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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-03

nave uue blluto VI Oul Coiuih"o'
| ~ Mr.. PHILBRIcy, the clerk OF the es-
Establishment, wishes US 10 intimate his re-
CARDS 10 The Patrons OF The Union, who arc
several years behind in their payments, and
also say, that nj all business hours no may
be found in our counting.room, No. ], Cen.
trail Block.
FIRE.-The building occupied by Porter
Hamilton, in Marlborough Centre, for q
store, and Ira I. Drew, Esq, County Aiior.
ney, for law office, was destroyed by fire
Friday morning, fortnight. Building owned
by Mr.. Drew-insured for $3.50. MI. Ham,.
ilion's stock was valued at $4,000 - insured
for $500. Mr. Drew, we regret 10 learn,
los, his law library.
~ By reference 10 our advertising col.
umns il will be seen that Mr.. c. q. Bur.
LEIGH, notwithstanding his total turnout at
the old stand, is ready nj new quarters 10
clo,he the ragged. Mr.. d. isa good man
and good tailor, and we trust will continue
10 meet with generous patronage.
The Panorama Of Cuba, now on
exhibition a, Central Hall, Is really well.
executed Painting, and affords IN irstruo-
live and pleasant entertainment. To-mor.
row afternoon, The Hall is open for The
Schools, and the little folks will oil thank
us for limiting 10 parents tho necessity Of
seeing that each and every one Of them Is
provided with 81 cents. a aa
10 The Maine Mechanic Association
has voted 10 hold Fair in Portland some
time in the autumn Of this year. hwhl 90
open for The display Of all the various spec
imens Of Mechanism and tho. Ar's, and y
expected 10 be superior in mat respect 10
anything ever got up "a Maine. $4,000
for the purpose o. carrying on the enterprise
lin manner crsdi'abls to the Society and
State, L. f.;t r,,., .,'r,Y.
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On Saturday, February Of congestion Of the BRAIN
JsHS EDWIN sTuwKL BRIEsT of Joseph Wins and Viz
gnia Ellis lest aged years, II months and 81 days.
The rier d and relatives the family Invited TO at.
tsnd the funeral at half past O'Clock TIL afternoon
from No. 4s First street, between First and Second
Philadelphia and Trenton, NJ papers please COPY.
On Saturday February q, JACOB f. only child Of Tread
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, No. loo Ludlow street. at one O'Clock this After
o. saturday morning, February a. OF disease OF the
heart Mrs CArHARNr BRADY, In the SD Of her age
Bacy Ard her brother James FAgsn and Of her son
hw Terer Koen are respectfully Invited to attend
Afternoon from late residence No IS Twenty.
fourth street. o. rner OF Fourth avenue
On Saturday febru.ry after 9 short but painful i'll
Mrs LouHA MUloCK, daughter Of the late Sylvester
Van Butkik.
Tue relatives and friends o, the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend ,hs funeral from the residence Of her
son. In law. james Jaluss, near EizabetatoWn N.
81 two O'Clock TO- morrow afternoon The leave New
York at twelve O'Clock Carriages viii be in atendsnee
1T the Elzabethtown depot the arrival OF tas train
On saturday. February MARY EzApxra, daughter Of
George and Bridget M,Gi aged months aud 2s days
ms relatives and friends are respectfully invited to a.
nd her funeral this afternoon from her late residence
On saturday, February 4, Of Group, WILLIAM G. Hall,
IT, ssed years and II months, in amt son OF William o.
morning from No. 60 Cannon street Tns friends OF the
fa,oiy are invited to attend His Iemsins will be ds.
potited IN Greenwood Cemetery
On Friday evening" February 3, ELIZA 3, wife Q. Lsvi
Cock.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend the IA.
neral from st Georges church. St1yvesant square at
halt past three O'Clock to norrow afternoon.
On Friday evening" Fsbrrary 3, Of dropsy, GEogGn E.
SOC Of G. W. King, sged 10 years. month and DAYS
The relatives auo friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral At O'Clock this after
moe n from the residtGc OF hts pAren No 1893 Monroe
street. without further invitation.
On Thursday morning, Febra.ry 2, OF consumption,
HUIETA a., wife OF FrAnos Turner, AID daughter OF
David and Csthsrine H. Crane, 10 the 3h year OF her
AGs.
The relatives And friends OF her husband aud those Of
the family respectfully invited 70 End her funeral
from the residence Of her father No l39 Christopher
street. ct half past O'Clock ta afternoon, without fur
ther invitation.
Boston Baltimore and Chicago papers please copy
January 10, Of consumption, Mr.. JAMES HALL, aged 20
yeAIs.
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Marine Affairs

