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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-01
COPARTHERsHIP NOTICES.

IN 000 WITH a PARTNER, WANTED.-THE
70 lOsOOO, writer Of this being sosive snd prsc-
cal business man Of fifteen experience In this city be-
holstery establishment. would like TO form connection
with having the above amount This des
Eabe opportunity any one wishing engage blu ness
he could be silent active or The advertiser would like
the loan Of SS0e0 upwards good security. Also,
wsnted TO lease, store good location for retail
we'll IS Wholesale. Also wantod some clerk
he must his business be of good
dress and Of industrious habits married man preferred.
With real and place Of abode explaining their Wishes
30 business. Box 800 Post Ooe, IL Satisfactory will have
. interview With She advertiser.
nIssOLUTIoN.-T COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ fore existing between the und in tho
tile business carried in Ottawa and in Peru ILL., under
tho and style Of Kohn MAndebann 10 this day dis
solved by mutual consent Tho business Of the late firm
FRANCIS MANDELBANNs.
MARKUS kOHN.
Ottawa, January 20. 1852.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, 30.

pERFoRD AND CO.'S GREAT CAhIfoRIA PAC <
snd Parcel Express Our next shipmons will % FOR
ward ty the United States Mail steamers Crescent
the % OF February and IN the Cherokee 5sh inst in
Of special through 10 San Fran CISCO Our
FREE ght is less than by other express All ths
must be put wa ter proof And sent in the day oe e
sailing, PschageB exceed - pounds. Nc chart iQr
custom house or consular fees sma psTeela rSoiyea ~,
~ o'clock, NJ lry CT sailing. BERFORD v CO.. heoy
street. astor cuae Passage on al the v. = and y
Co.'S ehre occurred az this ooe, only through ihe via
HansnlA. IL Lhn low est rAteA.
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A sTRoLoov.-DR. g. W. RopACK, PROM swrpEN.

"A lately from Philadelphis offers his services the
etaene OF New York he Is sbo 70 tell pMt, preoeus,
Natvities osloulated ard read full according tho
ees ana mseoulme signs. Ladies' 81 gentlemen 81 90.
HsNvsies calculated Indies 49, gentlemen, IS. once,
No. white street, New YORK, where letters poet paid viii
receive Immediate atten ton For particulars SEQ dsy
pspers Astrological Almanses can be procured ~ shs
pheei gratis,
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lpvRRTISEassfs sENEWRD EVERY DAY.
Y & Il son All.


INFORMATION WANTED OF BOY NAMED WILL
liam WILLIAMS. who left his fathers projection In
January 1851 then residing in 6 Greenwich ST. New York
made Intelligent and had doep csr upon his right ebow
Joint Any information of him would be thankfully received
should this his by applying TO David Henderson,
Jersey City he will hear Of something TO his ADVANTAGE
I BEG TO INFORM THE TRENDS OF THE BUCKLY
family, the New OrleAns Sercua shat they
arrived and well al San Juan their ssn
Francisco. JAMES BUChLf.
NoTICE-sHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF CAP
IN tain Fish, of tho schooner Ellis and William, he will
please drop few lines At Ne. 19 Eighth street. for a.
Knott Of his passengers, respecting his trunk. and
obliee yours, A. X.
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FURTHER PARTIcULARs-NAMEs AND DISRUPTION
OF TIE SUPPOSED MU2DERgRs, ETC.
coRREsroepENcE HERALD.
PHLApELrHIA, Jan. 81, 1852.
The vicinity of the Reading Railroad coal depot as
Richmond was, last evening, the Of terrible
element in consequence Of the Development Of
awful tragedy. Some children playing upon the ice
short distance from the shore accidentally discovered
substance partly frozen In the and calling the
attention Of two three men, they were induced to
commence an examination. They dug out sack
which opening found to contain the dsmembered
fragments Of human body Farther search discovered
two other sacks the contents Of which made up the
ged form of lad about sevent cen years of age. Tbs
head and legs, below the knees In one sack tho
chest and in another and third the lower part
was believed to be that Of young L.hmso
The haa been missing since the 18th Of
father with about s2c0 worth ewery pedde about
tie city He was seen at Richmond that day, by :
tailor, observed two brothers ramed Nc Bride ana
third their cousin in the act of striking lad bat
on calling to them, they desisted and separated.
On the 10th inst Andrew Mcbride quarreled with his
brother over card table, and, while a drunken rage
stabbed him. causing his death in few hours and also
inflicted aserious wound upon Hugh Freel inter-
Tered ior the purpose Of preventing fatal
After this suspicion pointed at the McBrides
ior 1oui play upon the poor pedar boy, and these
the developements OF yesterday No trace Of the
ewey known to have been in the lads possession has
been discovered, though the house the McBrides
lVea has been searched The suspicion relative to the
McBrdes may not be well tunded and the residents in
the neighborhood think they have another clue which
points TO entirely different persons A French family
occupying house near by, moved away suddenly
about the 10th Instant; and examination Of the
premises spots blood were found on tina atars .nd
bioody nnger prints In the closet OF upper room
one OF the IRENE hmen is described tall man with q
round and having turf OF hair under hjs chin anr
the other OF rudy complexion and about high
one wore blue jacket, bound with braid and green
pants, with broad stripe down the legs.
Inc box that the lad had with him contained rings
Two rszors, sptctacles pair having four glasse
silver shoe buckle, having thirty two white stoues
key, with agate stone number OF tpins with
blue flowers set in the tone several recond earl
fngf one having white ctone and many other articles
not now remembered.
The remains have been fully identified rs those of
young Lehman and have been taken charge OF By his
father and friends.
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Anew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DlKEgT.-o; y
IN Man and Expross Lnes throusss m 20 eIuis;
Railroad, Wis jersey Cisy, leaving. New Iork ~ a
~ foot * Cortisndt streot a. NJ and y M L1erey
nreci Fare reduced 70 s5 trss class snd 81 % Tor so
ssnd oIsas baltimore Washington snd Chsreaton shrough
soid IN tho above Inca snd through luggage carried
In The i. n. Limo from New YORK with through
luns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-01

