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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15
HUNDREDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRACTED

HUNDREDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRACTED
disease. are disappointed of cure by not calling
Dr. HUNTER at first He will forfeit any sum Il he fails
TO cure any case that may under his care no matter
how long standing affecting Patients are nysed 20
hts nispensary No. Division saree New York city, az
thousands are cured yearly ny his practical experience and
great remedies Strangers who have bee9 unfortunate n
the selection Of physician are solicited TO call on the
those who have contracted private disease, like magic.
Price, 81 with private treatise. People come hum
drcds Of miles get this medicine. The intrinsic value
this remedy all others discovered ~ that
II does dry the poison Of the disease IN the blood
break AZ some remote period in more terrible
manner but thoroughly roots ont every particle q Dis
ease toften IN fortyeigt hours placing the patient Ia
the position a. before be contracted disease
whatever all this without substituting poison
than the iseaeea sqre result q al other remedies You
viii Ind tits ont by bitter experience, II You trust % any
other treatment. Medical IN all parts ot The country
send their chronic 20 Doctor Hunter 10 fee I'll
cured Medical books gratis. All consultations private.
Advice gratis Relief n the most terrible cases IN icy
minutes; slight affections cured in six hours.
& S00 REwARD-JEFFRtES ANripoTE, ArsPE-
yOOO cido mixture for tho cure u private dsorlcrs
II makes speedy Without the Least restrictions y
diet drink exposure change Ia application ~ husn9'
The proprietor chacngesa nse case which the uisure
will not under the forfeiture OF ave hundred dollars
It L. put up In bottles with iu directions At S. One bot
tie lasts week-many cured IN two days. For sale
n RING, 100 Broadway and At Jos Bsysye street NY;W
y. Little l0i HsDoyer strees Bostsn Hs2M Z CO.. Ma
Orassa
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARDS UNFORTUNATES FRIEND.-iF CURES
- arc the best evidence, then there L medicine fog
private Diseases to be compared to this ten
that they would have got well withoutt New
taken by muttudes without discovery Free from unplea
santnes5 Immediate death to tho disease Price ST. Once
corner Of Canal street and Bro adway,
nR WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES-sUOH
- as no other doctor Do. Either grest
amendment before hours To contract
is made mere nothing ny his treatment which science
perfected Remember ii. The Other methods of
droHduworse than the disease Once Canal stres
md Bro nny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

DASshGE TO SAN FRhNCISCO-TUIS WEEK IN
i the splendid new ship ELIZA MALLORY, Capt. VIII
sms only S5ohp 10 sail on Saturday. kpry oa board
rer % East river or 70 H. SUTTON 81 Wall etrcet,
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~ R0CFRY FOR SALE.-A WELL ESTABLISHED
VI Family Grocery Store doing first rate business. will
be sold reasonable terms Apply at the Of Henry
and Rntrers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

NOR SALE-TWO NEW THREE STORY ATTIC AND
subceller houses in Twenty-nnth street, Iamartnc
place between Eighth and Ninth The houses
with all the recent improvements and delightfully."- situated
Possession given Immediately. Apply to THEODORE
MARITIME, No 100 West Twenty eighth, or to s. r. FLAN
AGAIN, No. Is Wall street.
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MOST DESIRABLE UoMEsTEAps IN

N0TICE.-THE MOST DESIRABLE HOMESTEADS IN
IN Noun. Vernon to be soldouse, wit rat proof
cellar lot No 30i Fourth avenueprce $780, Also lot
No l55 Second avcnue-prce $40 The above property
situated between Fifth and Sixth streets The title viii he
found nd putable situation the desirable in Mount
Vermont the house in Fourth recently the pro-
porty Of Mr. Haywood Application TO Mr. John ID. Leary,
"A Mulberry street New York; to Mr.. VIM. s. O. Bren
the premises 60 Mr. Edward Geeson boss the ground;
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Jenny LIMBS FAi EWELL CONCERTS.-SEhTSS E-
- cured and Tickle = 4 sale at GOUAD g. BERRY'S mu-
sic and pianoforte No. 2 Broadway two doors
boye ck crin
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NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTRRET.-DREss


