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IA whose relatives prophesed Napoleon L. is the most
celebrated and FIRST Of the present ree
ture events true and certain No. 81 Chryste street. frs
story.
A sTR0LOGY.-DR. WILSON, 90 BROOME STREET,
lie syes the most any person the
United States Birth required. Fee 81 each.
MRS. LADOMUS, 2o8 CANAL STREET CONTINUES
M to tell past present. and future events likewise love,
courtship and marriage She will also make love mutual
between parties whereof does exist She will also
GAUGE THIEF 70 restore stolen property Age or temper
MADAME MORROW rs, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
M most wonderful astroogst In the world, that has
ever been known She will tell past present. and future
friends which has astonhed during travels
Europe She seventh daughter Of seventh daughter
and wac born with natural gift by invoking the OF
her wonderful science 10 tell their very thoughts and
Will cause happy pairs to together who will all enjoy
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss She de-
scendant OF line OF atrologers reaching back for centuries
and her predictions are truly astonishing to all that visit
soon and they may depend true advice founded
the eternal principes Of magical science She guarantees
those who visit her Will not IT, rs Broome be-
tween Cannon and Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted
MRS. BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO HER NJ.
M eroue friends for their liberal patronage heretofore,
and takes this opportunity Of informing them that she in
retiring from her present business shortly All who
win her astrolcgy love and law matters inter
pretng dreams BY books and science constantly relied
they will marry also the Of visitors will do well
to call soon as they will not long have the Of
committing her Residence 30 Jones street. Of
Bowery. Ladies, u; gente, 81 90.
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!, LONG BRANCH.

CHREwsgURY, LONG BRANCH HIGHLANDS,
CHRiSToPHER Captain John Price, viii leave the foot Of
Barclay street. March at 10 o'clock A. 7h AT n
tth, ~ ~ nth, At2P. NJ and l4th, AZ IA Leaves
Ceses Port March at IL A, NJ. 9Th tl2M 10TH at p
-; l3th And 18th, ats AM
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DRY GOODS, sc.

DRY GOODS, &C.
kQR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPOT OF
OCO Brussels and Chantilly aces. An assortment of
remnants running from to and 81 yards Of the follow
ing acesBrussels point, Chanty Valenciennes and Gu
pure, to BIO sold at low prices.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAMAGED BY FIRE
- anu water At 7g Broadway together with large
offered up town Tho store will open this day at A. M "a
1hPoRTED WOvE C0RSETs-MRS. GAYNoR HAS
Just received another OF ee French and
English corsets, and offers for sale AZ half The
prices generally charged Third avenue CORNER Of arL
street, next the drug store Wholesale and retail
r AIDES IN WANT OF LACEs EMBRoIpERIEs on
- hosiery will DO well to call at the store 100 Broad
just been selected and great has taken TO cot tho
latest and newest styles Strangers stopping in the ctv
rely getting good article reasonsbls price Al
goods guaranteed as represented b. o. BEAN 40 Broad
way, opposite Aftor place
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COAL.


