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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13


HARIEM RAIIROAD-INLAND ROUfE--ON AMI
II after Monday Dec II, Sundays excsptsd,) for
Albany and Troy-i0aviDg depot corner of White and
Williams bridge and mail stations North; Way Express
at p NJ, stopping at White Plains, New Castle, Croton
Falls and stations North connecting At Chatham -Four
at Albany at II M Croton Falls at 10 Is A. NJ stop
ping 1t all stations above Williams bridge White Plains,
At 80, and IL p NJ, stopping at Yorkve and sta
toas North Williams bridge, at I, 80 A. NJ Is, 90
From Twenty sixth street staion--wilams bridge at
"A. M White Plains At II NJ. Passengers may also pro-
cure tickets and have their luggage checked for Utcs
buffalo and other places West and North OF Albany, at
the cohpsny's offices. corner OF Bowcry and Broome
street, and Fourth avenue and Tweuty.sixt street
Returning to New York-Mail Train leaving Cha than
Four Corners at A. NJ stopping at all Mail Stations
above Williams bridge, arriving at New York at II As
p NJ leaving depot Western Railroad, Of Maiden
lane and Dean street. Express Train leaves Troy At 30
r. ~, and Albany at As r. NJ, stoppin~ At Chatham
Four Corners Pnilmont. Martindale Hlsdale, Copake
Merten, Armenia, wassaic, Dover Plains South Dover,
Rawlings Paterson, Towners, Brewster Croton Falls,
White Plains and Williams bridge. Passengers by this
train win not be landed between Croton Falls and
Williams bridge, unless coopg from above Croton Falls
Pc enycrs between Croton Falls and Williams bridge
taae the regular train, leaving Croton Falls ut
PM; A. NJ. from Crotch Falls, stopping at all stations
between Croton Falls and Fordhani, arriving at New
York at so A. NJ; =. NJ from Croton Falls, stopping
at all stations between Croton Falls aud Williams bridge
arriving at New YoEk at 80 Pm; and M, 2 Is and
6P NJ from White Plains, stopping at al stations from
Williams bridge, at 8 40, so and 10 10 A. NJ, IL AZ
o5, 8, Is and y 80 7. NJ stopping at all stations:
the Is p. NJ from White Plains, will be landed In New
York at the Twenty-sixth street Station only.
Sunday Arrangement.-Trains.w win leave for Croton
Falls and all way stations, at so A. NJ and p. NJ
Returning viii leave Croton Falls at A. and 20
r NJ, stopping at Al way stations Passengers by the
at the Twenty sixth street Station only. Freight for
Albany received daily until p. M at the depot
Of Centre and White streets.
JOHN D ELIOT superintendent
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MEDICAL.
rIuH MARRIED woxAN,s PRIvArE MEDICAL x

TIsHE MARRIED WOhAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
u panion, BY DR.. A. N. Mauriceau, professor q
diseases II women; one hundredth edition. 600 o0e,)
l?mo, PIP ese. on nns Pspes. EXTRA binding price q
Every complaint to whish woman IL subject from g-i
hood 70 wonaAnhood, and also wife and mother
fully dsserbSd With thu cause the symptoms and aiss
the proper mode Of trsstmsnt In plain simple, bnt
the most chasts ang1ags, easily undsrstood And tA1f
every woman discover, By comparing her ow,
symptoms with those described the nature, charaots
end Of her complaint aud be spared much anxst
and suffering. The wife about bssoming mother Ia
oftsn need OF Instruction and advice a the unost In
poraaos to her futars health In respect TO which he
sensitivensss forbds consulting Q medical geht.suAs
will hnd such instruction aud ADVICE also expiAnz
tons Of any symptoms which otherwise would occAsip
much anxiety or alarm. How many are suffering frou
obstrutions OF Irregularities peculiar to the fsms sys
tsm which undermine the health Of the effect Of whls
they ignorant and which their decacy forbds ssss
ing medical advice. How many suffer FROM prolapdz4
uteri Calling Of the wcnb) from Aoof abus (weAk
ness debility, &e)r How many la constant agcn,
for many months preceding con6nsmsnts How mani
have dicuh, NOS dangerous deliveries aod SLOW
uncertain reeovsriess Sons wsoss lives hsEardsi
during such tme VIII each find Ia fts pAyss the
