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IEsURANCEs.

HEALTH INSURANCE AssoCIArIoN-AeENrs
wanted 70 operate for the Mechanics Union
ton In al the prscpa places in the United sstes This
Association i the only srely Mutual Health Insurance
Company in the U. s. Those Wishing Agency will ad-
dress All communications 20 ~ u. DIAN, President %
the nechanics Union Association. once No. Goodrich
buildings, Springfield, n.s
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
Nv oiety Of London.-Genern Agents Ofnos, III wall
street. New York, Jan. l. iss1.-NOTfCE-Tn pursuancs
resolution Of the Board Of Directors the hitherto
tshns mode Of csns Of cnehs or tvothrds Of the
mon snnus premiums raid ~ the Insured 10 discontinued
IN reference 70 policies be hereafter granted Ana ths
system Of leans for the future. viz. -
party Insured for the rhsle o. life any
bsrrov ons half the amouEt 81 snnua premium vithout
.se or security or sopotit Of policy and 10 entitled
div aon 81 profits.
He msy any time surrender his policy and rscegvs
back a value thereof oneks the raid Nv him
In annusl common rremiGn This form IA
only 70 policies here,fter % he isypss. ~
"A party already nsg,-a for vh0s life nav al r.vmsut
sma sum. tohvtr his insuraase new policy utou
the loan system nov Introduced.
Parties sressy inspred and entitled 70 tvo-thrd loan
are not shut out from sst two Aird Loan they er.r IA
urcn the terus STATED IA tho sootetys pa aphlots.
party may, moderate annual premium, IN Tor
sum insured " tspn will be raid 70 him or Ii he dies
before reschns that the full will be raid
W his family or LEGAL representatives..
Acrrr0 niF scrops goa gaNuspy.
q. n. HAflCHr, Charman.
Jehn y Palmer Wm. Van Hook Robert .. Dillon ans
sam y Rowland. Henry Indian T. Kearnv Rodsers.u.D.
y. LEANsER STARR gsnsrsl Agent
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ExPREss AGEnCIEs.

HARNDkNs EMPRESS PoR NEW ORLEANS AND
nehile All goods entrusted 20 for Or
IeAns Mobile er cities adaceut, viii Re forwarded with
Irourtness and desrstch, BY
Burns, Convcs Co. 81 Camp ttreet, New oriesn.
CRIMSON 4 coyNrw oaIRANs ExPR,xs yEa n
~ Isol-On TUESDAY, Feb II, thai send an express
me.nser IN chsE. 81 small and v.lnable parcels Ouly
New orleans rer steamship Georgia shoald splendid
mesmshp North Amariea leave Cor Nee Orleans
day ~ there sout prospect % her dang shall despatch
an express viii frssht % every description. Prompt
uon paid 70 the eelisstion q drafts notes and bills
srfxsONs co. ~ wall street.
IsTunUs TRANSPORTATION WALTER FIELD. ron
me lss tive year. readent ~ Psrsms ard An Frsn-
ceco havng returned % Psnsma for the
setting business there rli receive Chseres psnsma,
All soods that be sent 70 him for kipssnt an rrsu
oscc and 81 the usual Ter Inquire
a. the once q Livingston. Wells Co. w.u street, New
fort, January ~. 1881.
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~ ns psu half pirs gukrere and eishths Burgundy,
RIA Condor from Port Nendre 90 half
,skbs Rsstesu hrasdy dsrk ard pale per Awede sale
ty CAZFT y AaTOTT. 81 water street.
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ABUSE N E NrU.

RowIRY rnlsTRr.soxEs q CTS PIT ny OR
s :s ':s 1. la :.
:sS sssss = siss a':: = :'ss;
is.rse 'ss saas p.
Robert Ansud Mr. Eartin walter ArnstOs. Miss o.rpss.
r. Win
eotAn Fright, MS Wsieot
RURTohs THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET. REAR or
FANNY D.ss; 9',s; ssa
pmsyS ~ wiii 10 played tbs drama Of DonBr SON
She sf rsss. ss'is. ssP:sas s.
