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CALEDONIAN BALL.-The Managers Of
~ the CALIFORNIAN BALL respectfully announce
that they viii give their SECOND ANNUAL BALL on
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb II, 1853 at TAMMANY
HALL. ,,,, -.
fully acknowledge the lstteng encouragement they met
with at their FIRST Ball and feel assured that the spirit
again spring forth with increasing energy on this To re-
new the League Of Friendship, and strengthen the
"Covenant" OF National Feeling, are noble objects IN
Themselves but when coupled with Charity ITO which the
superfuous to add word by way OF appeal
With these views they have spared no exerons ia enga
ing beat performers OF National Music and IN max
ing everything contribute 20 the taste comfort and happi
ali those who may honor the BAH with their pres
Order of Dancing according to the Programme.
Conductor OF the floor, Mr PARKER who has kindly Of
fred bis valuable services on this occasion.
The PIPER in the garb Of the Gael will promenade tho
ioom playing National Airs, previous tothe comneoce-
rnert aud during the intcrmission Of dancing. -
SHELTON a ROBERTSONs celebrated BAND has
number Of Gentlemen viii be present in the Highland
Doors open at o'clock. Dancing viii commence pre-
cisely az o'clock. The termination Of the ball VIII bs
known BY the band playing Good Night, an Joy be WI
,kets sl TO admit Gentleman and Ladies' To be
had at Adam stodurs Masc Store, No. 3si Broadway
Nm Hall Sons corner Broadway and PaIk-paee Firth
pond Goa No. Franklin square, OF either Of the
managers, and at the Bar Of Tanmeny Hall
MANAGERS.
VIM Gun. No. 30 West 26th-s,.
James Dunlop No. 239 John-st, Brooklyn
Alexander Robertson. No los Greenwich-av.
Thomas Robertson, No 96 Centre-st
James 81 rice, No AS Pearl st.
Andrew Ritchie, ThompsOu-st.
Geo Bathgaie etb ay., between 18th and l6th-sts
John CUNNING No 728 Broadway.
JAS. @. McADAM, Secretary, No n Beekman-st'
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tcopyl


~ Steamship Uncle sam, near Navy Bay
January q, lS5S- Capt William a. Mis-peaE sn tne
enSerrsned a committee In behalf OF the passengers on
TIC ptest ut VOYAGE nearly completed cannot part COM
pny with YOU without expression OF our feelings
relation TO yourself fellow officers and the steamer under
command. a.
therefore beg leave to Of entire sats
action of the performance Of the Uncle sam, during the
sre storm which has Just ended OF our appreciation OF
you care in the vessel OF the kind attention OF
yorr purse Mr. Comsock Of the valuable Of your
CHEF engineer Mr. Bsbee, and OF the other officers OF the
ws and to congratulate you the safe and under the
circumstances very speedy voyage which we are now near
y completing.
voyage Of he and at lie end may you ind good aud
s anchorage in the hsrbot OF eternity where we all hope
g meet. We remain, very hui y9ar friends,
De Wit G. Brown, John Dimon,
b. L. Beck, A. Mcleod Crawford
Thomas IL. Washington, A. Mcleod,
Wm, G, S,robTidSe A. Yates,
R. G. Bersord, James 2 Crnlkshank,
Jas NeConiough, RobL Silysy,
job Edwards, 4, kelby,
Chss Hosmer, Miles G. Garshsw,
Moses S;aford, Wm. H. Woodward
Isaac Wood, VIM. c. Smith,
William II Cross, OTIS V Sawyer,
John l. Hems,er Theodore Grsiz.
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Cost ar6 fonn6.

OST-Either in Broadway, between the
IL Unitarian Church Of the Messiah and The SNeho-
lac Hotel or in Pripcest between Broadway ard Greene
81 a BRACELET, marked &C. IL. W. As TIE aEti-
Gle is hshy priced by the osr is value VIII Dc pad . he
finder ou returning 70 No I'D Greeuest, next % Prince
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Mem publications
To the Public.

To the Public.
OWING TO the great demand for the
" SEQUEL to UNCLE TOMS CABIN, or
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND; Or, PRooF THAT
BLuK's WHITE, the sale will be stopped until Wednea
day Feb IS to enable the publisher Gil present orders in
theeountry A. ID. FAILING, NO Il hnnr''
IN PRESS.-MY HOME IN TASMANIA;
i Or. NINE YEARs IN AUSTRALIA. BY Mrs. Charles
Meredith. With Illustrations
Also reedy in 4 few days:
THE sPITFIRE A Nautea Romance BY Captain
Cbsuier Author Of " Jack Adausr " Ben Brace" &c.
BUNCE BROTHER, New-York.
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90 Ubcm il mon Gonrern.


