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HOT CORN-over s.. OOO eopies Ordered.

hot CORN-Over IS 900 copies ordered.
IL HOT CORN LIFE SCENES IN New YoRE lLLusrRAIEO-
By Scion Robinson Eleganty bound In cloth Price 81 %
The following notice Of the work from The Spirit OF the Ie
New.York, will speak for itself:
"'Hor CORN Life Scenes in NewYork usstsd'-BJ solon
Robinson handsome l2o volume Of 900 pages with en-
gruvnls By De Witt Davenport NevYorE Price 81 - II
esh sTo the readers Of The Spirit Of the Tines need not
say who Scion Robinson he vrse that al he writes
always read with pleasure IL has been sood0rtuus
past have him correspondent and the tales tron bic
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West and Life woods Of GeorA will give OUT
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his Life Scenes in New-Yo THAI whole column OF recon-
end,on written remarkable acinsss which char
seteise. descriptive from bis pen IL PortraJ' life
1norg owy both white Of New.York and tells
sory story occurred and which the
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moment and ssme 81 the
neIi you the you must read 1t sbook thai
wse city village country South
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DE WITT & DAVENPORT. Publishers,
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Go Ubom ii mon Concern.

MECHANICS SOCIETY.-The General Society
III Of nechas and hold their annual election az NO
40 Brosdwsy TOMORROW MORNING, for Officers for the
ipr year the only contest for second ViesPre
The esnddstes for Vice President THos EARL Carpet
Dealer No el Broadwsy CHAS ~ LEUPP Leather Dealer No
a. and JAS r. WALTER, Plumber No 24 Broadway
and the candidates for Secretary are GEO sMELLEL Coal
Dealer No p Greene st, and WIN VAN NoADEs Frner No
llo Greenest.
CPRING TRADE-SOUTH and WEST.-Those
- who are prepared for reminded that "
MFR now tr1 Advertise for publication In the best
soufhern Newspapers for which he the e The
rspers are the Agency Tribune Buildings and ldol.
Lection can be made suited Merchants &nuctursrs S; &c
rI,HE GENTLEMAN who at DR.. Harris's held the
head Of Dr. Bsnnins that over on itsy on che
obge BY sending bis address 10 the athe NO
50 West. 2slhst New-York
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Mem publications.
New Edition now ready.

Now Edition now ready.
rTNHE ORPHAN SEAMSTRESS; A NARRATIVE
or ISwocENoE GUILT hrsrERy, GAINS BY the Author
nj Caroline TrAcy. The MineIs Apprentice &c. Price IS
cents
This tr,e narrative OF young and beautiful Girl who became
M victim Of the many which niTAp the unwly in this gs'
,o,o The chAIsste eli drawn from real life AMI the
- al really AZ present exist When this work first appeared
received many letters sskisg him to disclose the rea per-
with incidents Of the story bat In note %
b.p,,r of the work he that he feels ro't strongly IN
" The u,opriety Of giving ;lue TO the real parties
Tie most citing incidents Of the present narrAt's a
hi oecurrence during the very last summer
'"'" GARRET a Co. Publishers, No IS Ann-s''
For Sale by ell Booksellers
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Charses for Business Glen.

FAT STORE for SALE-Of four years standing,
N Good Will Stock and Fixtures s in splendid order New
Yok Newark Hstters esud rarely ind 80 GOOD 10
,,, ,nply AZ No zio Fulton Brooklyn No Wilhsns
Ike Of CAPS and Snsw Hat vii more aaPs 81
eTperses ms. -.
A RARE CHAECE.-FOr sale, Stove and I'm
N ware store with wosksh.p attached doing srst;rite s
rs-s s avenues In me city
u6lls well selected OF stoves ~! Ia
Nrr Cutlery Also Workshop Tools Ale hne1 Patterns
ures Less. Goodwill and Wagon sad H1Ene. ns
be for cash II spilled toz soon ApPJ "
the premiscso OF Ino hAs snI AM W
A PARTNER WANTED-A gentleman OF bushes.
n hsLs experience ABOUT saeag he Azeoa az az
r.ts Iross would Ike Partner with from r"s -
$500 Aav person buss habits wishing 70 elsss N
fsess may address with name and Fssid-ee boz 10 ' Nv
OGee.
DAkGAIN-An old established Drug store. Well
ID esed and .vorsby srrsd T.. 6asoes. N one Of TIE rs
sS,fi els IN TIE York Tor r-sdenee VII be
a az A tarsa in. Il spphed for Address -
EINsLEI 4 DARLING, Nc t2Nesey<t' NeS-fcfk
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fost ano foun6.