I lucrative OCCUPATION FOR EITHER sEx.-THH
advertiser will oommuEicae 20 any lady or gentleman
printed instruction beautiful ars with four other
respectable snd highly remunerhvo occupations requrng
previous kuowetg but tEng outlay sud sufficiently
explicit TO enable either youth adut prso
se the wholly or 81 leisure hours winter
.nd by ordinary ndusry secure good income In .he
ductop ~ srtioes constant dcEsud throughout the
Union. The instructions will be punctusiy forwarded BY
retnrn OF mail o any pArt Of the United States for 81 by
addressing 7. L. JEUNEa0bME, Rochester N. x.
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sOCIETr MNNTINas, ErO.

UMPIRE LODGE. NO. G., i. o. or Q, F.-OFFlCERs
IL and brothcrs you are hereby notified TO meet at the
Lodge Room, o. " Hall, Monday, February at bNt-
O'clock NJ attend the funeral Of our late worthy
brother, william Seit1irFer Punctual attendance 10 ear
nly requested Brothers Of other lodges invited 70
attend. BY order. WIN. q. GREEN NC.
THoMAs LawnFNcF, Secretary.
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north Of the City Hall IL Is decidedly the prettost
rice be taken On the rouss you pass the moet beautiful
Cro,en High Bridge Harlem rver. and Mr. sdsia For
better abe strongest proof that good can
be had AZ Kengers Is. that the frat families from New
Mee taken Of 50 70 induce them 70 call again
quality Wines, Liquors and Segsrs
sansly kept The Doaor has very pabe. happy sdo pit
able disposition BE 10 the concentrated oil of good NATURE
harmonic with his patrons Ths bar 10 OF from the main
buding and all thin re kept orderly sud NO oounte-
ability pon fail 90 call and consul. tho Dr. he chsEeO
nothing few shades Of natural philosophy and profess
sonM advice Exceont sabng for City horses vilh good
grooms.
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CAMDEN AND AkBoY RAILROAD LINE, FOR phi
~ ls6orhs, ~ 10 o'clock A. N from pier NO. North
river foot Of Battery place. by seamboas JOHN POTTER
daily Sun dsya excepted1 arriving ~ PbiiadaphA ~
p NJ. Ysre S. secend elass. 81 smsCant hne. assk r.
T. Sse, VI ~ BLISS. Assgh
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

