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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-23


rs How all of us-who have mourned the
loss of some dear friend, can answer to the
truth of this little paragraph
"The ideal face of any one to whom we are
strongly and tenderly attached-=that face
which is enshrined in our hearts, and which
comes to us in dreams long after it has moul-
dered in the grave-that face is not the exact
mechanical eountenance of the beloved per-
son, not the countenance that we ever actual
ly beheld, but its abstract, its idealization, or
rather its realization ; the spirit of the coun-
tenance, its essence and its life. And the
finer the character, and the more various its
intellectual powers, the more must this true
eidolon differ from the most faithful likeness
that painter or a sculptor can produce
WITNESSES AGAINST Us.-HaveI [ any reason
to doubt that the bird which chirrups in my
evening walk, as if thus decreed to be the
minister to my happiness. is also conscious
that enjoy his attentions, and that his an
ttics and his song are not in vain? If thusde-
creed to minister, he is probably not ignorant
of his uses, and knows my duties as he does
his own. Alas! if this be true, what thou
sand witnesses exist against us, whom we
have never feared, who can testify to our i'm
providence, our hardness. of heart, our prefli-
gacy and Wantonness-our selfish enjoyment
of the blessing, without making the acknowl-
edgment-our thoughtless indifference to the
humble servant who has served without fa-
vor, and has perished without reward
Sinlns, sAsgF 55Id UH II
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Died.


On Thursday April 81 after short Illness, CECILIA
ANN wife OF Samuel Bailey, and stepdaughter of An rew
Thompson, aged 20 years and months.
The relatives and acquaintance OF the family re-
specially invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence No 400 Cherry street, at two O'Clock to
afternoon.
On Friday morning, April 2s, after long and severe
Illness Mr.. WILLIAM HASTINGS stonecutter, aged 10 years.
a native Of Thornhl, Dumfrieshire, Scotland,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend bis funeral at two O'Clock this after
noon from the residence OF his in law, Mr. David
Curry between Fifth and Sixth Streets Division avenue
Williamsburg.
On tuesday, April 81, of consumption, ELIZA ALDER
TON wife If Charles Alderton, aged 81 years and 8
months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral at ten O'Clock this morning from her
late residence, No. 90 Wcst Thirty third street.
canada papers please copy
on thursday, April u, CHARLES L. TALLMAN youngest
son Of Henry II. and Della Talman, Of Group, aged
year and month.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend his fu
neral from the residence Of his parents Eighth street
South Broollyn, at ten O'Clock this morning
On Thursday evening" April "a FRANCIS SALrUs aged 70
years.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his fu
neral from his late residence No IL Wayerey place M
five O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
On Thursday morning. April q, of congestion or Tho
brain THOMAS ANDREWS of this city, in the 4jth year Of
his age
The funeral will take place half past nine O'Clock this
morning, from his late residence No. Ninth street
scrvoes viii be held in the Cathedral at half past ten
o'clock.
On Thursday April e. ELLEN daughter OF Thomas and
Elizabeth 0'lonnor In the ed year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of The family, and those OF her
brother James respectfully invited to attend her u
neral at one O'Clock this afternoon, from her late resi-
ccncc, No. 26 Henry street.
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JAMES DONOHUE,
JOHN ROBIN SON,
JOHN CLEMENTS,