prevention Anuolornt.op and relief How manJ bite
moments, how much anguish might have sssa spared =
the ss6erer to the husband TO The re'stives By tDsl
possession OF this LITTLE vcums II h imPrseticaals
conway fully ths vAroua subjects treated Of ~ they ~
o. nstu-s strictly intended for the marvel tbs
contemplating marriage For sale By strpg-y \ T6Wi
send, ~ Broadway; AiriApcs, sSevmAp X Co. Aatc
House, No. yesoy street, Dewitt N vsnport fsibus
builaipgs at No Assor Hcuse, Broadway, ARd az n
publication once, i2o Liberty street. New YORK, Josep
fucker, Mobile. also 7. 3 rssersoo, No. chestn,
street PhlllelpaiA. ON the receipt OF III copv ~
bs trsasnitsed by uA fces 81 postage 70 an ps1t
s6s lated states All Lottery muli 6s addrexss ~,
osd 10 m A NArR!nBAr. chRc> 1a0 TIoertr I. :.
Z. OF box IA New yosx Pest Qan
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D,rKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned TT ustees win sell at private sale
OF the most valuable coal properties in Alegan,
County consisting of what Is called the Jackson Totten
and Westernport properties containing about seventeen
hundred and four Of the fifteen feet vein Of coal
fronting the Georges Greek, the line of the
6c,rces Creek Coal and Iron Compaqy's Railroad dis
" three miles. The extended front of these coal
aa lenders every Of coal available, aud makes the
property the most valuable in the Cumberland coal
feds is capable Of being divided into twenty sepa
coal properties The front lands contain about 400
of the fifteen feet coal vein and also underal
.zely with the six feet vein The big vein Is of the
purest coal Of the Georges Creek Coal FELL On the
ackson and part of the Wcseruport what called
he jackson Nnes,u and village Of Jacksonville
These mines have opened and worked for about
year Tie improvements at these mines all in com
plee order, with capacity to mine 500 tons of coal
daily. The village of Jacksonville, which belongs to the
Jackson Minex comprises between forty and fty first
class miners tenements large store house and Office
sith all the necessary railroads, tram roads, wheel
houses load house. and all other fixtures for
doing very large coal business. The above coal lands
we'll known and regarded among the best coal lands
in that region, and can be fully shown to persons
d. srous to purchase by inquring at Jacksonville The
titles good and the property be pointed out BY
persons Mt Jacksonville Persons desiring to purchase
will find the undersigned at Cumberland, Nd Terms Of
payment will be made reasonable.
J; PHILIP ROMAN, lrru.tee..
CHAS. 8. BARROW i1us'oeS'
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PROPOSALS..

INCORPORATION NOTICE DEP ARTMENT OF REPAIRS
~ and Supplies, December Is, 1854-To Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies, No. Cty Hail.
Ia sement until Saturday, December %, 1854, at IL
O'Clock M at which time they wbe opened, In accord
with the amended charter Of 1858, for the paving
az Chatham street, Bowery, Fourth avenue, around
Union square % connect with the Russ pavement, with
granite block pavement, better known as the Belgian
pavement All information in regard thereto can Be had
at the oRce Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Ssp
Tiies, No 3Cty Hall, basement. Blank estimstes can
he had at the above Office. NJ BThe Commissioner re-
the right TO reject al or any Of the estimates f
deemed for the interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL. DISCOVERY or The
l. age.-Ar. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered ~
every kind Of hunor from the worst scrcfua down to
pimpls He has tried IL in 100 cases asA
a. Sss nov IN his possession over two hundred cers
Gates Of It's virtue all within, twenty miles Of Bostsn.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure nursng nsuA
One to three bottles will the kind Of pmppo
the face. Two 70 three bottles viii clear the syskm
OF biles Two bottles warranted TO the wssae
canker in the mouth or stomach. Three 10 6ve beea
warranted to cure the worst Of esyspeAa o.
