Off
Ger
Resos<d That IN the retirement Of Alderman Dean, from
the Office he has filled entirely 70 the satisfaction OF the
Ward be carries with him the Individual regard Of each
and every member Of this Committee, well for his pr
yae worth public services and we trust health pros
penty and happiness may attend him for the future.
Resofcd That the above Preamble and Resolutions De
rublishsd IN the Express and Tribune.
NATHAN G. ELY, Chairman, pro tenn.
WET CHAPMAN. Secretary. il It,
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL
DUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
leRAILROAD COMPANY.-TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR MORTGAGE LOAN.
G0HA AAn


Sealed proposals will be received until Saturday the 4h
day Of January next at O'Clock, for One Hundred and
Ninety Thousand Dollars Of the first and only Mortgage
Bonds Of the Rutland and Washington Railroad Company
bearing Six per per interest," and redeemabe
IL ten annual instruments Of 900 EACH from July 1885,
TO July ], 1864.
These Bonds are in sums of $1,000 esch with Coupons
attsched payable al the Mechanics Bank HewYork,
The mortgage covering these Bonds executed to Shep
herd Knapp, President Of Mechanics Bank and Daniel s.
Miller ESQ, l6l Frontst NewYork in trust for the bond
This mortgage covers the line from Rutland VI to sa
lem. Washington Co ~ Y, 40 miles which is contracted
for 81 OOOd Co., and the Trustees empowered in case
Of desu OF payment OF interest or principal on these
bonds TO take possession Of or sell the whole property
Of the same for the benefit Of the bondholders.
The proceeds of these Bonds be devoted 10 the pu
chase Of Iron for the Road from Ruand Salem the whole
subscriptions along the line Of the Road.
The Rutland and Washington Road forms linz ofthe rail-
read communication between New York and Montreal via
Troy and being The sh0restrOue will command large
ton ofthe hroughsyel Iuns through some ofthe richest
between Rutland and Troy tits believed, will yield aarge
revenue The Road passes about midway throughs dis
nic SO miles wide, between the Green Mountains the
East and the Chsmpain Canal the West and has Ihr-
wing population OF 10000 The marble and other quarries
snG The along this route very valuable and
VIII furnish large amount Of traffic TO the Road
The line Will be completed In July, 1851, aud have ~
Ger OF straight line and grsde so feet the mile
The Road is entirely completed and is being successfully
worked from Rutland TO Castleton, II miles. From Cas-
will be completed in the Spring The iron bought for the
whole rosd and the eQUpRge contracted for. Cars viii be
running from Rutland 10 Salem in August next when the
road from Salem Troy Will also be completed and the
whole line from Troy TO ROuses Point in operation
Full particulars can be Obtsined by application TO the
Trustees where the mortgage can be examined and pnn
ed exhibit Of the affairs ofths Road obtained.
twin be that the holders Of these OF Bonds
have the first and only lien upon property costing mil
lion OF dollars.
IL the intention OF the Company to reserve sinking
fund Of "A per cent the Capital annually, amounting
$4,000 for tie punctusl redemption OF these Bonds.
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 Gilbert Cobb johnson,
50 Wsl-st and Endorsed, Proposals for Rutland aud
Washington Bonds"
Parties whose bids accepted will be required to pay
ten upon the acceptance OF the bids forty per cent
on the 10Th OF January and 50 per the 10Th Of jan
uary next.
Interest will commence from tho Let OF January
GILBERT, COBB l. JOHNSON, 81 Wsil-sL
Hew-York, Dec. IS. 1850. DIS
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SHADE PAINTERS! SHADE PAIN.

