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send another representative to the capitol Of wircm
burg II in the meantime Prussia had complained Of tho
Inconvenience Of this state of things any Of the other
great Powers in Europe, would she have got for
answer" That's concern Of ours ~ And need Aus
tra trouble herself about the dence residence
OF sarcinian minister at Fiorencey But what are the
real merits of the dispute between Piedmont and Tusca
N.Y. Permit me to tell you, and to premise that my ia
formation is authentic the grand duke of Tuscany
simply claims the right to be his master in his
house, 1t IL the boast of reemen that their house is
their CASTLE" and why should the sovereign of Tusca
ny not have the right to exclude from his and
from his court all persons Objectionable to him
The case stands thus-Some six months ago the sar-
dinian Charge dAfaires at Florence notified to the rus
Minister for Foreign Affairs that Count Casat Jr,
had been appointed Attache to his mission. To this
notification reply sent ''simply acknowledging its
receipt" which implied, according to diplomatic usage,
that It's contents were not approved Of But this hint
@ and ranoet.d ~ G Wn OF WIN
ter quite Gin ordern The Tuscan government heard
no more OF it until young Casati, some three months
afterwards made his appearance at Florence when the
Grand Duke refused to receive him his court because
strictly speaking he is still Austrian subject mis-
atner Count Casa being political refugee from 1om-
hardy residing Turin in open rebellion against his
legitimate sovereign, the Emperor Francis Joseph II
must also be borne in mind that the Grand Duke Of Tus
cany at the ms independent Italian monarch
and an Arch Duke Of Austria The Sandman government
the other hand apparently GLAD to pick quarrel
receive young Casat at the Tuscan Court unustf
able insult and consequently broke off all diplomatic
Ambassador at Florence has declared that the
Duke is perfectly in the righ, but the Times informs
us that his lordshp Is to have wrap the knuckles
for making this honest declaration why9 Because sar
DINA, being the ally Of England in the against Rus
STA, must be supported by England, through thick and
thin, through right and wrong Besides Sardinia must
be petted later the extension Of her dom
MONS in Italy to be secured compensation for her
participation in the present war For that reason her
disputes with the neighboring Italian States should be
fomented This you will agree Is pretty specimen of
the present degenerated policy of sold England" But
the Times in its spurious wisdom, will have it so; and
the English people sunk low beneath their dig
nifty as to look up to the Times for the order of the day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TS THE SUPERIOR COURT or TnE CITY or NEW
York.-Charles N. Pond, by John q. Voss his guar
dan against Olivia Phelps sole acting erscutrr Of the
last viii and testament u Arson O. Phelps dec EASEL An
g. Phelps, Junior william " Dodge and Melissa v.
Dodge his wife, James stokes and Caroline Stokes his
wife, Charles y. Pond and Harriet N. Pond his wife
Ben amin y. Atterbury and Olivia Atterbury his wife,
DANIEL W. James, Elizabeth W. James, Olivia Y james,
William =. Dodge, Junior, Anpon q. r Dodge, David =
Dodge, Norman w. Dodge, Charles G Dodge, George y
Dodge, Arthur NJ Dodge Arson q. y. Stokes, HIabeth
J. stoIes, James y. STOKES, Thomas Stokes, Olivia y
STOKES Lora l.. Stokes, william ID. stokes, Olivia
Atsrbury, Boudi not G. Mterbury, Anson q. Attsrba
~, Clara y. Pond and Edward A. Pond TO the offend
ass Aboye named You hereby summoned AMI 70
quTed 10 answer the complaint w this seton, which
fled Ia the oic. ~ the Clerk Of this Court al the
CITY Hall Ia the city 81 New York on the 9Th day 81
receInb.r, A. ~ 1885, and ~ serve copy 81 Jour an
swtr 20 tie sad complaint the sub.srbers, AZ tnsr
omcs number seventy t~o (72) Wall street In the city
Of New York within twenty days after the service hsfg
o. exclusive of the day Of such service and you fail
II answer the said complaint within the time aforssad
the plaintiff in this action viii apply 70 the court for the
relief demanded Ia the mplslni.
