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n and all kinds Of nusences deposited in t. 70 the
great annoyance Of residents In the Vicinity
and Pearl streets s covered with an cid door and
couple Of paving stones, and has bean in this condition
That the mud in BIeecker street has been scraped up
b heaps and allowed to remain, much TO the annoy
snce OF the inhabitants and passers by.
Thaf gang Of thieves and desperadoes nfest Canal
street, near 26 breaking Window stealing goods and
osherwise annoying the neighborhood
Ihas the holes in Franklin street between Franklin
place and Church street, exceedingly dangerous.
That James Riley, of 35 Madison street, between
Roosevelt and James, keeps his grog shop open on the
the shutters being closed but the door left open
That Exchange place from william to Hanover street.
has not been cleaned for the last two months and Is in
William streets 10 made the depot Of ali the ashes in the
vicinity.
avenues is in very filthy condition, and has not been
cleaned for the last two months.
That the lots OF ground lying vacant on the north
ride OF West Sixteenth street between Thirty third street
committed there every day.
That Benson street has not been cleaned in four
months, and Is obstructed wi hand carts and old
CONS OF every description.
That the block in Thirty third street. bounded by Sc
pfesed by coal sfters, gangs Of boys &c. Sun
day playing ball. much to the annoyance Of the neigh
That the corner formed by the rear OF lot on the cor
ner OF Broadway and Catherine lane is used public
privy, and IL a nuisance.
That swinging sign at 172 Thompson street is
OF great annoyance to the persons living that
vicinity.
That Hutchings King of 90 and es East Thirty first
street. occupy the sidewalk and half the street with
large columns OF IRON and that they have hammer
ing and cbseng all day much to the annoyance Of the
neighborlcod.
That l31 Broome street has been fred some six or
eight times.
That VIM Girdes. in Spring street, sold liquor during
The last two Sundays.
WHAT THE POLICE SAY.
Second Wdrd-The gas lamps in front Of 1sl Front
street IN Burnng slip and other parts or this ward,
have been sadly neglected for some nights.
Ninth Wdrd.-Complaints made Of the runous
condition Of the sidewalks In Downing street, and that
the sidewalks of other streets in this ward in the
same state The Commercial Express Company is Bit
trly complained Of encumberng the streets around
Che park bounded by Grove Christopher and Fourth.
Eleventh WdTd-The culvert on the OF Eighth
street TO Lewis is broken and dangerous to pedestrians
The street in front Of 31s Thirteenth street encumbered
with piles Of brick and rubbish Some Of the gas lamps
10 Eleventh. and Twelfth streets were not lit.
Tcentieh Wdrd-The Gas Company has sadly
elected the lighting Of this ward Twenty nine oil and
gas lamps were reported by the police not being it,
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w ETCBESTER CREEK. NOTICE AT A MEETING
w held pursuant 10 notice, at les Bo.ery, 90 Tues
day 10th Inst the opening of proposals postponed
70 Tuesday, 23d Inst, at O'Clock p. NJ Sane place
contractors being permitted 20 amend estimates rrev
ously submitted. For further information Apply "
Henry Palmer, stereotyper 100 william IL. BY order.
X A. BAILEY, Chairman Of Committee
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sprRITUALIsn.

CPrRiTUAL MAsHEsTArOSs-EKs. coAS, RAP.
- Ping and -riiing medium wn rees.ve visitors Al
20 Broadway, 10 Hope Cbsp@l building. H0ufs day,
lo A N 20 IAN, e and TOO " N. Pahhs circle
this fssp<ay) evening. y. BfArtss Aisnd~d =; The =
rsssespes, also private eTslss 81 Mr. Coas rosna
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Clirehugh's Wig and Toupcc Factory, Hair
cutting and hair dyeing establishment will be found At
1927 Fulton street, west side, and three doors from
Broadway, opposite st. PauPs oh urch.
