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Assembly.

Assembly.
ALBANY, March 81. 1885.
THIRD READING OF BILLS, Erc.
The following bills ordered to thrd reading
To punish the fraudulent issue transfer of stocks.
To allow the Staten Island Railroad Company further
time TO finish the road.
The New York City Mechanics Lien law.
To incorporate the New York City Hydropathic Col
lege.
To change the name OF the Metropolitan Insurance
Company Of New York
To allow the trustees Of ayums to bind
To amend the charter Of the Brooklyn City Railway
Company
To provide against unsafe buildings in New York city
road Company.
For the better regulation of fremen In New York.
To prevent the sale of impure milk
The New York Fire Department bill read and
Mr.. G D. WILLIAMS introduced q bill to extend the
time for the commencement of the Utica and Bingham
bill for the appointment Of Commissioners of Record
in New York ordered to third readiog.
Mr.. PECK laid the table resolution calling for the
report of the select committee women's rights.
Mr. CoNGER brought in bill for the assessment and
taxation Of voluntary associations
Mr. BTcHFoRD presented the petition of the foreign
consuis for a change in the law Of administration.
Mr. MAY reported bill for the relief Of the Rochester
and Pittsburg Railroad Company.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED, ETC,
10 borrow money in westminster county TO erect new
county buildings
To pay juors, except in Orange, oswego and Kings
countless 81 SO per day for attendance courts Of
cord. Subsequently recommitted to exempt New
York.
The bill repeating the act prohibiting the circulation OF
foreign notes, under the denomination OF Eve dolcrs
was lost and on motion to reconsider was laid on the
table.
Mr.. r. W. PALMER rose to question OF privilege. He
had signed the card in this evenings Journal. In
gard to Senator Putnams statement he said had he
Mr. Putnams explanation he should net have signed the
card.
The powers Of the Committee of nns extended
to enable 1t by vote Of two thirds to report general
bills.
Assembly adjourned.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

~ All packages and letters intended for the NEW YoRx
HERALD should be sealed.
ALMANAC ron VIEW yoRx-rHIs DAY,
SUN RrsEs...........G NOON sErs.......morn IL 80
suN srrs..........6 II nigh wATER...... MORN -
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



