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ErINE ARTS-A FAVORABLE AND NICE CHANCE
tor those wishing line Monument hne marble Mon-
ument beautifully executed in the Gothic style with the
entuary figure OF Hope. ha Just been completed by
Furorean scuptors The Ia
feet inches in height The architc and figures
represent dgnihed emb1ms has been executed in such
Artisoal style that well may it be said Of IT, it has
equal in this city. The he and
sale by L. Yernhaegen and T. Pefer Fenty third strse
between Tbird and Lexington N. Y Said artist
furthermore recommend them seves TO the public Tor
eouting any work in soulpture, Statuary, Portraits.
rich Mantel Pieces and Monuments, in all designs which
will be done in such style to general
VERNHhEGEN n PHEFFER
NEW YORK DAGUERREAN GALLERY, NO. 2B
IN Greenwich street. upper corner of Barclay Pastures
executed in the style Of the art this well known gal
ry under the persons. attention Of the
preor, NJ r. c. Wlmarh. well furnished gallery with
apparatus com rlete, for sale. In lure as above
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Married,
In this city, JAN 4, by Rev. DR. J. W Tagga.t. Mr..
SAMUEL I. BuaLISGAME, of Brooklyn, Y, to Miss Eli
zAssrH HuTTLE, of Pate rson, New Jersey.
Paterson and Oweso papers please copy.
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NEW PUBLICATIUNS.


TIVE FORREST DIVORCE sUIT.-THIs INTEREST
ing trial which is d.y developing most ext,acr
oin1ry phases of domestic hie both humble middle and
Aristoorsto will be published by Law Re-
porter of the New York Herald Immediately the errn
nation Of the proceedngs is the only report that has
been taFen with special from the of
proceedings been referred TO by the Court aud
Counsel the acknowledged authentic and faithful report
of the proceedings and will comprise full and verbatim
account Of tt: opening and ming Up speeshes Conn
and graphic description Of tho whole Price, rs
cente Copyright secured Orders addressed 70 Dewitt
Davenport, booksellers, Tribune Buildings. n. Y.
NEW MEDICAL BOoKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nature and treatment Of dssases and ali
The iiadred Observation-Disclosures crest number Of
wick D. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the above
named nature. IL 10 large qrsrto, $50 Pr, eoccnc
edition price $40. the Bos Medical
Surgical Journal IL be said fearessly 70 be equal
Records Actions work the family Of diseases
and tar superior 70 anything Of TIE kind published
this country. Author Of work Natural Death, sud
aow 70 Keep Young Price rs cents Author of The r.
mily Physician, price cent?. Author Of work Self
Abuse and lis Deplorabe effects" &c &C., sxG edition
fourteen 2ls,es Price 81 For ssle >. the publishers
5TRIEGER TOWNSEND 2E Broadway and w tht
snthor. hA4 Broadway.
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THE BALL SEASON.


/ 60. r;nsRAsD LODGE OF SOUTHERN NEW
desire TO inform re members Of the oder and the public
\ aid Of the funds The Grand Lo dge vii take place a.
T ,sr,2y se rrpler' Hail. on H0nday evening
ss,s q A. Pr ESy cn.,,m
"; %. Groser. Order Desk. Custom House.
Theodore Froment, 1853 allen street.
3 ". 6. Lsngdon, Isl Washington street
e. {: T. 4. F Fss & Es issn i isne
". D. Kennedy, I'll Greenwich street,
john = T Sae t s Eissisa st. williamsburg.
joseph D. Green. Troy mmit,ee otArrsngopents
ned from either Of the above committee or of the under
Andre FromenA Grand Master, ls Nassau street.
r Hall
Jsnss " Hale Grand Sf eosr sn and Enquirer 0'o
Jsmes d Fsr2iSs 1 odd Fellows i Hail. '''
Golden Rule Office, "a Ann street.