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On Friday evening" January ls, at the Union Hotel,
Atlantic street, South Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr. Nye
GEORGE CnnIsToPHKR, Esq, to Miss JULIA DE ygAucKsE,
stepdaughter Of Thomas Costgan, Eq, all of Brooklyn
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Lager Bkr.-G. Ixiesele has ready for
sale kegs and bottles lager bier Of very superior
quality orsrs LEFT at his lager bier saloon 81
Greenwich ami Corandt streets, promptly executed.
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Defiance kalamander ssfes.-Robert M. Paf-
nrCk the sole manufacturer the United states of
ne above celebrated safes, and H. g. Coins impone-
srAble dedsnte locks and cross bars. Depot No. 1s2
rSsrl street, one door below Maiden lane.
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eases shrting linens (sghtly damaged) at q Cd
worth so csnts cases do do at 3s., worth S. also
linen shee,ngs pillow linens table cloths and damasks
towenga and napkins all q which win be sold great
bargains. r. II. I.EADBEATER,
247 Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS. - THESE BEAUTIFUL.
~ stones, equal in brliancy and appearance TO the
real diamond only to be had at L. J. JACOBS 407
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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LECTURES.


L,ALLEN BABYLON ILLUSTRATED. PROFESSOR
II BlCKlEY viii deliver the second lecture the
Doomed Cities Of Antiquity at the Brooklyn Athc.
naum on Monday evening, jan %. subject-Doom and
Fall OF babylon This lecture will be illustrated with
maps plans and views of the Plains Of shna The views
GEOGRAPHIC pictures of immense size (twenty i've
feet square, representing with natures truthfulness the
present appearance Of Babylon the negaboring ruins,
special objects and surrounding scenery Doors open at
OF. Lecture commences at Ia Tickets rs cents To be
had at the door.
OUR REPUBLIC IFS RELATION To FoREI5 NE8tS
" and foreign nations The fourth o. the OF
popular lectures the Broadway Tabernacle will be de-
hvered by +. W. Andrews, Esq the above subject,
on Wednesday evening the Oath, at ~ o'clock HEX
cts, 25 cents may be had at the door.
TNHE SIEGE OF sEBAsTopoL AND THE CAMPAIGN
i in the Crimea.-At the request of many who
unable to attend this lecture In consequence Of the dis
turbance caused Tuesday evening last by the cleo
ton OF the officers OF the Mercantile Library Mr. RIO.
senburg o., the author Of You Have heard or Them)
has the honor to that he will repeat II Mon
day evening, January 81 at the Mercantile Library Lee
ture room, Aston place. Doors open ~ 7h-lscturs
commences at O'Clock. Admission Is cents. Tickets
may be procured at VIM. Hall Il Sons, 239 Broadway,
and at the Mercantile Library.
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HfOEtH n"UN~ = FFtsFHN N""'' = DUstF"
Tnert stock tAken G3 cents Rridgeton, 90, Wheat
Growers, %; Lewis County 30; wa-htenaw. 90 Mem
pkis, 10 all ETY. banks 81 par al ENANs's clothing
xHrshouse 90 and - Fnito7 strest.
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A UsTRAIIA INDICTMENT IISE--POsTTIv1Y TINE
"a first Tsbip TO saI 25th January Tho beaalful
clipper ship EASTERN stab, Simon Ross, con
mapder viii sail as above for Melbourne. Her Aecsm
odstsns for passengers superior 70 any
up, both Ia hrst and second cabins few berths ret
unsold VIII oh b. bad at low rates For balance Of
freight or passage, apply board at pier D. East river
or 20 ARBElI ELLIOT, lao Pearl stre1t K RICH.
ARSON A CO., so South street
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FnTU Itnts III FHttfs.-AfUUVVU WorfH
81 dne winter clothing Manufactured BY three ~
beet house. 10 broadway selling twenty pr cent
sow cost OF rrhpufao;urs, a. ENLNss clcibieg
htuse 90 ans 60 Tulton street
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nTTicg ~ TIiE E0TH AVENUE RAILROAD oDx.