REP ASH COmL' SL ~ AND IA ~ yE!MS ~
subscribers are prepared to supply in greatly increased
quantities. this highly celebrated article Of COAL their
mines at Belmont and CamboIs, favorable tefna a.
vered board vessels Ut Port Richmond BY canal dom
Port Carbon. +. TYLER CO.,
IS Walnut street, Philsdelphia
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AGENCIE 9.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
IA the Treasury Department, Washington, under the
direction Of Aaron Haight Palmer Counsellor of tho
Court Of the United States and Consul General
the republic of Ecuador for the United States
for the prosecution and recovery Of claims American
citizens foreign goyernments the United States be-
fore Congress the Executive Departments of federal
government and Boards Of Commissioners sitting in Wash
recovery OF debts iegaces and in the
United States and foreign countres United
States and State seeures collections generally remit
tances and other money business Having efficient and
reliable correspondents in the States and Territories
Of the Union in Mexico Central and South America the
chief cities Of Europe, in Australia India and China
undersigned prepared to give his prompt and faithful
tenton to all business that be conhded TO his
AARON Ii. PALMER.
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ryoRPoRATIoN NOTICE-PUBLIcN NOTICE rs HERE
" by given to the owners, occupant Q. oceu-
pants Of ali houses and lots improved lands
Affected thereby that the following nave been
by the Assessors and lodged IN the once OF
the bureau for oy all o
Eighth avenue Seventh avenue and through the
Seventh from Forty sixth TO street me
lms by such assessment include all the several
houses ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
tween Fifth and Seventh avenues on both sides OF Forty
third streets between Fifth and
Seventh avenues on sides of Forty sixth, Fortye
yenth Forty eighth Fortyninth Ftcth and Fifty first
Fy.second and Fiftythrd streets between sixth and
Eighth averues south side Of Fifty fourth street. be-
tween sixth Eighth side Of Fifth avenue
Forty streets both sides Of Sixth
avenue Forty to Fifty street. both sides
Of seventh avenue from Forty second to
fourth All persens whose interests affected BY
the and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to their OBJ
jeetions in writing 70 the undersigned at their oce No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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I1LAY1NU VAKDS.-SOCTHLKN AND WESTERN
merchants the California and city jobtng trade in
yted to CALL eore purchasing their spring supply O: play
ing cards) mt the Union Card Mandatory III and I7s
Grand street whore they obtain full well
seasoned cards both single and double heads of the follow
ng hrsnds.-Stcamboats Hishlandcrs No Players High
landers No. l. E.ers Merry Andrews, Decatnrs Henry
Sth Eagles and Moguls Aso Gne assortment Of extra
Spanish eards The illuminated playing. cards manufso.
tured at this establishment acknowledged the
handsomest playing cards manufactured ths country
and the prices lower than any other house
UNION CARD MANDATORY, Ut and l7g Grand street
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EXTRA PAY.


TNxTRA PsY.-ALL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS
III md wb0 served In any United States vesse in
The Psssc between '6 and 1883 the widows and heirs
spSs Of Agent and date Purs:z
u s. n, Wall street, basen n. b-Also, soldiers
bounty lands obtained as above.
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ASTROLOGY.

A STROLOGICAL.-MRS FLEURY, FROM PARIS
n whose relatives prophesied Napoleon L. the most
celebrated and rst person Of the present to free
story, 49,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
New Jersey Rslroad-unted States mail ana express
and oissen M. and at four and halfpast ave Z. N.
rarcLSzIo In seven and eleven A. NJ and four N. to
ennnston ~ % or second class) In eleven A. from
Esw grk and Susrssrpsss fopr from Philadelphia; IS in
Sion line leaves A. twelve M at reduced pricc Cort
nnds street wa camden and Walnut street in six hours
MsldsG Wilmnston and Charleston in the above trains
only Passengers with baggage ferry fifteen min
utes before the train leaves.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~ pha, from pier No North river Two lines daily at
IA. M and2P. n. Accommodation line at A. NJ, by
steamboat John Potter to South Amboy thence by
way places Camden; fare S. Express line t2PM by
John Potter TO Amboy thence direct Camden by
through In five hours; fare S.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINs DAILY
Il from Chambers street for Abany and Troy
Express train A. NThrough In four hours oonneotno
evening. u
Mail train, A. M-Throush way trains at IL NJ and
Express train, PM.-Emigrant train 6P.M For larry.
town 10 so PM For Peekskil $50 p NJ For Poughkepse
80 N, and Pm. Passengers taken at Chambers.
Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty first streets
Sunday from Canal street. 40 PM for Albany
and Troy, stopping at all way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

GRAND APPOLLINEA, l6 BOND STREET.-THE
courts Of Paris and Of London being mstresses
fashion have lately reproduced lie Menuet Cour
lie Menuet Quadre,n iNis indispensable for every
lover o. the fine arts TO become acquainted with those
hrated dances therefore Professor SARACCO, we'll
United statcs viii have his AppoIlinea opened
wishing to learn those Dances Please apply
taught privately. =
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PROPOSALS..

