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EXCURSIONS.

A FREE EXCURSION TO CLINTON, NEW JERSEY,
n formerly known Camptown win be made BY New
Jersey railroad Saturday the 9Th of March, for the
purpose Of giving every person chance Of seeing those
beautiful building lots % feet front by from 100 900
feet in depth which TO be sold TO the highest bidder
Tuesday, March s. at IL O'Clock, noon at the Mer
chants Exchange, New York. by Albert n Nicolay,
auctoneer The excursion train will leave the depot at
Jersey City at II clock A. NJ for Newark and return.
ing leave Newark at O'Clock p. NJ Stages will be In
eadines the arrival Of the oars conway passan
gers to Cntonve free Of expense All persons who are
desrous Of viewing the property previous to the SALE
procure tickets free Of charge for the excursion TO-
getber With maps and full particulars Of the auctoneer
No. 40 Wall street.
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RESTAURANTS.

~ auguration OF Pierce and King will be celebrated at
the Pierce and King House No. 81 Bovery. You can at
tend II it suits your convenience ALI those Office seekers
who would like to have Andrew Jackson Aliens name on
their papers step up to the desk. The Galphnsms
are defunct. The good time Is coming
TAKE NOTICE--TO CONNOISSFJRS OF TERRAIN
Il have just received splendid lot Of egg terrapns
which am serving up at my establishment, and will
be pleased to furnish the 10 who may wish them
either dressed or in their natural state. B0ysters
Of very superior quality, picked. The above
ces win be forwarded with dispatch 10 any part OF this
the adjacent cities by THOMAS DOWNING,
No. Broad street.
TTNHOsE REMARKABLE ECHOES MAY BE HEARD
i every night at the Cave, corner OF Broadway and
White street at the Metropolitan Saloon pa MED
with refreshments
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, March 8.
Arrived-ships Greenwich, Liverpool; Champaign do.
Spoke Feb g. lat a., Ion S. bark Helen Maria from
Glasgow for Philadelphia. The shifted cargo and
ceived other damage
Also arr, ships Western Star Liverpool; Walpole Nor
leans bark Avondae, Liverpool; brig Budget Antwerp
Brig Andrew Ring, from Calais for Cardenas put in in
distress with loss Of foreyard and bboom and foresa
Gloucester 40 miles from Cape Cod The Rockaway lost
mainmast.
Put back leaky, brig Taratine for San Juan having
struck the Hardings this morning
Ship Walpoe passed Feb q lat 81 lon TO- steamship
steering north, showing blue flag with white dia
70 90 ship sartele Of WORK from James River for
Auatralia :,
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COPARTNERSH1P. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THB
~ day formed copartnership for the transaction Of
merchant tailoring business under the Arm Of kohari
~ ~ ~ fRANcls RfcaAkDsoN,
ARNOT SPENCE,
JOSEPH THOMSON.
New York. February 49, 1853
The books Of accounts Of the late C. J. Wallace will
main at 1855 Broadway, Joseph Thomson of the above
Arm being authorised to collect and receive moneys due
'''A' estate a1a Il a1 SRosT, Executor.
New York. March 1, 1883.
A PARTNER WANTED-wTTH CASH CAPITAL OF
"A 81 600 50 900, in well established hardware
store doing first rate business in neighborng cty;or
removing into the country Address g. W., Herald Office
A GENTLEMAN OF THOROUGH BUSINESS HABITS.
"A with cash capital Of S. 900 a. Ooo Is DESTROYS
Of entering established manufacturing concern, with
adequate proAts as partner Letters addressed Dash,
Herald ONCE with full particulars, win have prompt a.
tenton
DARTNER wANTED.-wANTED A PARTNER, WITH
some capital to engage in the manufacture Of jew-
elry The business Is already established and doing first
rate business The factory goes By steam audit reqw
two persons to attend to It. person acquainted with
Address Jeweer, Herald ofce stating when and whore
an interview may be had
DARTNER WANTED m A RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
sand dollars ADDRESS r. nv
Post office, stating where an interview be had.