DAINTERS! GLACIERS SASH
MAKFRsii Builders and others interested, remeu-
her that SAMUEL SCH0ONMAKER, Chslham-Sqasre,
offers for the very hest qualities Of French and Amer
can Glass of all sizes from 6x8 TO S4x46 al the very lowest
cash prices Painters in particular. may bear IN mind that
by the cid Of -FOUR EXTENSIVE STEAM POWER
PAINT MILLS kept constantly In operation an enabled
TO sell better articles OF Paint at lower prices than any
other manufactures in the United States. Paints, Oils,
Putty Brushes and every article in the line In any quantity
SAMUEL SCH0ONMAKER,
6Chahsm-square, NewYork.
NIB City purchasers will have their goods delivered Ia
condition and free Of charge to any part the city,
IL Imeodh
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NOITCE.-Tha following payments will
Sbe made d. the Office Of he Subscribers, lanoverst.
Ga and sfler the ID Jalusry. l35L
Interests Warrants the Saratoga aad Washington RAJ.
road Co At per cent per annum.
Interest Warrants the Bonds Of The HOusiOnc Railroad
Co Bt per cent. per auuum.
Semisnnual Dividend The Capital Stock Of the Stock
bridge and Pilisfled Railroad Co at per cent per
Rnnum
On and after The 10Th January, 1851.
Interest Warrants the Bonds OF the NaugatucE Railroad
Co at per cent per snnUm. -
New-York, Dec 81, 1850. jiui
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a u. A., |. o. of o. f., S. of t., l.
SEs OF R., MASDNS and other Societies requiring BY
Laws Notices Bills or Printing OF any description VIII be
certain of having their work well done the time prom
lsed and at reasonable prices at BAKER, GOODWIN
co s STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, IN the
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. oieers and Committees OF
Societies are invited to call and examine specimens OF
Work Satisfaction guaranteed. ~ Civil and courteous
treatment to ali BAKER. GOODWIN co. Printers,
Tribune Buildings, Third Stories.
$50 cod Enuance Sprueest
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a Nm. p..o,d,rg Secretary il IT,
~ Redemption from spectacIesnNssganTrsslS Sigh

~ Redemption from OVERWHELMINGLY S'en'
rsssso-ed ard Near Sight Cured.-FrOf BRONSON en-
hs 10 preserve their natural sight TO restore
AZ have been used for years and 10 cure Near
es al In few weeks months, without pam, nsk or
lrry and Of reasonable expense Diseased eyes also
,-sstsd Inward of 5000 references given. None ont
40 letters received Students instructed Medical al
~ sr5 prescriptions given Homeopathic Hydropshic.
'OgucE DAYs-In Boston, every Monday al the MAIL
soso Hotel, from 8 A NJ to6P. NJ
In ats Waren-st every other Thursday from
40 y NJ Saturday, from 10 80 to wit Jan. z, 4, TO-
Is Philadelphia s s4 Chestnut It. from to ~ OF every
o,Ser Friday, 20 wit: Jan. 8, H. &c.
In Worcester, al the American, from 10 10 50 OF every
c,ber sdsy, 10 wit: II, 20, &c. -, -.
IN Springfield At the Hampden House. from 10 Joy OF
everv other wednesday forenoon, TO wit jan 10 ~ &c
Ir hartford the American from TOT, OF every oner
Wednesday afternoon, 10 wit Jan. ID, ~, &c;
M Trenton at the fremont House, every other Thursday
evening from 10 10 o'clock wit Jan. 10, &c il II
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H. D. CULVER, (late of Washington Co.
hu.N W has removed 10 this City and opened LAW
OFFICE At 76 Wat where he intends devotiug himself
duties Of his profession IN the several Courts OF the
city the State and OF the United States.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Lu'. Gov. Geo. w. Patterson,
Hon. Washing ton Hunt Samuel Stevens Esq. Albcby.
lion Wm.W Campbell, NY Horace Greeley, N. y:
Hon. Willis Hall syl 2s
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CLARENDON.-The undersigned re-
Ospecifuy informs the pubic that additional part Of
this Hotel (which Is situated Nos 90 and " Unlonplaee
The reception OF guests On MONDAY jan Sth which will
be finished and furnished in the superior manner as
only Ia this country but ia lie world for arrangements Of
suits OF rooms cOnyenieuces Of bath rooms, elegance Of
furniture &c .,
The travelling public informed that this hJIe has no
public with the H. but that all the coaches
bearing the ofthe different houses public licensed
hacks will convey passengers this other Ho.
tel may be required, at i've regular rates Of fare
o. {. PUTNAM, Proprietor
Newton Dec. &c, 1850. $50 2wsA
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.ARNTTM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RHIN1N = NJ - y II y. II y =. -,
GREENwoop Jr Assistant Manager -NEW-YEAR
DAY AND NIGHT.-FIvE PERFORMANCES AZ II
AM ROBERT MACAiRE. At ~ and M. The RlNA
CAPTAiNs followed by the BLACK STATUS. At
ard PM.THE MAGIC WAND AMI ROLAND FOE
AN OLIVER. The entire Chinese Museum. late OF 50
Broadwav has been added ohises,abshment Admission
IS cts children under 10 years Of l2i cts Parquee
and First Circle l24 cents extra
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SECOND MUSICAL GIFT CON-