Members Of tho Order requested appear In regsa
y Enesmpment NO. Is Of Knights Tempars will be given
Sc saloon on MGnsS svSsPns y 10Th
ssned from the following committee Of
;srsst X bfammond Grand street; R. 9. otsnord
L ' Aapc st5S rec BGcOsyn R. E KsSGrss 2 Is Sfsna
s. Ii. Bcmott Hall Of Records; James White
Canal Gs crn.
ysmsers Of Tie order are requested to appear in full re-
gala.
V'oMPKINs BLUES soIREE-cIrY ASSEMBLY
j Rooms, Feb, ., 1852. - -
J. l.. WAUGH Chairman.
J. X. KERR, Secretary
A NNUAL BALL OF THE BANTER BLUES CAPTAIN
n Moore, at Nblos Saloon, Tuesday. Jan Tth 1852
Tickets may be procured ~ the Mercer House and at the
Wutohester House.
VNHE GRAND MILITARY BALL or THE SEASON
The fourth snnual bali OF Co. II Governors Guard
sixth Regiment Will take place st the City Assembly
Tickets dollar Committed Capt. j. Gregor; Lieut. O.
II. See SoTgeart T.. hcFarlan3 Priystes f. Mckay; y
c. OConnor j. e. Leonard; W II Lush; X. b ppeford c.
j. smith LIEUT. MILDEBEYER, Chairman.
j. hcLEop HEATING, Secretary
COMMUNICATING ANNUAL BALL or THIS
- society Will be held Wednesday evening, the 2st OF
JsnuSry at Tsmmany Hall Committee Of arrangement,
H. J. Hsnsen, Q. Muller, j Jefferson.
FI'HE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE INDIE
y pepdent Sons OF Erin B. $. comes OF ri Tammany
Hall on Friday evening, Jp auary 23-Ihe Committee Of
Arrangements pledge themselves that this ball will not be
number Of tickets issued EARLY application should DO made
tickets Of The Committee Arrangements. The Union
Brass Band Is engaged. DAVID ~ RkAY, O. President
JOSEPHMURPHY, Vice. retident.
CuRsTortER NreNSr, Secretary.
~ ENRY WELLS AND mrs SISTER MADAME n
II Giayers Academy for Dancing ard graceful depors-
rent, - the stuyysant Institute, G59 Brosdwsv.INes
commencing Classes for adults Mondays aud Thurs
ss morning and evening; classes mtstTs and saea
Nttntsdrys and Saturdays. 80 Il. hours devoted 40
special classes sud 10 private lessons
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rTNHE GENTLEMAN WHO Addressed NOTE TO
l. :, Copyst, in answer TO an advertisement IN the
Herald weeks and who referred the advertiser to
the Ocean Bank will oblige by addressing "Copyist
Herald Office giving his address his application having been
mislaid.
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u W. wHsrCOrT, AUcTI0NRRB. M0Rr0A0Eu
H. sale Of all The furniture Of house. Monday
ing, O'clock at l6 Greenwich Purchasers MAJ
be that every let will sold without -Four
superior sofas lounges variety marble tables mahogany
dressing and plain bureaus fine card tables dining
breakfast d. teteatetes mahogany hair seat chairs Wal
nut and maple d. mahogany and walnut rockers gra
cArpss stair do oil CLOTH mating fifteen bedstsads COTS
six feather beds hair mattresses mahogany enclosed wash
ivory banded cutlery looking glasses rockery glass
with seventy lots furnturc Sale positive rain or
shine. Catalogues on the nc rning of sale.
A UCTlON NoTlCE-SALT-rWO HUNDRED SACKS
"A Of Liverpool Factory Filled Fine Sals slightly damaged
the voyage of Importation will be sold at suction
tuesday January 90 at O'clock in front OF the store No.
"A. CARTER, Auctoneer.