DnAvr,-Rr ~ 7Hs ArlASTIo.-Tss ateAnshp Atlantic,
pt,o w- I.ft yesterday a. her usual hour with atty.
hse pstfenf.rs..
tyr STEAMSHIP NoRTras LnHT saled yesterday .fter.
neon fer Jaap Giesragus WITH passengers n O.u
fornis She connects With the steamer Cort a on thu
Pacific
IAr,;b CHfcry The Atlantic Iasursncs Comn.rv =,
New Work, sAysGaesiD Mckay chech Ar eigh " tbon
asnd dollar INT Of The Great ,pub,, Il vss
Bosom TFaRscrpl
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HOUSE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY FURNIrURl-
Ii ". WEsTC0TT, Asstiouser, would invite the 81
tention Of houseke,p,rs AID others lis sale Monday
morning. At lO oolool precisely ~ No. " Eighth
few doors from Fourteenth street. all the elegant
furniture In the house. wh,h purchasers be assured
furniture consists Of ninety eight yards elegant tapestry ear
PETS two roh French pier glasses 2x two magnificent
parlor suits Of orus brooads marble
top music cabinets and reception chairs gold
and maroon brocade rosewood CENTRE and tables
two rich and elegant wood marble tops oval
mirreI fronts and backs brodered curtains and shades
with most and petc collection OF rich porcelain
terra china A. bisgue figure mAnts com
fetures fruit BASKETS level flower pots &s Alss
number Of be.sru psinsir Including celebrated battle
Piece by Huntington, coss 500, also the Dawn OF Lie.
Those paintings worthy the attention Of and
srtst Chamber urnitureEesant French esdsteads With
10 hair and festher beds 70 IT. ban
ke DO ete te,es sofas lounges about 400 yards superb
carpets the rooms wardrobe mahosany Walnut AID oak
chairs marble top bureaus made BY heeks ee
CANT china toilet se oval and gilt mirrors bookcase rock
chairs ormolu and iniAid clocks, 40 Also the
dining tables twelve fcet sill
ware ivory cutlery elegant china pieces
glass croekery ocloh stove 40 consisting about
700 ing be found In requisite for ele
.v, s--.A, Catalogues on tho morning Of SALE
gantly furnisneu mo.- .Na dosr.
knickerboc pas
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The Lesislsture ot Alabama has p,sssd bin emarct
pstpg John Bill tie body ssrv.Gt OF the late Nm q
King, and uthirizlng him 10 Iemaio 10 the state
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Birth.
h Jersey City, on Wednesday, February ], the wife
0eorge Owen, OF daughter.
Married.

On Wednesday, January Is, by the Rev. David Moore,
WILLIAM FITCH to Miss MARIA SALTHR, eli OF this city.
On Thur sday February2 by the Rev. Thomas X Smith,
Mr. MmIARD KIBBK Of San Fran,isco Cal, to Miss ELIZA
Bind, Of this city.
In Ascension Church. Greenpoint, Janusry 20, BY the
Rev, e. O. Babcock. A. A. HALL OF ChittenAn2o to Miss
Olvn, daughter OF Capt Jacob WAndell, o, Sing Sing
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The subscriber returns his best Thanks 10