DY sending 81, by mail, to CHAS. KYLE,
10 Paterson NeW-Jsrsey, a valuable recipe FOR MAKING
OruaIns nal work for sdorE,ug Saloons and Paror on,
which be realized q SO per week. will be forwarded
BY return mall Both gentlemen and ladies' engage IN H.
NOTICE-The public are hereby cautioned
~ against negotiating a note dnwnby 3: 4 r. Bar
ton IN favor Andrew Ward dated Feb. T. rs a. three
months for Two Hundred and Thirty eight Dollars and
Fify-nne cents SIS So lac same having been lost AMI
pay mcnt thereof stopped.
NOTICE Of ASSIGNNlENT.-Not is here
IN BY syer that THOMAS DRAM and ROBERT \:
DRAM OF the township Of Randolph IN ehe County OF
Morris and Stste of New Jersey conposing the hr OF T.
4 r. r. DRAM have this day made assignment 70 the
subscriber Of their partnership estate for the aa onn
of the creditors said rn and that he creditors OF SAID
firm must exhibit their respective claims to the subscriber,
under oath affirmation within the term OF three mouths
Dat,d Feb 8 ISSS VIM II. PHELPS.
No. p Courtlandt.st., New-fork
ON the receipt of SO | will send to any part
" fthe United States valuable Recipe for Preserving
Eggs warranted good for monhs u not what repre-
.ent,d ne money refunded. CHAS. KYLE,
Peterson, New.Jersey.
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~ ONCE Of the Association for the Ex.iibl-
zion Of the Industry of All Nations-No. 81
Broadway New-YOrk Feb r. i83Notice hereby given
that an election will be held this Office MONDAY
March between the hours OF 10 AN. and PM for the
nruoe OF choosing eleven Directors OF this Association
By order: VIM. WHETTEN, Secretary.
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Sse&y and cured without medicine supports
.fy q the ssus treatment Of tbs day, By calling on n
II hours Of ssnd 10 A. NJ ana and p NJ, until Friday
re h;h isst An exposition OF Mcsopstly anew system
sutng 6sease hy ssatunnatug ysEinS saotion can BE
ssa q tte suthor as ehose or Of SrRINGfk TOWNS
ND, No. - or WILEY, No ie7 Broadway N r. TOR
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10. The Worlds Fair Lock.-NotIce.-Iha have
a. Say sold 10 Messrs STEARNS 4 MARVIN manntae-
iuers of Wder's Patent Salamander Safes New.York,
De Patent Right Of my ROTATING FORMULATION
fLATE lock, commonly called "J0N JON, ANTI p
LOCK The latter title was acquired in of
as Loeb being placed ON safe at the Worlds Fair with
0OO in the safe be the reward Of any person who could
sten the door The gold remsned therein for period OF
Jdsye while the visitors rot tired Of turning the das with
s poor prospects success the number OF changes being
1850 Geo. $500.
BANKERS, Jewellers and Merchants who desire 70 have
eso Locks upon their doors have them by applying 70
STRARNS 4 MARVIN, No. l36 Water.st., New-lork who
have the exclusive night manufacture said Locks IN the
United States HENRY u JoNhs,
Newaik NJ, Jan. 70, 1885,
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VALENTINES The splendid Valentines,
manufactured by the AMERICAN VALENTINE
CO. will be kept view during the season for the accom-
mediation retail purchasers at the Office No "a Nassau ST.
opposite the Sun Buildings up stairs The choicest Naeh
tines offered snsly at the dozen price No vi Nasal
At mn Gfsiri.
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NHFTROPOIJTAN HAIL CONFUSED
DALLis MODEL of SAN FRANCISCO-

~ nODIL vi CAV h[h-'NACSO
10 This elegant and interesting model Gin carved wood ScD
now on exhibtonat No 3l2 Broadway Doors open iro
10 N to I0PM Admission Is cents. IL covers space
of nearly GEO square feet and cost the labor OF about twenty
artists for year -
NB-This model viii give ss accur.te knowledge of
Frsnefco vst that city itsef Every house rlth-
fully represented in on color and proportional sze every
street and hiIl, the shippi.g, sc.
Persons having friends IN San francisco can be hold on the
model the house they reside in. Full explanations given
visitors.
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IANDLORD,s AGREEMENTS an

