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DUMAS' NEW BOOK-Published a
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Hear What the P!ess say Of Il
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crip,ons Of manners and customs, all mng Ell ID IA
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quite a, good book Thackarays sketches N ire ,
land and m tome respects, superior It IL, lndeeu ~
snch another agreeable volume, only France lhs'saa
Leland 5 the subject Dumas never wrote oe'si
work Several sdmlraq ytold legends, founhed on .Isi
ton ave interspersed through the volume Al or Iea1
ihs hook on IS most familiar With the south OF
as II he had Travelled there Many chapters are Iul ~
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one should read lceai5 SaluIoAl y, ~ '- -Is5ss
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W o y EW IN TERES TING
n WORKS ID. APPLETON COMPANY have just

MORKS-D APPLETON x COMPANY have ust
subisl ed.
ADRIAN; or, THE CLOUDS OF THE MIND. Ro-
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Che hantaoue volume, l2mo. Pice 81
ADRIAN IS properly tale not novel, partly indebted
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r Asst CONCERT.-The HUTCHIN-

Asst CONCERTO IlUICHIN-
- SON FAMILY. grateful for the kind reception
given them Al Their former Concerts respectfully announce
that they will give their LAST VOCAL ENTERTAIN
MEET IN New York PRIOR to leaving for Phsdel2hls az
DIETROF OLIrAN HALL. on TUESDAY EN ENlNG,
jan 49, when they viii introduce among others their
songs One hundred hence The Modern Belle.
@ Kossnth." Also, The Song OF Home,
Horticultural Wife" &C
Reserved seats "a lni ed uumbe) 90 cents Tickets Is
cents each-tO obtained AZ the principal Music stores
and Hotels and at the door the evening OF the Concert
Books Of Words c'nta nil the Songs of tao Hutchn-
son Family. for sale at the door.
Doors open at o. Concert 10 commence az II O'Clock.
10 80
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~. Wnshington Ruilding Assoeiation.-Th,

70 Washington building AssoeIatIon.-tn0
arplcatlons for shares THIS popular Association con
tne 10 he quite as numerous heretofore. The last
meeting was "a very spinted one Loans were made anu
MANY shares number Of the latter by ladies who
eTe present The great object Of The Association beng
to provse members with homes, LADIES, as niyh. oS
ey5pcted are keeuly alive to its advantages Married
tmen are especially privileged by law 10 take ana hod
shares in this Association No family can be truly HAPPY
hout home Of it's and we hazard nothing IN say
n that any obtain home through me
Washington ssocatiOn. regular meeting Will DO held
n Warren Hall cerner of Oliver and Henry SIS on
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. ~, 1882 at O'Clock. Shares
Will be redeemed. All meetings are public. %,
Batter the February meeting the entrance lee VIII
he - ~ der OF the Standing Committee.
CASPER C. CHILDS, President
National Democrat Once, No % Ann 81.
II Ii uooprR Secretary No 1873 Pearl no 10
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10 Rev II. j. Eddy will preach uett sAb 81 ih n
EVENING IN the Cannon S. bap'st Nn" ~ .,oIack
-. ~, I,a,ve,salIsm Services commence at u O'CLOCK
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just Published,
1 PRACTICAL TREATISE on the
n USE OF THE MICROSCOPE ByJohn Qaeke,t
stcVnd edition, IN additions and illustrated with steel
faes aud 10 Woe engrav Syo Price reduced S.
;,s,so, an Svo.. THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE HRA-
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NJ ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC WORKS -
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" sunday Lectures and Discus sions.-Mr.
SMITH Will give Lecture 81 NDAI, the llth, az
hstie Hail. corner OF Delaney and Christie sts showing
he 'allScy and deuson OF The called spiritual Mani
Ns'atott Atf the lecture, there will be discussion
npon ne subject giving both sides hearing Last SUNDAY
~ taoek gave avery interesting lecture upon the al
hmauve SIDE Of the question II Is expected The Doctor
VIII De thefo Tomorrow defend kis theory To
.cmmence Rpm Admission nee collection pay
thpsnses 40 IL
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"a. anndaY Eyening Lectures;-I - III" 1ot

Lectures ar. addressed TO all who are Wiling 70
III H., tbgmsely.s and VINO ANXIOUS 70 see the III
~. c.rrectfon h.tv cen the created and me "Iueh
Nd of God The Lectures VIII be DELIVERED In s,e
'hsith ia or ~ u. ' ~ oiclncL jl0lt+
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Nem i)nbliratioms.