DARTNER wANTED-TO ENGAGE IN THE MANU-.
Il facture Of lumber Of all descriptions By one who
large and valuable tract Of timber Land within
hundred and twenty Ave miles Of this city with mills &c
all complete Any who has ten twelve thousand
dollars TO invest IN this business learn farther parti
eulars by applying at No IL Wall street, room No. 4
Best of reference given and required.
VTTANTFD--As PARTNER IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
w country printing ONCE, practical printer-a young
unmarried preerredto purchase an interest In the
business equal to 81 200 portion to be paid In cash.
The establishment IL located in an adjoining State and
has advertising and obbing pa equal TO g. 500
per annum and subscription list Of l. 500 paying sub
scrbers. For other particulars we'll as copy Of the
Tribune Buildings
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INAUGURATION sOREE. AT NIBIO'S, MARCH 4TH,
i 1853. COMMITTEES
RECEPTION
James T. Brady, John Van Buren,, VIM. A Walker
Gsrret Dyckman, C. 8. BOgardus, John C0chrans,
Isaac v Fowler, r. D. Connolly D. Z. Delavaa,
Jas N. Smith, Jr., A. h. Herrick, II. c. Rabneau,
John r. Brady, J. h. Hsthenngt ton, Geo. White,
James Furey, O. Godfrey Guntbcr, A. l. McMahon,
Robert Gamble, H. D. johnson, H. H. Hooper.
PoIiH.
James W. Smith, II. ". FELTON,, II. r. Carr,
Charles Floyd, Warren p. Smith, John Mulholla nd,
John II Harnett.
l. F. Harrison, John d. Burchard, VIM. N. Cooke,
B. W. Buchanan, Stsphen G. Durysa, D. Phoenix Smith,
DAVID Banks, Jr.
JAMES T BRADY, Chm'n Com. Arrangements.
WV. NJ CooKx Secretary.
L. +. HARRDoN, Treasurer.
MONUMENT BALL-IHE FIRST COMPANY OONT1-
IXl mental Guard Captain J. c. Helme, will give q
Grand Military and Civic Ball 1t the Apollo Rooms, 40
Broadway, Tuesday evening, March g. The proceeds
to be appropriated to erecting monument to the memory
Of the late Henry Gibson the last Of Washingtons Life
Guard whose remains have laid nearly year in tho
Greenwood Cemetery without stone 70 mark the Last
resting place Of the old veteran. Tickets 81. May be
procured Of any member of the company the door
on the evening Of the ball
Capt J. c. HEI.ME, Chairman.
R. p. KoGKRs, Treasurer.
II. CARrrrTn, Secretary.
AIOTICE.-THE BALI. COMMITTEE OF THE DUFFY
IN Guard requested to meet at Wilson's Hotel on
Sunday, March ., at 2 r. N. By order of
VIM WILSON, Trea surer.
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Passen9ern Sailed.

LvE1poot-steamship America from Boston Col 7
BiseloS lawrence bearer Of despatshes Messrs IA
Dudley W Draper and wife, s Ben and Elizabeth He'll
Hamlin, Beyan, Mrs Williams, L Hansuan Adolph
Ulmsnn, A Aeon, and Patursl, Of NYork; W Bender
Mrs Catterburt Horton, r Jackson A Gardner Rev
II Grassett and wife, Duncan, Rsbsey, Owen and
wife, EJackson, Fowler, W Fitzgerald, Mr. De Louder
Z Kslkstein, Pulksmmer, MAnsharat Mr. Davis
Cronier--39
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4 I AUCIoN.-BY W. II. FRANKLIN, son & co,
"A on Monday, March 7th, at twelve O'Clock in the
Merchants Exchange two story and basement cottage
house and lot in Thirty sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues north side house Of lot House
Is feet inches by rs feet, with Owe fire places ten
rooms lot 1S feet inches by 9S feet inches Croton
water, drains, DC. Or private sale. Inquire on the
premises
A UCTION SALE, BY E. Fl. LUDLOW, OF vALU-
"A able modern built brick house and ground on Cannon
street Poughkeepsie formerly owned by W. vanklesck
Esq at the Merchants Exchange, New York, on Tues
day the 18th day Of March, at twelve O'Clock Sale
positive postponement; terms easy. For further
particulars and fuller description Of the house, I'D
versement in the New York Express under the head Of
anction sales Of real estate, apply to a. LUDLOW
No. IL Wall street. New York.