Ito two bottles warranted TO all humor h ~
eyes. Two bottles warranted 10 running 81 ~
eyes and blctshes among the hair Four 70 =. 49,
70 three bottles are warranted to cure the vorsa e.
cure the most desperate eAss Of rhsuaatssn rhrss .
four bottles an warranted to the sAltShssn vpo
to eight bottles viii cure the worst cass d ssrs-
tie, and perfect cure IA Warranted whsn a. aSovs
quantity IL taken Reader, poddied over q thOasaD1
bottles u this in the vicinity o. Boson. know Ne e.
tiuguish nrs - SURE yin ths cure hnnaor. nsysy
sold bottle Of it but that sod anothsr; Aftsr tral
always speak. for itssd Thsrs two thing. 1855
grows In our PASTURES, In places quite pasasu
and yet its value has been known until
ed II IN 1873; second that II ahouh cure all nands
hunsof. In order to give some idea OF the sudocs
and great popularity Of the discovery, wiz siAss MAJ
Ayui 1885, peddled Il, aud scd about elk eossee -
.hsss, y :sS ;sss
yoa can get. and enough OF ~ nre sNsss l%
Aa taasspecs,s! Tsr asy dS ss 3 s. Ss
iesspconSoI. AZ no direction b spplicasas = =
ccnsisut,ons take samcont 70 operate on the beucn
4 . Is 5san;s ssss nsss;I 3
s sse ~ .s.S %sI for NJ. MES iss ses
" s.. c . "a q ysfsy e ~
est, 9 " Dypssk ss.'. ~ Scs@ wsNs s*~e
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IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEsTH-DR T. ALLEN,
late professor in the Ohio College Of Dental Surgery,
invites attention to his improved method OF construct
ing artificial dsnures which combines the folio wing i'd
LIST There are no seams or crevcss for the lodgnen
~ food to vste the saliva infect the breath, As not
the slightest moisture can get between the teeth
ID An artificial gum, which is hrm and indestruc
tibe as the teeth il fused at high heat, between and
around their base which unites them firmly to each
other and TO the plate upon which they are set This
gum imparts to the teeth that peculiar expression and
lfe-like appearance which charsctsrsss the natural
3D. Great strength is obtained BY thus uniting the
csn. ean break a them them from their bsss ~
4th clear ANA distinct articulation Of speech IL
restored. This important change effected BY having
this form the tongue IL readily adapted This perfect
adaptation Of the tongue to the denture prevents the
kissing muied sounds in psssinS or singing 50 often
9th. The natural form and expression Of the mouth
and face b. restored in whore they have b.
come sunkeu This is done By means Of additions. At
tachents to the framework supporting the teeth Thess
attachments formed a. 70 bring out the sunsea
PORTIONS, and sustain them in Their proper position
and become component. parts Of the denturs and whe1
rightly formed cannot b. detected BY the closest OBJ
server This method Of restoring the checsa to theu
original ness and also the natural form aud expires.
sion of the mouth and lips, has been well tested havre
been made special feature 10 the srthor practice 70,
daruerreotype kenesse which have beeu taken Of per-
sous without this improvement and also with It, can b.
seen at his Office showing the great change in appearance
which ia produced ia the countsnsnces OF individuals
now wearing constructed uPoA tais principle
which the public are invited TO call and examine TO-
rrtbcr Wits other specimens OF his improved style Of
Wcrk. not requiring tho above attac hnest.
