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UpREMIUM QUILT CountsIpanes which tool the pren,un
IL at the late lair IA this city Tor sale Ly
CHRISTIAN 4 LAIHROP,
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se the part of its managers. waverey in quick
demand going on at quotations readily and closing at
$40 bid Waverley is doubt Of the cheapest Of
land stocks and act Of incorporation is
obtained win probably rise in market value very much"
The sixth instament of five dollars per share, of the
last subscription to the stock Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will be due and payable the first day O.
February next If the instruments not paid punctualy
they viii be subjected TO the penalty of one per cent per
month"; required by the charter Interest," payable
the 18th days of May and November viii be allowed all
instruments paid in advance.
STbe Philadelphia Bulletin gives the annexed account
of lead mining in Chester county Pennsylvania =
Few but those engaged in the trade have idea of the
large business that has sprung up within year two in
lead from the Chester county mines. The company
ing the mines organized in 1885, the capital
sary raised by the sale Of stock FIVE dollars per
share; works for mining and smelling of substantial
and permanent character erected and the result
has been most advantageous. We learn inquiry, that
during the 1852 the company brought to market in
this CITY, eighteen thousand pigs of lead and since Janu
first the number of pigs brought to market has been
twenty one hundred The works in full operation
night and day. and the high prices given for lead and
other metals will, doubt lead to increased activity
SO decided has been the of the mine has not
been found necessary to call the stockholders for
single assessment their shares. The company more
over of debt and have good working balance in
things and particularly gratifying to the owners of the
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SAFES.

IltFIANCE SAI4AMANDER SAFES-C. J. GAYLER'S
~ Iatent-ROBERT n. PATRICK, No 30 John street,
is the sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
above original and only reliable Saamanders both
CARDS security against fire and burglars Every safe sold
this bshment is manufactured under the personal
superintendent Of Mr. J. Gayler whose experience Of
twenty years safe maker together with the many
tests which safes Of his manufacture have tri
umphany withsood, in this and other cities warrant
in use They the only safes TO which Mr. c. Gofns
patent impenetrSbe defiance lock is can be APP
Piled large number of these locks already in
by banks brokers' merchants jewellers and others, and
from the perfect security which they afford against the
efforts Of the most skful burglars either by Of
gnnpowder false keys picks, drills together with their
convenience, simplicity, and durability combined,
rapidly increasing in public estimation and are confident
" offered equal II not superior, to any lock in the
jewellers record Offices steamboats,, &c. fire and thief
proof bank vault DOORS plate chests for private families
&c hand for SALE and made TO order, at the depot
No. go John street, corner Of Gold, by
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NEPTUNE HOSE COMPANY, NO. 27,-ExTRACr
IN from minutes.-At meeting of Neptune Hose
Company No. 81 held Dec. &c. 1852, the committee APP
pointed at previous meeting presented the following re-
ns-Whereas 1t is with feelings of deep regret
that called upon to accept the resignation of
Foreman Charles Banta, Esq, who has for years dis
charged the duties Of Office to the entire satisfaction Of
the company.
Resolved, That by the voluntary resignation of Mr.
Bnnta, we have lost officer who has attached himself
to every member of the company by his continued and
unceasing exertions in their behalf. Therefore
Resolved, That he has and ever our best wishes
for his future happiness and prosperity And, further
Resolved, That although exempt from duty, we have
the satisfaction OF knowing he has still the interest and
welfare OF the company at heart and that he will yet be
among ready and willing to render every assistance
in his power And be it further
Resolved That as mark of appreciation OF his
character man, and his services an officer we pre-
sent Mr. anta with testimonial that NAV for wears to
come remind him OF the many warm friends that we're
associated with him. Thomas G.. voorhs John McKim-
min, Thomas Flender Henry Spence, James Il. Carter
Resolved That the resolutions be adopted entered in
full on records and copy transmitted to Mr.. Banta.
In accordance with the above resolutions, the commit
tee procured testimonial and, through their Chairman
(Mr c. Voorhis) presented IL with appropriate
10 Mr.. Bana who received IL with feelings flowing from
the heart returning thanks for the good feeling always
exhibited towards him, and pedging them his support
upon all occasions At subsequent meeting the follow.
ing resolution unanimously adopted
Resolved That the revolutions adopted at the previous
meeting together with all apperainng thereto be pub
lshed in the New York HERALD and the Fremens Jour
nal. TII0S. q. N00RHIS Foreman.