OWEN, BETS VO-E, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
lated New York December Z. 1854,
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A sTogrsBls0 To AI4.-MApaVE sOyRoy n
IA wtb0st stsaptlon, tAs tsgst woassgfa sskohog<f
IN the voria, that has bess kS1wn sbs vu t~D
pat pr~ssnt, sbA fatst. srents sad vii shas ye9
futufs hasband aud Asssat fsnAs weh las s~anash~o
0oassSds d9firE kaf tsavsis Ia Esrops. eas /. Ne
s~rshtb dsugbisf u s~vssfh taurhisr sn1 sAs b~s
ui1 nAtugAl gt, ~ lnvOsinx - py~s's % h~s wee
dsffsI sesne~ 81 u thsf theugbt@, AL wtn
tsbss hnDTJ pairs " oggas tgFbTr Via rH al snyo1
We greatest hsrgiHsss " se@f stdal bhss h@r re
dlesions AZ. uely sstonlshinf " AL vbs vi.s sss
fhoss vho vish stsssY nasrrsgs mAT e&n s~n, ssA
they nay 6stsua Btou rus saFiss, fganA~d s~s
nal prbsgiss ~ uaAgyAi s>snes 10 Bvoorps sr~st "
tssss Canpsn an tpisnnhts ssyssp G~ns~nss sos "a
Rlit>d. fhs I'll frmtin IN The city kut sh0rt tine
H0afs from s'tlo<t A N hs ~.
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Nw JEIHgY EAIu.OAD--lOg PHllDsIJTIA
IN ard no eosth sni Vest Va IafnsJ Uty kal .sd
srprsss lines.--ISsss ksv 1ars a. All i0l NJ as1
Aaa r. n. fsrs, % rs In 4, Asf O. 10 sss ~ A NJ
and y. .sf"nd slhss, ~ ~ IA 10, ~ " NJ ~ ga
ripping a. al ssy s,4tians Tbroagh usss. ssla fsv
tsse,nnan and M Nsss anA 81 i'lasor. wash ar0n,
Noff0is A., Asf usrosgb bAgssxs chsgssA - N4shnx
ton IN and 10 A. " and am
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

noDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY, no. sos
a. broadway, opposite Eleventh street, u nov opsn
fof the reception 81 pupils Who sommsnoe al sSy
tine. ladies and children Wednesday, snd aAtar.
day,, At and r. NJ gentlemen on Wednesdays Thurs
days, and svery other Friday at ~ N Practising
assemblies on saturday evenings, for ladies' and gsnte-
men Monthly soirees usual Carculsrs, c0otNlnn g
days hours and terms 81 nstruton b. had ct the
seademy At any time, will be sent By post.
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CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS. - THESE BEAUTIFUL.
~ stones, equal In brilHancy and appearance 20 the
real diamond, only TO be had at L. j. JACOBS l07
Broadway set In rings, pins, earrings studs, sleeve but
tons and mounted 70 order In any style Prices within
the reach OF every one.
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CEoosD AND LAST Term or THE sEAsOs 90 nR.
- CHARKUAUDB dAAring school, Al ~ Fast Tbir.
ssnth street, near broadway, (rapi gsarier soasis
ony from ne dsts 81 snt~rnx) on hondAy and IbHrs
cay a. e'clo<k r. ~, Cor craftsmen, Wednesday and
saturday, 81 u NJ, sod AL n, fr hSis. ssd sbJ'
dFvn
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DRiCK YARDS AND FARM FOR SALE, AT CORN
ID wall Landing, Orange county, New York.-31
acres, two yards, three dwellings with Sheds and
Adams machinery complete. Docks with eight
feet water yard under lease for years six
millions Of bricks made there the past years Par,
tcuars application TO the subscriber the prem-
Price lo,0o0-half may remain premises.
JOHN SCHNIITS.
