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By the Rev. J. B. Donelan, on the list IN :
slant, Mr. JOHN r. MORGAN to Miss Hail
RET WEIGH. both of this city.
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Virginia Locomotive Works.
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E00 MEN WANTED-e.ABaRING MEN
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june 16-2w P. DICKERSOl, Ag't.
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For sale BY Stott & Co, Winner. J. 3.
Moore. Il. B Clarke. Wallace & Elliot ard
H. II. McFEerscp. Washington Mortimer
+ Nowbray. $40 Baltimore street. ard by
Druggists generally lie q
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LIvER COMPLAINT IIruITY ~.

iEztraet from Jqn.ex Harris. Esg's Letter,
Ate9gnarfo, Ia,
After sreakirg of wordeIfrl cures on him
self. he says: Mrs. II. las teen suffering
with the liver conirlsint ard with inability
constantly complaining Fl, N wealress ttrou'
her whole system. Sic Few crioys letter
health Il an for thirty years. terg entirely
restored y TIE use Of Hamptonss Vegetable
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MiIitary-At meeting of the German
Yagers on last evening, the purchase OF
prizes was ordered, to be awarded to the
three best markSmen in that company.
The target firing is to take place on the
fourth of July.
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EOR SALE-In the village Of Tsrrytown, on
4 the Hudson River Railroad teorner OF Wsnnxson and
with brick Lot BY 1876 feet deep and contains
choice Nd ornamental tress snr1oerry ke- well Of
the best manner the present. s~nsr Apply 70 W. ".
WATERBURY No. 81 Pine-st OF on ne prsm:ss
THOMAS Z. NABEE.
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90 Ubom it man Concern.

A NNE KELOOLY, County Roscommon, Par
"A ish of Elphn, Gloomy Bran Ireland, landed IN New
York IN May 1919 ANY information by any person eau be
directed to the care of FETER A Balm p NJ, North Co
pale Columbia Co. state OF New YORK be forwarded to
BRIDGET KELOOLY.
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RANVARDs PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA.
~ LEN and ths HOLY LAND Is now open al the

b 20 Broadway, ADJOINING tie Metropolitan Sosei
nea nom authentic Drawings msde upon the spo; by
pANsAhp N person Pictare every evening
80, Ass 90 WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY Afsrooors a.
'ss<h' Asnz'seior 50 ets-sLjicysl hall pYsee.
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CARMlNE.ST.-To be SOLD at AUG.

II NC hON-
~ TiON. AZ 70 b. on the 18th inst, by ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER the Nerchants Exchange, the no Houses
and Lots Nos ~ and Is GaruiDe-st, built IA tbs
substantial manner WITH every necessary convenience tor
private resdence They would by small outlay bring
IN heavy for stores the location being one on the
beat the Tho houses each zj1H feet the lots
are z5xlo0 each The well grSed, paved and
severed. e8o01 sJo01 remain bond aud
mergsts For view Of the premises sppy 20 the Aue-
timer
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FOX SALE-A two-story brick front House
IL and Lot with front basenent AID s,t.c tgoasry
tea room attached Lot 25Hs7 feet. Apply TO }. II
THORSE, No. 1853 Walkers.
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ALL the MAGAZINES for FEBRUARY,
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EGYPTIAN ANTIQUTTIES-NOW EX
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effect by eboyDs anything that perfectly nntur
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ruy Just rule should expect from pro
has led him AlbEe the human heart AID IT,
every thought The Critic
CoNrENTs-Afy Cousin Carohne's Wedding Nathan, The
Poacher The Secret MouTner Tale Of Womans Love;
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The Outcast The Discarded Daughter; Asryask The Stu
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Vasper, the Iaformer. SPRINGER Il TOWNSEND
No - Broadway
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AMnsemeuts.

