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claims oil the sonics OF tnat Stae may see tne pToVs
ions which have been made for their protection:
An act concerning the estates OF deceased soldiers
Whereas doubts have arisen whether the several acts OF
the Congress of the republic Of Texas relating the
Of deceased soldiers repealed by the to organize
probate courts approved May H. 1876, and unauthorized
sold the lands intended TO be granted TO the heirs OF such
soldiers, contrary the intent OF such acts therefore
. T. p' o ~ ,gs 0s M M bs M ,a %
soldiers estates approved May Is ss5 aud an act amend
said act approved December a. lsis be, and the
hereby repealed aud that the act to protect the rights
OF the heirs and the OF kin the members OF the
ga battalion and other volunteers from oregn countries,
who have fallen in the battles OF the republic otherwise
died the limits Of the same, approved January H. lS
be, and is declared to be IN fuI force and effect.
SEc g No administration shall be granted on the
of person who served volunteer from another
country who may have fallen in the ba Of the repub
lie, otherwise died in the limits Of the ssnc, else
where, who shall not show himself entitled to
the next of kin, who shall not produce
thoriy from the heirs next OF kin oil such deceased sol
dier, authorizing him to take administration.
SsC r. When administration has heretoo been granted
tho estates OF deceased soldiers without tho authority
contemplated by this IL shall be lawful for
mnisator to receive from officer of the STATE other
person. any patent land claim, money, evidence of
debt which such deceased soldier may have been ent
tied nor sc the land land claims such deceased
without the the heirs OF such deceased soldier
and the proof relied on evidence OF such shall
be recorded In The court granting tho order sell before
Src 4 That In all cases where ba, been
of deceased soldiers without the author
chief justices of tho county courts granting the
TO cause the administrator to be notfed in other
cases, file In court the authority consent store
said or in OF failure TO do they shall order
the removal of such administrator and also require
them 10 deliver the clerk Of the all the prop.
erty and title papers in their possession belonging
tate and Il shall be the duty of such adminsrator. o,
clerk Of the having possession OF said property.
deliver the the heirs OF such deceased soldier
their legally authorized agent demand and that this
act take nd be in force from and after passage
Approved December II, Is6l
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We have received communication enclosing the pro-
ceedngs of the Democratic Ward Committee OF Phadel
phia, nominating the Hon. Mr. Buchanan for the presi
dency and also one enclosing the proceedings and ad
dress of the Jackson Association at New Orleans, pre-
senting the Hon. Mr. Douglas for the high Office
They shall appear in paper OF tomorrow. have
TO our regret, no space for them to-day.
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supreme oo-r, OF IN, United states.
THURSDAY. February 10, 1859.

