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INSTRUCTIONS.

rNO LEARN TO DRAW FROM NATURE IN ONELK
an.-Profc.sor Richter from Berlin begs 20 inform
his friends and the subtle that he has foand
and simple mode q drawing by which Without
the least rreyious knowledge % dra~isg from
nature any visible object such lsndsoa,es Portraits
flowers etc etc One lesson perfectly eent 20
the method. rrVof Of the implicitly aud goodness Of
invention rrofescr Richter pledges hs word that
proving uat he cannot drav from nature with the
correctness lcsson will be required pay Terms
ten dola pup ard ess N persons learn togs.
koedeueC AZ
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Second Ward House, 81 Nassau Atreet,
sfsh door from Fulton ssrset.Eaward nesaEey is nov
literally patronised him siAce his opening tho above eab
lshment. His arrangements complet ed, ana
nf or point Of neatness and comfort to the
An excellent lunch The best Wines liquors. and segar
aAd q compe tent bar keeper. =
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OLYMPIC, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GRAND PIANO.
rama Of Ireland-Paned by the nrs Irish artists
sketches taken within the last three hdey
rest aad beauty unryaled With frh SONGS Irish
and an Irishmans illustrations Every evening, 81 ~
o'clock "Wednesday aad Saturday aftsrnoons o'clock
See Handbius Admittance Dress Crcleasd Parqust,
ery l2k CENTS Gallery for coorsd people. l2x cents
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A CARD-RoDERIcK LAWRENCE HAS ESTABLISH.
real s' tate sssnsy ga sss oasemSas omTs -
and superb The advertiser for seventeea
ceased and refers to the Rey J. Jsneway. D.. New
Frederick Tslimadge Hon. Carkson Crolius and r. W.
Thorne ESQ., President Of the National Company.
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MCCLELLAN OUS.


RRAsDrEs AND PRESERVES. LANDING PER AR
. Sssr.r ana eighth PIPES c.sna' snd Roehslls Bran
Sss, asserted ,nis'srs FER ,ae IN lots 70 ,uit
CnoIcE DIP DUTCH cHEKss.-A SMALL LOT or
eases two dozen each sadins .sip osth,rne from
Also 900 sss, new Dutss a.rrinss - ''''''''
IT New AN ESTABLISHED FACT. THAT DALLr-
- ~ 40 LIQUORS cheaper Tran any Other house
b.: ssss'hIini ros 81 g,., e the ety sonyine,ng
Houston street corner d EulSerry '''
wv sEusTARDTER, IMPORTER AND nAsUFAc-
pu turer Of French and German fancy goods, Iss
nov on ssss Arg. i.orm.n, q s ma pls,ss aa .s..
n.ps trait. eoIds frinsss. ,as.es b uios. ssas,s.
dresss,s wire. lame thread sc o. plain ana uaissa
also cali the attention the public 70 is newly sssssssS
gEsnn,sescry q .h cotton ana wer.ed eerd. t,s.cs
Hus 10 sv,ry dssrsbl, style JosSers ,nd dsssrs sup
/ hDIHs OR GENTLEMEN DEsTRoUs or CONVERT
ing into cash their superaueus effects csst-
will obtain nom The subscriber atty Per cent mors h.
'''' ISAAC f9o On s s.i .,r..
ITO CUTTERS, sTEEL AN o IRON WORKERS WEN
"a lime the best % fishing material known, and only
appreciated By these who have employ tia
iis DIT fTFSSsif Y
~ hadsn Isn. s-zafre haorsrsr, felspar blesched
EXPRESS AGENCIES
HARNpENs rxPREss FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
sis.Al soods entrusted 70 cur care for New Or
leans nooe or cities djscett, will be forwarded with
tromrnes and despatch BY every steamer 10 our aren
Burns, Cenvss 90, 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
IsIHnUs TRAHsPoRTArIoN.-wALT rIKLp. 70 a
the lst two years redent at Panams ana San Fran
hsng returned 70 Panama for the purpose trans
ssuns srsns there viii reeeiv. aad Psnsms
escc and ~ the usual rstes For further
rork, January 20, lsbl ''"' NV
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FIN ANCIAL.

