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40 " III m AR TX II II.

suNpAY, Jarusry 1876 2. VI.
There il nothing ia the money stock market
Sc far operations in Wall street concerned the
brokers have them all to themselves week
there indications Of activity among the fances md
an upward movement in prices bu after few day they
all disa ppeared and The market has been gradually
Ting down TO the old starting point 1t appears almost
impossible 70 get up excitement among outside specu
lators Money is cheap enough, and easily obtained
Prices for many stocks pretty well reduced there
fair margin for advance Notwithstanding all this
the fancss neglected. aud holders the street are
compelled to operate among themselves The weather,
undoubtedly unfavorabe effect upon the feelings
Of speculatcr and deters them from taking hold
thing that requires artificial to initiate. Fancy
stocks particularly dependent upon such means
The has great deal to do with the state OF the
market. Several Of the leading railroad stocks in
good hands for rise when the proper time arrives The
deep and severely cold weather will doubtless
make come difference in their receipts, and the effect
may be bad; but this after ALL has really little in
fusnce upon prices. If the wires are not properly
pulled in Well street-if the longs and the shorts
no. properly divided rather ii there shorts
enough TO create active demand for dclivery-it is
utterly cut Of the question to produce any
importance in the market. Fancy stocks have been
quiet long, that most Of the operators longthat
IT, they holders They all sellers and no buyer,
70 long tile state OF things exists prices win
move up much. The only way to this diff
is to get up combinations for corners. There cqaes
very ervicea5. in initiating the market value Of any
stock but they generally get the of it, for they
usually caught with large lots Of stock hand high
prices, when the bubble brrsts We indications
at preseut Ct the formation Of any Of these necessary
combination The brokers' getting afraid Of them
They have all been heavy losers in cornercg fancy
stocks
The Belks' nIsc-ine for January give. the annexed
statement showing the number of banks in the United
States the circulation, capital and coin compiled from
returns nearest the lst OF January 1862 -
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MISCELLANY OUS.

