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TV- III. l.. FoSrERs Fashionable Clothing
fsabhshment No n Courandt-st- is desirable place 20
purchase Cohng OF every variety wnere the buying pnohc
ssn Al all times find full supply Of Readym Clothing,
made from the best materials and by the best NO kmen
Clothes made order with promptnes and dlspstco
prcee
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Uhip State Ticket :

For GorsYnor .. HENRY DUTToN, Of New Haven.
H. GouerRoT NATHL o. KELLOGG, Of Vernon.
SIC STATE. THOMAS ROBINSON, of Norwalk
Treasurer DANIEL w. CAMP, Of Mddletown.
COntroller. =. ALLYN $. STuLMAS, of Hartford
Wing Candidates for Congress:
Dist l .sCH.m rs CHAPMAN, 3. .DASL p. Tyler,
2 AUSTIN BALDWIN, Avs w. WEIGH
Democratic State Ticket:
10, GOuerHOr .......... Thomas III SEYMOUR.
II GOrerROr. -..... CHAELEs III. Pom.
SEC S.ase...........J eHN 4 G. MATTER
Treasurer .......... EDWARD SrEARNs.
Controller. ........ RUFUS q. PINNEY
Candidates for Congress:
Dist |. JAMES T. PRATT 3..NATHAN BELcHER,
&C NJ iNGERsoLL, 4 .'ORIGEN 8. SEYMOUR
Free Democratic TI6ka:
For G0renOr Frances GILLETTE, of Hartford.
IL GorerR0r. JOHN BOYD, of Winchester
SIC STATE. JESSE G.. BALDWIN of Mddlctowu.
Treasnrer WALTER WEBB, of Meriden.
Coatrolier. .ZEBULoN BRocKwAY, OF Lyme.
Candidates for Congress:
Dist l. JOHN HOOKER. g. A G.. STARK.
r.aff III tsfeH ouse
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" FowLKRs & Wells, Phrenologlsts and
Ssbkshers Clinton Hall, No. ISL Nssss0st- Nsw-fors

" FowLKRs 4 WELLS, PhrenologlsSs and
sshkshers Clinton Hall, No. ISL Nssss1-st Nsw-foTk
~ Hernia ehectualy cured by MAssH $
newly improved hight selfadjessing Trass. VsqaeSona-
be reference given those who have been radically cured
and their tIusses thrown aside Open uht O'Clock IN the
evening MAKsH Co No. q Maiden .oe.
~ MARSH Il Co.'S Improved Elastic Sus-
pender Shoulder Brace for expanding the Chest and pre-
serving synrnetrv Of fczm-sdapted TO men, women and
ehildn abdominal supporters ladies' sustaining and Gem
prcssns belts Of the most approved Psss rs.
MARSH a Co. Nc. q MCden-lape.
TRussEs.-MARsH & Co, No. 81 Maiden
lAne New York have lust imported from Pxs large as-
sornent Of the most improved French Trssses Consisting
u Sverpised springs with ivory and Eafra perchs pads
Alse. general rssorsment OF bathing trrsses
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ITO LET-The Large Hotel on the West side

ITO LET-NO. N3 broadway, corner OF
II C0rrtandtst the lower floors OF this new brown
stsDe boldiDs lighted BY Hyatts patent Anmnaos; an
eIceen stand Tor Whoesae Jobbing Dry Goods Hard
ware or sly Kind Of bcsnes. iDquirs u
LEAVlTT K ALLEN, No. n Deya
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DARITAN BAY UNION.-This Association
ToARTIsTs. Designers. &c.-One Hundred

II Dollar, Premium The Government Of the M.sss-
ehusetts Charitable Mechanic AsocarOn having deer
mined procure DIpio11s 20 g Used :. ne 80
btrioa the present year hereby offer premium OF One
Hupred Dollars hor the best 0-i1tadi tesiSa Tor one
Artists and others VITO nay ee tssed % son - y
pesse .eud their drawings the Secretary o. OF before
s.-d.v he thirrseth day Of April EXT Each dAwins
rut have some srk upon Il sDd must oe aeomP1Aed oy
a salsd envelOp. bearing snir InA's tnd containing
the S, of lie parry seodinz - For the d7sza WHICH
shau Be saOpted by the executive COMMITTEE the above
rrerr,ur WI be psid The 0ther designs r BE returned
10 thrsr respectiye owners or demand
Az hsr.6e- iufrraron sy Be obtained BY spphcsSoa
tothe secretary In behalf Of TIE Governrent
FRED. II. SIMPSON, Secretary.
Bo-ssr, Feb s, lssS.
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SIGNORINA VALENTINES CONCERTS

