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Reg'tai Headquarters of Volunteers
q. WaShingtQn. Decemhar 40. 1872

Reg.tai Headquarters of Volunteers,
Washington, December 80, 1859.
IN accordance with an invitation received from
4 the Committee of Arran gements for the ssInau-
guration of the Equestrian Statue of General An
drew Jackson on the 6th day of January next,
the Regiment of Volunteers will assemble on the
9 O'Clock m. on that day, for which the officers
commanding companies will give the necessary
orders. az 3hs5'.s T!5ttt 54af{
The occasion in an especial manner invites the
cheerful CO operation OF the military, since it di
reefs the attention of the American people to the
erection of statue to endure for ages, commemo.
rative of the genius and valor of soldier, whose
extraordinary deeds in arms were even surpassed
by his ardent love of country, well illustrated
by his memorable declaration, which s now, and
will ever remain, watchword with every friend
of his county
ssThe Union must be preserved
By order of the Colonel Commanding: ~
4 -sa.aa sla8 JAMES B. TAFT, Adiutant.
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NOTICE no CONSUMERS OF GAS.

~ .fe OFFICE GAsLIGHT COMPANY,
WAsHINeToN, December 81, 1852
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that from and
IN after the first day of january, 1853, all bills
for gas, extra service pipe, &c., are required 20
be paid in bankable funds at the office of the Com
pany, on Maine avenue, between Sd and a streets
No discount will be allowed on any bill after the
expira ton of five days from date Of its presenta.
ton, and if not paid within ten days from the came
period the flow of gas will be stopped By order
of the Board Of Directors: j. f. BROWN.
Dec 2s-eod2w SecretaIv
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ftHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDY, LIZ
" QUORs, .-Just received large supply
Of Champagne Wines, direct importations from
Havre-3i8 t-t az Aaf& tssE % 3.y-lg gefsia -5tq
/. 275 baskets, quarts and pints in perfect order,
OF high grades and selected brands, for this
market So fGet s35 taIsl4 q
Heidseick' Boxers Verzanay sAil 40 E49t
Bocha's, Moelt's, Mac Saturne, Inoys, &c. 4 ~
Also, a few haif-ppes of old superior pure Bran
Y dies w ~
4 Otard's, Hennessey's. Old London Dock, Jean
Louis, Martel, and A. Seignette Rrandies
aal8u .fa8f 4is WINES. '.4 @ -, Z.
5 Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherries 81 ~. = s.
Old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Sparkling Hook
Stein Wine, Chateau Margeau
Claret, st. Julian, Maraschino, and Curacao
ifsg and Anniseed Cordialsa
English Pickles, Brown Stout and English
~ IS Ale, &cota8 sH5 @5t 4 ag5s fegss 500.
Chow Chew Sardines.. Sc. For sale by ssH
s0p tzs5lii GEO. & THOS. PARKER IL Co., ,rg q
/. Dec l3-3tawiulif Opposite Brownie Hotel
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A cRoMATIC OPERA GLAssEs.-We have
"A received another lot Of superior Acromatic
Opera Glasses, quality warranted, prices low.
7. BASTIANELLl & CO,
Importer of Fancy Goods and Perfumery
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BY the President:
EDWARD EvERETT, Secretary of State.
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AND WARRANTS wANTED.-Hiehest
Ia market rates paid by 4 ze<Qg -
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Dec 22-eod2w Bankers, opposite Treasury.
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IRON HALL, ff" a9s
Pennsylvania .auenue, bct,oeea Oh aud OH SIS.