thursday FeDTUHTy II, IbJ~
No. l01. The Union Bank OF Louisiana, appellant, Us
s. Stafford The argument of this cause was continued
by Mr.. Harris for the appellee, and concluded by Mr.
Coke for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow, III o'clock, IN.
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The following act is taken from the Texas State Ga
zette in order that the representatives OF the meritoous
claims OF the soldiers Of that State may the provs.
ions which have been made for their protection:
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gress had received General Tayors plan OF adjustment
Of these questions, and carried II out in the liberal
and national spirit with which il proposed, that
plan would have been satisfactory to the whole
country than the one which finally adopted But
lei that pass. do not desire TO indulge in offensive
comparisons
The grand mistake OF The omnibus bl and that which
finally defeated H. consisted in the combination OF all
the in bill II this obnoxious feature
that drove from its support many OF the best friends oil
adjustment and compromise. II was evident from the
day that bill reported until its hnal rejection by the
Senate that the combined could not pass but
Il was AT the same time equally obvious that there was
no day during all that time when either OF these meas.
ures, presented separately would not have received
majority OF the votes OF this body.
We all know the history OF the omnibus. After SIX
months OF labor and toll II finally fell, crushed beneath
its own weight. Then il that the real work OF com.
promise commenced ] admit that the materials were
gathered from The ruins OF the omnibus, but their avail
ability consisted in being used upon plan OF con
slruction Each measure was taken Up separately,
cordng the plan OF settlement proposed in the ogina
resolutions submitted by the distinguished senator Iron
Kentucky. Although this plan also proposed genera
systems of measures yet each permitted tc
stand upon its mertshereby leaving every member
free to vote upon each, according to the dictates OF h
own Judgment.
The proprie,y Of this course was clearly shown upor
the final passage OF the separate measures; for il will
appear by the journals that several OF the most arden
friends OF the omnibus bill voted against, neglected 70
vote for several of the which they had supported
when combined in that BILL while many of its most ylo
lent opponents voted for them in their separate form
II was this independent course OF aetion-a course
which was in favor OF from the beginning which
finally passed these several measures, and secured TO The
county whatever there is OF good or OF evil in the
promise
More than tbs was this separate consideration
each measure that has secured 10 these laws moral an,
political force and influence which they would bav'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludeate HILL, LoBdon.-The abose house Is centrally
ntnatcd has an excellent coffee wciyo private
ttng rooms. bstween forty and fifty t airy bedrooms,
good smoking ROOM wars, cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in atteaance fixed enrge for ser
wants sie View York Herald fled. Thomas rermaino
tondeFs b grateful thanks to has American ens for tho
aSes he heN 20 long epoyes a their hards an5 soie
VIZ eopfiy,,ls patron hRk eKd ysecuRt ndatcr.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Nl Ievcr-Profcsfor Lavtep boston formerly OF LON
aon VIII sena 20 any address, receipt dollar post
ph uons 70 enable ladies gentlemen 20 win
smee.ons OF many Of the opposite their
hearts may desire The process simple so
That All be married. az aee az
pcon and last though not 81 can Be arranged with
"t md arhcasy that detec ton Ia imnnavls a.
dys ptcfessoI LAYTON, Hastop, Mass No ttsr, tatsu
fnn VI Pnst ofbte uIlesr TIE ttstsee tt lad.
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~ March ~ at the National Hail. Nos - n Canal
street, attraction for this oven
hg-only Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Win spp1ar voeansta-
Mise Moore Herr Qntnt; also Mr. Rudolf, Grand Or
eertra Under the direction Of Mr. Herwg Doors opan AZ
sc,oek 10 commence st o'clock. For particulars see
programme. Tickets Is cents.
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GENES, TwfNE, AND SIN LfNEs.-ALL SIZES OF
- Net. machine knit 5000 Tbs kniehcrboeker Cotton
fwne go bales two and three thread India very tine for
soda 500 lbs Marshall Thread
ofsupcrior quality av drift eole BIO
DtNARRsT l. J0RtLHkON, ~ vessy sweet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20
LIQUORS.

EALKIRK. YOUN0ER's, CAMPBELL'e, &C.. SCOTCH
II Ale Bass East India Pale Ale, London and Dublin
Porter and Brown Stout n pnte and quarts in hne
ltion, warranted genuine for sae, at WIN II. UNDER
HILLS Wholesale and Family Store 49, Broome
VT,HF FINEST GRADES OF BRAEDtEs, WINES. AMI
nil tinds OF Iinuors in bottle, demohn, wood, IN
every variety and Of the best vintsyes for sale " WIN
II. tNDERfIILL, AZ the celebrated store, ~ Broems
Crosby The attention Of dealers Ia
and all Others, Is respectfully invited.
M H. PETERS & co, IMPORTERS OF AND DEAL
w. in Champagne, Wines Brandies Portcrs, Alss,
Broun seout, Havana Segsrs Sc &c. p b Co
for the celebrated Grape Leaf Champagne so fsvoIab
known lovers Of good wine For sae Wholesale retail
BY D. II. PETERS CO. 800 Brosdway tOrders collected
and slapped with enre.)
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INSURANCE.

T TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society, Of London; General Agents Once,
No Grand street, Jersey CITY, The above company
times TO effect the lives OF resident In
the United States and California and other epeei ha
Yards ut fair ratios Of Premium For terms, blank orns
Ge- rease apply ne above, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20
THE GREAT LoBaTYRMAN.

TUE GREAT LoBaTRRMAN
SIR Joseph Banks, In anger cries,
" lless are not HOLSTERS, darn their eyess"
but had not Banks pronounced this bsp,
Then Lyon had been a iobetermsn;
Tor who Of all the world but he
IL certain dea th TO rsnting feal
And all the inecet make trnsks
When his Pc der falls upon their baekG
While hous wives who have any gumrtsvn
Procure his Pulls for home eoD~umr s<cu,
A. rata a M mi 70 esattsr
Wbsaeyer they digest the notter.
Depot ScY she sale Of lyons Magnetic Powder and Fila
~ ppoadvay.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

WANTED-To FORM A Co-PARTNERsHIP, ny
w young gentleman who has been In employment
years. His limited 70 about two thousand
dollars hut he Ia honest possessed Of energy aid business
talent constitution and wishes to become safely
tsbhed in respectable business that snsrs
according effort bestowed it, Such
favorable business to such person will address t. box
lsl0 Post Ofco. GEkIO q. SCOTT, No. $50 Broadway.
WANTED-A SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH $1,000,
w in Of the largest hotels In the city The
will 10 wanted for three Eve years The
reference given and nccury for three times the
Address William, at this ofice.
NoTICE.-CHARIES A. KIRKLAND AND EDWARD
~ X James admitted partners In house from this
JAMES. BFEBE
New York, February l6 1852
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REMOVALS..