GiEIGHiNG, SLEIGHING sLEIGHISG THE QCEs-
- ,ion is often asked By respectable families whore shall
cut 70 YorEers and give Dr Kslnser cali At the Mansion
to c,l again TIC Doctor easy versatile ana extremely
ss h .s n e. * la1 ask and and
wonder why !, thai the Doctor CONTINUES TO m,n,gs his
60 very e ,sS Tic 9 o!to viii
rspy that he 10 wiling 70 let well aonehe Ike she Ele
attempts 90 BY and shroush his Hotofhe has
aa there i sssa desire to sss an M s n
@ s as Dpf Se ss o. ,as ~ sS
nsed fro Their grea. soa sraadiathes Hoseyer that
afflicted with suerabundiuse 81 the one thing need
aver e ANN neSa tb NE sSy XIII op 5r al ,. .shc
mascsa dollar he spreade among the wdowa, orphans,
mainly, tho smiles q the pabc and comparative elias
sTanper At lie has no an ii viii or IN GnEind gord to
besow uron any member 81 Ito human famiiysh;reforc
Here e reopls come in round numbers and g,t intel
rrires All who not honored Tie Docor with call
LAD Letter do 81 and Judge for Themselves - time and
p.r,s1l.IIy ia sIGG1ni ,Ee, 5s 6s;sof home
HSran Hair in Tuesday sna Thufsdsis ner.ld Of this
e WORKERS You touch - garnham strikers Bay.
SSs nta NJ lg s1s
manhattan, y. Moore will take YOU Greedy . Yonfcrs
IOnN 4, o'sHAUGaNEsSY, ENGRAysa DIEsINH-
YORK Dies fe.s and .tsmss ,t eonbsoner
Masonic ocges &C. Particular attention psdto gold
tmths wat hmalers and jewellers ordsrs Beet hersidfy
IFS iNguRAHCE.-EATi0NAL LOAN FUND LIFE
Ateursnco f2si9y y LsFdeni 0setai Asents one,
o, y. W. :. * III f5oys n
t United statee AID On caornla sad otbat p,ssi rs
- '''''' '''V !. J. LEsSbEs STAIR, General Agent.
TyabI orc chprHlNG wanted ~ PGsGuhss
Io ns, u ihTgo - smtu 4uAo. s or ehiea ias tull
tgesoais .feusa rssi e Jan5 AoTa5ey :. be ssogs
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1t appears by this that since 1S4S there has been
steady increase in each Of these departments that the
amount OF specie hand greater than in either OF
the previous years named In January 1874 according
TO official returns the banks throughout the country
had hand 69 in spece-a larger amount than
at any previous period in their history In 1887 the
circulation Of all the banks amounted to S149 500
expansion greater than ct any previous period
since, except on the first of January, 1852
In Illinois, Florida Arkansas, and California there
were hanks organized when this table compiled
In Illinois, general banking law las been adopted by
the people; but there has been hesitation the
part Of the auditor Of the State about putting it into
effect The latest account however is that he has de-
cded give notice Of his readiness to receive the dspo
sites authorize by the law and to deliver circulating
notes. One bank-the Merchants and. Mschanics-has
been organized at Chicago with capital Of hundred
thousand dollars and another will shortly be organized
at Springfield the State capital In Florida the Legis
iature at its last session. incorporated bank at ITALIA
hassee but believe that has not been organized
yet.
The aggregate Of the lei ding departments, compiled
from the returns of the banks Of Rhode Island made in
accordance with special act Of the Legislature Of their
condition at the close Of the year 1851 annexed
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But the most desirable improvement will be in
the Increased dimensions Of the galleries Of tho
Senate chamber. The designer OF the Capitol, af-
ter the fashion Of the British House Of Lords, 80
constructed the Senate chamber as to exclude tho
people entirely, under the idea that the proceedings
of that august body were to be exempted from the
vulgar gaze of the common people, as they were,
indeed, for some time But public opinion de-
manded hearing, and the existing little galleries,
capable OF holding two or three hundred people, by
tight packing, were executed. Such as they are,
they were an after thought, all Outsiders, except
a few privileged people, being excluded by the
original designers--Dr William Thornton and b.
r. Latrobe. On the contrary, IN keeping with the
spirit Of the age, and the public interest in tho
will be capable Of holding some three thousand
people, The galleries OF the new hall OF the
House will also be larger and better adapted to
hearing than those Of the existing arrangement.
The Capitol, as it stands is an imposing and
beautiful structure; but, like faded coquette, it
owes its beauty To PAINT. Il y very white, but 1t
is white lead yet that is i.s least objection. Were
il not for the white lead the whole edice at this
day, would most likely have been pile Of ruins.
Unfortunately, il is built Of spopgy, porous, soft
and friaoe sandstone, which, from exposure to tho
elements, rapidly crumbles away The treasury
building, the President house, known as the White
House the world over, and tae central building OF
the patent office, are all constructed II this spongy
gray sandstone, and they All disguised in several
eoats Of while pant, more icr he purpose Of pre-
serving them than for tho object Of rendering them
more beautiful. Ihereason why thisstone was en-
ployed, was that II was handy tho quarries being
only short distance down the river, from which,
" Dat boats, provided with sails the material could
DC brought tc The city ~ comparatively triling
expense. Besides, the stone beng easy to work,
could bc Furnished, by contract, at attractyoy low
Irlcrs Thus il j., that tho most important OF cur
federal buildings arc erected OF the most worthless
sandstone, SIMPLY because u was coayenient and
cheap
Cfla.o years marble has been used. The General
Post CGice is Of marble ard the large wing of 276
F0.t Ia f.ot aait m ba 10 oe
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Balance favor Of the Commonwealth. SO 992 sos %
OF this balance, however not more than million
available The ordinary receipts into the treasury
FOR the year 1851 exclusive Of the balance hand at It's
commencement, 5000 1890 and the expenditures
S6i2 100 50, rhowing balance against the Slate Of
SI5e53 29-which however, is principally accounted
for by extraordinary items OF expenditure durag
the year The estimated receipts for the year 1852
s6l7 eco and the expenditures s56s,20i, showing oa-
lance in favor Of the treasury Of $4,000 This estimate
ia founded upon the assumption that extraordinary
appropriations mida end that the legislative se
sion will not extend beyond one hundred ard tgon.y
daYs II should appear before The Legislature ajomn'
that deficit will occur the Governor recommends H.
rect tax to supply It
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spyERrlSEMEErs REggWED EVERY DAY
MUSICAL.