'-'NhiNa ALEN INNS CONCERTS
~ ke. al HOPE CHAPEL No no 49, = 80 -
t. s.I AltIsctoos-seven Accom- p he'd youns Ladies
.oeI men and Master Hill musical prodigy sgea no
Stas ~ appear 10 Concert under the direction Of Sro
I& liza valentino prunA donna The s7es AIMS ia
DeIe boon' aged years and Lora Gyrdon Boon aged
tos wiz asp appear as Bruns and Caius IN The q9a-re-
!IE scfLts Julius Cesar act ~ scene a. Hsaet gv-
NJ osee o NE players aud 10 two scenes from Mscbsth
ooy 20 cents. Doors open att Coucer to com
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" Little Neck Assscinti 0u.--Am meeting will be
held At the Westchester House, OF Bowsry and
Breomest, on THURSDAY EVENING, March 5, at II
seloei Gentlemen wishing to join are invited 20 be pres
ent JAMES GILMORE Sc,
~ salnmandcr Safes.-Widers Patent with
Rchs inprovement.-STEARNS 4 MARVIN No las
Waierst, New-York the only makers of Salamsnder
safes, with Wildsrs Patent and Rich's Patent combined.
" Marble Manties.-A large assortment for sale
cheap at HARRIS warerooms, cor. 9thst aud Sd-sv
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in CHELSEA.-A gentleman

- having room than h. wants would take Cen
teDan ard his Wife and single Lady board where they
have the morts Of quiet home l Of MAY, part
Of House 10 leg Inquire AZ No. l8S West i9thst.
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YOUR NEW and VALUABLE INvEN-

TiONS tor SALE or EXCHANGE tor Farm or
wei located timber land. The inventions and val
uabls ANY desirous Of ma king fortune will please
address call on AUG l.. KING Attorney for the
No. l73 Greenwich-st., N. \.
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TO LET-Part OF House, No. l52 East
Il Roadway TO small family. Cen be from 10 TO
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WANTED-At No. Bond-st., smart, ac..
w tive Boy about l6 years old assist waiting and
to 90 eaDds &c and who bring good references
IN character
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - Eleventh
Il Season.--Tke THIRD CONCERT of this Seasou will
be given at NlBLOS CONCERT ROOM, on SATURDAY
EVENING, March s 1883 Conductor Of the OrchestrA,
Mr.. T. EISFELD. Tickets, &c, procured at Messrs
ScharfenbeTg Luss New-lork aud Mr. z. X. Weizels.
Brooklyn. BY order. II. c. TlMM, President.
] J. ENsIGN. SECRETARY.
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reg NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
n,p -g,il.WEEKLY T'RIBCNR

%, on 5s. 1sp Of f ss .s s,is,
= - -. Yr,se 81 cents per copy
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INLET, % e to be had at the door. Doors open at 81
s,sloek. Come eay. HUGH 5. DUNN, Secretary.
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xug NEY.YOKK rRIUUNE.

soS EUNUPEAN EJACULATION
....a an The departure Of each NAL steamer for
syI prs "a csuts 4 copy. or % year 70 any psrt
Eysyp ,so or 81 70 tne Continent, postage included
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~ Phrcnoloey.-Mr. FowLER WA lec.ure at