E -: I Ss: ss,sP;s
, . sss ss new Pas dc y s
ter hms W., Mr. rdio BorsCwiss MI Les
~ Roosevslt-Beses q cents Pit, is osnssHpcors oesn
e. e. curtain :" rs, a. ssSoam.hsT:aay sysaiag jan
+. S..SS:a = S.asss' fss;::s
s T. y k e af x si.
Nj. ss1 s y SsaSf S' WITH NE F Is
or WOMEN. or. The Ladies C9nvsntion-hr Paul, Mr. l.
s r.. III ass@p''n
RRoUGBANs LYCEUM. BROADWAY. NEAR BRooME
% stres..-Dress Circle and Parqaes 50 cents Family
a Rss :S 81 = n.
& caos s; Miss
Pa. Ss Dsu1 By sns puoy Barr. and g. " So .h Pre
'hf s s pEcgkE
Diekory. Mr. Owens; Lawnia, MIRA Loder.
RARNUMs AMERICAN nUsEUM-P, T. BARSUM
ID Proprietor and John wood Jr Assistant
Manager Saloon Performances afternoon at and
evening at o'clock Abundance TO each of which, and TO
the Museum, IS cents children under half price. Last
day January S0th 3ls In the afternoon the pleasing
remspzs, TdE WOODLANDS SPELL. after which. the
DONALDS0NS SERISADERS will give choice selection
Of Ethiopian Songs Music and Dancing In the evening
Il. ss.s sSs:::
Museum late OF $50 Broadway amongst
the million OF ouriosites The 0ipsy Fortune Teller &c.
may be seen here.
ERANKLIN NUsEUn. IFS CHArHAM sQUARh-GRO.
Boxes 80 Stage Seats a CENTS Boxes rs cents Par
quet 12 centsEleEant saloon performances every After
and Evening" En- terainents in the after
at o'clock and In the evening At half past7 The
varied and select and be
81 no other place q in New York. consisting Of
Lea Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
performers being the lArges the time the
talented band In the United States troupe Of Model AR
s who selected for their beauty and figure and who
pcrsonate Of beautiful tabsaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient and modern mes company Of Arab
Girls who through variety Of feass of dex
terity Madame Rosane the only Female Jugger In the
world accompany OF Male and Female Artists who will
exhibition Of Marble btstuary In the werd
gether with variety interesting performances
ternoon AID evening" For bills Of each day
LcELLows' OPERA aoUsE-THE MANAGER OF YALr
lows Ansrels in RETURNING thanks TO his aAd
the pubic ter the Unprecedented extended to hs
popular Con >ers tor the last nine tbs thai
neither will be spared make this band the
every evening during week. and on wednesday And ss
turday Afternoons at o'clock. Admission IS cents
VAte boxes to- 81 Concerts At ~ o'clock On We'd
nesdaJ, January 20. Benest Of J. A. German.
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arLL,SEav AVID DRY GOODS.

CFRINo Goons-HArs cara STRAW GOODS SILK
- and satn nnets, Atuhcist Flo~ers. fsrascls &c.
ceorgeW Jehsl Resd No ~ Courtlandt
the IVES Hotel invite the attentions o. the public 10
h, e,itnfve fsortment o. fresh and fashionable soods
10 the fhnNe live.
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA FLOUR AND HsAIr-TuR sUBscRr-
" bers upped with Kiln dried wheat four snd
sed corn meal best reasoned quarter iron bound
iogheads bsrre ani fh.rre also in good strong
foruis trsda Fer ssleby John L. BuCKLkYs CO,
81 Front
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NV lOsK AND rpfLADELPuIA-Nsa yoaE
ha FmlAdelrhiA dlreos.-tpiea .st.sss Nail Lifs-
ihrovsn ~ 20 heurs, vis New Sfeev Railroad Far re-
shcea q - u hSst csss ~
ntwfetk stt fysm foot 4 Ceurtiandt - IN. Ne
- etd v. v. fou fest Of Liberty street Leave
rhiad.lt ct tAhd9A. A.rdsP. M from The loot %
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INSTRUCTIONS.