W tspy, Asw 1oTs. gsnaafy H.. las. yosies "a
sioss hal1srtfhs uAnsief bcoss Fl ttls eempasy 81
" ciosd ffot ihs AA ant IL 9gih Inst aslus 10
eeussqasurs ~ rss;Eg ~ tte.Lstsfs y - hsla "a
Ia stA inst fef Tie pafpass ~ sfaesinF The kyiasa
y " BAiaiTDO. a.<fsfAry.
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Before I win come home,


BROADWAY TmATRs-The beautiful spectacle OF " Gin
derea,n which drew crowded houses last week Is
nounced again for tomorrow evening. II will be likely
10 succeed well during the next week, many per-
could not obtain seatsMiss Pyne. Miss l. Pyoe,
and Messrs Harrison Borrani Horncsste and Whiting,
10 the Leading characters. The farce Of q Bona
Pide Travellers" viii conclude the amusements.
BowmY THEATRE The magnificent spectacle of the
"Cataract OF the Ganges ~ announced for "a.
evening" when Il viii be produced with all the original
effects superb paraphernaiaand beautiful music The
domestic drama Of the g Bttern Of the swamp" and
formed. Messrs Arnold, Dunn, Winans, Miss Herring,
and Miss Hilert will appear.
BURROWS THEArRK.-Thc much admired comedy Of the
"Serous Family Ia announced for tomorrow
ning; Burton Aminidab Sleek, Jordan, Capt. Ma
gure. Fisher Charles Torrens, Mrs. Hughes Lady
Sowerby Creamy MISS Torrens Miss Annie Lee and Mrs
Delmaine by Miss Raymond. Burton will also appear In
his favorte character OF Mr. Timothy Toodes, in the
drama Of the " Toodles."
wAIIAcK,s THEArRE-Ths new five act play entitled
"Night and Morning" having been completely
full last week. il announced again for 70 evening
The embraces all the leading members OF Waack's
company. Every piece well played AZ this establ sh
ment, and hence the success OF Wallack The " Lady
and Gentleman in Peculiarly Perpiexing Prsdcament,"
concludes ALL
acts called tie virgin OF the Sum- will be produced
IN great splendor 70 evening. The scenery Is
Mrs Jones as Cora The manager kas been at great
pense and IL is hoped his exerons viii be handsomely
rewarded. The wandering Boys" concludes the enter
tainments.
AMERICA. Musrrx.--The melo- drama OF the Evil
Eye - and the farce of Fighting by Proxy" the
selections for the afternoon at this and
in the evening the comedy OF Charles - with J. X.
Scott Capt Copp, C. Clarke Charles IT,. and Miss.
Mestaysr az Mary Copp. The Poultry Show will be
tinued for three days more, BY request.
WooDis MISsrRns, MscHAycs' HaLI--A very well
Iected programme Of melodies dancing and the
buriesqne "Robert Macaire for To- morrow evening
BucKIEy's SyRKSApRs.-The commencing part OF the
aDusements for tomorrow evening consist Of negro
melodies and the closing feature Is the burIesque on
'Luey Of Lammermoor."
DoNIIpsos's OrRA HousE.-NegTo melodies, instru-
mental pieces dancing and the buretta Of the "Penny
Postmann for tomorrow evening.
Mn. BuRGEss's BEsuu.-The benefit OF this gentlen an
comes Of night at the Metropolitan theatre where
grand concert win be given at which several very emf
nent artists appear The Buckeys sing several songs
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VvHE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEws.-AIL THosE
IL who wish to subscribe 70 this celebrated pubnca-
ton informed that the Of the year
very favorable opportunity for doing. The sub
accompanied by remittance should be forwarded TO
WILMER a ROGERS, 42Nassau street, N. r.,
the emily authorized agents for the Illustrated London
News 10 the United States.