SECOND MUSICAL GIFT CON-
SCERT AT TRIPLER HALL. to follow immediately
the NEW YEAR GIFT CONCERT.-The subscribers
have The honor to announce that the Unprecedented de-
mand for the Tickets OF the New Year Gin Concert hay
rg exhausted he hxed number OF aanssSns ~ .sy
Gin Concert TO be conduced on the same scale OF liberal
fly the fret; and trust that their renewed efforts 70 ac
commodate the public will meet WIN as large snare OF
popular favor ana support For this purpose Grand
P'P VOCAL AND Instrumental CONCERT
will be given after which the Drawing Will take place
Tickets of admission will be fixed al Two Dollars which
will afford he holder chance Of one of the following
hs with admission to the Concert and dollars worth
ofoopuar and beautiful Music selected according to his
own choice from the subscribers large stock .,.
Tickets OF admission TO the Concert only, ~ cents
LIST OF THE RARE AND VALUABLE GIFTS.
FIRST GIFT-The magnificent boudOr Dolce Csmpsns
Piano OF JENNY LIND. valued at $1,000 e.
This superb instrument, Manufactured expressly Tor
Jenny Lind and used only by her in her private room
while in New-York. This Piano Is elsboaley finished
those Of America gorgeousy emblazoued in coor This
valusbe memenIo Of the sorousy Jenny Lind has been
much hit after and many liberal offers have been made
at private sale but the Subscribers have deemed sdvsa
bic TO leave 1t open for public competition; 49,. c...
SECOND GlFT-One OF The celebrated Doice Canpana
Pianos valued at 500 -,
THIRD GIFT.-Asuperb seven octave Rosewood Piano,
Forte, elaboraelycarved and eXqlisey hnsneu' 'ueu
FOURTH GIFT-A splendid seven octave Rosewood
PisnoForte tablet front and richly finished valued AZ
GIFTS 6, T. 8, Q, TO- H. 70, Is, a. Is and 49, twelve
CHS H. is IS. &C. q and o. SIX valuable and rchoned
Flutes. ,, ,,
Gifts %, a. 25, 8, y, %, - and 80, elgh1 improved
and beautiful AccoTdeOns.
The value Of these costly and useful Gifts Is close upon
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Only Twenty Five Hundred Tickets, al TWO dollars
each, viii be Issued
The Tickets numbered from to $500 viii be placed IN
the drawing box The drawing aer the first part OF me
Concertl 10 be under the supervision OF gentlemen well
known 10 the community and of integrity unimpeschAble
The first number drawn 10 be entitled to tie fret gin and
so on in succession. The ts If desired to be delivered
TO the fortunate winners The eveninf OF ne a'Slns
Tba n obtained al oUU bfOalWays
Oh next day. or any succeeding day after the Concert:
The names Of the Professional Talent engaged and aso
the Programme OF the Concert will be shortly announced
S. c. JOLLIE co. $50 Broadway.
The books now open for names, aud tickets ready
for delivery d3O5I
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ISE BROADWAY.-GEO. P. PUT
II Q La - A II A D EcI,A-rIX RECEINEn PROM

