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The illustrated Family Friend.

THIS most Unique, Original, Instructive, Amusing
and Beautiful, rs well rs cheapest paper puhlishedi
Desiring to he judged of by its Merit, Soliclts,
Examination aid Challenges Comparison.
Nc expense has been CT will bc spared to make
this Journal all that u paper can be. Its broad pa.
yes are filed TO overlooking with the most brilliant
ORI0iSAL TALEs and NoUyELLgrfrs, the choicest Po-
ETC E,fusIoSs and admirable ESSAYS ON all sub.
jcets that can Interest an intelligent community,
contributed 10y
WRITERS of AcKNowIEnaSn STANDING AND ABILITY.
The pencil is also brought To the assistance of the
pen and the paper is b~cautified by at least
FOUR .LsGASr ESGRAviNus IN EACH SrMB.I.
In addition to the labors Of is host OF Talented
Contributors, the entire time and attention of its
Editor,
SrEUARr ApAIK GOODMAN,
Are devoted exclusively Ia is management; aud,
he will contribute, in the course of the year, mag.
n~iiceutly illustrated
ORIGINAL agA SroRiEs!
One of which will he commenced in the Fifth Mum.
Der OF the New Volume, January LIST and will run
through Ten Numbers its Title
TnE uN.SNUG6LER; A TALE or THE CnuNEsx
WATERS.
This story viii be ombclltshcd by not less than
TnS srrEho lLLrsTsAuoSs!
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Relieving the time has arrived in the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded AZ il is by the wealthy
farmers IN Gonzales county, for the establish
mcnt OF n weekly journal Mt the county. site
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and In n section of
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery.
fertility OF soil and sa,ubrity of climate in the
State of TcSas-it Is proposed to establish ut
~" above named place, n newspaper, 10 be
known by the name of the "GoszA Lps lsorI-
kln," devoted 60 Agriculture. Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
AoSs of the day.
The Inquirer will he independent i'll politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of our republican government,
80 ably elucidatcd in tile administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; md will especially
maintntn tl.a. soiind and enlightened national
policy Of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States &c the South, have ever held
%sacrst, NJ guaranteed to them by the constitu.
ton of the United States. And while we claim
to have had soma experience as editor and
publisher of a public Journal, We shall, ut the
same time, bring 10 it's aid the poetic and lite
iary 'aient of able writers, with whose ability
ns correspondents we ar. Vel advised and at
The samc time trust that ulG Inquirer will be
so judiciously conducted ~, to encourage and
bring To- It's support contributors from the KIM
pirc state of the South cp education, agricul.
turc and internal improvements.
Whiic, then, we unfurl our banner in one of
the most thriving md Delegated villages in the
State, and assid iuualy devote our energies and
time 10 make the Inquire or what the develop.
incnts Of the country demand, and It's appear
ancc equal To any journal in the South, We shall
expect proportionatc Encouragement, from the
people of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest II livclicr interest in whatever
pertains 10 the maintenance of morality, The
cause of education and the pcrpctuity of repu5-
!ican institutions.
7EIi.HS.
The Inquirer will bc published weekly, on
mn imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly eXccu.
ted, for SO 90, IL paid in advance; $3 80, IL
not paid within six months; or 81 %, at the
expiration of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must he
addressed to til, Editor, free of postage.
$. w. SMITH,
ID. s.. II. DAHST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1888.
White ~ Southern,
Receiving, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants,
NDLlNUIi-TFIAS.
Liberal Advances made on shipulcD.s Ia our Cor.
respondents In Now ORLEANS and New York.
%jmiei-ly
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Notice
CERTAIN CREDITORS or Tiig LATE RS.
PUBLIC Of TEXAs

