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SEW PUBLICATIONS..


IN PRESS AND WILL RE PUBLISHED THIS aoNrH
selected gd from the Classic and aced
OF the Great Gompcsers, scaptd The rs alma
Hymns OF the Protestant Episcopal Cbursh WITH
organ Accomplishment, BIZ william King Org .uss aud
claims of this collection Of fscred the favorable
tce Of churches and individuals Throughout The states
1baed what IL 10 not aud what ID u.s. IL collection
OF old and Sth little merit Of
without at ALL OF cid with
of ED tunes modernized But is choice selection 10
taking research of the most appropriate melodies
the masters In the adaptation che
words tho most nice and ,tng attention has been
ptd TO the sentiment that the critical will be
offended by the too frequent violation Of proprty this
matter But though IL 10 preferable that the melodies
should sccomplpy the words the intelligent
will lind dit ulty whom |. necessary choosing other
Words for marked the fitness between the
words of the collectsn that his
misled Nor this work for choir only In
have been mpoyed avoid badness and give IL
IL ia In itself study and may be used
y with voice sustaining the meoo
full chorus This popularity oonmend IL at those
who practice sacred music with the OF tho
ofore who desre collection of While
to the music Of Grace Church superiority
sally accorded fallen opinion
that it ia Of operatio character The publication this
book petey refutes charge In this book all
extsneous matter guch sse
ted the author regarding the and
others belonging to separate
so The size Of the book differing from that Of similar
work. will he quarto the Accom-
from the vocal parts the impression will be engraved the
binding cloth. Subscribers will receive tho copes Price,
Two Dollars; in sets Of copies 81 80 Orders may
cent 20 the Office, at Mr. Sidney Persons Music Stoc No.
~ Beecker street, near Broadway.
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PROPOSED DATES OF FAILING.

fCf9Nt Of pkFdBkt kppIY 20
knwARD x; COLLINS & CO." wan ~, " York.
ri @. ROBERTS " Co. Is Kings Arms Yare, Iondon,
JOHN BUNRoE & CO., KEs NoGs Dane dos Vie
toree, Paris;
GAO n. DRAPER usvre.
OF these viii rot fey gcds
silver bullion, spece jewolry, precious sones or metals
rnss t 81 lsdnE are gsaea therefor. and the valve
Nsslcr IN ror expressed.
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q SGn REWARp.---JEFFRlE3 ANrtO0IE A sfE-
cOO oifo mixture Tor tho Of private alf1 3er.
II mhktB speedy without the lsst reeret 81 de
pr9priesor challenge gngc ease when sas mS,arc w
under tho forfeiture 0l five hundred a3Ars 10
rut up In bottlos uith ftl Objections 40. 81 Ono b0bo
iasls week. many cured ia two aays FOR sale hF o.
NJ Ring lg2 Broadway and res Baysrd G.reob New York;
w. r. Little, iOl Hanover street. Boston WnSas Co.,
Ne
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nyalPPl9O !.

EoR LIvERPooL-UNlrED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steamer will
depart With she United States als for Europe potvoy
Saturday Feb 81 st l2 o'clock her berth Al the
Canal street. No berth till for For
freight ysssagc having urequaed for
elegance and comfort apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 co, No. Sc Wall street.
III steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific, and sail
MarnlG
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1900, oARMIAaUa, ss.

!. ,o crsIs ~rHE soRRkL HORSE CHARLEY. uNsUR-
rsseS fo styo sud beauty! will be dspo,ed q a. Pub
t.' ~ ~ NJ Leeds Co., on Thursday, february H.
hc asI IN 'front.' thor store, Al ssreeN He b
s oi SD sy ss 81 cannon S 'S sress r sis
nhe s wssca ana harness VIII, also, % sold on s
,e.ss asy.
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nR. KELLING GER. DEAR SRI WAS LAST SUM
II mer ~ Hastings the conversation turned upon the
merits Of remedy sgsntleman sat by with whom hal
no took of his hat and showed fine head
Of hair which he said had been produced by
gc uid he hsd been AID for 10 years he he did not
know but would be gad to have informed Of til
fact gave his name John Clarke might have ad
some doubts II had not known some 10 In
vhlsge Of Yonkere. am we'll acqu ipted with Mr. ID Nc
Farland, M a. Scarf, Mr. Austin Col. o. @. Denslow
Mr. Daniel Blauvet Mr. James Bashford to whom you
have oil Of them know have ID their
ard restored Yours, &c JAMES MILLER l we'll
New York Civ
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ERAEKLIN HUsEuM. l75 ouArn.A sQUAKs. ONE

HIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE. 81 BOWRRY.
" Monday evening" Fob y. and during the weeK. Grand
Romantic Equsst Pageant Of ST GEORGE AND THE
with al t splendid accessories professions &c
j. Nathana and hia Infant arkiBtes Mrs. Coles irsk
performance of tho Mauego Aosi Mr. Sands and Pupils
T. Rivers and Bows together with full perfor OF
other Horsemanship Gymnastics no. by the company. Al
tern0en pc rtorm Saturday.
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CBE1sEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AssoCi-
~ alton will hold meeting Ut the rooms
and Tventy.tflh street, on Tuesday evening,
February 10Th 1882 at "a o'clock Ladies and gentler m
invited 20 attend and sv. the
OF this, the mog prosperous Association
Money will be losned 40 the next regular meeting
bors requested 10 m.kc their previous
themec'ng Persons wishing 70 take shares leave their
and tho entrance fee, 30 oents vh either of e
officers, e. The oace Of the Secretary go Niash
avenue any time during the dag evening. uasil r. NJ
9hc monthly dues 81 month aud interest on
dues paid in sdyanoe not less than six months.
DANIEL BARNES. President,
GEORGE X. HOWELL. Vice President
AbTsham nrowu. r.. A. sniacn James M5ore John X
Dcrcmus, james L. Decker, Daniel Wilson, Trustoss.
WI. u. Hoyr SEQ.
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NlGLO'S.-oPERA NIGHTS MONDAYS, wEDNRS.
IN days. Frdayr and Saturdays Apr stons TUGS.
dsye and Thursdays 10 be address cd 70 John seon Nbes
GARDEN.
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TaI NEW YORK AND M LIIv.sRooL UNITED STATES

