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On Saturday, Jan. 8, MARIA, wife of VIM Mccullough,
md daughter Of the late Jonathan Archer aged ~
Her remains will be taken to Tarrytown to-day from
her late residence, q1 West Twenty second street
On Satnrday morning January s, SARAHT. daughter OF
John and Elizabeth Gtln aged 10 years months and
days .o ..,.,.
invited to attend the funeral this onds afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence Of her father S2l Teuth
street without further invitation.
On Sunday January Q, at T. NJ, HENRIETTA only child
n days ~ ~ s'
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence of her
parents 1888 Pearl street, Tuesday, the 18th inst at II
O'Clock a. ~ Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
On Saturday evening January s. of consumption Miss
LAmrA W liter OF the late Ezra Pierce aged 1oyears
and months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
teId the funeral services, from her late residence liz
High street Brooklyn this day, 10th inst. at O'Clock.
Tier remains will he inferred at Greenwood Cemetery.
Boston New Bedford and Sandwich Island papers please
copy. - O.,
Of Mrs Ann Fitzpatrick, aged 10 years 10 months and
days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, aud those
81 her brother Philip a. git2arick and Jas Griffith,
respectfully invited TO attend funeral th tou.
day. afternoon at O'Clock from tho residence of her
mother, 81 Scanned street.
Philadelphia papers please cory.
On Saturday evening January 4 ~ o'clock of disease
az the heart JAMES RICHARDSON, aged 81 years, months
and DAYS.
The friends Of the family ard the members Of Onion
Division Sons Of Temperance rospecfulv nyi-
ted TO attend the funeral from he late reece No 107
Forsyth street TUESDAY, 18th inst. o clock T. NJ,
without further invitation He rena rs viii be taken to
Gree nwood Cemetery for integnt1t
On Sunday january g. ri II clock A. ", at her rcsi
sence No i2S Orange street, Nts HscnAH EATON aged
10 yesrs.
The funeral win take place AZ the house, nj 1 oclockP
NJ, this day The friends Of tie family invited 10 at
tend
On Sunday morning January o. or1s WARD, youngest
son Of Pierre LeTage and Eliza ten eorce aged months
and ii days.
On Sunday, January o. CATHERINE LOUISA youngest
daughter of John H. and Mary 4. Fisher, aged year
snd months.
The friends and scqusiuanccs are respectfully invited
10 attend her lucrcf iris (fondpvl afternoon nj ~,
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents No II Ltt
suset, brooklyn.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUcTloSkIR -PRl.APrURY Xxx.
DE- eeutors sae of valuable estate and l~a-ehos
premises 20 he so 81 auction by order d the
Of Patrick Riley, deceased. Cole Chiffon, viii sell 81
auction, at l. CLOCK ~ the Merchants. Exchange New
York Monday the 10th of January 1853 the following
valuable property, vs..-
feet IL inches in depth the south eide Of lish
]S6 feet east Of the Fourth avenue.
Avenue A-No lS4.-On the east side, neat 10 the
southeast corner of Avenue and Thire.nth street on
the lot four story brick house the front Of the
Is feet inches by 80 feet and four story brick hou
the % feet inches BY ~ feet lot rs feet inches
by &c feet deep.
Twenty ninth strcet-South side commencing iss feet
inches east of the Third the front Of thu
lot three story brick house 10 by IL feet and three
story brick houses the each % by ID feet There
which communicate with the houses This property
Is easehold, with the privilege Of purchase.
second asenue-No. 310.-Four story brick house in
'front.' and two story aud basement brick house in the
rear; front house "a feet SD inches by ~ feet rear
house. feet inches by 10 feet lot "A feet 81 inches
by 100 feet deep. ..'#-+-
bakery front Of the lot "a feet 81 by 40 feet
and two story and ba emcnt brick house "a
feet S inches by IL feet lot "a feet s inches by 100
feet deep.
Willett streetNo 64-Four story brick house on the
front Of tie lot 70 by As feet and four story brick
house the % by 20 feet lot % BY 100 feet deep
willett street-So 66Three story brick house the
front Of the lot % by SO feet and four story brick house
on the rear Is by 20 feet lot 20 by 100 feet with
alleyway Of three feet
Second street.-Four two story and attic brick front
A. each lot is 20 by IS deep This property is easehold
Avenue A-One two story and attic brick front house,
avenue A, the east side, and between Second and
Third streets lot u feet inches by 50 feet deep This
property is leasehold.
For maps, and full particulars o. to terms &c. apply
to the auctioneer, 10 9 Wall street
SsaSc Sss aMSSh pa nsssHt s.S Of
JOHN KEIIY deceased.
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OdILGSTS AND AUKISTS.