WANTED TO INVEST $500 IN PROFITABLE
business rs tient partner. Address confdentally
X. Y. X At this office. with references
MONEY TO LKND.-ABRAHAM J. JACKSON PAWN
AVA broker. No. IS Reade street. Broadway
money, In large or small sums, rs may be required
watchss jevelry silver wearing apparel eoeds
and personal property Of every description.
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WANTED-A SMALL BRICK HOUSE. FROM TIE lsT
W OF May, In pleasant neghborhood. between Fourth
and Twenty seventh Streets Rent not exceed $500
or $50. Address box No. g. s4 Lower Post Once.
WANTED TO HIRK-A SMALL STORE AND Dwell
w ling attached, suitable for ladies'
store terms not to exceed $500 and
session required between and 1851. Address
b. IT, Mt Florence Hotel, stating terms and particulars
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Of building pier at the foot Of Lsisht street North
OF Committee on Assessments adverse to petition o.
Garrit Storms and others In relation to regulating
and paving Twenty sixth street between the Second
adverse 70 grading Thirty srst street between the
Eighth and Ninth avenues:-Adoptsd
Of Committee on Police In favor providing horse
and wagon for the Nineteenth ward police at ex-
pence OF s175
Charles Noopan for injuries sustained BY him in
sequences OF the falling Of pile OF iumbr-Adopted
Report Of COMMITTEES on sewers fsvsr Of sever In
Eas beventesth street from First avenue 10 avenue
Adopted. Same COMMITTEES, In favor Of sewer In
Nseventeenth street. from avenue to Livingston
Report OF Committee on the croton Aqusauot De-
pstment favor Of permitting Charles Gilli.pis and
bst-een Forteth and Forty fret streets. at their
eSrsnse-Adopted.
Report Of the Com uittee Streets In favor Of
S'urrence TO contract With nessrs Russ and Reid to
pave Broadway from the northerly line OF Amity TO
In. southerly line OF Bleeeker street
rsrsps rsoM so.RD ALprRsES.
Pet tion Of Grinnell, Minturn Go. to have slips at
the 70. OF Maiden lane aud BuIling clip excsysted
Rssol, ton to lay cross-sk in Allen street at II.
intersect, on with Division street Concurred In.
Resolutk on, directing the Street CommissieHer TO
Keep one.hs " Of Third avenue between Thirty sixth
and Thirty ourth streets, open tor travel while the
other half is being paved Ccncurred In.
Report Of ,'ommittee on Streets. Recommending
non con curreno with the I Board q Assi"snts in
the adoption q ahs Tb1..S ana aSa streets
snd Lexington sn.' Fourth avenues This Board I'D
heres 20 tie former ,action.
Report q the Con mitte-fon Ordinances repeating
the ordinance making the southerly side of Courtan
street, near the North T, ger hsck stand Ooneurrea
in.
Resolution TO relay cross vslk ~ the northerly n-
tsrsestion of Allen and Grant streets Concurred tn
Resolution, TO lease lot No 1ois Mott street at 1850
per srnum, for the Of the ire Department Cen
cured In.
Report Of committss on FInaues IN favor Of sslisg
engine houss In Elizabeth street o. incurred in.
Report Of committee on the applica sion % Messrs
Rubold and Andrews claim for loss of no 81 ~ falling
into an open sever building In T~enty fouf;h sueet,
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NJ IRIS. EMMA 0ILLINGaAM B0sTwICK RESPECT
AVA fully announces to her friends and tho
Brooklyn generally that she will give Vocal and Instru
mental Concert at the Female Academy Joraoman street
en- Monday evening February 3d. assisted BY Tmm
Rol, Bintler Andrews Comes, and Warner Tickets so
cents, TO he obtained At the music stores waer and
at the door on the evening Of the conoert.
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BOARDING, SO

