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NEW ORLE S.s.Conlinue1.
n usleal.

I1ORATN D. HEWITT, (suceessor TO
Tyler 4 H~witt,s frASo Forts Asp MUSIC
DEALER. 30 CAM .ttees, New Orleans Has
always ON hand one of the largest and mos,
complete selections Of P,aro For',s in the
southern corniry. all % ahich aye guaranteed
a. good and perfect Instruments. Agents for
tbs sale Of A. SrocAgr \ Co.'S New York
Pianos.
Thes. Piano. are celebrated for fine qna'i'y
Of tone. pureness Of sound. and for neat and
beautiful fnisb Of exterior workmanship. and
are considered by the profession. and competent
Judges. to be the finest Pianos made ~ the
United States. Particular attention requested
TO their splendid setpeniIne pattern VIII rear
keys. which Is considered one of tn. finest ~"
made.
iIALlErr. DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bo-Ips
Pianos, &. ct, st. and octave Piccold Piano
fortc-, from the factory Of +" flefri co-
Paris also planiHu-, Srin-Gfand aud Grand
Piano, from the saline hose
Dd P,aHvs taken IN exchange and par, pay
menL
GUITARS, from the house of Hall q Son,
Spanish and Fr. ach patterns, 40, Nlollns, Ia
large quag,.'i".: 'ielodeon-. :, raphiuc,, Or.
qan-. Flutes, { t.. .,,nel,e,, Bras, instruments
Of a.i kinds. Violinccllo.. Banio.. string. Tor
all Instruments. uni musical merchandise Of AL
descriptions, whnle.aio aud RETAIL.
Sheet Musn of all kiud---mu-ic received
FROM the North bY every -ieamrr as soon u.s.
pgbll.hed eagfeh Books, distraction Book,
80.
Particular attention Is called 10 the lr-gc and
extensive selection ul Aecurderts ard fluiina-,
which Is the most complete fHd perfect -rlrr-
ton oil these beautiful instruments ever offered
in the southern market
Al orders from 'hr country faithfully and
pronpflf Intended To- 4 liberal discount made
To ltachcrs ard 10 S"uuulfics
iiDRAIiD u. HEWITT
Iu -n1Ir. IL -. l.L.nl-A
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MILLER, HARRIS, e. WALDO, No. 70

MILLER, HARRIS, # WALDO, Ne, 70
vi Camp street, New Orleans, wholesale
and Il. fad Dealers ~ HpuSc Furnishing Goods,
Upholstery and Cabinet FURNISHING Goods,
Pants. Oils. DC On hand, a very large rs.
sortment OF Gin aud liron1.d Lamps and G.
rpndo!e. Hall Lamps and Chandeliers, Tea
Tray, various patterns. Table Cutlery Plated,
phnishcd, Tin, lApanncd, and Wooden
Ware; Glassware. plain and eolored Floor
Mating; Soaps; Wax, Sperm and Star Can.
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, Linsecd, Nca,-foot
and Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Camphinc, Al
cohol, aud Turpentine Paints. Of every dcs-
eruption; Brushes Window Glass; Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, Polishing,
Scraping, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, aud
White Damar Narni-hes; Cnrlcd Hair. llair
Cloth Springs Gmps ; fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Ta-,els, .tc. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
PAGES or cAurusr;--by the barrel, 60 cent,
per gallon; by the five gallons, 6j cents per
gallon; for less quantity, 10 cents per eal-
Ion.
Jan. II, 1889. y3u29-iy.
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TIVE undersigned has always on ha,dn good
] assortment of Earftehravs trina, and
Glass, which be is prepared 10 sell a, wholesale
OF retail on the mos, favorable terms. lie ~.
speeiinlly calls the attention of country Mer.
chants, and others visiting the Cay, TO his ~.
sorirarnl and prices.
Packages done IN the beat manner
j &. DUNLAP.
81 Camp Street Ne,c Orleans.
June 2isi, 1851. ub2
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sign Of the Nam moth Mortar,