II RLIGIoUs NOTICE. DIR. 8. E. SHEPPARD WILL
~ commence series Of discourses the Truth Of Chris
tan:y this morning, at l0s o'clock In tho Disciples
Meeting House. in Seventeenth street, 100 feet west from
sixth svehue The proof will not be confined TO the Bible
Only. but will be deduced from reason and from
Seats free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-01

NJ 3. PETERS go. IMPORTERS OF WINES,
Brandes and Segars invite the attention of Wholesale
ma retail 70 thor etoos ofthe named
goods which they selling twenty lower
other house in the city all orders punouslly
"a &C. No. w Broadway, drst block above tie Living
Uouse.
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TX w A RID

o. 00n REwARD.-oFFiCE, BANK OF VIZ
PC,OOO gnia, Portsmouth, Jan. 20, l852.-ths
BfanRh fank Of virginia 8. Portsmouth, robbed the
notes and Gle Notes Of Bank Of Virginia g.ysbe
denominations, $3.50 total, $7 100 In osher notes Of
TIE hanfs Of Virginia and North Carolina S077 in gold
S273 3d. In all S66,7 Sc. At tho time Of the osbery
n.re we're in circulation eleven notes Of The Bank
VII gin able in Portsmo l, OF tho oma alton OF
and it earnestly requested that those who be the
holders OF Vie eleven notes viii not circulate them but
pal warned asaint receiving notes donomaa
on Of 500, payable at this Office the payment of all
notes of this aon (other thsn the eleven notes
mentoned) will be resisted and other notes Of the de-
nomin ion Of $780, BILE 1T this oce, will be put cir
citation Amen the notes abs.raeted payable a. other
Of the Farmers Bank Of Vrg MIA and So note of
Bank Of the valley The gold nearly all American of
all denomn atione and among IL ST. 100 in dollar psoe
There were also $50 Georgia rieses and
fafjoe. The Abov reward of 50 60 will be psd for the
recovery Of the money stolen or for what
may be recovered. WIN. Il. WILSON, Cashier.
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Brooks. the Cordw niner.-The best OF
I ne % nss .,d pr |s:s " 6ss,
Shoes end other articles com@enly called
@ rSison rsss Nv al
and all ranks ofte Bis
and economy fail of becoming Mr. BroOAOs firm and
satisfied customer.
Wigs and Toupees.--BatcheIor's New
etyie OF Wiss the most perfect
TEES KEseses n;;s
Il hs CITY Cory the addrs. ana
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye II without
o. s ys,y hes.
eekies s.owness chaps ehafss roushSess &c. Poadrs
%s,s ,nS s .y Of e sGSy
near Broadway.
Hair Dye.-Balcheior's c Celebrated Lin Md
Hair Dye ao hes discovered for eooring tho hair or
s wnas s T %sn wd his
1ys 2ssiss5RT VIZ s .'Pdi p
Ihs address.
$1,000 Reward Is offered by Briggs y
Co.. following vizs25O II the oole DRAFTED
Ssss
$50 h nr s the .ss a
good qusiities Sold at at as Hudson Price,
7oc. Ger caaei So Ter dozen.
Medical In Urinary for the Treatment Of
as sssss upSn %
pa ard moderate fee will he charged each patent Tho
say from il to clock p NJ, without further noiise
New Principle In Hair-C utunS !-Clean
Fourteen Of she best Artists
IN America 1he magnificent Hair dressing establish
ment in tho World. Features till now uaheard Of! New
sysemfIew sty'esa era IN Hsir cutting Fourteen
Fenrs unsurpassed IN the world are always on the spot
There clran lair Brushes for all by the basketu
the tseusnd The Balloon splendid a. the ante
Of regal residence Tho attendance for Hair cutting
element the moment he ontes The DOORS The syl of CUT
ng and Dressing tho Hair eoipes anything before
Broadway corner o. rey street clustered more com
gathered within the four wall, Of tons ris establish
mont tie face Of the earth all who IT, Hair
Dying.-Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the hair
whisker the moment il s applied without injary 70 tho
the color and has bad odor lied Sold
Phslons Wig and Toupee mandatory.
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sFSlT ELS.

I TRITED STATES HoTsL. LATE NEW ORLEANS
- hotl bJ Eiche oAater, Main street. orposto tho
CatE-e.a. Gltsea, HaE .Ea
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APECIAL MOYIUE.