SlGhoHh ELIZA VALENTINE PROFESSOR IN
- shErR inferma tho nuslotl adgs thAtthc
mps 70 made ~ letter % Hotel Ieeri8 whitehall
Wnitn gro WI promptly attend -. Tho o. in yus
&e VIC arr ol sny - an initiative arr She having been
ven years prina donna in italy and having VOC IN nor
vOLM powers the yory few prof,ssioasa M sbs
oeSRty who oGn soaeh by example, and by nitaCn She
phge TO piano and acaompsncnt mastery she speaks
gersey 80 teaches " tcas iknsusssl italian, greDch,
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Card.-Msrcan,ile Llbrary AssocIa Go

Card mercantile Library AssucIa tion.-
Clinton Hail. JAM H. lS52-Fellow mem bers-We iec
strained involving the welfare and honor
association advise tho'e who Dot be we'll
as ourselves merits OF
aidAtes At this election that the regular toket 40 the
hch pde the Samuel Titus is worthy
and we hope will receive their entire aud cordial support
is composed Of ability experience, and
institution and then that the ndministra
ton Of It's snairs conhded TO them will suffer the
neompctency inexperenee. or negligence ofts ofoers
(sigped)
Hector Morrison. Ex Prest Isaac II B,iiey Ex- Prest
Charles Rofc, Tho nasJ Bayaud,
Thomas w. Groser, Henry A. Oakley,
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LOSE, -.

q z RBWARD.-LosT. THE BANK BOOK NO. Ss222
pO the BoweHy eAvings' Bank. The will receive
tie above reward by leaving the book tina cwaers resi-
denee, No. Gil Grand street, to Philip Hafnsr.
7 osT-oN TUESDAY EVENING LAST BETWEEN
IL kighth and Franklin streets, en- Broadway, . hva
stone diamond Ring with crescent shaped and blue
warded BY leaving u at BAN, Black Goa 2n Broadway
Of Murray street jewellers and Pawnbrokers viii
please stop il offered Tor SALE and give nform 40
Above.
T OsT-oN THE SIXTEENTH, FROM TIE MARINE
~ Court. large white Newfoundland Dog. one large
black spot NJ the but OF the tail ane the eide Of IN,
back answers TO the nso OF Charley The uder will be
literally rewarded by leaving him At the Marine Court or At
ia Beekman strees. WM. rHOAPjOh.
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anne Cold and Bienting Weather ndmo-

nishes look well TO the Our friend It.
hEITH JR lG2 Fulton rect is fashionable tasteful and
successful caterer and clothes oaes back
foy lese oney than any ether Tailor VIC know Of.
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% mcaeurng adopted st GREENS az Aston
MT with mathematical nty The quality of the mate
Ial and the neetlework pueqsaled and at tho very
hour when set Of ste is pronsed they cent hsme
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anee with resolution passed BY the ladies at the close Of
Of lectures recently delivered before them have sho
pleasure 70 announce thai they have arrangement
WITH Dr. Banning for course free lectures Health and
Physal at2 o'clock r. NJ of tits week.
in tle NJ y. Church, Second street, Avenue c.
Ladies arc afectionately invited TO attend.
Ms MS / tSS'HHEtS9hss;sTu . COMMITTEES.
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ELS,