ALBANY, March, q, 1856.
CHURCH PROPERTY BILL
Came up tho question of agreeing to the report Of
the committee.
An amendment Of Mr.. Hopkins, prescribing the
in which the property forfeited shall vest was re-
jected by ayes 10, nays 49,
Mr.. Clark's amendment, repeating all special laws in
relation to Episcopal Dutch and other churches was
rejected by ayes 8, nays H.
The bill then ordered to be engrosssd for third
reading, by ayes q, nays4.
LAWS.
Mr.. BROOKS reported at length in favor of modaca.
tion of the usury laws.
Mr.. PRATT submitted the minority report.
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS.
In accordance with order of the Senate the follow
ing resolution proposed by Mr.. Goodwin, up for
Of republican Institutions due oSssrvsnes q
law and order Senators and Representatives
m sai srs
hs h h.t s
Mr. ry s hs % Ss Of The ss ~
the Senate OF the statebore evidence to the courtesy
he had received the hands Of his fellow Senstorsn
fowery language alluded to the sAmerican movement"
and warmly urged the adoption OF the resolution.
hs quoted ed. figures showing the rapid increase
great majority Of whom, he claimed, were not
competent to properly exercise the elective fran.
landing He next alluded to the fact Of there being
1000 Catholic clergymen in the country against 600
Protestant and argued that ling this great
disparity Of numbers the comparison Of power between
the two could not stand moment, and was not to DO
M sg h
The resolution was laid On the table.
MI DANFoRTH brought In bill TO amend title Ia Of the
Code of Procedure.
Recess to 4P. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL, ETC.
wAat taxi nm in
Mr.. BROOKS moved an amendment to relieve the Dis
tric Attorney of New York of the extra labor thrown
him by this act. Defeated.
Mr. CLARK moved to strike out the sxth section rela
tive to search and seizure. 1t lost and progress
was reported.
Mr.. BROOKS reported bill incorporating Improve.
ment Company in New Grenada,
Mr.. WILLIAMS reported bill making an appropriation
for the New York Agricultural College. Senate ad.
jourued.
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. Arr l4th ships Far West, Bennett and Andovcr, Z
sn' gV:1 R, VI, Ss II Grey rs:.h, net.U
Phis; brig, Antl. tspsnl, Nilsti, Bsrseiens; s4mi
sph d sps jsph Jons Hssn,l nsyr.
ard Lawrence, Ha,re; corneiia smith, Boston; bark
cSn,n'y Cop E,I AssssT. s.r Cup
W.r.os h.ysDa And mkt; Browa.yille. Rogers, Tan
ana Ssh sspi e'T 81
H H.yre' hsr.s Arspshai SSsrl Teul.on, Berds,as
SB:T ssss q %.
ers pf srss H. from sr ns z:
fidss Boston for 1 nye; ozark Windsor. Ps-ciy
.sr. .n1a' Stevens. sc Ssn a'lss 4 e h sa.
Egsn,r Gloucester for .Gecrsa;, Packet, Low. FraI
PHI. s.sss ss.,ss ss isr c rs
Be.l. Flowers Belfast for DO; Albert stoels; SNOW,
more 0hsrIss Ailssrum, Rider, and Dsans, Young. J
in por. 10Th, Pm, the shove; brig. Joseph Shoe, A,
ehrs Kills. Psrvsre, Providence for ksnsueist;
Emily; sloop willard, buckingham, NYork for Provi
N0RFOLK-Ar March II bark wavelet, smirh. C,
LS pn;, cs u vie ~. Psrnambuee 81 days
state, Flowers. Boston; ship Pauline coISonra., Mess
Sea Foam, Brown, Rio Grande Jan 70; Duncan, Port.
yahIah; Matanras, Frisbie, Mobile; Anns Torrcy,
Bell. l 1, xsriin fiSas IfR.s bernard. rsTp .lsa
Sardenas; Forrest, Baker do; Woodruff sims, Macon
do; George siost, Mtrshon, Pensacola; z A Paine
PASSPORT Cid bsrk Mahion Williamson, Vance. Nor
schrs Rhoda A BueIah, SHARP, Bridgeton; skas 81
Compton, Boston; Cassady, Dillon Flushing shsnan
Batehelder Providence: chss Lock- Steelman Tjridg
Norman Otis. Citbs, Williamsburg.
PoRTLASp-Arr March IS bark John Ncss, Hsr
tansasi brig Dioo, Small, Nyork; 10Th, bark Rich
Dyer, Trinidad 9th ult. Cid barks Sarah Hale,
ther Trinidrd; " Jenness Horton Havana
pRoyIDENcE-Arr March 20 propeller Pelican
iams Nlork; schrs ses Gull, Rowland, BALTIMORE
n nsfsana' pon co. 'opp, Es.hon Biydsnsurs
Bshop, from Baltimore.
sALEM-Arr March 10 barks Sea New, Babbidge. Az
Urn -; schr Albert Dexter, new % Bostor hnilt 81
vcrsrcrttl Nickerstn, Davenport for Richmond CT
Arthur Pickering Clsutman, Zanzibar; schr Martha
small, Nfork VIA Gloucester.
SAvANNAH-Cid March f6 ships Southport. "
NYork Irene, Mason, Liverpool; brig Abby fraaeis,
berry, Boston.
WllMfNGTON-Arr March fs brig Farrk, Dsley, "
sehr " De R6sset. brewster, do 18th BRIG Dell mont
Parks navsns. ca lI,h, sehrs l. Smith, Dsrtst
Arlington, Mott, Nlork
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THE FIRE MEN.

LIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant TO the statutes Of the State OF New York
In such case made and provided that ppcstion will
be made TO the Legislature at its present session. for
the passage OF av 20 increase the fund of the Fire ne.
par,ment in and Of the city OF New York to one hun
dred and atty thousand dollars.
JOHN s. GILES Treasurer.
New York, Jan. 10, 1895.
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ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. .

TUNO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD -
Il The executive skill exhibited by Mr. Oliver b.
Goldsmith in every department Of penman ship and the
rapid and str king progress Of his pupils long
achieved for him nat onal reputation. To enlarge
upon these points would be only to repeat thrice told
taleto recaptulate facts familiar as household words
throughout the length and breadth Of the Union Such
Is not the object OF this communication which Is intend
ed simply tribute OF admiration to the ref ned taste
which has thrown around the perfect and
full system Of instruction introduced in any prac
cal branch Of education the most winning
Mr.. GeIdsmith's suit of rooms No 3S2 Broadway con
ssts II Eve elegant apartments opening into each other
all beautifully furnished and aJrdipr such facilities
both for class teaching and private lessons well
assured are not equaed this continent In Europe
During "a months sojourn in New York, have been
frequent yster at his rooms and have not only acquired
under his tuition fsr bold symmetrcai busine nAnd
but derived much qualification from the society have met
there Many OF Mr. G.'s pupils fine musicians, and
occasionally relieve the fatigue Of study by dsc ,ursing
most excellent music from of the most splendid
pianos have ever seen. Mr. Godsmith's scholars com
prise many members OF the leading families Of Ne "
York but the advantages OF his unrivaled system OF
tuition are not confined TO these His ella sses for ladies'
and gentlemen afford opportunities for obtaining the
best sibe instruction the most Of all
accomplishments, at prices reasonable, as compared
with the benefit derived, that they may well be called
nominal am so thoroughly satisfied that Mr.. Gold
smith stands alone in this country teacher OF
mapship, that could not leave New York without add
ing my mite TO the general appreciation which has
companied and must continue 10 accompany hs cause.
S0uTHEKNER.
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CLOTHING, &C.