ID EMOvAL-JAMES OWEN HAS REMOVED FROM
IN no Pearl rtycst te Broad street
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INSTRUCTIONS.


DANCING ACADEMY No. ITO GRAND STRBH.
- fourth door from Broadway.--P. SARACCO, pro-
feesor inventor and sole teacher known America Of
new and Dances has the honor to spps the
fashionable public that all lessons will BIO
to by him at hour Of tho day and evening" sds
and gentlemen who will favor him With their
rest assured that with few lessons they will
fsit Of the dances Of the saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

~ FORGE PRICE 90. lPORNERLY OF 500 BROAD
~ way) manufacturers Of Kitchen Ranges, Furnases
way below Fourteenth street where they continue the
above business N.B.-Kitehsa Ranges repsired.
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HSHIIcSrEADs.

TiNHE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMU-
lating Fund Aso atian.Ths hooks Of this
are now open for subscriptions at their otice
broadway aud Grand erect fovor the Pacific Bank
80 7. NJ daily Entrance Zee 81 Dues, 50 per month
on each share. At the first regular monthly meeting six
shares were sold $500 aud $50 premium Pam phiets
With The articles Of association and bylaws be had Of
the Secretary Prat. The association will hold
Saturday evening, 10th inst -, r. M at their rvou
when addresses will he made
B J. ROWLAND. President.
ISAAC II. BAILEY, Vice President.
w, q. GROsER, SECRETARY
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9 600 600 or noTTLEs AND OVER OF xEI,

3OOOOOOars noIhns ASD oyEn 90 Es
the years ts friends lie best IL never
fails rheumatic and all other pains heals
mp all Of weakness male and female matter
from what also, cute bruises, hard swelng;
cures ycs, cholera, aisrrh@a tous choc
headache also rlos certain IL Is used Sold large
bottles at ~ ceEts, or e. doEea.
HORSE owNRRs-THE EouARIAN CONDITION
Powders the moet extraordinary medicine the
world for horit y cheaper and warranted to
aotiyc safe, snd bcnsca properties than other
The sf cemper pink colds and slohbsring
Jumps the skin, rough coat mango surfsi OBJ
struced urine trcd yellow wHterl sweed legs loss OF
appetite, general debility impurities OF the blood
" condition Tho safety with which thay
renders them Invaluable and convenient msti-
cine should be kept hand by every horse
owner rpcng trottng horses they worth ths
PURGE they strengthen the wind give elasticity and
heetnass the MOTION and invisorste the whole frame
received the Of thousands ef
the and celebrated fsrrers and A
aud superior medicine and universally
and niendcd by every that them Notice
The undersigned having this day svld transferred and scs
all hs right Lte and ntercsin tho above eee
bratsd Fqueran Condition Powders TO William Dunham
hereby informs n bis and others that the
said iam Dunsn has the only and exclusive yeht 10
make and vend the and that s ssers ara sountsfs
NV foEh 100. ~. NS2 WALTER III. WYATT.
sold yholssS,e and retail W WILLIAM S, pUNHAs
throughout the city and the United States.
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FYEE ARTS.


lust RECEIVED (BY STEAMER NIAGhNA) LARGE
assortment Of aFsihcspt English Engraviugs, being
stock Of publisher in London lately failed viii be sold
at remarkable low prices to elose the APP
piostion 10 view Mt Is. AAssKS publisher, No IL Allen
Street, corner walker street
MR.. H. WILTON, AGENT FOR ARTIsTEs, BRGs
MI respectfully TO tim ate 10 the profession that
services will he available from the middle Of April un
the Of August Parties de OF engsgng him 20 con-
duet their business will please communicate by Letter 70
the Of s. c. JoILlH 200 BrssAway, which will receive
immediate ettsnt ion.
HSoiJAN PIANoFORTEs.-TH LARGEST AssoHr.
AZ mst Of Pianos 10 this city ste be found at the rsre
rooms Of r. 8ilbert Co.. No 9a3 Broadway opposite
broadway Bank and Theatre. and will 40 sold grea bar
gains These Pianos have the metallic frame and war.
Yanfsd TO stand any smaae Dealers supplied liberal
terms Secondhand Pianos for sale chea Pianos % let
tuned. and repaired. HORACE WATERS.
GREAT DISCOVERY THE Ivory BAGUERRRe.
Ne typ1 With ell the eoiors of nature These admirable
works 81 art taken daily Mt WESTON GALLERY No i3o
Chatham yect opposite tho thratre Lkcnesss by this
new nyoec by all Go exceed in ~ h and
Truth 10 natnro any thing hitherto Attempted Lsss and
aremsn a!e respectfully lnvhsd 20 col fDd tysa DC
hen.
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TNIMoLAT's SULPHUR BATHS, 3T PEARL STREET
j. Established In ls2D Wy Louis j. Iimolat from Paris
These the only genuine sulphur bathr aud are highly
for the OF rheumatism eruptns OF the
skim colds ereuria affections, &c. &C. We refer
Mott, Van Rensselaer,, kissAu, and the principal
physicians in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