work FAMILY HOTEL NEW BRIDGE STREET.
Ludgstc Hill, isonoonIhe above house is con,rsily
snstsd ass IN excellent 1o5ce ROOM ten twelve private
sAnf foems between ory ana hty light sry bee roonfs
so4 smogns room; WAr, cold aud shower baths swaya
Aay nghs porserin ATTENDANCE fixed charge SEX
f.pbt toe Now ork Herald 10 Aicd. Thomas Quartss
NAa endcsG his grst9ul Aaaks 10 hs Amotisn faends
M ne Tos no has 20 org enjoyed A. their hands and
iNla9 aheP continued n,krcn.ee and venommsndptsop
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pERGCN Az.

VNPoRHATloN.-lP THIS SHOULD INSET TAE Ely
OF Frederick Parfope who living last July as Nc
khpaireR New brunswisa Hew Jersey his sister nary
who 10 in America would be happy 40 hin
information respecting hi will DO Thankfully received by
calm directing Nj PARSONS Nr Wajsera Cover
nor's Island, New York Harbor.
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bosbins lrne tntton hoots, Ga,ters, &C.. Tor cold
weAtber-if wish white aad black hin slippers snd
Caters for balls and parties, india rubber Boots
Shoes for stormy weather in fact article in the boot
hoe line for iadite, misses, and children call On
j. b. MILLER, l3i Canal street.
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a RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED HERE 10
"A tuB,nees zen and othcra-For silc mannftcsprirp
tation N lad Il. ysar md haa vide epn.ee.ian et
Yields profit from 5 10 40 per cent Tho s,c7 ss ysar
upwards of ssjo0 aod with ttle ~ ponae
can he ncro,a.d 10 dorba INA amount pren " ual ~
par.ncr taku either active or aliens with can cauitai
Of fom $40 To s5WH Addrese X 81 - At tic oiGsc of
o. tina paper
- teat locations aod most profitable shmcnt Il is
the cy-ou Brc say Possession can had ~ once.
For tnr her particulars. Apply 80
HGhER MORGAN, MOI Zine street.
s'ChNhE GROCERY AND LIQUOR SrOItE FOR SALE,
nuldrcd cavity lmbtr,d Land ahin ono hundre
and twenty nlca oi THO ,sy prioa hyo dollars
iortuno working CAL address. IL III cerY,
corner ot seyCnth avenue sni pN enty ninth street.
M II 9ALT--OHE or THE OLDEST GROCERIES AND
IN OF thi5 city
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BALES nv AUCTION.


A UcrlON NOTICR-sALr.fwo HUNDRED SACKS
the voyage Of Importation will be sold ~ auc on
tuesday January - u ooook in front OF the store No.
Wa CARTER, Auctioneer.
UCrION NoTicE-cRoCERIEs. FRENCH PRUNEs.
"A Figs Coneo, brandy &o.-fuesday January % Mt lo
oeeek, at 81 Boy oil Greenwich-Conee
Tea sugar. Can dies Soar Mustard. sricf French Plans
Ri,e Starch. Brandy, w aiskey Gin, Wines, R>nns To-
baeeo SCARS GaoIorel Herring Counter Scales FIRE.
No ~ Dey street., corner OF 3reensieh.
AUCTION NOTICE mos. BELL, AUCrloNEEH
~ by N. BUSH (Mondayl thts dag. a. hs'fpsse ten
scock, in tho sale 10 North william street. Gale OF
Furniture. Dry Goods 0C0 Segars ana other Articles in
cor tinNation.
WE. W. SHELLEY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
w 0laes ealeN .dnesbay January 2ist ~ 10Y o'clock
at eHoe, NO. 81 Pat erct shelf SALE in lots 30 suit
dealers oil % ates ast lfhded constng Of all articles
vhe granite, DC sen snd light blue mulberry edged dpt
and CO ware safe ponve On credit over nifty dollars
Also flafswcrc.
niL PAiETINGs.-HsNa II. LEEDS 4 co WILL
~ fe At kuot on On Monday January ~ az III CLOCK,
in hc gallery q tho Society II rary No $40 Broadway
Pain ngg belong ing 70 gentleman In GcrmAnY aud
fg ned to sr lndoyc 10 cowpee about hundred and
nifty valuable oil paintnrs collected With great without
regard 10 Theirs among tho number several
by hidotrand Honthoet Wonyermana Bergem, Van loo,
1tncrg ~ tteHhanmcr, YVrbook oven. Boucher GuidO
kcni, WattsAu, and other celebrated artiaig.
HENRY n LEEDS. Austioaaer
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Raar- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,.sausa

