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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

TEWElRY AND DIAAONDS-THE ATTENTION or
purchasers called TO the well selected stock Of rioa
JIG, ery ana diamo IDS comprising In part following
Which offered for sale =, less than ssn.l pressLsdi
riIgs 81 TO S sold pins 81 TO 500 god brAoesss %
565 sod looke ons two and four glasses 3 I, So gold
s6s geld vs,t ohAns IS s75 geld chains $40 sos
gold wedding plain chased with Stones S2o
gold guard and fob Keys 81 70 $O gold sad seals
~ 10 ~ geld pens and pencils 81 % 500 gold lesve
collar button: 70 osn' 20 81 s'la crosses SIS diamond
finger rings SIP to $500 diamond earngs per pair 500 .
s, diamond bra oelets $oO 70 $40 dia oad studs psR
set $ 20 stO Colo thin bles Arnletl scarf charms
hooks, 40 &c.
GEO Q. ALLEN, Importer, Wholesale and retail.
No. L. Wall street. second door, Eear Broadway
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1yANDKN AND AMBoY xAILR0AD TO PHILADK.
Yal: -. s' ~ Pc @ i: !. w ~
Jss, Pete. Z sSh sA:as: y
:. FO:ss. Ansey sh:ses direct y oaaa'a - ''si
uUpsoN nIyIa aAILH9AD ..1E4Iss DAILY skos
W.. 1sIS' ,sSr !, s'S'
SSn iraln 4. M-rhroasA way ,saiAs ~ u n. Aas
lsSress rraia, ": M-Imlsrsns .r.,a r; For Ia7
.sss III iso rs.:sss.t AXE. = oSs
SA.ssphs. :, az sss ss:s
stopping s 4 Y ~ i sssscu s.,..s.
:: sai Sfsss & h.i
::ii; Iss!ss
lsss fi.s. asS sos. rs
Fsslinss, Dover Plains Amsa. fullerton, a:dals ana
Ssssa.s sss5 Ss:,:: y .s s.s:
WS r .a Srsssn nor ss From csy
=. 40 ri ;sspgss 4 T6. Pam:
sSSP NJ stopping fordh,m md .sssiGs' north Whit:
z.1s = y 70 , 4 nsa " %sU ssp p
Sis Z, ,e 70 ts,d s:s an. - \. : STOP
surs siss asd hsv. their baggage checked for U.os
% s,s:s asIn .at
sSsias New yo.t sapls.. train. vii .s1: Albany
.s 1.:s @ Il :SSp s,,sa
Dover PsiAs, PauInss Crston Falls, white flns and
Williams bridge, and leave Albany ~ 3l5 p M and Troy
Ma3p. q, stepping ~ Kinierhook. Chatham Corners,
al OF on signal ~ other regular stations north
Of am's Bridke ana Vie accommodation train will
Chstham Corners ~ da6 A. NJ the arrival Of abe
sa which Leaves Albany att IS A n sad Troy
u stop ping ~ all mail stations From hilsrton A. n
stopping whts Plains and stations north Croton Fsi
sfA r., stopping - Tordhsm and stations north white
plains and A. n, and 10 and 80 r. NJ $40 ppius =,
fsrlyi,s ana ssaasss ssrss Willis S's DIidF: !. 81 sio
Tcrdhsm At 1 A. NJ. stopping ~ way stations Sunday
Arrangement eommen sing Jan "a 1884 Trains will leave
u, Crcton Falls and all way asons al 80 A. ~ r
urnins. WIN leave Cros,n Sss ~ A. T. ana 30 ?. Y.
~ viii be received and landed In New York. 81 th,
.syYsventh street station only Freight for Albany n
ssysd day unU r. r.. - he depot corner Of csasr,
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EN0R LiyEkP0OL-UEITED STATES NAIL srKAM.
ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Wet This sssansAiI YIN De-
SAturdAy February l. ~ o'clock NJ hen berth ~ the
foes OF Canal street For freight PASSAGE having asssn
leo for sleg ARd comfort Apply J.
WARD K. COLLINS, 1 Wall street PsssssSsEs are r.
questsd " be Aosrd Tx A. n TAe steamship PAsAe
Wal succeed the Atlantic, aud sail Feb. 10.
TyEE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON
Insd States nail ships comprising This
MANN, Capt. H gins. These steamers stop NJ Ssuth-
anpton both going and returning -.
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CUPREnn ooyEr;.IN TIN nArfsR OF Tal AZ
NE esy Of New York. Creson A9paust Board Of sau
atty relative 20 this acquiring o. lands isr nsw rssrvo
ths said city between highly Aad SIR SH
ana 6h and Seventh in The said city shs ksysr
Aldermen and Comm Of hs city New YoYh ths
Croton Aausdue Dsparnens q SAD sity % VI.
tatuse entitled AI act 70 facilitate ths sequsop ofaal
tor reservoir IN The city Of New York; passed JuneE
1885, betnf present. hereby give nsses 70 u.
owners lsssess parties and respectively enNse
snto interested IN hs lands hsredanenN
aud premises hereinafter aAd described th
Win apply 70 the Supreme Cc!rt Of s STATE q New YorA
Fan Of the city Of Nsw York. en- Friday, ahs 0th day Of
February s ~ ths openng Of hs eours on that day,
A. soon thereafter counsel be heard for Abe po1t
Of three II Appraisal In the above spt
seS natter 70 estrnats the owners
Secs rrts ard Aforesaid jus. and equitable q.
for taking all those lands tsnemena heredss
snt ana premises lie between kIsnty sixA and nssy
sssh sres and fsh and Seventh avenues IN sad eisy
ana which tho Aqueduot Board deem Advisable
70 BE- acquired for she purpose q eossrrss.S nsw rsss
arsiad shs nap o. plan Of saia sAy under and :,
Apxu 4 1bN RorAkT DILLON
1 GsaAssi " tts Consv. xe. sss era. &c. 0aaz-
yNteA ueW Tea SaA Ia
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Anew YokK COMMON PLRAs-RLEANoa WARMER
against Thorn Warner, william b. noHAA and ,os
oarplsy, Sheriff Of the CITY and County Of No York-svm
ous for RolisE-To the detensant Thomas WarnerYou
hereby and required 10 ths complaint
in this Aeop wh,h cspy herewith served upon ysu
and 10 serve COPY she said plai ~
OF the subscrbers their ofnoe No. Ill Broadway rsw
York city, wthn days ater the hereof
cuaye Of the day Of such services and fail 70
the said con within the time aforesaA The plaintiff IN
this action win apply the Court fo- tho relief demanded
In the com plant Lated January 8, 1851
BUCKHAM sMALEo, PLAINTIFF Attorneys. .
Tho flea In the once Of the Clerk Of
the Clay and County Of New York tho City Hall Of said
CITY IN she 26th day Of November. 1S5i
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llyEgFISENENTs sESEWED EVERY BAY.
CORPORATION NOTICES.