NJIBIOs SALOONS. NJ. GOTTSCHALK
rcspecthlly announces the musical public OF New.
vork ,hat he viii give q and Concert FRIDAY EVEN.
M"' req Mr. c ooTTScHALK viii be ssssted BY
Mine ROSE DE VRlES,
Mr. HOFFMAN,
Mr. KYLE,
Mr., FRAZIER
NORTHUMBERLAND l.
l. Daet-Grand Concertante for Flute aud Piano Forte
Messrs j. a. KYLE aud 6. +. BRIsTow.
Grand funphs SG TsatES
Fantasia for two Palos)
ny Mr. RloHARD HorfMAN and the Author.
T. Grand Ara"l due foscari
Sang by Mime Rosa DE VkiEs
septnor from Lucia di Lammermoor. Lszt
PART IL
(The Mcissonensa Masutks,j ''N'''
Poetic Caprices The ossanc Dauec. }GoItschalk
The Bananier NegroDSnce)
BY the AuToR.
Ana-Ah, mon Ills" Prophet" Meverleer
BY Nine. Ross DE vRlEs.
r.. nyM:E: RSrrSAs and he AUTHOR :
By Nine RCsr Dr. vxirs. S'u'
Vsrmva OF Venice, composed and executed
Tickets One aud Two Dollar. ascending 70 Scson fST
ss a, a. ne Music stores Seats can be secured WA
VIII be IN attendance to facilitate the audience
oeSisope icy O'Clock. Concert to oommencee a,7l
METROPOLITAN HALL. FOURTH
R.Sn Skay yI,S SoNCERT Of the NATIONAL GUARD
s sasp SATURDAY aHp vsMS 0frp February lass "
Jas Nol.
kr Rletzel
PROGRAMME.
fAsrFlRSr-FULl ORCHESTRA.
o'tAtu'V W SiIsoe4a ETotoyy
LtoesI@uhS W sltf. IAnner
5. Seens from Il Puritan" .Belin,
-, MADAME 0rro.
4 Ara nom EliAr Il AinOrr. -. -. =. - no.,,a,.,
fe.iSrmta on the ClkTione BY Herr Kie.er
Wsseipa WsIch Mstsas Otto
"'N"'AS Men ieissobn
l. ovettCTe 70 NAbUcco. ysx6;
Ana nom beIlsaIlo Doaiz.t
SeGitanska lo.ka .Petrnk
Seeus and CssatsnS from Ns6oceo.
.WulenA
Adnlsslun fifty ceCts. Yicke.s Tor sale et Wm H.ll
ssns No so Broadway; ct the princ pa music stoTys AID
door on the evening OF the Coaecrt Door, apsn a.
T. Concert TO commence at o'clock
DANORAMA.-TheM Mammoth Geographical
Panorama Of the Mississippi, from its moatf 10 The
usrd AID beautiful Falls OF ST. Anthony with ali pria-
epel cities and towns and general characteristics oil this
ntety River for than Three Thousand Miles viii
spen for Exhibition the FIRST OF FEBRUARY At
.ae METROPOLITAN Hal.
RANyARDs PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA.
~ LEN and ths HOLY LAND Is now open al tho
~ GEORAMA,
80 broadway, ADJOINING tie Metropolitan horei-
sneo rufn authentic Drawings msde upon the spot by
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NTEAM FLOUR MILL for sALE.-A new
ITO CAPITALISTS and sPECULATORS

For e about 800 acres Of valuable ir0n coal and
timber Laocs Ersassd the part Of Pcy ysns,
he me ,exa Railroads Also for ale exchange
for srrkGrdse, valuable NV and Gr1sruuil property,
with Store and Dwelers ataated Ciearfed Co, Pa,
no. dong a good business ALLEN CLARK, No. y
South Sd-si. Philadelphia
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FAST MORRIsANIA vILLAGE.-seeond.