OST-A gentleman while escaping from the fire
Saturday with infant in h and 951e wearing
spr.ral lost BLACK BR0CADR SILK SKIRT lie was pro
ss tom the corner of Broadway through Great yonesst
krorsl thence Broad rtge fst
s rev will be PAID restoring the article 70 eoo
fetionsI NJ. Gs5 Broadway
OsT.-Lost or mislaid, a BOND of the New York
IL CeEir. Railroad c. No 7 fer sloo The pnehe are CAS-
toned against negotisiIpK said bond. -, ,.u,u.
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WILLIS MUSICAL WORLD, for 1854. "A
w New Volume Of this widely cculsted Fanny Ha' Paper
will the 7tb Of January 1854 All members o.
vouq para (who ought to ,ive their
what could be purchased for fifteen or twenty
Paoe, f0r Lfls -Bai1d-DaefS-
Ud he Guitar, FIuis pioiH also Ndcrel MEs, 40
Ooon and Aelcdeon Pieces, and Mask for ne Sabbath
Besides this, the comprises the following thngs;
st ENTERTAINING READING Of musical and general CHAR
scter comprising Stories Biographies Article on Art rsn, Aons
and French thing that can AFFORD al hour or
two's agreeable reading - .z,,,, ,,,-,r ,,,,,,-
PUBLISHED by which the purchaser will know what TO bay and
what 10 reject .... ,...-u,rr,,, cn,r,c,su,
of Artists Musical Books and Musical Perorg .nces
4h MUSICAL NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE.
5th. BUSINESS INFORMATION ON MUSICAL AFFAIRS
This great Does 70 where 70 OBJ
book of music OF any klhd "hs
this he be able 70 ASCERTAIN
Hli Musical Void II he be subscriber We VIII Wlinsy
him securing his object great saving Of time ana
expense this secured subscribing friends
fhe subscription price Of the MEroal Word ~ two copies
five delivered YORK d Brook IN with
charge Ans sendng US eut OF hve wiz
receive copy his trouble To subscriber
give gratuousy steel engraved Portrait Of the celebrated som
poser WALLACE, worth in itself 80 copy Or We
viii furnish World and Hlse Journal for ~ the Mast
cal and either KnicerbOker Putnam Hpas AiSI
.ne for 60 The World Tunes being weekly Journal has
larger than ali other musical IN this
address (po.tpadl Z. K DEYO,
No. 257 Broadway. N-w-York.
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yrstruriion.

