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nR RALPH,s OFFICE HOURS fKos 10 IN a H.,
~ add r. n, sundays sSssptsA ~ No 90 Vsuroa


HYG1AsTIKA-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURn
III for neuralgia tic doioreux toothache head
ache and rheumatism In the head and preventive Of
"onyuons any other complaints attendant upon early
childhood during the period teethng red
and i nov being successfully .dni In the form 81
indicated necklace to he next the skin the patient
An eminent German physician discovered
valuable medicines Of which the beads OF the necklace
made and prescribed the mode of application The notice
OF the public 10 not therefore, called 70 quaok medicine
but to medca nent recommended by OF tho most em
the pores Of the skin directly tho diseased excited
aordng generally instant aad always peemsnsos
relief and efectng permanent cure Patients who
twenty hours trial Of medicsted necklace
to prescription frd no relief nay the close Of that Pc
rod by Immediately returning The sme receive back sser
money. SCDuFFN Err MULDENEk, D. beaver 9ress
TESTIMONY II do hereby certify that the ccgposon
the nedicatcd necklace offered by Schuhner Muidener
OF such nature az 20 produce the most sassfso
tory rceulte. "a DhAunLlCh 49,.
Es sas by ths proprtssors NO. b uoAvsr ssrss~ -
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DANCING ACADEMIES
TINE LECTURE SEASON.

UNATHER GAvAZZIS FAREWELL LECTURE IN
Brooklyn at the Athenmum Hall, Thursday 18th inst
At eight o'clock Subject against civd and reliou
liberty and it's supporters In America Tickets - cent
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ENHANKLIN MUSEUM Its CHATHAM SrREKr.-0IO.
Les PrOpnstorThs above sstabshnsns Il ops. ever
Afternoon as o'clock; and In the evening" TX ss 10
pnrpose Classic and Original o. Hv0
Statuary" BY Nile Casinets Troupe Of Model Artists
sther With variety Of psrformanss 70. frthsR
Rsrticsiars 80 btls o. each day Admission -SseA =
chairs, Nx cents; Boxes. q oents Gallery l2k
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADxL
~ phis-from pier NJ. North rvsr-fwo lines daily, ~
10 A. NJ and p. N.-Aoc0m odAtoA line, at 10 A. NJ b.
steamboat Trcnso, TO sostb MTbo cars 70
press line, by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct Camden oAthrough In four hours and
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III y
u GO all street front fcc second hocr -Ocers
and marines who served In United States vessel
the Pscfc Ocean from 18th May ls46 to February 1862
entitled TO double The undersigned would csutics
aIairst who themselves the
agents of the purpose obtaining
discharges and Of attorney and decevng you by
giving to understand That they obtain your money
Immediately The following vessels are now payable =
southampton, Constitution. Savannah, Lexington Con
eress VIII be ready in fvw DAYS The Porsmoutb Cyaue
Warren Levsnt Erie and Dale will be ready for payment
ABOUT three weeks The exact amourt tbs pay due INC
Of the several vessels emit tied and All other
tion, promptly furnished by applying 49, above -.
~ q NAVY rxTRA PAY OFrICE-sATLsRs, AC.
- who served In the H. Navy In the P.oine Waiornr
May lH46, obtain their extra pay
double nav Nv ealing on EDWARD KTSSELL Agent
,Ate vurssr u s. Navy 20 South William street.
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Ey0n LIyERPOOL-UNIrEDS STATES NAIL STEAM
T. ship PACIFIC. Captain Ezra Nye.-This Steamship
Win depart with ths United States msa for Europe posi-
bsrth st the foot Of Canal street,
For Freight or passags having unequsisd sesomnsds
lions fer elegance comfort, apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLiES Co. No. IS Wall 81.
Passengers are requested TO he board ct i1k A. NJ
The steamship Baltic win succeed the PseAs, and saA
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A gsTKALIAN STEAMSHIP ooMPANY-roE POE