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NoAL--I HAVE NOW REDUCED THE PRICE or MY
~ best gu atty Of red ash 10 the log price Of % IS
per ton delivered, dry and we'll ss'eenet 10 any AMI
every person, for cash weight warranted under penal
~ Of forfeiture Of coal from my yards corner OF KING
and Greenwich streets, l16 Duane street and Tweny
fifth street and Ninth avenue. PETER CLINTON.
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Silks. silks-Op Monday, january 22, we
viii offer rich plaid s AZ S. per yard worth 81
OF rth plain do. (sbghtly damaged) at Ts worth
l2s also rich brocase and plaid silks also superior black
sihs eq aalIy cheap r. II. LEADBEATER.
afI Broadway corner Of Leonard street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY EAY.
Personal.

G1 M REWARD-WTiJ. BE PAID FOR ANY IN.
plOO formation that will lead 20 the recovery Of
Joseph Corr, who when last the corner OF
Sixth avenue and Twenty. seventh street, Monday
night the sth INST, about IL O'Clock he ~ about
"a years o. age feet Or inches high, Of stout build,
light complexion, had fresh cut his forehead,
about hall an inch long. When last seen had blue
frock coat with velvet collar, and striped cashmere
pants and figured vest, had also a heavy ring on his
little finger. The above reward will be paid Tor any
formation that viii Iced 10 the detection o. the parties
that committed the deed there il strong suspicons
he has with foul play there two or three PER-
who bad threatened his he IL IL rnmored he was
the Tenth Thirty fourth street on
the same night about IL O'Clock. ANY information can
left at Patrick BoyaDds liquor store corner Thirty
third street and Tenth avenue.
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OCULIsrs AND AUnIsrs.

A RTIFICfAL EYES-rIfIs DAY RECEIVED THE
IA largest and most beautiful collection Of ARTIFICIAL
eyes imported. They resemble the natural eye
exactly in color and expretsoD, and viii and ok
precisely like II, and inserted and removed plea
fesslon supplied on liberal terms. JAMFS W. POWELL.
Ocnlisi and Aurist, s02 Brosdwsy.
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ENIfEJS1H NARD KIliEY ASSOCIATION mr.
II tnssgtys Committee a his siiss hssv
AZ ftos Al 20 Aniiy sissst, sbsfs sssl1sats a -
~af1 fsaulI ~ al, frhoss ess sas rpASst ~ ~
ratus nsiifailons u h~n~vessnos sifsafy ssssssat
may give hotiss II ess.f -sose ~ it~r ~ sta.rw.s
Tho ciiissns ~ tbs var4 vl v wtg,si sysn ~ s
ntt~s fes tsif torsssrs ~ the fgrt>ses ~ No $50
tssa@1 once oy~n (ssnfaIa sIseptesy frons " = 70
trrk A h Ace from tot r n
.uu Ei HKApiK, ChastaAh rrse4trs CD
gbrx q Aulws Fscyeessv
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Twelfth Regiment Bail.-Ixeefe's Resfau-
rant SEA Broadway. first door above Nblos and private
entrance ia Crosby door 70 stage enranee The
subscriber oil open his supper rooms on this osca
sion, where he has ample accommodations for 200 per-
sons and will be prepared :, for the patrons Of the
above ball JOHN kkEFE. 5ei Broadway.
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(,OAI-vERY BEST QUALITY or RED ASH, STONE
~ and egg coal, screened and delivered dry and In
good order from under sheds at u per ton and white
ssh st 81 rs from yard No 90 Goerck street between
Wvington and Stanton. These my real prices for
fun weight delivered and not trap to bring people TO
the yard and charge them 80 cents more than they
expected neither do mix In white ash With red ash,
nor chestnut with stove sire. MAT. CLINTON.
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AZ 0RTGAGE SAIE-THE STEAMBOAT c. p. SMITH
lXl will be Sold by virtue OF . mortgage, at the Aer.
chants Exchange on Tuesday January 23 at IL O'Clock
JOSEPH THOMPSON, Attorney for Mortgage
Boat 104 feet inches angth on deck feet inch
depth Of hold q feet inches BEAM 80 inch eyn-
der; feet stroke; copper fastened.