Ing ri; company held at engine house Ap,il
mous adopted and ordered to be published
ss ass 10 on,n the OF s
terrible death Of asecate and friend Daniel Mckay,
membcr Of this esnpny on that occasion was oyortaen by
the falling ruins Of the burning building, suffered sud
4 Tbs e SSiss the rsr q s %
seusted " lis devoted love and daring spirit prsng
the engine and rushed In among the fearful ruins In th
calamity engaged in this act Of hcroism Himself ovec
lHs TS n c S y aGas oS a.
mehts wsrnirg and nndsr circumstances u dan
Prorreop iss an ~ ss PA,
,eeafon And whereas Is believed that these death
,e eonstron q tie building "a vSich the Gre
ResOvea, That In view tbs sad and mournfu caluity
which has shadcved our mcropo "a thc hatiliaeats
look TO the authorities OF city prevent repetition
Received, That We mutually pledge ourselves to uni.
with The public authorities IN the effort! 70 ascertain n
srd to f5ten nron the guilty parties tic punishment their
Received, That tender the friends and restion Of
them tha. shall ever cherish with deepest emotions
deehs have rendered their homes desos.e
efthoe hearts whose las they mourn viii Be- ready
e attend hem Win our sympathy rend,Ap and support
le fntsro years and tho characters aa noble
Resolved That tonder sincere aud heartfelt thanks
70 prs. John Cheeseman, John z. Mccomb J. iassett
and prompt teSdancc to tho sufferers the ersnin Of
ss Is ana 70 Also to Nj ksssam % Gpn
attention to the wants Of the sufferers the above
That copy Of The above preamble and rsaoq
company attend the funes o. deceased that they
wear the usual badge Of mourning for tho space thirty
ko.icc Of time Of funeral will be published ,rra~.
Jas L. Prnroo, Secretary.
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On Friday evening, April 2s after lingering lluess

On Friday evening" April % after lingering Illness
JcnS sIAys native Of county Donegal Ireland in the
Saith year ~ his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No. 1o5h
Eeade street, at halfpas o'clock precisely
afternoon His rema ms will be taken to Calvary Gene
terry for inerment.
On Thursday, April q, Mrs. MARGARET vAsoRDEs, in
the p3d year Of her
The atiyes and friends OF the family and those Of
her brother Joseph Gouge respectfully invited to at
tend Eer funeral nj three O'Clock this afternoon from
Nc "a Charlton street, without further invitation.
On Thursday morning, April rs, at half past nine
O'Clock WnuM YorSG, sionecutter, a native of Ayre-
shire, Scotland, aged 30 years
His friends, aud those Of his brother in law Samuel
Peat requested to attend his funeral, at half past
one O'Clock TO morrow afternoon His remains will be
taken from his late residence, No. $50 West Twenty
seventh street between Ninth and Tenth avenues, to
Green wood temetcrv.
At Harlem In the nth year of his age WILLIAM WAR
WICK, late OF Oxfordshire, England
Funeral services ut 81. Andrews Church, AT three
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon His friends and acquan.
tanccs, likewise the members aud congregation of st.
Andrews Church, specfGly invited to attend.
On Friday morning, April y, OF consumption, Miss
IRhpERicA MoNlfoRT, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited Ia attend her funeral froln the residence Of her
brother John Monort corner Of rean street and Flat
bush road Brooklyn at three O'Clock precisely tomorrow
afternoon.
Of John Thompson, Ia the 45,h year If her age
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her tu
neral from her late residence No 25S Dean street
Powers street. Brooklyn at two O'Clock to morrow after
On Tuesday April is HgRY VAN BRuNT aged 43 years.
The remains taken to the Cemetery of the Ever
greens
At Hobolen, suddenly, Thursday evening" April 81,
HENRY F., youngest child Of Thadleus r. AMI Hester G.
Warng, aged year, 9mouths and days.
The remains will 10 taken 20 Dorien, Conn.
AT Newark, n J., on Friday April %, OF consumption,
ELIZA, wife of the late Grover Miller formerly OF this
city.
Her funeral win take place from her late residence No
2S Gu rden street. Newark at four o'clock to az
ternoon
On Saturday, April Is, in Nanhn, Michigan a. the re
sidcnce Of his daughter Mrs. Stringer VT JAMES SIN
JAR, in the Gath year Of his age formerly OF county
Monaghan, near Casteblayncy, Ireland.
In Crcleyille. Ohio Thursday April 20, of disease
Of the heart EDWARD NJ only child of j. c. the late
Jannetta NJ Long, aged 10 months and 20 days.
Baltimore and louisville papers please copy
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Married.