AUSTRALIA-CLIPPRR LINE-fOR MELBOURNE
"A and Port Philig-Ihs A ! packet ship VIOLA, nov
land, and sail th May The above ship having Of
cargo engaged and limited number Of
passage, n low rates. apply, at once 70 WV DUGAN
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GyOK ALBANY-rARE M.-ALBANr AND NEW
Z York Inland Route Rsnroad.-Twe daily snpssss
central lines Of railroads North and Vest from ths
depot Of White Elm and Centre strsets whore
schenectady Utca Syracuse Rochester end BUFFALO Pas
aso received ct Broome and Bowery and Twenty
six street and Fourth stations The above trains
will land Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
only AL other trains will start from City Hall sta
ton, Of Tryon heretoore
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD-TO BEL
IN lows Falls Rutsnd Burlington ST. Johnsbury Ogdens
burg Montreal and intermediate towns Tickets can be
liz broadway Express tvains leave at A. NJ and $50
M Baggage checked through Freight with despatch At
reduced prices. Apply to
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CAILORS WHO SERVED IN THE NAVY AT ANY
- from 1916 to 1s52 In tho Pacific entitled to
extra pay obtain the at Sc Wall street base
meit. p. 7. BETS, Agent
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GUIDO MANCINps FAsHI0NABLE, HAIR DRESS
NJ shaving saloon 10 removed to 65 broadway cor
ner Of Bsscker street. up stairs whore gentlsmen VIII md
every article quality for their soilet
full application whore person can obtain the
hair wash, which Is 90 highly recommendsd ~
thousands who used H. acts upon the skin OF the
head producing moisture and softnss she color gives
nifty returning thanks 70 his patrons snd soil
generally.
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HRAHAMs ONCUENT FOR THE BEARD WILL
VJ force whiskeTs to grow uxuri
and glossy in x weeks from the first application and
WINGED Of the truth 81 bottle sent any part Of the
oountry X. c. GRAHAM IS Ann street. fswlers Build
iugs,) and all druggists in the United States.
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LIQUORS.

IN 000 DOZEN OF SCOTCH EAST INDIA BUR
lU.OUV ton and Philadelphia ale; Barclay h Per
kins' London, Guinness, Robert Manders and extra
Philadelphia xxx porter and brown stout Club Sohnapp
dam Schn and Old Tom GIN the beet for
sale by W. H. GNDBRHItL, l90 Broome street. corner Of
(roeb
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IL make his last appearance in New York on Friday
evening" May 20 after continued and unabated
nearly hundred nights During the closing
week he will perform the whole Of tho wonders he ha.
trouced during long the Second Sight
Feat and the Exposure OF the Rappipgs Admission IS
Reserved Seats lcushioned 50 Commenoe ct eight
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ID ciation.-This evening, Bulwer's LADY OF LYONS
Nil be M,ss y Dssns
Descbapelles Mrs; Russe Widow. Miss May; Rsnaini.s
oharact by cid fAvorites. Dancing TO- The thrilling
scene Of THE MANIAC. To conclude with MRS. WIG
GINS.
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rTRoTTING HORSE, WAGON AND HARNEss-HORsE
handsome stylish and fast, and has fault. Wagon
harness nearly in perfect order sold only a.
the owner leaving for Europe Can DO MoGaies
stable MnodouRa street, below Amty. Tho DO
found ct 50 Washington square, or ~ South street.
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CALIFORNIA LINK-FOK SAN YRANCIsCO-TM
~ uarivalied nav clipper ship,
QUEEN OF CLIPPERS,
4Se TONS register, Reuben Snow, Mastss.
world q hss berth. pier q East river. Fcx sishi
81 F2WLsR loo Pearl street MAR va =. 4.
". r. DUGAN q HroAt street
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TOR sALE-A DARK GRAY HORSE, SIXTEEN
hands high seven years old warranted sound and kind
stylish driver and good traveer will stand without tying
An excellent horse for physician family Apply
the mill, No. 4Gl Watec street.
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T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