GENTLEMEN'S HANDKEKCHIEF STORE, 6c5
" Broadway Gents In want Of Handkcrohefs, CrAvAts,
&c., would do well to call have constantly
hand large stock Of all kinds, and dis posing
them lat greatly reduced prices Just received several
voices Of colored border Handkerchief French Nuea
ssmbric Shirt Fronts and slsrsymen's CrAyats.
d. EDWARDS co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

WHITE STREET, NEAR BRoApWAy;aTo LET.
third door west from Broadway Very suitable for ply
sicisn dentist mncr tailor other sentoel
and will be rented separately with the upper
Also rear building, with skygh suitable for artist,
Maiden lane. W DO put IN good order good tenants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

"A LEXANDRES SUBMARINE BOAT.-AI.L OOHMU.
neatoLs relative pearl nshsriee, gold ssarehss
al other purposes TO wtoh the boat applied
addressed to Mr. ALEXANDRA, Isl Tuiton street OlBss
hours from 10 TO IL o'clock A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

MR.. J. D. HARDENBERGH HAS NO CONNECTION
Av1 With ths Herald Of the Union
svsr to trsnssst business for me or my journal:
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90 AnO 70 LOAN. AT SIX PER CENT INrE-
DS.OUO rest, in n bond and mort gage ON
real estate IN this city kpPyto JOHN T. CON
REY, No. % w all street corner Of Broad street
I'D ono WAETED.--A PARTNER WITH THIS
DO,OOO capital 70 become interested IN nm exclusive
ANNIVERSARIES each; profits 800 cent
and will realize fortune In few years which viii DC pos-
lively shown upon examination. Address, Immediately
March Herald Office with name and residence
ANONYMOUSLY NAY RE OBTAINED ToR SHORT
M periods. In sums from 81 70 $1,000 on witches Plate
ewSy dry goods furniture, horses earria9cS saddlery
he 81, at tho Pacific Gencral Agency Once, l Grand
street, corner Broadway, the Pacihc bailh me
srctest confidence and honor may be relied on, ohoe
ssurs from 0 TO g. and from 20 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

FIsIE ART OF CUTTING GARNESTS.-TIfE HERE
Il tofore supposed mystery Of cutting garments TO ct
with certainty rendered perfectly plain an sim pie
by SSinemets system that novice in the
oap In few days practice compete successfully with tho.
Of experience who are governed by tho old
method The practical illustrations particularly In relation
40 vsraons ere Of the utnost Importance to all who
s cutting and only requires to be tested to convince
most seepteM Of its eoectnsss The above can be obtained
on personal application tept by mail by accom- yins
tbs order with tho price Of the work (S4 per coyy
". H. bT1NEMETS, No. I'll Broadway, or
IL b. PETTIGREH. No. Cortlanjt street
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II A. G.-THE MEMBERS OF ORIENT CHAPTER
~. No. lSs are hereby notified that the regular
meeting night Of this chapter changed to Friday evening
VI eaeh week. instead OF ednesday evening
J. 8, DAVIES, Secretary, pro TEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DEADY THIS DAY-THE GEN OF Tux MONTH
N les-Grahams Magazine for April liz pages original
matter from the choicest contributors
IMnELI.sHNErTs.
coquettish seventeenA most exquisite steel ens,Avins
stirpied by Note ,. So, =,
The Destruction Of Sodomone Of the most effective Of
Dainty style Of engraving called BY him
Nusie-sweet sunny 1sc;" composed ~ John H. TAYLOR
Hunting the Csriboo Drawn by Herbert Engraved by
The Forest Fountain Draw and suSsavsasy Devereux
The Last Song.
Thunder Storm
Saint Marks,
Aurora Borealis,
Halos,
Temperance ILLUSTRATED.
subserptions s25 per Ne Agents snd shs trade
supplied On the low est terms By ~urr
Tribune Buildings, NassaS street, Agents for
Graham Msgasine for New York
D. also agents for Sartan's Magazine, GodeysLs-
dys book Ladies Nation all slso for Ltsis Living Age
III Of which are no~ready for nRri,lrr n.vxxropr
L>EGLIsu NEWSPAPERS, &C, FER NIAGARA.-IL-
II Ivstratsd London News, Isdiee Newspaper, weekly
Times News the World Weekly Dispatch, Punch Lou
don Journal Reynolds Miscellany, Family Herald, 60
full supply OF the above regularly received by
y PERRY. Bookseller and Stationer A4 BfoAdwAy,
E.B-All the daily and weekly newspapers
II ELLY's HALrPRIcE ENGRAVING AND PRINT.
~ ing Ofice, I4l Fulton street New York. Dill Heads,
Cards Maps Diplomas mercantile work Of all doscrptions
wedding, Visiting, Address aud At Home Cards, Cakn
Boxes Bridal Envelopes. &c. &C. Plate and ATTY Cards
for Ten shiiiiugs.
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CApDLE CONGRATULATIONS five DOLLARS RE-
y ward; Lost. on Tuesday nYh. last green saddle
Cloth and portions Of military horse eqnipmsnts The
finder will receive tho by them
Ne North lillian street. n tho ooe of Sweeney Shea
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DRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSl!-A. KERR co. RE-
IN speetfuy announce that they receiving per
ARRIVAL large assortment Of Paris Emhr
and point Lssss Sleeves psisrnss and Collar, slso
irg goods, such Black silks, Bombaznes Grenadines
Barego Grape de Paris &c. with variety ofsecond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