EVENING FREE SCH00LS-Notice IL hereby
~ given EVENING SCHOOLS for the alton appren'
Others whose avoesons preven, th9s
Schools will be opened on MONDAY EEENiNb yanusIy
O'Clock, the Rooms OF the Male
Departments Of the following school houses
Ward I-Wad sci ool- n ouse No. y No 81 Grcenschst
Iy--Nafd School House No n Jamess, Chsham.
V-Wnd school House No a North Moore and Varckss
Wizard School House No a. Elmst. Leonard.
VII-Wad SohOo.lIou No 81 Monroes near Montgomery
VIII-Ward School House No. 90 Clarkstr near Brooms
IX-Wsrd School Aouse No corner Hudson and uroyers
N-NAd Schoolt No. 20 Lgdlowst, near Delsacy
XI-Ward School House No. 81, 9Th A., nesr Az q.
XII-Wurd school House No 80 l25h-st, Harlem
Ward School House No 46 l56th-st Carmansynle.
XIV-Ward Scbo House No % Orange st. Grand
XV-WAd School. House M. IS lSfh-st 6t1 ay.
NVI-Warj Sch ool-House No t3 2ith s.- near sth ay
XVIII-WArd school House No o. 9thst, bet s and Aavs
XIX-Ward schoo-iIouse No. q, fthft, near 8thay.-
EVENING SCHOOLS. for the EDUCATION OF FEMALES
also that ENENlNGtsCHOOLs for tbs education OF
Females will be opened MONDAY Jan iArY Hb O'clock,
the Female De pamenis Of the following schoolhouse
Ward IVNsd School House No D. yemesu near Chatham
VIII-Ward Schoo-House No 50, CLARK ST., BrOome.
A-Mard School House No q Ludlow Sc near Delaney.
Xf-WArd school House No So 9th ~ Av. @.
XV-Ward School-House No. s. 10Th ct near 6thay
XYIII-NsId Sohoououse No. f0 tht, bet M and 2dsys
XIX-Ward School House No e. fthst, near ghAy. -
SCHOOL for COLORED PEOPLE, Male and female VIII
alec be opened he time the sehoolhooso 10 aarensst
Grand .
teachers have been engaged and everything provided
be required conduct these schools and afford thorough In
the pupil free OF charge Application for admission
be made the schoolooms the schools are opened
J VFLDOs FILL NELSON J. NArERBCRY,
JOSEPH BLACKBURN LUTHER @. CARTER
WIN II Adds,
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MOLE TOMS CABIN

u Atths NATIONAL THEATER.-EoTICE to the PUBLIC
This Wonderful DRAINS fret produced At the
NATIONAL THEATER
July and performed night and on
Wednesday and Saturday sferRQon since, making in ALL
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGfTY-SIX REPRESENTATIONS,
the history ofthe In consequence
OF this atsIug the Manager time since resolved 10
represent magneentsys than ever and for that pur
pose engaged $50. .,,.,,
Scenic Artist who with his assistants have now com
peted their task and THIS Monday EVENING the piece will
be placed upon the stage with the - ..
MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
exhibited this country scene being entirely
the of the Great Auhor Mrs sIoWE
troduced NJ an expense TO the Manager Of
OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS! -. 1900.
SCENES will also be introduced, together with NEW
MUSIC And in order greater eca this Now Opening
the entire interior of the Thelte will msgioeny Decorated
gilt and Painted the seah improved Newly Cushot.d &c
superior manner
The THIRD CIRCLE finished in the style tbs i and
no females of an improper character will hereafter be admitted
ay rtrt of the Managers intention TO make this
strictly moral TheAter -
The Prices Admission will remsin the The Parluette
Arm Chair 81 cents and IS cents other the house
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piano-forles.

EOIIAN and OTHER PIANos-,,H IA,l
IDLY sstonkhlrsy low prices Best o. seeons "a
~. ~ rss m The published We hare
Ia soed L Dear Good Byesuns WITH yreai app ~ oee
{,.. wooS Ninsfrels-25 cents Little ksys DJins Bed
yeIy tssuf 25ess Deal Gently with the ssn
an the trade Supplied ct he lowest rates Ofde nom
$500. -. gsed post 70 BERRY GORDON,
e saeee-sors 10 7. s. Berry No. IN Broadway.
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forses, Carriages, &t.

HORSES and CARRIAGE.-FOr sale, valuable
psir OF ny Houses l6 hands high viii be cold a. gres,
barFsn Also Rokaray and Buggy Wagons Address CLAhh
Union square Post Office.
HORSES FOR SALE--A pair Of dark gray horses,
6sud wears old about l hands high gentle and well adapted
o a, be the stable in W-snngsons between
Courtsnd Liberty For other particulars apply at Il CotAna
s., upstairs.
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Real Gs.ate for Sale.