CAsr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. -
~ Ladies and gentlemen having any OF the above
tcles 20 dispose Of obtain fair cash price by send
ing TO the subscriber BY the Post Once NJ Blades
attended BY Mrs. Duspedorf. L. NJ DUsPED0RF,
No. Is Kim street.
CLOTHING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes TO dispose OF, receive fair cash price
by sending TO the store IL Lturens street. near Canal or
81 West broadway address by letter the post
10 :. COHEN. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen,
CLOTHlNG AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIES
~ and gentlemen having any Of the above TO dispose
OF receive fair cash price for the same by calling
per post, TO NJ s COHEN 60 Elm street Ladies' az
tended TO BY Mrs. Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING 80, 900 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price literally given In current
money for good left of clothing, Of every description
Gentlemen Wishing 20 dispose OF the above viii please
address, call JANIS huRoNEi, IA baxter street
formerly 0rsngsl, near Chatham.
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These viii be sent at once In Q neat package, BY
press or otherwise to any city town village In the
This In the most liberal offer made TO valentine
dealers by any Publisher, and should induce all who
wish to secure its advantages to send In their orders
without delay. Valentine companies and wholesale
dealers supplied on the most liberal terms, for cash
from the largest and most splendid assortment. Orders
sent to 7. W. STRONG Manufacturer, 9S Nassau st. n
T.. will be punctually attended to.
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NORDIALANICA, OR REcTTgIER'S GUIDE TO THE
~ making Of cordiais liquors, &C. with concise rules
for testing the strength volume strong liquors.
for instantly raising or reducing them TO sny required
proof. Price so cents. Sold by the author, j. W.
WRIGHT late State Inspector Of distilled spirits No. CO.
ent,es slip, MY No distiling apparatus Writ
ten applications must be postpaid See Herald or Daily
Times 18th inst.
TNHE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEws-ALL THOSE
Il who wish to subscribe to this celebrated pubica-
ton informed that the of the year Ii
syery favorable opportunity for so doisg. Tae sub
scrption IL $40 per annum paid In advance All orders
accompanied by remittance should be for va rded to
WILMER ROGERS 42Nassau street N. Y
the only authorised agents for the Illustrated London
News In the United States.
THE UNIVERSAL EUROPEAN PAPER AGENCY. Es-
i tablisbed ten years ago.If you wish to be served
punctualy, on the arrival OF each steamer with any
European papers all you have to do Is just send your
name and address to me, and you will be disap-
pointed. The following fsw Of the papers regularly
receved-The London illustrated News, Punch, Di-
ogenes, Daily Times, Weekly Times, Evening Mail, Ru-
ropean Times, Bells Life, Economist, Spectator Atne-
naum, ILLUSTRATION, Mark Lane Express, &c.
o. IL. CROSBY SO william street,
corner of Elk change place.
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INSTRUCTION IN BOOKKEEPING MAY SAFELY
be asserted that the student who has passed through
regular Of study in the ping department
Of Goldsmth's Writing Rooms, S62 Broadway, will be
able, within few days after entering any counting
house. to understand the system of keeping accounts
adopted in the to carry II out prac
tce with accuracy and despatch The why aud where
fore of operation will be explained aud illustrated
the pupil will be thoroughly grounded in the objects and
purposes OF all the processes he Is called upon to per-
form; the most ample calculations will be brought with
In the grasp Of his and sense and for
all that is impressed upon his memory as affair of
routine, he will be enabled to furnish philosophical
exposition Thus qualified, the student will be ft for
any position in which the incumbent Is equired
cord and verify the transactions Of The sys
tenn Of instruction pursued at Goldsmith's Is at
simple and philosophcalsand practical-and
finishing his studies there tie pupil may present him
self with confidence in any counting house candi
date for the first position as accountant Now Is
the leisure time for young to prepare themselves
for the spring business. The subscriber will receive
pup Is all this week at reduction of one half viz
Terms reduced from s25 to s2 SO for thorough course
Of instruction. All pupils will have until the LIST OF
May 10 complete their lessons. Writing lessons In pro-
portion. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, 1862 Broadway.
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I1HE SIEGE on sEpAsroPoL AND THE CAMPAIGN

nyHE SIEGE OF sEBAsToP0L AND THE CAMPAIGN
In the Crimea.-At the request Of many who we're
unAbs 70 attend this lecture IN consequences Of the dis
turbance caused Tuesday evening last by the cleo
tios Of the officers Of the Mercantile Library, Mr. Ro-
senburr co. the author Of 'You Have heard Of Them'
has g honor TO announce that he w repeat Il Mon
dsx evsnins January "a at the Mercantile Library Lee
surs room, Aston place. Doors open at TH--lscturs
commepces at O'Clock. Admission rs cents. Tickets
mar b prSeurvd ~ wm. Hal : Sels, -ss broadway,
aal st tks Mercantile Library
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SPECIAL NOrNEs.