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Memoranda,

AS- Owing to the crowded state of columns, we
were compelled to leave out some Interesting ship
which we have in type.
LAUNCHED the 25th ult, from the yard of Mr. Saml
Knight in Falmouth, clipper bark Of $50 tons, in
tended for the freghting business and owned Captain
Thos Mcclellan, Saml Gertz, and VIM Lang She is to
be commanded by Capt Lang
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4 IBERT H. NIC0LAY AUCrONEER. GREAT
N peremptory sale, without reserve of 1888 beautiful
building lots, located in the pleasant village of Clinton
formerly known Camptown, N. j., within two miles
minutes OF the city of New York-Albert H. Nicolay will
sell at auction Tuesday, March 8, at II O'Clock at
tho Merchants Exchange New York, and on the follow
ing days, until the entire property Is disposed Of 1888
ve Nj formerly known Camptown These lots all
25 feet front and rear and from 100 to 800 feet in depth
and will be sold with the privilege Of adj
joining lots the entire block Clinton village Is OF
the Hourshng and healthy villages in the State of
New Jersey and is convenient OF any place
within fifteen miles Of the city OF New York being only
miles and quarter from the New Jersey Railroad depot
tho plank road Office and the dock at Newark
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company have decided to
bring their road from Melville to Newark passing little
10 the west Of the village Of Clinton that the depot
will within quarter of mile Of this property.
Stages regularly several times day from this place
to and from Newark-fare, l2h cents. The city Of
Newark Is of the largest cities in the State of New
Jersey and contains about 80 900 Inhabitants that
Clinton Is fully desirable for residences any place
within the distance of New York that this village
is Of Newark In New Jersey aliens may hold property
the natural born citizen Of the United States
Terms 10 per cent and the auctoneer fees the day
of SALE 30 per cent the Goth Of March, when full
rantee Deeds Containing the usual clause against nu
will be delivered and the balance 80 per cent
remain on bond and mortgage for five years, at six
bought for cash The title perfect and
free excursion to Cntonvlle via Newark will be made
by the New Jersey Railroad Saturday March s. for
the purpose OF giving every person opportunity of
excursion will leave the depot at Jersey City at
O'Clock A. NJ. for Newark. and return at o'clock =. NJ
Stages will be ready arrival of the to convey pas
sengers to Cintonve free OF expense Tickets free of
charge for the excursion, together with photographic
map aud fu particulars be obtained by applying to
Auctioneer. No. 40 Wall street
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On Thufsday, March 3, after a short illness ArRr.x
nm AwRWU, Esq, native Of Scotland, aged sirt,
four years.
sIs friends ara rsstyss ajss those OF his broths, n
iss. John n Lcdowck his sons James and Aexsnde az
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Hy0TRUCTTON.

TOyERNESS WANTED AN EDUCATED YOUNG
VI lady, Spanish, French German. One whe Is en-
trey csmpetent to take charge Of young ohdrea
Address C.. V. c.. Post Office,
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LOTT AND HlpUMRk