~ Phrcn0Ioeys-MI FUW LIN WIZ IeV'ute ."
Clinton Hail every evening this week.
THURSDAY, March 5-Phreno.ogy as applied to the
legitimate and Perverted Use Of the Passions; how 10
male and prevent drunk ards thieves liars and murdereTs
also how 10 train up children in the they should
FRIDAY, March 4-Anslyss of the Intellectual tscul
ties; cultivation Of Memory the natural way and how to
educate children according 10 Natures laws.
SATURDAY, March S-Matrimony Phrenooscaly con-
sdered; explaiuDg how when and upon whom the ahec
tons should be placed 80 as best to secure the great de-
signs married he and 10 render this important relation
pleasant and free from dscord Both the married and un
married should bear this lecture.
Tickets only One Shilling each, may be had at No ISL
Nassaust, and at the door
~ Lone Star Guard.-The members Of Indepen-
donce Chapter No - o. u A. return their sincere thanks
for the socry volunteered by the Lone Ser Guard
Tuesday Feb p and express their acknowledgment Of
the pleasure conferred by the genterany company OF the
Guard, ailer the celebration At Metropolitan Hall.
JAS G. LANDSDOWN, c. C,
No 252 Greenwich-St
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Tor SALE and to LET.-The Store TO let,

the stock and good viii for sale OF the long standing
Tailoring Establishment ONO lD Spring a. An excellent
opportunity for any about % commence
their place Of basness Very satisfactory will DO
gyeu why tie above is offered
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4 CARD.-PAUL JULIEN, before he re-
IA turns Europe intends visit the principal cities of
the United States and awe only Concert each of
them respond to the aering wishes expressed
him by the American Press In consequence his father,
Mr. Francois Julien requests all persons who may have
bills against him apply delay Of three days at his
resdence. No q HowsId-st.
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rTAmericau instituIe.-A stated Monthly Meet
ina Of the Irsitnte will be held THIS EVENING,
fUsda, as7 O'clock at its Rooms, No 81 Broadway.
ii. MEiGS, Rec. See'y.
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WANTED, A Nurse Girl, either American,
w Scotch or Gsrm1n one who has experience, and
can sew Others need apply References required
Apply At No. Is BsIrowst, jersey City.
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DOY WANTED-In Dry Goods Jooe,nS
I'D House, to learn the business SAY h1'' 'e~' w.
Arrly AZ No. 2 Beavers, after r. N
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WANTED wanting good servants
w are reminded that MORRIS Co. No 81 Broad
way corner Of Resdest, nsss ers.s N 49, =,
plSoe. tkis dsy-French LadleS Mad. sna Osfl.aa
GiIis speaking In gsh Protestant Cook. and Ssia.
Scotch Girl Hotel Cooks, lrsh Launiress uSy s,e
work. No servants need apply unless well rse0inm'
Terms moderate.
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4 S Cook, and TO wash and iron in a phi
N vate family by one and Charber1nad ana nm
LauDdrss or Weiter and Chanbermaid by the Other
These Girls very experienced anu have Eocs city refer
eEce. Gel at No. ~ 6th-ay., IN The Book Store.
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TO LET, and FURNITURE for SALE-A

u House uptown, with all tho modern improve
msnts II will accommodate - 10 first cass Bosrisrs
The furniture will be cold fx ; $50 cash. the family
wishes % leave the city References exchanged Address
Mrs. coz, Unousquare POstOhice.
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ENGINEER WANTED.-A smart, actIse
T. M,p that understands hi. business sne * ~ So
-.S-,rncss ~ he Printing lax MAnussfoEy No ~
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A RESPECTABLE YoUSG GIRL wants TO do
"A general homework in small family chAmbeTwork
Good city reference Apply Of No "a 7th-av.
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- uvsrs TUESDAY ana FRIDAY morning Price
ySsti,,,. go COPIES for s. Ten FOR S1 AdveT-
z ~ - mt . linz for zach insertion.
ss'sssss GITELEY L McELRATII, Pabhshen
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S5OO CHALLEyGE.-To TAILOR;