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
THE AZTEC CHILDREN

THE AZTEC CHILDREN,
NTlLL commence their entertainments On
Wv THURSDAY evening next, at O'Clock,
and continue for a limited number of days three
The AZTECS are an entirely new type of peo.
pie, about two feet In height, kind of human
being never before seen. with physiognomies
formed by descent through ages of thought and
association, of which the public have no know.
ledge-moying, observing and gesticulating diff
fen emily from ali other people. 1-s.,5
To say that these folks altogether the greatest
phenomena OF all ages and chimes, and that their
appearance at once calls forth emotions peculiar
to none ever before experienced by the visitor is
only to affirm what is everywhere admitted
But to satisfy the public that new race of PEG
pie OF this diminutise stature have actually been
discovered and brought from Central America to
the United States, requires evidence of the M jst
positive character; such evidence ia really and
truly in the objects that have drawn TO their exhi
billions and satisfied nearly all of New York and
Philadelphia. They are specimens Gas Horace
Greeley says) of dwindled mannikin race who
almost realize in bodily form our ideas of the
&c Brownies" Bogles' and other fanciful crea-.
lures OF a more superstitious age; and Gas N. p.
Willis observes) somehow appear with an unex.s
plalnable look of authenticitysa conscious pri-
GRITTY, as if5they were of the Sold family of hu
man nature, and We were the Mushrooms of
to-day. 10 ,yaius " zgtf:ti2Gf g5s $500 -
These people are not brother and sister hea
They are not 'dwarfs; are perfectly formed in
every respect. 81 5aaafd# = 11zsfa ti "a;
Y Their habits tastes, and dispositions, are per-
fectly in accordance with the different sexes
A child year old requires more food than both
of them. i erE ~, -T,5 -----
/. i The girl sews and nurses her doll. ~" ~ ri
The young man plays his fiddle and drives his
horses. b 5g,@9f t : 49,
Maxine weighs 90 pounds, Bartola only IT. sj,
Bartola is about 10, and Maximo Is years of age.
The lady is 29z, the boy 332 inches high.
They are active, playful, and happy; they have
no vernaeular language, they speak variety of
English words, and understand readily all said to
them. .f 81
The girl is actually pretty. p
The man reminds you of the quaint old idols of
the ,Azecs. -
To describe them is impossible; they are com
plete puzzle to all behoders. In word they are
unlike any thing but themselves 80.
They were discovered in the idolatrous citv of
Iximaya; mentioned by John L. Stevens, esq, and
other travellers. rs :. 80 tzs'
Doors open from 10 to IL, 8 to s, and Z to 9. Lee
hlbition. l,I5.5#
Tickets rs cents Children half-price.
Dec 29-dtw $3.50 - e
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< aOLT's PIsTOLs.7-A full assortment Of sizes,
" direct from the mandatory, for sale at uni !.
form prices, at STEVENS'Si Sales Room, IL
Jan l-eo6tif Browns Hotel
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I A full list will be given hereafter
- Prlce $5 per anuum, or IS cents per number
Terms for clubs Sc, will be given in separate cir
culars.
Orders received by all booksellers throughout the
United States and by the publishers.
Country papers copying the above advertise
rnent and sending the same TO the publishers will
receive the work, free of charge, for one year.
Fl ,i.F G.P PUTNAM g. Co
3gr 10 Park Place, New York
U- PUTNAM'S POPULAR LIBRARY is etiH
continued semi monthy. See separate announce.
ment. Nov l5-m&T
IT OsT.-On Saturday morning last, between
IL Browns Hotel and the Alexandria steamboat
wharf, bundle addressed 10 II, Cameron. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
bundle with MIR. Cameron, over Todd's Hat Store,
( Dec 81 a9&
til ORSE SHOE ROBINSON, AND SWALLOW
IL BARN.-By Hon. John P. Ksnnedyi new
illustrated editions, .sle
For sale in Washington BY
1a TAYLOR & MAURtY.
Dec A. Booksellers, near NIath slLvSL
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GEORGE p. FOX, United States Army and
VI United States Navy Tailor, 1913 Broadway,
corner of Anthony street. New York, takes plea.
sure in announcing to the citizens of w ashington,
and also the thirty-two States. of the Union,
that he has taken the spacious store and dressin
rooms, Nos. 10 and liWillard's Hotel, corner Of
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue where he
will b, present or permanently represented by one
of his attaches on and after this date.