cser Cnvener the Second rard poioe With she assa
tsnse Captan SAMUEL Smith OF the tn'ura'ce ana
John w. whitney and iiam hsther, of private watch
and several ,he promps assistance rende,es hi
and prosecti the goods corner OF ohm
in which The Croon water was running with
sreat for zoe IL ON the above dNnasng OF the
r eds tho said Crotcp water havg bnrss tho pipe IN the
Third ssory hrongh ct to tura of the water but BY
tho nell ssta OF the SHOWS gentlemen most o. Ne
ssooL and erebs SAVED feom further mase
ISAACKs, Agent NO. 81 John street, eornsr Nassau
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New Muslc--The Ghost Of Uncle Tom, as
suns by tre h son ily will published
day, Feb. 7. HORACE WATERS, S33 BroAway.
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EiRRY LEASE AT PUBLIC .AUcTIoE-FINANCl
outon Of the Common Council Of the l9th
December inatant and Of the 7h section Of The amended
charter 1853 notice 10 ereby given that the Comproler
will sell At public auction the highest bidder With Ade
quate security At the City Hall the first day Of febraAry
next O'Clock In the grant Of the right 10
establish an maintain ferry from the foot Of Chambers
river H. PavoniA in the STATE Of New Jersey and
th back again. together vita The pr and bulkhead ~
thefoot Of street. with ali the privileges I'D
vsrtaGes and coumen arsns from said ferry pier and
bukesd for the term Of years from the expiration Of
present lease Of pier hh terminates first Of
1854 The purchaser Of the ferry and its append
cry revenue sum equ. g twenty yer cent Of the
bid fer the annual apply Tho Of hs first year.
he executes eass with the usual other
wise TO be forte TO the corporation De will be required
two sureties 70 this effect tt he will execute bond With
sure 10 be approved By the Mayor and Comptroller fer
he payment OF ths rent quarter yearly and for e
faithful execution Of the covenants be lease The ices Of
the and the lease be paid by the
purchaser The conditions and the lease 70 DO
the ueua form ferry eates entered into By the
section Of the amended charter 1853 persons
become purchasers Of this shall be required
purchase A. fair used valuation tho boats build
ings and other propery Of tie former actually
70 be incurred by the city for In connection with the
pier slip proposed be loased during the term
ofsuch lease Tho pier at The foot Of Chambers street NO.
six BY ery feet and tho bukhesd ~ the foot Of Chambers
street All the ferry fixtures 10 be the north side Of
pier 80 and are DO constructed according 10 the plans
Posss = X.
properly A. Chambers street, covered by the
be ieen at the Comptrollcr's sfhcs.
The above sale is h.r.by postponed V wsdns:csy Tss.
10, ~ the same hour and place.
January 81, 1884 A. Q FLAGG, Comptroller
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THE MILITARY.

A OARD.-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE LIND.
n Blues held Friday evening" January q 1884, the
following resolutions submitted and unani n0usy adopt
cd
Resolved That the vaymest thanks Of the Lindsey Blues
be 10 Mr. William a. Miller for his tation to
this ingeniously designed
oued pany roll which reflects equal credit the taste
and talent Of the dessnec Mr. r. p Rdon ard the Hbsr
Atty OF tho doi
Resolved THAI occasion presents itself reiterate
former Of thanks TO the numerous sunoh
friends q the Lindsey Blues tie many yAluabe t.kens
ception Of and them and ALL thar shall
endeayor preervs sreen in memories he rec election
Of their kindness that thereby be stimulated TO
newed efoIts to prove more and more sorthy Of it,
Resolved That these resolution suitably sngrossd, be
entered u uutes copy resented TO Msssrs Miller
and ksdon and also be published in the New York Herald
and Clip, or. EDGAk II ROBERTS,,
JOHN w. GOETZ }Conmittee
JACOB Y. COHEN,
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Jersey city Int .a,Y.n...

fhh --Ite ae Jersey 'y At hsif pat eight o'clock
shscs 10 The centre u The nl,k bounded by Railroad
av-Due Grove, Wsyr and He ncerson streets The sr
Bir % IN Ore was ma 20 The 6reneu prom pity
Cd band and pre'ehsd che farther spread Of The flames
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, -.