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a PROFIT OF FIFTEEN TO TWENTY polIAI

a PROFIT OF FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS
IA per day-To business men with On pital Of 81
to g. 600. The advertiser has invented and yau.
able process for manufacturing OF the great staple
articles in commerce, and having filed the in the
secret archives Of the patent Office and received his
cayeat, IL prepared to sell the rights for cities towns
and States, upon very reasonable terms. TO any
with common energy and small capital. this Is his
chance to Suake fortune. Communications signed by
real name, stating whom and whore interview may b.
had win be promptly answered by addressing Manufac
turer, Herald Office, for three days.
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nANuSG AcADExY, II HOWARD SrREEr>-NfJy
~ CAROLINE yEZiEss begs lcsvs 70 inform the
pubic, that shs vii open her dsneing acadeny On
Monday January 18th, for The nstracon 81 Adss sDi
gensmcn In The most stylish dance. o. thu day sehcol
for practices every night, from half pas, .syss 70 zen
o'eloek.
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A OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGE FORTU Me-
N will sell 900 acres Of heavily timbered land
the Connecticut Lumber and timber may be Hoated to
the city by river, or taken TO Portland by rail- Land
good. Property unencumbered, and will be sold at a
great bargain part OF the price viii be proper
~, farm or city, Apply to CHARLES X. MILLER'5
keai Estate, stock and Property Exchange 100 Broad
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D0ARD ON BROADwAY.-FAMIIIES AND GENTLE
I'D obtain suit sof elegantly furnished rooms,
single apartments, in the large and commodious
house. 1877 Broadway southwest Of Ninth street
Dinner at and O'Clock. N. IA suit Of handsome
rooms on Broadway unfurnished
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HNIEAP HOUSE AND lot IN ADELPHI STREET
~ near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, for sale size three
story, 20x40 lot s0xl00. Price, $500 Terms
ble location good Apply to r. g. PIERCE, Pine street
of Broadway.
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mo ~ AND o. ron yESMANHitP, AND az 90
DL.OO for thorough course ~ double entry
Bookkeeping. a reduction Ot one han from The tubssu
bcris regular cnarg.E "a suit III" times.
OLIVER y GOLDSMITH. 3G2 Broaissy
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IOII1NS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL STREET, WILL
~ let with board three large parlors, With gas aud
Croton and several family rooms new at ost reason
able terms; also several single rooms low.
TAl.LMAN d MAPES Proprietor
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DOARD-wITH PLEASANT ROOMS, MAY BE HAD
ID at l13 Clinton place. Terms very reasonable to
de sirable parties.
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DOARD-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, ON SECOND
ID fcor, suitable for gentleman and wife; has
rood pantry and gas. Also single room Apply at No
l3 Beach street.
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DOARD.-TwO CHILDREN, FROM THREE TO TEN
I'D years DID, be accommodated with board In a
private family where there is but and wife,
The location Ia beautiful Apply at 311 Tenth street. OPP
pose Tompkins square, first floor, front room
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nRUG STORE FOR SAI.E--A PHYSICIAN, WHOSE
H. increase Of practice obiigcs him to rsnq the
drug business wishes to dispose of the store 100 Seventh
avenue. For particulars inquire above, afteI 3
O'Clock l.. NJ.
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SPORTING, sc.

NTOCKING BIRDS.-FOR SALE TEN SPLENDID
Nl hooking birds, not 10 be excelled by any IN the
city. They mock eat, hem rooster, dog, and sing day
any night. ANY person wanting 10 procure hns bird
may apply at 476 Fourth street.
CPoRTING-MAMMoTH 1T. BERNARD AND NEW
- foundand pups, King Charles spaniel, Italian and
English greybounds, Scotch and English ratters sport
ing dogs house dogs &c All the choice breeds
ly for stock from to $50 lbs weight Inquire At No.
20s Water street, corner Fulton, up rair..
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M ADAM kyYgR Has RrNoyp ytDs " IKRDY
lu street g. lsl s~vsath sTsnas b<s-esn T~-nty.
hfa go Tssn' fgurih sisests asd n0ntisvss 70 In
paa, r~essst sni fssars sssats Nfv.s wasrrssss.
lswrnsys lac ssit' tvss.ss rry~ss siskssss, absstt
Nspast sn1 pfep~rty hevf - statfn hNism hsysr
"rsss IN gnFhsh. trsbeh AID German ns1 give guar
srtss for ksf ~
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INXCHANGE--IRREE THREE STORY AND HIGH
IL basement brick houses, well located also, frame
dwelling in Williamsburg all either viii be exchanged
for dry goods clothing boots and shoes, Illinois Wis
eonsin lands. Address s. Dean, Pot oice, box 22Jo
stating where an interview may be- had.