-
TCE.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvA 0lY
the Governors Of the Aims House. their once Rotun.
Park until socosi Of the 18th instant q
zee pest and not less than ten inches thick
For further information apply above once
Once Of the Governors Of the Aims House. March 1874
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DRIvATE DANCING, 600 BROADWAY LADIES
and gentlemen can now join for few lessons. Pupils
taught the schottch polka redowa dance
separately In few lessons All applications must made
ut ia Bowcry, bookstore, to r. Burnton.
VoULEz vOUs DANsERs-QN DIT QUE CATION APP
v prenat danser, Page de soixantc ans. SIGNOR
O. MlRAsOLE No 6 Bond street apprend tous les jours
ses eevss dams I'M cours DO lecons, resmerada polka
azurka refine de dansc la redowe vac touto autre
danse Ia mode Classe pour enfants tous les jours I'm
bal de souscrpteurs lieu 10 II Mars Pour
etc. sadresser 90 Bond street. depus 10 houres A. JUS
qua ~ y. N.
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CTEAMBOAT wANTED-SEALEDP PROPOSALS. WILL,
- DO received by the Governors Of the Amshouse 81
9Th April next for the services steamboat year.
commencing the first day Of May next She win Be re-
CURED to make trip each day Sundays sxsspts from
IN: zoos o. Srtha street r. y osoek TO foot
and stopping At the places her return all
freight and other towaFes required Proposals
to give the name Of the boat offered her tonnage msa
nshed the Department and security REQUIRED for the
faithful performance Of the contract further informa
ton apply at the above ofice.
Once Of the Governors Of the Amshouse March g. ls
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.--TO CON
traetors1ssaled proposals endorsed Proposal for
Of the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the goth
day Of March, 1854 at II o'clock NJ at which hour the bids
ing basins and culvert in North Moore street from the
street. being length about nine hundred and twenty nine
feet The plan Of the work be and specifications
obtained, on application at this office
ELIAS L. SMITH, Croton
THEO. X. DE FOREST, : Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Ma Yark March &. 1874
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CTREET DEPARTMENT-NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
in the Board Of CouncilmenTo
Gag sidewalk Of Twelfth street. between and
DRY To widen Cliff street. between Beekman
and Ferry streets All persons having objections
ersened his Office before the 18th day Of March,
inst. JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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ITO MACHINISTS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, RE
received at the once Of the Croton Agueduct Depart
o'clock p NJ, when they will be publicly opened for Is
sopcocks four inches In diameter inside average Weight
each 1s0 lbs 200 stopcocks six inches diameter inde
average weight each zso ibs % stopeochs twelve
subjected to proof pressure Of 800 TO the
inch 70 he made in all respects similar pattern
ofby the Wstsr Purveyor Also 100 IRE hydrant known
and TO the proof whole 10 be
delivered from time to time be required BY the De-
and each hydrant The names Of two responsible persons
with written consent to become sureties Will
CURED TO each proposal amount Of sscuritv
required he the Of - 900 for the contract Tor
made within twenty days from the inspection Ana approval
completion contract Blank forms Of sstimate IN
with the corporation can be had on
posais for Stopcoeks and Hydrants."
ELIAS L. SMITH. Crotou
THO. r. DE FOREST {Aqasduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board,
Office Croton Aqueduct De apartment, March 2, 1854.
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STR0LOGY.-DR. WILSON, 90 BROOME STREET
IA may be consulted past present and future even
lie gives the most OF any person
United States Birth required. Fee 81 each.
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TyOR sAvANNAH-FARER EDUCED-THE NEW AND
T. splendid sidewheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Captain Hardie, carrying The United States mail will
Philadelphia for Savannah Wednesday March
at 10 o'clock A. from the wharf above Pine street In
speed and strength and for the comfort
convenience Of passengers this ship unsurpassed
Fare from Philadelphia, go; steerage S. The STATE OF
GEORGIA leaves, . above, the following Wednesday.
Agents in Philadelphia, HERON 4 MARTIN, S71S North
Wharyes: in Savannah, c. A. L. Lamar.
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NY y FISH PROM LONDON THEATRICAL AND
w Characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl street four doors
from Broadway. Amateur performance attended wigs
lent on hire masquerades and fancy dress
balls B-Country supplied on short notice.
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YORK FAMILY HOTEL. NEW BRIDGE STREET LUZ

