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- = =. BOAHD OF TRUSTEES. NJ
His ExcelIency the Hon. James Buchanan
Hon. w. II. i.owrie. Hon. WIN. Wilkins. Hon
Moses Hampton. Hon Charles NayIor, Gen. J..
K. Mo0rehead.
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W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

3l9. 32l. 323 I.iBxRrY SrREEr,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
M MONIrMENTS. Tomhs, Grave Stones, Furni
,ul tur- Tops. Marble Mautels. Sc. alwa,s or
hand, aud, made to order by machinery. ut ii.
lowest prices fnrcash Also, Block and Stab Mar
bile. large stock hand aud sold 80 HE trade al
prices 'hat vii give general Satisfaction. D'tirrs
prnmptly attended 10, at 81 Libert, street Pitts
hu,gh. W. w WALLACE.
: Dec. II. 1883.
WGLASTER PARIS for Land and Stuccc
a Work. Hydraulic Cement. Grindsiones. all
sizes and vaiious gifts, always on hand a, BIZ
Liberty street. pittshurgh = t7ff
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u answer to Enis,ua of las, week:--
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-{Hxs, last AumlDer. not more Than hiteeD
.hpnd dred mil-sa fsemi Boston. the trumpet
s1edcsIled tbe congregation together; but
.s3sosoWd OF idiers and rowdies stood out.
sids sshs range az s-ais and would no,
oepieA In The Z preceding elder invited
them twice with no effect Them after
ssinsi1a 4 hymn. hs turned To the crow,
sand s4ia rfs As a.any OF .yoH as hayn go,
ehe itch. or sAas.n psx. sertaBy other cnta
sastussslissssr. ws shsh be glad TO have
s.com- forward. aH ots,ers will remain ou,.
side. No one was lrlt soui. go s.,.stss.,
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u I-s.78z
~ peslV5th se ars and aching heart, Ss
.. That you gait snoring in your sleep
Nndsifsyos doa;, you'll find yourself some
aiaAts kiek ned sPr wlipg out on the flool
feeling upsior the ground.
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$ Dnffs Mercantile College.

GAINESVILLE, Feb. IS, 1855.
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To Ne wsrsper. giving This one ar more ia.e,.
tions. and seh't'ng Us ,tsti copy of the paper
containing II. we will send both publications. s
year. st@ q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

NEw YORK sUPRRsE COURT. KINGS
IN County,. Carson Brsvoort, trustee Of Mrs.
laura W. Bestsd against Henry Castro and Amelia Gas
tro his wife jeremiah simonsoa Charles n Hinonson,
Mary EimonsoB, executors. Jas. baurAn, sr@cutor,
he syvanus Lyon and wife, Stephen Wilistts, Eipond
willstts, r. yaudop Co, GuillAams herie, Richard
Tatrsk.T Henry Castro and Amelia Castro bis wife,
ysa are hereby summoned and required 10 tbs
CON plant In this action. which hei In the oSoe Il
the Gerk Of the County Of Kings ~ tho City Han In the
city Of BrooIiyn, the arth day 81 December, is4,
and copy Of your 10 the SAD complaint
on the subscriber, al hls once No ~ Wsn street Va ts
city 81 New Yorh within twenty days after the ssrves
81 this yoa, exclusive 81 the day % such
service and II you fAi 10 the ssd complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In ths action gill
apply 70 the Court for the relief demanded In th~
paint WH EIIkRY sEDGwicK, PlAintrs Attorney.
Dated New York, Dec IL, 1854
CuPRI,sE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY on sYw
- Yors.-chsriss W Lynds against uira bingham
David Bingham, fsrah J. Levy, Abraham O. Levy
Frederick H. Bartholomew Rosven, g. Pierce Rob<u
B Aitfbury, william fleming and Aaron n Burt
To the defendants, sArah j. Levy and Abraham q.
Isvy.-You are hereby sammoosi and r.qsirss 10 an
the complaint In this actlon which has bssn SID
tb. oGos 81 the C~yh of the city and county 81 sss
York, at the uty Hall IN tbs city os ssv Yors sad %
ssrvs sopy q -FOUR 70 the aid eomplsis, %
the ssbserib~r, ~ his onoe No Coar street BfoDt
yn within tventy days sf~r tbs s~ryics u this
yop, exclusively Of the ssy 81 sweh ssrves
and you fsj " Assv~r NE ssii esmplsn, within us
tine aforesaid the plaisuf this sctise vl spply 70
ths esurt for ths rss~f a~nAndsd IN the eenglsist
oiARLCs LYsDE pi.issr, A,1s..y
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RRCOND hoard.