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DOARD DOWN TOwN-Two OK THREE GENTLEMEN
I'D can be accommodated with board; also a few with
meals without Apply at 2ss Greenwich street,
near Chambers,
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DOARD DOWN T0wN.-TO LET WITH BOARD,
Id furnished parlor, with bedroom communicating,
suitable for family single gentlemen; will be let to-
eether SEPARATE also other rooms for single gentle
men. Apply at 126 Chambers street. References re-
trad
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MATRIMONIAL.

A MORAL AND RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN, WORTH
N $50 600, wishes 20 correspond, With view 20
tnony, with q educated intelligent and accomplished
lady. Whatever property III. lady may possess viii be
paid.
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4 DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN BRO0KLYN--A FIRST
IN class drug store in a leading street of the city
OF Brooklyn. 1t is owned by physician, whose prac.
tice prevents him from attending 10 It. good lease
win be given. This is opportunity for OF capi.
tai and enterprise rarely met with. Inquire Of Dr.
MCAIIISIE the premises, 2l6 Bridge street,
Of Hillary.
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DOARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE
Droom than required, will let paror second door
the third, TO lady and gentleman, three
single gentlemen at moderate price Modern inn prove
ments Location desirable. No. 244 West Twenty second
street, Ienox Mace. =
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A BUSINESS FOR SAIE-WllICH PAYS OVER ONE
"A hundred per cent. The reason for selling the bust
Is account OF the i'll health of the proprietor who
has left for Havana. An enterprsing realize
fortune in short tme which will be satisfactorily
shown by an interview. 2l2 Broadway, room No. 10,
Sinners * PURDY,
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CHANCE TO MAKE FORTUNE.--FOR SALE,
IA that noted boot and shoe store next the OF
Mott in Chatham square, Of the best stands In the
city for busness would be exchanged for property in
the Sixth Eighth below Fortieth street. En-
quire the premises, 172 Chatham square.
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NJ ADANE AlNlN, rbOh PARIS, TgsDgRs Hi1s
wi ssvisss " ths l&sss sas gsu,isIss ~ tls rlty
~ Asisnyi ~ hDnts sra tfsnse 80 - " ~ eonsa ~
sh0ui ioys, marriage, businsfs lAw pa,i~rv a. rss
80 ts ihs naune ~ Tho lafy ~ Rsafisnsn thsy I'll
EaFry tlso ~ nssD@ ~ bsr .isigrs. nsAam< AI.ia
'fssff u.s kexish, fr~neh ssi Gsstnaa hnguse.. ~
slfpss - Itwsyy hssve~n Yifsi snf sesss1 ssrss,s
Onte h9ars ffeta 10 "A " toAp u
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LNURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-THE LOWER PART
II Of well furnished three story brick house. desira
bly, located from until May, the furniture tor
sale If desired. Possession Immediately. Address Box
g. 10 Post Office
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN HANDSOME BACK PARIOR,
ID with gas, as a bedroom, to let with board also
third story front and hall bedroom, at 90 President st.
within three minutes walk of Hamilton and eight Of the
South ferries; the freedom and comfort of home in
sured with agreeable family Terms very moderate.
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IssTRU,TIoS

OHn BROADWAY, OORNFH OF FRANKLIN STRICT.
COA Writing AMI book e-pins thoroush tAugni, 10
class separate paFors, at ruduee.i charges.