mail steamers Pho ships composing shs line are the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
Pacific, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Comstoef.
ADRIATIC Captain Grafton.
shejs snips having boen bulls oontrsc expressly ff
service, has sher CON
ssrueton-ss In their enginssso ensure strength snd
speed and their ter passengers
lee for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool In sres
cabin s IN second d. $40 Exclusive OF sxsys siss
s.s.e. rooms $500.
Prom Liverpool 70 New York, ESQ and SO.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 eaoh sbip,
No berth secured un I'll paid for.
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MEDICAL INFIRMaRV FOR THE CURE OF DIS
~. Of the ihroat lungs, acrofua, &e, ~ No A.
Lspensrd street THIS nhtunon 10 oontu,ssi upon new
plan, sad AL paents shalt DO with coca,
despssch for which moderate fec VIII b rsnsas
Tho phvsosns in attendance only igf 0'eSst
etiy etatr r,-ts q &c tay teing dsyo..1 y a 0f
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hK. KELLINEEK:-SIR MY WIFE HAD LOST ALI
~ her hair and had ntrely des paired ever re-
gaining it, Notwithstanding had seen astonishing ev
oenee in our neighoorhood. l did not think it
would reach my wifs's Rhen l called you
and stated the circumstances. you spoke fairly
and with much apparent confidence and dor,
could longer doubtnor dol think any viii
doubty sincerity they will you get your
easy plain and phosop hca reasoning the susac.
the hair other affection which pretend 20 treat
with great pleasure that in few the
started elegantly and to wonder aud sstonis
much thicker SOFTER and darker than tho original hair
is nearly fourteen inches lng and continues grow
fast We certainly feel grateful oug
for tie benefit of discovery remain with
found respect and esteem. yours So. ALBERT keller
Yonkera Weshester county sixteen miles north
Of New York.
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~ ana certain method Of bresking up deep seated
and long protracted colds, atopishes sill who .ke
trial It is as certsin to break up tho matter al
tho bottom sn6 entirely U IL tried it fail,
where the lungs thought TO be seriously
thousands Of cases osn be referred 20 but all the
ding that Of Mr. Lewis Lent the popular
oolebrat aud pretor vhon he
Frsnoisco he said to be decliao
althe medical attendance that
rpon the old. elegant snd scientific mode Of gradu lily
butcherng the patient. lie carefully wat,hsd and
treated under tho cid method Tor months
lieu of getting better was falling by she day DIR, Keu
MS de exsmin stion of his case no found AR. Lent
melancholy mood and in sersaton with Mr. John coa
then Of the popular propetors OF the Florence House
ardnow the energetic and successful manager in
with his brother Mr. H. Slrat Of the New York. Harlem and
Albany Railroad Mr. Slo.t sat and heard nj the
envcraioE y relation TO .hs ierfu ad knew al.
the facts relation to II. tDr Kenger took the
hand when sl doubt snd despair aocartin the old
school, guaranteed and made an cnsro in three
bus the patient got better from the feat Day he now
esiies in the city Of radeph. managing his extensive
&c II he never had sick day he IS perfect pic.
tute Of hoai5n.
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RowEKr rHEATRl-soxls. o CENTS, PIT. AK
S.n; sss r T. Rs1s
will performed she grand naqsical drains q BREAK
csay; hses Ra,s siss r y;
Isr; LORD MaCsrtSsy NJ wiilason Captain oshum NJ
X.
Mr. james Johnson Mr. 0ooda Mr. BonnyoastIe, Mr.. Let
6ngwcll; Mrs. BonpyeAssle, hrs. Jordan.
QyRToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTRExr-oooRs
auss . cents; Second Ter CENTS Prvass boass S.
ofsh ss s, s Tdt s1 10
Thunder Mr. Brr.Sn Harry Thrnisr Mr. asm.q Rover
Si.s hin T. conclude WIN sae t.ros q ,so aTMaY-TsT
E9i Mr. FIJI. nsr,y Mr. re-. oD Cater
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREsT-DooRs
f s, otsssss. @ oIS'ss ssS
ss Ss and a. as. rs Y :s
JACK. the q tho Gait-YsnEoo jack Mr. w.
Fox Gsyos arass NJ e. TsSlofy DSna.
MS The Of the ehf oS
osSEcT Or E conclude win tao farce Of AN
ID Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr Assist
ant Manager. Admission to tho entire Museum per-
sasss: H.s:ss s SIs
O'clock 'he celebrated domestic ssa@a looslsed sui,
30 X ' H ss xs
layer. To conclude with the DEAD SHOT. Tho Koh |.
Moor Diamond the Harry Family thc Chinese novoses.
&c. Co.. visible ~ almost sll hours.
pURToN's. CHAMBERS STREET -BENEFIr OF Mr.
- j. Malissk Lester. "Wednesday, FEB; II. Tue OLD
Broadlands, Mr. suron sp:r,ow, Mr. Johnston Fanny.
Miss NJ Tsylor Sophia. Miss Wessen temperance. Mrs.
The BOLD pRAGooSs The farce Of CkiasoS crimes
in which Mr.. Burton will sppesr.
RURToN's THEATRE Mr.. DYeTT RESPECTFULLY
Il hkaak FIR
Friday evening" 18Th Feb. The performances will conss OF
the splendid comedy called the BELLIES sTRATAGgM,
MY LIFE In those pieces the whole salient Of Me- Bur.on
company includpg the manager himsslfI will appear in
fsvore characters Tickets be had of Mr. Dyott 62
Wooster street, and Of Mr. Barnet at tho box Office
CONCERTs. BY THE FRASER FAMILY. WILL BE
given during the present week. in the folio places
nesday evening NJ Hope Chapel, New York; Thursday
evening, At gope Chapel, New York. Friday evening at
ing at Hone Chapel New York. On which occasions tho
will brace the rarest of Scottish
and other choice seeotons Concerts oomnenains a ~
Of 7. Gilbert Co.. 3S and AZ Broadway
EELLowS MJNSTRELs AND ETHIOPIAN DELI.
l. neators, No 444 Broadwsy--Ths band, oomprsn
greatest performers in the wordsuch II. H. sitter
best dancer known Newcomb snd rhaver hero
lonihey certainly mus be acknowledged to be the beat
mimcs Of the present gancraton they strangers in Now
YORK and be seen ny Al lovers Of fun and orisna
the banjo exces anything heard Zwenhi Josh the
exicd hungarian mueo the common monican lie
not to Of wife he best q
conundrums known with other ot The
fesson too numerous TO mentca Doors n6 o'cock
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Mt o'clock Ad
mttance ~ cents; children. IL u cents.
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nR. KELLINGER:-MY DEAR sIR-THE WHOLE
~ world should know Of your truly wonderful remedy.
yesht of and have been bald for twenty
had not used one bottle before discovered that
using for chronic dreamed Of its
stsrting hair 1t TO- deed. most surprising gro 9Th
1t has entirely cured the difficulty OF my hssd which
had suhsred for many have known Mrs A. Keller
from hor childhood She has Shick glossy head of
hair much darher than or former nsr This fact
certain that your remedy the change and
derful growth She soewnly that she
else after she began with fluid Hers truly
A II. Va Lnxa
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MRS. c. N. SINCLAIR tLATE MRS roRREsT) WILL.
tI appear night at Brouzhnms Lyeeum. for Tho ast
time Lady Teaze and to "Wednesday
the frat time. in the character Of Margaret Emore in
Loves Sacrifice
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nR KELLENGER:-sIR-I HAD GREAT DOUBTS OF
~ yours, as all the pre.ended remedies had failed
to afford the oil ghtest benefit urged BY many
friends, for long time, 10 make trial. fin silly
induced to make tho trial the consequence was the
complete and rapid restoration Of wifes hair. hap
pened TO be in At hessrs. Kipp Browns in Chelsea
lane, Mr.. Vanderbilt, Bon of Commodore Vanderbilt,
showed beautiful head of hair produced By your fluid.
DC had been entirely bald tor about eight II
thick, soft, beautiful. b. i. ORM5BY,
Residenca. Ia Tine plale
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M II DlCAl..