az.
Asns.-sAies Of IS bbls. pots we're made a. % es
t6Tb
BRKaDeTrns.-The inelemency Of the weather had
tendency 20 cheek transactions. FlouY-The MARKET
dull for al grades, and sales light exceeding
about 1900 400 bills. including inferior State at
81 s7h common to good do at % - 25, fancy TO ia
vorite do ATS rs So vhle extra state and Gene
see were unchanged; Western without alteration
Southern continued dull At prices ranging at ss 90 80
for TO choice, and % IL $40 Tor choice
ira About 200 bills Canadian sold at es 81 %,
in bond, and % 10, duty paid. Meal vas dul. Rye
superane wheat--sales Of 600 bushels prime white
Michigan sold a. ~ 10. Corn-The market was dull,
and sales Tor the day did not exceed 5000 5000
bushels, chiefly Southern yellow, AGoat At Ole Csc,
with small lot Of common white at 95hc. Rye-North
river held at 81 So 800 bushels prime sold at 81 81
Barley was nominal, and oats were unchanged.
CsTn-sales Of 500 bags OF Rio were made At o Ne.
Zoe, and 500 mats Of old Java, at 13hc.
COTTON The market continued hrm and stock on the
market light. About 500 9 900 bales sold A. full
FRnenrs were steady, but some less active. To
Liverpool, 200 400 bales compressed cotton
gagged at "a 1000 bushss corn, in ships bags at Cd
500 600 half chests Of tea, at is and 200 800 boxes
bacon al lis. Cd. To London some tiercss beef and
pork were reported at old rates To Havre, provisions
we're a. See corn In shippers bags, AZ loo cotton,
I'd. bacon, re liquors, nc, and molasses &C. per
gallon Ashes and rice nominal.
FRrn.-The sale. embraced about 200 900 boxes, At
unchanged prices.
HAY va. quiet, bat quotations we're unchanged. i,
which would sell At advance.
hosreps. The sales included about leo a 200 bills
view Drieans, new, ~ &c Zsc.
NAVAL 5roErr.-SAles 81 800 400 bbls. spirits we're
made at zee, cash and 800 do rosin 1s0c per
slo lbs, delivered Small sales WAshingion soft tar
pentine were made at 40c.
OIs.-Moderats sale Of hnseed we're made At Sic. a
SIC. Other oils we're unchanged.
Phovnlon The nArss; for pork was steady, with
sass OF 400 500 bbb old In lots at tl2 80 100
tbls. unipspected new sold 81 Ella 25 prime
told at s13 20. Beef steady, but active. The
sales embraced zoo 900 packages, at old prices Lard
Gales OF ECO 700 packages we're reported, at s4c
loe, the latter figure for strictly prime Sales OF DO
boxes Of bacon made, deliverable 10 Philadelphia at
she and 800 do. deliverable Ia Baltimore at Ts.c.
C1cese and butter unchanged.
RIcr-1hs sales embraced about $50 eAshs A. o. IS
81 SO.
srIcys.-220 bags rimento we're sold 81 D. mt
erGlRs beyond some 30 100 hhds. New Orleans. ue
heard 81 no saes OF importance That sod brought from
&c. a be. Prime was held high AZ &C..
1ALLow vas dun, and prices nominal
TorAcco.-Owing 20 the inelsnent weather little 10 DO
ng but prices -ere Arm The sales embraced 10 hsds
ksntuehy and xaysvile, Al ~ s11 80 bales Yara,
.; o2e boxes Cuba, 30 cases ssedleaf % lsii "
cases FLORIDA, ti2 $40
wBprIy. 81 zoo bbls Jersey we're made At
4he While State prison held ~ 3Se., and drudge
81 soc.
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Total put on market 81 1890 saoos SCI slisss77
Emf. for warehouse. t9,S52 3l6,tsl 232, $40
The business Of the past week has been rather
heavier than that Of any week this year; STILL the
aggregate sales have been quite limited tor the sea.
son, al a. the demand has been freely met, prices
have not improved in any respect-though, perhaps,
there Ia little regularity observable in them.