OLIVER H. GDI.rSNrGH
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4 FIGURING MILL FOR SALE COMPLETE EVERY
"A way; engine OF 90 horse power, capacity 100 bar
rels Of -four per day would be delivered alongside
sci, and sold at sacrifice il applied for Immediately,
exchanged for improved real estate interest ia
good ship. T. w. MARSHALL, Jr,
l2S Front street.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-sEcoND GRAND
ID Annual Poultry show Of the National Poultry
Society In the spacious saloons OF the Museum Dur
ing the entire week from Tuesday le 10th, 10 Satur
day, the Goth Of January inclusive, one of the most
unique and extraordinary displays Of domestic Fowls
&c, ever witnessed in this country The premiums
coed Ave hundred dollars, and ia. most unparalleled
eIertions have been made To produce specimens OF all
the rare, fancy, valuable and superb Poultry In the
Union, and at the time exhibit them freely with
out any extra charge to vsters Among the varieties
in this show, will be und--Shanghaes OF all kinds
and coors Game Fowls, OF all nations Black
Spanish, Dorkpgs, Hamburgs Dominiques, Gulderands
Polish, Bantams, Of every country Turkeys, Guinea
Fowls Pea Fowls, Swans, Geese the only Chinese Man
DARN Ducks In America beautiful as a picture and
incomparaby beyond all common description; Pigeons,
Rabbits, Deer, &C., &c,. this whole of which must be-
TO enable the stranger to form anything like
exact Idea Of their wonderful novelty In the Lecture
Room, Tuesday, Jan. le-Eyenng, at ~ O'Clock, Mr..
John r. Scott the dsting American actor In the
character OF WALLACE. THE HERO OF SCOTLAND,
supported by Mr.. G. w. Clarke, Mr. Hadaway, Miss Mes
layer. Afternoon, at ., lend Me FIVE SHIIIlNG5
and the HOLE IL THE WALL. Admission TO the Ma
tona Poultry Show including all the attractions OF tho
Musesm and Lecture Room, twenty five conti children
under ten half price.
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T,HE ORIGINAL WHITES sERENADERs, LONG AND
J. favorably known 10 the New YORK public perform
nightly at Whites opera house, 40 Bowcry, under the
proprietorship and management OF CHARLES WHITE
No connection with any other company. Remember tire
number, 40 Bowery.
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WAREnousE on wNpsoR PAPER Wills, Nos

"AREff0UsE or wINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOa.
w CO and OF Nassau street, New York--Ths subscri.
bers have commenced manufacturing news and boob
anng fourteen largest ina rus engine. And two 81 inch
Fourdinier nachsoes tone more 10 be sAded) nov
ready TO receive ORDERS IRON persons In vant Of ps
works have been built with great care embrscng all the
modern improvements, With FUN supply Of spring and
artesian water, together with failing power,
supply IN quantity and quality. me eapssty OF the
p-o mills TO manufaeturs nftssn thousand pounds o.
aper per day YfRSE Ea0Oga
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DuRroRs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srRREr.-ruEs-
ID day, FOR rnIs rKSis0 ONLY
the great and highly popular play In four acts Of the
UPPER TEN AND LOWER TWENTY.
Mr. Burton in his fsvorte original character of Crook
path.
Zeke, the New York boy, Mr.. Johnston.
Also, the comical absurdity Of
CIRCE AND HER MAGIC CUP.
Ulysses, Miss Mccarthy. The taisst specimen OF
uRsT CLASS TARGET PANTY
will go through series Of srlendd maneuvres.
Tomorrow, Wednesday-THE T00DlES, and
piece, called OLD ADAM.
DOwERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MANAGER
DIP. Waldron; Stage Manager, hobart Jonss.-Prices
Of Admission-Boxes, Is csnts; Pit and Gallery, l2S
esnts; Private Boxss, &C.
Farewell BENEFIT OF Mr.. j. q. Arnold,
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 10.
MONEY. JACK SHEPPARD.
THE wEPT OF THE wIsH.T0N. WISH
DUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, $50 BROAD.
Id way. 0RxAr SUCCESS
Of the grand burlesque the Fairy Opera,
CINDERELLA,
which win be repeated all this week. Preceding tho
Opera, ETHIOPIAN MINsTRESY.
On Monday evening, Jan. ~, new burlcsque on the
favorte Opera Of Lucia III Lammernoor la four acts.