RoARD.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN DESIRE To
obtain good furnished room, and board for lady.
with widow family whore there boarder
in quiet and rsspeoabe neghborhood. for which the
ney will DO paid in advances The object being TO
way Post Office.
A PLEASANT SUITE OF FURNISHED APARTNKNrs
"A with breakfast and tea or full bosrd required may
be OBTAINED In priv family applying us Thomp
street, near Bleecker. References exchanged
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MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY ABOVE
Grand streesnopen every night during the week until
mrtner notice. The original and well known CARISTYS
nIksrRkLS comprising efficient and versatile csrps
OF talented and experienced Performer under the
management OF T. r. Crisy whose In this
sseosson Of Aye years have hsea received With
cents Doors open at half past six half
seven eolook The patrons Of Chrisrys Mnstrels
certs will be disoon tinued for the future.
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One OF the Best Opportunities IL offered Ia

the citizens and public in general to for themselves
home village laid out at College Point and
Tote In MARKET This is Of the beautiful
and healthy places within any reasonable distance Of New
ing Bay between College Point and Flushing At the bay
there plenty o. fsh clans, and oysters II is only eight
miles from the City Hail. accessible by
ton ferry hourly We d,ust not that citilsrs win i'm
the excellent opportunity by securing hemseves
building lot % BY 100 feet the first 200
lots will be sold low prceS0 will be sold The prices
will after the sale Of the 100 lots Ths
the best chances that has been in this country
better than Hordham. NorrisaniA Monticello UNDER
stand that the property has lately been purchased
terprsng friends Nessr Longley flsmmer The
J. PLANNERS ONCE, Wooster street
frCun @ 10 A n. nd 10 n
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nishtorheod feel dcsrcu 70 obtain one or two gem
uemen occupy psror with bedroom Joining the
are furnished and the house where line Of stages
eonnusly running: They would prefer giving meals.
but all events only brcshfst and tea French spoken
In the family. Address D., once Of this piper.
WANTID TO LEAsE-A SET OF OFFICES IN OR
near FALL street would BE- taken immediately or for
let Nay next. Address bon t93 Post once.
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NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET. NEAR
EH g. win t =
Trisndship5D.mon. NJ; J; Q. Haniy Pythias WATKINS
Mrs Gratan. To be followed by the burlesque Of
PlZARReBus; or. Who shot Reliabus-Rollabus. Mr.: l.
with shs ballet Of the ROSE OF sHARoN-JacOb swi.s
vina Boxes Is cents Pit l2x Doors open 1t 6x
0'olock oommences At O'clock.
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GEORGE OR oliver CHURCH. FORMERLY NATE
~ board the Altorf, which vessel wrecked
two years her voyage from Hamburg Vera
hereby earnestly requested to report TO the Hamburg Con-
sulae 1T New York. Mr.. Church himself being possibly
absent Just new any knowing him viii please call
wr1eeto the above Consulate New YORK. January So 1851
REFORMATION WANTED OF FRANCIS CARRICK OF
Dublin City, Ireland He left Ireland in the
Any information Of him would be Thankfully received
brother Richard Garrck Of Tenth
eth st., New York. to the care Of Stewart Elder.
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I Rsslor STORE IN BROADWAY, BELOW COURT
landt street. Of 100 feet deep for sale. Inquire At ps
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SACRED CONCERT.-MRS. DEANE RESPECTFULLY
- to her friends aud the public her frat
sssrsd Concert viii .ais place on psat Sunday evening
she will be asssted BY the
kiss Gould. M Lyser, M Dunn. ard Mr. Conson. Ad-
missen cents -
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Valentines! vaIentines!!-TuttIeh has just

opened splendid assortment Of Valentines the
SO Broadway. Notce.-Eyery person purchasing tichet
fer Tuttss Grand Fancy Drets Civic and Military Ball. will
1t the Emporium. Tickets should be called for soon they
are selling rapidly
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QURT0NS-BEREFIr OF MISS ]. HILL-noNpAY
evening ssb 3D. win be ted the popular comedy
Of PAUL PRY-Burton rs Paul Pry-Blaks as CoLlHardy
Harry stanley Mrs. Russeli-Eliza Hardy. Miss j. Hiil
w. ys 'om,o as ns y IS 9uTsy az sleT Shsh
won FAIR LApi-Kipg Charles H. Miss Hill Marquis Of
eantA CfuE Mr. Bland kuy Gomez Lester; Gu1man Mr.
asnry; which will be followed by fancy Pas de Deux by
Miss Walters and the whole TO conclude with the
Mr.. BUTTERFLY Frank Ffghty, Mr.. Jordan.
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EELLOws' OPERA HOUSE, 4A BRoADwAY. az