i gate hill LondonThe above house Is centrally situat
cd has excellent coffee ten twelve private sit
ting between forty and ay light airy bedrooms
ready; niskt porter in atendansc fixed charge for
MAINE lso proprietor Of the Grown and Sceprc Tavern
Grcenwch) also tenders his grateful thanks to his Aer
friends the fAvors he has long enjoyed tktir
hands and solics their continued patronage and
mendation.
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DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA FOR LIVER
III pool.-me Europa Neil Shannon, commander, will
sail from the Dock Jersey City with the mails
and for Europe Wednesday the 9Th nstan
at r. NJ. precisely Passengers requested to be on
board BY l2s o'clock The Asia viii sail ON the I'd in
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FANCY ARTICLES.


DHARO.-TO SPORTING MENTOR SALE AT THE
l. Union Gard Mandatory III and l7g Grand street,
small lot Of extra seasoned genuine Crehore cards least
years old They tho beat dealing the United
States. UNION CARD MANDATORY,
III and 179 Grand street
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ ny-Tor Mobile, stopping at Hayana.-The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, Capt. D. Bullock, will sail for the
above port Thursday. March at Il o'clock precisely
from pier foot Of Harrison street. North River $50
Mobile will be forwarded free Of commission Com
apple at the ofoe No freight taken to Havana
but specie No freight received ON sailing days Ship
pers please send IN their bills Of adng be signed
the evening previous to the day Parcels received
ut the once only Passengers from Havana must
passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON. CKOCHERON A co. 81 BroaSwav
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A cts, carrying the United States Mal-The American
clipper ship NIGHTINGALE o66 tons register will DO
Of this line The Nightingale built for exhibition at the
Worlds Conventionn London she is Of the sharpest
and fastest sailing ships aoat and her saloon cabin is
surpassed point Of comfort and elegance having been
pay rates charged by the Great Britain from Liverpool
will be guaranteed TO passage Plans Of the cabins and
will be forwarded mail to intending passengers
freight or passage apply to -
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TyOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-STMI-WEEKLY
u Nail Line-The favorite and fast going steamer
North river on Wednesday, March ats O'Clock,
WIN e os ap o on a az
FORD, TILESTON CO., No 80 Broadway. Through
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DARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR SAN
IL Francisco.-The NORTH STAR to leave the 9th of
April to connect with the YANKEE The books for
before the Goth March, will be sold at the following
Cabin $780, Storage, 10 Apply to
JAMES N. CROSS Battery place, stairs,
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CoNCERT-THEo. EIsFELBs CLASSICAL QUAR-
tete Soree the fourth of the season. will take place
Dodworh Academy SOC broadway next to Grace Church.
Friday, March 10. Tickets dollar See small bills.
RIO sHoWMEN.-FoR SALE. AT BARGAIN
large pavilion tent with all the fixtures for imme-
date Size of top l40 feet by 60 Has only used
three weeks Inquire Of c. T. PARSLOE, at Burton's
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A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR FRONT
"A spendidly Furnished will be let with full board, to
ntemen and wife without chdren also single rooms
FOR gentlemen the rst class No l3 West Twenty
second street None bat parties Of the fret respectaby
nee amply,
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TNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
IL Mail Line.-The and splendid steamship ALA
BAMA Geo. Schenck, will leave Wednesday March
sth Mt O'Clock p M from pier No. North river Apply
TO- SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No; - Broadway.
H. Through tickets from New York to Jacksonville, ST.
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's
steamers GLASGOW 1902 tons 400 horse power Robert
Craig, commander and NEW YORK, 400 TONS 500 horse
Saturday, March 49, at l2 O'Clock M and Wednesday, May
TO- O'Clock NJ FIRST cabin saloon staterooms $50; do
midshps do S75 second cabin $50 third class Apply
to JOHN McSYMON, So Broadway.
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A LADY WHO HAS BEEN ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH
IA ing the panoforte would like to receive
pupils at her own residence Address Music Herald ONCE
Terms moderate.
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SPRING GOODS.