n CLARK & ALLISON, ~ Grnvier street.
VI New Orleans, Importers Of and Dealer,
q in Drugs. Chemicals, P~rtnmery, and M
most approved Patent Medicines. respectfully
call the attention of Ply sicisns and Planters
To their large and carefully selected stock
which they offer on ns liberal tsrms As any
house in the South.
Thankful for the liberal patronage ,hcy hare
already received. they hope 10 merit n con,in.
uauce Of the same, BY due attention to the in.
,crcst. of their patrons. Purchasers are re.
ques,ed 10 examine their stock before puschas.
ing elsewhere.
N. y. Agents for JoSKs. Wmrg 4 Co scom'
position teeth, dental instruments, and gold
foil.
Jan. H. 1851. ,3uo3-iy
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GREENWOOD f. MORRIS, Commission
" Merchants, No. 90 Camp street, New pr-
leans. Agents for l.. r. TAyLoE's Premium
CoioH Glns
T. +. TAI Lon Il Go, pr0prictors Of the to'
lumhu- Cotton GIN Mandatory, have the sat
i-iaction to announce to their patrons and TIE
planter, generally throughout the cotton. grow
ing region that they are prepared 10 supply
any number of their celebrated Premium Guns.
Where these GINS have been once used, II
would be deemed unnecessary for the manu-
iactnrer. 10 say word IN their favor, rs they
feel confident the machines have bees brought
To- such perfection that their superior perform
anee will recommend them, in preference to all
other Gins now in use For the satisfaction of
those who have not used the Gins and are un-
acquainted with their reputation, the proprle-
tors need only say that the FIRST premiums
have been awarded to them for the BEST GIN
exhibited ut the great State Far held Mt At
lanta Ga. also At the Alabama and Georgia
Agricultural and Mechanics Fair, held a, Co.
lumbu- aud at the Annual FAIR Of the South
Carolina Institute, at Charleston. Tie cotton
ginnrd on these GINS, received the tv.i pre-
miums at the exhibition held In Charleston,
South Carolina and at every Fair where sam
piles Of cotton IRON them have been exhibited
The proprictor> have in their possession nu-
mcrous certificates from vi i,cr~, Cotton
BROKERS, Commission Merchants, and Mann
flrturer- of Cotton Goods, te-tilyIng that the
performance Of the Gins, and the samples pro.
durrd hy them, cannot be oNcelledh 10y any Gins
ever manufactured.
Az ordcr- for GINS given either to our tray-
clling NJ local Agents, or forwarded to the Pro-
prctor, by mail, will always receive prompt
attention. GIN, will be sent To- any part Of the
country. aud warranted to give satisfaction.
These celebrated GIN Stand, can be pro-
cured of
GREENWOOD d NORRIS,
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u = AL q 2 N T / y =.

~ ssRy aiLLkh.
Deal gently, With my mother Time
Mark mol loo deeply her calm brow;
All, wait cen yet longer time,
Change not the rs,en ,fesses now
An lct me gnze upon her FORM
And mark no sign Of It's decay,
Oh. let her eye stili brightly BEAM
That smile upon her pure lips play.
A. IL those happy by gone hours,
| lnp'd so gaily BY her side, flowers
When wandering forth We euuh H"ee
And abe would paus. TO bless her child
| thouu',. not thea TINT time would pass
Ard rosy childhood would depart
T'ha, care and whitening blight would cast
II, darkcnd shadows DER my heart.
Yet il !. 50 change hath been here.
Around our household hearth no more,
1shc merry band Is scaiterd now,
Rome wander mid old oceans roar,
Whilst he who watchd my early youth,
Hath passed from this cold earth away,
To dwell. | hope forever bles',
Mid regions Of nndying day.
All! we'll do remember when
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J.. a
]. MOSRY / CO..,