Il a ID u ID AUhEEMENIo dHI
IL HOUSE BILLS Of the NOS; approved forus -Agree-
inert plain form not 70 let undeet agreement Tor the
tenant pay the annual ASSESSED according law Tor the
use Of the Croton Water agreement CroOn Water snd Fire
Cause House agreement with mortgage clise for security
Aso Cap and Folio Leases with the clause OF Taxes
Special Covenant Covenant Of Renewal also FOX Corpora
ton and House Bills Of every description.
GEORGE II. BELL, Law Ssasoner, l5s Nasau-st
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uELLER's SALOON of WONDERS

- NEW SfskiES.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS! NJ. ROBERT HELLE 4 t1s
WIZARD of WIZARDS. and the great o,sginal no sso
of Necromaney has commenced new and erl1nt Sl.es
Of WONDERS and MIRACLES, At his splendid s1,9on-
No. $50 Broadwyy, Chinese Buildings, and WINCH WI %
continued until further notice
Among other splendid experiments WI DC p1oa1ce51
those very astonishing and extraordinary ones, the iA
ornable -,x,c-,,
Performances TO cosnmsnce al u O'Clock Pm az on
Saturday Afternoon at j. Admission % eens Cmi1reo
half price For full particular see prorrAn,ne n p
Grand extra attraction for SATURDAY AFIEhSOOS'
METROPOLITAN HALL CONFUSED
1vJWiTH LAUGHTER-Prof MORTON VII zye
Grand Entertainment Of Nitrous OXIDE, or LAUOhlNO
GAS, at the sbove-narned splendid Hall. on
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB: H.
Several hundred gallons CT the Gas VIII De prepared 'o
the occasion in order that al who desire the injury
Of nhsng the same and laugh until t1er SIDES acne csh
do 90.
This Gas is perfectly pure and harmless, and may BE
bresibed freely by al without the least injurious eject gen
orally developing the leading traits OF ehaTAete-ors'o
singing, &C.. &c. 80,
The r.t circle viii be reserved for ladies' and children
accom- snied BY gentlemen
Single tickets or tickets sdm;nz gentemsn and lady
first crce ~ Tickets FOR other parts OF the house
Is cents
Doors open at 81 commence ct u o'clock.
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.-,,,.hsa ,very TUESDAY and RRIDAY morning. Price
- spnnm Two copies for S. Ten for go AdYer-
r~s,,,s 6 cents q line for each Insertion
GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers.
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DOLKA DI BRAvURA by kohEIwSgy1r..
III published in elegant style and To- a. So on Bssad
80 tbs Il one Of the most brilliant and - ..seioa
sv,r Issued the melody ia spxxkhns AL =
eor.es within The capacity Of ordinary Pe5''A
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DRUG STORE for SALE.-An old estab-
~ li.hed stand now doing good business, viii be sold
low for cash Apply at No. S3O Grandst
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From The Ara CaESornia, jar. 7, Iss3
TzF SfeamshiD C0rtea. Ian. A. 1Q5.