Xxx BROADWAY.-GEO. p. PUT
lsJetNAM HAS RECENTLY RECEIVED FROM
LONDON AND PARIS, AN EXTENSIVE AND NALU-
ABLE COLLECTION OF CHOICE AND ELEGANT
ROCKS adapted for Christmas ard New.Yesr Presents
including the Latest Publications Of England and France
many of which are in the richest bindings and others
SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED AND ILLUMINATED.
well selected collection OF STANDARD AND AT
TRACTIVB WORKS FOR LIBRARIES, In various
bindings specially adapted also tor presentation TO those
BOOKS OF SUBSTANTIAL AND PERMANENT
VALUE comprising every desirable name IN ENGLISH
AND AMERICAN LII ERATURE.
Taste, Liberay and Economy may be equally sanshed,
tho prices vary from Is cents to $3.50 and are guaran
eed TO be as low as those OF any other house for the
books
Among other valuable books suitable for Presents, are
the works Of the following Authors IN every variety Of eie
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WANTED.

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-A large
4 ssnd well established WING NEWSPAPER the only
one IN the County suaied the capitol OF Of the New
England States The Office is well furnished its patron
age greater thar papers Of It's class. Oneha one
ihrd two-thIds the whole oft will be sold The latter
VIII be pTee ed the present proprietor wishes 10 leave
hapa ofthe county Inquire of tho Editor OF The Tn
bune il Sw
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NETWORK AMPHITHEATER, 81
I 7 Ro,per,-JAnEs II. JUNE / co. Propretofs-
srrb bat two Of the great and uuaoproacnsbe Engsh
isster W n WALLETT-TH PERFORMANCES
commence with Gnliver and he Lilputans. IN which ne
great Be- fssr Giant appears Startling acts o. kdng anc
Gymnastics in which the 1napprOachaJe Frencn LrOpe
viii nppear By universal request, the beautiful FAIRY re-
geant OF INDERELLA will be continued during the no
hdays Private boxes 80 eu Boxes Is cts.; Pin ~ eA
Doors open al st. performance TO commence al Il O'CLOCK
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WANT PLACES.

A ASSISTANT in a Wholesale Store as
:. light Porter by intelligent Young Man (Amenean)
years Of age anxious and willing work good referen
Gee Gee given Address EDWARD, care Of M. SPHINX. 407
nfoome-sl il It,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway,

M ECHANIC'S HALL, 472 Broadway,
Iva above Grand-sL-0PEN EVERY NIGHT during the
week. until further notice. -
The original and well known ChkISTYS MINSrRELs,
under the management Of L P. CHRlSTY, whose Con-
eerts Ia this city for succession Of four years have beea
received with favor by highly respectable and fashionable
audiences Tickets q cts Doors open al 81 commence
a7k The patrons of Chrstys Minstres respectfully
Informed that the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts WIN
be discontinued for the future. On NEW-YEARS' DAY
en- Afternoon Concert, commencing al O'CLOCK 81 L.
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~ New-Year Evening.-RepetiIion Of the FIT
,ser;b Anniversary 1.-THE Bethel Sunday School, No 81,
ysillske place on NEW YEAR EVENING, In the African
Betbel Church In Seconc-sL between avenues aud C.
Exercises ofan interesting character and to commence
7l o'clock Tickets Of admission l21 CENTS to be mad AZ
door The proceeds are for the Cnnrca III
EYGepereI society of Mechanics and Trades
men Of the City of New-fcrk.-Ihe regular meet,
me OF the Society will be held al Mechanics Hall, AZ
Brosdwsy this "wednesday evening at one hour after
mnset III III THOMAS EARLE, Secretary
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HvE LLUW SIS VI n ) I r r l. s.
IL CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR FESTIVAL
The Manager Of Fellowss Ministries, Id returning thanks
bis patrons and the public for the unprecedented patron
age extended TO his popular Concerts for The last nine
months begs that neither pains expense will
be spared to make this Band the perfect every part
The Concerts will be continued every evening during The
week and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons Adj
mission Is cents Private Boxes for six S. Concert a. II
O'clock dS
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EURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
DARTNER WANTED-A middle aget