ESf AZ Aet az 'he Legislature a. the STATE ~
ne Texas, approved f~cbtaagy ,;h. 1854 a..
taa Rr satlieg he ristns 6r tsratnal se,,lees
f1Na n0d mtJtAss, and tt supplies f.f,st,
Ykao~N s~astegrre a. 81 Glass Csstas1 r. c,tsalss
To- fhe rerea 81 eighteen month, i.on the lar. -
~a#6 pss
fhtS 'herrfsne IS - nsE1N al elssaants ~ -,
eiAvc'et A@feS.sl ~b0te csHs barn not rgs
'nS' 'N'aa s9 Atet - I4v-eai ,ho sasag 49, 81
t!eet y fRt wrler ss Aajtof anl tosts,
'g'H3t, Niatp nt twt r~seSnie-t bS STA .rs,t
aent tlth - Na&sA t~aAl wfkftatss ,het stsn
- tavtss hatred
=" taeechs ps7fsan se8 fs ,As ps,ssessan ~
Asets ~Fppg sSes ~ sE8swa., h,fvses
~ 8gsusA oNIN s. ,se SIS ass Is tsgs
~ ~ %A W ttWeN 4 tS af4.s sass8
e*t st Mtse E4epig fega ga 50
- y, - Sesetg eatote AL. Aetssst
u ms si an} Htngts Is tstS a. F+s4ss r.4
cS sqss NsFe fhe A Ns aaA g.ats
- tf ~se q fsSss tt s5.ias ~ 49, 1870
'5 Ass ~ st gegxtde ~ Ts1sA s.8 = 49,,
v4tr sss fe - ST. ~ seNes essa
- e ss& : 448
utsa ssast ay ts8ths~ss as
W-Nn~
CERTIFICATES csa - FerRse5 ~
fsse ~rfgNA tshssefse ssss 90 nm.. !. ~
u t&8 A8Asss ts%n 8ss3 .saag Ia
J8HN a SwtS4IeR Asqsm
JAWS u SHAW. tSAssrgav
AssA FgtesstH % lssa t-sn
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what can be got for Five
DOlinrs!!

The undersigned have entered into an arrange.
mcnt by which they agree TO furnish the Knicket.
booker Magazine, (mon,hly,) the Homo Journal,
(~weekly,) add the Musical World and Times,
(%wccklyD to new subscribers, at the very moderate
price of i've dollars u year for the three publica.
lions; all o%riera, enclosing that amount TO Dyer
" Willis, will be promptly attended 10.
SAMUEL HUESTOS,
Pv5ijsher IF the Hnicker6ocker.
NORRIS 4 WILLIS,
Publishers Of tie HoRs Journal
DYER & WILLIS,
Pu6lisheys Of the .u4sisai World and 7iass.
2ei BroadioaN, Ne,s York,
Grand Literary and .Ayfistic Combination.
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rms ~
.i''' '.'N5lrs college opened on MONDAY, the ttt
y Nl"'' 'N.' 'i 'hr iNt'pu0n at s'nivutS Ihc
'1,,,"t = ~ 20 - ~ ~ 'r't W." s'"or, hga,
'.s'N lt''t''d ul.v'su"aN @'atvd "a q plcaNaut
''" n,''''' l4'A '' '"' t'N'' "n' 'oiN comfortable
wv ,'',i 'a.,,,'' y ",1ler y I" = attached .
az WA ''ie'' ''iNh'"" h"'its Boa e'fsV's ~
'',,'
= i, -" sHllssva '' wv h'e's.'o"
N""", y !" '''','l INV FtfN,V"'h' Is seftNss"i 'N
'' '"'t' pc tN' N's'e, ava voc nosc. iesi'wUNe~
~ - =. ~ t"ss' e'"'e Att
80 nf'N'fN W. V''' ehs~h Ftestsfnt
: 'u'',' $500 ',T,A'F'' sti ssAeht''io'~ -
- snN'
iNS ts"'a'' 'AtNRNhSa' ~" 'e t~@",en.N0t hy
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Pnoffss ~ : Wa \ lsis fAgst gives =
siesesntai ~ ,lc oe,s apa rptiis 4 90 isabella
rsatsc ,sas tbs Co.'S b ;wenu hNs epnis in a.
boz ,cksis = prleins aswi sgs Asei @s
~ hes. Aefrdg fal AZ msn8sv ais Yrssats as
ase Ia sx taeheis e Craps annually eed sa
urrssasasal sGsNi IN nltsrng sp ethere ~ an
sshtit aalt p--
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gYt8} >vi Rk8N Lfsag8RY bKpeg
Am atsSHRAL AuENsY,