NJ Office TO CALIroRNIANS.-A MEETING OF Ca
~ hornans visit TO the Atlantic States will be
held in Washington the 9th Of February 1852 report
will be presented by the meeting 10 the President and Os
net and 70 bsth uoases OF Congress Of he grievances under
which we now Hufor 80 people, aR6 she vant9 and Into
rosie Of the vest oosst generally. All persons from Cali
fornia and Oregon requested to 10 present Of
ryeat interest 10 al will M for Confederation
Committee Of arrange nents-James NJ Crane, Demos
Strong, a. Smith. D.yd Alexander J. ". Nnntinaton.
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the Throat Lungs sorofula only % Lis
penard street Tha tution 10 conducted genteel
ard moderate fee will he charged each patent Tho
sick will remember that the Physicians in attendance
emily from IL to o'clock r. NJ without further notice.
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nR. KELLINGER, IT WILL BE REMEMBERED BY
~ thousands 10 justly entitled to fair portion Of tho
peoples patronage for tho last he has abored for
tie masscs and has lived comparatively upon the smiles Of
the public As fast "a he has msde dollar he has dsri-
buted tamong the needy IL wo known that he the
founder Of the low fare system railroads and
che vicinity Of New York c'y BY and Through the opera
ton oil his well known oppOsiou 10 the Harlem Railroad
plishng fese that asonshed all that wit
messed them, csrynga load ~ passengers with 2 and
SO PASSENGERS With horses miles az 64cents far Jun he
was boushs on Tho same principle no has with
his wonderful LHime the reach H. IL cures,
coughs colds and all manner Of sobes and sas ana can
20 had in betsles rem 2De '? four shngs esoh, 81 go
Pearl and i5i sra fld Broadway, between Grand and
Broome sMeets 81, snd bta DOZEN cash. N. B.-Also
his Magic F!g for turning the na in large bottles,
al 81 each.
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RROADwAY THEATRE..E. a. MARSHALL. SOLE
ID Lessee-Doors open NJ 6k 10 begin at o'clock Boxes
and Parques 80 cents Family Circle and upper Tier
win DO performed the oPerso and dramatic SPECTACLE
Brandon Mr. Barry; Dummie Dunnoker. Mr. pavidge:
ey Brandon Mss Julia Could Mics Terpsahore
Nine Ponis To conclude with The farce Of the GUARDIAN
ANGEL-Cspt Lionel yrte Mr. Pope; Mr.. Deiamere Lazy
tomas Mr. Reg nelds; Mr. Duemer Mr. Davidge; Mrs Myr
te Crooker Miss Ka,e Twinnerton Miss Kate Horn.
NIBLOs. ITALIAN OPERA UNDER TIE DIREc
IN on OF sgpor Bosio and BctMniTosets 10 all parts
Of be % eents No extra charge for securing
tho grand opera composed by the ges. Kozait. called
bon GIOVANNI.
Zerlpa. Sigra Bofio Don Giovanni zig Badali
Donna Anna ssa. DevIes Don octaso. . Sig Lorini
Elyira Sigra " hitting Lepores. Sig sanquirieo
Leader Of grand Orchosta Signor Ard Doors open
At 10 att Box Office day, from
A. n. to p. n.
A sToR PLACE ITALIAN orERs,. GREAT REDUC-
"A ton of PrceSecured Seats Sota Boxes and Parlues
80 cents; Amphitheatrc 70 cents Monday Feb. Doni.
retti's lyric rsgedy. in three acts, of
MARIA DI ROMAN,
Ricardo. Sig savi karA. Sigma. g. Stetanone
Enrico. Sig Beneventa Armsndo do Gond Ssa. PiGo
Doors open at 61 to commence AL O'Clock. Box oice
open from 9to 4 o'clock.
Regular Opera nghts, Monday Wednesday, Friday and
aturra
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b rises 81 osooi boxes Is csSs. Pis ia senss seass
Glenn Ssy M Ed ). Ne
ADoFTED chTLp~xiesse Mr.. E. Eddy; Le' srss. Mr.
&c kiS1AnS OF Tas LION 'P aEaRrMs.Sssd c%ar
fISss Fl n Mr. taylor Con-
sues CENTS Second Tier Is cents Private Boxes. s.;
VII played sots Tas ROAD rs
gsfs aiy @ ss .is ShssS.
WIN ss Ms Of Hs ss sSn
Tam Ky; burton ols Mandrasen NJ Rassel rheSphilus
Mr. hoorhous.; Fanny. Miss C. Taylor; susaa. Mr Rea
NATIoSAL THEATRE CHATHAx sTREET.-Dooas
sps sSrtn ,ss AZ esses Drss:
sdsy sssnas S
Mr. B T :9a tSs S The Of
PC' g,as,nsio sr Tsyl; Montana Gr.s,no
a as M s rss Nv.
INC fpLlCEAaNIcoekie Mr. TaJ lori HsIesish Jelly