Jan 6-law3w AsI& 4tAi T
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TX WAR; EVERETT'S CREATIONS AND
u SPEECHES, 2 volumes, octave. # s'a
Websters Works, new edition, edited by Ed
ward Everett; 6vols.y, 8vo
For sale in Washington by is,a esulsl ~ g
1910 80 TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan Booksellers, near 9th street.
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0sIBBES'Si LARGE MAP OF CALIFORNIA
VI from recent Surveys and Explorations 1852,
Eppnger andRaker's Large Map of Texas, from
Surveys recorded in toe General Land Office. 1882
Cordova's Map of Texas.tass i.tgIs
Jan i9aayeai IS tht FRANCK TAYLORg 8
business MANS FORM BOOK containing
ID forms and instructions for drawing contracts.
rortga ges, deeds and all other legal papers with
the laws of the various States maltese of every.
day business, &C., Sc. YeA
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan Is Booksellers, near 9th street. ,
NTAGNIFICENTA ASSORTMENT OF PEARL
lYl and Ivory carved Fans, kid and satin back
mounted in pure silver, warranted in quality.
We desire those in want of the above article to
examine our assortment and price, before sending
their orders to the North. 3 &b&
As we defy competition in quality, style, and
price, we warrant whatever we sell to be as repre-.
sented. sEfGdisl 58i ~ at5 4 % 449 te4tst
iatfssE sfifaf9 IT. BASTiANEI4LI & CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods and Jewelry, II
I Dec3l kaH Browns Hotel.
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HAVANA CIGARS.-We have received direct
IL from Havana, to be sold on commission,
They will be sold in boxes and punches only.
T. BA6rIANELLI & CO..
Importers of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry,
&c. .n Dec ID
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CHARLES E. WEAVER. b ERoRrnr n Carrpr
WEAVER & CAFFEE,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLoRS ATLAW
IA and General Agents for the Prosecution of
Claims against the Government, Washington, ID c.
Refer 10 Hon. Elisha Whiltlesey, Hon. John w
Farrally, Joseph C. G Kennedy, ESQ and 10
members OF Congress generally.
Address box SO City Post Office
Once on east side Of ii III bt. Penn. aY. and
Nov 4-tri- wilma w6m
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A CARD.-MRS SEGUIN BBGS 10 NFORM THOSR
frnt quarter viii commence Tuesday Jan 2S Private
lessons on Mondays and TAursdays Application 10 be
made at her residence, No. 80 White street
DESr HOIAAN AND BOUDOR PIANOS MAY HI
~ found at 2W BroadWay.-Haliet Davis 4 Ce.'s
pianos with eoans the best for tone
and standing IN tune Of any In the world while Samuel
Gtibert's boudoir pianos the only which are
sought after Second hand pianos in great variety cheap
Music and musical publications. Dealers supplied On
liberal terms. Pianos 70 lit
7. S BERRY & CO., 20r Broadway.
r NOOIN L THOMPSON, Al BROADWAY. OFFER FOR
IL sale, very large assortment Of Boston and New
York pianos including the celebrated pianos of Halet
Davis Co., Boston, with without the Koan; Also
. good supply Of second hand pianos Pianos to let
HN0IIAN PIANOS-T. GILBERT 4 CO.'S NEW
III York WareroOms, No. 1888 Broadway, corner Of
Anthony street. second floor where the largest assert
ment Of pianos, with and without the celebrated i'm
proved aolean may be found, all Of which have the
ac frame and warranted to stand any climate and
give entire satisfaction and will be sold at great bar
gains BY an experience of eight years. resulting in
many important improvements the HOan has been
brought to perfection attained by others Nearly
900 s'oans have been applied and the demand il ra
yenient for small rooms. T. q. Co.. pianos admit
ted to be superior to all Others owing to their rmness
and long standing in tune We need better evidence
Of the popularity Of these instruments than the fact
scarcely fill all the orders Prices at the
factory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
HORACE WATERS, Exclusive Agent.
