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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
In Walking

Through the streets of Paris one scarce. ly fails to be struck with the life. light, and animation which prevails every where and seem to pervade almost every body and everything. The traveller from mur. ky London or anxious New York, or stiff calculating skinny Boston, feels himself to be m new atmosphere. and before he is aware, he is hurried along with the living tide of the Boulevards or Champs E'ysees. polite and smiling gentleman ; bis own countenance so heightened up with cheery gladsomness and sunshine, that he would not know his own phiz if suddenly confronted with mirror. Ev. cry where there are binds. and songs, and flowers, and smiles at every turn there is such seeming unaffected courtesy and polite difference, that the most common person can scarce avoid coming 10 the conclusion that he is somebody. and he relires to his hotel with lighter and m"re satisfied heart than he has had for many long day, and places hls head upon his pillow, we'll pleased with all the world. The editors "reminiscences of beautiful Paris, in the palmy days of Louis Philippe, are all of flowers and sunshine. Being child of the sunny south, 1t seemed to him, when he first pitched his tent in Gotham to wander no more, because of family ties, that every man, woman and child, was going to a funeral; glum and monosyllables were the order of the day. If sauntering in Union Park he took a seat on some va> cant bench. the very next conner moved on the last two inches of the utmost ex. tremity, in three cases out of four giving view of his back in sixteen seconds more he would be making oumberless gyrations with his cane or boot.toe on the gravel walk; if the bench happened to be on the flagging, he would fix his eye on some spot and spit at it by the quarter; no cheerful fitting ever coming across that sad reflecting face even for the briefest moment. as if there were not a thought or sympathy for any human being. Why not give time to gold and time 10 gladness too. and let each have it's season? Be serious if you please in Wall street, or behind the counter; but In the car, or omnibus. or park, or square, or church, pr pro nsnade, let an inner joy
 ousness light up the countenance, and let the smile of recognition of your broth- CT man wake up new life whenever the eye falls upon that brothers countenance 1t will seldom fail to light up a kindred gladness there. self -perpetuating all along glorious old Broadway from Union square 10 the Battery; all of us would live the longer for it. and what is more. live the happier. l move that no vinegar cruet be allowed in Broadway until moon down. What right has any man to come up to me, without cause or provocation, when l am gladsomely strolling down town. with little Nell and Molly. each holding on to fore6nger. to turn my face into a tamarind? They will see it ip mos ment. and their little hearts will beat less joyously, until we get to the next candy shop. These are little things. i. is true. but the mass of human enjoyment or sor- row is made up of these sef-same little things. --eIourn0L of UedLth.
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CENTO VERSES.


 The juveniles will find it pleasing recrea ton to select lines of poetry from dffercn authors, which wifi rhyme with each other and make new verses which will ssmetime make curious sense. Such are called cent, verses. Here are few. "l hear the dread notes of the drum ;'' "The silver moon is waning;' "The melancholy days have come" "To give our boys caning." "A mason's daughter fair and young," "Cries, boatman, do not tarrv;" If you love me as love yon," s-.- "When do you mean to marry y2" "The moon has climbed the highest hill," |" The hero's lance to throw ;'' "Then, with her starry court, she sang John Anderson, my Jo."
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'" Your. .old Kentucky Home! r y

"Your. 'Old Kentucky Homer you poor soul you P said Mrs Burlington. as she thrust her nightcap out of the wins dow, away almost into the midnight. 10 catch the notes of song an individual was singing in dismal voice, near her dwelling. "I wish 10 my heart you was there. where your friends could take keer of you and do for you. It is terrible thing to be in distress away off smong strangers, particularly where you ain't acquainted with any of 'em but I don't think it looks well for a man to wake up whole neighbCrhood at midnight with his sorrow"
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%" A letter written hy an officer at> tsched to the Japan squadron, says that on the part of lhe Japanese Commission CTS, Il was at first much insisted upon, that the United States government snOuld allow a sllpula IiOn that no American lady should ever visit Japan! So pFepOslerous a demand was not coUntenanced for a mo ment by the gallant Commodore.
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EE The stockholders of the Bridge port Bank voted the other day not to in. crease their capital, because they did not like the conditions under which the Leg. islature granted the privilege.
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J. $. Smith, Surgeon Dentists