nOCTOR COOPER, NO. ROOSEVELT STREET, NAY
~ DO oonsnlted on all diseases from to ~ Ph ~
his Office The Doctors reputation the treatmen OF hose
sobbled which he is daily allied treat Ia suf
foient 70 intelligent public. Independent Of
o
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by DEAR sIR-ITIS INnGEn

hR. tkELLINGER;-hY DEAR SlR-IT IS INDEED
~ source OF great satisfaction TO inform you OF
the wonderful perfected by the of your
dy l was confined to my room fof long line
indicating and trying every remedy that could hear
of, for powerful Rheumatic attack but all 20 no
purpose. until brother ndu sed to truly
derul remedy. Inside Of ten days went Yonkers
by wsy Of interesting me- You invited TO with
and the grounds and the interior Of Mr. Ed Forests
castle with which wss truly delighted. walked up aud
down the highest tower with out the sliyhtst uneanes
IL lie and have been entirely pain
SINCE haye several occasions tried for severe colds
and cough snd ID has always acted like magic with no,
breaking every vestase Trio cough and cold in OF
three days. In corobor alton OF II is refer you to Mr.
Bnin wholesale merchant No. 1913 Greenwich street
with whom have been employed for number Of years
travel The country, sssure you sir, do forget the
DR.. and his remedy IremaiD dear air tefully yours
CHESTER GOODSCLL
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U1ELLowy MTNsrRELs AND ETHIOPIAN DELI.
SHIPPlNQs

UMPIRE CITY LINE-FOR San FRANCISCO VIA
Il Chngres and San Juan, Direct Thursday Feb 1.-THE
and splendid double engine Bteamship, SIERRA NE
vADA, a. 800 tons burden,l d. Wilson, Comma Ter,
1SrmsrIy Of ,he sssaRs1p Empire City, vii! Leave her
day l2h February, ~ O'clock This Steamship has uno
qualled accommodations for Steerage Passengers having
been constructed with special reference their comfort
For freight or passage apply TO
The SIERRA NEVADA will leave again on Saturday,
18th March, with the fsvorise Eseamshp Now
Orleans, ~ Panama. Books open.
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THE u LII NJ "A SON.