~ Circle and Boxes u cents; Pit 2 cents Orchestra
Tickets so etc., Private Box Tickets ST. Doors IN
to begin at * o'clock Saturday evening May IT, the
ertainments will with the drama of BLACK
SMITH or ANTWERP-Quintin Matsys. Mr.. Jones Frank
Merit. Mr. Clarke; Baron Won HaaIst Mr.. Cooke; Smne
Smmerkn, Mr. Fox Agnes Flores, Mrs. Nichols; Blanche
mrs Drew To oono'ude with the drama OF YANkRE
JACR-fankoe Jack. Mr.. Jones; Harry Goodwin. Mrs
Jones Ducks Daddy Mr. Fox; Conrsdo de Beltran Mr.
Clarke Donna Gertrude, Miss Barber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

~ s. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP
f s. Cleayer is exclusively the inventor and maker
Of the only genuine Honey Soap for which, together with
ms Honey SHAVING soap shaving Cream and Musk Brown
Windsor Soap he obtained the prize medal at the Worlds
Fair These articles have obtained Just and snyisble
had at all Drug and Fancy Stores and Of W. j. DAVIS
co. sole importers and wholesale agents, 40 Cortandt
afr rect mn SITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

THE STATUE OF THE WOUNDED INDfAN-FROM
the Worlds Fair, London, is exhibition at Stuy
yesant Institute, $50 Broadway. Admission Is cens Open
from Q "A. M. to 10 p. NJ.
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T YcEUM THEATRE BROADWAY. NEAR nnoorx

II YCEUM THEATRE. BROADWAY NEAR RROONY
IL street-Corbyn Buokland, Lessees-Dress Ciroo q
cents Parquct 70 cents; Family Circle 1917 cts
seats 10 cents Private Boxes s3and ~ Doors open at
saturday evening May 49, will he played tho FoLEs or
NGHT-Pierro Palliot, Mr.. Walcot. La petite Adsiine
Gnus.Tcemachus Mss ,. Bennctt Mentor Mr. Wslsoe.
olude with the buriesquc Of RICHARD III TO KILL-Ri-
ard Ill, Mr.. Wsloot; Lady Anne, Mrs. Maoder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

NOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS DINING SALOON-AN
opportunity that seldom occurs to man of capital
One tho best Dining Saloons in the city Good will stock
and fixtures be had reasonable The fixtures
and the stock hand liquors and scgars Of
the quality. The receipts per week such will
satisfy DESTROYS engaging in the business Address
with real sme J. O. s., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

DURTON's THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET.-DREss
- Circle and Parque 80 cents Second Tier s5 cents rri
vato Boxes S. Orchestra seats, 10 eta Doors open 7
TO begin at TX o'clock Saturday evening May H. will be
played the comedy Of WIVES ASHLEY WEREMAIDS AS
THEY ARE-Lord Prory Mr. Blake; Sir VIM. Dorillon, Mr.
Dyott M Brennoly Mr. Lester Sir George Evelyn Mr.
Doren Mre Skerret To conclude with the farce of the
GOOD FOR HOTIllNG-Charley Dormer, Mr.. Russell; Iar-
ry Johnson Mr.. Bland; Tom Dbbles Mr.. Johnston Nan,
Mrs. Skerrctt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

NOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY, JUNE 15-THE
IL splendid new double engine steamship CITY or
PlTTSBURG, 2io0 tons burthen, Vim. G, Stotesbury,
commander This splendid steamship having undergnne
extensive alterations suit her the
her accommodations superior TO steamer the Pacific
will sail for san Francisco above touching Valparaiso
and Panama Her state large and airy and her
eeerage accommodations superior to steamship
aoat having abundance Of both light and air well
extra light between decks IL Is confidently expected she
will make the TO San Francisco In short time
II has been made by any steamer thus Offering TO families
and TO those who desire their comfort much reasan
conveyance than by the crowded steamers via Chares
only limited nnmher Of passengers will be taken. Apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange place, New
York, and Noe Walnut street, Philadelphia.
IL n SAN FRANCISCO DiRECT-THE NEW AND
beautiful olipper-shp RACER, II. W. STEELE. Com.
mander will sail for the above port about tile 18th Of this
monthher state Room Accommodations superb, and
well adapted for families As only limited number will
board, Pier :, North River, tie Agents, BUTLER
BROTHERS, 1853 and lis South street, New York.
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Ouly through Line via Apinwal and Panama for san Fran
United States Man Steamship CHfRoKEr eiif be des.
patel ed on Nor day. May 2lth at o'clock r. NJ from
Pier AZ foot Of Warren street. North River with n, Calf
fornia Malls ard Passengers via Havana fov Aspa Navy
Bay Go connect at Panama with the REGULAR steamer
FOR san Fransitco For freight or passage applyto
CHARLES a. WHITNEY ut the Oifce III Inc 60 npanes,
Ne. III West street, cor fwsrren, New York
DAsshGE TO SAN FRhNcIScO-TUIs WEEK IN
i the splendid new ship ELIZA MALLORY, Capt. VIII
sms only Sl5ehip 10 sail Saturday. hpuy on board
o. rier % East river Or 70 H. SUTTON 81 all etrcet
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GLASS CASES &C., FOR SALE-SUITABLE FOR
~ matters harnessmakers or any fancy business There
about 40 ashes and II drawers They be had bar
gain applied for immediately Apply at No 692 Broad
CIIAS. WATERS. Saddler.
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BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. S0gu
~ aud Psrqaet 10 cents; Family Creisasn
Upper Tier rs ccnts Private Boxes - and &c. Doors sps
at to commence at IN o'clock. Saturday evening
viii he performed thu drama Of GUY MNNERInG-CH
Mannerns, Mr. Fenno; Henry Bortram Mr. Reynolds Bo-
mimic Sampson. Mr. Dsvidso Dsndie Dinmon Mr. Whtsna
Dirk stterok, Mr. Pope. Meg Merres, Miss G. Cushmas
Lucy Berttam. Miss Julia Gould. To conclude with thS
farce Of the rem Mr. Henry simon. Mr..
Whns Captain Bidding, Mr. Hind; Lucretia, Mrs. r. Cea-
way; Sophia, Miss Kate Horn.
NIBL0's GARDEN.-MANAGER, MIR. JOHN SETON.
lehets 30 cents Private Boxes, - Doors openat M
70 commence atty o'clock On Monday the 76A
s. e doors will open at ~ and at o'clogk-
nntarusy May d. Grand Ballet Night. The wonderful O..
housset and her three sisters. At7, original intro
70 La SyipLiae To he succeeded by the grand
oslet of IA SNLPHIDE In SylpLide, Nile Care
my 70 he preceded by the avorite peso
.. e W QuEsNS in which Mrs Conover, Mrs Molfea-
perform. 'S'S'' 80 "S'.o' ~
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CONCERT or MADAME OTTO GOLDsCHMIDT. FOR
~ merry Jenny Linda few choice seats to he had at
ADR1ANcE, SHERMAN 4 CO.'S Bookstore, No. 2 Astor
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STUK FLACE UFEKA HOUSE.-PAKQUBT AND
Boxes 80 CENTS Amphitheatre csnt Sofa Seats 81.
The box book from A. NJ khrough tho day when
seats be secured Tickets sold for Parque Boxes Aaa
Sofas the seats for the Doors
formnnce will commence at 10 o'clock. Saturday evening
Msyi5 will be Performed Msssingcs play Of NEW WAY
TO PAY OLD DEBTS-Sir Giles Ovorreach, Mr.. Broskoe
Welbarn Mr. Jordan; Marah Mr. Lynne; Aworth, Mr.: Ar
mold Lowell Mr.. Brand Justice Greedy Mr. Skerett
VOL Mr. 7. wemysG Furnace Mr.. Heath; Margaret Ovoe-
reach. Mrs. Y. uale Lady Allworth Mrs. Xiokery.
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Public House, situated in the vicinity of Broadway
and Fulton stteetsthe bar of the preta
Bile down town. Also in connection Oyster and Dining
Saloon. Apply TO &. Il. HOWES, So Nassau street.
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DOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE

VNUK FHIABITSEIED 1VIESALE
and retail Liquor Store situated MT no Grand street,
Williamsburg. Said store has been occupied liquor
store for number of years and is of the best stands
the city the present prtor being compelled dispose
Of the other business gements.
The rent il low, aud the stock will be disposed
valuation. Inquire at 1i6 Pearl street, New York.
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Ghauees for Dusiuess Mea.