Commission Merchants, J,eerson, Tsra.
\N'llL keep constantly on hnrd for sals .
w large supply Of Groceries and Prodses
cheap for cash.
MSo-1'hc mostimproved Cotton G,W NJ
Hr@ N'ds.
March -, 1862. n30-ly.
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AMIEL REYNOLDS

nfFlcE, la3 Gr,icr -ir,ct Nov otle.m.
~ Cures taarers, N~rH Nea| HbN. SWti.
ing, San, md iieers, n Eray Description.
Nav oRLLAxs, Oct. !, 1891.
Samu-' ReyroA,, Esq
Dear SIR take ihi- opportunity of express.
irg TO you my sincere thanks. aud rendering To
You nv grateful aeknoN Judgments Tor the
great benefit have received from your treat
neut of the hro cancers on my right hand,
which ! am happy TO state is quite well. and
thcy have the appearance of being horohBhig
crodscaird and am tfuly thankful that the
torment, under which | have SO long nhorcd,
has ceased VI, pen is Inadequate 10 express
the degree of suffering had experienced, tor
the last two particularly. OF the long thlriy
years that have been thus afflicted, ~ an VIM
know me can testify. Last year Dr.. Gilbert
operated Oh me- for some ~ months, and pro-
ucunced ne cHred (aiter giving me- a Slight
foyrfastc y Pipgaotgl and Joylu Twas at this
decision, 40 lcstou. was 10 get rid Of those
twin cancers, the well known and hated curse
of my existence pain and trouble Tor ~ long
q period But lndge Of my disappointment
when last spring they returned M much norsc
firm than they were before Or Gilbert treated
and pronounced them cured, ~o then applied
10 Won, bat believe me with little hope Of re-
lief at your hands after DR. Gilbert, in whom
had placed 80 much confidence, had failed 10
effect a curel but you told me tia: YOU could
cure my hand, aud that speedily, and also, tina,
you would warraBi CUR, and Ia all appear
ance you have fulfilled your promise, and am
satisfied that you know what your medicine
can perform. rs well a. yGlr patient, feel IT,
efficiency and J. for one, appreciate your great
eandor perseverance aud waichiulnc.-, and c--
pceIally your tact in inspiring a patient with
confidence for, had 1t not been for th-, should
have submitted 10 the amputaion OF my hand
But thanks to kind Providence. and To you, for
your valuable services that the misfortune Is
aycrtcd-my hand Is cured.
Very resp'y your obliged and abe, sery'i,
JOHN I. IONT, Halter
Jan 10 1889 lJu1s-lh
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~ charges which have been made
sgaoNss bIshop Dosne. Of New Jersey. b.,
.nembsrs Of his diocess, arc such ~ /
proved woald. were they ever acted on
Hs1ras!y impair his character. not only n,
4 rs~lste. bit ~ 4 man Of honor.
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lIs~rv Clay first .ook his s~nt in tho
Ssre1s = Dsesmh~v. isdti. n~arly 40 year.
sea. Jhess w@s>hen hist seventeen States
In ~ Ua1nn. xrd cfth~ then thirty iou, Sen.
assvs. u ; believed thst NJ. Clay alone
surVises.
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Journal Of ph... macy states thu,
Aportstion, manufacture. and sale Of
~ draes Ares still continued, and TO
ssssn. still quite formidable, hut tha,
al fhey vii! be gradually much reduced.
Sod ssore and more kept GU, Of the mar.
ssts and the shops generally.
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We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan
,alon supplies 10 Planters shipping To the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, & KEY.
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ka,y-lii
a GOOD WIFE.