u steamship Cortes. Jan. A, 1SJ3.-We,
her late tp from Panama 10 San Francisco conceive il %
be duty 70 express feeling and award
ing praises and thanks TO the Captain Purser and
other officers for the kind treatment which we have re-
ceived on board said steamer.
OF the Captain, Thomas B. Chopper, ESQ., we can only
say that believe him be Of the mos. skifal OF
navigEtoss and perfect gentleman in every respect Ihe
in which he has conducted his ship, governed MS
only demonstrates him 10 be perfect master OF ms pro
ssop, but imam Of feeling SENTIMENT and ssei lntssf
The stntemsnIy Purser, Mr. Water @. Smith haspsr-
formed the srduozs duties peculiar 20 MS once 10 t2e bs
po'ble mann and to our entire ssac9n; sorn as
him for the hind favors be has shown 70 US
Mr. Hssl the Et oesr hs. o. hIs =, sd
The otter officers Of the yesse we have always founa gen.
temGrly courteous and ready to perform then fes
In eopelnson we would say that the ventilation snd s
ing QUALITIES of the steamship CoTtes are oy
sny other vessel on the Pacific coast Though death has
been amopg Us and Of number have found wa
tery grave we cannot attribute the csnse TO scx OF good
regulations want Of Wholesome iood aaa ~, h5ssse WI
Mr. M: 4 l. s ssiaf1s Ad' Dafee zeHs: Fs
NJ y Bsebe s. Miatorich, Edward Cook,
NJ r Rioorner r. Mendes DIR. NJ. Haines.
Mrs s. r Cratian. 8. Il. Britain, G. 3. Patterson,
Mr. M n (;ibbons A. woodruff w. o. Warnock
Mrs- Mary a. AmeS,J ~ JsInes, O. H. Msoney
Mrs Mar T. Anes, Rrsuk Hicks, Alex WIgle,
Mrs r. Barker, r. S. Brown, NJ Lincoln,
Ms ID J. Mason s. j. Hartman, 10 Jennings,
Mrs J. Arnstejp y Richardsos o II. Hanly,
FL McOuEgJ. krakO, w. II. tOOdIlcn
Ms Nunes NJ Emerson. c. j. Lanier,
Mr. M A Davis w. II. Spencer, n StockAeth,
Miss A. A. Davis. WI. Thoringon, fred SteinhArdt,
WTs Nsrv Stewart NJ NJ Wambaagh, o. w Himrod
Mas HsnnahJay w. A. Cooper, ;. A. Dorsey,
Mrs y. Robinson, VI Barnett, ID Deriehsop,
Mrs A. White X. kunes, C.Iownaend,
Mrs scott w. II Best s. p. Ransom.
Mrs r. Hicks O. w. Gra.jsD, o. Stephens
Mrs RunneIls, c. p. Evans, q. Knight
Mrs Lincoln, Z. Gilmore, Ivan we
Mrs Aucber, Ihos. j. Gropan, y Turner, M-D-
Mrs Martha Long, @. A. Cooper, NJ Wis.,
Mrs Mary Etchell,A. Is. Paul g Petit,
M Is. 1iiden. Edwin sternes, II. Williams .
Albert Hart RaInahas Hicss w. III. Davis, Nd.
w. 4. Gibbons,
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Tor SALE. TO LET, or EXCHANGE for

NOR SALE, to LEI, or EXCHANGE Tor
il CITY PROPERTY-The valuable Water-power aud
FIGURING Mil at Mattawan Fish6u, Duchess Co N. Y,
together with The Mansion attached Of the late Abraham
H. sehenck The property contains OF Land adon
ipg the Matfawan Machine CO. being mile from the
Hudson River Rsroad. The Hartford and Fshkl Railroad
will run on the line Of the property. Tine property il very
desirable for ia present business Investment The
owner wishes to sell account Of leaving the place.
Terms &C.. made known by the owner on the properly
WIN. H. WALSH, Fishkill, Mlttswan
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NRUG STORE for SALE-One of the best

~ stands in the country being door b rstclaSs
Hotel and leading business street il doing an
excellent business which csn be much increased BY proper
attention. Address j. W. s., No 1877 New.Hayen Post
Otiiee
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CHEAPEST and MOST ELEGANSI LIZ III
ILLUSTRATED WORKS EVER PuBLis 500. q 49,,
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF AhI- MOE - -ls.-i1-
PTiee 3 cents. Containing rich variety OF - 80.
IiteTafure and beautiful Illustrations nom ne 1''
rpished authors in the word. - % AN Ma.
TEE HISTORY OF TaE PAINTERS OF a Al 80 : -
Tons Monfhly pGrts Price 50 eeris 80 sinf,nr,
TIE Alta containing specimens OF Tie eno''s''
~ MP LADIES WORK BOOK Pace - eenn M
tsinins fn instructions and beautiful d'Ens ~ Al
TyHxpFR MONTGOMERY, Pzb.izaer, NIL sEi--- -
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TOR sALE-A valuable location for manu-

II Oh C4tLI4s-4h AVNd'ADh Api ihtAaN
Il featuring Pig Iron, Railroad Iron, Sc.-rhe subscriber
offers for sale vausble location for the iron business stua
ed the Delaware River IN New-Jesey opposite Eastan
Penn This piece has slack water communication % mo
Msuch Chunk the Delaware and Morris Canals also i'm
medAtey on the line Of the Beyidere and Trenton Rail
road and near the Depot OF the NeSJersey Central Rail
road. All these communications supply iron ore and
Goa the best This place Is well worth the atten
ton capitalists wishing 20 engage in the nOn bns
JOS. HOWELL, Easfon, Penn.
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n American lIBstitute-Farmers' Club,
sTlsr Meeting VIII be held at the Repository, No Sol
Roadway. on TUESDAY, the Lth Feb. inst, at noon
ssh,ois.Eow Plants American Nader ana sumao, and
ae Locust Borer and remedy for it, Strangers are spe-
oay invited. Admission free 10 ALL members wiz Dihg
~ H. MEI0S Secretary.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS and WHOLE
a SALE MERCHANTS Of BRUSHES, EDGE
TOOLS FIIFs AIEs CUTLERY and FANCY HARD