81 SEE FIFTH PAGE.

&1k0 REWARD,-THE RESIDENCE NO. 2O5, COR
,p1eJO ner Of South First and Eighth streets, Will
amsbug burglari0usy entered on the 18th or 10th
OF November, when the following articles were stolen -
Two gold lepine Watches having . gold DIAL inita
ton Of the sun, wreath around it, with small dent
the dial drop chain attached to 1t; the other is
chased watch back opens with spring. silver dial
and wreath around it, the number is 069O and guard
chain, the slide is in shape OF tulip with ruby set in
the key Of the watch is eight cornered with yellow
Der set I'M the sword the chain has silver blade and
gold hit with the inscription in French-sVirtue ct
gorie" gold bracelet; the top cont ming the dark
hair is eight cornered the paddock containing the white
has the initials G. W., on the clasp square breastpm
two markson the back being longer than the
other. diamond ring, chased around the setting with
small flower on the diamond ruby ring; gold pen
Gil pair Of chased drops and novel round clasp and
large stone set in the centre $50 for the the
things and 800 for the conviction Of the burglar will
be paid by the Mayor of the city Of Williamsburg.
WILLIAM PEARSAII.
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A IBERT II. NICOLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
n lots No. 1917 Allen and No. 80 Tenth street, at
ton Albert H. Nicolay will sell, Friday, March 4th,
at IL O'Clock at tho Merchants Exchange Allen street
The story and basement brick house and No 1877
Allen street. between Stanton and Houston streets Tenth
street.-The two story brick house and lot No. 80 Tenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth Terms easy,
and titles ndsputable For further particulars apply
the auctioueer, No. 40 Wall street.
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ttOS REwARD.-LOsT AN OLD FASHIONED GOLD
D<O watch, NJ. S. Tobias Co., makers. The
Der the subscriber thinks 1880 Was last cleaned by
A. O. Benedict Il Co., 20 BoweIy Lost in Washington
market going through vesey street to Eighth
at the of Barclay and Church streets got out
at the of West Broadway and Canal street. and up
Wooster street to 106 The above reward will be paid by
returning it to stall No. Washington market at 100
Wooster street j. A. GRAFT.
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@S0 n0O WORTH OF BRANpRs WINES
DOU.VOV syrups, ales, porter, &c, &C., in
bottles suited for family at 20 per cent below usual
prices also draught, in quantities 10 suit dealers
and families, the largest stock In the city
VIM II. UNDERHIL 430 Brooms street, cor. Crosby
HtAMPBELL's AND OTHER BRANDS OF SCOTCH ALE,
~ and Guinness xxx Dublin Brown Stout, In pint
bottles fine wines In bottles 0tard Dupuy Co bran
dy, in bottles and n bond 100 900 segars OF various
brands ffot fsle 10 tote 10 spit purchasers Dealers
s~a otA-ss supf lee o. scrabble forms.
Is X. BbscE, -sr South street, eorucr Csthanns
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T NJ. HOFFMAN, AUCrIONEER. rRovI.
10 O'Clock at 227 and 22a Chryste street. mt Of
whom II may concern, large quantity OF psyvisions
consisting Of hams, shoulders side pieces no., slightly
damaged By the late fire on the above premises.
WIN. WRITER'S, AUGTI0NEzR WILL SELL, ON ga.
hold furniture and store fixtures, together with quaH
tiy Of fancy goods hatters' prcss. blocks, TOOLS &c
also horse power Also by order OF executor the furn
case marble top tables looking glasses, mahogany bed
seads, hair mattresses carpets fine gold watch fine
counter aDd street Sakes. VI order E.J-.. ssYe,
Sgseutsg. Also, one rosewood piano.
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GROCERIES, sALERATUS, SOAP.--AUCTION.- THIS
VI day, Friday, March a. at 10h o'clock, at No 81 Dey
street. Of Greenwich street. transparent fancy
soap French chocolate green and black tea brandy GIN
wine, tobacco segars, &C., in lots to suit buyers
WELItNGT0 A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
Ii N. BUSH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF FUR
IL. niture, pianos, carpets 6c-This day, ct 1oH
O'Clock, at No. 10 North William street. large assort-
OF and second hand furniture Office chairs and
desks looking glasses all SIZES tapestry Brussels three
glassware cutlery no. Also, two second hand pianos
TIANDsOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
II y. L. vANDEWATER viii sell this day March
4th, at 10h O'Clock, at No Harrison street. all the
furniture contained In the above house. consisting In part
Of rosewood brecatelie suite SOFAS tete tetes parlor
chairs and sewing chairs velvet tapestry carpet
pier glasses, mantel ornaments, paintings marble TOP
tables Venetian and Brussels stair carpetnQ mahoranv
bedsteads marble top dressing bureaus washstand and
toilet sets 6c mattresses, beds, &C.; also general as
sortment Of kitchen furniture with which the sae win
commence. Also one rosewood octave pianoforte
made by Chckering, of Boston.