N B-Saturday evening, Jan. 26-Benedt Of l. short,
Treasurer.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEA HANDSOME THREE
IL story house situated In Twenty seventh street. near
the Eighth avenue, containing baths and gas. The
house Is handsomely furnished throughout and posses
sion would be given immediatey Rent 800 per month
Address O. J., @, Herald Office
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INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM NO. 81 DIVISION
il street, near Bowery.-J. y. Peck, Manager Pro.
lessor Feur, with his troupe u French and Italian Model
Artists, will exhibit this'evenng OF ~ O'Clock. w. &
II. Camp with Their company ot Ethiopian Ministries.
Admis sion 20 cents
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A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND CLOSET, on
"A second acor with privilege of kitchen Gre and
other convenience at $5 per week. pleasantly located
In private family, In Hudson street. near st. Luke's
place. Also, room and Darkroom, proportonabiy low
to good tenant Address, for three days, Mrs frances
Watson, Herald Office.
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J,RENCIl AND GEINAs IAS0U AGE4-THE AID
vor,iseT teacher of the above languages, slshss
a. obtain a fsr pupils Charges moderate. Bssi
Of references given. Address W. n, Herald oces N
B-Vould give lessons In eofp prusallsn loE byATs.
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TyOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET, EIGHT AND HALF
= miles from the City Hail. with stable and every
other accommodation; excellent garden with fruit
trees. Apply TO J. NJ BRADHUST
Tenth and lI6th straet,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DRICk MOI LnEIi-PATENTED 1854 WARRANTED
I'D An ordinary hand mould with twenty
thousand brick per day superior 20 those made by hand
Weight $50 lbs. price 800. For circulars machines
apply, post paid 20 RIPLEY REED, New York.
(uIINA MESDED.-w. SEwsHAN TEN YEARS Is
~ tabished In New York. continues 10 riyet nent
china and glass, at 2es Broadway No communication
with any store. town dentists blocks drilled This
VII appear every Monday. Cut II out.
CUKE on OOKNs ny MADAME BEfsHAf.D NO ioT
~ powery east side, between Broome and Delaney
street,. Madame d respectfully informs the public
that she has reduced her price In order 10 enable every
one 70 be free from pam, and feels confident IA pro-
missing that shs viii remove corns, bunons nails grown
In the hcsh, c, without causing tho least pain or In
convenience. Persons be attended to az home or
Al Madame BIS residence from until O'Clock p. NJ
nEc0RATTvE FRISCO PAINTTR or TIE GERMAN
IL and Italian schools ready TO decorate In the
most approved manner, and in all styles Address, st
EOS Spring street, New York, GEORGE FIGHT.
n JXURIANT WHISPERS AND M0UsrACHEs FORCED
IL 10 grow strong and thick in six weeks, by my ongu.
eot, which win not stain or njure the skin 81 bottle
sent 10 any part Of the country. r. q. GRAHAM, I0f
Nassau street Ziber ~ south Third street Phsdei.
phia spsding q fremont row. Boston Briggs 81 State
street Albany
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A billiard PALACE, VIII EIGHT or Tyrs IA
"A bl.s for SAB or eIehAngs for propsrY = II 20
club. Looaton sHcsnsnt. rropar fsfsga ought W
male ~ 600 90 % ooo per g0oi looAilss FOR
eating house, In Centre, foad street W ~ In
1uire u BANJOilD, billiard Table HaAaafAetifer, No.
Ann street
DHIfARDe-FoR SALE A Frtyr cf.,s BifI LARD
ID saloon, situated in esnuai loesiigs. The roou,
contains eight sup<risr sblss uith bar AL astases
'asiastory fsAsas gissn iof selling. Please alrss.
note 70 y y. r., Post Oa.os.
DHiIAkb TABlLr.-WE HAVE A IlRGE STOCK
ID ready rnsds With slate and 1901 beis 9TH our
late improved elastic cushions snAt for ptva,s 90
paehs ass, ali eomplsis. GRIFFITH a DnyKgJt biilArd
table uAnSiAetur,rs, 20 Ann street