Il SALE MERCHANTS OF BRUSHES, EDBE
TOOLS, FILES. AXIS, CUTLERY, and FANCY HARD
WARE-A MaRGfaetuTers Agent Of considerable basness
capacity and experience who acquainted with the above
encned trades s about making tor period
zeal Journeys through Western NewYork and Ohio
month"; for the purpose Of making sales for Msnuf4ctur'
ers who may employ Inn.
lie proposes carrying samples 10 limited extent and
locks for his remuneration solely 70 COMMISSION on the
amount Of Goods be sells. .
The Advertiser Is prepared 70 gve reference a. 70 ais
Tespecabty and competency 70 the paInes VITA wnoh
lie is connected isnd whose goods he ses and others
Ard his ect take casual or occasional journey
but 70 estabsh connection and syst mates ally eau upon
his customers three times year, he believes It VIII DC IN
bis power very materially % forward toe interests ~ tao
VINO may employ him. Add ICES 'lAIOk Tribune OhSe'
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CABINET HISTORY of NEw-YoRK,-

II ADINEI IISIOhI OF NEW-lOhh--
~ Volume Of LPpincott's Cabinet Histories Of ths
TEE HISTORY OF NEw.YoRK-FrOn it, Earliest
Settlement to the Preseu. Tine By W L. Carpenter and
T. :. Arthur. vol. limo.
The History of NesYork the weathiest, xnd from -
happy reoEYk cal position, the important Of al tie
co>ftcerHfed states, has hitherto been but irpcTcty
known even 70 Its own citizens To supply ths winttO
place before the general reader ceSr succinct ard impair
Al history OF the stae from It's earliest settlement 20 the
present Gay, Is the object Of tbs volume. Brief ss Is, Il
yet contains every eVet Of marked historical importance
nctrg being omitted but those obrsve specuaons and
dry eEEsfive details which in work intended for poPu
lar realms are neither valuable or INTERESTING
Just pubilshed, BY LIPPENCOTT, GRANBO Co.
Phsdegha, and for sale b. IL the TTncqe Booksellers
IN New-YoEk ard elsewhere.
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CIRCUS. -NEW.YORK AMpHTTHEA.

~ Tx No % bowefy.-k. SANDS Co, Propretors-
TUESDAY, Feb l5-The Entertainments commence, with
eli GENT and diversified Scenes in the Circle Dashns Horse
rsnshp Fifteen Splendid Acts in the Circle To con-
ende with the Grand Spectacle Of ST GEORGE and THE
DRAGON Prees Of s6aissicn-Boxes Is ceuts, Pit lss
Doors open at 81 Performance commence Il u ococf
Performance W s1nessay and Saturday sfterncoas
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ITO MACHINISTS.-For Sale, Machine
Il Shop, now doing good business with all the Lathes
Tools Engine and Boiler &C. lease Of chop for I've years
No 10 Broadway; or Of JOHN MILLS, No. 59 5th-st.
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NrOODs MINSTRELS-No. Az Brosd.