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4 UCT1ON N0TICE-TO GROCERS AND PROVISION
~ dealers-M. L. HOFFMAN co. will sell this day.
at 10 O'Clock at the provision establishment OF Geo. Ed
wards No 22 Chryste street. in lots to suit purchasers
large quantity Of hams shoulders side pieces tongues
beef 90, slightly damaged by fire on Saturday last.
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OtPIRTTUAL MANIFE5TATTONS-PROF. OWEN VIII.
- deliver lecture spiritual manifestations, on5aA-
urday evening" March g. at stuyvesant Institute, $50
Broadway. Prof. Barnes will be present with his media
through whom physical demonstrations will be made.
Admission 26 cents doors open at half past o'clock
lecturelts commence at half past Z.
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DIT n REwARD.-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
sWlU pocketbook, containing about $40, and papers
Of no value to any but the owner The above reward
will be paid by applying to the Howard Hotel.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


ID c. KEMP, AUCTI0NEKR. PLANO
At s Nassau street near faltSn Kemp xill AN 4
very large and beautiful assortment OF rosewood an1
mahogany paror dining and oh amber furniture e
good quality and which particularly worthy Of thS ~
tenon of purchasers and consists of elegantly
cd rosewood octave panofore parlor
niture suite, covered in French satin brocatels,
hogsny SOFAS tete totes votaire and spring seat
chairs couches sofa beds, dvans library and Secretary
bookcases extension dining tables oil paintings mirrors
painted cottage furniture en- SUITE bedsteads bureaus
ana washstands best cured horsehair mattresses 10
with all the usual assortment of house furnishing
articles. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
u w. wESrCOTT. ABCTIONEER : HANDSOME
liz household furniture, velvet carpets French pier
glasses Pianoforte &c. this Friday morning, at 1ok
lag Greenwich avenue, consisting of tapestry carpets
large French pier gasses slabs and cornshes elegant
suits rosewood furniture in satin brocaee rosewood
centre pier and sofa tables rich gilt d. richly carved
rosewood etagere marble top bureaus and vashstapds
French bedsteads superior hair mattresses mahogan
sofas chairs rosewood inlaid work tabes ca ndeS
bras grandoes window curtains and oornishes rial
window shades dining and breakfast tables mahopsnw
extension do chairs and skers oil cloth and in
grain carpets, cutlery silver ware, glass ware ktchea
furniture &c. Also a handsome collection of 20 oa
paintings richly framed; also elegant 7octave
wood panoore. Catalogues be obtained of the
oneer at the house themornng of sale. No post
ponement on any account.
C,PRING FURNITURE sAIEs-THE UNDERSIGNED
- respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he is prepared usual to give his personal attention
to sales of furniture at the residences OF families, s
ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Real Estate and General Aus-
tioneer, No. 40 Wall street.
YJyENTH SEMI ANNUAL TRADE SALE OF NEW CAR
i risges, Wednesday morning, March 9th, at 1Ox
O'clock at the Chinese Museum and Philadelphia Bazaar
Ninth and George streets, Philadelphia The collection
will comprise nearly three hundred, including eighty Of
positive and posponement account Of the weather
ALFRED M HERKNESS, Asctioneer
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A DMIEISTRATOR'S PUBLIC SALE IN PHIIA-
~ delphia-The Meade Gallery OF fne oil paintings
win be sold at public SALE without reserve Tuesday
March 18th, BY order of Administrator Of Richard W.