Real estate for Sale.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Iiye vacant Lots OF grosnd
n an the north id. Of g the 7th and shss each
lot abous large porsn Of tse psIcA.e
rsorev ran re.nan on bond and n40rts Apply 20
--'-'' - COLE 4 Chiffon, No 10 Sassau-st
a GOOD INYESTMENT-The ioui-ssory brick
n front and story Houses No lf3 West i for sale
Pce onIy no. Rents $50 Inquire the premises Of
M THOMAS; or WILLIAM LOWRY, No. y MarTsytt
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Boar0 ano Rooms.
TAYLORs INTERNATIONAL HO'

TNAYLOR's INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broad
IL corner OF international Hotel cor Of
for the transaction Of business Tuesday Jan In the erection
The cort and of guests and NJ pains spared
render the Hotel attractive and agreeable resort for travellers Ia
hotels Guests will be served with meals their spsrtns
The approved modern style
Tie I'M, two ao1's are , ssnsd IN ;ps Of rGo ~ "a
with Communicates,
BTosdwsy front 40 along the FrsnIa OF badns
o. ss of o1s 10 st the Of
guests The attDg these apartments in the 6e, .ye ..
richly eseoed and on the three upper stories they are
@ .h o pam -, ~, obinso Of eisSnce md com
fort aud hoped that nothing e to be desired IN th
the fact that peDges arriving IL the sy by the Boston or e
The Hotel will be under the direct superintendent
The proprietor grateful for the PATRONAGE hitherto bestowed 80
literally him. respectfully requests eS1nus1se the public
y" VIZ ME HEH In y AZ, Superintendent
EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS-Gentlemen VIII DO
~ well @ remember they can have Lodan IN single
ose. opsn i. fi airht P'' ''s' u '@
A TLANTIC HOTEL, No. Broadway, opposite
"A FountanThs old and vore Hotel having been entire
" refunshed department. ready 20 receive amIo
and gentlemen for the winter j. to6EMAN.
ITO PASSENGERS for CUBA-The Revere House
the largest airy and eomnodous Hotel in Hsysna,
n tPs @fs "a. ssa 81 SS Of Column
bns Plaza de Amas Quay also nearths Alameda
Paseo Thester. Acek visits the steamers 70 facilitate
the LANDING OF 'D Mrs RAYMOND Propretres.
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be furnished with
~ Rooms without Board al No s. hursyst
DOARD-At No 10 Bleecker-st, near Broadway
ID Pleasant for families aud single gentlemen 10
house 9S. the and S S6a %
DOARDING-A front ParlOr on second floor, UNI
Rooms for Gentlemen No pknp South Brooklyn.
ADDRESS H. A FINK, No. 2Walst care Of John Thompson
DOARD UP-TOWN.-A Gentleman and Wife can
ID Board with pleasant aparmens In quiet geneel family
residing No "a l0thst House Gaa bath room nc
ID floor furnished be obtained at No ~ BeeekeFs
Broadway. Also, single Rooms for gentlemen
BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman OF quiet hab-
its in private family Two Rooms Of moderate aye reg n
sitnson In Or near bay T SsI%es1 zh ana
DOARD WANTED-In private family, between
ps her own room reference required Address
+ H.. at the drug store corner lSths, and Gth-ay
FURNISHED ROOM to LET to a single Gentle
Il Apply to Z H. NEWMAN, No. 100 broaa"sJ'
doom WANTED-A furnished single ROOM with
there other boaren Location between Prince and
Fourh-ss in the vicinity OF Broadway Address '" L. s''nH
office
CNGLE GENTLEMEN, or GENTLEMEN and
l or Board No 50 Besehs near St Johns Park As
one unurnbed ROOM suitable for gentleman and wife
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS with BED ROOMS
attached suitable for families aso single rooms ere now
vacant at No. 10 WsyeEyplaee
TWO or THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be
with Board and Rooms at No 10 UnioasaaTs
west side. References EXCHANGED
ITO LET-And Possession given mmediately-A
Il suite Of furnished Rooms. No. 70l Broadway
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID GENERAL TOM THUMB,
Beyond all question not only The most gsRgM but me