nR. SMITH respectfully tenders his thanksto D ,he people of Falls Village and the adjoining for three years past, and would say that for the better accommodation of his customers and the public generally he has permanently located hims self at Falls Village where he will still carry on Dentistry in all departments in the highest per lection, surgical and mechanical.
 Teeth extracted with great care decayed teeth filled with pure gold so as to last for number Of years. ArtAcaiie teeth inserted on pivots or plates as the case may require from one to an entire set, according to all the latest improvements s z. He would say to those wishing block teeth twith artificial gums,) that he has had great exs perisnce in setting them within the last six or eight years.
 All work warranted to be done in finished with be suty. 0ar Any amount of private reference given.
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5 An Act relatin . sn Rsmk i.

hH Hct Feta5suS 70 bHhKHe z8
 Bet enacted by the Ssnals azd Hauss ef Kszs rsssntativss In GsnsFal Assembly eonesMeds
 SEc l.. That no incosporaied Bouk q Banking Association whaaeveF, in shis slate. shail af:ef the first day cE October nexi. ai% Fectly ov indirectly, pay q aeEsa pMyssa greater rate Of interest for shG I03i| oi money borrowed in thia State. 0r on der6sils. than Joar per cent. per annuRn; md n me same tate for . longer oF shorter l''s
 SRcs 2' No Ranking As loijons iannM1
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world knows. In his first writings he had not found his whole power, but at last he began the " Pilgrims Progress" a work of which Mr. Macaulay thus stri
 kingly relates both the history and chars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

DsuRAsR IRISH ExLX MIR Patrick O'Douohoe who
sxilst 10 Van Demans Land BY tbs British govern.
meat in ls4s for hls participation Ia the unsuccess'ul
attempt subvert the existing order OF things Ia his
country and who ,suiy made his escaps from
bondage landed In safety these Shores died 1T his
place OF abode No. "a Hamilton avenue sunday last
be had been lsboripg under illness for time past
and few, any OF mis- former friends were aware Of
his condition whereabouts His family, whoarrved In
New York on Saturday mare every possible sxsrton
md where he was but could gain no Information,
seemed TO know anything about him, and 1t
vas not until he had departed this life that they
sat.ed his residence few Of his former confederstes
yesterday proceeded TO the house and descent
interment for the body in Greenwood Cemetery.
HHnyops srARBNa ArrRAY-On Sunday evening . man
NAMED Michael hoNay dangerously stabbed In the
abdomen while engaged 10 the corner OF Bedford
and Hughes street The man Who II s supposed
Indicted the wound subsequently arrested BY the
FoQh district police and now in custody awaiting the
result Of the IL iuries.
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Personal Intelligence.

Captain hsCeTen and Mr.. Johnston, OF New York,
sWners Of the American ship in Washington
raid " press . claim ainst the Peruvian govern.
nsnt for detention and outrages ut the Chn cha ads
Hon. VIM Appleton, member Of Cor grsss from Boston,
the gentleman who, few days ago, made donation Of
10 send eighty colored psrs from Tennessee Liberia
OF Bellies Lsttres and Modern Languages
Harvard College, which he has held with dis
henor since the year 1888.
Major g. r Hobbie First Assistant Postmaster General
lying bopeh ssly ILL., Of consumption in Washington 1t
said there affecting In the sick chamber
OF this gentleman on tue l9tn inst dts Aughter Mary
was there In the presence OF her PROSTATE and smos.
Butler, to Nathan Reese Eq.. OF Nswburg N. Y. The
fond father apprehs ndpc his speedy dissolution request
cd that the It's Ia should be celebrated before had
son the last OF earth Major Hobbie At time
member OF Congress from New York, and officer OF
tbs government 10 10 universally seded that he
ith uy and asiiduously discharged his responsible du
ties.
Montreal W. Wslcott Canada; Hon. r. Mallory, Fori.
da; A. Samap, Washington, and John MoGn, London,
arrived yesterday at the st. Nicholas
Dr. D. G. Freeman New York; VIM. HipkiBs, Vireinia;
UhAs Thoppiop Esq., Boston; W. Barrpger, Pennsyi
vsaia ana Vim. Burden, Eq Brooklyn, arrived yester
DAY ut the Prescott Houfe
r. d Bacor, Eq, st. Louis; J. E Coleman, Columbus,
Ohio; j. n. Robinson, Louisville, Ky W. g. Andrews
PhDadelphia; N. Yates, Lexington, Ky; G. q Carleton,
ms veland o., and DR. schsuckr Kentucky, arrived yes
ssrdsy At the Metropolitan Hotel
Gov. Price, New Jersey, ]. Bolts, Virginia; VIM H.
Almand, Purser steamsh Batic DR.. N. s. Jarvis, u
A.; OApt W. Il A Smith, Chicago; Cap, Miller, scam
hip Cambria j. r. 5pragus Texas arrived yesterday
the Aston House.
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HOTELS.