VNO WRLLERS or WATCH
II CASERS For sale or Lease. Jewelry Mandatory
in full oDDeIaton with steam power gas ishI ana every
other requisite and desirable location Inc
Whole concern will be sod leased and the owRer VIII
desed arrange &c $40 0O9 20
ner tear For turher information, address JEWELLEt,
Boy a33 Lower Post Once. New YORK None need aP-
~. r5Ies. thev have ~ carltal 10 invest IS 81
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DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership
~ Of CUSHMAN & co. Is this 5aJ i.sso'yclhy ma.
tual consent New York, JsnpCy T. 1872
u. 4. CUSiIMAN, ALONZO CNShMAN,
JOHN II. n CUSlIMAS
The business will be continued ~ ID 4. ClSINtN
aud J. VI II CUSHlIAN under the nrm OF ClSHMM
SCO., az No. COurtlandt - IT'S
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E,OR SALE-A Manufactay, with the

entire working machinery Of the same. which Is near
y new having ali bought for cash less than u months
pce and now n Consequence Of the propnei0rs leaving
the States the ole Cuding the business. VIII De dt
posed Of very low figure Terms easy 10 thOtpush
busint,s man tins pFsusble opportunity OF
inc an excellent business For particulars apply 20 '"
LINE co. Commission Merchants and Importers &c 9,
No "a West-st, North River. D 81
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Gouses to fet.

TENO LET-A large Room suitable for
Il Club Room, or Private Parties; also Sleeping Apart
ments 10 Let. Inquire ut Ne. Murray SIS d1J
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HNU PKINI EhS.-fOr sac, an bIU U.s.
tablished Book and Job Printing Office with every
thing complete or caIyne on large and prohtaee ousi-
ness together with the Lease OF the extensive roo AZ
nOderaie rent The Office one Of the best N the Ciy
and enjoys steady of good custom work The Steam
Eu gpe Boiler and Printing and Hydraulic Presses are All
OF the best kind newly 6cd up, aud now All running The
Types aud other Printing materials are all IN sood condi-
lion and calculated 10 do large amount Of business Ahy
persop capsbe of carrying the business properly VIII
be sure find ia profitable investment, svey iaclhy
" he Afforded by The TO secure the custom
now attached 10 the establishment For further par
tlculaIs, apply TO WELLS WEBB, No IS Duich-"
q IT.
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Gnnses manteo.

StTORE.-Wanted to rent on the first of
Cnay or before suitable for dry goods store N
Greenwich ST. between Fulton and Murray ANY one IN
the trade wishing dispose Of their stock with privilege OF
store VIII hear of good opportunity by addressing DHh
GOODS MERCHANT az this Office IS ~
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A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted ia
a - bcs: papers 0ther ciaes ssd to<as a: V
PAINE + = AGveri;sIng Agencs. Tnb1ne Buildings sail
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE -
u GRkNNlSS ( STEWART hssiag assor.a'sd ~ta
them HENRY ALLEN. late ~ re itm of Psltsa Ia e
A4eR The wAurss's Boot aud shoe ess rsis Mi b,
continued Al Ne ~ MAIDEN lals. untrr ths tl q
GRANNISS. SrEH AIT ALLEN
Ncw-NoIk. January !. 1851 }. o.
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Wrean 6teamers. 1t.
EOR LIVERPOOL-The favOds

no X 1t ' T. K ! . o I--The faY0nN
y steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, william TJlp
Commander will sal from PhlAdsipha for Liverpool
THURSDAY, Jan 8. At y sclock
Passage Ia Saloon S aterOOnis, So
do do Fore CABIN do s.
Passsrgers will be provided with Railway tckg,s .
PhnsGelDhla free Of expense. BY the gent
IHOs RICHARDSON. No 81 Exchange placs
ThespieHdid newsteamstp CITY OF MANCHKSfkt
Capt Robert Leiicb. vii succeed The CITY VI Cissg'j
and ss from Philadelphia, J an -. Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