tween Howard and Grand streets-Tbe manager bsgs
state that the
Concerts every evening for the last months by
elite and fashion Of this metropolis has him
TO engage Artists Of the first talent to produce Bur-
lesqne Italian Opera 6cenas Burleque Bae
In style equal the originals pt oduced at the italian
Opera Of this city On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Concert commencing ats p NJ for the of
families Admission cents Doors open half past g.
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DE. keiungcr's Lipiment has been Seven
before the public making friends in svery circle and
qnsrtsr Of the gobe. There
excellent articles in msrke but the that
they sell hundi eds CT this 70 Of ether IL IL the
mldsst cheapest and plesses all who il for
Nurse DR. Nicholas norr Of Lexington cured bis
horse o. had sprain In four and worked
daily Mr. George speseer cured his hoe Ia eleven days
81 sefaSt and worked the saddle 10 daily which had
been tesed for sir months eth every other remedy that
he could hesr Of at the time For cir he has
been without the remedy. From these aud other
astounding cures, Mr. william D. Sparks. the nsuished
sasrer Of the -Four Mile House the Third
aequanted with itr usefa gualtis and has
without IL since Mr.. g. knows both 81 the sSovenAmed
gentlemen we'll seld in very large bottles at 50 chi
4 a
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Tuttle's Magnificent Fancy Dress Gift
BaThe tickets fVr this splendid nnar which of
tomorrow night, nearly all sod-sore IS fifty
have been ssued admitting the circle the
commsdaon of those who wish TO attend this splendid fs
tvA spectators Tickets fer the dress circle 80 cents
to be obtainet at the door. aud At 345 Broadway.
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HOUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR sALR.-A
gentleman about 70 leave for Europe offers for sale his
entire fntniture and the lease Of his house. situated
meet dsghfu part Of the city Arply on the premises to
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RoyIHY rnxArKl.-yoxEs, = CTS; PIT iah cTs..
orshsstra Bsa:s esats. Doors open at half past 8;
Isiiern.d eoSrRESfs 81 18TH: raj xsoszSios %
rsdnsrs Mt stephens; Roeergo Popc Manuel Ruezino.
A.L 1 stIs, Eof paI srAosDEsy VI wns.s
kiss Hert will appear and sns her popular
Te ooSeiude with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M II ri
Walcot. - -~.-' -
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RAILROADS.

II UrLANp AND whsaIasroS RaILsoAD coz
~ pany-T-e hundrsd saa nfy Thousand cellars mort
saturday the 9TH DAP Il Jsnnsr5 ssr osoel fsr
sDs hundred and .ns, q. q the ars, .ss
rs.s S.nrssy tss.as sI Yer Geo, per ,s.srs.s
from July i. sss TO suy ss These bone a.. IN sun:
SlvOv each With eenpns attached lie At the Ne
shsph.rd ka.pp rr.dsss % sesssais BAH sss osasi
%srss ssfs line r sSs' sa as y:
~, .: - so.sy gr,, m,l' .s,s
r.rsrea IN case q d.iau, 81 ps usns q pn
whole p epsr q the sane for he seSsa 81 ts soss
holders The proceeds Of these hopds
the whole grading and being provided for BY
cash .toeh sub.eptions along the In. Of the The
rsd conn unicsiiop fst.ssn New RI ssd sonrss via
Troy sna BEING ne shortest route viii command por-
eoustes q New York and vermop sus the local travel
revenue The road pace. .Soa, misws through s.,rss
thirty miles vide between the Green Mountsp. the
eSSu.on s u an 70. s. s.. sSs s sS
wer power along this route valuable aud will fur
so@p.set Il july ISL have - ssn. II .pssS, lice
and NO grade over thirty feet ,hs mile. rhsrosd
20 Cssteter, eleven miss Prom o-steteu salem tie
IN hs prSs The IRON p"uss ips ,ss rSss sps the
sqapage contracted for Cars w se running -m Rusland
viii also he completed the route from Troy 70
Rousse Point in opestcn Fun particulars Gao he obtain
ssnsd printed exhibit q be q the rcad OBJ
tanned IL will be that the holders o. these stohf
million q dollars IL Is ths inenen the Company 70 re-
ns 10 s Srs IN Ire Ss%S n s
bonds Proposals g be sddessd Gilbert Cobb Johnson,
M T'f ..e rsa rhd ss % ssss md
be required pay the acceptance u bids,
2Oh Of January next interest will commence rem the iss
GILBERT conn JOHNSON. 50 wall street.
New rcrh. December 2s isb-.
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photographic.
WHaiNeToN AND INV oRLEANs TELEGRAPH