u hO1AL NAIL SitAMSnlIS from NEW'IOhh
to LIvERPOOL.-Chief Cabin Passage, $40; Seconi
CABIN Passage go.
From BOSTON to LIvERPOOL.-Chief Cabin Passage,
sloo Second Cabin Passage, so The ships from Bostoa
call at HalfsI.
ARABIA Capt Judkins AMERICA, Capt. Leitch.
PERSIA, Capt Ryrie, EUROPA, Capt shannon.
ASIA Capt F.. o. Lott, CANADA, Capt Lang
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Stone.
These vessels carry clear white light head grocs
starboaTd bow, red on port bow
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday Jan. s. iasa.
ASIA Lott, q ON NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Jan. H. 1ssS
AMERICA, Shannon, I'm bOsTON. "Wednesday Jan 10.
NIAGARA Stone, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Feb 2
AFRICA Harrison, fn. NEW WORK, Wednesday, Fob D.
CANADA, Lang from BOSTON. Wednesday, Feb IL.
ASIA Lott, NEW YORK, Wednesday, Feb. %
Berhs not secured until paid for
Anexpenenccd Surgeon on board.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable fos
gold, silver, balloon specie, jewely precious stones
metals unless bills of l3dng signed therefor and tho
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or pas,nge apply TO
r.. CUSARD No Bowling xreon-
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y. A CHlLTos, Auctioneer.


lohi GALL wa 'i''i'oii'f ~
pubic auction by order Of the supreme Court, Philo
Russes re,ree Al the Merchants f,chsnge Jan. IS
1875 II u O'clook-COLE a Chiffon, Auctioneers Il
splendid piece OF property between 10Th and osth and
lth snd l2thsys 10 and north Of Noodlawn,"
tanning 20 lots and the Eb 20 18th the channel
OF the Hudson River bounded north by lesth By
the intersection OF lithay and Broadway south BY Wool
lawn and By Idh-av The above property i Of
the most bsaupfully situated the Hudson River with
gsue slope, for the part % the waters edge and
covered with fine growth Of forest On the pre
spacious ana leut dwelling house. stable
buildings and other oonyeBenees for Immediate residence
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Bales bn Auction.

AUCTION SALE Of IS BUILDING LOTS
"A inNEWAKH-J W sOUTHARD. Aacti1nse-. VII
sefl sf rublic E1efisc, o. THURSDAY, IsHla-y -,
AZ oc ock r NJ cn Ire p-r-ais IS beszslfJ Baiiia<
Lots sfusfed TIE hIEhcst poLt o: elevation n n re
81 ire Cour, Houze and nUE the former residence Of
Jo~eph e. Nzsee Es9. Ttese PAT Of tle property
cod ~ pubic Encton, 81 the NercA2ls II ;hAn4e seE
Yoyy " Alhert II Nc 10lsJ. AEcto1eer on the Sstl
cav Of Novebsr ls AID S:1ated on FAirno1ni and
fteo avs ard on Camden and Nieholsy stS AID o. Toe
D - 81 s. 81 S. a s. g. %. 100. io2 ioL l3 - IN
IN H. IL ~ Ia lS lsl. Tbs sale made for he psE
YER rrrrhnc Tot conplvInE with tn o01tI us Of
ale These lots high AID beautiful building rrouad
ADD are well sdzTted FOX Improvement TO any pers1ns Vac
vh y GO busrfs the CRY Of NewYOrk and reside IN
New1rt Cozug.1tior BY the RAlTos1 70 New YORK 30
year Gd an Be reached in IS 70 ~ minutes Sale positive
Iftbe dsy should prove stormy VII take place Fdy
~, lis, cav Of January For further psreul4rs inquire Of
Dim fHOMPsON or Of I. v. JOHNSON.
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, ke, It CRAWBUCK's. No
~ Orxld-st s-cond door OF Essex-st NegYors-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE-Tas
attention OF fanihes about puTchAns respectfully nytd
% NE gs snd beautiful sssortmeDt Of Beds Mattrea.s
P1iLAssss Beds,eAds Cot. ke al Of Which haze 80
purcbssed ow cash preeS and Will be sod a. ,ach prices
- 20 make u Isducrmsnt for all cal and e1Aise ts
above s;oek preoas Io MAKING thclr puTees Goods
70 sny part Of The city Booklyn and WAsarxA free of
eaTtAse ID Beds and MATTRESSES 1ted and made owes,
W. CRAWBUCk, No 55s Grsad-.t
ID door, east Of E.r1-<
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NJ. B. BurLEs. Anct.on.er.