Fs'HE FORREST DIVORCE CASE
The only full, correct, and impartial Report OF this
interesting trial will be issued Immediately after the close
Of the proceedings, in pamphlet form. 1t is taken ex-
cusyey this edition. by the able reporter Of The Po-
hce Gazette and in addition to the testimony will contain
the scenes Court descriptions of the witnesses all the
etiers and documents admitted rejected and every
thing that took place This Report admitted
only the Court and Counsel on both
sides and may therefore be safely recommended as the
most reliable guide through the of mony gwen III
his important copyright will be secured for this
tugenor Report VIII be the most complete edition be-
fore the public Orders frem the Trade and Periodical
dealers must be addressed TO
1927 STRINGER y TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway
4 HISTORY OF THE RECENT
IA DEVELOPMENTS IN SPIRITUAL NANTES
TATIONS, IN TIE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. By
member of the first CT Gle. Prce IS cents For sa at
No. 1871 Nasssu.st, New York. 40 81
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UHIS DAY PUBLISHED-MARX'S

H'HlS DAY PUBLISH ED-M ~
Il GREAT WORK on THE THEORY or NUS
CAL COMPOSITION. Trans aied from the German "
" s saYoni Esq Editor Of The Musical Tines
DIT Marx holds such high rank IN Germany as perhaps
the most ninept musical tbeorist living and especially
his great upon Musical Composition is so generally
eseemed as without a nval that any recommends ~ OH
IN those who are at all acquainted with the musical tera
ture of GerIeny would be superinous " Is pecnarp
adapted popular comprehension ard YET thoroughly SCI
tan Station of this work having long beeen desired Is
now ready having been prepared with much care, ana
with the necessary adap the wants OF the Ame-
can puhlic Those who having some knowledge OF music
wish 10 obtain knowledge Of compostlon VIII hnd TINS
exactly the work. Ii embraces tive books, VIZ
BOOK 1.-The Elements Of Musical Composition.
BOOK II-How to make an ACCOMPANIMENT 70 given
melody with special reference to choras and peoples
--, l.. a.
Editor. n.
Tie whole embraced in large octave volume Price
50 so. Published by Nj sON LAn,,
No. % Park rev, New YORK
For sale also by OLIVER DITSON and JNO +, JEW
EFT 4 CO. Boston; THOMAS, COWPEkFHM All n
20 Philaderhia % 3DS2t~
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NJILSON'S BUSINESS DlREC-
w TORY 1872 Price 50 cents - n
A PLACE IN THY MEMORY. BY MIS-. ). H.
DfNTTMPFRANCE IN CITIES By q. NJ. Hartley.
THE COW AND THE dairy BY NJ Hartley
EINNEs' LAW COMPENDIOA, V"is'
KiNNES' BLACKSTONE. ,,, T.. 49,
And also Photographic and PhenoyLc WORKS LOT sac
by JOHN r. Ihom' NO - 1H''-''
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CHEMICAL MsTRUCTION.--Dr.