NVASHINGToN AND NEW ORLEANS TELEGRAPH
w Comrany.-D Direct Southern llne.
This Com hereby That they have extended
their line from Washngton 20 York, and have opened
office at the OF Exchange Place and Hanover street
posts Building where dspatthss for oil cities south o.
Warrington will be received and promptly forwarded,
without being delayed in Philadelphia Baltimore, wash
ington no business being received for those cities
They will also receive busness for the West and Sou
vest 70 be Forwarded by the inland line via baltimore
They have confidence in the belief that this will he
appreciated BY the public ensurng Does direct
all business received instead Of s passing through
hands o. two companies asherotofoe urng
greater despatch and accuracy.
This Company will effort 10 transmit all de-
spAahes intrusted 10 their promptly and
but WILL In no event. be liable for loss damage that
accrue By reason OF failure reach the person 70
whom the comm unieation may be addressed.
And further, this Company will not be liable for loss
or damage that msy accrue arise account Of
alteration in any communication daring its
the delivery thereof but in all such the money paid
for such deerstoh will be promptly refunded and thu Com
tany will he no further isbe.
This Company will not be liable for the safe
Ct messages received at Of ts Offices 20 be
other lines except far tuch
10 conveyed ever the live Of this Company.
All persons dealing with this Company viii please observe
the above. ELAN ALEXANDER, President.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