Brown sheetings and shirtngs are selling rather
more freely q. former rates. while blesched goods,
denims and drills have been moderately dealt in,
without change in value. Duck, ginghams and
lawns are quiet, though quoted steady. Two sales
Of lawns are annourc ed for next week-one for
Tuesday and one for Wednesday, the 30th and 3lss
Instant The transactions have likewise been very
limited here In osnsburgs, printing cloths and
prints, but these have not varied in price. Stripes
and ticks are selling slowly at old figures. There Is
pretty ample stock and good assortment Of domes-
tic cGttoEs in the market. We have nothing really
new TO Doti.e in woollen goods. Blankets, csssi
mers, cloths, fannels, jeans and lindseys have all
been sparingy purchased at unch ,nged prices, while
slightly improved demand has existed for mousin
De Ia mes, az steadier rates, Satinefs and tweeds
are 90 before reported. The movements in foreign
fabrics are ttill restricted. The trade have not
begun TO buy freely as yet. Socks sre accumulit-
ing but very gradually, and the variety IL faif
ore. Holders are cautious Ia selling credit. and
buyers spariDe in the pur chases for cash. Toese
counter checks cannot have any other than q sala
tsry effect upon the trade
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1856

variation in price, Eggs beginning TO cheaper, and
may hope soon to have them ~ reasonable rates OF
nsh there Ia but little in market, may except cod
6sh which has nevertheless, advanced In price. Perch
has made ito appearance In Market and 10 sold In great
Quantities The trade shell fish 10 very brisk just
now, and oystermen and clam dealers doing thriv
ing business Vegetables OF all kinds and apples
still and dear with prospect Of their being
cheaper until spring opens Butter shows slight de-
crease some varieties
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sion caused by inability 70 ascertain the proportion
which dust bears 70 coin in such shipments The ship
ments OF treasure China Manila Calcutta Valparaiso
and Honoulu the present year. foot up about 600
The receipts Of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
psny, In O:tober, 1864, amounted to $50 1927 TO- and
in November, $3l 1878 OIL.
The earnings Of the indianapolis aud Cincinn iii
Railroad for Dec, 1854, amounted to $32,49l AZ.
The receipts ofthe Long Island Railroad Company,
for tie first fifteen days Of January show an increase
Of $500 on those for the same period last year.
The gross earnings Of all the railroads In the State
Of Michigan, fer 1854, as compared with 1863, were
az follows
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HfHE hAEluFl WOMANh Fk1AIf hEDI1Als DbN
II ysbion, BY nr. A. NJ hsgrless1, professor ~ Dis
women hasdredth edition (soo, OoD I2e,o
Up. $50 On fSs yspsr sr'rA binsng, pre- o. Every
woman can here discover By eomparisg her own syDp
TONS With tko.s dssenb@d The batafs shsraStsr All
cause a her complaint, and ~ spared mach sssss'y
and suffering me -ifs abosi becoming npotssr has
rosnes to her fuiurs health, in fssp.e, " vh,h her
ul hnf sueh Instruction and sdyes, and Alss sryisns
tons of nsoy symptoms whlsh oth~r.ins -oah oecs
sion upBsh spslsiy Or alarm Hov macy ssssring
from Ob.rucobs irregularities peculiar 70 ihs sn.i.
sysi,m, vhSh BBfsfmlDs tho hsslthi ~ The eject ~
shish they ybount and -hieh ,h~r 1silss<y for
b8. silrs Hs1iesl aivles Hos many susr frorr Pre-
st,us Bisr (alling a the womb frvrf naSr aibas
(Wsstpsss, debility, A. Hoe many are In coastAnt
sg@y for many months preceding eontnsm-ti Hs-
msny have dGeuh, not dangerous deliveries saf slo-
and uncertain fseo,srlss EYDs vloss lives bsssf
"a 6ung sush time -iii each end IN ia psr.s iss
~ trsvsption. snsorA ton and rref How many biisr
Dsmsn,s, ho~ much sngaish might bars bsen sp&fsi 20
the fsfsrsr 20 The husband 10 ibs RELATIVES ~ tins
~ po.ssssiop ~ this hi@ yoluDs ~ 10 irrxAcfcstis W
eonvsy fsly the VARIOUS ssblses treated a. ibsy arr
~ paiars strictly iBsso1ei for the sssfrisl ,boss
contemplating marriage yor sale W rsras~v Tovn
sspd, 912 Broadway tbs,msn o. Asisr fgass No.