L,0R sALE-A MORGAN AND BLACK HAWK HoRsu
l6 hands hsh very fast and stylish rotter siT year
old Of hne form ana aton bind Al sound way ana
color sorrsl He WAS lately purchased Canada bv Tan
teman tiHc deceased, and must be sold Aprlv IA NJ
Cons.oek. No 81 Psters place rear Of Assof House.
NrEw YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET =
T0aS u, 0ATrIELp, Pr0prjst,r,
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by L. Pseolas, % oents No might the sea bareo
Ola oak Tree Waltz by do chss LoSh's 3 cents
0snsn by Henry Goold, Is CENTS The Happest Time wa
then balat, by L. H. Crosby rs cent Just publishes
~ HORACE WATERS 1873 Broadway.
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A LREkT SlCoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
a Nieoay Co viii cell 81 auction Tuesday Wednesday.
Thnrscay and Friday February 7th 8tb 9sh and lOths
81 II o'clock A. N. and o'clock r. M ~ galleries
AZ the National Academy Design, No. 663 Broadway,
opposite Bond street, the whole spend stock VI
tssre Hertz Brother Lovtz from tho 81
the lsfnrge ouse This elegant stock ~hch bad jus. been
rcleS'ed Tor Nesrs Il. store was saved With
ont jury End is TO DO sold absolutely highest bidder
10 includes diamond ewory, In pins brooches earrings
crosees cluster sno single stone rr 40 gold
ehrsnomeert by the o6t emi1eht FreneA and
swis ms era ala ladies' splendid en,nelled nd
guard ehsins and fob d. ohateis es charms erosss
earrings brooches seals ruby and pearl M ser
sets fine earrings ard bracelets keys as-ettss
tablets and large variety OF kniok knscks; Dresden
French china and psrsn ssgs zig card
ree and watch stands size and design,
Pns clocks by aud fgures pars
OF do rsrd receivers Ac elegant English French sill
ps ted tea coffee OF Wal single do,
and eea casters liquor framee, frames
ladies' table and dessert I'd do salt and
tgg spoons Partisan and Ensh writing desks dressing
oxea workboxts splenddly ourt@d and fitted In
wood ebony ard mahogany paprr mache pearl inaid in
ID cabinets beautifully paint. music stands fancy wor1
chess boards writing desks glove boxes letter and
note foos Albums watch and mssoh stands
rid whips and walking silver gilt and gold punt.
ed In variety leather writing desks travelling cases.
DO Dearnes fancy Stationery 10 rich assort nens playing
cards &o together with quantity OF small items Also.
beAu'ifu speenas Of Partisan embossed pictures, in
Monday Fob and during four days Of sale.
ALBERT II aICOLAY,
kDws RID SlNTZENICH.
Late chief n Of ii III. Leeds n Coy
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Perham,s Gifts.-The undo rsigned, ON be-

half committees ticket no deri in Pehss 6it En-
tesprise caution hol Of tickets against the
attempts now that be mndt 10 deceive them
by the present state of the enterprise M
the committee that tbs tick t5
aid angemsnts sre making for legal dsII
button property which by auth y VIII
take place about tbs 4h he present month IN washing
Ton. IRA BUCkhAN JR CHAIRMAN.
RoBT. BEATTY, JR Secretary.
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Singula rity, to be Attractive, should be OF
useful and valuable sor EXAMPLE, GREEN'S shirts
beautiful gularly fecs in their it, sinsu
larry well sde, snd-more singular than ALT always
delivered bef.re the clock strikes the promised hour
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY


THE ETREMEN.
HAVING NOTICED NY NAME Az sTUup CAM
ddate for the once Of Chief Ensineer wi,b 40 st.t.
Mat never authorised person so for a. NJ a.
pnAns Tor re nomination, and therefore no stump or
hssuiat osaoiuste JOHN DECKhR
NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT STUMP cArpr
~ date for ths once Of Chief Engineer,
gym DtcxxR Of ho BsMs u lnsiaseA
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request of srso number Of peons who unsb 30
last Sunday evening these subme viii
spen tstlon this evenip 81 nf
peu O'CLOCK During the week the and magazine &
Of the Nile together with phe gro,t original ale
afsepn,
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untersnod having bought IRON parties IN the oou t5y
holding Gg pum6ers about three bu dr,d OF fsrham
tickets will die poe o. the st dollar oao1 Perns
ted by Mr. Prhan TO office ia too
sntrywsy leading to Academy Hall 663 Broadway To pi-
Won't will not sell any more saan
Ave tickets Persons Willing 10 purchase vii make in, >
liats application. J. c. saHvESf
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u,,uu, piayos.--rhe New York Crys-