On Thursday, April II, By the Rev Dr. Evans, Mr. Ed
EUYD BIooMER to Miss JESSErrE L. HUNTER, daughter Of
the late Rev. Robert l.. Hunter, all of this city.
On Thursday, April 81, at the residence of Mr. Miles
Chambers, by the Rev Benjamin Evans WIILAM B. FER.
GusoN to Miss LOUISA c., youngest daughter OF Miles
Chambers, all of this CITY,
On Thursday, April n, at St Stephens Church, by
the Rev. DR.. Cummings JAMES FuREy 10 Miss MARGARET
A. KELLY, all of this city.
On Thursday, April ~, by the Rev James j. Bowdcn,
WILLIAM H. WALTON, Of Saratoga Springs, to FANNY,
On Thursday April 81 by the Rev. A. H. Wright, Mr..
JcBN Kinds 10 Miss IsABELrA BLACK, both Of this city.
On Thursday evening, April ~, by the Rev. E. E. Ran
kin, Mr. EZRA NJ. DREW to Miss EuPHgMiA FREDERICK
At Newark, N. j., on thursday April 81 by the Rev.
j. f. Stearnes, d. D., WILLIAM H. BENNINGTON tn FRANCES
A., eldest daughter of the late o. W. King, Esq., all OF
that city.
At New Rochelle, Thursday, April 81, by the Rev.
Dr Morgan FREDERICK c. SCHMIDT OF New York to SARAH
f., daughter of Edmund j. Porter, Esq of the former
place.
On Thursday, April 81 by the Rev. John Thomson at
his residence No. 169 Greene street, Mr. ANDREW BARR
Miss SARAH YOUNG, all OF this city.
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sArpp on PRoPryThe attention Of capitalists Is Of late
directed the purchase of real estate ia Jersey City To
much greater extent than formerly Property rapidly
Increasing in value and sales becoming more frequent
and extensive than heretofore The greater share Of the
purchases Of vacant lots for immediate improyem
bat considerable property s bought up for investment
n Monday ravid Scott sold different lots at auction
the amount of $4,000 The principal sale that OF
the block bounded by Jersey Ayenue Erie South Fifth
and South Sixth streets, containing thirtytwo lots
e5x10O feet, and known on the map block No. ITS.
the lots Jersey Avenue .old for 81 400-he
lots 5000 and $500 higher. On Erie street they
stTuek OFF at about 81 loo-the lots $500 above
That price. On South Fifth street 81 020 and ST. O9O
the extreme prices. On South Sixth street 81 100
paid. The lots handsomely situated, and the
Common Council had them in view a site for City
Hall The whole block sold for nearly SO, 900.
BoDY DEcovERED-The body of Capt. Richard l. Col
Hns who drowned Thursday lust previous to the
orm, by the upsetting of his vessel the sloop lard
While unloading railroad iron from hsr deck ut the pier
sppcste the Paterson railroad depot, was discovered
yesterday afternoon at low tide His feet were above the
sursee Of the water but the BODY could not be extr
Gated Of the bars Of iron which were lying upon
kfs bead His family reside in Gold street. near YORK;
BROOKLYN.
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THE MILITARY.

RARTLETT GUARD-AT MEETING OF THE COM
ID papy held at NO Beaver str eet Thursday evening
Apr 81 the following preamble unan
mously adopted -:
Whereas IL has pleased the Almighty God from
midst our late fellow member and associate William
DeegAn
Resolved, That have received with feelings Of
and regret the of the death fellow
member, William j. Deegan
Resolved That in the death Of late associate
deprived Of valuable and efficient member who
loved and respected by all who knew him.
Resolved That we sincerely condole with the widow Of
doeeafed In her sudden bereavement deprived lden Of
lind and aiiec tionatc Husband.
Received That mark Of respect for the deceased we
turn cut in body to attend his funeral.
TO bis widow, and published in the Herald.
ROBERT LEE
BENZ. T.. SYKES. ! Committee
DENNIS j. Comfy \
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PERSONAL.