NkhN w n ~ L ASCu
n foreign gentlemen, who has been for twenty years
merchant In Europe where he has many friends Of high
standing IN busnesss DESTROYS OF forming scorecuon with
gentleman OF responsibility possessing capital OF about
$4,000 10 establish Foreign Commission House in this
ey The advertiser IL IN receipt OF considerable
sgnmeuls Of produce, which would be increased 1.-THE
usual facilities offered Possessing the Spanish Ian
guage, ana having friends also Ia the West Indies Mexico
and South America the business may be extended 20 hose
quarters with every chance OF success TIE 5es, references
viii be given and required preliminary without which
nothing be catered into Address A. LEAL, Union
square Post0fhce. d2s a..
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xHTANTED TO PURCHASER small

w FARM or GARDEN SPOT, with suitable Inn
arovements such as House out houses fruit trees, with
q without stock. Any person having desirable place to
dispose Of bargain not than thirty miles from the
city, viii find purchaser by addressing note 20 Garden
err postpaid Tribune Office Staten Island preferred.
d2 9teOdr
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nIVIDEND.-The President and Direc-
2Iors of the Ocean Bank have this dav declared Div
dend of five per the Capital Stock payable on and
amer FRIDAY, the leth OF January next The transfer
books will be closed until that day. By order Of the Board
j. S. GIBBONS, Cashier
NeyE.York Dec 81, 1880 il eodlms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - nyrrr CHATHAM-SQ cor. East broao"sy
f"'f''''N'' New York January, !, 1851 y
iu Addition 90 the one me oeiee Ior Toe recsp
fess ~ win view rendering u the Rrsat o p, I'M
spsieh, have established SPECIAL sSA AN. eeIots
FCEs where letters can DC Ess ~ Mss ard for.
tsso ,hs General Posi- Oaee the sane nsh o. aeps
hereby enabling hose whose [esdes ss,s mailed al ss
Bon ihe MAJ, ~ AZ Tor The morning malls and ely
Sspsseh The following localities are 'pce'i 10
nail dercsii . ,,,,,, 4. % Stationery store
q. .s1 PP,,ccsdwSy-John Meakim, prggelst r,.u,.,
M Cana, tcor Lsure5sl-yA I RAMS DrSsssL
81 8, s,,b A. between lib and l2lh sls-W L. Jones'
Bookstore. ~, NH. n-,,cis,
~ b n 80, Seringl-RObt A. Sands Druggist
.ss I,,5so5. tcor Spripg)-Wm III Loines Orugglst
20 brt ~. cor S, Make placid Sargent DfassiS~
~ serood-si- Sylvester Post Bookstore ,,,.Dro
blw Aa--o-, -
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xAryed from England city reference given Gs regards
sonesty and strict attention 10 business addressed
70 W Grandft will be- attended to. ISL 81
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NATION