MASONIC BALL THE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR
Nl the idows and Orphans asylum Fund of the rand
Lodge Of state Of New York will DO held at the ,o
Sale on Monday evening the 10Th instant Tickets 81
20 admit gentleman and ladies' Nay be obtained At
thc Apollo and at Free Masons all No. GU BIZ oad~ay
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M Ia CRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

It
~ Fifth iition BIZ b La Croix, d., Albany, NJ Y.
Cheapest book pubshed 800 and 100 plated
on the Physiology Of hsrriase and she in rmes
and disordrs Of youth and ma uri.y resulting from
which destroy the physical and mental powers all
diseases arising discretion. with plain and simple
rules by which sl persons shenseye without
meroufy,wLh the authors observatiors marriage
drties and and their remedies; vita col
ored thographs illustrating The anatomy physiology
and diseases OF the reproductive Of both sexes
their Structures and funct lions IL contains many
important hints TO those contem plating marmony whoa
WIZ overcome objections sgsnst .rriage however
should take this important without
pages IL treats Jfs diseases OF females whether
orsnge Strangers who rcqaise medical aid before oon-
tuR any Doctor ought TO know whether their
Ircpsry undorstcod By those whom they employ and thus
gusrd sginst the position OF qusokeTy
popular ci'ies Or La Crox In legally quaiid yalu,
and for tho paht tyeaiy has been daily Consulted
uron the different diseases Of which his book
socially - vel ~ BY letter Any nerson sending 'wensy
hve cents In nlettcr eoss paid will by
mall tree OF postage, dvo oOpis for 81 Address NJ
u Ii tRotA, ~ Beaver ttreet Albany, ". r. Sold By
GGrret CO., y ann Street and Struger 10 ia
Broadway N \. Branch otse, @ Lloyd street, buffalo.
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EeR KELLINGER; -REsPECrgD sTR-Ir Is DUE TO
- you frankly to say, that when called you in re
stion 20 niecos hs had eonfdeno in your
Other ren edy in restoring the hair When asked
opinion, smngy said that words would do thing
towards renewing The hai has could al the bald
heads in New York in short time. / very much
pleased with manly frsnknes Yor generously red
bottle to try now most cheerfully and soemnly
affirm that bottle fastened my we'll
hair Indeed the case SO highly m.rked snd suoh
that has righS to believe without
the facts was then located at No 81 Mercer street,
door to Dr. Budds former establishment 1t
that induced the Doctor to NAL trial My
finer an softer than it before All that hoped 20
do to nieces hair had the idea
Of restoring nv own You ought and toubtedly will
make splendid fortune from great diicovery
certainly sho the only reliable fact and in
h,r hundreds have pretended but have succeeded
but yourself. remain yours with profound respect
STEPHEN KINGsLAND, Brdgeport, Conn.
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sAAHs IN AUO1IOn.