Constantly hand extensive assortment OF second
hand pianos in rosewood and mahogany cases varying
in prices from $40 to $50 second hand 9olan psno
from 500 to S275 Prince Co. melode0ns from S35
TO 500 Csrhars $S5 to 800 guitars, from $40 to $75
&C.. &c.
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A UCT1ON AT MOUNT vHRNON.--A LARGE QUAINT
"A ~ OF oal hickory, and other timber lying near the
New Haven depot viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers
vt O'Clock r. NJ, Monday, Feb I. At the same time
hy auction private sale the house, lot barn and store
lately occupied by Post & OBrien, situated Eighth
avenue near First street. within few hundred yards Of
the depot Terms easy. Should the weather prove I'M
favorable, the sales will be adjourned to he first fair day
ensuing.
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A c. TUTTILr AUCHoNEFR. POSITIVE SALE OF
viii SELL on Tuesday o'clock at 102 Broadway the
entire stock Of valuable furniture contained therein con
sisfng Of elegant rosewood suite ensmced chamber do
mahogany sofas and couches sofa tea tables
paror and Arm chairs rocking do bookcases wsrdrobes
extension tables dressing bureaus and wa shstands with
marble tops hall stands counting and chairs
sofa bedsteeds, towe stands, children chairs, &c The
whole 10 be sOld without reserve for cash. Catao
ready ON the morning of sale.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCrIoNEER. -yOpTHEAsr cor.

ID A. Chiffon, AuCrIoNEER NORTHEAST COR
ID. ner Of Park place and Church street.-The aubscri-
Der will lesse at auction by Cole Chiffon, auconeers,
Tuesday the first day OF February, at IL O'Clock at
The Merchants ExchangeTbe valuable property at tho
northeast corner Of Park place and Church street to
gster with the southeast OF Church and Murray
streets, having front Of abouA feet Park place 1b2
Church street, AMI about 50 feet Murray street.
Tbs lease will be for u years from the first OF May 1863
with one renewal Of II years more; there the
premises double three story brick dwelling on Park
place, known No. a. and brick stables Murray
street For full terms particulars and stpuation Of the
lease apply to the Aucticneers No. Wall street. where
nLips and printed terms Of salc DO had
GoOf.D H0YT, Executor, &c.
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CORPORATION SAIE-PUBIIc NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that sale viii take place at tho public yards
Wednesday, the 9th inst Of such goods ave bee
removed from the wharyes piers and reefs Of the city
aud that have remained 10 the yards TO the 9th day of
January last past sale at the yard Rvingon street
noerck, At H. noon IN Jane street near Washington
al L III. By order. GEORGE WIFE,
SUPERINTENDENT of
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A UCT10N NeT1CE.-SAIE THIS DAY IN THE AUCTION
rooms, IL Spruce street at lOlS O'Clock, Of furni-
ture, sofas, locking glasses, extension tables bureaus
carpets &c. Also, by order Of assignee extensive
assortment Of hardware comprising the usual varieties
found IN well stocked store. Also 20 900 segars, dry
goods, clothing, sc. Il Forrestal
THOMAS BELL. Anctonaar
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n u. NASH, AUCri0SF1.R, STORE NO. so BROAD
~. wayExccutor's sale Of boarding house furniture,
AT IL A. ~, nj No 1ls Water street consisting Of gene
raj assortment OF furniture. Also, the valuable lease Of
Tie demsei premises.
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N s HOrGH AUCJIONEEI.--TO MORROW OWED
~. nesday) Feb 2 at 1o1< A. NJ, ut No. 81 Beesman
street large quantity q good household furniture all
of Which will 10 sold without Terms under $50,
cash; that amount good three and four months
notes will be received Catalogue morning Of sale
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NfHOIR ON THE PHYSICAL AND POLITICAL.