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NrEw SYSTEM or TREATING EYE DIsEAsEs-FIRsT
IN applied In this eouEtry by Drs. R9hrig frora Pa
rs ana C. W Uphsm Of New York, oculists, once s34
Fourth street, near Broadway Once hours from 10 A.
NJ 10 Up. NJ Successful treatment Of catxrae.s With.
out an operation AmAurosis, In tb. most ob.tl.
nate eases OF complete and long Standing blindness
srscks on the eye without the Of Instruments
era Mutations the eyelds pesnspsntiy cured With
pain and ia the short time 81 one month The remedies
used are perfectly safe nosnsive and harmless, never
th.ess Possessed n such ecscy 70 render In
treating diseases Of the eye and olnSrs~s Almost
tain unsrosptousbie certificates Of and tbs beat
refereness will be given.
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Ayt and Literature-CIoslng Up.-guhscrsp-
tsns taken . few days longer for the Kn,ckerbocker
and AL the other three dollar magazines and certd-
cate Of membership in the Cosmopolitan Art and Lite
sxy Association gwen to each subscriber Cali without
dsay at No Aston House, and At the Knickerbocker
s6ace, 3a8 Broadway, up stairs. Catalogues gratis.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.


per United States steamer Baltic win close at this
Office Wednesday, the oath day OF January, at l0h
O'Clock A. Nj. ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
D0ST OFFICE N0TICE-TEE MAILS FOR EUROPE
i via southampton and Bremen, per United States
steamer Hermann, viii close at this Office saturday
the 9th day Of January, at 1o1s O'Clock A. n ISAAC
v.F0WI.ER, Postmaster.
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Improvement I'm DentIstry.-Dr. Levett,
dentist IL Waveriey place. (near the New York HOTEL
invites the public to witness the OF his various
improvements for artificial teeth allowed by those who
have tested them to be unsurpassed. Once hours only
from 10 till O'Clock.
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A UsTRLIIA PfOsEER LINE CARRYING THE
"A United 5tAtes mAil.-The new and elegant clip.
PER skip 6EURGfS, william Slater, Jr., master 100
tons, VIII succeed he Ocean Queen twenty third sp
OF this line, for Sydney and Meboarns, aud win have
immediate despatch. Passenger for Sydney tshsn
Ger government arrangements paying part passage here
and the balance In work after Arrval which gaaran
ted 10 them AT very high rntss Cabin accommodation
not rurpaAsed BY any ship Aaoat Intending passengers
Vii please examine before taking passage elsewhere.
For freight or passage apply board, at pier Eat
ryer, or 70 y. w. CAMillON li9 Wal .treeL
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M EW YUKk AND CALIFORNIA STEANAII1P line,
IN via Nicaragua, the Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua proprietors.rhe splendid double -ns1u
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 2, 300 tons bur,hen Capt
y l. nnkelpaugh viii leave from pier No. North river
at O'Clock Y. ". prccisely for Punta Arenas, ssur
day, January II, 1888, connecting with tho favorts
Nicaragua transit route hEyng but twelve miles Of Land
transportation by first class carriages These steamers
are unsurpassed In their ventilation and Accommoda-
tion. For information or passage, apply only 70
CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Greeu.
Letter bags made up Al the ohcs. Letters - cents
par half ounce.
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Repeated DisappoIn tmen,s Render the pnr-

Hepeated DtsappoIntments Render the Par
ties subjected TO them suspicious but when gentlemen
lind that tradesman's word Ia never broken they
stick to him through life. To the fact that he never
sends home msftting shirt, breaks promise as TO
time with any customer, GREEN, No. Astor Housed
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LIQUORS, sc.