"A NUMEROUS AND kNTHUSIASriC MEETING
the Liquor Dealers central Convention, held 81
House. on Thursday evening" 18th inst
n. bunce In the chair, and d. g. Paige 0retary, the
constitution and by were read to the gentlemen
present, ana commented on by Capt. Richard French
ana r. Engs in nastery manner as to its working
has arrived. Every gentleman connected with the
trade expected to come forward and be initiated
now requires bold, spirited, determined movements.
We are not only assaed BY fanatics but false friends
appear IN the van OF Maine law priests and Carson con
sprators to destroy our busness-o take from us our
property and liberty meeting will be held at the
same place on Monday evening next to initiate me-
Of officers for the ensuing year.
d. S. PAIGE Secretary. N r. BUNCE, President.
- - = $3.50 . -
RCRNS' ANNlVkRsAkf:-THE NINETY -SiAIh AN.
ID niyersary OF scotia's ilustrious bard (kooert
Burns and chief OF scottish poets WIZ De AZ
Femines Ialeoonian hotel 'anderot fsnaHg, oatsh
Some of Scotias brightest genius both vocal and in
strumental will be present. to make the occasion to be
remember ed an old story eftentimes told Gentlemen
IN New York or Brooklyn can obtain tickets by applying
TO William Robertson ut the Bugle 20 Grand street, ut
lowing committee:-John Mousley, Quarantine; George
Scott, staplaton; William Mclean, Stapeton; John Pa
ton Patton House, Richmond. Mr. VIM Robertson, our
Scottish musician, viii be present, and perform some
Scottish airs in style which none but he dscourses
,,on,. o,,,,,. ,.~r,1 nv . 80. ,. -
M AionS ofTlch, JANUARY leoe -rhEhE rs
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

CALlFORNIA DIAMONDS. - THESE BEAUTIFUL
stones, equal in brillancy and appearance to the
real diamond, only to be had ut l.. j. JACOBS 40I
Broadway set in rings pins earrings studs sleeve but
tons and mounted to order In any STYLE Prices within
the reach of every one.
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LNOSTER, DIXON co. GIVE LESSONS IN WRITING,
Il arithmetic and bookkeeping, day and evening, Ut
No. 346 Broadway, Appleon's Buding) whore gentle
men are qualified for the counting house, in exps
ditious and superior manner.
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FINE ARTS.

TTHE MOST INTERESTING TOPIC NOW BEFORE THE
i world, the mirror Of Sebastopol, the map Of the
Black Sea and the Crimea the military position
OF the allied forces views of the terrific hurricane in the
Black Sea, battle OF Inkermann &C. Aibeautul coored
sheet 20 by 80 inches. Price Is CENTS Any paper giving
the above one insertion, and sending the to the
publisher will receive map free of postage.
A. II. JOCELYN, 60 Fulton street.
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VTAENTINES.-SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
Y valentine dealers in all parts Of the country
Ihould send at once for one Of
sTR0xG's TIN DOLLAR SAMPLE Lots
Of Valentines containing the following large assortment
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yIyAsHNGToN- SALE, THE FAST TRorTTNg
w bay stallion, Washington, 16h hands high; ten
years old; perfectly sound and kind Washington lie
superior scal setts al ais stock has proved For fu
particular apply At ~ and % Mercer street.
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THE BALL SEASON.

TAMES IRVING GUARD BALL-rHE ANNUAL BALL
e. OF the James Irving Guard will DO held ct Nblo's
Saloon, Tuesday evening Esd inst Tickets TO Be hsd
OF any Of the committee at the door the night OF
the ball. ANDREW p. SUTTON, Chairman.
FREDERICK r. PIErcH, Secretary.
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VA ANTED-CfTY PROPERTY, IN EXCHANGE, ~
w good Western 10 per cent paying stock or for
estate at the West including stock OF goods. Addr
G. W. f., Herald Office
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NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FL
IL class book and stationery store, doing good
business. Will be sold low, on account of the ow
Office.
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d. IN AND IS FOR PENMANsHIP, AND $40 50
pl ~ for thorough course Of double entry
Bookkeeping. reduction OF one half from the sub
scrber's regular charges, TO fuit the times
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, 2S2 Broadway.
"We advise those who wish to improve their hand
writing to bear In mind that there 10 not place in the
world where the art Of penmanship can be acquired,
either agreeaby expedtiousy, than at the
establishment Of Mr.. Goldsmith. r-Home Journal.
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IN0R SALE-THE FOUR STORY BROWN STO
IL house No. Is West Thirty second street, near +.
avenue, built by the owner house 25 by 81 feet.
the new brick house on Lexington avenue, first no
above Thirty third street. house % feet inches by
feet; price $1,000 Inquire Of the owner, No.;l5 W
Thirty second street.
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PSYCHOLOGY AGAIN.--DR. BENTON WILL CON
u tinue TO instruct and amuse the people at Botanic
Han East Broadway Monday, TUESDAY and Friday even
ings, at ~ O'Clock. Rare sp,rt expected. Admtance
12k cents. Once for application, 43s Broome street
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DN0 PIANoFORTE AND CABINErMAKERs TO Sc
Il set Of finishing tools, also Q set Of cabin
makers tools will be sold at great sacrifice as the o,
or IL leaving the city and giving up the business Inqu
between 10 and O'Clock tocay, at 1oi Bayard sire
n the store.
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WANTED-PART OF HOUSE, FOR THE lsT
w February next, on either sice OF Broadway,
further than Fourth street. Rent not 10 exceed $3.50
$500. References exchanged. Address Location, Her
Office.
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VXTANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $500 OR $500, IN AN
w old established daguerrean gallery, doing
celent business who will take active part either
in the operating experimenting. Address Artist,
Herald office.
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INSTRUCTION..