Two THE DfAF.--DR. LUTENER, THE SUCCESSFUL.
i aurist has recently published letter from Mr.. r.
Shoemaker, OF Nichols. Under date Of December a.
1862 this gentleman writes" Those who are afflicted
with Deafness and wish to be cured would recommend
to call on DIR Lutener No. 80 Prince street New York
Having been very deaf myself able to speak Of his
unequGlled success ! would urge every one who Il
afflicted roi To l"t Tie present opp.rtrny ra%sn Such
ocrtfcBfea ere w"its Nayis tLsD AZ patlng that
copla D. given
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HOMESTEADS.

CtT NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION. THE MEM
- bers hereby notified to attend the regular meet
ing at 100 Bowery Thursday evening next 18th inst
at z O'Clock when the dues will be payable
shares will be offered for redemption.
The resolution offered at last meeting for the reduction
Of the number Of shares viii be acted upon at this meet
ing and If adopted will leave very small number of
shares to be taken up, which it is hoped will all be taken
at this meeting by the present members and their friends
Those who wish to subscribe NAV do 20 at the meetnU
by calling at the Office 10 Duane street corner Chath
am street, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday evening
next, between and O'Clock.
Il. ID. HART, Secretary. W. L. CONKIIN, President
rINHE MEMBERS OF THE UNION BUILDING ASSO-
citation requested TO be in attendance ucsday
Evening llth inst at O'Clock to hear the report OF the
inyestg eating Committee. BY order of the Committee
Signed, WILLIAM DAVIS, Chairman.
wurAN J, Gorpry, Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION AT NITRO
VI politan Hall. Monday evening Jan. 10. Jobn u.
Cough will deliver an address. Hon James Harper viii
preside. Dodworths celebrated band viii he IN attend
ance and perform several iayor,e pieces Admission -
cents. Doors open at Ga O'Clock. Commence at "a
O'Clock
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL sOCIEry.-AN tD.
IN iourned meeting will be- held this (Monday)
ing at the socetys rooms, stnyvesant Institute, At ~
O'Clock SHEPHERD KNAPP, President.
PETER b. MAD Recording secretary
MARTIN VAN HOvENBERGH, ATTORNEY AND
lNl counsellor at law. Office and residence No. 33i
Broome street. two doors from the Bowery.
NTOTICE.-IHIS IS TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC A.
IN gainst receiving my property stolen Friday night
9TH January 1865 from $40 Greenwich street In the city
Of New York consisting OF liquors, wines segars, de
canters. glasses, beer pump, &c.
r. b. CARY, 2l2 Division street
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PRESENTS.

DlCH AND USEFUL PRESESTS.--A. G.. BAGLEY &
~ Co. manufacturers solicit the attention of the trade
and the public generally, to their stock (o manu-
faeture) OF gold pens gold and silver pencils and pen
in endless variety Of patterns principle and sizes
together With celebrated extension cases gold and
silver with pen and pencil and reserve for leads which,
for beauty Of Workmanship principle Of construction and
durability eclipse anything Of the kind previously *
hilitcd Seven sizes patented and warranted We would
also call attention to superior gold pens which need
no proof Of their supcory except the increased demand
anil the numerous attempts ~ imitation. Nos. TT Or.
wing House, Broadway, and 10 Maiden Lane.
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Married.

On Monday, January 3 in the Church OF st. Francis
Xavier, by the Rev Father ODrsco Mr. MICHAEL BRoDE.
to Miss SUSANNA BEATRICE daughter of Thos, Nuecnt
fal., all of this city.
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Mrs. Jervis' Cold Candy-Time-tested and
recommended by the first Of the country for coughs
colds, h0arseness throat and other pulmonary
plants. Clay Taylor Benton, Van Buren, and other dis
tngushed men, have recommended this really good
ticle, sold by Mrs. W. JERVIS $3.50 Broadway: Zeber.
Third street, below Chestnut Philadelphia and druggist.
generally.
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TT,HE YOUNG LADY WHO on FRIDAY LAST ABpt
II -four O'Clock, called - Doctor Iuiener a. rs
Eye and Far lnhfmay, ~ Prince street Broadway
and who informed that the Doctor had ft fof that
day j. desired 20 call Immediately send hsf address
the description given Of her ~ the person Ia attsn.
dance conynees the Doctor that she i ay h. hss long
been snSiously expecting 10 Adlfc-- o. iat.nsr
so Prince street
TT THE LADY N BLACK, WHO SAT FOR CAMEO.
L dsguerreotype, At willismson's gallery brooklyn IN
Wednesday December I'D aud who lost the s~Inn iii
send her address TO A. NJ, Mansion Hnn Brootyn sss
will confer great favor and receive the host article
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To California Ship Masters aud Passencers,