g sh. hal rcnd
H4 lahtsss we'll Eiled lttsry with profit.
a4AN talk chsrminriY then she could sing,
~ ~. possibly. and dance wnh spirii.
was Know ing III aI needl-.Nurk,
na< In dairy and in kitchen, to
- ragjos'
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SCOTT u Soaring,

lIhoiesaie dad RoiaH tiothicry.
Corner NJ Old Lcrcc aad Cdnal ST., v Orleans.
,INitE -ub,crbcr- having enlarged aud re-
j moicled tielr store, are noN prepared
with rho,cr stock of fashionable ci1'4ug oHd
rcnNemeBy furnishing goods. which they oder
al very reduced prices nrca-i or approved pa
per Nr are receiving weekly shipments from
our mandatory OF every thing that is ucw
and desirable IN the clothing line cut, made.
and rmmed IA the best and most substantial
manner. 10 those who study economy, and
wish TO get the fail yaluc Of their coucy, a
call j. respectfully solicited.
~ Please take n memorandum Of our al
drcss. J\O u SCOTT II Co,
80 Nassau ST, New York,
January II, 1882, v3n29 ~
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fnm the kniehefharker.
LIN 4 s., TO X A r =

Fn,m the kniekeihufker
LIN 4 8, TO X FATE
Who Gang those songs through summer hours,
Taught her by Nature Md the flowers,
On Meath the yns Ger afehng bowers
katy-dd
Who made the scene So dear to me
Who gave new life 10 every tree
Who spoke as gently, frank, and frec'
Ka,y-did.
Who made the hours pass -wi, at night,
Termed solitude into delight,
And madr the star seem still more bright
ka,y-did
The~, dearest, fairy let me say,
~ next returns your natal day,
We vowed to love aud to obey ="
ka,y-dd
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Regular Eake FAeV6t, OS3o0Ia.
FOR Port Caddo, B~uts..
.QA Sm,thland, Jefferson, and all IL.
~'s.a1u1u1If.e tcrmedmie landings on the lahe,
The fnc passenger steamer, Osceoln, v. Mn,
ihusSon Master, having been thoroughly own
hauled. painted, repaired, and rcRt,ed, win n.
sumo her regular trips 10 the above povsa n
soon rs the water will permit, and Will con.
iinue IN the trade during the season. TAsnA
iul for the liberal patronage heretofore "
slowed upon them, her officer. hope by s,sies
attention to the lniere., of shippers and roh.
fort of passengers, to mee. continuance Of
the saline
New Orleans. Oct. 10th, 1891. VI
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4 J. =. McNONNOiD. Reia,l Boo,. >ho.
and Ha Stwe No. 10 Camp street. New
Orleans, Skaters Row, under the City Hotel.
lGentlemcn's Boots and Shoes Manufactured to
cricr)
Jan. u, ls5? ,1na0-6m
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uuCu WILSON. JoHFru q. BRADLEY
] pANfrt n. frHsrR. 1oHs rsCkitn.
DkADIEY, WILSON a. co, (successor-
~ Of Peasants Wilson Il COD Factors and
Commission Merchants, No % Common street,
New Orleans. will make liberal cash advances
on con-ignmenis Of cotton; aud use all their
experience and diligence to promote the interest
Of those who ship to them
January ~, 1852. ,3n3o-ly.
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n. ", MAti1s r. p MILLER.
II NJ. McAIPiN & CO, wholesale Groceri
~ and Utaiers in Wines and liquors,
Canal stree, Row, and 20 Common street. New
Orleana.
We invite the particular attention of Merch
ants and Planters 10 our very large and web
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. 10, 1899. y3n2s-iy.
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.1aY II. K. BEACH, Carriage ~.
On, rr, Louisiana Curvi~gs ResoA,
~ tory, Nos. - aud 81 Carondeh,
street. Union Row, New Orleans.
a. Always on hand large and complete -
cnrimeni from the hest MANUFACTURES.
Jan 10, 1889. n20-6m.
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DuGEIEY, BLAIR & CO., Conri,,.,
II Merchants, No. So Gra,icr street New u,
leans.
Jan. II, 1850. t6n39.iy.
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J. Mean,
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heals with soothing throat
treahs dry hard cough relieved distressing asthma and
syea to the throat ard lunsS healthy tons, unknown 70
tFertes Tho above assertions by eersif
Gates from we g-eateot Of tho country and hdes it
mss stood the teas of time Nrg Jsrvs Cold Candy is
soid nv Are W. JIRViS, No 800 Broadway and BY Drug
glsiB generally
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DIR. watts, Electrical Fluis.-rhis In.

