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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26
l.. ii. LEADBEATER Il cos
yoRFIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.


,o, "a s.y sy ORDER or rHE AssIGNErs PRICES FOR
eAsH ONLY so.s9TLy EVER HEARD o.
ipsrsbunisnce OF beautiful FANCY SlLhS, suited Tor
Promenade aud Evening Dresses, &c. -
Very n ou boiled Black eros de Rhine and Lyons BLACK
Silss , ii. p.,.ho AMI
Kicl Garment Ssins and Move Antiques.
Msrcelines Poult de Soies, &C, &c.
SHAWLS.
Very fine splendid Brcche and LOng Square >hawls
French Printed Cashmere and Barge shawls a.
Mamitc,n exposition Long Shswls. (cOPes OF lnnal
Long snd square Plaid, and other Wool Shiws
Ilsrre ysriety Of Stels Broidered Shawls, NC, &c
hoautiGl variety of Velvet Satin, Cloth, sf and MORE
Antique Clocks Opera Cloaks Bssque Tanss six ana More
Msntiss &C. of the several leading and 6eauiu Styles
for hch this house has become Jnstly ceieoEsted
DRESS GOODS
French Mernos Mous'ene de LANES, bsrese-' Ti~les
Organizes, Bslzsrne- APacss Parsmstts frn'ed Lawns
Tsrl.tsr- Csliccs, Muslins Ginghams, &c.
MOURNING GOODS.
Black Rorbszines French MernO-' Apscas and fsr.ms
tes OF M approved makes French aud Ensh fsen
Cr-res Black Dtlsines, BsTeges, Sc ,.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
BLACK and oorcd French Kid Gloves OF the most celebrated
,nnsciurcs SIX and Lisle-thead Gloves Cotton, Thread
ana Six Hcscyy Lace Mitts, Sc:,r,,,
FMBROIDERIES.
French and Swsa Needework, in Collars ChenlNettes
Ad,tlcrs Sseyes. POchet-hs ndkcrchets, &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
tie celebrated Linens for which this house has
o ons been noted Irsh Linens, Table Linen, Nspkias
Comntepsnes Ntsrseies Quilts Blankets Flannes Muslin
end L.ce Curtsins, Table Covers &c.
In edition the above, the stock comprises every oher
DESCRIPTION OF DRY GOODS usually to be found in Broadway
B~Tbe edste and absolute disposal Of ell This proper
erstyeheuce II IL desirable tor intending purchasers
The sale COMMENCES on MONDAY, the 18th Of January
Hours Of sale from 10 TO o'clock: ,
No. 81 Broadway OF Ieona-dsf.
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90 farmers ano Others.

ITO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOTANlSTS,
II and PROPRIETORS Of NURSERIES, of NETWORK
and eDyonyThe undersigned wishes to receive (fsnco) your
Annual Catalogues In order to osd orders for such articles as
NAV soit r. BACHELOR
norticnurisi, Botanist and Dealer in Garden Seeds
No. % UTsulines-st, Now Orlesns
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paints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

TXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
Warranted very pure. and 10 burn A. long sperm, aud
yery brishy being uusly free t.om apry, 4 VIA Eeye
crust the usI-is entirely free from gum, and very sls ior
srhuery In barrels 30 a. gallons elcb The oy sgent
for he makers JOHN W. QUINCY No s. " 4IsI-s~
YINHE GENUINE GRAPE OIIl-Just Imported
in original pound bottles, warranted the oest II MARKET
snd 20 gallons spirit so the best HIa'ios VI
Euu hsky Gin Peach Cherry Apple and ka berry, Fert
ana Madeira coorng for sale reduced prices BY
DR. L. FECCHTWANGER, No ~ MstteL-.GEe-
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Bales bD Anftiorl.
/. FARM 70, SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION

A FARM for SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
N WIZ be cold pchlic suction, FRIDAY, he ir Az
February lSe At II O'Clock rsin or saiDeJ me fhkN
rueuJ occupied by James Hoyt deceased situated on Us
Purchase Road Town Of Hsua Wssteheter County, ssos.
miles from Rye Depot Of the New Haven Railroad esd sooof
The sane distance from White Plains the Harlem kAifeA
Il viii be offered In psrces containing about " 500
Of excellent lard situated high ground commanding an et
seDsse Of Long and Sound aud the surrounding co.sy
The hous IL story LARGE and Ia good condition containing
and hau tho first floor sni the $1,000
with pasrs three sides There also suitable nambcf
Barus Csrs houses and other outbudngs al In good COO
t0u There also Ice house and roud from which 30
: obtained
The other rarei contains II Of good land which
"a sv Howe From view q the Sound -
neShborns country Their so Carriage house and Bars
Ir both places Orchards Of the desirable kints
Apte Trees Peach Plum aud Pesch rree In the noSh
boro are exceea scoo a2d Churches OF several denoa
nations
large portion Of the purchase money can renrn on bo"a
yor s5ssr rsT,icsrs APP, 10 GEORGE J. MILLER Ne
ISL W,sbip x,o, st. New York or to EDWARD WlLLETs.
.d,oinias he premises ARABRLLA H0YT. ExeeutEiH-
GH0kGn w MLIS Ekeeuon OfJaS Hoyt. dessaeA
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r. L. DELIssrE, Auctioneer
DY IEAVITT DELlSSER 4 Co., Nos. 81

II
ID and S5s Brosdwsy corner Of Wbite-st, SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, commeDsiug A. o'clOck-A HANDSOME
COLLECTION Of STUFFED FANCY and GAME btkps,
glass and mounted siney sprsyssnS
branches. suitable ornaments for the paror the esbaets
Nous Bows LOT Of superior Accordeons Fiusinas 10.
sud keys Guitars &C. Ia good order lot OF Fancy
Good. Fine Paintings. sc. Alec, ~ O'clock. large ssor
mcnt o; School Miscellaneous historical Biographical, iln
tuted Theological and other Books forming extensive aud
valuable collection which the attention Of music desesy
booksellers aid public generally requested Goods sea
for examination, sna catalogues ready
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f1attbes, 1swc!rp, &r.

-.... 49,
Holiday Presents:
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWRLRY and
w sUyERWARE-Th subscriber is selling all aescnp.
tons on 6ns GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND
RINGS end PINS JEWELRY and SILVkRWARE, 81
I.bolesals I'D retail a, much than the usual prices
Beautiful GOLD LEPINE WATCuES.....:....,S5
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS, full jeweled..... 70
GOLD HUNTING English PATENT LEVERS. -
Good sent by Mail Esesto all parts Of the United states
ard Canada free Of charge. 1EO. u AbhSn.
Irrter Of Watches and Jewety, Wholesale and Rstse.
No. II Nsi-st., second floor. near Broadway.
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&S0O REWARD.-LOsT, near the corner

TVkVVO OF Broadway mud " al W q TN 'DN HIu Vt
,1T;FORGF and SAMUEL BROWN" containing about
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS in Country Beuk
Notes and sundry PAPERS, as follows, viz:
Note Of W. w Leach for S755 SO.
Note Of John Duton l56 TO- both 70 order j. C. Meeker
4 Perkins and indOreed over to q. 4 ;. Brown
Note OF John d. Parke $500 dated August T. 1850
be Ohio L. Inc T. Co., Cincinnati months attor date to
order of Heath Wynkoop Co.. and by them indorsed.
Note of Werderbaugh, Smith Co. for Sl3 dsted Ans D.
months order Heath Nynkoop Co.. and by them m
dOrsed.
Two Drss drawn by Heath, wynkoop Co. to their own
order, and iIdOrsed by them, VIZ: 1870
orc on J. w Kermit Co.. dated Jan. 3, 1856 for : 49,
One on Xs,ier Baxter dated Jam b 1856 days after ds'e
for $3.50
Ao suudrv Notes Of Leoyy Dimond, Henry Meishan,
an6 sloan Il leggett, all past due.
AO package Of Memorandum Checks signed Charles bur
rail- IT,, aud various other aIers.
The public cautioned against purchasing Or receiving any
If the hboye rayIncnt has ing been stopped.
Reward $500 will be paid delivery Of the Box aud
contents 10 u.s. or will be paid for the Papers (Which are
OF 40 use 10 al one liberal amount for Part Of
them. GEO. SAM I'll BhON ~ No. IL w d4t'
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c0MpFTRNT Mas to ale
Cbanres for Business Glen.