4 DODWORTHS Dancing Academy,
N No 4as Brocuaes Aelr Broadway. A new class
for besrners Will commence IN MONDAY EVENING
Jan }. II O'Clock Gentlemen wishing 70 attend "ih
Die ase cali before that and enter tleir names
Classes .o tie practice Il hr Polka. Sch5tsch ksdswA
tsol-Za. and al the other fashionable Dances On VI NJ
davs and THURSDAYS. and wednesday, aat Saturdays
Gentlemen caa commence alv tlue. LADIES' and Cnil
tTsns Cases tne same days ~ aad sc-scN r d
sOiTses eYsTy two weeks.
IH~rh greki satisfaction aansun-e 20 fueBds and
the public that rllr gsea So ~ 40 fs.d QUAD
RuiEs entirely Ess AZ worthy %. introduced %
tue dancing world ii flls C y.
Ttis ,st VII be ausht turug ths coming term. AMI
s1re ny friends that =. dance Ead the pleasure
OF InYodueg them las promised . prove sttsic
torF -sis ne $50 W.
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GTpresses, ST.
s0ater Gnre.

nRANG Z MOUNTAIN WATER
NPCURE-Sorih OraDgs. Essex Co. Esw-!s,ssy-lO-
sEpH A WEDEN VI. D., Psyscisn q ths lnsutancs
Vs fora from Ns1-Eork ssys me foot Of Cer1lind.r
= orioc. A M arr and oclock M. emu
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yUTPPTNG-NAVY and ARMY

a. HIPPI y NAVY and AKIN
MrSsEs-Hosvital Department and tsnllles suppasl
sIth IN Kinds Of Stores, at n " PRESCOIIS ~Aai'-
,,l. extabiishmsnt No q WalH A.
Nr Prescsft respectfully informs ha fnenls AL 20
y .ic that b. has associated Vii hin Z c GsNE''
T., who I'll devoie his attention % ne .0cve ons
oc- wires Brsneies Cordsls. Porter Ale aud Cidtr
90 Fruit, prsterves aad Cigars OF the best CRAFTY c-
stsuty hand ~ "
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Clothing.

NTM. S. VANDERBILT would ;la
~ o. .tt.r.,. os h, eust 1rlsr, ana he public
o, 80 r.ii COX Of Cloths CsssHers, We =
~ - and T.il aud winter Goods, AZ hls CASH
TAILORING EsTABLlsHHESI, AS r. 1880 20
,,here he q srsv-Tec to RAke ue trENILEh ss ana
a0Y's CLOTHING Ia the mos i2shionaos ste
Hs also kesps we'll sslected .s-21Iasal 81 , I@S Ii
uPssS and B0Ys RRADY-MADE CLOTHNe
IIso re1.-nl aSsortn EFT Of everything found n =
sEsrIxxsp's 2gssIssIFs 'srafLisssESf
al
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MIR. ANSON S. BROWN is this
A'A dag associated With us as . Partner fra
NewYotk. Jsa. /, is52
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TNOp CAIE-Ths Church and Lot To-

LvOR SALE-The barge Superior, now
4 running between Nexburgh and NeT- Isf. -
freight and passage boat Che we'd Calculated JOY ts
business bayIng saloon with sixteen stae-rooms sum
Gent for The accommodation Of forty passengers IN
ton Ia her atoms below deck. For parilcasf
raire OF tie Capsn on board st the foot OF Narreas'
az tn. " ~ B CARPENTER co.
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NOR SALE-Part. or, if required the
II whole Of a Chemical Works u successful operation,
situated the tnmedls'e vicinity OF The nv 81 Ns"-
sfice Of The J0HrRaiof CoBNsrce D CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

L'Ok Observation-Disclosures states Ma
D Steamship PACIFIC, Caytain Era Men
steamer vii depart with the UDued States Mails
EuTofe positively IN SAIL RDAI, jan 10, 1884, 81
berth secured til paid Tor For ne.ght passage. ssyf
uneqnslad accGmmndatIons Tor elegance and com,A
sDU'y 10 EDWARD X. COLLINS co No. - Wsli-s
Ihs 80 smshp Auaatlc, VIII spccssd ihs PDoihe =
sal J4n ~, ls5l az
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DNNO.FORTES for the HOLIDAYS.