w way Above Howard-st-opEN EVERY EVEN
INCH WOOD, Manager and Proprietor The enter.
tArrents offered BY this celebrated company Of A-sciErs
snd Etopsn Denesfos cauno, Be eqale3 BY any Other
band in tie Uuited States See programmed Doors opea
q, 81 Concert Commences a. N O'Clock. Admission, q
csns Tho pubic are respectfully iHsruss thGs he Alter
Nscn Coreests discontinued
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MEDICAL MORALS, illustratedw with plates
WI and from Medical works designed 70 'h0~
the perncious social ard moral influence Of The present
.vem of medical practice and the importance Of sstab
hshirg Female Medical Colleges and educating snd employ
ing Female Physicians for their b. George IRE
eory New York For sale at ID Nassaust Price ScS.
This timely and valuable work II eHposes sfo's sn1 A
inahe fndeeeDcy whch few have The haFehod 70 te
thAuk him. The present does not Bat We are ntNri 49,
rsss .way before pubic !. corrected on his pint
Ihysrlsns found every ani VI ase N nan-f
20 20 wori hy We q not merely dAe "
euf svsfe Of medical practice p-pars % Saieh OF
Anihor has reference sbhOr Il coaEAry %
polutpr II deeu3ci end sasht not 70 BE-
h Matte rediTne decy nlughi aSi1es NJ stv
OF doues. other psolson dare % tbs u ne
vol ..tTacfs pas from the hes; al
,ev WI produce un7reutec mind A. over~he 1ns
- - -. es,-I-. sesy fNorthefn ChrstEb A3yoc4ie
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IN PRESs-THE GOSSIP. b. Mrs Nor
Il tor author Of " stuart Of Dunlssfs; % Broadway
STRINGER TOWNSEND, No = --
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UTANTED-At No. ia Nassan-st-, School
w T..-l.-x g.l,,meu, Msu on RasrOstA Boys icf
T,sses Portefs. Cosrhnen, &c. AgYkesnn Pr nzai
prUnptly ssteDledt0. THUS sSASAr Aes1'
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. CALIFORNIA

NEW PUBLICATIONS. CALIFORNIA
IN ILLUSTRATED, ineludirgs Description Of TIE Nc
aragua AID Panama Routes IS tine TINT Inus'saons oy
GRTHUR,s TALES FOR RICH AND POOR Pee rec
IS cents per vclume Improved edition, comprising inc ''
lowing: - i. .
IL Riches have Wings lsmo- cloth rtL
III Rilrgin Tire World lsno. cloth giit -,
~ NnSins Hsste 70 be Rich lsno, cloth gif
V Debtor ard Creditor. lsEno-, cloth Git
VI Retring from Business l3Do, eoth s.- :, ox-ro,-
yoITSG,S FIRST LESSONS IN CIVIL GOsEnN-
MINT with rev Appendix, containing ram sl ,.!
Rules &c 18th edition revised Hal .rSoesq 80 sao
PARLTY's BOOK OF ANIMALS. k9yzi i'--'r
iDD''' a'''''' g" r. T. YOUNG, No iie Fut'r-s-
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-Tas 6.t.

Il ea~ threestory and attic House No IN we1 ntbse,
between sh and s ava TO let with Fnrntsfs 70 gnyse
fEsly. The hocse very pleasantly situated ssd ssmns
ot Of IS By rs has the advantage OF spacious gar.
den. Net 70 be let aor Boarding house Can Dc sen BE-
the hor7s OF coek Fog further
sUpIy To WILLAED SWEESY AsDERSOS,
Aitorneys No. 81 Chazobsnf t.
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Ghanres for Business alen.

ITO PRINTERS-A RARE CHANCE for
il an EMBARRASSING PERSoN.-The sutscrber on
account OF III healtn wishing 90 be confined IN Print
Ing Office proposes TO sell his interest in large Book
Newspaper and General Job Printing Office, winch enjoys
an excellent run of cusom and with which Is connecteda
Monthly Publication also enjoying extensive patronage
which wou be retained desired and the job Of printing
the same given the purchaser AZ the usual prices or
preferred the whole will be sod reasonable terms pro-
vded the present proprietor guantetd permanent stu
aton edit Of the above mentioned work
in which ouTths of the purchase money would
be suffered remain mortgage The best OF references
will be required regards reputation, business quaca-
tons &C. &c Fer location address the preseot proprietor
terms and other particulars inquire In person AZ the office OF
The TT bune or leave line addressed 10 INVALID" at
the same place. which will meet with prompt attention.
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DOOMS to LET, with good steady POWER,
h q. the Harlem R.lfosd D.pdt situated q whsssa,.
between Elm and Cenisrfa Tho roose vxsy y - -
viii any sn0ont Of power There also goeS nessvys
water elosets Croton water, sss hxt1TeA kS
csnnected with the different rooms Appy es1y.Sg a. .
W. l. ALLEN, corner Of Elm and yrsssneS0
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= s.,..o.,,. oRgcos, AND TIE SANDWICH iSLASDss
zS,S =, he departure Of each Nail Steamer for
svres Pee 8! GEMS per copy
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E'OR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, 10 per
Il feet order; also, WIRE MILL, with abundant
water stuasd about three miles rom Peeksk Apply %
JOSEPH STRAND, Peekskin Poet ofhee, OF to Il. ~
BIBBY, Kings Bridge