nar Dye tae beet yet discovered ft solorng tho
xbekeIs nc moment IL Eppod case and
3srtArty th which shis favcrite Hair
Dye performs 10 nishiDg IL fox sSe, applied
zddrecc,
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sSSTRueTloa.

FNRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RICHARD WILL
deliver this 3. ~ O'clock his third
tory lecture before the study Of Freroh Ascommoda
have boen made Tor ladies. Entrance free.
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for his deep interest cssss the evening Of the
10th iuVe JOHN OOaER Jr President.
James Pryer, p. Il. Titus,J N. Phillips Committee.
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BANKS o. RnoDE IslaNr

The decrease IL specie i most extraordinary fact
Il nppssrs b the turns q all the banks IN The United
states that there has been bus moderate increase in
tie aggregate amount baud, notwithstanding The In.
meme Gums received from california II Is pretty d6i.
cult to ten where al tho California gold duet goes TO-
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UNPAID CRoToA WAFER RENT FOE 1850. NOTICE
" 10 hereby given TO the osaces OF property
which tho Croton water rent Of 1870 alas un9i
the lists OF dN'uquenfa h2g0 been tlad hi oi1c
he Cr ton AquodueG Eoard Tho pdcraigned rAcsiyo
payment thereof current fands daily between tho
f clever snd o'clock IN default o. witch tho
ctd thereby Will be advertised and Gotta pursuant
- lew JOSEPH u. TAYLOR, Glmptro Ter.
Crmntrell Hove Office. Ncv York, Jan. Is. 1902
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sssc o. RiEs he perfect imitation
assprc yst nTened ghce Wsntns ycry superior article
should osii 80 BATGDGLG KS oelebrtel wig Factory
Fall Gtrgs wAere be found she !srre6s Aas bsss
ssTsnens 10 she clay Cory shs address
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sPECaAL aowsuM,