~ ANTISELL has syacaney Ia hs Ll9yf.ncoy pi
few Gentlemen dtso1s OF being insLac .sd 10 cue
and modes If Analgss For terms ana par
tIcularr apply to Dr. AATioELL, No. u Ff~4~nh-"'
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~ DO you own the House you live in !-ltnot,
and Wish to purchase ~ by paving no more than ~ ar
now doing for rent Join the FRANKLIN BUILDING
ASSOCIATION ana you can accomplish 1T. tseVeral
members have secured houses by this means Az the
Getting held last Wednesday, fifty persons became mem,
beIs Ihe initiation fee IS still bat two dollars nut VIII
shortly be increased A meeting will be held NEAI
NTDE ESDAY NIGHT at WASHINGTON HALL, COZ
Hesei. 81. and Bowery. commencing at o'clock; Ad-
,si,n free and ladies ard gentlemen invited TO at
tend Among the speakers present on tins occasion Dr.
Louis Jorassohn German, will explain the objects and
NUN, ses the Association to his c0nntymen Fan not
II YOU wish TO benefit yourselves, 10 a'tend
SAMUEL + BARrOL President.
W p. MOODY, Wee President.
C. T. POND Secretary, Office No IS Spruce at. JIG 1t
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SCHUBERTH d CO., Music Depot,
sSNo 257 Broadway. n " request hepublic 70 inspect
the stock OF Music for Voice, Piano fOr l.,
lands for Organ VOln VoloncellO, Harp. Orchestra,
etc IN every STYLE for yiruosos and beginners The
grt the United States of 100000 worth
o. ders OF Foreign and American Music VIII be attended
To with promptness j8 MWSSf
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CIRCUS-NewY ork Amphitheater, No.
~ 81 BowerY-French Equestrian Troupe. Madame
TOURNIARE, Mde. JOSEPHINE, Mdie LOUISE,
the week tho above eminent Partisan Artbtes VIII per
form at tho Amphrheaier in ali their splendid ieats OF
the pIautge Horsemanhp sc The superb horses Her
cne Brilliant Achille Marengo, Aims and WashlnStpn
will all apoer Boxes u Children under half-
Dr. ce PIT 1911 Afternoon perform inces On SAT
IRnAyS IS ct
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TO Bedford IcCturc>.-ONing 20 The inc'emencv Of
the ~eAthef, iAe Lecture by DR.. x W. GRISNOI.O
leuneed ~ last TUESDAY evening, postponed There
VII o. 40 Lecture IN this week, but holders
81 tss.l tickets viii be United ha; 90 De delivered
Mloie NE PhL0aathc2n Society. ~ ueN MONDAY
EVENING. By Rev. X W BEECHER iiOlts
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID Ad,nisson Is cents children 1911 cents. SATUR-
DAY, Jan. 10, lS52-THIS AFTERNOON, commencing
at o'clock, - ,,, , ,,o,, ,o,n
MAJOR JONEs's COURTsHIP.
Afterv PALACE OF PEACoS rs -
The Chinese Beauty and the Chinese Family oil b per-
visible az al hours.
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Want employment.

AS DREssMAKER, by young Lady, who
N thoroughly understands her business she wishes TO
20 out by the day private families aud IS capaoe II
making and cutting childrens dresses. Call at NO IA
Ia Broadway. y ~
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LYING AZTEC CHILDREN.