= -
CEoRGE ROE, JUN, YOUNGEST SON OF O. ROE,
~ 81 Loran Park Rcscrea County Tipprary Esq, who
t Ireland about four will hear of something to
rs idIaitagc by applying to the Rev George Burnett
bceth cottage, Bootcrst0wn Dublin by whom any
inf ion relative TO the above named George Roe
will 10 thankfully received
REFORMATION WANTED -OF ANY PERSON WHO
can testify to verbal will mado by John Madison dc,
in favor OF Mary Cole and her Robert and
Madison Cole The undersigned has in his possession be-
tween % O and 600 If the persons entitled the
quest or Their sgfntf do not make known tho
property VIII be disposed Of. John Madison Colo
porter in the Irving in 1851 pre- vions TO hs going to
California. Please address ROBE ST KEENAN,, Mays
Vile, fua county California.
INFORMATION WANTED by THE UNDERSIGNED,
j Of Mr. Joseph Hall, rm,rly of Hull England when
last heard ron was supposed TO be residing Dc Kab
the Navy Yard. COOK SMITH, 40 W all street.
WAEWiCKsHIRE. ENGLAND SHOULD WILLIAM
starEey who left Birmingham in April 1s43 and sail
ed from Liverpool Tor New York In April May Of tho
SINE year meet nth this advertisement he will hear
somehing 20 bis advantage by writing to Mr. Avery of
Oversoy Hill, Alcester Warwio kshire i'' -
Philadelphia, April rs, 1864
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April 20 will he published Part v. of Frank Leslies
Ladder Gazette OF Paris London and New York fashions
Tbs May number Of his popular work will be superior
10 yet issued and exhibits that marked
which contemplated when determined upon having
resident agent in Paris TO forward the styles
they uvented We leave Il the ladies determine how
be has carried out plans The colored plate
n magnihcent in addition to which the present uamber
contains li3 new patterns sheet Of music paper patterns
LET basque continuation of novelette, by Mrs Ann s.
stephens valuable receipts and much useful reading
ter for rs cent? lady Of should fail secure an
early copy. The back numbers reprinted. "Itis ~
Tar the best fashion beck issued in the cocury We
cc az resemmend it,,.N r. Daiy Times. Takes the
hume This is supc, weak ,-Boston Transcript II
A. the best record of the fashions published Pha
depha Sunday Times II contains all tho newest IA
nal One copy year, 81; two do s5 four do So One
copy OF the Gazette and copy of Harpers Putnams
CT Graham's Magazine one year, S.
FRANK LESLIE No. John street.
And all booksellers In the United States and Canada
DEXTER & BRO, Wholesale Agents,
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Cnrpctin8s, Oh Cloths, &c.. tSc.-A DIVERSE
Bed AID unique assortment Of these splendid goods whole
sale and retail he procured at the popular establish
ment Of the Subscribers prices shade higher than cost
WILLIAM McGR0RTY,
GEO H. TIIlK. Ii2 broadway.
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ATA soECIAL MEETING OF WASHINGTON EN-
IA CINE Company No. 90 held at the engine house Thurs
day evening, April 81 1854 the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas The Almighty has In his divine providence re-
friends while the midst Of their exertions for
the preservation Of the property OF their fello citizens
and the lives of their companions and Whereas amongst
involved in the almost general calamity OF the Fire
Depar tmcnt Is late brother and companion James
McNuy who lost his lie In the heroic endeavor to succor
others,
Resolved That in loss bow with submission and
to the Divine WILL and feel the lesson taught
the calamity that in the midst in DEATH and
dependent tic constant Of Providence Tor
afoty. -
Resolved That particular loss feel that
and the assistance of mis- fellow men, and always ready
to with the afflicted has been by the nscruta
BILE decree of Providence removed from midst
Received That to sister companies who with
ourselves Guerers tender hear felt sympathy and
coincidence common loss.
Resolved That whilst tender to the friends and ra
tive, Of deceased associate sincere coincidence
The meap choly occasion feel that although removed
from midst he is not lost but before and taken
in the manly performance OF noble duty rely the
of Him who doth all things well to justly reward
self.devot on.
Resolved That in this sad 1t Is song
to know that kind friendship shown In overy
gallant comrades prompt in rendering aid and from
comparative strangers request WAS deniedto ell
tn feel that thanks would be but inadequate
and shall cherish towards tried friends
tments Of grateful remembrance.
Resolved That the the customary mark Of
respect the memory Of the add copy Of these
resolutions be transmitted to the relatives Of the deceased
HENRY K0BIN son,
JAMES DONOHUE | comr;,t,a
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Mrs. Glass Directs ms how 10 Dress Hare,
hut writer has laid down fixed and arbitrary rules for
dressing gcntemap yet IL Is lily done. Take him frat
% GREEN'S No. Aston House, and let him DO measured
sr SGT Of snrts after yards he the halter tailor
40, 1T his leisure
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sl5 Only for a Beautiful Homestead.-In