DECElNER's SALE of STOCK, FIN
IL TURES, end CONTENTS Of GROCERY STORE
On MONDAY. Jan ~ 1888, 81 10 O'Clock NJ, al ronp-
knsve Staten Island. will b. sold the premises the
stock Of fixtures and contents Of the Grocery Store
% NJ hekeon CO. consisting Of general assortment Of
Groceries Tees Sugars Spices Coffee Champagne, Care
and other Wines Brandy Gn. WHISKY; 90 quantity Of
superne Flour and Meal thousand bushels Of hne Feed
bale Hsy, Data straw, &c. Also, large assortment Of
nen. and boys Boots and Shoes and ladies' Shoes and
Ovtrsho. =, Dry Goods and ready-msde Clothing Also
Paints Obs and COlon and Hardware, together with al
the Counien Scales end Weights shelving standing ask
Glsss Cases and fixturts OF every kind &c Also i've
Wagons 81 Of double Harness two sets " single Harness
and one black H0rse Terms OF sale cash.
CHAS. T. PORTER, Receiver.
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Y Y.and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

N uIIU cAN hHNOIoOO > TAMSTIIP
~ LINE through TO SAN FRANCISCO, VA ASPIN-
WALL and PANAMA, at greatly reduced rates. No de-
tenton on The lsthmus The and splendid side wheel
steamship UNCLE SAM (bsinE her second yOyageD
l2ctO tuns w iism A Mills Commander will Leave New
York for Aspinwal Nay Bay on THURSDAY, Jan. 90
al r NJ precisely from Pier No North River, where
PASSENGERS can examine her accommodations The per-
iOrance of this her ht voyage warrants the
assurance that passengers will reach Aspnwsll from "a
3 days The MAGNIFICENT double engine side wheel
steamship COhIEs Il 800 tnns) Thos. r. Cropper Corn.
mandsr VIII be IN readiness PANAMA 20 receive the
IkCLE SANS passengers sud sail inrnedia'ey for SAN
FKANClscO The accommodations and ventilation OF the
Cortes al that can be desired Her speed (estabsed
the voyage brtween New-York and Panama ana hia
the Pacific coast i unequalled
Every eserton WI be made the part Of the line in
sure comfort expedition and safety. Passengers win be
landed on the wharf st Aspinwa free taking the Panama
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets for tbs Line an.
sod oriy al No ~ Broadway.
$500 DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Axents.
hsll BAG u made mp the above Office, under the new
pubhc.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

posing this line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nyo,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt CoInstoet
ADBIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Cor
service Every has been taken Ia their
structon aso In their Engines TO insure strength and
speed and their accommodations tor passengers
quasd for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
New-York Liverpool in rstclsss cabin slOi SECOND
do go exclusive ofeKtsze rooms 800; from
Liverpool 10 NewY0rk ESQ and 60 An experienced
seoa attached each sp No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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EW.JERsEY RAILROAD.-NEw.

N YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-u NAIL
RslIrosd VIA Jer.ey City leaving New.Yoyt ct sndS
~ and 81 P. u. trop foo; e CoartiAA1sst Ls.:ss
b g Tor tint Ella. and ~ 50 for secondelas
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON md CHARLE3rOS
hrouxh tickets soA ia the above Inca epd through bas
esrred In the s. p NJ lines from New York. with throsA
Conducton Passengers with baggage cross The larry DS'
vte, bs.os u. .rsta Learn.
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CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-

NIA-NEW-Y YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.
SHIP LINE, No - Broadway.-Ibe attention of parties
ordering returns from California in Specie or OodDa Nc,
directed the notice OF New York underwriters at foot
DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Agents.
NEw-YORS, Sept 49, 1851
JONES JOHNSON
THE NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.
SHIP LINE having arranged with Me~rs Garrison
Frez furnish specie guard which has been deemed sat
sactOry BY the undo rsgned they viking To take
Insurance from San Francisco TO New York aud TO make
the reduction Tor coming under tho pro-
lection Of the Eu'rd of Messs Garrison Fret1 from Pan.
the Atlantic has beeu and yet allowed
specie guarded By the guard Of Mess Mosen Hurtsds
4 Company.
Gem Mutual Insurance Co, (Sgnedl ALFREo OGDEN
New-YOrk Mutual Insurance Co.
(Sisnedl T p. S,rrERrBw.Irs.
Commercial Insurance Co, (Sgnedl DAs.L D. SMITH.
Atlantic Mutual lus. Co, (Signed) WALTER X. JONES.
The Sun Mutual Insurance Co, (Signed) A. 3. NELSON
Mercantile Insurance Co, (signedl ELwOOD WALTER
Union Mutss ns Co. tSisned) J. l.. LArHRoP, Prest
Atlas Mutual Insurance Co, (Sgnedl N. IA. OsGoop
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NrEW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
THEsHORTEST and CHEAPEST