ysssy sus~s; D~wi,s Davenport, Tpbsns yslbsiass
81 No Aror Houss Broadway sn1 AZ the D. thsssion
onrs, 10 flt<rfy s.test s.v Yea Jos ~ Tafssf
kobs, siso r. P.tsrsop 1O2 GSsvrw Sfsst, Pkiia
aslpss On the r~tssps ~ o., coFT III y trssssni
tod ~ mail free u pos,srs, v sny part q = TASTES
Sfstss All ~ft<r. - sA6r.st@i yost Iab ~ ~
A nsuEsCEAU oa,s ~ tke~rty s;r--t ~ Y %
bos ,l1S, ssv Yen Pot ones
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Here have, at tris low estimate Of per centase the
snug Of ten thousand Ave hundred and i've dollars
realized by the State Agent. During all the time how
ever, money in Wall street has worth from two 70
three per cent month and port OF it the quota
tons have high dive And this In the money
which the tar payers Of Illinois compelled pay
into the state Treasury in coin after paying per
70 convert bank bills for this purpose.
Two inquiries very naturally suggest themselves on
reading this document What necessity for taking the
coin from state Treasury early the 10Th Of
July to meet payments due until the ipt Of January
And second Why draw the ID Of December $50 600
than required TO make the January payment,
which, understand IL, must remain in the agents
hands until the payment Of July 1885 And about
the security One Of the gentlemen whose upon
the bond, has assured that he does consider
himself holden the least for the denqu Messr
Wadswortn Sheldon. The bond given years ago,
under the standardization Of Governor French, and he
contends that circumstances have ranspired TO inva
hdae IL Among others he mentioned the fact that tie
state funds had been transmitted and deposited with
Wadsworth Sheldon, and not W tn julius WAdsworth,
State Agent. The full facts in the case, however
suppose, win come ont soon
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aud
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and ais, the with
drawals from warehouse, during the week ending
and Including Thursday, Jan. %, 1856
MOVEMENTS IN FoRu0s Day GooDs
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The gross earnings Of the Providence aud Wors
eester Railroad Company during the year ending
Nov. 80, 1854, were $3l6,6l6 As, and the expsndi
tues $ls5 ,s04 06, and the net income Of the year
SHOOT 80. The increase Of the earnings OF tbs
road over the previous year 10 $25,l9S u. The
amount paid for claims resulting from the collision
In August, 1853, 10 80, 239 80. The construction
account Nov. 80, 1854, was 81 ,94s 900. The direc
sors report that the expenses Of the road have been
largely increased during the year, and they have
contemplated building IN engine for burning COAL
believing that large reduction 10 the cost Of fuel
can be obtained. The running Of the road WAS en-
tlrely free from accidents during the year.
Judge Oakley, Of M,hig N, recently expressed
IN opinion that when an editor OF o ne sspsper
merely states fumor that 10 abroad for ex-
ample, a. that certain person, naming him, hal
issued stock illegally and sbsconded-he should be
sxenerstei provided that IL q fact that toe ru-
NOR existed, although not true. In such case
there Ia intent to do jury, and there Il no malice
A circumstance that Ia com monty spoken Of in bu-
sress circles a. matter Of public interest," oughs not
10 be regarded % hbeleus when editor states it.
The Liverpool Times Of the 18th inst. says
The adjourned hearing application 70 annul the al
indication 10 bankruptcy Of Mr. oliver heard before
Mr. Commissioner stevenson Tuesday, ami Wsdnes
day Mr. Commissioner Stevenson gave Judgment After
fully stating the facts and OF the case, his
Honor concluded ~ follows" have for these reasons,
come 10 e conclusion that this petition Is defective and
10 give the Court any jurisdiction ADD that
consequently, must be dismissed, and all proceetngs
under II declared void"
The French spolistion bin having passed tbs
United States Senate, s nov before the House, and
n 10 anticipated will become Q Law. TIE amour. 0
claims 10 estimated At Eve millions OF dollars, o
which about three fths II 10 stated belongs TO BIS
ton claimants.