Premium PiAGOs.--rhe New fOrk Crya"
All Palace have AWARDED iGbers Co. Ameda for their
Fxrerior piano TIE Official reports OF we pres pro
sosnee this yiaao TO he very instrnment large
sad ya,e sssortme emit Of T. c. Co.'S unrivaned planes
With o, xithous the oan, be found then
% Broadway. Fer GALE ., very Low priese.
HORACE WATERS sole Agent
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Hair Dye and Wlgss-Batchol0r's Manu-
Asso,y sor ARTICLES removed 70 No. ass Broad
nose ths Park where ths best In
hs weird abe application Of his famous hair dye and tbs
3ais Of h.s rsly invented wigs And toupssa Ans prss
All sooY
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bUW ND SINTLEN ICH.
Late chief salesman Of IL II. Leeds 4 Co..

UCTIoN SALE OF CIRCUS PRoPERTY-wILL BD
"A sold at auction, At the branch Hetel SO Bowery,
Saturday. February 1854 At y O'clock ~ she orcus
known Rivers Equestrian Establishment consisting Of
the following articles also everything appertainng Ad
estabshmentOno magn cent dragon chariot forty three
horses four ponies nine baggage Advertising
carriage one double r.ekaway harne. thirty
horses riding pads and pad cloths saddles Srdcs
cloths tappng entree dresses pony and
harness. plete robe for ssEepps and general
wardrobe pete set Of equestrian cuts and 1.-the
graphe outs large thirteen sheet bill border outs for
descriptive small outs, newspaper OUTS DO
100 feet tent wish quarter poles one dressing
poles guy chains and stakes TO put the euSs seat
can be at she farm Of Fisher AecklinburE Tomp
Inns county, View York. Mecknburg 10 ten miles from
Ithaca For ,erms bills at Branch Hotel. Bowery.
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Guipure Laces.-Peter Roberts 81 Co "a 3
Broadway have just received per steamer Atlantic very
large Of Gupure Aoes ALSO tive Of Paris
snSyoideries, of an beautiful stylee
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GOur aud's Liquid Hair Dye, Italian Medi.
Gated SOAP curing chaps ohafe roughne,s pimples
tsn bet The best shaving soap ever invented
PoudrA Subtitle uproos from low f,rehad part
sf the body. LIQUID Rouge fer Pale lips and cheeks Lily
White and Hair Restorative nj No. 81 Alker street. near
Broadway. Note name and number.
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Caution to Southern and Western Mer-
ehsnsseveral firms city, who oan themselves
chants puttng gin in rreen eases and bottles and
aTt and pint bottles with my name on the bottle
WOLFE sole importer and Manufactured once No. n
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CANARY BIRD SALK BY AUcTION-THE HNTIRk
~ collection II long breed esnaries exhibition for tho
past two weeks AZ @ second story will DO sold
auction ~ At place Monday, February cling
at O'clock A. H. Bird anciers and all admirers Of this
beautiful invited 20 attend In this sale
toe largest number Of elegant birds before
tina
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NoUR DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. ON AND NEXT
AZ the southwest OF First and Fifty ffth
street in the oitv of New York, NJ auoNon-ANTHoNY
J. BLEKCKhH will sell At auction Friday, Feb. TO- ~
IL O'Clock At the Merchants Exchange the lowing
real estate viz On First I'd Fifty dh street. four
lots Of ground etuaed onand the OF
Iirst and Fifty fifth street. all tin the
the said lots each rs fees front and 100 feet
deep portion Of the purchase remain bond
ard mortgage for three years For and further
ticuars OF the above apply
Z broad etreek, 4S2 Aighth Avenue
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REWARDS.