A uCTIoN NoTIcE-GRocERIEs, FRENCH PRUNEs,
o'clock at 81 Boy street OF GreenwichCohee
Tea, Sugar Soap Mustard Spices French Plus
Rice. Starch. Brandy, Whishey Gin, Wines, Raisins To
baeeo segars. kaciore Herring, Counter Scales Fire
proof Safes &c. W. A. CARTER. Auctioneer,
No. 81 Dey street. corner Of Green wich.
nlL PAINTINGS-HENRY II. LEEDS l. CO. WILL,
~ cell at auction Monday January 49, NJ II clock,
in the gallery of the Society Library No BAG Broadway
Of Leonard street. splendid private oolectoi OF Oh
Paintings telonRipg to gentleman in Germany and
nifty valuable oil selected with without
regard TO There among the number several
by Hdebrand. Honhost, Wouvermans Berghen Van Loo,
Ieniers Rt ttenhanmer Verbook hoven Boucher Guido
REM, Vatican, and other celebrated artists.
HENRY II. LEEDS Auctionoer
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FINE ARTS.

II GssUTH kEDALs-THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
N article ready for SALE 1t has excellent
likeness of the great Magyar chief with the MOTTO Louis
40 extract from his great speech Now in the name Of
c history Of mankind srecorded there has boon
just than the cause Of Hungary Prices:No. gold
medal, in S16; No silver do. gold gilt in 81 so
No. in case 81 S5 No. do geld gilt in boxes 2
duction made to purchasing quantities Fer sale
Wholesale and retail by GODDARD, 100 william street.
Vim. Hall l. Son, 239 Broadway Targes Prizes-Com
anies making excursions for target practice are invited TO
ohl st WIN. Hall Sons, 2s9 Broadway and examine the
Kossuh Medal the neatess and most desirable article
tor prizes ever got up.
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pRoADwAv THEATRn-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Ss::; S s.s iss s'gss
..s HAS
Inns Lord Mr. EEsgnSepD Sit Sfaad Mr.
Dsvass searies Jsoi Mr. Brunton; Lucy Br.ndo, Mas
S SsaS Ma s aTs
white, Mr. Davidgs; Mrs Lilywhto. krs Vernon.
NIBLosGARpRN-ARrI UNION ITALIAN oPE.
Under the drsoSn 81 ssndr o.io and Bsssn Monday
Rs 3 re x Ss n Ias s
dali Dqse AlphonsO Bessni as dsnnsso vrsni, Whit
Sis sa.Iatni Pesrnooc sig s.rin The orehss... con:
tho osssr. Maestro sis1or Ardi. Tickets 81 Second
~ weons.s.ys TIdsys and sasardsys. All application;
for the establishment on Tassdsys and 70 BE- sd
ITALIAN OPERA. AsroR PLACE-NAx MARErzEK,
Lessee Proprietor Secured Seats 81 so Boxes and
Parque ST. Amrhi.heatre 80 oa.s Monday, JAM 49, will
be SREitH Tour '''' oil
sssors 8. sseSsnoSe
Fernanao sisnor L. s,lv Ines .ssnoI, Avossdrs
ooOrs open 40 on 70 o'clock Box ONCE
TALAN OPERA Aston r.
sa :. The b sos o. sSn
can be delivered on the evening " performance
GRAND TEsvIMoNIAL CONCERT FOR TIE eENE.
~ Mt otBr Michael King chorster. Vocalist and Violin.
Hall go Brosasay on Tuesd.y sSenrs jan
70 5 s shs yGS s. ana Ia
Church, Mad GONZALEZ choir Of Csumhas Church MICS
a nse 81 ps q M w. Sha ~ S
oCoanor, ors.nsssf s.. Bascss M, GOn1.eS choir Of
sendasss @'s NJ! ehar,a King 1 5rssa s. i5sgss
viii Of
rnar sSnE Trios onosTsss &c Of the aay the
named s,H.,M,n y I'm, Michael kas ne yss.ss
Ts o.s ANAL ss sS Russell
CT
ley Patrick Lynch, 4 DOYLE SOM James paly ohsirm.pi
rs
as single 90 10 S Of s psr e
at the book stores and at the office Of tho Free mans Iou.