TIVE TRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY A SHORT
and Essy hethod.MAc emoiselle ICHEI, formerly
sruetress in the nsuton Of the Legion Honor Paris.
10 DESTROYS OF obtaining pills for French
her knowledge Of English is limited addresses herself
those only who have already acquired partial
knowledge Of the French and desire perfect them
selves the language ane to acquire correct
ton UneIceptonabe reference viii be Apple alton
may be made TO hAdamoisetle MICHEL 10 Broadway
tween the hours Of and !. p. "A.
A nav DISCOVERY IN THE Way or INPARrIN0
Instruction on the s5 stem 81 writins by which
pills can acquire more IN few lessons h,a ~ other
four plain Of the and %
hands each perfectly tsught IL sons Persons
II they never have written. pceay proved age
or deficiency 10 no mpedin ent Pupils their
own rssaences and terms extremely moderate Addrssu
H. G. ROWE. Writing Master S4 Grand New York.
CPANISH LAN0CAGE-ORAL SYsTEx-PROF VIM
~ GUT OF the University Of New York. will two
new CLASSES. TO meet twice week. he from
the other from top Six lessons will b. gats
before the course commence allow the scholar Of
the sysm TermA $40 for each twentyfsur lessons Ap
ply ~ A7 Broadway.
SiCoND QUARTER DANcIss ana wALrZING-xR
~ seaints cla la-ies and young on We'd
hesdays End Saturdays at o'clock; TUESDAYS Frdays
O'Clock for gentlemen: Wednssdsy snd s,turday at
o'clock for valtzng only Ladies' and
private Instructions every day times
Schools and families after ded, and sorses sIsusvs 10
pupils, parents and guarians, usgaL Mr. Searlnrs
Academy % b. nd street.
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Isrusus TRANSPORTATION -w.LTER rIKLp. ror
raE woRLo., raIR.

WoRIDs rkfR.--A VEIL kDCCArsD youva
man, aresdr1t IN London for several years. rishss
meet With gentlemen. about vit
approaching exhibition. Ne will guarantee min
than double his csreuses ~ his knowssx
netroreiis ard the mes interesting 10 10. in
Ensisrd Address &. o, Herald once. ~ gtll hava
no objection 20 make hineclf useful.
WoRLDs FAIR ART UNIoN-USDgR Eds MA
w basement Of the New York Union com NJ ia
ecrroTated ~ the Legislature a New YorkHAstt
The ccmrany viii publish magnificent sssravisg
terror ~ ne Great ords Fair Zach s.cvihsr a. viii
sna my unereers VII save free arst esbn pss.sse 70
LONDON snd hsef and slQ0to pay expenses The
sntscr tten list hLg rspdiy sna a. tne ~ he. 81
shares limited BY the charter II isserrsratias ~ limo
ue ~ IN arpytng Tor shares runds tho
pisoe ,rem whence cent tai a. par
mai III ee A. the eotnpanys sisk but letter ~
prepaid Postmaster and olhers r.,n,ti-. st ~ h -
led 70 ten shsres shares furthsr p.rcaar nay 10
IN rhcson p.rs,nslly or w raid lster The
Compsnys Ofcs. No. ~ wsll street. New Yrrh
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RARNUMS MUSEUM, PHILA DELpHlA.-P. r. BAR
~ Proprietor and Manager henry sanford Assttsnt
napager-Production Of new dr.mate adaptation iron
aoldsmiths world known work. IRE ytrAR0F WAKE
FIELD ARRANGED for this by eminent clergy
Of Philadelphia and entirely distinct from the London
edition Favonte and requested pieces Will also DO
peAted The dramatic company Is 'oduasd by few and
sScelled by none There daily psrormsuoes
cling At and p. NJ The popular commends tho
the curosites sdmssion cts
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PUBLICATIONS.