M1nn RLwARD FOR TIE FOLLOWING ARTI
DlUU stolen Ninth street., the evening Of
Friday Feb One al silver pitcher seal ring, two
diamond shirt studs and Elk bsodsoIe vest buttons NO
questions asked.
A1 REWARD.-LosT, LAST WEEK, IN NEW YORK,
p1O Aladys gold hunting watch and chain, with few
attach The finder will receive tho above
ward on returning 10 to +. Andre, No. l3l Pearl street,
front Office frst floor, and questions asked.
az RlWARD-LosT SCOTCH TeRRIER. THE
CC will be paid returning the dog to O.
Suydam 10 East Twenty. second street.
CS REWAED.-LOST ON THE 4TH INST, A HORSE
pC from Esans 10 BurlinE slip; had bridle saddle
will BIO paid any who will return The to l5l High
street, Brooklyn.
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Defiance Sal&mander Safes, GaylOr's Pn-
SnA-ROBERT n. PATRICK 10 the sole manufacturing =
Ne United States Of the above saea and r. o..
ysA defiance Locks and GROSS bars The esss
pafos looks bned In the world Depot No. W. Peari
paeeeN, enc door below Maiden lane
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CT GEORGE HOTEL, NO e4 BROADWAY.-THTS
~ new and elegantly furnished rst class family hotel
open for Tho reception Of guests Families
boarder and single sentlemen wishing comfortable apart
mente, can secure the very beat accommodations.
X HILTON PBRKIgg
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ITO PAssHN0HRs FOE CUBA.-THs RRvyRn HoUan
the largest, most airy oommoAious And Advantage
cusy siscasst hotel N Hsy1na In We mmsais Vicinity
ara sspulohrs Of ooumbus PlAs Amas Custom Hsuss
and Quay and bus fey minutes walk drive shs
Alamada- Paseo, and Tsson Theatre nnslish, Bpanish
French and German SPOKEN. clerk visiss the Steamers
hsilssts e sndhs Of passezssrs ast sasasN nn HAT.
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NASSAU STREET PROPERTY TO LET-FoR TERN
IN elk brown stone font hulding l3 SAssu
street. stories hish with basement ma uneero.r the
Theatre alley twenty front aad hum
drd feet Rent IS 0c0 not leased in week the
and foors i'll be separately Inquire OF H. j. Gil
HOOLY. rs Nassau sxees.
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Sewing MachInes.-NOw IL the time, be-
rush Of the spring husness for ell
m Vhs require supply nselves with SINGERS
sewing Every dollar thus invested now, VAL pro
Auoc te dollars within the next four months.
l. NJ. SINGER 4 co, 1913 Broadway
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PRotEssoR O. MIRAsoLE, NO. tG BOND STREET
kos this epporlur ity 10 thank hs friends for their I'd
aimee The opening Of bis saloon which has besn
nkL crowaed ~ The ellie of the city and morning
case already NUMBERS thsn twenty gen,Iemen The
February 7th. ~ $50 " tus'ssS'
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TENANTS REGISTER.
BALES Ar AUCTION.

% LOTS AT HARLEM VILLAGE, BY BLEECKER,
Oh Tuesday the 7th, at II O'clock ~ he Aerchans
Excbanxe.
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DART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LRr-sECoND
floor, listing of front room with bedroom adjoining
sullivan street.
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THE LECTUlE SEASON,

\ a MT SLAVERY LECTUREs.-THE NINTH LECrUk
IA ir the of tho New York Anti Slavery society
ing. Feb at N O'clock by REV. WILLIAM q. FU
NESS. subject" The Destined Ascendancy of Northe
Ideas" Admission IS cents.
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DARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON WITH SMALL CAPl-
II al-SaIoon let sad fixtures for sale cheap you'd
take ga..ns or hrs good a.nd to take charge the bust
New Haven Railroad depot and the Apollo rooms good
place for fruis business Inquire Of g. DEAN As Canal
street, from 10 A. n. to 3 7. N for three days.