SMALLEST MAN IN THE WORLD
He will sppeAr In addition to usual Comedies Faces 6
EVERY AFTERNOON at o'clock, and EVERY EVESINGd 7
O'clock only IN HE extraordinary entertainments
Ambulance the whole Museum to the Grstes the Bearded
Lady well the Performances 70 cents children nnaer
CURIOUS, No. 81 Bowery.-Boxes % cents Pit l23
" cents Reserved Seats 81 cents THIS EVENING and on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON splendid selection Of
and Acsbac Performances First night of Herr Won
of Rotary Equilibrium First night OF AeI
PHLO the Infsnte Wonder Performances commence ct
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Amusements.

The Origins.
GEO. CHRlSTY and WOODS M1NSTRELS,
No ~ broadway above Howarist.
Open Every Evening During the Week
WOOL. b2kaess
George Christy stage
Doors open 81 ~ o'clock Tickets Is eean
RUCKLEY's SERENADERS, Chinese Hall, No
~ $50 Broadway op every night MONDAY, January ana
~ Ibis week. the celebrated Burlesque NJ JuLLlESS
CHEsTRA, iDirod American Qnadriles" &c, Sc
hew souss Operate Choruscs Dances &c. Concert
eaees a ~ 0elock. Admission 25 tents.
RIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS-M WILD
MR. Spirtus Medium will receive visitors EVERY AFTER
sON end EVENING. 10 40 Broadway, door above
"'onsE Admission 20 eents Ladies % eeur
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Nearly Ready-l
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ANNA; Or P,fs.ges from Home Life.
CONFIDENCE, Tale. - . - =, -,
THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR
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Splendid illustrations and original articles By the BEST authors
Among contributors this volume happy 20 announce
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A CHAMBERMAID and Laundress or as Nurse and
"a sesmstress BY Trustworthy and capable Woman
With the best Of references um her last employer first rate
ssher and children WI herself
eIGly useful. Call at No "a BoxeTy.
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Gonses TO Eet.

A FAMILY, about giving up housekeeping, are desir-
" articles for bOs.ekeepios Possession given imnedAEey IN
qgiIe at No. - oiver-st, up stars
DROADWAY-TO lease, the two Stores Nos "A
I'D Broadway be extended through 10 New 81 fos
sion Of No had tie Let Of February the other on the mrs.
NESMlTH Co, No u Bro.d.ay.--
HOUSE to LET-No 143 East 23dst., near 2daV.
fourst5ry aud basement with ell the modern improve
gss baths Also, apartments IN Yarloa pa Of tlS y
Div 70 DISCO No lz5 Lewst from 10 NJ snd from ''
p n 1t No IA East z3dst, near Sd-ss
HOTEL and ST0RES.-TO Let the new hVe.s'9ry
Budnr on sthAv blocks below the Cystal Pa ace lle
FIST story ssable for Stores which will be let
sired The upper contains about 70 rooms and ven
he terms win be Apply to NESAlIh Co. NO. "a
Broadway. . -
7 OFT to LET or LEASE.-The four Lofts OF tle
na,bleout store No "a Beekmanst Slo feet eaen
ss fssS and p sTass aer F s.Rf w. CO.
doom to LET, with STEAM POWER.-One large
Ia Room Sc BY 10 sod ghtsd Aso, several smaller Rooms
viii sST power 10 one Of locations 10 the ei Apply 20
fERRIs TABER corner Greenwich and se.ehss
SITFAM POWER 10 LET-LOfts with or withou
y Steam Power Apply to CHARLES M slAosSOA, No lsl
LeEsst.
mo TFT-Tbe premises No. / Cstherine.st corner
Of D,non no eec5ped b. the Island cy Bank The Bank
VII he removed 20 iS Broadway, Of bertyst
.boai he Ist Of Feb For apply above.
ITO JET-From lst February next, the two-story
and stlic Dwelling Hous No 10 LeToyst Apply 70 G. g.
BANTA. 30. IS above street..
ITO LET-Several APARTMENTS containing a
ROOM bedroom and kitchen esch small sable families
o. Inquire Of A. 5. SCRIBSER, No ~ Broome-ss
ITO LET-The I'd story Of the Store occupied by
Il w his snely lighted desirable location Apply on the
pusIn-es MOULTON, PLIMPTON, WILLIAMS 8 Co, No II
Fese, and No Bsresyss dir cty In rear Of Astor Ho1e
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Executive Committee on Eyoains Free SCHOOL,
Hal OF the Board Of Education, corner
dsudE uo-la Dec {