VolUhE THIRTEEN OF THE AHERIcAN PHReNO-
Logical Journal commenced January 1851 Now is me
tine g subscribe Terms, oas p.llar yssr Published
Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau street New York.
B-Ihs 10 the only serial publication the wsrli de-
Those interctted these su bects stu s,d thsr
noroushy explained in tho Phrenciosea ou-aa 1881
N young men intending marry with IL choosing
vife on beauty without paint, old mazda,
ks Sc just published and for sale b. all noossssrs
This 10 the best WORK published.
DUBLIsgHD rus NoRsISG-NED BUNrLiNEs
Il new book. The Convict or the Conspr.tar', Victim
novel written prison. by Ned Price cents
This novel one Of tho which
and then make their spearancs 20
vigorous passages which have i-ns the
Ing features Of Mr. Judsops prrgs Although not wrttss
In me ss,pe requires but glance at its satisfy
an autobiography o. It's tlusrous author and record or
one Of the most rsmal able consprscss 20 the
snd destruction Of hero. that sraosd peapIe ne
pure hearted patriot and reSrmer ar
In his ehr's 70 amsiiorats the eondon the sru,snS
which ne Ord, them. Ard, tahias single saf from his
own ssventurou. hl,tcry Iaison
sat-, In The Convict, picture, tOid in I've utii.e. ana
ton and suffering which stands without rival In his
age 81 masr painting either with 'he peac the pen
to- and Incarceration Psa suti,ry; bGs f even az
his most intimate friends aware re came 10 Do
tranftrmed rom the character 81 citizen that 81
consrrcy the ehA-stsr ~ tbs network by wnish he
GRADUALLY drawn In and ensnsred the With
70 as on All sdes tesetsstenfns 70 ths trusst %
hs trends cell a. 70 the petner Of hs hea
tie infamous ehsractert In ne black aram he
~ once The hero and the viotm-nust. learned be
fought e,s IN the nrillsg gsscs Of ihs Chi, ~ his
Published BY BuEes "a Ana street. FOR sale as
All the boehstores
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ON account Of interest due Jan. I,
I'd Fund commissioners on seoou, q lASS'a 4s0
c, 81 s..s 0ssai to All orns; csss
for collection and settlement "A aaa O2 O
D omestio bonds paid by rreas or:r & 400 90
Three per cent fund paid r. connt,a. "a 2l6 ST
One per cent on surplus revenue paid
to counties. .'. $3.50 SO 1
Miscellaneous payms' IT'S '..'.... a,i53 IS
Total smount Of '.isbursements at the
nnn ~ yss Ha' ing the year ending 80, 40
.'''' psSoAo0N -
Balance in che Treasury Nov l5, 1850 slsO,4i2 IL
Inc &c fegoing statement, when properly Analysed
e1hib IS the gratifying fact that the annual revenues
OF fAe State than sufficient, even during
Period when they are least productive, to meet all
Ordinary expenditures, including liberal sppropra-
items for the support of the benevolent institutions Of
the State the prosecution OF the work upon the
State House, and the expenses Of the Constitutional
Convention.
Total receipts at the Treasury, during
the year, were, above stated $2536,558 Al
The receipts not arising from the ordi-
nary annual revenues Of the State,
were, for surplus revenue principal
and interest, and for canal, school,
and ministerial lands sold. 347,0lS 20
Leaving for the receipts from the ordi-
nary annual revenues OF the State. $40 20
The total disburss msnts from the Trsa-
,ury, were, as stated above -. sasel,5sl ss
The extraordinary disbursements dur
ing the year, on account OF the State
debt interest paid In advance, do
nestle bonds redeemed, aud other
items, amour to. ............... S41,777 ia
Leaving the ordinary expenditures for
the support Of the State government,
repairs of the public works. annual
interest State debt and payment
Of appropriations from general reve-
rue during the year. .......... $2l8,S03 81
Balancsin favcr Of the State being the
amount OF the annual revenues over
the ordinary expenditures during
me year. eoS,ioo ~
should be observed that this balance In favor Of
the State exists while there is large deficit in one
besnch Of the revenue arising from the failure Of the
General Assembly to levy Q sufficient tax to meet the
appropriations which payable out of the general
revenue fund IL adequate tax had been levied In
1912 to the appropriations for 1850 made by the
Legislature the balance In favor Of the State would
have been than two hundred and ntty thousand
dollars.