$500 CHAL eLI; En- -{}, TALoeS
bToa6wsy New-Tort
ARE NOW READY FOR SALE
Drsff IL Coats
Inc a5thors rae-7ieces correct method for Msasur
a9d Drafting Coat beng ns!er of toe sllPe
81 1Egre from the body % tn cloth, By OLIVER
sON, Nc 10 Broadway, NeT-To,s.
flnt. T. Oliver Son ron.eld tat their sms1n s 'ie
Etst correct method = Obtaining the e. 3s and d.
ILLS ent Of the nBZns1 G-ure ever published.
cOI0 iha sfter the i tasAn The 10 uleut
less time
Ihrd; That u If better adapted in measuring both sds
OF ihe customer u cases Of designation.
rSuIth- By cutting for the 70 lowing shaped persons
Sltnout any variation from tie AIKEN lar-e
la man very erect person: high and lsw shoulder;
ptioh Win one shoulder hgEer than the ether; rouni
baekeo perton ladys habit and boys Jacket sui
tor Nc 70 cut.
T. Oliver Son intend placing the shove instrument =.
the sreaf Eshl bon winch cOurnoncesner Nav and would
re hsPIy 10 tet the same with suthor IN Ansrcl
ing 10 the above.
Terms-The measuring instrument with book ofSs-
ssns with explanations for drafting coats pants ~
Jacks &C, accompanied uilh graduatsd scale tor 20
those who have tax his Measurement system hereoflre
sIo; instruct obs extra The fashions per plate, 81 50T
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OpenEg Of the Spring Season i-Inauguraon Week.
nioieeIntnt OF Comc and E1nestran Talent .-Eng.gs-
ntDt OF w. T. WALLET. the great Clown Splendid
CaVslcaGepew Comic Ballet, Fresh and varied feat, of
Hotersrshp I'm reduction Of Features and Faces
IN the Arena StuperdOus preparations making for
Grond Eguegtyian Demonstration on FRIDAY EVENING
Mach IN honor of the gurion of President Pierce
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~ kutgrant Intelligence Once and Labor
Exchange, Nos 25 and q Canal-st, New fork-Tba
oAet established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
waefe always be ounG large numbers OF Labores ana
Ssvuh very low rates Of and persons have
t orders filed by writing the superintendent and nd
i the amount necessary TO pay the passage Of the parties
s-S<nsA No tees charged "a sSnPloyers
JAS p. fkGAN, Superintendent
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Gouses 10 fet.

DARN TO LET--At rent or al shares, and
Il stocked or not. Apply 10 X. ID. WATSON, No. 50
Nallst, Sd story.
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ITO LET-1bc large and elegant Store, No.
sos Broadxav near Madison-squsro. Rent $500 Pos
session Immediately. ApDlY ON the premises, 70
@. II. AILLiGAN, No. II Bro.ist.
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CardTse undersigned take leave to invite the atten
hon nbc 10 very valuable collection OF Egyptian
AnpoaI. collected by Dr. Abbott during residence Of
twenty Ept and lately Sossn, by MN 70 1s
Tls ynSersaned have seen the collection IN Egypt and
they the sis Spn'Es u SSS''' Oh H''0
is acknowledged to be far more extensive
.a than any existing except those OF the Royal
Ws md IL is a subject of congratusti0n that such
Illustrations Of the arts and habits of the ancient
Evo,ians extending period Of 1900 years before the
Cstan era should be made accessible 70 the people OF this
eountry-New-York, January, 1888
SIGNED
IONA NJ WAINWRIGHT ROBERT B. MINTURN,
ROBT LEMON KENNEDY, GEO WILLIAM CURTIS,
" "a CUAMPLIN NJ D. HENRY CHAWNCEY, Jr.
CHAS. X. DEGEN, HOWARD CROSBY,
SIDNEY A. SCHlEFFLlN.
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INOODr MINSTRELS-No. 444 Rroad.

W way, above Howad@t-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
NIL. WOOD, Msnaser and Propnetor-The enter.
"neps o1ef,d Dy TINS csebred company Of Musicians
Id Ethiopian Delireators cannot be sq1sd nv anv orr
saad IN the United States SEE prograIanes Door open
Got' CoDcert commences at y O'Clock Admission Is
aeon Concerts eiscontinned -
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OARDING AGENCY-To Boariing.

- kDUse Keepers and otEerz- M. WRAY House Agent,
3c viii Ma p-r-s1z renting rooms with
without Bo4rd Persons wishing borden. those de-
Fcus Of Ottalnnz Will nd this excellent oPpor
trEty Ct saving tine. trouble and expense IN adyersng
ke- RefsrtEces II al required Apply the Real
Estate and House Agency, No. 80 Broadway ~ T. Pas-
eusT attention gwen rehtiug and selling houses places
Of business collecting rer.s &c.
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,Ew-YoRR WERKLY rRIBUNs,