Ship masters and passengers going TO California can
supply themselves with Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps by the box OF two dozen bottles each pns
and quarts The bottles neatly labelled and wrapped
and each bears the fac sme Of the proprctors sigma
ture, without which the article is unquestionably
spurious. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Importer, No. % Beaver street.
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UMdcrshlrts and DraNers.-Our large assOrt-
nent Of these goods in silk, merino lambswool flannel
&c, &C. of every size and quality is offered at very
Vow prices, wholesale retail Goods sent to any part
Of the city IRA PEREGO SON, 81 Nassau street,
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Preservatiye and Beauler Is without parallel in the
history OF the toilet Both admit It's value. Its
application Is surely followed by VIGOROUS and
iuxuriant growth OF ir the gray by the rosy
sunrise. Manufactured and sold by CElstApoRo. No. i
Abtor House.
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The Office Tor the Application of the Inv0lu-
able liquid for the removal Of birth marks, tumors
moles and all other tire face body.
removed to the northeast Of Twelfth street
and Second The application j. external aud free
from pain or Inconvenience.
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The BLACK or brown Impaired 20 the lIa,r

Inc blAck OF brONSh nNpeT1eo !" shc SlNsr
by Cristadolos Liquid Hair Dye, is natures own. The
kcenest eye cannot distinguish it from the hue bestowed
by the Creator The operation il in five minutes.
Sold and applied at CRISTAD0RO'S No Aston House;
eso 10 he had Of the principal druggists in the city.
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NIIs BACoN's EVENING COURSE OF INSTRUCTION

TISS BACON'S EVENING COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
1Nl History at the Stuyvesant
is given by request The design embraces the historical
analysis and origin of present civilization Its rt
division will include twelve lessons, exhibiting the origin
of the Oriental element in civilization to be given
Tuesdays and Fridays, at eight O'Clock r. NJ commencing
Tuesday evening January H. Single tickets to twelve
lessons So ticket admitting gentlemen and two ladies
S12 to be obtained oil Mr. Bowen at the Stuyvesant In
stitute; also of Mr. s. H. Grant, Librarian Mercantile
Library Mr.. =. J. Forbes Librarian Society Library
Henry Megs, Esq, Secretary of the American Institute
351 Broadway; Mr. George H. Moore, Librarian New York
Historical Society; Morgan Morgans Esq No ~ Market
street. and a. the bookstores of Cornish Lamport CO.
George Putnam Nos and 10 Park place, and sringer
\ Townsend, 3D. Broadway
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TO Hair-diressers. - The Goodwill, FurNt-
ure and fixtures, of hair dressing and bathing saloon
for sale. Address Vsnderpool, Box 81 Broadway Post
Office.
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put on this ferry this day third il nearly ready
Instead of the usual excursion trip few friends the
propretors tender to their friends generally and the pub
lie at large free passage to foot passengers Monday
the 10th inst, from O'Clock A. NJ to 6P. NJ
SMITH BCLKIEY
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Temper's Triais.-AmOng the Trials to the
temper of fashionable man, Of any man but a so.
ven, mis6ttins shirts Anxious to remove this
Of irritation GREEN No. Astor House guarantees the
most exquisite fl in all eases and always sends home the
gems of art manufactured at his establishment puncusl
" to the house
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Best Assortment or Fine Teas

81 .teas.-Vhe Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
all be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company
No. 126 Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt
the Oldest tea establishment III the city. We
readers that they do better here than elsewhere
ahcr at wholesale retail They have branch store
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T> BELL, AUC1oNEER, WILL SELL, AT TEN
L. O'Clock on Tuesday, the 11th January, at No. So
Eighth avenue Fourteenth street. the entire stock
Of retail dry goods store consisting OF general assert
ment adapted TO the present season. Sale positive.
Terms cash
VIIOODvIIIE CENTRE PROPERTYEAUC10N NO
w tice.-Maps can now be had at the Office, No. I
Broad street. for the sale OF this very cheap very
liable property by A. Blocker Wednesday the 18th
OF January, 1853 at the Merchants Exchange The best
and see.
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DANCING ACADEnIIES.