~ svenue kailro.dAbout 80 lots yet for saeeTefms
Ten percent down AID balance before the 9Th March,
is8 These lots occupy very healthy ead besuaf, loc.
bon, lear aud IN full View u tie Lat RIVER and " the M
mediate ycny Of the residences Of sseral VI the most
wealthy and respectable etz.ns Of WetheSsI County.
Also hne tsins within q asre4 Ofs mile The horrssis
BfsDeh harcsd already built paAss throut ths prC3ey
also, The NewRocbslle and SecDndsv Railroad, xhioh
has been lately chartered expected viii pas through
this property Several beildns, and lots ceiling
rpdiy Dsnee OF this property fon tao eitynine niles
Title perfect For maps and ether inf rnaa.oa apply
d. b. WISTOS
No. 5TTyon-row. near Harlem Railrnsa Okce
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At PRIVATE sALE-A tvo-story and

~ basement Brick House on the north side Of fsths
between 9th and 7th House ~ byH feet contains
u The parlors have mental corDces and
ter pieces. Lot Is by SO feet, or less.
Also House and Lot at Wiiiianfbargb, No. 2H South
9tst between 9Th and 9n.sts The hOu5e threes,ory
and beernent with tea room Ia the rear frame Gied
with biek contains II rooms all complete order The
lot 25 by us feet inches deep The yard IL tissfuJ
laid out with Hspe vines &c. Apply 10
COLE g. Chiffon No Wa!lst.
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WOOLEN FACTORY, 4 MILES FROM
w NORWICH, C0NN.-TNvo sets Of Cards. Jacks Il
Looms calculated 20 alter ard weave s. s. or .h.des
with finishing apparatus will be cold ntd low with or
without the fcforv Power permanent
Also Cotton Factory IN Ulster Co. v Y. Stone bald.
ira 10 feet ong: Hoases and Store and 80 s.ses Of and
ard immense water power. To ,. sold cheap a. long
credit. II desired
Also tor ale Cot oS and WOODEN Machinery.
GEORGE WEBB No 81 BesvsY-st.
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MISERABLE REsIDENCE ior SALE

~ The handsome and SUBSTANTIAL modern thsees,o
and basement House No 81 Aorton~t, rs ct OF
Hu1son-st but the SOri ssan2e ulanLsr Of ths
bsst materials and ceplete viii cry dra 5s CONVENIENCE
and 81 the modern additions Vi water TO third story
es-, bath, wsterelosst, ktchenranxe lsundry dumb
waiter &C. very large yz.d stocsed with rsps vines
fruit trees ard howerns sbrabs-brOwn stone and bres
wakS-houe % ~ %, lot y BY 10 feet Cen be examined
by any respectable psrol aesisou 70 pulchas. soa o 10
O'clock.
ALo, the tgostoy and attic Brick House. No rs Bar
rov~t, directly m tie Of above For trs inquire A.
tue house on No lg7 guItou<t
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4 NEW and COMPLETE GAZETTEER of


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WANTED 10 sELL-A valuable Patent On
w Pow. Ia f.e., III eonsiaersd the oely oEs dnee
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y.rs cal 4. mo. MAYGERS Cos Agricultural
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CEORGE III. BELL. No. I5s Nassau-st.

GEORGE II. BELL, No. 15S Nassau-st,
~ general dealer in Foreign snd Domestic STATION
cry. Manufacturer of ENVELOPES, and PRINTER !;
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best paper Blank Account Books Of every description
large assortment Of Writing Letter and Note Paper. PLAIN
and fancy with Envelopes 70 match. $1,000.
SCHOOL BOOKS, COPY BOOKS and SCHOOL
STATIONERY at low prices . ,-,,,,
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uELLER's SALOON of WONDERS
WOODS MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broad.

w way, above Howardtt-OPEN EVERY EVEN
INCH. WOOD Manager and Propnetor-The enter
tanments offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian DeneRors cannot be equsltd by any other
baud in the United States See programme Doors open
at 65 Concert commences at Z! O'clock Admission %
cents The public respectfully informed that the Ater
uOon Concerts are discontinued
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ITO PRINTERS OF PUBLISHERS--tor
= ss!e Printing Of5ce, containing two do1oe roy =
AdArss Pm (sd peternl Standing Press RES ooaic
and al The usual Of pres room Power en ne
prvzr1ses TIE whole or part viii be sod cheap Aso
work Apply. bstwesn Y and e'elock, 70 E. j. RICH
ARDS, No. ~ Faltol
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UNITED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY,

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stituons Families Teachers, Matrons, &c, throughout
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ddrGRce the required compensation for year nclud
ing boad secured by trsnserabe check with references,
good all educational orders Money refunded for pro-
curing orders Personal applications often suited at first
call.
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Chances for Business Glen.