astBf Etff4aNS gesy4sr4 So lateEa. lg,p
~ ker Aass A. Mss g. kasA.s
Nest = etE t~3ssfe v t@ yss ess
psa@sz4 Resep ~st s6os sstes
efhFs n 2s nssEkasf aas&8i e. tM ts
Natee ~ izfssn NAs - ns&a easm.
tu4wt 4fFa ~~a 8sse tssrlsa Ssls aus 81
e te-e - g. p~vtiFIE AasNtammcsss
al ~ a gNIs b az tases
SN@ Al Acss4s ta4stn
es - y " WHEY.
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r. FstgsN Fupts Inv lsst stsi ~ hi.
Ne,be SOS Is Il te,ab, miNsa 8h nea hu.
tht loaiNt aui pssb :htFB tfc vias thvt
an }f0t ora miN a~ mtal NIB Ulaa t ~
Erv - + presented tits @istn 80 uns aei
~ le ,3tsn iadr iht 'Ve ssliHsFslS r-iu,pl
% tfips diem ~ SIS same umsiihsh - cs,e3.
isncs ga Cari a. tsgn us,Al tt+sif
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COLLINS HOUSE

Ftk fTgs Nas Asss eessare y Il 80
&s @8t@ess Ns4the nAx4SHss "a
Sss iASt p > as fasfssss ~ s.sss1
aFh
Utew a tAaa aaNsseA = Ne hsmsss = lsr~s 90,
aa ikse9 stssse. -hese hssees ia ~ ses
ksgs4sses
" y COLLINS
sasastss tsn, & sseszl,
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PACKS
l.. III. WOODS.

WHOLESALE ASp RETAIL DEALER ~ FINE
~WhItifhS, dEWEARY IL FiNCy GOODS,
uSF respectfully announces to the citizens of
!'a indiano!a, and his friends generally, that lac
has taken the store under the Masonic Hall, where
every ting in his line will be found, ~ cheap as In
ant southern market, Not Il single Mticlc will be
sold without u full guarantee which viii enable the
purchaser to buy with confidence.
His Assortment is complete, and he hopes to be
cncon"gcd su''''!o,t TO JUSTLY him in keeping a fun
supply Co al 8,rsSus.
WoE' 10 THE TRADE
He hA a,I win keep a general assortment of
Notchm6A "'. took AVA materials all of tho be.
quality Tho pieces of all kinds repaired aud war.
for : '"c months, cr no charge made.
ENGRA, ,>| dcnc neatly.
ludlNiols, Jan. q, lSA3-ly
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S3t{E tesg tent ~ HHsAl~ rasss Aas
VI a - Ayea Tesm a. + ts1 Ak. asat ~
A~g s.ss4ses ~ as = saet4 saaas lge
81 f.ps~se has 3 vs4R - 81 Assstz aa.s
iss~sm thsa - ~ stlaA tkt eu4 saesgsaeafs
ks. sad 5tAsoes 44a Haste ieesU4te ,axsasst
sAsE> 4 iielssEs
sssafai.e lev. { t@ss ..
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rIUR RiyES