Meade Ed ct the Academy Of Fine Arts in Philadelphia
Ths very valuable collection Of oil paintings being one
Of the most costly imported into this country
raj Of them large Scripture pieces suitable for churches
&c. Among them the works OF Titan, Murillo Ru-
bens Vandyks Teners Luca Jordano Corregio Salvador
Rosa, Raphael Mengs, vernet, and others. Also sne
marble bust Of Washington by Cerrach also fine marble
bust of Count DAtang; also, at time and place
another very valuable gallery, by the most celebrated
masters Of the old school, also, number Of very fine
modern paintings tho whole forming Of the largest
and most valuable collections offered in this country
and every picture win positively be sold without
limitation Catalogues may be had application to
NJ THOMAS SONS auctioneers Philadelphia Feb. 1853
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c. TUTTTE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALES
a. "A. c. Tuttle, Office No. 102 Broadway will devote
bis personal attention this sales Of furniture
At the residence Of families giving up housekeeping or
stocks Of cabinemakers &c. Having been engaged in
the business for the last thirteen years. this city he
fatters himself he give entire satisfaction Charges
will be moderate, and settlements prompt
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A NTHONY J. BIEocKER AUCnONEER.-IARGg
"A and peremptory sale Of about $40 beautiful building
lots, and between New Brighton and Tompknsvis,
Staten Island late the property Of Dr. G. Wsstervelt
viz Anthony J. Beecker will sell at public auction on
Thursday the 10th day Of March at twelve o'clock
ct the Merchants Exchange In the city Of New York
the following desirable property, viz Staten Island
about 800 choice building lots, forming nearly eight
blocks Of ground situated and bounded BY Westervelt
avenue First Second. Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh and by Brook street. situated at Staten
Island and between New Brighton and Tompkinsville.
The whole of this property is within ave minutes walk of
both the New Brighton and TompkinsvlIe ferries. The
average time from any portion Of the property to either
Of the above ferries and from the ferry in New York to
Wall street its vicinity, is within forty minutes BY
steamboat either from New Brighton TompkiRsvile
every half hour, fare Ga cents and by Communication,
lower than any stage line in the city Of New York From
the entire property there is fine view of Sandy Hook
the ocesn, the whole Of New York Bay, Long Island
Shore FROM Fert Hamilton to Williamsburg the East
and North rivers Newark and Newark bay. The agent
Of the property may be every day during the week.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and o'clock p. M, at
Jones Nautilus Hall, ut Tompknsvile ferry, Staten
Island who win give all the necessary information The
streets opened and graded The terms ten per
sent and the auctoneers fees the day of sale forty
per cent the delivery of the Deeds and the balance
qured For maps describing the above property apply
TO the auctioneer No. Broad street, New York.
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CCIENTIFIC LECTURE5-DR. BOYNTON RESPECT
- fully announces that in compliance with the invita-
Of eight Illustrated Geological Lectures at Me-
tropolitan Hall, commencing Thursday evening" March
g. Second Lecture Friday evening, March The
will be illustrated with series Of paintings which COST
1913 000 Also series Of philosophical experiments
will be given each evening Tickets rs cents. To tia
course 81 Doors open at 6k, lecture to commence ct
IL O'CLOCK
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VHn LECTURE SEASON.

nR. wIETING-THS EVENING, AT IN O'CLOCK,
~ 1t tho Mariners Church, Cherry street. Clinton
and many important things concerning health vita hs
splendid manikns, skeletons models paintings 30. Al
mission only IL u cents
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A UCTION NOTTCE-WIIIIAM B. JONES, AUCTION.
IA eer-By JONES BOGART-On Monday, March I,
at 10 O'Clock at No Is Spruce street. mortgage sale Of
household furniture groceries and dry goods Out door
sales attended to, and prompt returns made.
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A UCIION NOTICE-LARGE SALE ON SATURDAY, AT
IA 1O1 o'clock in the salesroom 10 Spruce street. Of
lures, &c, without reserve r. Forrestal.
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.