1.-TWO Llt lNU Al III tliiDhE EN-.
a "A New and Absolutely Unique Race OF Mankind
The extraordinary and Betp cable phenomena thai
the history Of the human has vet Produced can pc
seen for few the large Exhibition Room Of me
SOCIETY LIBRARY, corner Of Broadway and Leonard,
SITS They were recently taken rom newly discovered
AID dolatTO1s people in Centre America, by whom they
were Kept VITA supeYstttOus yenerston distinct and
secluded caste Of theT priesthood and employed AZ
Mines and BacChanas ia their Pagan ceremonies and
worship. ~
They are male and female The latter measuring ssi
inches IN hight weighing II lbs the former Il 80 inches
high, and weighs 20 Tbs
From repeated and careful examination, the best pay
eoglts elder be ~ or 70 u the
Younger about 10 years. 80, <,.
They differ altogether from examples Of the an knd
ana I'm children. uifYrding complete aud anden.dbs
Illustration Of Pemean variety Of the Human Race
Tickets Of admission q cents Children under lDye.s,
haIfrrce Season Tickets 81 Doors open each day. from
II uatl l., and ron until o'clock. all I'M
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~. The Citizens Mutual Loan and Aeon
.'nta,i.s Ennd associaI zion VIII hold aspecia meet
80 IN MONDAY EVENING. Jan. L. az - o'clock ~
Inc Room No 42l BIOsiway hfst door sDo.s ~
Tn. nptlc are respectfully invited 10 sttena as 'he o
er. ~ the Society will be explained and addresses hauo
with reference 10 the same l.. o. .,d n,ra,b1ets
the Csusui Of the Society ano az e1i9na-
- - -. 49, ms and obecs. will be distributed.
"oh VI ''S "o' SIMEON DRAPER President.
r DyI kFrEID SMITH, Wee President
j. +. KENDALL, secretary ~ =
IT. Mercantile Library Associatior.-RE1U-
LAR NOMINATIONS FOh lsoI
N - For President.
GEORGE PECKHAM--- WITH Emo MAh'ny Co
Vtce President.
Corresponding SERBIAN.
IouN MFRcUANT..--With Cameron Brand
Recording Secretary.
CHARLES o. RICHARDsoSw NASSAU ihs ~
Treasurer
II L HUNT....with Butchers and DroVers Bank.
Directors.
lanes ID Smith with Hoyt 1ilngh9st
WIN Howe .------.- with Bowers * Beeckm2D
Thongs KenwOrthy. with CLARK r Wilson.
Cvy~s CisSs '.'.-w with Hal Hyde 4 Co.
George WoOd..-..-with DibDlee, Work Moore
John b. Peck.-------wfh Peck Bie1dgpod
lanes X Kpapp.--.-with Swift, Naldron o.,
' " DOUsLAS LEFFINGWELL,
Chairman Regular Nominating CONTINUES
ALGN. S. PIcKBRsGILL, sec'y. NV -
~ Free Lectures on Health and Physlcal
EducaiIon-w be delivered by Or. BANNl os,o o
The LADIES at q O'Clock on IL b~DA1, Fly 70 TO
DAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY OF IN
week IN Methodist Church, corner OF Vh-s'' anu
nue. Z. -
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~ Brooklyn Philomathean Society.-Rev. IL
W bEkCHEh vii Lecture be fore this SOCIETY," a, the Fe-
male Academy joralemon-St On MONDAY EVENING
Eesi, Jan. u. at u O'Clock. Tickets Is cents.
JvIIvS r. PoNERoY, Rec Sec. ii0it.
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Gpefial Notices.


20 I. u. q. F,-Grand Lodge of southern
New ork--Ihe undeTs gn.d Ia Committee OF Arrange
nsn desne to inform he members of the Order and the
public general that the Grand Assembly and Festival 10
be gwen IN AID Of the und of the Grand Lodge will take
place the Metropolitan Qate rrpler) Hail on MONDAY
EVENING, January 10, 1882.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
p G W T. ChId. No. 81 PaIkTow. -
Jacob Russell, Assistant rreasorers Once, L H.
Joseph SoIia No iSi Pearl ST.
W q. Groter, Greer Desk G II
John Medole, No rs Christie -.
Theodore ~ Oment No. 1913 Allen St
ID W Anderson. No. III Sihth Az.
ID & Ianctcn No 28l Washington 81.
{; Lswlck. No 263 Grand ~.
& A Hilllker, No ~ John-st.
n l.. Petit, No 81 Maiden lane.
W ID Kennedy. No. 2ll Greenwich st.
NJ Stern. No. % Cedar-st
James Smith, No. al Park row.
John W. Thompson, No 6S South 9Th st. Wllsms6g
Joseph Green, Troy.
ncie's 81 TO admit gentleman and ladies, be OBJ
Of the above Connttee, of The under
mentioned
Andre Ffoment. G.. NJ, No ll3 Nassau ST.
John Dawes q Sec. q Hall
4. ". H0w ell, G.. ". No. SO DuaBest
James hale q. Rep Counter and Enquirer Once
John - Clayton, q. Rep. No 40 Pine st.
james N. fers,ns, Odd Fellows Hall.
Golden Rule Office, Nc a. Ann ~
B-McmseIs Of the Order Ieouesied to appear
hseaha. no g.
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~ 81. s,ephen's Chnrss;II55es at PsIoE O.,
81 "@,,v.r.d 10 MORROW sunday ~ 800 20
rntsneb oc,nsr Of Broone and Caiyshe So Srst Of
. mmeBcs al 2 ScicoA. NO 10 its
a, Gather
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DERMANENT BOARD.-To Let, a