ME- CHAERUAuD WOULD RESPECTFULLY AC.
Nl quaint the public that his second quarter will com
mence AZ his room 20 White street, the 1lth instant
lAys-iuesday end Friday at 81. afternoon, for ladies,
misses and ma tiers at BIS now room, 81, Thirteenth
street two doors west 81 Broadway south de. On the
18th and 10th instant days Monday and Frday) at 7
evening for gentlemen Wednesday and Saturday At ~,
noon and ~ afternoon for ladies misses and masters
~. third -orcc on Thursday the 9th Instant; the
fourth The 81 the fifth the 2it, &c Februa1 and
the last (sixtiD the 3lst Of March at 20 White
street exclusively for pupils md friends Pupils can
procure tickets for friends Of Mr. CharruaUd.
NTEw uASSTs --BR0OKEs DANCING ACADEMY, AT
~ hs new Assembly Rooms, No. 36l Broome street
The most fashionable styles Of this country and Europe
taught In the shortest possible time, and moderate
terms. class for ladies and misses Tuesday az
FROM ~ O'Clock class car gentlemen
ss.a..y ssvsa.s. ,toa nii tVs, aiao, a new
sa-s oy eil-s,s % ~drc.iay afternoon from g.. VII
tosk,f
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For Sale. - Handsome New House, mp
t0wn-three stories with basement and cellar built in the
newest STYLE with yard in the decorated with grape
vines flower beds, &c. Very suitable for gentleman
doing business in any part of the city The owner is
about to retire to the country and win sell at very
reasonable price. Apply between the hours of II A. NJ
and r. NJ, to VIM. K TAYLOR, No. New street,
Wall street
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T1mOlat's Sulphur Baths, 5i7 Pearl street,
Broadway, established in 1920, by Louis J. Timoat
from Paris, for the of inaanmatory and chronic
rheumatism, scrola salt rheum eruptions of the skin
colds &c, &c. and highly recommended by
our most eminent physicians Drs Buckley Nissan.
&c. &c,
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A UCrIoN HOT1G-aAIE rhE DAT, At fes
IA oeloeh in the auction rosas - sprses sss~vt a
choice furniture, groceries dry geods ssAey articles
superior Otard hrand~s. Showcases ninAners ke A-o
~ Superior imported s<esrs. n forrisAi
- THOS nE1I- Auetone-r.
A VCT1ON NoTKE-H. n. BrsH. AUCfIoNEER, No. 10
IA North William sirset vii sell ., 10 ociock variety
~ furniture looking sAsses solas sofs aud couch b~
stesds &C. also invoice Of hats. caps boot. Shoes
fhirtr drawers. &c.
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Wigs amt TOupees.-BatchelOa's New style
OF wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation OF
ture yet invented Those wanting superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street where can be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
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DIR. Wheeler, Oculist, 80 Barclay street, de-
votes his attention to diseases of the eye Chronic in
Hammaton Of the eyelids however long standing,
pleely cured and films and specs removed without
yical operation Office hours, A. NJ and p NJ French
artificial eyes inserted To look equal to the natural organ
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BradyS Miniature Daguerreotypes, Pot ~
h Ane Enslah gold locksts pins rings ksys, ssal be-
No, rich and elegant fancy Of various styes in
velvet pApier mache pearl and tortoise shell beautifully
inaid, for sale at his gallery, 2o3 Broadway.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Il, Withou,

exception reservation the very best invented Be
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Is GOURAUDS
Medicated Soap, for curing pimples freckes saowne
chaps, roughnes &C. Poure Subtle uproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair
Gloss, at No. 81 Walker street Broadway.
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NJ. Levett, Dentist. No. 6ss broadway, takes
this method to invite the public 70 witness his great iui-
provement in dentistry, introduced by him. Office
hours from 10 till live o'clock. His work teeth be
obtained az above.
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GEORGE p. FOX, tailor and importer, 333 Broad
way, buys goods on time credit He makes the
best and most fashionable garments, sells decidedly
cheap for cash avoids bad debts and lessee OF
building corner Of Broadway and Anthony at cheaper
rent than any side street tenants Where-echo an.
with this remedy (333wherc Is the necessity OF
economical gentlemen selling their genteel appearance by
wearing slopshop soidsant cheap and nasty garments
foisted upon them in the purlieus Of this city
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THE FIRENIEN.