JANUARY l. Is5l.-THE NATION
~ Al POLICE GAZETTE returns lis warInest 'hatks
TO s frens pauons. ard the public generally Tor nelr
Unlimited patronage from It's commencement mp 10 This
tin e. having now larger crcn than any Weekly Ps
ifrity appear on THURSDAT MORNING teeming win
ifs rch Dad al intellectual fOod wei adapted for me New
Year II Will consi3 besides exciting chapter IN life oil
the Brigsnd Of the West" Englh. French and German
Criminal News &c; TIE Closing mp OF me testimony
Speeches Counsel Charge Of The Recorder NerdcLof
the jury snd fns conviction of George w Niles ana Ms
ihsniel w Roberts Ia the famous Niles Conspiracy case
more details in the Forrest Divorce Case; something curl
but very mysterious about certain Bank Note on
u Chester Co Bank Pa the President OF which Bank
robbed sometime since as well as ne1ry hundred
other exciting articles which should be read by every one
Office lO8 Nasssusi Sold everywhere only cents IT.
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WANTED.-A Building on

n this Island between TEenueth snd tHue,n ss
adapted to the purpose of Chnseb hospnsi ana arge
Of wears Address Ii. q A. OF John Mitchell cor
aef of Wal and New SITS u Nv"
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GSA REWARD Lost on Monday
ROOEvenng. the sch inst at the jewelers. Bal Al
RING The finder will receive the above reward BY re
turning il 10 HENRY GOODWIN, West Fiiieenthst OF
100 Reade-sL il "
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CCOUNT BOOKS FOR l65l.-New
IA Firms and others in Of Blank Books invited
10 call at n Madenane We offer large assortment OF
the frat quality low prices. Notes, Dras, Diaries for
1851 Copying Presses and all kinds Of Paper and Station
cry articles Cards. Circulars Cheeks Bills 8c printed al
the lowest Iaies FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Stahoners, Printers and BoOkbinders,
Il 9ts n Maiden lane.
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WANTED.-A Partner in an establish
edhght Manufacturing Business The work is all
ordered ana paid for "a
cd 10 anv extent. About $500 In cash Oo ro,r~:-~
Address b. C. d. Tribune Office. il liz
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DENOMINATION WANTED of GEO.

GNEWTON, a native of SHEFFIELD Eng, by trade Table
Knife Halter, last heard from IN New-York. Address
given care Of Smith, Park Theaer, Oct q 1898 BY ep-
plying at 81 Johns N Y he will hear OF something 10 his
advantage. DIS SawZw'
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~ Early Closing OF stcres.IAtthe ss' r s.sI
essing OF the Dry Goods Clerks Mutual ana s.
Rrn; - ,,,.
r.s. w Davies ID A. L. MeMahOn Sd
s Mspes, 4th J H. Peck. -,,.1 p...a
s,rSayses-C corresponding, w; A. Chaddock heeo no
ise W Abbott; Assistant do, Z. nNiey riS-u'0' W.
'T,sasvrey--J w. Fedden. 49,,
T,rstees-J OBuen, o. c. Denton, A. DoIylass
By order of the Association, , =, -,
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POARD--A gentleman and wife, also
ABsinge gentlemen, can find desirable rooms for the
winter at al Wanen-st suit Of rooms on the first floor
for a small family. Terms moderate and references re-
uired. "a I'm"
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MAYORS OFFICE. December 81, 1851
SE Card.-Mayor Woodruff viii be happy 70
esnds snd fellow citizens on New-Year Day al the
r.,ors ONCE City Hall, between u and O'CLOCK.
hYT ASHER TAYLOR, First Marsne4.
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman
-RS wishes BOARD for himself lsdy and daughter, with
furnished rooms, in FIRST class house in the vicinity OF Un-
ion Place Park Address G. A. c. at this Office il 2tF
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BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

ETA Gentleman and bis Wife ard one two single Gen.
temen can be accommodated with pleasant Rooms In p
vate family, 50 Firsst minutes walk from the Peck
slip Ferry. Boats every FIVE minutes during the day
do linz
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BOARD is Wanted in Private Fami-

ROAKU-Att the private Mansion House
-Hb61 Greenwich ST. Gentlemen, with single beds and
light airy rooms 81 so per Day Boarders 81 par
week; Transient Boarders 50 cent? per dhy dl3 lm*