CRAMER0Y HOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
VI Twtntcth The new addition being finished
suits OF elegantly furnished kpsrtn 70 rent IA
les also few sinsle rosms ior .nse gentlemen with Of
Ia DONALD, Propretor
ITO PASSENGERS FOR CUBA.-THE REvIRI HoUsI
the largest NEST airy, eonmodieus ana Advlstssa
ously hotel Havana In The ediasA
he Captain osnera and Inssndensss palace ths Cashs
tra sepuichrs Of Cermbus Pie DE- ArmA Custom Hs.ss
Quay, and tut few ninutes walk drivs fro A.
AlanAdA, PAseo, snd Tao0n n satrs EnSlmh speaish
rrerch German spoken clerk visits shs steam
facilitate tho landing OF passengers and baggage kr RAY
M0ND. Pre- prstroes
WORK FAMILY HOTH. NEW BRIDGE srRrEy
Ludsats hill Lonasn-Ths above heuss ira nv 40,
assA hArsn s.e.sn. e.ss rso- ten ., twelve pass I'll
coed smoking cold and shower bath aiwsv,
ready night porter In atsendsnce fxsd shkrrv far az
yasu The New York Herald Is ned. THos QGARTcR
MAINE false proprietor Of Che Grown and soeptre Tavern
nwish tenders his grateful thanks his AnsrSss.
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More OF the Lost ship stanordshire.
ARRIVAL AT BOSTON OF THE SURVIVING CRxw AND
PASSENGERS.
Prom the Boston Herald Jan. Is
ne brig Belle Capt Meagher. from Halifax eth inst,
arrived at this port yesterday having board thirty
hres of the and OF the passengers Of the III lated
ship stafor ishire They sent by W. Frazer u J.
Consul At Halifax the passengers being sent BY Train
% The following ne the names OF the survivors OF the
Wov, brought by the Belle -
At Lssi, second mats, A. Woodland, (colsrsd,)
John Morgan, third mate, Q. ]. Yarbou,
u Hcke, 3. e. Pearson,
II Churchill, CnAs smith,
Geo Lord, John Wilson,
3. q. Wellington, @. White,
VIM Jones, W. Perkins,
W. Whiteneld, W. Thompson,
WIN. wilcox, Daniel O'NieI,
3. w. Barry. Sparks,
h Sherwood J. L. Davenport
J. Dusy, 7. Craig,
Jas. Andersop, Alden Rice,
in Cobbs, W G.rris, (colsrsd,)
VIM Wood Jas. Kelley, (ooIorcd,)
Jas Barrow. (coIored.)
John Heath (colored) much frozen TO DO taken
On board the Belle and remains at HA TAX
mo passengers of the stahordshirs, brought BY the
Patrick o'Brsn Michael Tally,
John rsrney Donald Delaney
Thomas Barrett, Mary Jane \ CHAN.
All the above named persons are In good health having
had pleasant passA 20 from Halifax.
The Belle also brought BY order OF Mr. Frazer, four
ssamen survivors Of the crew Of the schooner John
From OF the crew Of the taord.hirs that
asr she struck the az st boat left the ship at O'Clock
the second at about X o'clock; third, the long
beAt In which was the first mate ct and the gig in
1htsh was the third mate and our informant, left 1T
A the Ast boat leaving, ths ship was down for
ward 70 her foetop and when not than the ship
bngth of, che down to her crosstrees-and in mo
msnt shreks were heard from ttose on beard, and the
The stswArdess of the chip stood constantly work
ing atone OF the pun Pc -th the water nearly TO her
waist and csrg upoa the passengers in the cabin TO
assist but they remassd quist Some took hold OF
Put her aboard the boat but she declaring
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THE FIRENIEN.