1Vl Geography of New Granada, with a new map By
General G. De Mosquera President of that republic
member Of several scientific societies Translated from
the Spanish by Theodore Dwight Read before the Geo
graphical and Statistical Society Of New York Published
by the translator ut 116 Broadway and sold by all book
sellers. Also, "Memora Sobre Ia Geografa Fisics :
Poitica do La Nueva Granada &c-the same work, in
the original with map.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY, 40
~ Ann street.-The publication Of the New York City
directory commenced by the undersigned upon the de-
cease Of Mr. John Dogge Jr this spring will hereafter
be continued under the title Of Tr0ws New York City D
-ectory, compiled H. WILSON.
The Directory for the current year. issued from this
establishment, contains upwards Of hundred thou
sand names being twenty five thousand than any
other directory Of this city ever before published
JOHN +. TROW
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

49, -
A CARD-MR CTIARRUAUD'S CLASSES ARE OPEN
"A for the reception Of pupils Tuesday and Friday
at bs past O'Clock, afternoon for ladies' misses and
masters, 1T 20 White street; Monday and Friday at
half past evening, for gentlemen and on Wednesday
and saturday at II noon and half past afternoon
ladies' misses and masters at 81 Thirteenth street two
doors west of Broadway south side The fourth soiree
will take place on Thursday evening next February 3D.
NJ 20 White street.
DANCING ACADEAIY.--MR. c. WEIGHTS DANCING;
IL Academy, Military Hall Bowery opposite Spring
street Mr. Wright would inform his friends that his
cond quarter will commence Tuesday February /.
Days Of tuition Tuesdays and Saturdays for ladies' aud
Tuesday and Friday evenings for gentlemen For par
culars inquire ut Mr. WIS residence 15l Tenth street
DRIvATE CLASSES IN DANCING, NOW FORMING
IL for the second quarter at 600 Broadway Evenings
for ladies and gentlemen, afternoons for children and
ladies' Separate classes exclusively for beginners Prac
tice in the new dances quadrles aud Waiting All ap
plcatons to be made at IA Bowery music store.
X. 4 f. II. BURNrON.
NEW CIASSFS-BROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY Al
IN his Assembly Rooms, No. c8l Broome street.
The most fashionable styles Of this country and Euro
taught in the shortest possible time, and moderate
terms class for ladies' and misses Tuesday ar
ternoon from till o'clock class for gentlemen
Tuesday evening, from till 10h O'Clock. Also,
class for children Wednesday afternoon from 81 til
O'Clock. The school will continue open during the
whole year.
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LNOR SALE, OR TO LEAsE-A THREE STORY HOUSE
IT. and lot, the Crystal Palace, excellent loca
tcn well suited for person wishing to open respectable
resort FOR vsters during the great fair II will bc leased
FOR five ten years This is great chance. Appca
iion should be made Immediately to KELLOGG Nc
ARIHUR, Chambers Hall, O. Chatham street
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IINOR SAIE--A BRICK HOUSE, NEAR BROADWAY
I and Blocker street three stories basement, and
under cellar and back building three stories high fine
vault sewerage convenience &c. fitted with gas bath
rooms wator closets and all the late improvements; tho
ceilings and walls beautifully painted rresco The
complete bachelors esa kshment in tho city, Tor
\ small family. The lot points two streets Apply 10
HOMER MORGAN. No, l Zine street.