GREAr BALE OF STORE Lors-FIRsT ANNUAL sALl
sr wi =:
~ il % "
concerning portion Bsttur in 'front.' Of Municipality
NO New or.sns and in oonfor nifty with special aoS
STns.s e. she IL ,ad B,ar
before j. b osnss ESQ dated ssh june 1851 'sI'N
Levee Fulton, Common and Canal Streets each having
Nine Lots Of Ground. in the square bounded by Front
Leves fulton Common and 6rsver streets. numbering
Fulton Front ssrsss Lots sas ?s's' 'front.'
@ o rn ans siSs sS s Mo the
Sixteen Los Of Ground bounded by New Leyoe Fulton
;Iys Of Fa.en New Issso
s,sf fulton No 70 The q foys My
L. u 4. Is. fronts on New eves and Fulton streets
from T. sousiLe Lot No iorms The corner o. Fs
so5nsr Of Lafayette Fulton and Now Lcves streets. Lo
SS1sSLss 10, II, IL. Is IA, 49, 'front.' Fulton and
8 Fifteen Lots q Ground in tho bounded BY New
irsm to lS inclusive Lot No forms the corner L.f.y
4ss7ssi H. r. is. and Il front, on Fulton Anew
o. Ten Lots Of Ground boundedby New Loyss
TO- inclusive Lol No. forms the roa fulton.
and New Lsvse streets Lot No forms the No
and front Fulton and New Levee streets .
NINE OF Gr0unc the square bounded by Notre
Dame Julia Fulton and New Levee stets numbering from
too inclusive Lot No forms the Notre Dame,
Fulton and New Levee streets Lot No. forms the
Of Julia Fulton and New Levec streets Lots OIL
Twenty three Lots Of Ground in the bounded by
Julia St. Joseph New Lovee and Fulton Streets numbering
gS. the
SIZE, sn tsssf IS Ssz ssis 'S's' ls saa;
seph, Market New Leyee, and Fulton streets berng
from 10 Inclusive. Let No. forms the St Jo
seph Fulton and New Leyee srese Lot No forms the
Of Market Fulton, and New streets Lots %
and 1, front on Fulton and New Levee streets.
TO- Five Lots Of Ground in The by Market
Deord Fulton, and New Levee numbering
vc and Market treets Lot No. forms the of De-
lord Fulton, and New Ievee g. and front
on Fulton and New Levee streets.
H. One itlet bounded by Deord Fulton Now Lcvco and
street not named. having four fronts
The above dscribed property from Its locality Is superior
TO real estate In the United States The whole Of said
bsidpR lots have two fronts opening wide streets and
well adapted for the heavy Western busness Wholesale
stores.
Lithographc Plans will BIO ready for is,ue on August,
Snd be forwarded with marginal notes. TO
will not be sold in front properly repre-.
eented by parties to the compromise in 1920 who shall uok
have signed tho so OF compromise andcr which this sale
made prior to the day of said sale.
Terms ca sh balance In equal intaento
divided into coupons reqned) Of two, thrca and
four credit with per cent interest
until final payment secured by mortgage the
A UcrIeN NoTIcE-GRocxRIEs. FIGS. ALMONDS
"A Rsisins, Brandy &c Tuesday Feb TO- at 10Y o'clock.
st 81 Dey. Greenwich street, 200 drums
CSC skeleton drums each) Smyrna Figs 20 boxes Lemons
do Oranges bsgs Almonds Soap Candles Segars Tobae
". A. CARTER. Auotioneer,
81 Dey street. corner Of Greenwich.
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HDME ETr AuA.

MECHANICS BUILDING AsSJ CIATlON..--A RgGU-
NA lar monthly meeting Of the above association Will
held At warren Hail. Wednesday, the 18th instant, a.
o'clock M when abe fret semi annual report the
diton OF this society will be before the members SO
suoeesfu has its operation thst on which
emily SIS hes teep paid IL worth $50 So and IL will terins
in little over ye yeats brs. fee Is IS per
share hch will To Materials after ihis
Ing AS there are but few shares be disposed
wish to join this society had better
kvail Themselves OF this opportunity. J. PECARX Seo
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,,ALFDoNlAN RAIL. At rAMMANY UALI TaURs.

"a nALb AZ Az fAMhANY HALL THURS
ing their fret annual Caledouian Bali, would respectfully
state tht they have spared exertions in making
will give life character aud spirit
eason They have snssgee the best performers of Scottish
nutc and have endeavorcd 60 make
10 Tho tion Of social enjoyment md national
well IS 10 awaken and call back the sepsibes
counrymen 10 the of their esry The
ofthe ball will be devoted TO charitable purposes Condo
Tor Of the oor Mr. Parker who has Kindly offered his vau
able services this OCCASION Shelton Rob cels
brated band hiss been engaged Mr.. Ksrracher will in
the gArb Of the Gael promenade the room, playing
tonal era, evous to the and during
intermission, Of dancing Tickets dollar TO admit
gentleman and two ladiesto be had Adam Stod.rts
Music store. 36I Broadway VIM ban & Son, corner Of
lin sqnare; of the Doors open At seven
dsl cling will commence At eight o'clock The Of
the ball will be known by the band Gould night an
joy be wi youa." WILLIAM CURK, President
2i0 West Twenty 81 xth street.
Msnsgers-Wm Richardson Of Greenwich and
Perry streets James Dunlop 29 John street, BROOKLYN
Alex Robertson i05 Greenwich svenue; Frodk A. Bradley
chrystie street; Andrew Ritehie, Crosby street; VIM
Young Twen tyeshh street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues George Bathzste corner Of Fourth
Twenty sixth street.