DBGNIx HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. a.
At special meeting Of this company, held At their
truck house. No. 132 Amy street, friday evening"
~ 5i the following preamble aud resolutions unani
mously Asopted:-
Whtrea she voice of tho hremsn Of this city oale
Mr. John u Brady 20 the resronsi e poticn Of Assist.
ant En- sineer Of the New York rs Department which
per him 20 resn as foreman of this company therefore
BesclySd That hovsTsr mach feel dAttorei by the
Preference rhown oar late worthy foreman BY his being
chosen FOR the responsible position "a occupies
srct that deprived officer 10 whom we
tonI sttaekId who, by bis uniform kindness
heart and impartial both In tho social circle and in
tie dsohirFs his euty has sndeared himself ILL.,
kescyd That Curing the eight years no has been DOL
attd with IN tie uisehsEse " LIS atty As
have Fucient q ais -tItyt convince th.t the
trust hiss been wcrthy bestowed upon vho will
his duty with credit T. hasef ,nd eAti.fsc,isn 20 all
ECsoiysd That j. string from the nsrd Of tais
rsny he with nm heaEeis peos estsen
Tor tho dcliy sHd he has atv shown FOR
us Interests and welfare and for the able snt impartial
in which re tas admuistered its affairs;
grsuste ourselves that: honorary member he viii
with and shall h.ye the be1st Of his
te ard enjoy the pleasure have always found IN his
ioeie,y. l.. n VAN MARI,
". L. BERRTBS,
X. 9. nkRICkSoH, c....,...
/. RODGERS, "Vhui''ee
J. GALWAY,
A. COOPER in,
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THE TRADES, &C.

ENGINE AND xN6INEER wANTED.-ENoINE FOR
II ty TO sixty horse power and ngneer who
grinding panss dry and In OIL CAL At No. Cedar street
New York City Paint Works oompanys ofioe.
ITO MUSIC PUBLIsHERS.--A STEADY GENUINE
i uusc printer, permanent work Will rive his
work for ns,hbs rnbs or second 70 any present
to tss city BeirE all his lifetime the busne
undertake in mastery manner. Direct Post Ofoe
Broadway, New lort, 70 the care Of Mr. Il. Gilbert
yesrs experience In eutinE custom and work s
tesorS Of obtaining good suAtos 10 capable Of taking
charge the In all branches ous
tom tade He intends 10 leave tho prssen situation which
he holds in February, IL he can make change Tor
the better Having en- in busn sss fer himself this oty
influence trade Coed reference 6vcn from formsr
d present employer Please address John Black Ma 10
Franklin street, stating where Interview be hsd
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STOLEN GOODS