r. c sl rsA "'' Mr. n''''' Angelina c''A'' MISC
vs,BE GREAT coNUNDRUM NIGHT ON FRIDAY,
.he 9th Of February Anderson bess 70 thank
witty Gsnunstsms they h'yo sent in for competition 10
public that the Cor undrum night viii DO
diner nights Tyr Fun aad viz and viii long be
up to the isses time se les wiz i IN sSs ~
l. 70 &c sso s
pettor to be chosen tho audience by ths audience
@ 'Gs' si Win Tss do aasi
sa to s n "a oTe 70 30 allowed 20
Theie t. Be 'sses h regard to crisnsy 81
bsS0Aya prn and jersey cy and their ,ss
4 ar . sssTs I hst Tho
aSs 10 pubic he parties receive sRSr sliss
from nearly every city in the Union None come into
Sh hut oh e f i p s S S IA NO
eompetcrp sih Should the ladies wish 10 form jury
plan. OH 1.-THE successful o?mrs or ne. mako their
appearance 70 receive the plate will be given
be allowed after the jury have s,en their decision
r ss ne The h
at y o'clock A. The price 1dmssiSn mis- great and
lsnsth the unparalleled entertainment the doors
ne @ rass ss but BY scies only All
tiehes to numbered No more will 10 issued aa there
i 8
perform every cv,nins during the week viii ch j. the
r. SS % f & y
the ha s Questions end will be published
had At the Hall. and at Joles, 500 Broadway.
DROF. ANDERsO N.-AsToUNDINa WONDERS
every ossSnIg open A. z commence A. also on
menss made with schools to attend on. thursday and
Sf
M be o %os and
see bills
MhTRoroLITAN HALL-LAsT FIVE NIGHTS OF
LSl Professor Anderson'g Wonders in Now York.-Mon-
day. "a Tuesday Sd Weonssday lt, Thursday 9th;
One more day performance Thuysdaythe Last he can
give Admission ~ oents On the great Conundrum Night,
dollar.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON BEGS TO INFORM THE
public who wish TO compete for his P,zef; on Friday
O'Clock, Wednesday tho 4th. Competitors lose
Send in contributions Of wit Books of the
drums question and answer will be published price % cents
each, ready on Friday At twelve, M.
IBLOS-OPERA NIGHTS-NONDAYS, WKDNEs.
IN days. Fridays, and Saturdays Apple atoms
days and Thursdays be address TO John Seon Nblos
Garden.
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fURIs1Y oPLRA HOUSE MECHANlCS HAUL NO.
~ ii2 broadway, above Grnnd stieetOpan night
during The week until further notice The original and wei
known ChfBtyB Mnstrelf oompIis encisnt and
satie corps talented and expcricnced performers
under tie management OF r. r. Chisty whose in
with favor by highly respectable aud BILE audeacc
Tickets p cents Doors open at GA and viii commence at
~ o'clock The patrons Of Chrisys ansrel respect
July informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts LID
w. a, Porter.
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RARkUEs AMERICAN NUsEUn.-P. T. HARNUA
Manager and Proprietcr John Greenwood. IT.. Asaiss
ant Manager Admission 70 che enIe Huseam and perform
70 cents children under 10 yenrs l2I oens fsrqut
l2s oents ezra More attractive than Monday and
Tuesday Feb. and 1854 Fourth week OF "The Bottle
nov localized aud made douby ipt,resing Afternoon
o'clock the comical farce Of DAY WELL SVEN
which, TIL NAN With THE CARPkT BAG. Evening
O'Clock she celebI ated ou ,hng drama TUE
ROTTLE-Thornley, Mr. Clarke; Mrs. Thornley,. Miss Meg
tsIer After which, tho lively piece ofGRIhsoN GRIMES
six persons; tho Koh Moor Diamond; We Happy Family
The Chinese novelties. &c. &C., visible ST almost al houra
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E,ELLoNS kINsTRcls.-NEW YoB8 IS RItisRsD
and boaea Of tho greatest bano IN she world
hEuks 20 she sgnoto telegraph ia valuable Assistance
in bringing oscshor such OF tsen, now 70
yroasett Negro Beneators that lived This band o.
ssro comprising such senslomen 40 frSF1 BreTor STA
or Thsyer kavoomb &c. &c. SO, oannos fsii 10 pleiss
ALL They perform every evening this yook and Mednoa
oen.a; Children l2 censs Doors 81 OK ococfi com
ncnoe At TX O'Clock.
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AIQ UDRN.