eTRY tlAN'II
s,I.,sA every SATURDAY MOANING, she ;ow pyles
3D., tsu-Io Ia edvance Eight copies for sl0, or
~ Pe. 10 one eodTess oT a., aud t.e paper IN 70
yng s1asJ beyood ne tilne COR Vhicb paid Adyer
- ts sbfe; vii IN charged % ger line IL
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Saturday Afternoons Admission 80 Gu Children Is c.s,
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES-A CARD
~ EEw-YoRK, Friday, Feb 10, iss3-From the high
reputation winch Dr. BOYETON has acquired as popular
lecturer upon Geology and kindred sciences and the interest
WIN which ne nyess the subject, by the Of PantDgs
Dograns and Apparatus, the undersigned respectfully in
yite hi to deliver in this city Of illustrated Lee
L. Bradish, j. A. Westeryelt, Stepben N Tvng
John Kgox, Gerard Hallock, Geo Cbee ever
y hOT Re sS WSeS''er &c Benedict, Asa smith,
JAS Renwick. HenryN Hudson Edmund s Janes
John John v Draper, Spencer H Cone, Wli1m AdaIas,
James Harper, Ed: Y. Higbee, T. H. Chaplin.
DR. BOYNTON,
Respectfully Announces that in compliance with the above
inylsiien, he Will give his course Of EIGHT illus
TRATEp LECTURES ppon GEOLOGY or the
NATURAL HISTORY Of CREATION,
at Meiropoh'an Hail, commencing THURSDAY EVEN
ING, March ., to continue the evenings Of March
Tie course will be illustrated by series of splendid
Psinns ps,nns different eras IN the progress Of Crea
These Paintings thousand feet Of canvas and
TWENTY EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS,
During the course series Of and startling Expert
ments IN Electricity, Electro Magnetism and Gavansu
only of the kind made These experiments have
been received with enthusiastic applause wherever they
The following testimonial was kindly furnished by Rev.
C. DEWEY d. D. LIZ D. President Of the University Of
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, Jan. %, 1853.
DR.. BoYToN-Dear SIR Two years since attended
your Lectures Geology delivered 10 large audiences
The popularity OF these lectures induced large number OF
citizens to request you TO give another THIS has
just closed embracing ten lectures Geology, az many
subjects intimately connected with IT, illustrated by many
capital and most splendid experiments Natural Phioso
ply aud Chemistry You have seen our Corinthan Hal
thTonged with from twelve to siHee hundred Of ct-
of all classes and profes This fact atteets the
popularity of your course, aud the satisfaction you have
given TO the audience
No other lecturer scientific subjects has here ap
proxmsted to your SUGGEST while lectures have not
introduced any of those aids low and artificial but too
en reoted 10 by 10 catch the popuace, and excite
you about to leave and con niue ecfuring IN
other places, wish 20 TO humble opinion,
and commend TO the public highly successful efforts
knowledge of the nost sub
jecs widely among the people For their patronage
you will give the public more than equivalent.
Yours, truly, c. DEWEY.
Tickets % cents; Tickets the course 81 for sale at
ID. APPLETON'S, c. s. FRANClSS, EVANS n BRIT
TAN, corner OF Broadway and Fhst- and at the door,
Doors open at C. Lecture 10 commence at u O'clock.
Teachers and Students may obtain tickets for the
at % cents
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TO LIE T-Well lighted Rooms, with or
i without Steam.Power ofany size. Inquire OF
&. NJ sIMONs0N, No. 1871 Lewiss,.
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fosi ar6 fonn6.