THOMAS FIESprR, Secretary
sIhe testimonial consists OF massive gold watch and
chain, Of exquisite workmanship. The engraving on one
side II fac smile Of the discharge certificate Of the Fire
Department, on the reverse, by who and to whom pre-
rcntsd
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED--ANY PERSON WHO WAS
on board the steamer Gowanus, coming from Brooklyn
TO New York. the morning of Thursday 9th December
last, when she into the Union, at which time Amos
Wade, of Newbern, N. c. seriously injured will do
him great favor by calling on him. sending their ad
dress 10 his room, No. IS United States Hotel Mr..
Smith, the gentleman who assisted Mr. Wade from the
boat to the drug store of Messrs. Anderson Macay is
particularly requested to call on Kim.
1ER GUSTAV AUGUST JOSEPH SCHACHT, FROM
M Wismar, in Mecklenburg Schwerin, who arrived
here from Hamburg about six years ago, is hereby in
formed that letter from his relatives is lying in the
Office Of Herm. Stutzer, New York.
VUyHE GENTLEMAN WHO ARRIVED IN THIS CITY
i from Mobile on Friday evening, and who recog-
nzed by acquaintance while taking lunch in Barclay
street, about half-past two O'Clock Saturday, may
learn something to his advantage by calling that ac
quaintance at early hour possible on Monday.
oh OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED OF 10
D<c sas Feisch who left his home on Tuesday night
az nine O'Clock and has not since been heard Of Was
dressed gray coat black velvet vest and dark pana
looms. Height five feet six inches; brown hair, high
forehead had boots, and corsilr shirt The above
reward win be paid satisfactory information given to
JACOB MARX, 124 Cedar street
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IyAMIl TON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON L. T., WILL
open on Friday, the 18th, Cor the accommodation Of
slcghing parties.
IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA.-yIIE WELL
j known hotel Revere House, Havana has been trans.
ferred from Ocious street No l9 Abrapa street
OF Mcrcadores lha large ediGco has been built and
ientted and expense has been spared to make
elegant and comfortable home. II be recommended
With confidence Che best and largest hotel AT Havana
hsier W, Bogart, No. st, Marx place, New York
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A A. STAIRS LECTURE ON AND EXHIBITION OF,
"A. the hydro-oxygen microscope will be given every
evening during the week at Metropolitan Hail. Qower
loon) commencing Monday evening, Jan. 10, 1858 The
pared specimens besides living creatures. The water
tiger will be fed at half past eight o'clock on living
lures. Tickets % cents. Children half price.
TvREE LECTURE-MR. r. =. AMBI.ER WILL DELIVER
lecture on the Reality of Spiritual Intercourse, at
Hope Chapel Tuesday evening, January 18th, com
mencng at O'Clock. The public are respectfully invited
10 attend. Seats free
II ECTURES ON GEOLOGY STUYvESANT INSTITUTE,
IL 651 Broadway.-Dr. ANTISEIL will deliver two popu-
lar lectures this interesting subject at the Stuyvesant
Institute First lecture Wednesday evening, January
49, Subiect-vocanoes and Volcanic Forces, with il
Illustrations. Lecture to commence at o'clock r. NJ.
Admission rs cents. Tickets to be had at the door.
AER MCDONALD WILL GIVE LECTURE ON SUN
Nl day afternoon, at O'Clock at the ooms No 5
Chatham square. Subject-the Origin of Misery and
Vice in the World Seats free.
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DEIFORD & CO. s NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
Id Exnress will forward the Enitel States mail
THE MILITARY.

nAXTER GUARD.--C0MpANY ORDER--NEW YORK
ID Jan. 10, 1853 The members Of this Company win
assemble at the Armory Sunday the 10th inst at ~
O'Clock, NJ in fatigue cap, overcoat and uniform panta
looms for the purpose of doing escort duty for the New
York Volunteers. BY order. q, DYCkMAS, Capt
los WALLACE Order
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ASTROLOGY.

LoKTUNE IfllING-MRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN
Europe for her skin in foreteling the future win
furnish intelligence about all circumstances OF life al
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks Tho English
French and German anguagcs-3ll Broone street near
lhr!ste street Up stairs OGee hours from 10 a H. TO
SIP n,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

II MEYEN'S DANCING ACADEMY AT HIS NEW
II. Assembly rooms. 1877 and 199 Walker street.
Classes forming for the second quarter. Mr. ~
is prepared to receive additional number OF pupils
Days Of tuition Wednesdays and Saturdays, at and
o'clock p. NJ.