|FyoRPORATION NoTICE.-TUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY given sale will tsls place on Friday February
no. The public Yards Ryingson st-ees Est
and street, Wahprton street, Of gu h goods
been removed from the whatyes piers and streets
70 the 10th day January last Sale st the yard foot Of
kvngton street. East river A. i0 o'clock NJ 81 yard
n Jane street. Waihingt s,ret, orth river
Bclock, r. N Goods consist OF ralrsad iron logwood
brick building stone, curb and gutter stones
Cstaogues be Obtained - the Superintendent OF
bsrests Of Chabars ard Centre swsets or 81
ohee OF the suotioIeer. PETER PARKS 10 hasssu st.
n yoRPcRATION kOrICE.-9HE COMMITTEE ON
" Lands and Places of the Board OF Aldermen wi meet
m fhuisaay next I'd instant At O'Clock, r. r., Ia the
homber Of the Board Of Aldermen to
in matter Of The Jones Wood Central Parks Per
ms whose interests Affected any snner by the pro
Sngs relative 70 these paris requested to ate ID
ORIsON BLUhT, ) COMMITTEES
AkSOE HERRICK, ON
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON, Stands and Places.
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EPENCEK HOUSE. CINCINNATI OHIO-IT HAVING
oesn suggested 70 VIE propresors Of the above establish
onnecssa With the Louisville Hotel louisville Ky)hat
ey nrst class hetsl Of ln ude, te be
conducted with beraty Aad furnished with uniform
sGsnoe was deiaerasun much needed In Cincinnati In
such suggestions they have caused be ersoted
nted And furnished without Its equal
81 the Vest and they believe not surpassed anywhere 70
they solicit the attention travellers whose
w pleasure may lead them Cincinnati promising shsiy
spole aforts 70 mako the sejourn sasistaet,ry
GEO. MOORE co.
|ST. GEORGE HOW'LL, s3i BROADWAY,-THIs
and sntly furnished frat GLASS family hotel
opened for the Of guests Families transient
oarders and h gle temon wishing comf rtAele
|psHt, seoure Tho very bess acoommodA tsns
X. a. PERKINS
mo PASSENGERS FOE OUBA.-rnE RnvgxE aOUsl
H u the LARGEST most aiSy oommodiouS and advantage
ssly situated hotel n Havana In she immediate Vicinity d
hs Captain General and lntsndentes palace the Ca1he
fa Sepuohrs Of Columbus Plasa de ArmAs Custom Heu
I'D Quay and but fsw minutes walk drive from ths
kamaAa, PAsss and Taosn fheasrS. Anglish, Spauish
eneh ard German spoken. eerk visits the err =
setAte the landing Of and Mra RAY
lOMD. Pro prietraeA
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PAsiAaE TkOA VIEW BUUTHAMfTON
first cabin, main saloon .$O
SoeGii ,s sHUn: M ~ .t ;s ~.
Fee No bills Of ladipg will be signed day sailing
An surgeon attached 70 each steamer For
G. u. SAND. Is South street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKEN CO arcmen.
MARTINkAU. Crosby Co.. Southampsou.
WILLIAM IBILIN. HavYa.
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PUBLICATIONS.
VLUsH XhKS IN MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA
ID. APPLkTON CO. have just published the nth
of - in Al hv