6th The plates usually employed for tha work are
plstins the purty winch prevents the ashtest
arnish or taste in the mouth In short thi'
system embraces many aud important features,
which readily appreciated By those wearing srssial
deasures upon this principle With reference 70 sns
utility Of this method admerous testimonials can bs
given fron eunss dephs.s +hs various cities Of me
vnos, and PesNas vsars e shs ~oss IN nis .aa ssse'
ciVes. r. ALLEN 50 hoAd atross.
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(tAsH DOWN FOR HOUSE FURNTURE.-ANY PER
" wishing to dispose of the whole or part Of his
furniture may, II 1t be good ces D. hear
of cash customer, TIL saturday next, by aldrvesinr
70 q D., al the Fpltea Hotsi, in Fpltoa street. n
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CroCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C. FOR
y salsI o6or for sale, BY Wholesale, that we'll select
ID stock Of books stationery pianos &C. conveyed 70
mo in trust BY Nessrs Gaines Riches. rare chance
offered TO desiring to engage In this business The
custom Of the store Is very lucrative and another such
opportunity viii not b again presented for ad
yAntageous Investment Of money. Messrs. Gaines b
Riches became ebarrassed in consequences Of heavy
dorsesnts and not because the business not pro-
Stable Petersburg, Va, Dec. Z, 1854.
w. L. WATKINS, Trustee.
@ EWING MACHINE CHEAP, FOR CASH; ONE OF
- Seymour's, new, with ali the improvements; use
full for all kinds OF leather, cloth, satin &c.
Call at la Canal street, second floor.
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ID ARE CHANCE-THE STAR PLACE OYSTER AND
II coffee saloon. with all fixtures, gas included for
sae cheaper than anything Of the kind in this city In
quire Mt the saloon, 227 Third avenue, between Nine
tenth and Twentieth streets. II. CORBY.
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DsYCHoL0sY DIR BENTON WILL GIVE FREE
IL lecture 70 the iAdies ct Clinton Hail Eighth street,
on Wednv .day, r.nrsday snt Friday, t3th 18th and
!ttb IN. A3r. NJ and o. the evening NJ eash lay
pubiD. Lectures aud astpni.hly Amasag esPes,menss
Az DttAacs onA s1iliinx
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DROADwAY THEATRE-ENGLIsH OPERA 81 rHR
Id unriyalled

A MERICANS, ATTENTION.--THE ANTI ROMAN CA
"A tholic drama of I" Young Americas Dream q
Hscursory Interview between the Spirits Of Liberty,
iyranny and Citizen Of the World" will be read 81
the author, Prof. Philip Thorp, 1T Hope Chapel Mon
cay evening" Dec 49, and every evening during the week.
Vocal and instrumental music in attendance Admits
sion, rs cents. "Young America" is published bv
Able YATES. % Deekman street.
YTNO SIDE SHOWS, TRAVELLING EXHIBTTTONS 10 =
i For sale. magnificent panorama OF the Missssipps
covering over feet Of canvass and painted by
Of the first artists In the country It has been but tis
&c It win be sold for half its original cost
owner has no further use for it. Apply at the box
Gee, National theatre.
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LECTURES.

r SEIZURE BY THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, ON
the Life and Times Of Daniel 0'ConnciI. THURSDAY
evening Dec IL, 1854 at tho Tabernacle, Mt O'Clock
Tickets rs cents reserved seats 80 cents To be had
ut Hall h Sons music store, Broadway; AZ the Citizen
and Irish American Offices, and Of the door.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFTCIAL TEETH, OF A BEAUTIFUL AND NATU-
"A raj appearance inserted from single tooth to q
complete set without springs clasps collars Of any
kind and perfect and comfort ensured to the
Complete set ne gold $50; full upper set,
$50. +. JONES, No. Z Bleecker street.