MR.. c. wRIGHr's DANCING ACADEMY, MILITARY
1V1 Hall, Bowcry, opposite Spring street.-Mr. Wright
would inform his friends that his second quarter will
commence on Saturday January 5 Persons subscribing
now will receive four months tuition for the quarter For
particulars inquire at Mr. Wrenleaves Isl Tenth street,
MIR MEYEN'S DANCING ACADEMY AT THE SHAKS
lVl peare Hotel, 242 Williara street, is open every
Tuesday and Friday for those who wish to learn the
fashionable and dances, lie Figaro Meyen Qaadrlle
&C. in the shortest possible time Glasses for the second
quarter are now forming.
CyEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZING AGA
- denny So Bond street. is open every day for those
who wish to learn the new dances the shortest possible
time Classes are forming for the second quarter
soees every two weeks exclusive to the patrons of the
academy
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UMPIRE LODGE NO. g. /. Q. 0. F.-oFFICERS AND
e brothers, you hereby notified that brother j K
Fisher of Polar Star Lodge, will deliver lecture before
us, at Ggyptian) O. f. Hall, on Monday even
ing, at half past seven O'Clock NJ Brethren of the
Order respectfully invited By order Of the lodge
p. BROWN, ~ G.
WILLIAM c. GREEN, Recording Secretary pro tenn.
DAME CELEBRAT1ON.-A MEETING OF THE FRIENDS
Of the good will be held at the Free Inquirers
room Military Hall Bowery Sunday, 18th, at p. NJ.
Ball and supper at City Assembly rooms on Monday,
21st inst
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS co. s EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA, OREGON
N and the Sandwich Islands, per U. $. mail steamer
Ohio Thursday, Jan. 20Our next regular Y. s. mail
express for California Oregon &c, will leave above
Thursday, jan 20 at two clock 7. 81, through as
usual in charge of our freight agent and special
senger All goods for this express must be delivered to
in water proof condition. with invoices before the day Of
sailing small parcels and dispatches received until one
clock r NJ. Of the Goth. No package should exceed
100 lbs. weight, or So feet cubic measurement.
ADAMS & CO., so Broadway.
DERFORD 4 Co s GREAT CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
I'D Sandwich Islands, and South American Express
mail will be despatched per splendid steamers Uncle
and Cortes, Wednesday January 20 in charge OF
our messenger through to destination. Notes,
bills, and drafts collected usual, with despatch
Dispatches and small parcels received till clock T NJ
day OF sailing. BERFOlD 4 Co, No. 2 Aston House,
DERF0RD q co. s NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
Id Express viii go forward the United states mail
steamships Ohio and Golden Gate Wednesday next,
January 90 in charge of our own specie messenger
through to destination. Shippers will bear ia mind that
by this express their goods to go through without
detention the Isthmus having completed arrangements
with Messrs. VIM Nelson Co.. whereby we guarantee to
send all express goods BY connecting steamers No
package to be cubic feet or 126 pounds weight
No charge for custom house fees All goods should be
ready for delivery Tuesday next Small parcels
ceed till O'Clock r. ~ day Of sailing Passage secured
on the above line at reduced rates,
BERFORD u CO., No Astor House
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TyOR sAIF--A STYLISH YOUNG HORSE, WARRANT
II ed sound and kind trot mile in three minutes
also wagon and sleigh with complete set Of robes,
bells SC Apply TO JOHN HtRSSoN vi Twelfth street,
near University place.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.

DUNG FOR SAIE--A HANDSOME ONEHORSE
Il sleigh with robes and complete set OF bells, all
nearly new will be disposed OF at bargain Apply 70
Box So Post Office.
NvEw YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY SrNET-
IN Auction sale OF horses, carriages harness, nc,
every Monday and Wednesday AZ ~ O'Clock. a. y iol
TIE Auctionccr JOHN VI. GATFlElD, Proprietor
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INISHER'S CORNET AND QUADRIILE BAND ATTENDS
I parties balls, serenades, and parades, with any
kind and number of instruments. Apply to c. Fisher 426
Broome street d. Ioebensten, 19l Mott f. Saenger 93
Elridge, and at Masonic Hall, 2T4 Grand.