To Clubs Of Ten aud upwards, the paper viii h,
furnished az the rats of Si.so per copy, ar Ten
Copies Tor Si1,oa. Specimen Numbers segt gra,u.
iiously, hy Applying, post paid, to
: A. GOODMAN,
E2sHshit. =. a.
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THr FAVIJY FRlgsp IL Published weekly at Co.
lanh'n, South Carolina, aud IL the only paper ci tue
kind IN the Southern States. 1, il furnished az The
Low Price OF Two Dollars per snnuin, Invariably in
advance--no uafue being entered until the money
u received. To any person sending fIyE Subscli-
bcrS, "A copy will be sent GRATIS
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HSOr sale.
M AtthS "Fl stand ct nr a q Brown,
GfRlonhcrg'. Vegetable lills,
Power aul Agnc Pills
Vegetable B,s,cas,
Green NouHtBin uiHtm,at,
Uterine jathuli,aH,
I've iotion,
hr iayuv' Alternative,
llsir Tonic
Dr Molau's tstc tiis,
" lhuuis lit,cys
june l. I~>a1eiy i DUFF RRowN.
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uss 81 4 &etc " hsaa hte Aossbat a,
81 np,s las t.ta pel 81 n~ % = Ist&ac4
nstt a. tt#a tsaSe ps,abN eoN = Paagps
~ aessr. aes the Ia a. "A Jsspsv. l>s ssai
@sae3 ~ Eaisa = iis&cos sai y a : n~Nca
JOHN s usisskS
Geassss. Jsna & $3.50 49,
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ACTON NM RtACUoN IL rlWWNo

tvucys oI,rsty ,R tWU NAY, ID gnvsl thvy
~, = 5c6NrE Il l~.'t so uiigttyv
MANY a i,ruVr ty Jta ~sparUsl, sccliug ls
NEW ta,a,loW tss hal "a esd, bi~ Whe3 aip
EvctN iarnser l,uulj sac iaily ,y,f, sU,u,Ai
he has AND inspect ls r0}ditivn Nokls va
it, as with 4Unr. eoVu rysnlt n wtakN aui
uptls
thr uaU shn p%tutties wel hNltsYui antvs
for hi .lfttp III Winter. wall <s,N hui lltnty 1T
c,ats It lus oNu iatk
4 ct~si h,a,vN4 s sifoibi uot ~ = prr-si y
uec ries hal ,lueal }y uiaai}s bodltat Wsh
ttt lVN,f rss,sa sicl Houf hsu,i aut thvaEh
hts l,ssosl dteai3 le tu hs.,n cXf eH>t, yt4 zee.
stpt 81 a tuc toS, ,lgouiA ra iv less duVl
than ihe trH, % thr nf 10 ht3 httsia.si s a
kiilHA savvg ~ na.a sho - eluait skisHi ~
q sc,e,f W gstus nts. is kcsfs us lnAs 30
n ue< s't kscg "a, ises e ut ahs ap
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Arrangements have been made 10 furnish The
kaickcrbockcr Magazine, the Home Journal, and
the Now York Musical World and Times, to ucw
,ubscribcr&, for Eve dollar "a year. This l. cheap
with a vengeance. The knickcrhoCker
h 81 per annutn the lies,e Journal at -, and
the Musical World and Times, ~ making - a
ear al the uaial rates. Tina, :hres such work
can be o5ta'Wei for tive t%lpllarsa soas, Isl fact ttul,
worthy ihe talprtC age, which Il lust now haiur
nsh'fei th OF tiio ktickoghocher Magazine, cdia
ed by isNis GAYLORD Chtk, il IL unnecessary to
s'raS, Ter tSeuty years { has hean the most
genial, humorous and picy "mnuihly" IN the
world aat the rrescnt volume will hc hel,or thsn
any ehicl, proceeded H. The Home iouTuai. ctl,ci
ny Csc T. Mursis aud y y. Wills Is we'll knenR
- tHc bcsi ftm " uew parser IL America: apd tie
Nrch World api TiuteS eipsi by Richard Spsrss
Will, NTH lowell Nssia, t,eo. H. Curtis. fhoma.
Hasube% Wm a. Ers ib4fy, Gec, y Roci. and
c,her nHscal winters contributing and Ntich give.
tlpps o'hor 'Srg&. over SaS worth at masic and
a idl ciarsc et destruction Va hsssaeny annusil, 4,
80 vsFN baa m~lsy&i lpsrad otc4 published 49,
Fses sltec puia ctgloH< Wl pos, 9 taiaiis up io
= acrf ~ ptsyl, Vtcrt8gHg eaeth kis,stnat AT.
: leugA It%tefsnIv, ausn, ~l'Au,lae, S4lWare +,
la'eeioaS y snyeft~ W. liaUor fsscE Sas.
Nluesti tte NeRsa fsh san, sti odsr ATTRACTIONS
ts iAtes, Chsie Nss MaAc Ey iho Si,s,,a. Use
ta'HeAA esd trtle; ~lcyesa Mil Cstcms a
tgt.csi We,ks ef,stecsa awi FcfssrnAaees
,a sAiat, Ec KeFy ffeh atl eaan ~ NoVs{v. a..
tNd. i.taay. Reg aehy, sU, t~.testaiu sas
SknSei >fea s~tsie,eF raa ~ r,gea lei isg.
tFeeslt O. pf0saage tifaahy Natuasa,.t sni ~
la'uit w Is tc aeiS Sal A&r b osks b lrlef.
as1 i@F ms, ~ noe a ef Asf
dhAgN
A41fse DYER a wuLtS
gai Hes3sag
~ HFto- p' ts s,gle tsses
sHt as Js~ cr 4 - nsts s
Wa s eM tc Uv thtR vss0 aswie2 ~ ,
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The illustrated Family Friend,