The following table exhibits the total value of the
taxable property If the State for the several years
specified the rate, and amount Of State tax levied
property real and personal and the net amount paid
into the Treasury each year.
VALUE y TAXABLE PRopERrY-SrArE Ono.
Us. Real pro- Personal Total raj. Rate Amt of
perry. property. 0Popty. State tar tep'd
tar.
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AMUsEmENrs IN BROOKLYN.

RRooKLYN MUSEUM GREAT sUcc Ess or PUTNAM.
ID Thursday evening, Jan. 30th 1881 w be presented
l3d time tho successful patonsl drama OF PUTNAM tho
Iron Son ef 76Putnam, Mt Darr Danciag &C Previous
10 which, the SWISS COTTAGE. Admission to boxes,
cents; Parquet, 81 cents.
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RRoADwAY rHEArRT-E A MARSHALL, SOLE
ss -.
wh.ss o.ss I'LL ssn. x. ssss' rs
iS SSs WIN ;ss%;ss;
Bofro. eoa1sy MAJ Gfy Us s SSs
Family and rRrS Circles Is S'I'f P ias pSs s.., % IT,
NIBLos 0ARDEN.-THE PROPRIETOR BEGs TO
q sss opening Of hs nsaaa
xas.ss Tsrssiss sas cisSsnsia. sss
f n. Europe; and viii make their debut IN Grand
dresses 80 entitled uarARIss er RI. Queen J. sSs
Ssasii. xhiss NM c.tsss hrs; sister. VII
Of sixty psrsOns The whole produced under the direction
ratio comic vaas.v is Of il DAMS ' I% caasLEsaoS
in which Mile Fela and Mons Bre.sani will sustain the
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLAcE-RsDUc-
% q psS for the few ssss :. sgnSrs.
ire % cents Torsy second susersSisa night oopdasor
MAJ saetnek; Mr. o. Thursday evening.
s Hos.S S'' AID .'s si;ess
SfsEsH PSRop d soor sss s.ss
y.M Ladies soldiers knights and armed men Scene.
before commence at half past seven ocicst
Meetings HALL NO. AZ BROADWAY. ABOVE
further & every night aorss the y9sE gs
comprising an efficient versatile csrps~
S rs this nn sy Ss
By hsy f' sua sessd Ts
cens Doors at halt past half psat
seven O'clock The patrons Chrttys Ainstrels re-
srsctully informed that the usual eop
certs will be disoon tinued tor the future.
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AAPHIlHEa 81 BowERY
~ james n. June Co, Pro priet Thursday evening,
January s0,h Miss Mary Ann Wells vi par splendid
act Of which fer elegance see and eject
positively e9ualed by OF either foreign
native. Is Runnes and W FrtrAlin. in their great
Classic usratons two horses rhs listers Wells will
Rvers will through his Til A. o. rsem.nship Sam
Lathror. Clown. B. w Frashlin he Tying Corie To
conclude with the REVOLT OF TIE DAREn. Doors open
six to commence alta quarter past sevens
nLYMPIC BR0ADwAY.- NAGLE'S GRAND PIANO.
Of lreandPAnted by tbs irish artists from
shetehes taken within tho last three years. in hdety inte-
rest aad beauty unriyaed; with lrh Irish muscs
o'clock Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at O'clock.