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HOTEL FOR sALE-THE FURNITURE, FIXTURES
II and stock, with Ave years lease, OF hotel doing
good business, both of city and country trade, from
New York, Ohio Pennsylvania ank New Jersey States
situated in good location, being the principal
market OF the city and railroad and steamboat ani-
ings. For further information, address W. s. c., Herald
Office
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DOORS MAP OF ALL THE RALwAYS-FINIsHED
II and unfnished-in the United States, and Csnsdas,
rocket edition, Just out. May be sent by mail TO any
TART 81 the world Price one dollar Address American
Railroad Journal Office Spruce street, up stairs.
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DARTNER wANTED-wrTH $4,000 no 81 600 IN
III small instalments, in business now In WORKING
order afer ling the certainty OF ample sticn
An interview be obtained by addressing note with
real name, 70 Principal, Herald once, and the most
satisfactory proofs can be given.
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II OULs NAPOLEON AND AUGUSTUS CE15AR.-MR
IL PIERS HE4EY will deliver the 1nal lecture on
Astor place Subject Policy, Position, aud Prospects
Of Louis Napoleon. Ticksts 30 cents 10 members Of
the Mercantile Library ~ cents "The second Lecture
equally distnuished with the previous one for ts
originality, slegrace AMI crudition n-Expvess, DEC
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M ANTED-Sl. 900 10 o. o00.-ANY PERSON WJr,

"ANTEJ-SS,OOO 10 J5,O00-ANH PERSON WITH
w the aoove amount Of capital safely vest II la
manufacturing business in this city which yields ct
pauy, aud he pad handsome sAary. Securities given
and re'ercnccs eyea sad required. A5Arsss r.. Herald
once,
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DR. POWERS, from DUBLIN AND LONDON ON
~ partnership with DR.. Ward) be consulted ct
E5o Canal street. door east Of Broadway, daily.
cwers female periodical pills, and other medici n q
'emae arrangements price 81. Post paid letters win
rec i've immediate attention.
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CHAPTER XIV.

INUKf BUSINESS ETERrHISks.
Yire acknowledgements Bank--Dlustratei
News-Ncw York Crystal Pslace-Coppsr Mines-Beg-
cling Ltters-My -Agents-Rules for Making Fortune
lraDistan Home, Sweet Home"
Travelling agents Wanted Address, postpaid, and
stating districts desired, J. s. REDFiED Publisher lilo
aud liz Nassau street, New York.
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EUROPEAN TOUR-roN THUMB
Embarkation for England-Farewen Thoughts-Tbe
Tobacco Trick-Courtcsy for Fee-A Yankee Guide
Gloomy Prospects-Gleam Of Sunshine-vaue of Dwarfs
Visit at hschild's-Lessons in Etiquette-Tom
Thumb before the Queen.-Bicking Out-Tom and the
loodle-The Prince Of Wales-Royalty and Yankee
Observation-Disclosures Popularity-The Queen Dowager-
The Iron Duke and Bonaparte-The Emperor Nicholas
Review at Windsor-Louis Philippe-Royal Industry
Dummagem Rehcs-Worth Makes the Mau-Golden
Calves-A Day with Albert Smith-Who is Shaksperes-
Guy Of Warwick-A Flock Of Showmen-A Great Days
Work-Castle Hun,ing-Yankee Curiosity-A Lucky Pile
An American Prince-Suspcious Sausages-Anecdote
of Franklin-Electric Distinguished Americans
The General IT Home-Twenty Ave Cents Worth-Tour
Turkcys
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Oy . REwARD.--RUNAwAY, ON SATURDAY AZ
DO ternoon the 9th inst from No 60 Pacific streets
brooklyn. small Newfoundland dog pup, black, With
white paws, to the Of Lion. Whoever viii
No. 60 Pacific street, between Henry
and Clinton, will receive the above reward
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM = THE CELL
ID bratcd and popular American actor Mr. j. r.