II kOVKE II-NANUFkNILT LINb ht SNN UNIV
cisco Only Like giving Tickets for crossing the lssnos
The and powerful double engine steamship NoSII
RIVER at o'clock Z. NJ. precisely, on THURSDAY Jan
~ connecting with the rscc >tesneTs over the Ncarssas
These sear have unsurpassed sccommet atoms and vs
hlSnon For information or passSsr's apply oaly the
Agency of the Company. No Battery place up stairs
10 The public cautioned sgsins the rrpres,ntanSns
ofhed runners for other hnes None employed Tor ths
bne
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COAL.-Tnr subscriber ass II Ta-ds. sa5 "a
es.saasy dschssgrns ~ The ssoas o''s Of Aafhrs-
sirs snS baum sou- COsi. "a Pescb OrrnArd q 80
go Tbigb Ifr---ooI O-rril Camel S,an-y ~ ar
:. ~ tb- ~ D. y~svy 5-iiver-i = hsni.Ope ord
a. 81 ssls is~- '-Nfs NpHiH
DJs-,-iorr osEics Va p Ski<.
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TOT Ifritht OF pasas2f apply 20
EDW'D X. COLLINS & Co, No. - Wall IT. Ny
BROWN sHlPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
T. @ ROBERTS Co, No. 10 Kings Ans YG<
London.
JOHN MUNRoE & Co, Rae No,rs Dsms des We
torres Pans; or, GEO II DRAPER, Hayre
INC owners Of these shps viii not be accountable or zol
rlyer bullion, specie ewelry precious or etss
ss bis Of adng signed therefor and tbs value hsresf
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

A USIRALIAN PACKET LINE-YACHT
"a EXCURSION 10 AUSTRALIA The A 1 Clipper
Bark PElTONA 600 tuns will succeed the Abus second
ship Of this ne, and sal from New York the 18th Jana-
ary 1888 This beautiful specimen Of marine architecture
was built By the wOrdTeno wned Kay OF Boston, 0r
racer end his her nsneske the famous racehOrse, she
has never been beaten. Mr.. Mkay was the builder
OF the Flying Fish, Flying Cloud StahOdshre, Soy
esign Seas and other clippers ia the line 10 Csr.
ma and the Peyt0na stands prominent among the proudest
monuments OF his skill She will be fitted up style
elegant az unique and fresh provisions will be furnished Tor
81 least one halt the IL is confidently expected
that she viii land her at Melbourge the
reth day from NewfOrk, including EtOppages IL ID
tar 20 compare this ship with the ol class
hitherto hed out and advertised for Australia as the
Peytona Is above competition from any quarter She will
take experienced surgeon and all the attention Of first
class hotel VIII b. provided IN the most liberal manner
drawing OF the ship and plan Of berths will be exhb and
ratesof and other particulars made knowa BY apply
ing 70 the Australian Packet Line Proprietor Capt A.
PELLEIlER No. 90 Wallet, or 10 BABBiDGE VAL
EhTlNE, COnsi gnees, No. i6s South-st
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AnEIAN Il MULLER. Auctioneer.
A nIsnnrfDr

ADElAN II. MVLLER, Aacloleer.
NALuABLE WALLS PROPERTY
SALE IN PARTITION.-The Phsnix BalldinxS cor
OF WISER ard Wal sts viii BE- sold % close the estate
Of the ale DAVID HALE and the aairs of the firm OF
private sAle) al public suction, BY ADRIAN n MULLER
THU RSDAN Jan q 1854 ~ y Oclcck NJ a. the Mrr
chants ExebanEr- large portion Of the purchase
boad ard m0TEAse II desIed The property
has out Of IS feet NAsf and ~ feet WsfeF- Il
row occupied by m cas- The rental the current
wear So go and considerable advance has ben offered
FOR the next
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B.A- CHuToS. Auciioneer.
nFREMpTORY SAIE-By ord,