7 oND0E AND DUBLIN BROWN STOUT AND POR.
~ er last nds Pale Ale quarts and pints; Scotch Alec,
N warranted genuine. RendalIs celebrated Olive
sdmtted all who best and ost
c.i soap in the United Stntes UkDERHLLS celebrated
brandy store, corner Broome and Crosby streets.
THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS IN LIQUORS. HEADS
OF families &C. respectfully solicited extensive
and choice stock Of old pale and brown Brandes Wines
Whskeys 60. which Offering for cash, st twenty per
cent oyer than any other house In the city UNDER
HILLS (ss DAllimores) celebrated brandy store, $50
Broome street.
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HOMESTEADH.


CECURE HoNE-N0W Is THE TIME.-THE EMPIRE
~ Building and Mutual Loan Association will hold their
first regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening Feb
stha pact seven o'clock at tie Mercer House, corner
Broo me and Mercer streets.
JOSEPH X TAYLOR, President.
JONATHAN W. ALL IN, Vice President
Wyliis Blackstone James X. Del Vecohio Syvanus Gsd
ney, John Beacker, william Riblet, Michael N. Van
Dyke, William H. Grenee Joseph Hoxie, Joseph Bri.ou
George II. Purser Boyd William Sinclair c. II.
Lameter Gale b s Merritt, Trustees.
j. W. FELL, Secretary, l73 Spring street,
CHELsEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Asso-
~ catonA special meeting will be held At the
Rooms of Eighth and Twenty fifth street.
Tuesday evening. February st ~ clock Ladies aud
gentlemen vited to attend An address will be deliver
Cd by VIM W. Brscket Esq The large number Of shares
already taken proves beyond douht that this will the
NIT popular and profitable association eyer organized
Any who chooses to lay aside the small
cents day, hold share In this association The
dues So per month, be psd in 81 instruments An in.
terest at the rate Of six is also paid paid In
advance not loss than sx months The ofcers well
known residents of the Of tho and will
ceve the n ames and entrance fee, SO cen ts.
DANIEL rs. President. ZIG West 22d street.
GEoBGER, HOWELL Vice President, ~ Park Row.
W. Ii. B0Yr Secretary, Office $50 Ninth avenue.
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Wigs and Toupees.--Batchelor' New
stvie Of wigs are the perfect mtssn
nature vet Those wanting very superior article
should call BATCHELOgS celeb Wig Factory No
All strcet where DO found the Iargess and best
sorsment in the city. Copy the address.
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ndons viz:$25O IL the GRATED
Eohem Dy does not INSTANTLY change red
sandy hair beautiful black brown $3.50 If the color
change fade. $3.50 il IL Injuries she
skin. $3.50 airy other hair dye the same
many good qusitiee Sold at at 25 Hudson street. Price,
76c. Ger casc; So yer doc n.
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ITO The PUBLIC. -CAUTIoE.--NoTICE Is HEREBY
given thst Check drawn, payable v J. y. Frazer, or
bearer she Farmers and Eeohsncs BAk Of New Bsuns
rek by william Maoy, ard dated JsnuatS o.h 1902 Tor
Une Thousand Dollars-was lost as is supposed In New
York CITY, Friday tho sofa inst. Tho payment u tho
said check has been soppcd and csuon is hereby gyen
sgNnas any person receiving the The nccr Of the
shove mentioned cheek will be liberay rewarded by giving
information 70 ISAAC Frsgor, conductor N. Railroad
Jeriev CITY, TO J. Hathed Frazer al New Brunsye.
Now IeIsey, he place OF reaidenoe.