poremeus on account of the weather
VIELLows' AINsTRELs.-NEw YORK is FINISHED,
and can boast Of the greatest band IN the wotd
IN bringing .oacsher such Of talent 70 30
that
Sar ss%prns 1Sh as 1s si1ws ss
III % sssry s a aa
%enee s ss7 ooosi ''" D'''' '''A
EELLows MlNsTRELs-FRANK BOWERS BENZ
m will ass on and w S
culars, see bills of the day
UTHE DATE" OF THE GOOD TINE COMING"
L Monday evening, January - The AlleghanAns
take great pleasure to their friends and the
public peneraly that they win their sares Of
Concerts Tor the People at the Tabernacle and Will rive
their nd Musical Sorec above, Monday
evening next Jan ~ programme Of the bes. songs will
he including the Stng Labor given al she
Printerh festival also new and beautiful by Mics
Goedenow 70 cents each to BIO had st music stores
At the door Doors at hapast to commence at
half Jast o'clock
w ELCH's NATIONAL CIRCUS CHEsTNUT STREET.
w below Ninth, Philadelphia b. Lent Manager
Exhibition nightly of tho grand equestrian pantomine Of
the ENCKANTAD sTEED, together with she matehloeo
of The of
distnsuished troupe Every description Of equestrian and
entertainments is here produced scale Of
bpendor by establishment in the world.
Prot H. Nixon, Equestrian Director; Pentand and Wor
reil. Clouns.
A POLIO ROOKS.-EvERY SUNDAY EVENING"
n Grand Sacred Concer-The entertainment will consist
Vocal and Instrumental Music selected from .he most
Mozart Spohr AdmttaLce, rs cents Doors open at
o'clock; to comm ence at o'clock.
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DARTNER WANTED-IN GENTEEL SAFE AND
profitable businets-a Perfumery store. One article
made and sold here will more thar pay Of store
The advertiser has three business places which Is HIS
for selling smart business person, with about $500
cash will ind this excellent opportunity. Apply at 2G
Hudson street. in bhe store.
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hIJUHFLTSHET
Gated German gentleman wishes TO teach the German
Language TO Americana where excnange he could .cquire
the perfect knowledge Of English Respectable families
who would ike TO enter into such an Arrangement, will
please write to A. b, al the Office OF this paper.
FRENCH LANGuAoE.--RICHARD \ NoUToN's
Boarding and Day School, 6s5 observation-disclosures
Richard will deliver to evening st ~ o'clock at
the lecture bis third free and introductory lecture
before the study Of the French language Accommodations
have teen made for ladies.
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DARTNEg wANTED-ONE WITH 4 CASH CAPITAL
Of from s. 600 70 $4,000, 70 extend commission i'm
porting business The advertiser, being nlono in the
and enjoying large
in Europe. well considerable ereo woud like 20
cAte with alb. business Of respectahfty, and
having the ateve mentioned capital. Address Prise
rr,hu 1ofca
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POLIO ROOkS.-EVERY SUNDAY Evening"
"A Grand Sacred Concer-The entertainment will consist
OF Vocal and Instrumental Music selected from the moat
celebrated porers viz Haydr Mendelssohn Beethoven
Nc art Spohr etc AdmtaEee, 20 cents Doors at
o'clock; to at 3 o. clock.
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ssT,HE DATE" OF THE "GooD TINE COMING"
L Monday evening, January - The Alleghanlns
take announcing their friends and the
public peneray that they will their sares OF
Concerts the People at the Tabernacle ald wilt rive
their second nd Musical Soirec above, Monday
evening next jan 49, Of the beat eongs will
he reduced including the sc Labor given at she
Printer Festival also, and eautul by Mics
Godpow Tickets 25 cents each to be had st music stores
al At the door, Doors at hapas6 to commence at
half II
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G,IRcus.-NEw YORK AxPnIrHEArRE, 81 BowERy

GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT BY TIE FRASER Fk-
E my 1T the Tahe oleThe Messrs and Misses Fraser
have the honor OF announcing tho public that shey will
their last Grand Musical Enter .ainment consisting of
of Scottish and selections from popular aompo
Wednesday evening, Jan. a. TeKetg, 50 con,s.