Soc Handhils. Admttanes Dress Vi ee sid Parquet 70
cents Children under H. half price Boxes 50; Gall
lery. l2s cents; Gallery for coored peoue ia% nerts
DANoRAMA or THE rlLGKlas pao3REsS-PAR-
tcuar NotcoAt The request VI pastors, teachers AA4
others. and in order to allow tn Panorama
the uniform Price OF admission will hereafter be
cents. On Weduesdxy and Saturday afternoons children
will be admitted half price Descriptive catalogues lax
cents. Open evening Doors ~ to commence
at7k o'clock.
NONsrITUTiON HALL, NO $50 sRoADWAY.-THE
~ FIRST public Musical Soiree Of the ebraed Prma Don
M Eliza Vaenni aud her conposad Of ten
take place Friday JaauSry 81 Tickets AGENTS. 20 be had
day 1T Constitution HAIL. At Miss YalsL tins Singing
School, and at the door the evening Of the concert
CATTLER's C0SNORAAAs,C UKsER BROADWAY AND
~ Thirteenth admission - Fhe lat section consists
ing Of collection Of views Of Europe Ala Minor Syria
the by equally sressinz
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THE BALL SEASON.


MASONIC BALL-THE FIFTH ANNUAL MASONIC
NA Ball for the WiaoaG and Orphans Asylum Fund Of
The Grand Lodge Of the state Of New Ysrh win given st
Nblos Saloon Thursday evening the Oh Of January
ss The Fraternity will appear in full rsgaiiA Tickets
two dollars TO admit gentleman and ladies' nay be OBJ
tanned & the Grand Secretary Free hAsons Hal. No 600
John HoIspoo Isaac Phillips and "a COOK and Of the fol-
Charles Church James Conner Charles s. Rowe Joseph
Jaokson Henne Million, Eugene vatet, Emanuel Lyon,
Thomas O. Hepburn, r. Van Houten, John Mansfield. j.
b. Wills John eolomans Louis Newsadt Charles Chip,
Thomas Field Jon athan Jarvis A A. Carpenter John o.
Astadt, John Brady, Henry Robinson, Joseph Keeler,
James hc0rath, Samuel 0sgood, b. Hart, James W.
Hale. Joseph karh. w. Traak, Fred. l. vulsss n b.
Mounfor Wilson Small. In Broob1yn-Of Brothers Nah.
y. WarnE N. b. Morse. Andrew Den Arrest, c. Edwards
Lester John o. Smith, Plat Powell. In Williansburgh-
OF Brothers Henry 0ttmaas, Philip c. Harmaa.
GRAND GIFT BALL, AT TRIPLER HALL--raIs
NJ magnificent affair will take place Monday evening"
February Avery limited nuneer Of tickets NAY be OBJ.
Tripler Ball, from A. tob r. Tickets % each and
purchasers entitled its full value fancy
full articles, without lottery or drawing.
nancy BALL C0sTUkEs--rHE PUBLIC ARE RE-
spectfully notified Oh st entirely and magnificent
asssmbiage oflads ger clemens and shildren
from the stsss desn ready for imposition
Prince street.
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T ADIEs OR GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF CONVERT.
IL cash their superhuous effects. such
clothing furniture Watches and cweiry
viii subscriber nifty per than
toore received sending through the post otherwise
ISAAC q. LYON. No. Wall street.
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u @. KEMP. AUcTIoNEsR--AssIaNEEs SAILS o!
.s Of qSs I'i ws.
iO O'clock reom IS street. between John
s.S ssSs sss 4 ssa : s::s:
ss an: sssss
s sss .ss
arc & for q
ri:S and ssSd well worthy Of the stsnSn Of
buyers Catalogues are now ready.
n ss e. a.
on S.. Ai s f.s ssS .s
..,sn
.sa dsy
enic. Of the xuotioneers. NO. Broad street. ----
VIZ, IT, III, NO
TILL day =. 10 oeos At - Spruce ,nsss sSss
s'I s
Auf.s Plains nFs sas sss pssr Looks ns
double single gsns. knives and forks sc &C.