STcLEN YRoN THE SUBSCRIBER YESTERDAY
y forenooa between twelve and o'clock In wnsb,nr
ton street kee9r horse and wagon horse.
about fifteen Ands hSh white Of his fore soad md
sore his right fora ankle Ehserer viii return ~.
70 Mr. schmA Rector and Groenylea stresta
will b suitably rewarded.
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REMOVALS.
~~~~~N~N~>N~>~~ ~>>~~~~-~~~~
I OF REPA AND SUPPL

.~~~~~~~~>~~~~>~>>~N~~>~
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEs.-rHR
~ business OF this nice will be transacted In tho base
mert Of the City Ball. formerly occupied BY the Marine
Court. BAkTH 1L0kEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup plies
N removed TO the Grand Jury room basement Of Abe
court where the business Of the Office will be
transacted and tAxes received As usual.
HARVEY a. RT. Receiver Of Taxes.
TnI CORPORATION CoUNSELs OFFICE WILL
hereafter be At Chambers street, third story Any
parties having in their Possession books be-
longing to sale once " K Dillon, will please return
the tane - said office.
K. J. DILLON, CorprAAion Counsel.
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4 LBEKT H. EICoLAY, AucTIoNEER ALBERT H.
"A Nioolay Co. will sell at auction Wednesday and
ThurAsy npgs January 18th and Goth, O'Clock each
st the Academy OF Desg COS Broadway private
coll elton 81 paintings for sbo.t sale without reserve, by
order Of tho leaving for Europe Amongst many
pleasing and attractive paintings will be found beautiful
specimens by lines Paul Brill Hoen Pyne Wilson, Claude
Waton, Dandy. Bershem. Nattoaur McKsnzie, Inignot
Leyiers Frost Coles Jansen Rossenbo Webster. Chou
cattle pictures Dutch interiors; by eminent Also
about thirty beautiful specens Of the Dusseldorf school,
and avaty Of odern Belgian and French paintings which
will arrest attention We respectfully repea, that the sale
will absolute and IL vte the attends friends
public generally Tho pictures viii view from Non
day January 2sd day and evening until time Of sale
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
ED WARD SINTZENICH
Lat oh aNle Fms of II. II Lad Ia
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TT S. JOURNAL OFFICE, JAN. "a, IS4-THE PRE-
~ miums heretofore nosd. amounting to ISL 30
thirteen hundred dollars be given to .oribers whn
substitution list should eAon hundred thou ,and
QOO OQO) will be award the 25th Of March, 1884.
A. JONES CO, Publish, re- Tribune Building.
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BIIL.IARDN.

DILLIARD TABLES ro LET FOUR IN coon OpDRR.
- would hire in second stcry 81 soma nuhisn
house IN Eeod losauon, AID would roc and
OF hire man take charge Of them. Apply 81 M Amos NJ
RILiARD TABLES FOR sALE-THR MOST sPLIN.
ID did tables for sale can be sesr Al shs oH
stand 20 Ana street. These tables made up vish eu
patent vuloansd india rubber cushion We have npreve
nsnH whiol. " WIZ b sssn, are y;s{ ingcrs.atr
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ED FAKD SIN TZENICH
Late chief salesman Of ii. II. Leeds 4 Co.

n s. HAUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sALR
~. of splendid household and fancy articles this
ts Al half past ten clock At No, 100 Wess Twenty
first street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues
sistr in rar, Of two elegant suites Of rose~eod 10
epch brocaee easy sewing and pton chairs,
gold trocsde and satin dAmask large we'll made
rosewood etegere marble top and plate back
rosewood panoorte warrated0
side tts and fancy tables With marble tops alabster
aseuy painted and decorated; marble tAtuettes vases
pthers & 5yos Of pstry velvet and Brussels carpets
sells sur,,in esIniees shades AZ u oil psntn5 richly
gapy Walnut china dinner and sets; silver and
sr casto forks spoons 40 ivory cutlery; table
linen 20 rosewood bedsead with mattresses At; maho
gany and rosewood buroaos wash and
stands; pillows, blankets, beds bedding, 10.
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THE BALL SEASON

(,onfLlhkkTARY BALL TO BE GIVEN TO PRO.
Iessor yates and sister, by their pupils 81 the City
assemtly MOONS 80 Broadway. Wednesday event
the door NJ EwIN0 Chaiyns.
q. J. snTs, ssessAry. D y, s1, CI.AIs, frsasuysr.
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THk EAR AND EYE-DR. HEATH, AURIsT AND