DRANDIES, wiSEs AND GINs-LASDING PER
Id different vessels for tale, from wharf or from
bonded warehouses; also Bordeaux prunes, olive OIL
French eapers, mixed pickles. tartar &c nc, by
l.. II. SIMPSON SONS, 10 Beaver street.
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CtoAL-BEsr QUALITY PEACH ORCHARD RED ASH
~ coal, suitable for stoves crates, selling at
81 90 per ton from Of Barrow and Wash ugton
1913 kscdougsl, and LAG West Thirty second streets
THO5 MAIIER
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J,OR NORFOLK, PErJJcBCRG AND RICHMOND -
IL rns United htAiss nal steamship JAhEsfows 1.
Parrish, oorsnantsr vu lssvs per ~ Moth rar 90
Saturday, Jan. ~, a. Ve1<k Y ~ I'll arrive n sor
fen the nsrt sfsrnoon and feisrsbarr An4 ilShn1ns
". islD~lns morning trn Norfolk passsngsrs Tor
VIZ houM yr,,ssd ~ fAliroa eirset vi throush uss
SO from Ssrss 70 wiintngton, AgxastA, a. pAssAS.
sns lass ~ Sorfoik, o. N Petersburg anf Klzbnpysf
sra r->s@xs ksif yrios, Apply W
LI-r6An \ pIkAsLHra b a-s.kr.r
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L,OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRAIIA -PAssAGE go
T. Positively FIRST vessel The clipper ship TARTAR
ID kiH master, having most u her cargo bard vii
salon about the 18th inst. limited number Of pas
,sngers win be taken at $50 each aud found except in
bedding, " Immediate application b. made. For light
freight or passage, apply board st pier IA EAst
river or 70 MAlIIkN 4 LORD. lls Van atre.t
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MASONIC NOT1CE-THE MEMBERS OF PUTNAM
VI lotge No 33s a y. A. NJ, requested 70 meet
in CornthiAn room, Odd Fellows Hall this Susdsy Jan.
2lst 1885, AZ IL o'clock In order 70 pay the last tr
butte Of respect TO the remains OF lae brother VIII
liam y. 0Connor The officers and members Of Charter
Oak Lodge, No 24e and the members OF the Fraternity
In general are respectfully invited 10 attend BY order
OF the W. N. H. N. BRANDS, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEP THE NEEDY MCDOWELL,
III srccers 2ss Eighth avenue, appropriate their net
ro6ts this week 10 relieve the poor Of their ward,
hrough the Sixteenth ward Relief Association Patron
them this week.
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VIZ b. JONES, AUCTIoNEER. VIRTUE or
W. chattel mortgage will expose for sale at pm bic
vendue, ON Monday, the 12d day Of January, at IL
O'Clock nj noon nj the foot Of Spring street North river
one half undivided interest port on Of the OF
boat OF No. g. CHARLES w. KRUGER,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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INoR IlvEIspCoI.-FIIlSr REGULAR PACREr-TAPs-
IL COTS line-Ths tayorte packet ship, WILLIAM
1AfPstUfT, 2,0,O tons bufthcn james II. Bell, com.
nsnd.r, will sail for the above port punctuay FRI
day next the 10Th inst, and has very superior
modatious for all classes Of passengers. peona about
proceeding 10 the old country viii ind this fine ship
most cesrable conveyance. To secure passage apply
on board, at pier 81 East river, or TO
TAPFSI0T1 CO, So south street
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COPARTsERsHIP NOTICES.
HOTELS.

rJNHE AMERICAN HOTEL CORNER or ANN AID
Nassau streets to esse-contans 40 sleeping rooms,
besides parlors two dining rooms, restaurant the
frat floor and Kitchen viii rent the upper part
boarding house without the first floor. Apply TO
c. C. PISCKSEY, No 7 Nassau street.
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DRY GOODS. &C.

A T. STEWART co. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY
a. January %,
1000 PIECES
Of heavy housewife Irish linens made expressly for IA
my At prices from % to so cents per yard much
below the cost Of importation.