llble specific 10 dorg wonders Eunlfeds of persons
daily by IL Of consumption and all diseases II i-
possible have feves after pArtahng Of ~ the n
electrical shock felt internally, the huid
started from the brain disease he worst
ship fever nme diately returns
after experiencing III and every discs must be adeated
ron the eysem after few osoohs l3 eersiheess we're
week Of cured by 70 Of pion.
n Astep Secretary for Dr. alta 42i Greenwich st-ee.
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VALE WINES.

NALgNfJNEs! vALENTIN Xs!-vALENTINEM MANY
isetory-Let all dealers Yenembsr ,bat leap year and
cheap po render THO sale Of certain snd that
the soesIarge, fresh. and spieDdid FISHER BR0.
IuLv tie ysrss: u yaI.Is4Iss, IT Ss.x sG st.As. -
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sence around spectral bottles THAI geeos egcugis blue in
chan bers whse icy walls ferfy echo back the cough
ridden. Mrs Jsrvo Cold Ceaay teening with the
healing experience. It's genial minstra
ticn is thnEy delicious aad Ito place every drawer
nsd every lpece ard in meuths ~ yaess
csneEre Prove TO have stood tho soas ofme. Sold by
Ers 5EGVI3, 3G5 Broadway,
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FINE ARTS.

"a iGUEREEoTYPg5 WORTH HAyING.-A PERFECT.
- clear and bold likeucsc, taken by KNAPP in hia in
Irritable style of fifty cents trash
picture, neatly enesed fsom 81 TO S. ne and spon-
did rooms 900 BROADWAY rear Prince also mis- old
sa Pcpsiar rooms lOS BoWeTy, over Andcrsons Carpet
stote Sea and DECEASED persons talon.
sTiMR AETS-C0LoIrD DkGUERRnoTYPAs roa
Fly Cants Kings skyiishs Roons, lc5 Bowary ba
iean Aefse snd Grand G.leetl the only cssablaent
tn9 .y where sha ters ssyiigt Dsuerrsotypeg, haad
lonely ecloTea and encsed tafen for FIFTY Cents and
Satisfaction 10 giyen.
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WiRs snd TOupees.--Hntcholor' McT
ftYe OF WIS Qror0ur te perfect tr ton q
nature ys inya0ta rhdso wanting very supsrr Article
snonld cHh 81 sAHCKAI 0S celebrated Wis Faotory. NO.
AL fIech, whaee found Target best
sorsmenS IN che esy. Cory the address.
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= 80 -
etUpULg,

fvlaCLs HoTEf. so PEARL STREET, NEss BROAD
" way New nix -1he undersigned grateful " .eEnov-
edf5 &c tt0n OF tha pGtronege he ar cpatc1 IN
opening ne Circle; Ills Vince Lquors kle. sagls 20.
fyoa the beet brsnde, and unexoeptcntbl ahd his
LODGING Rooms at s5 cents night and his single ROOMS ~
81 ~ to week. with Meals At all houre otnnot be sgr
passed. WILLlAM WRIGHT 5i9 Hearl abrees,
/ United B-ATEs HOTEL LATE NEW ORLEANS
Hotel By Richit Gsutisr. Main street, Tite tho
CsShsdkal Chutob, Pnnsma
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Mrs. Jervs Cold Candy ss continues s u,efulssss IA
easee Of Coughs coids Rocrseners soro rOst hopping
Cough. s,hma &c, 60 Sold by Mrs. W. JsSVia. No. 36
Broadway Zieber Phil adephia; Reading, Bosto
Wsshinstori Virgin 90 New Orleans ad by druggists
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ExPREss AGERCIE0.