ounss devotes attention catment OF DEAFNESS
$50 All dneas q the ear and once 40 Howard street
nr door east Of Broscvay Hours from lots References
70 - tents perm antrtly erred re-eL.y Ant years rnce
Whose bsAsisg esnthuss rsrfs e. viii be gives.
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THE MILITARY.

NINTH REGINENr NEW YORK STATE MILITIA,
IN Company u, krias GukriThe regular busir cot
s o. III, company viii tAhs psc. on wsdnsd.y sycsins
An members are requested W atNnd. By order,
ROBERT cODDIyG10y, Lieut. 0em r 81 ding
hnaeaAET J. AuaIAeH, Secretary.
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LIQUORS, &C.

T1T1NTID.-IvKRYBoDY CAN HAVE A SHXTf
w good tsnc and srensthsains vins ~ ten cents ps
salon. will give the recept 70 manufacture On
zion Of Samples sent int the esuntry vhsn
Address A. A. A.. Post ONCE post paid.
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ulNRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY Il. H. LEEDS
II &Co Tuesday January "a? At II o'clock At the sales
No Wall STREET.-THE che trade and others-A large
and splendid assortment Of rich silver plated consist
ing table and dessert spoons forks and teaspoons Of the
beautiful and fashionable patterns plated in the best
nsrner German silver the stock Of importer about
retirin from buness We the above
friends and the public being really superior article and
the best offered in ths Market they
nted-the best Of double plate silver
Also on o spsp did silk curtains,
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ICHE W. SoMERINpYKE, AUCTIoHEER-SALES
this cav. 81 Nc II So street At l0 o'clock, of .
large lot q second hand Of a descriptions bod
rc ute an ornamental iron bsdtesds lot Of mat
cots atcsan sofas ahos my ebair. walnut oha
couchs ard couch bedstesfs carpets cicths ao lot
kedsr sos oots chairs benches stoos washs ands
marble top entire wndsw curtains crockerv psrlor
stove by virtue OF several executions lot OF
clothpg peoes OF cloth three baskets ohampaGne wne
several vest pate Ms TO, 10
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John KIRSE, AUCTI0NEER.-NEssRs.L YNAN,& CO.
Successors to Cooley Reese having closed grand
snsipg sale OF Mos Appet,ns at their late premises 40
Bro adway prepared receive at their
sales SIT Broadway ON Tuesday evsaing next
Ga o'clock . splendid catalogue will be OFF, cd.
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KNow G-ATTENTIoN.-PkTRo SQUAT:
N seiontum katom skatont monshes kseds oil
| olttrwhie shah UNI. By order Of SAW VI E0OFF.
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V'AXES, TAXES, TAXBS.-NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
tts ia Easloheste, Mount Vernon and Wes Mount Yer
&e county The collector Of t'xe, for the
Of Easct ester will attend ST the Fourteenth Ward
HoecorGe of Grand aud Hester streets New York. Fri
day turdav the eth and 2Sth January Instant
fr m 4. until +. M 10 receive payment of taxes.
Specie only received JOHN g. JACKSON Collector.
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sSI0NERs' STOCK or DRY GOODs.-F0R sALK,
"A the entire dry Sosds with book accounts lease
of store and fixtures formerly occupied By H. Roser
Ne los FULTON street. Brookyn ssook and aocoun can 30
the between the hours Of 10 and O'clock
until Thursday, the 26th insL By order Of
HENRY ROBINSON,
WIN r. ROSsITER,
Assigueee o. 8. Rossitof
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M y. X. fAYLUK AUUTIUNEEk,-WN. z. TtYLOR
w Co viii sell ~ suction, Friday snd saturday jan
q and IS =. * o'clock each evening st GU Broad way the
entire collection Of original pAntin known a. Gates
historical gallery This ooeson contains the finest
p:cine ever offered for public inspection this city
bsr. Zs.h.r,i cussIai ce.resio L.Ye, cigo Giovanni
Gusfno visBani, Caraosi SssreatAni Pous-, B.tsor
ysrHet sas., TArrAso. Durer LacAtel o2erio b. Al
lori and others equally renowned ANA merrious TIE
shove Picture, are in their pure original s..se Imported
and evening, free from dnessAy, January until tbs
evening Of The SALE with catalogues The above gallery 10
place for the sale Of psintinss There light
bo day and evening" Ard pictures DO oramtn
ed to good ADVANTAGE Do not forget the numbtr-cx
BROADWAY. Sale potiAive Without ressrye.