GPECIAL NorlCE-CBANGE OF TiME.-raE lieut.
~ ug Of Stockholders OF the New York ana Ne England
telegraph Company, called tor the 2sh ia6taut Will
holden Eidgy the I'D iIetant At two r. H. as tho How
ard Hotel. JOHN GcklNN sY, SecretAry.
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VA ANTED-A t1Iu aTIoT. ny A RE5PEcPABLE
~ yong good Cook. dsss rate washer hnd
irortr ianndrcss in private family. Reference &c
acyerrl rat aafs fape oaby aud hrh iutc~ri5y
be tor days at 3i2 fulton etreat ltrry Gar
der Brook yn.
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poY wANTED-AE INTELLIGENT BOY. FROM "a
70 lbJears q sge who lives with his parents Call at
" Llterty street. UP stairs.
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M ASONICNOTIcE THE MEMBERS OFLAFAYETTE
lvI Lcogc No. a. requested 60 be prncsral this
ming 10 their room, Free aeaohs HALL No. GOO broadway
business OF importance will be acted The mombers Of
he order in good ding elfuly invited BY order
II. HEERHSTEia, Nm.
JonS W. HurswELt. Seo'y
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NIANTRD-A SITUATION IS COOK, AID TO WASH
w end iron 3 private family, a experienced
sir with good city reference Cali ct Sixth 10
&c % o
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sTAlIkD-By YoUEG NAN, A SITUATION IN A
~ Wholesale GioTe rs chipping clerk, assists sat book
Ntt.r ar salesman re Las been employed IA gsooary
rc uc che lnGt years. and hiss large number
to1y scquap aLces tLc best of oy sud country rsGr
necs. Aadresg j. -. H., No Tompkins place. South
N4Cobtyu.
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ENAHTED-BY A REsPEgTAELE WOMAN ~ rUA.
w cn Cook she understanis hnns snd would asais
in tha watching ard ironing Coed city given
ply at lJ7 Twelfth street.
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Az vii he received - the Office Of he American Atlantic
And Pacific Ship Canal Company NO Broadway, III the
lh day Of February f1r the following worlst eoc
tsnEporns each way. between Firgn Bay and San Juaa
that may gats OYER tha psrt Of Their anss route or
period OF three ID For the ran6por alton 1f all tho
esh snd treasure tho points, thst may
sken by the company for like period 3i Thc passe
No be conveyed IN good, and substantial enverd
rsges or ehee 1d al ht and treiaure to be conveyed
Ia good End suitable other equaY good vehGed
ssh The company u have IL rgadness land Keep u good
plank road Tho entire dis between tho points
by the ras day OF Sepemer st sioh binc
he eervioe OF t-ars2s:Ss .seager as pbove 10 10
AAAc c. LEA Secretary.
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~ U. Am ADJOURNED MEETING OF rBE
W Executive Convention Of the seyera, Chapter E1ecu
tive Committees iii meet at American Hsli, Of
Br0sdwov ard Grer sreets THO evening l9th
met at "a o'clock Mepbere who have not sent in their
credentials will yrepsre the scycH with them Tho
hers & the Grand Executive win meet A. the ~
o'clock JOHN H. LYDECKEE,
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED by AN ENC LISHMAN AND
II his vile, without any family incumbrance--one -
general houte servant and the other cook orcook and
her ekcePer 10 single gentleman ANAL respectable ia
My Advertiser possesses many useful qualifications, and
can gye gy respectable city and otncr reference; aud
uoulibf found both Trustworthy and attentive ia
ny tnatmay want his services They members Of the
lpopa Church. Address y. " i2 Laurens street. front
d3asinE room.
,To pREssNAKERs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
french Dressmaker competent 70 tate charge Of her
department In Of the best houses in New YORK also
french Rillner dirept her department stus
tons permanent. References required Address Box 30
VIII realn and direction.
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a SITUATION is WANTED by AN ENGLISH SER
want As cha bormad, washer and roncr d. house
wort n email private aml produce the best of
nc phase call At II Dean street. South Brooklyn for three
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ECy WANTED IN A DRUG sToRE.-APPLY AT
- No. % Ihira avenue. cornor Of ST. Mara's place
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WANTED TO PURCBAsE-A GOOD SECOND HAND
W steam Engine Of ten horse power, with without
boiler Address, with full statements. Robert, Herald
ofneN.
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afTANTED-A SMART. ACTIVE LAD ABOUT FIF-
~ teen d age, IN lawyers ONCE that
rite good hand Address in handwriting. Box ~.
Ftst Ctt'c.
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va NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FOR sxART TIDY AND
w well recommended seryants-lrish. Engsh, Scotch
an rcan Germsn and cciorcdscamsresses. cham
1efmaids walters cooks lsundresses thorough servants
male eeryants &c Seleot Protestant Agency Car nine
street and Society Agency l6 Chambers street Meme but
servants of good character admitted.
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Ear GgHEAs

tsiNrH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPASY.--TnIS COW
- having daily organized under the rrays sle
gcGttt Ri law ot thl Stsa bootg Of subscription oc
2ttU Sibr the psl Stock taj vor
10 psd thereop) yill he open Ito Gilbert John.
52 al hTee the 22d ns, and rr dave there
- ~ ID. l.. BARHYDQ, secretary.