INSTRUCTION.
OH n BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, COMMERCIAL
DlO arithmetic-the business mans essentials are
thoroughly taught day and evening, at PAINE )
academies 267 Grand street. New York, and 165 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, by experienced teachers Ladies wri
ting classes in separate rooms. Terms 50.
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OUR REPUBLIC IFS RELATION 10 FOREIGNERS
j. and foreign nations-The fourth Of the OF
popular lectures the Broadway Tabernacle will be de-
hvered by W. Andrews, ESQ, on the above subject,
Wednesday evening, the Gath, at ~ O'Clock. Tick
cts, IS cents, may be had at the door,
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CECOND HAND PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS
- Seven octave pianos, two round and four round
cornes, viii be sold extremely low one Chickering, one
Geo. Hews, one Woodward Brown and one six and
ners pianos to rent. HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
CEvEN PIANO FORTES AND ONE MEIODEON FOR
- SALE the cheapest in the city; superb
tave carved piano for $780, others 1885, SOS
$75 up to SIPS, TO let, aud tuned at 81, So and
81 a month. PROF. DUMSDAY, 225 Grand street
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CTABIE NEAR UNION PARK TO LET-HALF OF A
- private stable, comprising three stalls room Tor
three carriages and loft For particulars address boz
ass Post Once
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III oRsEs TO LET.-Two GOOD SADDLE HoRsFs
III one arst rate lady's horse, would be let to-
erther singy with saddles Sc or they would be let
harness horses, with without good express wa
yon, on moderate terms Apply at No. Carmne street
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L>OR sALE-A MODERN BUILT COTTAGE, ON I
II Hudson river, two hours from the city, five min,
walk from principal station the Hudson river r
road, and with fine river view. The property Is 1
and in good order, with out buildings complete Ihe
contains three quarters of acre. and Is in good 81
of cultivation, with an excellent garden. Will be
cheap Possession LIST of May. Apply to Messrs STEl
h OWEN, AZ Wall street.
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T,REpERICK DOUGLASS WILL DELIVER A LECTURE
At the Tabernacle on Friday evening, Jan. g. at s
O'clock Subject The Present Aspect OF the Anti.
slavery Question Admission Is cents.
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NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation as cook, or to do washing and ironing
and general housework in a small family. Can give the
BEST city reference Please to call for two days 90
Watt street.
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NJ OTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING BAGGAGE OR
AZ other property at Josh. Wheaters Plough HOTEL
1873 Liberty street. to send for the before
the 23d of January, or they viii be sold by public
tion to defay expenses and debts by w. A. Carter 81
Dey street corner Of Greenwich, that day Country
papers please copy J. WHEATER,
Plough Hotel, 1873 Liberty street.
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T0R SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIxTUR
Il or fixtures only, Of the dining and oyster sal
81 and 81 Frankfort street, basement. The reason
pyemiaes