z y
nUNSMORE a BROWN HAVE RECEIVED THEIR
IL first importation Of leghorn, straw fancy and lawn
bonnets and will open their wareroons, 443 Broad
way with large and attractive stock OF choice goods
Thursday.
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D0wERY THEATRE-PROPRIET0R AND MANAGER
ID p. Waldron; Stage Manager, G. y. Wemyss. Time
notice The doors will open curtain rises at O'clock
Gallery l2, cents; Private Boxes 81 Seats in Orchestra
Wednesday evening March s, will be performed
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
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way with large and attractive stock OF choice goods
Thursday.
NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS,
IN lawns dress trimming ribbons, flowers, grapes &C.
The undersigned has opened very extensive
cluvely the Wholesale trade adjoining his retail stors
with handsome stock Of goods At very low prices
and invites jobbng trade to favor him with early
call. NJ ii. LICHTENSTEIN, - Bowery.
NEW SPRING SILKS, GRENADINES, MUsLTNs,
IN barcges, ginghams, &c--JAMES FRANCE, 7p3 Broad
way socits Inspection Of his spring stock open.
conssting rich plaid and striped gold printed
nadines plain printed and Aounced bsreses printed
lawns cambrcs and muslns plain French Chambrays all
wool spring dclsnes; barege delanes founced organdy
robes de- Also new stock Of rich French embroderes,
laces cambria handkerchief hosiery and great variety
OF family and household linens sheetings damasks nap
kns towels and towenss; all Of which he offers At the
very lowest cash prices.
CPRING InPORTATIoNs.-wM. EEUsTADTER, IS
- John streetIadies dress trimming Scotch, German
French and Swiss embroidered lace goods
CPRlNG MANTILLAs---To WHOLESALE BUYERs:-
- The subscriber respectfully that his mpcrta
tons the present spng trade
ready comprising unusually attractive variety Of novel
ties In mantas talmas visittes mufers 70 which he
invites the attention Of merchants from section Of the
Union. GEORGE BuLPIN,
Paris Nantlla Emporium, 36l Broadway.
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ITO PASSENGERS FOR CUBA.-THE REVERE HOUSE
IL the largest most airy and commodous house in Ha
pleasantly situated In the immediate vicinity of tho
Captain Generals and Intendents palaces the cathedral
sepuchre Of Columbus Piazza de Arme custom house and
quay also the Alameda PAseo and Tacon theatres
clerk visits the TO facilitate the landing
gers and baggage. MRS. RAYMOND Proprietress.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
In via NicaraguaThe accessory Transit Co. of Nicara
qua in Advance Of the mamonly
The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST
1000 tons burthen will leave from pier No North river
day March 20 with the and steam
route having but twelve miles Of land transportation by
first class carriages These steamers unsurpassed In
their ventilation For information
passage apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No.
Row linvG
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CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA-THE GREAT BRITAIN,
- b. r. Mathews commander, having just accomplished
the out in sixty five days with unfavorable winds
will again despatched from Liverpool for Melbourne Port
PHILIP and Sydney early in March, when is confidently
expected she will make her under sixty days For
freight passage apply to GIBBS, BRIGHT CO., Liver
pool in New York to RICHARD IRWIN CO., 90 Front
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900 BROADWAY.-FAMILIES ON THE FIFTH
40 avenue who desire the service OF Mr. Brisow for
private instruction at their residences be
modated Old families who patronized Mr. in the
1881 and 1886 their connections and friends receive his
undivided attention. Call during the week.
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THE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES, AS
wanted for business and be thoroughly
most successful method by applying at 4 Broadway nea
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I1OR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA AC-THE
United states mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Skin.
ner will leave pier No Is North river Saturday March
H. O'Clock NJ for Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond
Time TO Norfolk about four hours Passengers
mington and Manchester railroads to Augusta Ataant
Charleston &C. Passage and fare to Norfolk S. to Peters
burg and Richmond So steerage half price, For freight
apply board, and for passage, to