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NIOTICE.-AII. THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN Alexander Sot Gate Of this city, OF San Fran
cisoo) or Charles Stott win please render them to
George Cranna ITO Ninth avenue before the lst of
February 1853
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tN n REwARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
DlO either in Fourteenth street omnibus, on the
way the omnibus to the ferry boat board the
with steel trimmings containing from seventy eighty
dollars in gold The above reward will be given deli
verDg the same at Al Broadway. w. S. IRVING.
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TNOuRTH ANNUAL BALI. OF THE SLIGO YOUNG
JIG Mems Association will take place Mt the Apollo
Rooms, 40 Broadway on Monday evening January 18th,
1853. p. W. GIILEN, Chairman.
H. J. MCDERMoTT, Secretary.
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t,S REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM
sDC stable in Reade street fawn colorcd greyhound
pup. Five dollars reward will be paid his return to
So Warren street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHIIADEL-
~ pha from pier No. North river, foot of Battery
pace-Two lines daily; morning line at 10 A. NJ, by
steamer JOSEPH BEIKNAP: Fare g. Afternoon ex-
press line BY steamboat JOHN POTTER a. ri p Fare
leave Philadelphia from foot of Walnut street. at 10 M
and Up NJ. Emigrant line, by steamboat ATLAS, from
pier No l, at4P. M. Fare 81 90.
TOR Albany - WINTER ARRANGEMENT THREE
daily lines--Fare 81 5O-The trains leave City Hall
days excepted follows First train at 80 A. NJ, mail
train stopping at all the way stations second train
Plains, Hsdae and Chatham -Four Corners, arriving at
10 P. M in time to connect with the 80 train from
Albany, west; third train 45 p NJ Albany express,
stopping at Croton Falls Dover Plains Mineron Hills
dale and Chatham Four Corners, arriving 10 p con-
Meeting Albany with express train for Buffalo Return
ing will leave last Albany at A M express IRAN, ar
making all stops, and r NJ, express train arriving in
New York 10 7. M. NJ. oLoAl, oupI
TTUDsON RIVER RAIIR0AD-TRAINS DAILY FROM
III Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-through in four hours, connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
Mail train sA NJ; through way train at NJ.
Express train, ) y. M accommodation train, p. NJ
taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher Four
tecnth, and Thirty first streets.
sunday trains, from Canal street, at TX A. NJ, for
Poughkccpsie, and at p NJ for Albany stopping at all
way stations GEO STARK, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND PHII.ADEIPHTA-DIREcT UNrrE
IN States Mail and Express Lines through IN Tour hours
New Jersey Railroad via Jersey Cty-Leaving New YORK.
foot of Cortandt street, at and A. M and and o.
p NJ. Fare in the s A. N. and 4 p M " 90 and IN tn
"a NJ. and 81 Y. NJ. 50. Leave Philadelphia ~ am
IA NJ, aud So T. NJ For first class, %; second DO
Is and A. NJ 81 80. For Baltimore, washington
Norfolk and Charleson-through tickets sold IN the aoo
lines and through baggage carried IN the anu a. W.
and and So P NJ. lines from New YORK. passengers
with baggage cross The ferry ftoen minutes before tns
trains leave.
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THE FIRENIEN.

A SSOCTATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.-ANNUAb
"A meeting at Firenens Hall on Tuesday evening"
January 18th, at half past seven o'clock.
G. w. WHEELER Recording Sec
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A GRAND MASONIC FRATEE-
Nl nifty ball (under the sanction Of the NJ W. Grand
Lodge Of the State Of New York; will be held at Metropo
Titan Hail. Wednesday evening" March 8, 1853 Tickets
81, admitting gentleman and ladies.
S. G. SWARTZ, Secretary.
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nUADRIIIE BANDS. = GRIFFITHS QUADRILLE
NJ Bands be secured in any number from two,
upwards An early application is solicited to ensure the
services of his bands Apply at GRIFFIrHS Quadrile
Band Offices, $40 Hudson street. $40 400 and 1856 Broad
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ttE REWARD.-STOIEN, FROM THE PREMISES, 45
sDC Dey street one piece containing 361s yards mixed
coating person. supposed to be foreigner answering
vious to missing the piece OF goods, viz IS feet ~
inches in height red whiskers all around and wearing
have been concealed.