Of the storm the division Of the Rose
vale building lots and "a will DO postponed until We'd
nesday evening the Sd Of May, 1854 As is is Of the
Lest opportunities that citizens
pleasant healthy residence for their families the
city advise all friends to secure at No
further postponemert will take place Tho shares
Broadway where maps and pilots BIO had gratis
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hin tnrine Company No. So arc reques,el to meet At
f''sss BY
). c. BvMsrEAp, Secretary.
ApY WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
q ROOM sa s o snnsny Al
NJ 70 join in the funeral 0'Ssr ?, oqr late eSmpanons
Gnon cr HoLBHRros, Secretary. i''''''"
NToTICE-THE ACTIVE AND EXEMPT MEMBERS
IN Relief Eneine Company No 90 requisite TO meet
Tor Of ssnn T ps r
wh9 lost their lives y Tho as srs In Yrsnway
ouEDucT ENGINE COMPANY. NO. 7-THE
50 hereby notified assemble at engine house.,
take part in the funeral Sbsesass q lamsatsd
THOMAS PEARSON, Secretary. '
KNIcKERRocKHR HOSE COMPANY NO THE
N rcve, sx and honorary members aud friends Of this
s as Il 70 meet t. "a. sss s0SS
~ OF our ate uni"rtuna,s ~ orasr OF
TsoMaas l. Bvsrrsc, seersar n" Lent f0'S nan
NEW YORK HOSE co NO 5-THE ACTIVE AND
tembe at Lafayette Hall sunday. soth inst u
Win hs tns s a
ceased assoeiatss BY G I.srs yeS,.y r
john H. LYON, Secretary. '''''''A
ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF CITY HOSE CO 10
~ held A. the earIiase house immediately returning
the following preamble and resolutions unanimously
whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God in his wisdom to
remove from our midst in the full enjoyment of life health
ard yigor much respected dearly beloved fellow
Resolved That deeply derOre the sad calamity which
company e.p,e ed and beloved Ia IN eminent degree and
setsr hetn to tho ire dopartmcps or
ssl "a S h % hav sn Sss Sas
VIA tie Parent q ed in aaya lost hy this heart.
ana yisor aShood who would have done her honor
f Se asn sn ~ to ass 'snn
smy ana s,yes q The deceased tie one Ia having lost
, Msisl y q. Ths. tho sssvs
Sunday Mercury remsn's Journal, Now IL, raid
' tHis I }$Hi$$s 'P psssass
C. L. ROBINSON, Secretary,
COLUMBIAN HOSE COMPANY NO. 1.-THE MEN,
IT M M pa , %s' sa hSuss
inst il O'Clock for tie purpose Of joining the last
'a' a'' IYNEs
Jons N. MonrSvs Secretary.
ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
houe No. Street Gs a. evening shs5 ss
18th inst. the following preamble and resolutions
Where's. regent disastrous Broadway
prime bis and usefulness our late associate Mr. WI
T1.. L e % sinss Of the ase,..
TIE Death our
and brother fireman, w. j. began.
Resolved That in the death of MT began have lost
efficient and daring fireman. kind companion and good
member.
That s,spy @ with
tectcd in n cold and Leartless world.
Resolved That eors part shall DO wanting to
make this sad bereavement press lightly it
power tho widow Of the deceased who M and has
confined to bed OF sickness for the last two weeks
Resolved That of the resolutions be to
the widow and published in the Herald and firsmen
Journal.
Resolved That in token respect the memory of the
deceased, we lay up fov thirty days
EDWARD BROPHY,
BERNARD HARRIGAN Committee.
PATRICK T. CARNEY,
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EULTON ENGINE COMPANY NO 2i-AT A
IL meeting Of Fulton Engine Company No. q, held ON
Friday evening" the cordial thanks OF the Company wsro
rendered the pretors Of the New York Herald aud
Morning Courier and Enquirer Tor the grautous Of
ths r coumns for tho Publishing q resolutions. nc.
JAMES LEONARD, Foreman.
Jas. L. PEnrco Secretary.
TIRE MEMBERS AND HONORARY MEMBERS OF
4 Pacific Engine Company No. q requestcd
on sunday, April 80 AZ l2 o'clock r. at the %
Nonn s Bowery 70 Join in tho funeral se5uies of
TIE late members Of the Fire Department VINO lost the,
lives at tho Gre IN Broadway on the 25th iustau.
JonS c. GrLrs j,,sJs airy.
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s.xv,cy uach,res,-Caution Ia the Public