HOPE ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 3l.-THE ACTIVE
IL and honorary members Of Hope Engine Company,
No 81 from 1871 to 1S46 requested to attend meet
ming January 10. 1855, at eight O'clock By order
X. c. MCINTYRE Chairman.
ISAAC g. SglxAs Secretary.
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10 Shirt Makers.-The great desasieratum ln
AAehnery-a machine that viii 6ne linen with the
anss thread and make the stitching regular, firm, and
perfectly drawn in--has been accomplished. Singers
sewing machine just improved for linen stitching IL
exactly the thing wanted and has been adopted by
- the distinguished manufacturers in the country
Call and these machines at the Office Of NJ SINGER
4 CO., No. 266 Broadway.
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John w. s0MERINDYKE, AUCTIONETR, STORE NO.
u IL Spruce street-M0rtgage sale Of splendid
wood and mahogany furniture, Wednesday 10Th inst,
In Seventh avenue, one door south of Twenty eighth
street at 10 o'clock consisting Of suit Of carved
rosewood in crimson plush, large tete-a two
small do six chairs one sewing do, easy do, also
Gothic chairs in brocatee mahogany beadsteds cottage
do splendid marble top dressing bureaus two oval gilt
framed mirrors, marble top, washstands, dining tables,
centre do. common do Also, about hundred yards
Brussels carpeng also six ingram do stair do seat
chairs, &c. JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE,
I. .s. Attorney for Mortgagee
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

y
A A. STAIRS LECTURE ON, AND EXHIBITION OF,
IA. the hydro oxygen microscope, will be given every
evening during the week at Metropolitan Hail. dover
loon,) commencing Monday evening Jan. 10 1858 The
exhibition will consist of one hundred beautifully pre-
pared specimens besides living creatures. The water
tiger WILDE fed al half past eight O'Clock, living
lures. Tickets rs cents Children half price.
I ECTURES OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS
IL Christian Association Taylor Lewis l.. /.
D. of Union College will deliver the rst lecture in the
course at the Associations rooms Stnyvesan Institute,
Broadway, opposite Bond street Wednesday evening
January II. at TX O'Clock Subject-'The Six Days OF
Creation" Adntance 20 cents, payable at the door.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BOARD
1vl of Direction beg leave to announce that Thomas
Francis Meagher Esq, will deliver lecture before this
Association Monday evening, the 10th inst, at ia
O'Clock at the Tabernacle Subect-Australa. Tickets
fifty cents each Ito members half price, may be had Of
Evans & Brittap, c. s. Francis Il Co., William Hall
Son, at the bookstores. and at the Library rooms.
WILLARD /. FELT Chairman, Iec,nn-
JAMES d. SMITH ca,.s,i,,a.
JOHN Il, HAISTED N'''''
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DOARD WANTED--A PARDON AND CHAMBER
ID with board wanted by a lady and gentleman, in y
first class house dinner Mt five six O'Clock Address
box 3, 1873 Post Office, stating location, price, &c.
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T ARGE SALE OF FURS-J. /. vANDEwATER WILL
IL sell Tuesday, January 18th, at 1913 O'Clock, at
the sales IA Wall street. large assortment OF furs
of every kind consisting in part of fitch sable mountain
martin mink sable, Belgium genet Siberian squirrel
London usred lynx and African lynx huff. CUTS and vic
in want Of furs every article viii be sold without
ii being the last sale of the Also at II
O'Clock large assortment Of sleigh robes OF every kind
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OIMEON DRAPER, AUCTIONEER-BY SIMEON ORA.
- per, Auctoneer-Ohice No. ~ Pine street corner of
Wiam.-Friday, Jan. IA, at l2ls O'Clock, at the Mcr.
chants Exchange IS shares in stock Of the
Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company $50 each 81 do
Macon aud Western (Ga) Railroad Company with divi-
dend of LIST Feb 800 each so do. Pennsylvania Coal
Company, Jan. dividend $50 each: - do. Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad Company. Also SO 900 Six per
Cent Bonds Of the Ashuelot Railroad Company Of 81 900
sac! due January. 1861 interest payable January and
July This roed is leased for ten years, at per
cent per annum on its cost with the right to the
same al eioht per cent per ahnnm
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THE BALL SEASON.

HRAND MASONIC BALIA-WORIH LODGE OF f. \
VI MaSops would inform their friends that their ball Win
he b., Niblo's saloon On tomorrow eyels. lin
fn'ionf r..tf4- Ia -. I.,r III Order I. eX
pected 10 appear i'll regalia.
TINE TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF
i the Now York Fire Department Fund will take place
at the Aston Place Opera House Monday evening Jan
uary ~. 1855 Tickets TO be bad Of the committee.
vTNHE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE T. F. MEVGHER
i Club takes place this evening at Niblos N. B.-So
money received At the door under any consideration
whatever. by order Of the Committee.
THOMAS MAHER, Chairman.
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So SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH rAGEs. -ss