The San France eco Times gives the annexed est
mate OF the total proc uc;ion OF gold 10 California
from ,he first discovery Of the metal in that country
up y tho close Of The year 1854 :
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There -A . great quantity of meat u nArt.i ysstsr
day butt the prices are s qsits high and sales hsh;
Poultry begns 70 Ioof ssani b., sAors 10 psfcsyasl,
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Attached are the copies OF The bonds given BY julius
Wadsworth as agent OF the ate. l also herewith en-.
close statement Of the receipts and disposition made Of
the surplus revenue and land funds. The balance,
per this statement, the amount in the hands of
Wadsworth d Sheldon on the first day of Decembe
1864 but may have been In part whole used in the
purchase OF bonds before the day Of failure There
no bonds taken in the Of these nvetments hope
there will be loss. should there be- pledge myself
good to the State.
julius wadsworth was appointed State Agent BY Az
gus'us e French and bonds taken 2oth day OF April
l84S. feel satisfied that the State will lose nothing by
the failure Of julius wadsworth, State Agent
informed that Wadsworth and Sheldon preferred this
debt. J. A. MArTES0N.
Accompany ing the above comm unicaton the Governor
forwarded copies OF the bonds of Wadswoth sheldon
and julius wadworth The securities for the latter
Nessrs. L. 3 Wadsworth, Thomas Dyer, i. c. Sherman
II. ]. Dickey, Mark Skinner all Of Chicago.
Also accompanying the above are detailed tabular
venue and the amount of State ind btedness purchased
herewith Also, the disposition OF the land fund.- AMI
amount Of the surplus revenue fund received by
Governor during the past two years vas 1853 81 in
debtednsss purchased $i72 TO- cash value Sill o53
49, Lesving pended balance in the Cover nors
hands Of $4,000.
The amount Of land fund drawn BY the Governor was
$2s3e52 90; Indebtedness purchased herewith Sil4
57S 7s-its cash value was S273,2s7 90 unexpended
balance remaining with the Governor $40 3sb So Total
balance Of both funds on hand, $50 1856 3d.
In relation to this matte, the Chicago Democrat
Of the 22d inst says
IL VIII De seen from TINS communication that the mo.
ney to meet the pay Of interest falling due
first Of January 1885, was drawn from the treasury
different times commencing early the 10Th o, july
FIVE months and half before the payments we're 10
be made and also that larger amour. than Il
sary TO meet the interest has been drawn by omehng
like 500 COO Taking these facts data, can arrive
at something OF estimate OF what the State Agent
makes Of the transaction. The drawn b. the
Governor remained In the hands Of the agent folio
prior TO the LIT OF January $50 000 5 months SS3
900, ~ months; $37, o00 months; s62 600, say 0s
months.
One and half per cent per month is very low rate
with Wall street sbavers. Assuming that Messrs wads
worth Sheldon realized but this from the use OF the
2fafo IA md has fha milo upu ~
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Mr. Albert Il. Niooiay win hold special auction
sole Of stocks and bonds to Y, (Saturday0 o.
at l2a o'clock, ct the Merchants Exchange.
There ia nouu.h in the report hat Messrs J. 4 j.
Stuart Co. intend giving mp their present busi
Iess 10 engage in banking. Neither do they intend
doing banking business in connection with that
they are now following. As importers they have
made large fortune, and they intend sticking 70 it.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
nent, Washington, ON the 23d and 24th inst, we're
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u Mr. ktNrfDf, ~ borbsry, has alssossvsd IN 90
lind 81 hsmo, from the -orsi ssrofais down -
mon paapls
espi 10 too both thsna.r hsnBor lie h.s no 10
his p0.sssslon hu nare9 vlyss
al ~itbin i-sbsJ miles ~ ho.,on.
Too bottss sss ssrrsn,si 10 ssre . saulnS s.re
nouths
Obs q ihr,s to;,@. -in cur. N. -sn, .isa 81 ,m.
TO % n,t. bo,,i.. On cur. %. system AZ ssn.
Two eoi's are .arrsnisd " cure TIE vussi ssnssr Ia
tho moth ~ st1ns1h
Tfss 70 o.. bo,,i-s 1s -srrsas-a W care ID. vor.,
eass - sfysTrlas.
on. . i.s both, 81. warranted 70 eur, ~ bs~er 10
To bo.s a.. v,rssiss q, cur. rass,., Of A. eve.
and tlotsbss among ns hsu
Josf y 80 to'us' 80 .suss'ss 10 core sorut, So
obs tetti. I'm eur- ,,siy .rsy,lsn ., The ,sp.