Doors open at 6s o'clock Concert to commence at TX
cICpE
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EOR ShLE-PhKT, OR, IF INQUIRED TH WHOLE
of Chemical Works in successful opers.ion situated
tho imme date vicinity 81 the city of New YORK For
further particulars address Cbemoae office Of the
Journal oil Com nerca-
K,oR sALE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Distiilery for Sale. Inquire OF a. SCElLLiNG No
1853 Third street.
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T Attest INTELLlGEN CE,-G treat NEVS-PROFES-
IL aor Anderson his grand Soirees Mystic
refuses the Metropolitan Ate Trper) Hall. Tuesday
evening tae 10th inst. See bills.
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yXyELCH's NATIONAL CIRCUS, CHEsTNUT STREET.
w below NTH, PHILADELPHIA b. Lent Msnager.-
Exhihon nightly Of the grand equestrian pansomipe Of
the ENCHANTED STEED, together with the mstohlos1
hsrennshr OF Mile MAre and the other members of this
distinguished troupe Every description Of equestrian and
Acrobao entertainments is here produced scale Of
tpendor upeurrased by establishment in the world
Prot H. Nixon Equestrian Director; Pentlsnd and Wcr
reil. Clowns.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

rAUTION-C0RLIES HOSE COMPANY NO. 50.-THE
~ public are cautioned agsnst tho impositons Of
who collecting in the Of this
No authority has been given TO person fer such
purpose. By order, J. q. TIBBErrS, Secretary.
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MISCELLA N EOUS.

~ N b S-OMNlBUS PROPRIETORS AND
~ builders wishing apply TO their omibuses oyts Pa
ing VIM. II. Hoyt. go Ninth avenue Bodies furnished
with the Patent Step attached and of the best work
ship and sent to of the United States The under
signed stage proprietors using the Patent STEP and
Jickaoks; Garrison, Merriam & Brown; immersion Co..
Joseph Glenat. Nc. &c.
BILLIARDS NOT ONLY IMPROVED, BUT MADE
ID perfect by the introduction of Gtifhs Deckers Pa
tent Elastic Cushioned Tables from their we'll known
mandatory No 90 Ann street five of which msy be found
in order at the Aston Saloon 32 Broadway This
saloon has been retted in the most splendid and
under the Frederic SkiH Gentlemen
whiting these will find thing arranged aud
made by the render them pleasant
all who appreciate and practice the Of billiards
amusement only.
nooRs, DOORS, DooRs-N. p. KIMBALL. NO. rs
~ Beetman street. hiss hand makes to order, tho
Kiln dried be found in the
all and qualities; also Sashes and Blinds at the
cash prices Grateful for past favors he would sol
cit the patronage Of his friends and the public.
CAUTIoN.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against making, using vending Wilson's Pa
tent Conclusion Brick Mscbnes without authority
being OBJ tanned from d. Martin the owner OF said
the penalties Of the law in such provided
JOHN HILL MARTIN, Solicitor for Pro Prie,or.
n lit CoRNICES. CUE TAIN b ANDS AND PINS-JU5r
~ received consignment of the above named articles.
most superior 10 quality and handsome patterns which
will he sold at west prices the lot
only. /. TEPPER, % Chambersst
rINo AMATEURS OF GOOD SEGARs.-THE ATE \
ton of onnoisgcurs called to lot of extra choice
Havana segars for sale by the box close
CONSIGNMENT by EUGENE ESDRA.