INSTRUCTION in BOOKKEEPING. - IL may
safely be asserted that the student who has passed throa
the Bookkeeping department OF GOLD
SMITHS Writing Rooms No S2 Broadway will ee sble within
after entering any counting house 20 understand the sys
adopted the es'Abshment and carry
practice with and dispatch The why and where
operation will be explained and uated the pupil
will be thoroughly grounded the objects and purposes OF All the
proccs-s called perform; the ample caeuaons
be Fought within the Of his reason and seose are
his routine
wi be enabled 10 furnish philosophical exposition Thus quail.
sudsn will be t position 10 which the nonnbent
il required and verify the transaeoss Of commerce
The sys Of Instruction pursued al OOLDShIIp5 once
simple and philosophical Ind Praes and Oh nshns
any counting house candidate for the h position - a. &C.
couDtsnt n,
thorough Of Double and Single Eatry Boof
Rns Mercantile Arithmetic nclusins Books aud ststionsry
EZJ: PAYABLE the commencement.
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yNANTED-At No. 522 Broadway Statesmen,
W Clerks School Teacher, Pore coachmen G.rdensrs Men
on RAILROADS and Steamers Boys learn Tsde Girls to fill respon
be Situations Applicants incosss 81 free Of postage stating
nsrtieusrs will be suited THOS SPHINX Agent.
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Wanis.

VERY RESPECTABLE YOCNG PERSON, capable
"A oeuns and sitting ehdrsns eiosh3s I'D al sns. o. ai
.osd duc.ion be wss take charge OF src~s enid
The best Of city reference can ee gwen IL
No 81 West xsa<t, nr IN 49,
tsiTd walk up wthsu rs Eins the door BEL
A s Cook and TO wash and iron in private family
~ ChEmberuad snd Waiter, or N9tef o. 20
aLsr Girls very experienced and Dave eheeeni CITY
ref,rerces Call At No y Gthav- IN the BookstoTe
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VyTANTED-A Salesman who has large aud vaua-
w bic sintsnee with merchants from the Western States
One satisfactory references character cspabi
he, and fuenee can find employment No u Vesytt Mons
cher ned sppiy GARDNER GREENE & Co.
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TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGE CY and
u SAVINGS BANK .Gs7 BY E. H. WILCOX No 29s sT.sd;
Unir0s1t Education TEACHERS MEETING
DAILY 70 and o'clock, nezotatng all orders. Every
dollar invested draws interest ONE HUND RED DOLLARS co NJ
PFESATION, sDd perpetual announcement Of WANTS and
MERITS secured by q Transferable Chefs CHECkHOLOERS
share the COMMON FUND and the sale Of CHECKS
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6ueCial Notites.

Dss.arratic Wing General Commltte can sdi2Irae
use,g q Committee will be heid on TUESDAY hFhNO'
Ian "A o'clock, at the Broadway House by oIoeI TO-
JNO. Il. WHITE, Chairman pro tem-
BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr, lsec,.t.ri,s pro TEN.
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ITO PRINTERS-A smart, active Man, who is o
Practical Printer accustomed TO making up newspapers and
bookwof DESTROYS Of obtaining situation some Urea steam
Printing Office where he have 10 or 10 minutes grace after
O'clock h II thorou ghy before entering for the
dsy upon cold comforts Of steam heated Office Address LII
flee