FLUSH INNS IN MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA
III D. APPLkTON CO. have juet published the seventh
dton Of "fush Times in Mississippi and Alabama" by
ossph q. = Baldwin, with illus rations l vol II mo,
Ion, M-Few works have ever isusd from the press
hoh have been fayoraby received ths public te
s oil resders possessing much If that polish and
egance which chAracteizes Irvings works its sprs Of
umor IT, possible mere deep and moro fresh In the Incl
ents and characters Of which treat Ths Plush Times"
70 those Of day, and the personases own
enia humor No who 10 ~ al prepared for snoyns
ntert aiming work foregs The perusal of this volume
ithout deprivng himself OF nuoh genuine grAtho
CRITICISMS THE PREss
decidedly happy production for all who love f1n ana
!ovslty Penney lvanjan.
IpAiy.
There page book that not invested with she
,eepest irterest-Commereial ADVERTISER
sasy brim full OF humor.-We tern Massenger.
abounds in sparkling wit and irresistible humor-New-
His pictures Of life in tho West .rs ssissls Gaz
II will charm the blu 81 ans rob Life OF its cares
tnchburg ViYeinikn.
Brilliant in wiz and Irresistible in humor tina author Is
10 write books to endure hanbers (Ala) Tribune.
Worthy of Goldsmith in Tvs easy and ques satire aad its
'p"ooth descriptions. Southern Lit. Messenger,
hlst cure characterization Courier
We have had fow native productions Of this kind more
rapAic or more truly original -hew York Tribune.
No book of bumor are elcquence and beauty has
published In this sountry for years-Richmond
inquirer.
resistible wit and humor-Richmond Dispatch.
Copies forwarded BY mail paid receipt Of The
bove ant ID. APPLETON CO., Nos. 346 and S48
Broadway, (reEoved from no. 300 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