7 OST-On Fridy, 25th ult, between Barclay
IL st. and the BOwery Bank, $500 Bill Of the Mer-
chants. Bank, \. Y. 500 Reward Will be paid to any per-
returning the same
EDWARDS, SANFORD Co, No. 10 wall-st.
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60 nhom il man Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED--As TO the
Whereabouts Of the following persona their heirs
Capt. JOHN {. SEAMAN Grocer, NJ l0i Wsshn.to
Sew-Yo orb. IN 1918 20 1924
DANIEL MEEkER Wis kept The Ferry loot Of Court
landst New-iork. N 1922.
JAMES MEAGHER GARNER, 80 BOwery Nex.Yort
IN 1918 70 1870.
John SMITH who kept the Sail0rs Rendezvous New
York and married % the widow Middleton.
Also wanted old Cl.Ins for Illinois Bounty Lands pat
eufse 70 soldiers for services the Of 1914 and 1874
from soldiers Of their heirs person. holding under them
when sold or sod FOR Address GEORGE BRAIN
ARD, No TTysnr0w New. YORK, BY letter persos.
NOTICE. - Should this meet the eye of
~ ROBERT II. MIDDLETON, who l.st syrins had sn
ofice In Lsfsrge Building Ne. 2S9 Broadway, he VIII
pes-e address hne 70 c. H TnbUne Oties, stating
where he may be found
DARITAN BAY UNION.-This Association
IL VII operations their dOulAta near Perth
Aaboy. early this spr1ns.
Good intelligent Mechanics DESTROYS Of conducting bus
rational principles Of n2t11l cooperation. IN
healthy del zhrfu situation, where they secure good
the economies Of associated hfe and superior b1s
advantages Will here ind opportunity worthy their
attention
Cayperer. aDd MAsons NAY find immediate employment
IN coustzuc1ns the bulldinss Of tins Asoclaton
For Information on sabec address L u kEAD, new
YORK OF GEO. B. ARNOLD, Perfh AusbSy, y. j.
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Chances for busincss Glen.

A PARTNER WANTED-n the Hardware
~ business large and furnishing sroa uatuuf.,
ms town northern Pepnsylvauia The business l. a.
ready vel established; oheo; IL wanting pa--aer 20 IN
craze TIE Business Re mus. have cash capital o. from
g. eco % &C. eco. Address }. o. Box No 27ss Nex-yosk
PCst-CEce
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"a sOO REWARD- Lost. on Tuesday.

&S00 REWARD Lost on Tuesday
RcOO March /, in Wal ct. PACKAGE
OF MONEY, containing $500 IN Country Bank Bills Of
one Bank The hdeT vii receive the above reward by
turning It TO J. THOMPSON Nc. Wal q, and ques-
tons tsked
Whoever has found will notice by looking a, the bills
that zach bill has private marx upon il back by which
the Bank its Agent in tins city, trace it, # put eir
culstion here or elsewhere.
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NEW ST. CHARLES THEATER-RnNerr.
RCUs.-NEW.YORK AMPHITHBA.

4ne1f nat sia-9luare BOXES and Psrquette d ets
,,hOhsDA1 kFENlNG, March, 3. the insh Heiress
tIsAen fa'heIs Young Scamp and Double Beaded Room
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" Hew-York Medical College.-The annual
Commencement OF the New-York Medical College will
iak, Place on THURSDAY EVENING, March s. at u
0ssi a the College Building in East l3thst, near 4th
M The vaIe6ctory Address will be delivered by Prof B.
Pordyse Barker ~ ID The medical profe ssion and public
yensrsly are respectfully invited TO be present
n. OGDEN D0REMUS, NJ. ID.
Secretary OF the Board OF Trustees.
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Two LET-Tbe neat three story brick House
Il No 70 saeket-st, South Brooklyn within TIRES MN
uss walk Of Hamilton Ferry very convenient for s1y per-
son dong business ia The lower part Of ths city Rent ESQ
lhe Hamilton feHy, N. Y, orto sAHL DAYTON, No ~
MArketst. A. Y
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CAGLE HOTEL, corner of William and

IL Frsnkorr-sts, block from City HaL-Genfernen
have xef1znissd Roma with privilege Of Rssiins
Room from 81 IS 70 g per week Is cents per night or,
occupying room, 81 EACH Oaes open a. night IHis
house a sslng good bas.aes-
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SALOON of WONDERS

Ap No 5S9 Broadway, Chinese Buildings -ELEVENrH
WEEK OF the PRINCE Of WIZARDS BRILLIANT
SUCCESS Of the NEW SERGES.-Crowded aud En.lusi.
sstlc Audiences Every Highti-Prof ROBERT aELLER
the greatest Magcisn IN the world offers for ne Eeve,
Week Of is indispensable and wonderful
choice selection of his extraordinary
WONDERS OF THE MAGIC ART
combined with his mysterious experiment Of the miraculous
SECOND SIGHT!
Evening performances 70 u oclock and Oh
Saturday Afternoons at g. Admission 30 cp Child q cts