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vT,HE MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGS' POLKA, ARRANGED
l. in ''mystcriously familiar STYLE introducing the
mysterious rappings as performed by Griffith Quadrle
all lovers Of the mysterious" By mysterously popu
lar composer Played also by Alex Ttes mysterousiy'
clever band at Wallacks mysteriously' favorite Ly
ccum Published by GRIFFITS 4 Co. at their Quadrile
Rand Office, $40 Hudson street Geib Il jackson, and
Jauues Codone Broadway
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DIX 4 n REWARD.-LOST, ON THE EVENING OF THE
DlO 18th inst, between Fulton market and Amos
street. pocketbo containing SCI in bills, and
check made by Messrs. A. Il Z. Robbins the Market
Bank 1920 10O payable to the order Of r. b. White
The finder will receive the above reward by leaving said
pocket book and contents at No Water street. No.
13h Amos street
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CRYSTAL PALACE.-TO LEASE, ON FORTTETH
~ street fronting Reservoir square, fifteen twenty
Of the mostdesabe lots be had running through TO
Thirty ninth street Also in few days, two first class
hotels Apply to r. G. PIERCE, ,104 Broadway, near
Thirty third street.
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IoLDsMFTH'S CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
VI The peculiar facilities for private tuition at Mr.
Goldsmith Writing Rooms 2S9 Broadway have induced
him TO offer the advantages Of private lessons to larger
number OF pupils than he has hitherto been accustomed
TO receive and he also invites the attention of all who
who would acquire fine hand with certainty and de
satch to the fact that his winter classes OPEN the
course for ladies being only half his usual charge.
TNRENCH AND SPANISH DAY AND EVENING
classes for ladies and gentlemen.-private lessons
Academy, 4S6 Broadway. -Professor MOUTON win open
tomorrow, in the above languages. Hours
Of attendance for ladies, from till three r. NJ and
for gentlemen, from six till ten L. NJ
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VTIANTFD-UP TOWN, FURNISHED ROOM, IN A
w private family, for gentleman and wife, with
board for the lady only. Address. NJ Co., No 146 Eighth
avenue, second floor.
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TITO RENT IN CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE FRONT HALF
of second and third floors of a store recently pur-
chased by the undersigned being excellent stand 6c,
for Wholesale shoe hat business None Of either be-
ing yet in this neghborhood, though much needed.
Length Of building, 145 feet Apply the premises TO
N. A. COHEN COIN IT'S East Bay, corner Of Cumber-
land street, Charleston, $. c.
rI,O LET-THREE SPLENDID NEW PARIORS AND
bedrooms, with hot and cold baths at the Col
Inns HOTEL Of Canal and West streets Also few
single rooms, at moderate prices
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INSTRUCTION.

BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC &c, THOROUGHLY
ID taught, by w. J. RENvII.IE, 2S9 Broadway. Each
person separately instructed and is enabled with ia
cty, practice the knowledge impaired to him Open
day and evening. Terms reasonable.
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOvERY.-A NEW AND FASH
II ionable style of writing, acquired in few lessons
requiring only one sheet OF has been discovered by
Mr.. KELLY This discovery Is sustained by number of
distinguished ladies and gentlemen in different parts of the
United States TO whom Mr. Kelly has impaired the art
Letters and docuWents in testimony of its superiority in
preference all others be at Mr.. Keys
Please address either Of the following placesProprietor
Tammany Hall; Westminster House, Broadway or Astor
Place Hotels.
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A RESPECTABLE MAN WISHES TO HIRE WITH
N any conference.-the is a good carpenter and very
handy in wheelwright work Can be well recommended
for honesty and sobrety. Is good judge of cattle
For particulars apply personally at No go Seven
teenth street. in the rear, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues. Country preferred
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TT,HE TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF
i the New York Fire Department Fund, will take place
at the Aston Place Opera House Monday evening" Jan
uary "a, 1858. Tickets to be had of the committee.
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CLOTHING.

A SPLENDID OvERCOAT, LINED WITH FUR JUST
N as good new, for sale cheap, at l07 Washington
street, in the store.
CAST-OFF CIyOTIIING-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ worth wanted-Gentlemen having large small
quantities of good left oil clothing other portable art
Giles to dispose Of obtain the full value in
money, by calling sending for JAMES MORONEY,
IL Orange street. fifth store from Chatham street.