Too 70 hire t-''iivs ar ~susnt~s u ssrs Ne
Two % iAf.s b-,,ii., o.. varrsn,sd W ss,s The
esstsrsts ess. ~ rissmsflsnt
tb.au.
y,s . .isk, bottles I'll u. vors, eos. ~ s<ss
b~n.rt I. si.sys srt-sss,sa sros ne s,,, sssl.
srs b-rfss, cor. -su.hisa .sss the shove s.ssosy
10 isA.n ts
Essesr ps.ssbs over ;bog.s, ho,uss q ls n ne
visiriiy ~ no.ioD sss. 10 snsess ~ n svssy ssss
20 ssts ~ ~str Oil srti1guish ers, 90 Oh thls
~. n@h -, - 49, ~ ~ ~ nss sosp
tksgs ssoui ths hssb tAss spr~sr - - s~r
pr,iss-tri 49, q rv-s ia sss pss,ss.s 10 ss.s.
sa..s sssa s.ssT.fs !. is.. sss.s ..s, 49, 80
al iinas a. ksmgg IN .st~s 70 rive ss-.s 49, a.
ID. ssaess fts ase grssi rstsss,y ~ ne sls>o,sry
sh este iAsi q stT l.S, ps.ts~i ~ soc ssld ab,~,
sssf hess % cay q - No shssss AZ dss1 ever ss~ss
ssy go Ire ssi yeu sss set sa1 snspsk ~ III nr.~
srsn ov yssft 1ssss's sye.afsl ehlsrss fves " V
essi isss -. sgeossaL A. nc tlss<tIoss s@s " sspi
49, 49, " ~ e]slisi@a'f sAts ss1<~st v epsrsss
ishNsns. 10 bed easss " .crc,ais Manufactures W
Ierah kmnssy, No i1 ssus. stress. kssssy, nS~s
Iftss u wholesale srssts for gsv ysys-fAAs "
Hns, Me- t>2 Bru@A-sy, G " tilssssss Ne 81 hsssl.,
'sss-t a. ~ y. ssr5' Ne. Isi -l,ss fs-~s ssa 20
tailed W al r.spsstsbs arugsis<
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ITO kIByOur EufysBgfs.--A EKTTgED Clergy.
II nan restored 70 health IN fec days, aftsr many
years of great nsr,sos ssGsr,ny, 10 snr,ous IN nsss
ipovn the mans Of VIII snd Cffs.D snywbsss
Direct 70 Esy John n Dasnan. % Fsion street. Brood
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or -BoOKKEEPING.-MR. DOIBEAR 600 BROAD
IDeDe way corner OF Houston street. will commence
a % class Monday. Pupils must enter this
20 seat At this price, They will b taught
practically 70 OPEN conduct and close books by double
entry.
L,RINCH LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC WORKS, COR
respondebee, &C. translated vi III neatnsss, aecara~
cy and despatch. Terms modsra,e Address Omnibus,
Herald once.
LNOSTER, DIXON 90. GIVE LESSONS IN WRITING,
II arithmetic and book keeping, day and evening, n
No. 34o Broadway, (Appletons Building who're gentle
qualified for the counting house, In an sxps
iitious and superior manner
,AIA DAY AT DIsBR0w's RIDING ACADEMY,
NJ Fifth avenue, Of Thirty ninth street, In b.
half Of the in CONSCIENCE Of the incIemsncy of
the weather on Wednesday, the day devoted 10 their
benefit, will BE- postponed TO Monday next the 2Dth
inst day and evening. The pubic are invited 70 ct
tend Cards Of admission dollar which will entits
the holder 90 . ride In the Academy.
TNsTRUCrIoN.-sPANIsH LAEGUAGE-PROFtsssOR
yISGUT Of the New York Univsr.ity, teaches spanish
the wing terms $40 per quarter taking Lessons
three times week, $50 " taken twiee week. When
pupils 10 the Professors residence, Colamoro
House the charge then viii Be go for twenty four ls-
sops.
INSTRUCTION IN THE SPANISH LANGUAGE LIP
the gentleman that called AZ 81 fispenari street
Wednesday forenoon for giving lessons In Spapsh viii
send his address call again, he viii obgs the adyer
tissr
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AyO We TIL CIRkD-fR CORBJTT or NO. 10
IN Duane street may b consulted With confidence
d.sses Twenty three years 10 enc speciality enables
him 70 guarantee permanent cures. h--Dr q. 10 .
member Of the Esv yerh University. 80 his diploms
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