Scott. Wednesday, December 13Afernoon, at 8, and,
also this evening, at ~, the drama Of THE ADOPTED
CHIlD-Mchael John r Scott; after which, THE
YOUNG WIDOW. Admittance to all 25 cents; chdrsa
under ten 12s cents. National Poultry Show premiums
5000 jan 10, 1850 National Baby show, premiums
81, 900, June 6, 1865.
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THO LET IN BR0OKLYN-THE THREE STORY BRIC.>
dwelling house. south side of Nevins street. frs,
h use east OF Pacific. Will be let low to good tenant
P,sscsscn on LIST January. Apply the premises Or
o ALBERT WiLLES, 81 South William street. New Yort
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TEMPERANCE AND AGRICULTURE.
Ny Temperance Movement-An lnextricable Dilemma
My Conversion-Self Delusion-The Maine Law-Tem-
perance Lectures-A Question Ans weredCod victuals
"A Man without Frends--GratifyiDg Incident-Tempe
rance Observation-Disclosures iotatoes-Grafts and
suckers-Indyestible Food-Importance Of Agriculture
Labor and Taste-The misunderstanding Facts
tickpocket ON Shown the Same Trap-Takng IN n
tassenqer-The Wrong Misunderstanding Stock-The
Lame Kcener
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nR. WARDS UNFORTUNATES FRIEND--el PEss
IL vial and book Cures in a few hours; NOTHING
do It, No. 30 Canal street, door east o.
Broadway is the place to get this rapid and thossugh
remedy-no where else In New York. Cures wsrrantel
or no paw.
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gHO LET, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-A NICE, GOOD
improvements, and in fine order situated on Twenty
eighth street, between Madison and Fourth avenues
Rent only $500. Apply to E. D. KINSHIMER
319 Fourth avenue, from to p. NJ
ITO IET-HOUSg NO GARDEN ROW, ELEVENTH
i street go avenue; house newly pain ted and
in complete ordse. Possession given Immediately In
quiIe OF d. N. FENTON, 167 Broadway.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAIE.-T0 MECHANICS
I'LL and others.-To be sold at auction, under fore
closure Of mortgage at the Merchants Exchange Wall
street at II O'Clock, noon Wednesday next by WM.
A. WEEKS auctoneer, two houses and lots, situate
124th street. the east side of Fifth avenue about
two minutes walk from the railroad depot. The houses
have been built about two years and are in arst rate
condition. The terms will be made easy; So 900 may
remain ach house for term Of years. Title inds-
patable For particulars, apply to D. EVANS, 70 Mas
street.
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LyARM FOR SAIE-ONE HOURS RIDE FROM THE
IL city and about mile from Mamaroneck depot. II
comprises u of excellent land in first condi
ton, with abundance Of fruit OF all kinds Price very
reasonable and terms accommodating. $550A respect.
able ana profitable business for sale.
BONNER x CO., 20S Broadway.
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JTOR sALE--AT A SACRIFICE, THE STEREOTYPE
plates OF ten Of the most popular publications in
the United States, together With the circular plates of
the same, ahoriing opportunity for profitable
investment Apply at 1873 Nassau street second
floor
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VIZ r. FISH, FROM LONDON-THEATRICAL AN.
w characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl street, Nev
York four doors from broadway. Amateur perorma
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties,
querades and fancy dress balls. N. B.Country thsat
ricals supplied on short notice.
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MUSICAL.

dt on REWARD.-LOST, ON THE 18TH INSTANT IN
pAO going from Houston street to Fulton forty,
PICKET book containing sum of money, consisting Of
nine ten dollar bills three four Ave dollar bills
and note for hundred dollars Any person re-
turning the same to Mr.. Simpson, rs Chatham street.
shall receive the above reward.
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ITOR SAIE-THE THREE STORY MARBLE FRONT
IL house, 90 Barclay street. Uease sixteen years no
ground remit Apply to +. HADIEY, 221 Greenwich st.
Possession Immediately