A ucTIoN NoTIcE.-rnos BELL, AUoTIoNEER.--
aelass IN the korsh street 4
S ,s% e,
day Numerous carpss oil cloth Superior bed
IL. iSsq WILL v. sa
order Of the Executors about go Building Lots and 70
an, Lots ;i N A9sT
Courtlandt street. s55 Broadw near Spring strs.t Aso
Lot Tenth street. and 20 Lots on Ninth avenue Sc
fifth Seventy sixth streets Houses and Lots Nos
20 and Amty Place. and thrss Lots adjoining Houses and
Lots Ner 2t ThOnpson street 50 5 wes
Twenty first street, IA 1872 aud l94 Grand street. Nos
and Centre Market Place <6 ard las Mulberry street, 70
srrng street, Lot East Broadway Rutgers street,
and 10 Lots Fourth avenue and street Bale posi-
tive and terms liberal. Maps can be had 1t No. Broad
street.
y EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, BY A. J. BLEECKER-
~ Friday January 81 1t II O'clock at the Merchants
ehangeLasehod property viz Vandsm street-Ths two
story ard Attic brick front house lot Of
varici streets The lease from Trinity Church, without
ground rent for thirteen from the Nth Of February
lot 2? BY 100 feet in depth. There aeyway Lead
stable the OF the lot The premises let
about $500 portion of the purchase money
remain on bond and mortgage.
7 ARGE SALE OF AMERICAN HEnP-nINTURN
~ Co will sell on Friday Sst inst. at eleven o'clock at
the Of Mr. a. Aerle Nos lS6 and 100 Water
whatever may be state Of the weather 1890 bales Anne
rcan dew rotted hemp. All put will be sold without
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noUSKs, ROOMS. xse.. WANTED.

HOOSES, ROOMS. Ae.. WANTED.
HOUSE AND LOT WANTED BETWEEN BLEECKER
and Tenth streets In the neihberhood Of FIFTH
ana tbs Bowery two story ana attic three story
from 50 no TO GOvO cash Address o. b. S. No ~ Jacob
street, ~. Y.
WANTED-IN THE UPPER PART OF ran CITY,
whore croton water can be used place suitable
sms factory. Address D. III Fulton street, stating
terms and location.
CT. JOHNS PARK-wASTEn IN THE NET3HBoR-
~ hood Of st. Johns Park two three tterg house, in
good srcer with stable aud coach house attached Address
Boz No. 2lc7 Post once,
WANTED TO HIRE-A SMALL STORE AND Dwell
w ling attached suitable FIR ladies' and entlemens
furnishing store terms not 70 exceed 500 and
session required between snd May l. s5 Address
drew Jones' at Florence Hotel stating terms and pssu
lars.
WANTED TO RENT-IN HEALTHY POSITION IN
the vicinity q Nev York, tasy Of access By railroad
and stages ahouse and grounds or small farm calculated
for private family boarding school consisting OF select
and limited number Of pupils Address J. X, Herald
once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL-THE sHAKBPEAR1 CONCERT MUSICAL
lvl Society composed Of the able members
chestra engaged 1T the Jenny Lind concerts under the drsc
on Of r. No to receive orders for
soirees balls etc., and can furnish from fourteen
tsts. be required. Orders may bs left hessrs
SchArenberg Luis sSS Broadway; kerksieg BreusnG
AL Broadway, or At the resdencs Of r. Rex Laurens
street, Treasurer Of the Society.
MUsIC.-ALADY. OF wa osE PROFESSIONAL ABII--
AVA tiles ~ Pianist the most references
can be SVEN, 10 anxious 70 take tive three pupils sd
dtion &c those she 10 already teaching She win
sruct them at their residences ~ her dwelling.
Terms-ror beginners -; those advanced Si2 Apply
c.. Herald once.
DIAHo FoRTEs-TWo NEW BEAUTIFUL TONE
Pisnos, by the beet makers for sale cheap Apply 81
the hack Of store 40 Broadway.