large front room with bedroom attached, On tAe sscon
floor also large front room third door, to
ane heir wives In first class house facing Ionp Nhs
square Eighth st. stages pass The do1r bahs III VIC
houte Terms very moderate Address No w. '"A -
ne
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" Useful InformatiOn.-fhe use of soaps con-
tanning akais permcous especially after shaving They
nh up the pores of the SKIN, winch they also dry and sen
s. as to produce much pam and amos ance The Amole
or shaving compound. invented and sold by WILLIAM
BOGLE, No 81 WashingtOn-st IS purely vegetable
prod uction, of peculiarly soothing nature, and can be
spfc ally econt ded for the Of those suffering from
derness OF the cule while shaving and young men
who have nat begun TO the l. IS foe TO all
thOfe unsighty eruptons which arise from irritation
lie be had OF A. Il. ID. SANDS, No 100 Fulton ST ,
Rushon, CLARK Co. No. 273 Broadway j. Milnau Co
No 1882 Broadway; WIN. II. Cary Co. No. 2i5 Pearl-st
and by the Druggists and Perumers throughout the
world.
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~ Notice-Passengers per steamship PACIFIC, Tor
viii eate board At the foot OF Canal
=, 7 lis DAY Saturday Jan 10 at II o'clock A. M
ia EDWARD X. COLLINS co.
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In Press.
FSNHE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS
Il Novel by Lady Bulver Lyiton from early sheets
II n Philadelphia.
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IU PuBLISHERS.-The Subscriber,
u Ager, Tor Mesvs D. Appleton Co, and other
houses New OK respectfully orersto publishers y
states ms services gent for the Eastern townships,
Caca Fast for obtain Dg subscribers 70 theI P9Dhca,
tons Stscimen numbers wlll be received, addressed
C K Vincent Lennoxyille, c. E, wa DeTbyshrs VT,
postsge PEI aid These published IN New YORK may be
sent % alessrs. d. Appleton Co., Nc 2l9 Broadway
q n C r. VINCENT.
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4 YOU'VE LADY of respectable connections
I and goo education, wI,hes TO become companion 70
some And lady where could act the part OF Amanuen
SIS superntend the management OF an esta0lishnen
or She would conduct writing classes IN the CITY, as she
considered to wite bold hand. Direct MARY, Inbuae
Office Jl0 lie
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W icttuh iet ou-
Gers c the Mechanic Institute. VIII be held rs the Ia
Mhnlt school ROOM No II Chambers st. at lhcI next
Gentral Meeting, on TUESDAY, January 5-h. between
and O'Clock p NJ 1881 THOMAS SMALL Pres.
tR The Paine Celebration on the s9ih inst viii
be held al the City Assembly Rooms No 40 Broadway.
preliminary meeting Will be held az the Free InQurers
'0IAy Room, NJ htaIy Hail. BoweIy, GA SUNDAY, the
nh Ls,, atsPM Tickets for the celebration can be
bad al the meeting. 10 lts
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- o. = A. Harris VII preach as u,Da'i I'M ~ u
~ Scba,cb near 40 az. o. MokRON h0n, 'ia',
- 81 Lsctarc IN the Evenisg "a sPh'uN' ~ sai,.
li.Lf.
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A YOUNG Man desires situation either
~ in wholesale or retail jewelers. Store. He can IN.
fusnce considerable trade Can produce the best Of city
reference Address WATCHMAKER, Tribune Office
IN
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~. rider J. V. Hines. OF Boston, .iu preao ~ a
IN Hail c.-ner He.ter.st and B9weIy a. "
o,clock 10 MORROW AFIkhN V ,C Sud AdTent
Yfrt n na,tor OF the Church OF the Sec0au Au'oa,
xabosg at Washing Hail. vii e9ntI99S NJ Va &c a.
noisT Ky CT Rate on SUNDAY EFkNlNG' a. .
On ihs pT.sehme al 80 at TO- NJ Seats free JlO IL
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R.v II. n. Nye-as the Church Of the hes'2 gn
IN Me,ro: place deysI f,'o he
stInbotes ara chai A0's' % jl0 t'
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orrt,r M TRY MINNESorA MIMIC COMPANY,
CAh''D " $500 ~ iQ1 EreenVvlcx.S (