IOh1 VI
i Supreme Court. under the direction Of PHILO r.
RUGGLKS, Fpq. Refrree-COLE Chiffon will at
Auction SATURDAY, Jan Is 1885, At II O'Clock, At the
MerrhArts Exchange - Lots Of Ground comprised the
block bouu6ed BY 07th and lostbsts Bloomngdss Road
(BIosd~ayl and iisv together with the Water Right
1hh Sthavs Lithogruphc maps 81 the above
rtsdy the Office Of the AuctoDeers No Wlst tSIsl
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SIMEON DRAPIR, Auctoreer.
NV GIMEnN DUApEP Aucrinna,

SIMEON DR.PtR, Auctioreer
DY SIMEON DRAPER, AuctiOneer-Ofice
- No IS PinC-st corner Of Willsm.-FRIDAY,J Jan. IL
at ~ o'clock q the Merchants. EXchange 70 shares the
capital stock Of the Os~esO and syracuse Railroad Con
psny ESQ each 81 do Macon and Western (Ga) Rarold
Com psDy with dividend Of lst February cleo each 81
do FenEylva5is Coal Company IJanuary dvidena so
each DO Mansfield and S4nfusky Railroad Company
Aso SO coo SIR per Cen; Bonds OF the Asbueot Railroad
Company Of 60 each dse Jsnusry 1851. interest pay
able January and Juy This road leased for years AZ
seven per cent per cost, with the n,
new the e.ht per per Also. 50 shares
North American Fire fBs Co. par value so
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JANIS NJ. MlLLIs, Anetioneer.

II
II PROVED PROPERTY. known a. Nos l6. l3 49,
la l54 I55 ksssau-t also No IS BeekmAn sdoinng
the above m the rear-JANES NJ MILLER a Go. VIII
sell 20 close trust. THURSDAY Feb. 8 1861 a. II
O'Clock. az the Merchant Exchange
on NAssAU-sT-Ihe four story brick Buildings Nos III
lse 10. 1872. 1884, l36 NsssAn-st-
0S B.EKNaSsT.-The BRICK Building No IL BeekmAn-
ST. adjoining the shove
The whole property nov rents for 80. 500 and he
made with little pense $4,000 per annum
Two-thirds Of the purchase money remain bond
and morgaEe Maps and particulars At the Auctonrooms
No 81 Madeu-lane
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WINDOW CURTAINS.-PRICES RE.
w DUCED.-No. 40 Peaz-.t eorr,-r Of Wilma, r.
suesebes are prepared TO s the balance Of their sf of
CsTsn Hatrrias a. greatly redaosd pres Sk and Wsr-
ed e1Hask Lace and 4nsln CErtzsnz Window COrnc.x
md a. kndz Of Curtain Tnanox. AZ sole.al. or r-,.,I
CHlLDs SMITH. Practical Upholr-r-r.
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DER

VVAT EN W AhTT1OVNT.--J 4. DIN.
i RICKSON 4 Co, No. Io5 Falton-st, offer for sale
the lowest terms, Writing Papers, English, French and
American.
Newspaper, eli nres, weights and qualities
Boob Paper. all sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Pspel fancy eolors and white d the best quality
Hanging Paper, white and oolored, different w&ihs
Hsiters' Paper, thin, and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper 5oIfn, B14o, and foIsS
Pattern Paper, rolls for tSors
English Hardware Paper large jast arrived
SheAthng PAPER Of the best quality
Wrapping Paper, Straw, RSg, and Manila
Tea PAPER Of different sses
Tar Roofing Paper suitable for roof. In rolls
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l. lRNIIURE.-Wil be- sold at bargain, at
no - beesni4nst Ofhce and C0untins. House Desc.
lab.ts lhalfs- CusaloDs stools LOung. Bed Sofa. Ma.
hog.Ay Bureaus Chars, Rockers, Bedsteads Wardrob-
ard AID aArte Tables Asrble-t0p Center and Side Ia
ses 10 haiT ard huss Mattresses Feather Beds Looknx
Slase-, ~eyaris O-Cloth 100 dozen Chairs Once lid
Cooking Stoves Furniture purchased by instsllInsns