6fiAiitN'S SUPERB THREE DOLLAR
MAGAZINE. foR Ss.sn.
~ At fpsiatstors arc authorized "a 90 q.
t,r tine Et.s : 9SisaA
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
@fssgsfYsS fYsss
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Umpire TENT, NO 35, l. O. OF RAT A REGULAR
II meeting of Empire Tent No. S. l. o. of R. held at
their room, No 1877 Bowery Tuesday evening JAN IL
1888, committee OF three appointed draft
utions respecting the casD late brother Joseph d.
Beebe And at a subsequent meeting of the Tent held
Tuesday evening" 18th inst the COMMITTEES offered the
following preamble and resolutions which adopted
and ordered to be published by the Tent
WM. ii. BURRAs, r. s. ABRAM I. FERGUSON, c. r.
Whereas, Brother Joseph D. Beebe late q member Of
Empire Tent, No. 80 l. o. of r. sick at the house of
Mr. Davis No 10 Norfolk street and the Chief Ruler Of
said Tent called to him and attend TO his wants and
when the said r. in accordance with his duties wished
to send watchers to attend upon the said sick brother he
was told by in said house. supposed to be Mr.
that he the said person. would not allow strangers
in his house. thereby preventing the members of said Tent
from performing their duty to the said sick brother and
also after the death OF said brother j. D. b. person
persons purporting to be friends Of said brother did
take upon themselves the management control of the
funeral of said deceased and did start from said place
with said funeral about half hour before the time
advertised in the Sun newspaper thereby ALSO deprivng
the members OF said Tent Of their right Of paying the
act Of respect well performing their duty to said de-
ceased. Therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the members oil Empire Tent No 35 l.
Of R. do feel much aggreved in being deprived their
right and privilege of attending to the said Joseph
d. ,Beebe during his sickness.
Resolved, That the said members of said Tent do re-
gard with just indignation the in which they
have been deprived Of their right OF attending the
Of their deceased brother.
VIM r. BROWN Committee.
MAICOM SIMANS
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Married.
On Thursday January 90 at st. Peters Episcopal
AWE NEVIS to M John Hrypoua~ all If this iii,
On Thursday January 20, by the Rev. R. A. Chalker
GEO w. DEvoE, Of this city to EMILE daughter OF John
Williams, Esq, of Hyde Park Duchess county N. Y
On the 4th inst. at Baltimore, by the Rev Or. Fuller
Mr. HENRY r. FRENCH editor of the Georgetown Herald
to MARY ANN HAMILTON Of Baltimore.
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= - = :
AGENCY.