TT5' The Annual Meeting OF the SIOcK npIIsI I y.
the MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY will be heid az
tbis Office on MONDAY the l2h OF January; instant
AT u o'clock NJ for the Election OF Ohcers Tor the esu-
M YEAR and the Transaction of other business -,
BA.t SAM Eli J. ". bhhhi' O0"'O'"'tit
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nv nr Peck expected 70 presch tne I'M nS ~
70 NJ ~ '.,e STEPHEN DAUDO, Io-MOhoo"
,sMo os Al the John e. NJ. + ChHoh Ssfv COS a.
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amusemenl6.
DUkTON'S THEATER, CaAmBass-

~ This EVENING. January 10, viii be played
the Comedy of MARRIED LIFE
Nj Coddle--. Mr. Blake Mr Henry Dove Mr.. Burton.
MIS- Codde Miss Baylor Mrs Henry Dove. Mrs DYott
To conc ude with the aughable Drama of
THE TOODLES.
Mr.. Toode.-. .sIr. Burton Mrs Toodle Mrs Hughes,
ndmsAion-Dress Circle and ParQuet 80 cents second
risr IS cent? Doors open At 81 commence AZ o'clock
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BOARD. --Genteel permanent Beard at
No SO Fulton ST, also, transient and lay bossdes
10 lm'
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Is WET NuRsE, by "a respectable Pro-
testant young married Woman, who has recently lost
her frat baby only days cid. Rest OF city reference
gwen Can be sten for two days. Call et No 10 White
han ST Jl0 ltf
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BOARDING in CATHERINE-ST. =

- Several gentlemen may he pleasantly accomn g.
ed with BoRrcIg at No. Monroe St corner Of G he
rine-s at Payments required promptly ais iu'
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Ten, ,e,' Staasaage.-Piof RICHARDS second
- n,,asnaS m NE y eRch Language viii taIs
R,lS 20 r. NJ NiNS at his rooms No SIS
- tN ffee. 10 t.
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ROARDlNG.-To let, with Board, 4
large front Room aud Bedroom IN the ,e,nd stor o
house No III East Broadway. between Ragers and Jsf
fe Fscn -sts south SIDE. ilS inas
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BOARD REDUCED at the PRIVATE

aPMANSI0N HOUSE. Ne, 81 Greenwiea-st by Mu
BERT Gentlemen with single beds and hight airy rooms
81 50 week day boarSers 50 week; TRANSIENT 80 cents
a day. Baths gratis si9 tm'
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pOOMS.-Wanted, one or more Rooms,
furnr dsor unfinished with without board
a moderate rice, near Clinton place. Apply 70 Dr..
NICHOLS, No. 81 Chnton- place. IS lw'
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xo,ieeThs public arc hereby no'hei ma fss
Willis Pasiersf IS K D C9gIea a., RI sFTTR
s1GINt. no 2lst-s Chu!ch Pastor, Rev 4 a.