Sewing Machines.-Cnution Ia the publc.-
We ave suit against l the principal dealers
sewing in the city Of Now YORK Such suits 70,
pending in the United
States Circuit for the Southern District OF New
York All the frin ring mach liable to
% unless they obtain license
As single threaded machines made aud sold by
ga has been legal controversy
NJ sINGkR 4 co 1913 Broadway.
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window shndes.-Wm. H. T,hiIn. not

Schroeder Coz manufacturer and wholesale and retail
dealer in all kinds of transparent window shades $50 Bar
street. three doors from Hudson street. convenient
tic route of the Eighth Housakeeper will find
1t 70 advantage to call and examine before purchasing
Original designs furnished for store and church
shades. Dealer ,upplied on liberal terms.
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Rookkeeping-Tcn Doliars.-rne sooscri-
the mercantile nunity
he has reduced to $40 for course OF double
aud entry kkeepng Appeaton should no maze
fmu.e diat civ Writing classes 81 TO So.
OLIVER ID GOLDSMITH. 362 broadway.
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and sofas, ENGELMANN 3 Co., 90 William street. up
stairs. These chairs and sofas partcua fitting
uadar
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DosT OFFICE. NEW YORK -NoTIcE.THE NAILS
Europe u s. steamer Arctic will close Mt this
Office on Saturday the Goth inst at l0is o'clock A. H.
ISAAC ". FOWLER, Postmaster.
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Gold Pcns.-Readers and Writers can Pur-
chase tip top gold at Goldsmith 3G2 Broadway after
which they Learn at the rilng of dol
lar. Private instruction given.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH 1862 Broadway
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Sewing Machines, Cheaper than tho Chcat-

est aud better than the best-We ready exhibit
and sell sewing machines Of various patents at prices
ing Sl to $780, according to quality and
tho aehines. Call and examine them.
l. NJ. SINGER & co 1913 Broadway.
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Crystalotypes,

Crayon DaxucrreotyPes, Crystniotypes,
sereooopes plain dssuerreoty lossst pissuses &C.
Gallery No. 1863 Broadway: Rooms easy Of access No
connection with any other establishment ,rr, noon
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WIN AWWRr5-L0UK 10 yUtHr !.
Don't pay too high rrces FOR carpstsNcoel HIRAM
ANDERSON 90 Bowery selling English yeiyets At l35 s
and lbs tapestry l0s andi beautiful ingram car
pets Ga 5 is Is oileloths, S., As, 3d. g. TO ss
DER Plea look n
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Just received two hundred pieces Of medallion
carpets with borders to match CANT epring
yeivets tapestry Brussels carpets and
osac md patent md table to match at low
Pricen, AZ HIkAM ANDERSONS. 80 Bowery.