DRuSsEI.S OFFICE FOR PATENTS--uRIlNG Co,
successors TO the late Mr. A. Dixon and the late Nv
X. w Urng Patents taken out in Belgium, Holland
Germany France and in Great Britain and all the other
states Of Europe, the most moderate terms ~ Rue
Souverainc, faubourg dc Namuri Brussels, (belginm)
j. Starring, COMMISSION MERCHANT, BOX NO
u. a51 Post Office san Francisco Cal Consignments
Of merchandise generally solicited RefcIenccC = Rob.
bins Sons, Wall street
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IF GEORGE sKANR, OrkVERPoOI, ENGLAND WILL
please cal ]. C., En- board the steamship Arabs.
At Is Cortundt street. he win learn something to his
advantage.
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re who would In Fashl0n be,
Mr.. KNOX should 90 and see;
Buy Of him your hats, and then
You'll appear gentlsnasn.
Knoxs hats are al the "shAke"
Every premium they re sure to take.
In these hats, so smooth so bright,
All the upper ten delight
Remember the plaee-'The Knox Hat Store, - No 126
Fulton street.
Teas.-The Best Assortment Of Fine Teas
will be found the store of the Canton Tea Company
l25 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt, the
Oldest tea establishment in the city. We our
readers that they do better here than elsewhere
either at wholesale retail They have branch store
Mrs. Jervfs' Cold Candy-I1me-tested, and
recommended by the first Of the country for coughs
colds hoarseness throat and other pulmonary
plants Clay, Taylor Benton Van Buren, and other dis
tingushed men, have recommended this really good
article. Sold by Mrs. W. Jervis No. 368 Broadway
Neber Third street below Chestnut Philadelphia and by
druggists generally.
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THE FTREMEN.

MANHATTAN ENGINE co. NO. VIu-THE MEM
lfl beers of Manhattan Association hereby notified
that meeting will be held at the Engine House, 81 ud
low street Sunday, January %, at clock NJ The
importance concerning the excursion viii be transacted
RICHARD Brown Sec'y s. LANE, Jr, President.
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VN7M Writers, AUCTIoNEER. DAY, AT 101s
w O'clock at 1s1 Canal street, all the gentee house
hold furniture OF family breaking up housekeeping,
consisting of two pianos bookcases SOFAS centre pier
dining tea and card tables rocking and easy chairs
spring seat do pier glasses clocks vases, oil paintings
Brussels threeply, and other carpets oilcloths hat
rack lamp French cottage, and other bedsteads hair
mattresses feather beds dressing bureaus washstands
toilet sets dining and kitchen furniture Aso TWEEN
boxes trans soap ao machine Of eight horse
power also boarding house furniture bar fixtures oyster
stand counters segars wines liquors. boxes Of teas &c
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DRIvATE CLASSES IN DANCING, NOW FORMING
i for the second quarter at 600 Broadway Evenings
for ladies and gentlemen, afternoons for children and
ladies' Separate classes exclusively for beginners Prac
tice in the dances, quadrles and Waiting All ap
pfcatons TO be made at 274 Bowery mu sic store.
X. e. f. III BuRNTON
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Personal Intelligence.