y TUST PUBLiSHED-NEW FASHIONS FOR FEBKU;
AIRY. part 2; price % cents FRANK LEsLEs Ladies'
sngrsvngs and ste plate OF the styles for F.brua
IT, Arrangements hAvs been made in Paris whereby tho
sw yles will appear In this worA before TIE Paris w,rks
Ilre feceivet BY the steamers.
1t the fashion book issued in this country
I'm. Y. Daily Times. Once M. o John street.
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PHILADELPHIA ANB RRsDIN0 KAILRoAD CON
pany Once rs South Fourth street, Philadelphia jan
II, lebTbe Board OF Managers have ordered vdend or
.he preferred took Of three and half cent and aiv
ssI Also distribution Of common stock srcstss BY she
fund the holders Of the s,eok
per and preferred stock Of and half pen
accordance with the resolution Of the stockholders
January payable and deliverable Ahs lh proxine
BRADFORD ssersAar,
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NEW YORK Ar d HAkL EN- kAILRoAD COMPANY
IN Tho directors have declared Vie semi annual dividend
which will paid ~ the efios Of their treasurer
street. and Asr Tuesday, ths 7th day Febru
NEXT The transfer books Of said stock will be closed
saturday January 70 ~ O'clock, p NJ and opened
Wednssday, February 3, AZ 10 o'elsek, A u.
SAM. N. BLATCaFORD, Treasurer
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E,LRRY LEAsE AT PyBLIc AuoTIoN.-FINANCE
Department, city of New York, December q 1858 In
pursuance CT oluon Of abe Cannon Council Of the 10Th
Lecemter instant and Of the It'll session OF he
will sell pub bic suction tho highest bidder with ade
quate security At the City Hall the day Of Fsbrsary
next ~ O'Clock in the afsernot the right
establish an maintain ferry from the foot of Chambers
river 70 Pavonia avenue in the STATE Of New Jeey and
tn back again. tosethr vita the pist and buthsad
the foot Of Cham bers street. with all the privileges i'd
and arising nom said ferry per and
for the term of ten from the expiration Of
e present lease Of the pier hoh rst Of
Nay 1854 The purchaser Of the ferry lease and its append
oy revenue equal twenty yer Of tho amount
bid fer the annual rent to apply The Of the FIRST
in case he leass with the usual other
wis to 10 forfeited 20 the corporation He will be required
two sureties 20 this effect. he will execute bond
turets t. DO By the Mayor aud Comptroller fsr
Abe pune ua' Of rent qu.rt.r yearly the
faithful execution Of the the The
he auctionee the expense the lease to be Id
purchaser. The conditions and coveAaRts Of the a
the usual form ferry eaaes entered iato
secion Of the anne aded tnArtro 1853 That al! persons
may become purchasers Of This ferry as ehs be
to purchase IT lair Apr Used valuation, the boA a
ng and other property OF we former sees actually se
70 incurred by the city fr in connection wit he
pier slip bulkhcad proposed be leased during t
ofsuch lease Tho pier At the foo, Of street
six by ty feet and the bulk head At the foot of Oh
street ALL ths ferry fixtures to be the north side Of
pier 3d. and be constructed according to the papu
mon Council map slowing Se and position Of Il.
20 .een st The Comptrollers efics.
III. .so,. sale hereby po.pSnsd 70 aness.s. Feb
January 81 1854. A. G FLAGG, Comptroller.
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NORTH CAkOLlNA Blk PEk CENT STATE BON d.
IN Treasury Department Raleigh, \. c., jan H. 1884,
sealed proposals will BIO received his oce uns 10 O'Clock
A. ~ OF the zS Of February the purchase OF $50 O
Of Issued BY the State Of North Carolina These
win bear date the arst January 1854 .aa win thirty
They will have coupons attached and the interest
s per cen. .nnum viii be payable the nr' days Of
win be payable the Bank Of the xspublio in ths city Of
them ~ the Of North ons. They
Issued authority Of the Legislature Of North
abe construction Of the North Carolina Railroad
addition 10 the faith the all the held
BY the state said road and dividends said
expressly Pledge for their These
,. express sn.stnsn exempted from sa.Ao. They viii
Parties tisd,n. vii, please aasrss; their letters.
70 The IN, signed At "a RALEIGH, North Garolina.
next =. this once the presence q he GovsrnSI sser
Il hs B.hh Of the State Of North gsroiia The undsa
part he deem advantageous to the STATE
cesstul bidders will be required informed Of the
Of their ads deposit bank Of
iksir hds with Abe Acc,ud interest the st
the credit :. The TroA q the state q NOIsh G.rons
ork the Bank of the State Of North Carolina
BAnh Of Cape Fear Raleigh, Nor Carolina. bocumen
showing the great Of the Sste aud small
Of Indebtedness be had apple >tioh
this Office TO Aesrs- Brown De Kosse Of the city of
New \ ork. u. W. COURTS,
Public Treasure OF the state OF N0r.h Carolina.
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INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALIFORNIA.-JAMES
Cross, proprietor Of The Atlantic steAmers EawArd
and double engine steamship NORTH STAR 1850 tons
burhen having her recent European sxoarson proved
pnwAll Monday February a. At Sbree O'Clock presely
70 with the and popular steamship Uncle SAM
The unrvaed speed and Of these
warrant tho belief that this line will excel all
others. For passage freight apply only to
JAMES n. Cross No. Battery place up stairs.
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THE BALL SEASON.