WIlDS 'oNFECTlONARY. tsI BROAaWAy HAS
" long been confdered - the institutios az Ma
fork Inc Art non tef dooa attract half "a MANY
hdies ana ths time Willis famous frnit Candisa draw
constant crowd There miserable untsrft,s About
tut every body understands that the only
fruit candies manufactured in this country s by n
N. wind - -
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LNAsHIOEABLE CLOTHING ESTABLIsHHENT-C. Il.
sansuineti first cutter Of Mr. pepiers Irving House
has the honor inform the public and his he
has opened establishment, his account at No
lis Chambers and he will do his best satisfy those
who VIII honor hi with their patronage His establishment
furnished with the latest fashions aud newest style Of
goods, at moderate p-iees. g. Is. SANGUINETI
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CARD-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INsUR-
"A Rnce Company.-The books will remain omen durus
The week to receive tho fret and second insasnts OF
% share At the Mercantile Bank corner
and John street where persons who sub
scribed do and pay the fret
together Az the stock nearly all taken up those persons
who wish to have shares in this Company take them
JOHN BRUCE. President.
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gV,HOMAS' MECHANICAL LEECH, CUPPING AND
i Breast Gnssoe.-Alse and valuable instrument
extracting blood from the ssryix nter for sale BY the
principal the city and the agent.
An experiment. all ask for this has never failed We
refer Professors Gilman. Watts and Parker College
Physicians and Surgeons Now York. Professors Van buren,
and Post UniverGty Medical Colleges Professor Webster
Geneva Medical Colin Doctors An and Lerrsy Surgeons
New Ysrk Hospital. &c. &c.
J. BARTTEI.L. SsIe Agent. No. all street.
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TINE ATLANTIC BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF
L Observation-Disclosures members Of ths above Assoc
citation notified that meeting will DO Tuesday
next hs asd instant A. ocloch in the Lodge ROOM
for sale DESTROYS becoming members will have
opportunity OF paying their the meeting
BY calling At the Office, l42 Atlantic street.
I. i. JoE Es, Secretary. GEORGE CURTIS President
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' gen tsmen having any clothing furniture
jewery 70 dispose Of obtain fair cash price, by sendp
FOR ths subscriber At his resdene or through the post
LADIES' attended By Mrs. Dusseldorf NO u Elm street
/. H. DUSSELDORF
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A TTENTION.-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF
the Nassau Guards are particularly requested TO at
send meeting Of the above Company Saturday
ns March At haifpast seven O'clock TO be held tn.
TO aend the funeral Of their late brother member Hugh
Nee loughlin. BY order Of
JAMES J. MURPHY, Secretary. ~~f'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW WORKERS GOING TO PHILADELPHIA or
~ philadelphia coming New York, will fourteen
Of Bassords bert tables at No 100 Chssnus street. MOTT
10 the Of Fifth and nine tables Pultos
an entrance ~ No Ann street factory ut Is - Con
tro street ~ y. Cue feathers made from Frsneh
WI any sire witiort trimming; entirely WITH