EtIUOU0l Inu0IlIRCuC0s
Arrivals at the Irving House-Major W. W. Chapman,
y A.; j. Norris, Mayer Of Montreal Or. N s. Davis,
Dat the st. Nicholas-T B. lawrence, o. $. legation
london; D. 0. King and Lady, China; Dr. b. Brandretn
At the Aetropoltan-F. W. Rice U. 8 Consul Mexico;
Attorney General Chatfed, Albany; Thomas Garwett
Demarara, S. A.; Major Luvige, California
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C,EARING,s rRIyAIF nANlnNG Ann WAI1zINn AcA-

GEARING 8 PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZING AGA.
- denny 80 Bond street is open every day for those
who wish to learn the dances in the shortest possible
time. Classes forming for the second quarter
soirees every two weeks exclusive "a tho patrons Of the
academy
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A USTRAILA.-hR ELLIOT, OF ARKEIL l. ELLIOT,
"A LAG Pearl street. will sail for Melbourne about the
first Of February, for the purpose Of establishing
business. He therefore respectfully solcs consgnments
of ships and merchandise Of all kinds The most salts
factory reference can be given
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TIE HALL SEASON.


NRAND BAL DE sARACCOEUNDER THE MANAGE.
NJ ment Of committee Of his friends, ct Nibo's Saloon,
ON Thursday evening, February 3D. This ball viii be the
most and recherche of the The new
and elegant dances have been selected and the most ce
brated musicians engaged Tickets Of admission excu-
siveiy for the ball. with privilege of twelve twenty
Lessons and circular containing full particulars be
procured at Mr. saraccos, No ITO Grand street. four
doors west Of Broadway making appication
the number of tickets Is limited 1t scarcely
ssry to aude to Mr. saraccos professional Abilities the
superiority OF his talents and the rapid progress of his
pupils admitted Adults who have never danced be-
fore taught all the modern dances single course
Of twelve lessons, and during this they
be obtained at third the usual The dances
taught will include the Polka Schotisch Polka Redown
Redowa Waltz, Mazourka Esmeralda, Gnq temps Waltz
German Cotillons, &C. &c.
VTNHE TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID or
i the New York Fire Department Fund win take place
the Astor Place Opera House Monday evening Jan
uary "a, 1858. Tickets to be had Of the committee.
NIOTICE-CARRIAGES ATTENDING THE FlREMEN s
IN ball. at the Opera House, on Monday, January Path,
will set down their company with their horses heading
to the east and take reverse order The guests viii
he admitted on both Aston place and Eighth street by
order Of the committee ELY DEVOE Hack Inspector :,
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New York Crystal PaIaee.

Notice given by the Association for the Exhibition Of
the Industry of all Nations to all parties in America de-
rous Of contributing to the Industrial Exhibition to be
opened in the city of New York in May, 1853.
All persons DESTROYS of obtaining place in the Build
ing erected on Reservoir square, the city of New
BY the Association for the Exhibition of the Industry OF
An Nations requested to send in their applications
for space before the first day Of February 1853 nIne
ately after which date the Association will proceed 70
decide on Applications and alot Space.
Each application must furnish the exhibitors name
and address in full and state whether he is
Proprietor or Agent 1t contain concise descrip
ton Of the articles for Exhibition and state.
ment Of the precise dimensions of the space required
Wall by Heghth and Length; on Floor or Counter BY
length and Breadth.
Applications be signed by the persons proposing
TO exhibit and be addressed TO the subscriber at the
sce Of the Association, No. 80 Broadway, New York.
The Association hopes that attention will be given to
the Of this notice. and that its requirements
win be carefully observed in making applications BY order
W. WHETTEN, Secretary.
No charge made to exhibitors for space allotted
January s, 1858.
NJ B-Applications from parties in the State of Penn
aylvana to he made directly to A. b. McApine Esq
Secretary Of Local Committee No. 126 Walnut street.
Philadelphia
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NJOTICE-AII PERSONS WHO HAVE LEFT LUGGAGE
~ or boxes at the Mechanics Hotel III Cedar street.
are requested to take the same away within twenty
days from date otherwise they will be sold pay ex
penses. ANDREW WATT,