gar or DRESS, CIVIC AND MILITARY BALI-AN
nssl ball Of the hosors ordr Of Brispdship Excelsior
Lid st pesre) will take place mag
brpafy "a, 1854 ~ Brooks Hall, &l Broome ssrees
Jfor Mont Frederick Tickets 81 be procured
stk Frederick ~ HE dancing sesdeny 64 Broad
Ihtm.s Johnston Duryea's fhsssrs, yohn>A Crsuts
J.hr UerSert ans A. Blsihs National Theatre. WIN
Herry ono M Fisk, BroAd~as theatre; Mr. Bro Ne NO
81 Brooms street aud the prin oipA hoe nd n nse
stores all Tho eeol Of lie hail night Of aha BAL.
Hos b. JOHNSTON, w.P.
B.ks clo,ns, lsgros ica " ohArsoks drssses a.
DitSSd. 1917 =
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A rTRACTIvE SALE OF ELEaANT HOUSEHOLD

QY JOSEPH HICKMAN, AUCTIONEER THURSDAY,
- rb at O'Clock p. Il precisely, ~ IS Myrtle
br;cilyn The snshe stock and tools Of m.aa ao.arsr
and cooking stoves and fixtures Yin ware DO Ae also
horse and two carts Catalogues 1T she
morning Of sale
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IN Wis Nioarasus-fhe Accessory TrAAsit Company Of
Nicaragua proprietorsThrough In advance Of the mall
Only limo giving through tioAets including the Isthmus
erossing.-fhs new dou6lsenGne steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT 2t0 tons bsrthsn. will Leave pier No North
on SATURDAY FEB eSnOsOn1 With The nav and f,yoriss
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land trans
portstion These steamers are In ther
Elaten and Accommodations For In ormaion passage
apply only TO CHARLHS MORGAN, Agent No. Bowling
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMA.
ny1FoI Mobile, stepping ~ Havana The steamship
above Thursday Feb ~ O'Clock precisely, from
pier footof Harrison street. North river Freight
Naken Orleans Goods consigned to L. Mead Co.,
Mobile win DO forwarded free q commission Conpanys
application ~ the office No freight taken 10 Havana but
specie No freight received sailing days Shippers will
please bills of AdipG to be signed the
Ing day Of sailing Parcels received at the
ce only Passengers for Havana must procure passports
'' LIVINGSTON cRoCHRRoN CO., 81 Broadway.
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DACKE~s 40 HAvkE-SECOND lINH-fuE FOLLuE
Ing ships Will leave Havre the 18th saa Asw yoSs

They AL hrst olAsa New YORK buls thip6, proviSs
Wh AL requisite articles for the comfort and oonveneHes
senserp and commanded By OF experience In ~
GAde The price passage $780, without vines uaueSs
Goods seat TO the subscribers will DO forwarded free m
charges but these actually incurred.
BOYD { HINCKIN. Agents. isl Pearl sssssc
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CTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Ste. mship Companys
o. is, .nd.r and skW Y6SK Is4:o son. 900 horse
Saturday March 49, Al IL o'clock n, and Wednesday Nay
To- clock n First cabin saloon staterosms $50
d. $7 cabin $50; third clsss SIS Apply
10 JOHN MCSYnON, IS Broadway
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STOLEN GOODS

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, JANUARY 81,
" 1854 Ownrs wanted ~ the POI Ice Court (rombsJ
Centre street. fov black cloth als this
OF for porte monnass, containing papers
oEo. w. MATsELI, Chbd Of Police
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TEE STEAMSHIP YANKEE BLADE Is UNAVOIDA.
bly, detained, and will sail Thursday, Feb O. at IL
NJ precisely from pier foot Of Harrison street. North river
e. MILLS, Agent, 81 Gorilla ,dt street.
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"a MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 50 GREAT JON1S STREET,
MI OF Bowsry.-Those wishing 70 fern matrimo
hal alliance viii And to thsr Advantage by calling on,
ddressing, post paid Mrs Prev ster opened
ximoni. register. whereby any lady or gentleman may
cal name residenee business reference
squistes &c.. which will be exchanged Everything
n, in advance No letters notice unless psst paid.
kEATRINONY MADE EASY-PROFEsSOR DE ALTON,
WI If European celebrity will send to any address,
81 plain directions that w enable ladies gentle
to win the devoted affections Of the opposite
their hearts may DESIRE Address Prof. De Alton
Lea Chatham luaye Posi- Ofhos.
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LOST AND FOUND.