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ESoE SALE-rHE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE
Of Saloon. in an eligible location, doing good bust
The saloon elegantly fitted up has two bari
tables and The lease hes three 70 from the es of
May next TO enterprising this alor is cppor
tunisy seldom 30 be rae. with. The Offers
being anxious to close he ia in i'll health
give the attention For particulars
apply at ISL South street.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL NOT
IN pay any debts contracted by any person my
count Dated this 10Th day ofJanuary, ls52
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/ TNpAIn CRoToN WATER RENT For ls,n.-NorIrE

III 2 y
~ ie hereby to the lessees OF
which the Croton water rent Of 1870 remains unpaid
that the Lists fled this office, by
the Croton Aqueduet Board The undersgned will receive
thereof funds daily the hours
of eleven and default which the pronertv
affected thereby will be advertised and sold, pursuant
TO law. JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptro .lor
Comptroller'e Office. New York Jan. Is. 1867.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

RARE OPPoRTUNITY is OFFERED HERE TO
N business and others.-For saa, curing
establishment in this city, which has been IN succssul
the last ak and has wide tn 1t
yields profit from IS 40 The sales ass year
united TO upwards Of $4,000 and with little expense,
be Increased to double the amount Price $40
partner taken either active elcns with cash ospisa
Of from s. Wo to $4,000 Address x " b. ut the Office of
this
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I osT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD-A GENTLExANS
IL Gold Seal Ring. with blood stone operp and marked
f. 70 s. Finder please return TO Smith Gift, n Nassau
street.
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ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR DECENTRALIZATION
bers Tor the fve well as those to the
prceeut to call st the BS Office Non
day 10Th met TO o'clock for thoir tiokots
can be delivered on the evening Of per formance.
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w 81. T. TAPsCoTT & CO., IS SOUTH STREET
~ supply drafts for amount, payable throughout
Great Britain snd resnd They are also sole agents tel
tho Red Star Line The Swallow Tail Line, the Dramatic
Lise, and limo OF liverpool Packets and line Of
Londsn packets passage by OF which ships be
gagged on reasonable terms.
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7 oNDON AND DUBLIN PORTER, AND BROWN
- Stout Scotch Ales, of various brands; Bass India
Pale Ale in quarts and pints &c. Nc warranted genuine
respectfully call the ticn fsmiliss the above
superior nportations. W. III. UNDERHILL t3O Broome
street, corner Of Crosby.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST, As.

4 OsT- IN ONE OF TYsON'S JERSEY CITY AND
L. Williamsburg Ferry cmnbuses gold pen and pencil.
will DO by leaving il at the
National Hotel, Coz andt street,
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IN STKUCTION.

DENMANSHIP.-T TERMS REDUCED G0LDSM THIS
Writing hoome, $50 Broadway fret corner abo We the
Irving Mr. g. receives new pupils daily at on half the
usua charged viz 81 80 for Of lessons OF
hour each stationery Oc 50 for twenty lessons includ
ing stationery Private Lessons at the only reduced
TO $40. Ladies Caeses st ii A. NJ aud clock l.. Gen.
temen at 9 A. M and 4 and o'clock p NJ, daily, ey-
cepting Saturday. From the unday Dispach-Gold.
smiths CerNum hers have accepted, mint crs continue
TO accept the offer made the other day by Mr. Goldsmith
give every lady gentleman applying his Academy $50
Broadway during the present menth full oflessons
in Penmanhip for 81 So moity of the ordinary charge
Mr. Goldsmith par excellence the penman Of America
He certainly stands alone unapproached in this country
both in the executive department. of his art and in
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MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.
AVA Manufacturing establishment located in the clay OF
Brooklyn successful operation having wide
and payug large profits Any having So 900 30
bueiness will md this oppor tunity Address
Y. L., Post Office.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DOORS
~ open at @ curtain rises att o'clock Dress Circle and
Is Pit Orchestra Tickets 81 conts;
Private Box Tickets 81 Monday evening" Jan. ID will be
presented the great drama Of IRELAND AND AMERICA;
Life in Both-Jimmy fnnixan Mr. Is. Williams; Peggy
Anderson Mrs lliams Previous TO which the farce Of
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Mr Smufgins. Mr.. Z. Taylor. After
the drama, THE CUSTOMS OF fHE CONGRATULATIONS
Doolite. Mrs. Wilame To conclr dc with tho panto'
mime OF THE MARBLE MAIDEN-The Little Red Man, Mr..
Mars Heb MissL
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VIZ ANrED-A FIRST RArR COOK. PREFERENCE
w vijI be owen 70 . MulAtto None but those
with ths city references need apply 70 100 Fifth