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IN COTTON, NATURALIZATION ALEoF NEW
IL and second hand furniture, this day, Tuesday, Feb
l. nj l0i. O'Clock, al The auction rooms 80 BoesIoan
street the entire furniture Of gentleman removing from
ibo city aud win comprise the usual assortment Of par
Tor dining room, bedroom, and basement goods; also,
earets, oil cloths beds and mattresses glasses kitchen
turn;tmc, &c On Thursday, FEB 3, mortgage sale Of
ali The furniture IL the house No. % West Fifteenth
H. Fifth More full particulars to morrow.
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DYFING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SAI.E.--A. CORMIfR
~ French dyer late of Walker street. offers for sale
his we known dyeng establishment. Possession may be
had Immediately, with stock on hand Apply at the lac
tory No. 264 West Nineteenth street between Ninth and
Tenth
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TOR SAIE-BUSINESS or ALI. DESCRIPTIONS
IL Boarding houses barro0ms, fancy dry goods stores,
receipts intelligence offices, leases houses lots farms
&c Houses and stores rented and rents collected Bust
entrusted to this Office will be punctuay attended
Call and at Chambers Hall Go Chatham street
KELLOGG & MACARTHUR.
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J-7OR SALE OR To LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS
L Wharf property in Brooklyn, the Wall
street Ferry For particulars inquire at q Wall street.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

~ RATH.-NEW PUBIICATIONS.-AP POPULAR TREA-
NJ tse the and Of nervously debiIitated
health and enfeebled constitution that harrass young
bessts the OF pleasure, business study
biters old age just published and be had gratis
By addrsssing post paid box 100 Broadway Post Office
New York
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I,oR SAFE ytnY cHrAr. n NpPllEn roR soon.

INOR SALE VERY CHEAP, II APPLIED FOR SOON
House and lot house 25x4S, four stories and base
nent, with MI the modern improvements built IN most
substantial manner for the owners occupancy
Tenth street the First three story nd
basement house IN Twenty fourth street Eighth
avenue; do in Thirty first street, Lexington
aycnuc two do Twenty eighth street, Seventh
avenue do in Twety first street, between sixth and
Seventh avenues two stores Seventh avenue, paying
twenty per cent each also two stores A. pay
ing twenty five per cent house in Sixteenth street, be-
tween Ninth aud Tenth avenues 2lx46, price IS 500;
brown stone front house Twenty sixth treet near
Sixth avenue for IS 600 two do in Twenty third street,
Eighth avenue lot Thirty FIRST street,
Fifth avenue: three Thirty second street between
Broadway and Fifth avenue two do. Thirty third
street, Fifth avenue four do. on Thirty fourth
street between Sixth and Fifth avenues; i've lot.
Twentieth street near Second avenue.
SAMUEL EDDY, 63 Wall street, bascment.
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NOR SAIEr-THE ONE HALF or THE LARGEST AND
liz most prosperous lnundries in the city. The adyer
Users health forces him to withdraw from the business
ANY person wishing 10 engage in the laundry business
viii lind this opportunity. Price $4,000 cashao
less Address. With real name, laundry, Herald ohice
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FJNO DENTlsTS-FOR SALE, AN OLD E.srABLLanEu
i dental Office laboratory and residence combined in
gentcel and eligible location. Rent very low on lease
Address, with real name, dentist, at this Office.
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TIN0 nRTGGETS.--FOR SALE SEVERAL CASES SE-
cond hand drawers, glass cases, &c, suitable for .
retail drug soie. Apply at the Collamore House, $50
Broadway
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~ auction, on Thursday, February I'D, at L. clock
~ the Merchants Exchange the following valuable proper
~, 10 close concern viz On Water street.-The three
story brick store and lot No 133 Water street situated
IN the southeast of Pine aud No IS Pine street.
70 feet 0inches 'front.' 20 feet inches rs feet inches
Pine street On Beaver street.-The three story store
and lot known No. ~ Beaver street Broad street
On First avenueAso the four brick houses and ot of
ground, known Nos 49, Ala 416 and AS First ave.
nue.. Of the being the southeast corner OF
First avenue and Twentyffth street On Twenty fifth
ttreetlsO brick house and lot OF grouRd the south
de OF Twenty fifth street. AZ feet OF First avenues
ae Of house, "a feet front Twenty fh street by rs
feet IN depth Also one lot OF ground adjoining the last
lively sold, being in partition, close concern For
maps describing the above property apply 10 the
! ioncer No. Broad street