f!AUTiON TO TIE PUBLIC.-LOsT, lMISLAID on
stolen bond NO ITO Michigan Sonshern Railroad. Per
sons se cautioned against Regulating for the same a. paw
ment has been stopped The ersgnsd will thanh or -
ware the finder 18th s who will return said bond 10 hin
81 bis tfhee, No II Vail street T. H. LUDIOW
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SToLLN-A BANK BOX ON TBx 'sowGRF saw.
- ingr BARK tuIpsssa 70 be NO $40. Ito psrton hAy.
hg II WI Rlsass lssvs Aths sAis es.ak
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~ w. HOLNls. AUCTIoNRER-SALEO OF ELEGANT
~. sewood and mahogany furniture earpsss mirrors I'll
paintings, engrAvings, doc W. HOLMES will sell this
Day wednesday February lst q II clock the entire
Forty fifth street and Broaaway, consisting OF splendid
rosewood suite In ori and French satin
suite in push sosewSSa and mahoK.ny sofas and lounges
and cuptsards richly carved and mahogany
BILE top oentre sf pier and fancy tables; 6ne
bookcase black walnut elegant French plate
ror 500 ysrds tapestry Brussels and ingram
oh nd silver p.sd %sre ana ..s bsns
china tea sets hne oil painting and enavins. richly
carved and gs frames and French bed
black walnut cottsRs do best ourled nAr and
mattressos ailts Blankets rosewood and mAhogany
mahogany and walnut dressing bureaus work.
IN sss tables carved mahogany ohas aaa
mont and Kitchen furniture 30 1he whole be sold with
out serve.
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ANTHOLOGY.

lNRAPHYOLOGY, OR CHARACTER OF AN INDI
III vieuA BY is or herr handwriting Professor De Bois
sIussel: wiz forward 70 any individus on receipt Of
delineaton Of the writer's oharAoe desHy and also
Of the gentleman lady they will marry Address
Post ONCE, New York.
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lAIRA LADOhUs. NO. 2s3 CANAL BrRRaT, CON.
Xvi Nnuss tell past and future likewise
1--we ooursship, and marriage. She will also make love
nutual between parties whore docs not exist she
sil also thief TO restore stolen property Age or
Ham nor ement told for nothing.
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MATaEaATICAL ACADEMY. NO s7 BROADWAY

MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY, NO N7 BROADWAY
Nl Professor hcHENKY will open his academy Nom
a January 80 whore ssuasn may have every opportunity
4 ing thoroughly instructed in all the Aiithme ios slou
aon. connected Nth Ante TRANSACTIONS Bookkeeping
with AL she modern and practical and the
whole rang. OF pure and mixed Mathematics Tho oapabi
tie Of M seH and of ha ASSISTANT, Mr. Chisholm
~ be erred from their from
scholars Trinity College, dublin. Hours Of attendance
from 10 O'Clock L. II.
SPANlsH AND FRENCH LAEGUAGES-A YOUNG
~ professor OF the above languageJ would like TO
take few pupils either At his those Of
his pupils Would have cotton mako perma
t. ethsr Of the absve BOTH
academy, DO. T. NOR LES, 10 Variok street.
TIE HRANCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES AS
wanted business or son paris Worlds FAIR
be thoroughly learned private lessons by ladies
gentle after successful method by applying
AS RvoadvAy near Broome street. 10 Z. TELLERIkG
WANTED.-LADIES Oh GENTLEMEN CAN RECEIVE
w printed instructions in twelve different brAnohes BY
which they realize from e5 S25 per week. without
capital BY forwarding 81 to Professor d. ALTON, box
l2a. chatham Square Post ofioe.
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L0OR CALIFORNIA AND VALP .RAltO.-THE WELL
T. tried steamship YANKEE BLADE, Capt Randall. will
Thursday "a February, at first cabin ticket
San Francisco also 70 vapar Also for sale At dis
count Apply without delay ~ the European Express 3
Broadway.
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cOR LIvERPOOL-THE NEW MEDIUM CLIPPER
II ship PANTHEON, Barstow, ster will have quick
despatch. For freight or passage apply to
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a oiass N edium olipper ship ALBERT FRANKLIN Long
her bsrh, pier No. u Esss river. nearly
hs cargo on bsArd-w DO fitted with Emersops vsntilA
both holds-oers unusual inducements 10 shippers
first and second oass will be taken Apply
on be ard, or to X. w. CANNON, 116 Wall street.