uyoprIoN EMPRESS sAMPLR5. PARCELs, ETC,
foswsrded 70 ali pars Of Grest Britain and France pee
steamer Arctic 70 sail on SAsuruay, 1Sn t0esAnh Vrdere
rs'Dr"S si ntfiIySfSScSTVN. WILLS Co., WM mr.A
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WANTED TO LEAsE-rur 4 TERN OF FOUR OF
w five years, substantial pecs.hlo sui eonvenent
Dwelling House. having the Crot ter ard otnar modern
IMPROVEMENTS and in the b. ors suisaslo fo conf
toxtable mandatory wherein Sle females ouc %
erpoysa The above waited 4 ntsel neltheoraooas
rot fuIthe- up town than Thisteths CO. Comnunenhsao
tHerirs re misses in Brooklyn, arir 20 lnss soev' .
siiht would be attended 70. Atdfe y b. bsA Ss1 ~"
Xor- Gost CMce,
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SECOND BOARD
spyEgYIssagaFs 3BsENas EVEsY ssY.
CRS u I'LL HEASON.

spyEgTlssakaFs sBsENas BgEsy asY.
CAE HALL sEAsOs.
GUAKsrEARE BALL.-rHE SEVENTH ANNUAL
- Fancy Dress and Civic Bali OF his As,oeason will
ssi ha AZ s Sa 81 n nasss
ys Ct he Win R'i P sna q ~ ssF viii
s nS 'ss ss w,rs &
Nv. HOFFMAN. Secretary.
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME u.
- oiayes Academy for Dancing sad graceful dcport-
commencing Classes Tor tsuits sondsva ara vhursdsys
morning and eyesi5s elias: % or nsee aEa miess Yea
classes -ad 20 private isssons.
nANcIEc AND WAlTzlsG.- CLASSES FOR THE
seoord qaaster q J. H. sessifss Private Academy %
efs eonp,ssa by NJ y ia be tspshs dpIias 20
~ all tim tho academy opsn avery cay Soirees
eysry 40 Eeess, exalus.ye 20 tho pa tfons
F,uAREUAuDs Heoys, 30 wBlrR srRErr-A
! rsTcs Tasa u nosn snS hat pIs aftsrnooa. r
ads nis9eg ~ rasos5 sud at half past celcos
-
2EBLt0 IEl0n0HEs.
ChTnoL1c IySsTITUI1 o. new .YoKK.--snG
py,ec9t Iot,jiutol G50 Bosway o. Ihurlisy svssss
acs 4 IL J@h5 coSsc gordLss, 9,si sias
~ ana Naaoleon" T'ches % ceatp 20 b. haa a. bio
q :tc Esl q 81. yneen ghiseSnth asrost, under the
D4NiEl SULLIVAN. Secretary.
" ~. y. LsAnGv, MONK OF la TRAPpE WILL DE.
~ LIVER his ass Lecture Thursday evening Feb oh.
Hope Chapel. No 10 Hroad@ay. suhieas-Bishops Ken
.ice, Dsna and Hughes Iheogy Contracted Ladies and
yorths posivey prohibited coming this eoture
some awivl discasureu viii be .da. Go1eenen admls-
ted "a 20 Ihe proceeds III lecture Will 70 20 pro.
paSas tho 5gpel among Catholics.
1TECHArIcs' INSTITUTE LrCTUREs-cuaaLEs
Nh IL pegysn ESQ vi! deliver lecture befo.s tue
menerf o. The II tuse iris evening az the ieos1re
OF y Mercantile LIBRARY, Clinton ah subsctTemDe.
arce illustrated With plates chewing the Of alcohol
the human stomach. fdmttance FREQ font sexs
sawed loz tie g.dies By order Of JOHN ROACH.
Chat. man of lecture Committee.
BR. BAIRD GIVES THE THIRD LECTURE or HIs
- 1t The Brooklyn Female Academy night
meneng ~ pass o'clock The will te the
History q Germany and Hungary. E1sce s. centg.
FINE ARTS.
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EYEwEUCWIDuo