A FOUNDRY, doing good business, FOR
n SALE CHEAP.-Or6ers for Csstnss collected Csdrons
IS to gallons hand Apply OF the Basement OF No %
Dey-st., the FOGndery TO
- - j. ~ ARNOLD. Poughkeepse, n Y.
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r WILL De CHARGED At ONLY TWO rEe CENT PER
a1E OO0 FOR sALE-Fwr HOUSES

S1S n00 FOR sALE-Fcur HOUSES
- IO,VOV. sud LOTS; three on Greeuwichst Is
by IS Hsuison-t, - by 81 feetbe whole
Plot Of Ground ~ by IS feet situated the north
of Greenwich and Harrison growing business locality
within Of the North River docks ard but
rods from the Hudson River and sud Erie Railroad
dsicts Said property subject to two motslses OF SLOW
payable in about year the second mortgage, of Si0n
PAYABLE the day OF sale
r. B-Ite proceeds OF sale Of said property shove the
$500, lie bond and morteGse for i've per
cent Said yroI will be- sold bY order OF the supreme
Court the 9Th day OF February II /. o'clock in tue Mer
chsnts Exchange, if disposed Of before private sale
GOOD Llispuahle title VIII be- gwen. For 1'her
tculer oan Or. II. x. ROOT, No. 52 Broadway, " Y
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Removals..
5noia Rubber GOODS.

JNDIA-RtjBBER GLOVES are an cxceRent
r,o,,on for the hspds in sweepins cafe OF coal hree ~
,s IN. hi as rtae and render them soft aud smcs
A. .cure for chspped hands, salt rheunl, kcj 1sy :"
eaus.d FOX sle a. s rubber stores and ct NO. ~ ''os'
urs
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near Auboy NewJersey.-Size Of the Mill 50 by 80 feet
good dam snd stream waer and so acres Of Land W
Change ior city or Brooklyn property Inquire Of
s. p TOWNSEND No 81 Nessau-st.
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Il Proposals viii be received my Office In the town of New
bern until the 18th day Of February next for making and burn
ing million and half Of good hard brick such will DO
apr Of by the Chief Engineer Of the Atlantic aud North
Clrono Railroad Company for erecting Shop DSRo
clay and wood if preferred will be furnished at the yard which
will be within three hundred yards Of the place the build
be erected The clay is also being dug The
vad or making H. will be furnished free
Which will require very little expense to prepare.
preferred who TO make the brick may
a ro put up the masonry of the buildings at 80 much
,er iousa1d allowing they Iey suggest certain number
Of cubic foot and they furnish everything completes
all openings 10 be deducted.
The buildings in convenient position Tor the con
ncor lying immediately adjoining the town. and one OF them
nnedaelv the and the others within two or three
yards No doubt that contracts can also be made with
other par for similar Ok, with reliable contractor
If referred ecuv will be aud taken for the faithful
carving cut Of the said contract.
Persons propOs either propose not to take portion
OF the stock Of said Company in payment
The plans o tho buildings be seen at any time on apca
liz at lay Office.
Regular Iackets run between Newbem and NewYOrk and
or Northern ports. which viii enable contractors to land
hueIy any materials very short notice directly to the
yard.
A. regards health Of the place. few towns Northern
southern, boast Of better
Proposals. will be rtce ed for the wood work and stating
OF the SAME buildings with without materials furnished
T. X. STANLEY, Contractor.
Nevyher, y C.. Jan. lS. 1856
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Cost an0 fonno.