CHURCH ORGAN MANUFACIOk
O-GToRGE JARDINE. No. $40 PeAT-st near ~
Mental Bro.asay Nsw-YOrk.-Pians and eslnAies
si,,n Orders respectfully solicited, ~nch VIII 'e D"
S.Ithfully executed and spsa LIBERAL TENS
LIT lxN
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5thgcle.
: SHUSTER'S DRAWING and

a. - n " - ! Il II = DIAAN lNp anu
SsPAINTING ACADEMY. No 1913 Broadway With
the New Year begins ansiher Of Ddwng and PANT
ing Separate class Ladies. saturday class tor BE-
male Teachers
ter casts from 10 Q O'Clock p. III For particulars see
r,rc,,ior ~ do Gts
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DEAL ESTATE.--The subscriber is
AGENT for the sale ol number Of first and second
class Houses with all modern improvements situated
on the east ,ide sl and 9Th and between LIST
and 2Oh Prees varying from 5000 TO Sli OO0 Also,
several Lots situated the most desirable part Of the CITY
Rents collected So ofee hours before 10 and from
5iO7P. NJ. AUGUSTUS e. LEWIS.
40 ,vs No 50 StsnoR-st
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Dantins Schools.
ri MEYENlS DANCING ACADEMY
NIOIJNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

MOUNT WANHINT IUN JULLE-
lNh GIATE INSTITUTE, No. 2ls Fouth-st corner %
Msodougal on hfngt0n-square VIII open It's Nlnta
School Year on MONDAY the 18Th Of September, whsE
the enlargement the School Building viii De complete
IL IS hoped that the opening Institution few DAYS
later than usual will 10 than penSdted % lis pOps
hy me increased advantages .hey VIII derive from The adj
1,uon o. for the use of the School, and
corresponding addition If instruction al tas Depart
ren:s Of study GEO. ". CLARKE, Propretors sst
asNSSf JAS FANNING PrincPaI.
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L'OR CHARLESTON. The new %
4 splshcId gtesrnskp MARION " BsuY. C,mau4
81. ei!l leave per No. 4, North RIVER. on sArURDA.
jar. 10. AZ s'clocs, pfecssy. For fIsght ag,f,
beard. where az bills If lsdInS vii DO ssnes and for
sage a, ths Office u
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON q co, 20 Soa'AS q
$40 biNs u .so VII be sigas4 after the sssas
has SAILED. ~
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nISSOLUTlON.-Thc CoOartnership
heretofore existing bst~e.a the unders ga.d under
the frm OF OILS, JOHNE> Co. s this day disso rel
~ rnaius coTssnt E.kef pa, vii sgn the nane OF ths
nIm N H. uid2flon.
New uk. Jsnuary Isl iSs2
HARRISON g. OTIS
WILLIAM = JOHNES
DANIEL G. OTIS.
ORSILLE L. KNOX
HENRY BEECKMAS Jf
lac siI sss % contlnnsd By toe pndeigaed under
lLe hrin 81 John 10, BEE6kMAN,& KNOX al No
20 CoaiuA1ds-st wILLIAM,f IOHSEs
HENRY BEEcKMAN, Jr.
. OREILLE KNOX.
TIE interest q WILLIAM p JOHNES aAd NELSON
IT. NOhIH ceases IN cor firm from thls date The buzz
Less six b c0atn9ed heretofore uncer the drm of
SAw DANIEL c. OTIS co.
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HO MlLLERS and OTHERS. "a gal

II npportunity IA bow offered 70 ray oae deaTous
OF pun Spice hi III the CITY of New YORK dong
rood business with Horse. Wagon, and everything ne
cesay oarly tho business IN excellent working or
der The present propntt about TO return 10 the GA
Coun ana viii Osgast " the concern advshtags 0ds
terms Apply tho NIL, No ~ Eldrdgs st. orte
,s2ts RECk MCADAM No GO W all st.
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n & H. BARMORE offer a. their Ma

~ ufscsssy ami WsreroSn. NJ Jss Blocker ST.. coz
Ier "a Charles 81, sssor -msnt al elegsnt PIANO
fOkTES. with the nss,lLe frame aaa bridge sRi
al osheE ia .ds<r ilsPgsvsa.als. liz sas
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NASTENINGS FOR GARMENTS,
CTEAM ENGINES for SALE.-On,

UTCHER 4 FAD, Practical
lt HoVsF aue SHIP PLUMBERS, Ne. al wstst st.,
eeoys ron Pscs-shB AL orders promptly attended to
\ B-JObh - GNae IN Isa,nsSs and dispatch Dis In
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NOR SAlE-The House and Lets
Il Mes 2se ard Pa pVis.'ns; corner rt q nton-s'.
having Nnnt 81 e. DIVISION Il. The above
excellent stand sac (etry business For further Oar
ecrizFs. sppy 70 } IA SklkFiNG, Ne 2 Nesey ST nom
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