lNsTnUcrIoH. "a LADY, VINO Ehs DsEN Fen
ten yeara govern ca in rrinoely house IN fsssBls,
wishso TO form an snaasensn. as Teacher VIZ private
family school. she 10 eompeten. 70 teach Sorar
French drawing. piano English required and s the
ether branches OF education Bo9s references
given. Please spply AZ go, Third avenue.
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sg-nh BILLED TIE NASTY cocgRoAcare' LYON.
W Who killed the odoriferove bed bug,i Lyon Who
.l'ed the hopping biting DEAR Lyon 10 ia LYON? Thr
Nspocon neeot Warrior who II m es' nsted h&a ie
10 rec d Of or the Isge1 of hlst2ty. l2L Brosdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

yv'0 LETTo A SMALL FAMILY tWIrHoUT Gull.
drer) The UPPER p,rt OF HOUSE. No lyl Fifth street,
between aynrea sna D. eona.ing a. half the house,
efs, required. To su.sbie tenant, the will DO
moder.te. Apply the r.lnises o. 10 RICHARD BULL.
NlhELE No. 5e5 RYiBgsn strees CT Esss sre9.
East river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

>>>>>~~
ESOR sAsSg-a cay MARE YlTIEEN AND VALE
hard nigh perfectly acand kind and gentle and war
rsntci 10 trot mile ia t1ne minutes blso, new top
Buggy Of the latest eJfc Address Immediately II. T. "
this Office.
JToteKs TAkEN Ar IIy.RT.- GEN TLEXES WISH.
irg their Uorees we'll taken asro Of he
dated BY aprlyn ~ the stable, lts Liberty street
CroIEN-- FfS sryRNiu AVENUE, A UoRsE AND
~ svo.Wheo WlgCrthG ASkss black. with white spot
on 'orehosd. o. der vii DO uitAtly rewarded upon
leaving TIE a'oY - Elr,iDe sev, No g Fo1rth svMu
E>oACH FoR shLE-F0R asLR. A COACH -PRI Jr
" Slt5. Csn he seen ~ Williams y DingeeG hmi'y
place.
Two CALIFORNIA SHIPPERS OF, OR CITY DEALERS
in, Light WegonsYc- SALE several liSht Buggy Wa
rons entirely new, suited &c hc California OF CITY Lsde
viii be sold cheap TO close To be seen ~ No. IA
Amity place. Laurens street.
WANTED TO PURCHASE, NEW OR SECOND
w hand Lumber Wagon, with springs, suitable tor
H. ~ii Ind psrohAs<s ~ sasrsss,sx sscas nefais
Vsiet, tsAtjIg wtsre 1. nay W sesa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

UCTION MOTTO E-cEoCERiEsT PAYAu-
vansos Wardrobe. sefs, &c -Friiay feh. d AZ IOjs
O'Clock At H Iey street corner 81 Greenwch 20 Sores
twelve d. each s0uehons To Sugar Coas Ps5srysd
Ginger FEs Prunes Rice Starch RSisias 3sg,rs. 70
ahIskey Two Hand ,arts sofa. wrrirobe. W. a. CAR.
TEk Auetioneer. 81 DeY street. eorner Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

WANTED-TO PUECEAsE OR LEASE. A COUNTRY
residence having from cne 20 ter acres Of land with
dwelling and tuthouses. Russ TO FROM two 10 tn mes
ro tho CITY, sud Of Apply or sddfes poes
PAID to z. ARMOUR, IS " all street stating seTms and
location
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

"a AHrED-gT 4 RESPECTABLE YoUNG WOMAN,
~ astnatin as lrst ate Coos; good baec, apd pr
tetly unoerstands ToHhirr pastry Good city 81 feace
given Can 30 daye at No 10 Fii.n aVeAae IN
tie hasement.