owEoos IhoN.-GILxoRs, BLAKE WARD,
- Bankers, State street. Bostos sf John
rneh Sons iron merchants Liverpool cole ssnts in the
United States for tho Lovmoor Iron Company
70 receive orders for u Justly celebrated The great
care exercised In s manufacture well the ali
cases. OF the TAKE from the Company
in LowmcorOres acknowsdxad TO be the best IN
nnsures an Invariably uniform quality Of the Irons and
lite confdei ty be Recommended for all purposes
curing iron Of extra quality.
LowMooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVES TIRES AxLEs
and wrought iron wheels. John Finch n sons aud
finch Wiley, Liverpool, have appointed Gilmore,
Blake Ward. Bankers, State street. koson sole agents
In the United States for the supply % this superior stamp
OF car and locomotive tires and sxes IN bars bent
yesed and blocked Also for tho supply Of Finch and Will
eys patent doyesiled and ether kinds Of wrought iron
railway ear and locemetiys wheels The low price ~ Viii VI
theyre Imported and their we'll eesh she'd
the principal railroads In the United States the
ssp~taon their general In thi. country Great
Britain The Advertisers prepared 10 execute all
ders with despatch.
osTAFroapsHIEs IRON OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
dinners Blake Ward, Bankers 1ate street, Boston, sole
SCENTS in she United States for ofH Fnen Sons Liverpool
arc ~epared TO tske orders the vel Known Faoh beys
Finch best bars hoop Eet boil rste all rousd and
squsre fancy shspcs snd all other kinds 81 wech and
stnordshre iro and their ends~y will he
supply no iron but ~ha. 10 Of Soos quality.
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RARkUMS MUSEUM, PuiLA -ELPBIA-P T. BAR
nun, Proprietor aud Manager Henry sandfovd Assis-
tsnt kaner-5ccond week OF Grand Fairy
Of CHkhkf and FAIR STAR, Ia cisu the and
levcly as the bright object combined Pertvey
last voeh Of General Tom Thumb he ~n
noon aud evening spsadd by the corp. dAnatiqu
Three grand performances New Years day g0.uO
eurioses 70 be tscn The armless prodigy Mss asey we
10 lere. Two performances every cay. oeiosk.
Admttance TO tbs saloons and Is
children. under 10 years I. y ccpts
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EaIFOed. Z,57)
Mess Uospital Lift. Ips Co-diy. on Stock. so 600
Iotai. pz ooo, iao
This ht does not include ALL and it would be safe to
estimate the dividends to be paid in Boston during
the month of January, 1851 at three millions of dol
lars. The semi annual interest government stocks
held In Boston, payable at the office of the Assistant
Treasurer of that port
The receipts into tb. State Treasury Of Iowa, from
December J. 1913, to November 3d. 1850, amounted to
$soA44 IL Payments during same period 500 442 o.
Balance in Treasury, December l, 1850 ST Is. The
funded debt of the State the thirteth OF November
1850 was S79,442 o5, payable in 1S545 and SIS,
the interest which ha. been promptly paid and the
credit of the State is in good condition The amoant
OF Auditors ants outstanding unpaid, was sl0-
s65 81 The revenue tor 1850 was S55 $50 33 Deln-
quent taxes due from counties prior to 1885, S2t
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"A PRESENT THAT WILL BE APPRECIArED-A
~ visiting plate and ffs highly enamelled cards for only
~ - cents COCHkAN oheap visiting aud wedding card
etsraver 72Lspenard street one door from Broa way.
R fCH AMP gsEruL cHsLSzyAs PRESENTS. rREvca
~ tCarcelD Mechanical IsTHps-The richest finest
choice esrce PRESTON And moderator Lsms rich Chan
deers, Jusres, Bracelets etc Chirs and rich chseled
bronze Lamps for garors mantspieces studcs etc. the
bet OIL Mise shtngs rer gallon. Lamps cleaned and
JARED. L.mIs loaned for par.ies
d. DARD0SffiLT, SIS Breaavsy, ~ stairs
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: OyBRFisKMEsIS RgsEWED EVERY oar.
PIC RsON AL.

VNF0hxATIOT WANTED, OF WILLIAM BURGESS
native OF Ashton. under-Lyne, Lancashire, Eagaad
BY utce weaver, who arrived in New York board this
~ henry Clay the l2h Of November last having in
sharge large box which he To for ward TO Ptburgh
Any nioination respect ng either Viii se hsnhal.y re-
e0ived, Ter the cwner 81 the box by WILLIAM PRICE,
OF the Rourd House. Pittsburgh, IA.
VkF0RMATIoN WANTED OF GEORGE NEWTON, A
ratiye Of sheffield by trade Table Knife Halter Last
heard from in New York address given. Of j. Smith,
Park Ihss Oct g. s43 BY applying at 81 John street.
y Y he will hear Of something to his ADVANTAGE.
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOR THE
ss yer paid particular attention TO the manufacture
81 Boots and Shoes expressly for the California market
Finding ourselves unable 70 supply all orders have
recently enlarged our mandatory, and shah
able 10 furnish quantity. Our goods all sewei
snd the Eastern sotured Boots all psgsed
work Ia sui ted 70 the California market on account
Of the sizes and the length Of TIE egs We repeo fully
eoeit the attention Of those erchanc who ontsmpate
vosE, Wo0D 4 co, No 81 Maiden lane.
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CnkAP SINGING CLAssKs, ny rHE CELEBRATED
~ prima donna teacher Sisra ELIZA yALENrINf-S5
per quarter Of twesty four lessons Morning GLASSES
ladies exclusively at III oolook evening classes for ladies
and gentlemen s7 both on Mondays and Fridays She
be SEN Tor further information az school IN Constitu-
ton Hail. $50 Broadway from till o'clock. For
Of private instruction, 81 50; at residence, 81
Music MADE EASY AND INTERESTING ny N.
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