SUuHhbp lub 0HSiHISo %btRiss
nRUG STORE WANTED.-Address al
~ with location, price receipts for toe last
quarter rent &C. 10 T. B., Boyds City Post, No - VIII
i1Is-et.
TOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
Il FEET orcsr; also, . WIRE MILL, with souni.n
water stuated about three miles from Peekskl. Apply
JoSEPH sTRANa Pseksk1 Post-otee- or 20 4. "
BIBBY, kings r Sc
DARTNER WANTED.-An intelligent bust
l. Ian having s. so, cash 70 invest II Okee
business u this city Gear - oc IN e thza sixty days.
address with real name, AUGUSTUS, Osce Of The TTb
uHe. References required CONFIDENTIAL desired
GTEAM FLOUR MILL for SALE.-A new
~ Mill with four barr stones perfect snt splendid
machinery large chimney and - 5orseP steam En-
gre. IL u-ies from NewYoTk The Morrs and Essex
BsTcsd hzyiT turnout from the Va CD runs
ale of the mil door Plenty Of water and Al acre Of aad
The rE 1Lt power vii De cod scparste from the Touring
machinery Apply 70 MORRISON, No y sro-.-st
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WNTED-By Gentleman Room and
~ Bedroom 4 second story Of house Markets.,
sIlth Ward Adre~ D. e. City Post once. VIII be cen
teent ally attended 70.
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~ 4. %. %. F.-Tbe r. w g. l. Of Southern New
Yoft win commence IL regular SemiAnnuAl Session OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb 2 st7t O'Clock, In tbei
Room O y Hall, corner Grand and Centre-sts.
By order JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand sec'y.
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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS, CONNECTION.

II Frs, &c.-The subscriber, having had great expe-
rieuee in manufacturing Liquors Co-als, Confectionery
and Preserves would like engage with any wanting
his services The best Of references be given Address
A. b. C., az the Office of this paper.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMPHTTHFA.

OTER, No. 81 BoweTy R. SANDS Co.. Propretork
TUESDAY Feb. 2-The Entertainments commence with
the grand Chinese Cavalry Mr. w Oden VIII appear in
scene, entitled The Man.O'War's-Man. Mr. mcfarland
on The Tight Rope Frank Pastor in his unapproachabe
act Of Sornsrseng upon Horseback Prices OF
Boyes % cents PIT ~ Doors open at g. Performance
20 commence at " O'Clock. Performance Wednesday and
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HNO LET-A Farm of $50 acres. Also, n
Il Country Residence near Williams Bridge Depot, on
the read leading to Throg's Point. Inquire OF
ID. PEARSALL, No. 81 2l-st, NY
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"A for the Cathedral al Cleveland Ohio VIII be publicly
exhibited at the mapufactory No 72 Cenest the az
teTnoOIs OF THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATU RDA \ next
There will be performances in the evenings Of thursday
and SATURDAY, commencing at o'clock Tickets for
the evening performances may be had At me office OF the
subscriber, No. l12 CentTe-st. HENRY ERBEN.
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WANTED-A Gardner, well acquainted
w with the business, and with raising Grapes under
glass to 20 into hs country half DAYS ride BY rail
road; single man, one with small family preferred
Such will find permanent situation and far wags
If faithful and industrious Address u 1855 Post-Oice
stating age qualifications what eountrymAn and where to
be found.
WOOD ENGRAVERS.-GOOd wOrkmen
w can find employment. AZ beral wages with
w. ROWLAND, No % Sasssu-st y. Y.
Also wanted Boy, OF good habits of character possess
irg = taste for drawing
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A RESPECTABLE YouSG WoNAy wishes SIT
"A ration a. ChiSrsn. Mad ard ehAaser~0rk. CT 20 IS
sst IN liFh housewo-k Can be fer two asye N4A
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TEACHER-Wanted Immediately
mo PRINTERS-A Man competent % ak

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viii hear of good situation and permanent employment,
fair IN of the peasanies towns IN the interior
of the State by applying ct the Advertising Agency Of
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