DRAFT LOST or STOLEN from the MAIL
IL DRAFT drawn by SIDNEY b. WELLS to the order Of
IL PHELPS dated Oct 81 1855 for 5 80 days accepted
by Hurley Miles of the City Of New York. and payable al the
Leather Manufacturers Benk psed al Dundah, PENN IN
Eoveuber last directed the Hon. 5. d. Phelps Bling.
bsmton Y and received All persons are cauoIed
ennydsg Ian % Ig56 JAuAN II. PHELPS.
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6oteis.

rNHE SMIT Ill SONIAN HOUSE,
L Broadway corner Of Houstonst New York
Single Rooms, 50c., 75c., and 81 per day.
Parlors. with Bedrooms, ~ 50 to So per day.
MEALS EXTRA, AND A. ORDERED.
This and large Hotel newly furnished and in thorough
class lo alton, and appointments
ps.scd by the Highest priced hotels invites the attention of the
ravcng public SIDNEY kOPMAN.
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKsR, Auctioneer.
SALE of VALUABLE REAL.

HNECIIORs SALE OF VALUABLE maj.
IL ESTATE The subscrbes Executors Of the last viii and
testament JOSEPH W. DURlEE deceased WA sell wi,s-
out esee public auction THE Merchants xehAnse Ia The
CITY of New.Yo.k WEDNESDAY, the Soth day Of Jsnus)
instant At II o'clock noon the following property:
lane in the second the City Eewiok containing
In breadth Msdenane IL feet and extending IN easth %
each side from Msiden-lanc 20 Feicherst.
House and Lot OF Ground known a. No. d Rose ~
in the Ward Of the City OF York containing IN
breadth In front g feet IN the p feet 10 inches and
depth on each side 80 feet inches. . $50,
A The House and Lot Of Ground known ~ No 10 Norfolk
81 In the Tenth Ward Of the City Of New York containing .
feet in brc adh and and 100 feet IN depth on each
side ~, - -.
Ih The House and Lot Of Ground known as No. 16 Fast
Broadway Seventh Ward OF the City of New York con
tanning in breadth and each - feet hches and Ia
length the cssery side % feet inches and on the westerly
side So feet II inches. -
9Th The House and Lot Of Ground known No 6j Division
a. In the seventh ard of the CITY % Newly ork containing
breadth and each ~ feet inches aud in length on
each side 90 feet 10 inches
OF Division and Market known a. No % DIN nons
and No Marke's the Seventh Werd Of the City OF New
Yok containing breadth IN front and IS feet inches,
and In length each side the half OF the distance from
Diyision Broadway The Lease Of the said Lot ws
made by atAerue Hedges said Joseph w Duyee, Now
1851 for the term OF q yesTat annual ground rent OF t
with the for removals or paymenS Tor i
pgoyements ....,-,, ,.nyp, AZ ar,
For further particulars inquire Of SMITH BARhER NO ="
Broadway; or of ANTHONY J. BLEEChfk Oo'' AueuoA
GERS, No = Broadst, in the Guy Of Sewf"'k'
s sP!Hh s Sqaastg, Executors
PETER 5. DURlEE,
Dated York. Jan. Q, 1856. (H5t
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Drp yoobs.
GREAT ROADWAY FAILURE

THE SPIRIT OF SPECULATION
Is ore of tho-e upuye attributes whch wges mantna On
sri equally and often rapidly to ruin 70 iorahe' ~
EXTRAORDINARY MUTATIONS OF COMMERCE
The favored crc ulsve channel u sedsy soahdonoe
for euerYrse the realize his dreams OF
wealth and the rich striving for more lose his Al ga c
hand the ambitious artisan whose once weekly Poeh
barely 81 piled hs family with lies requisites becomes the
wealthy rTinse; while the other the fch merchant rhVso
rover sad wealth has shons Asdinlke toppled from his
hsh position and neeesse it msy be TO s's assistance fro"
TIsi m, sbye oyo.tion is no tissue Faucys weaving the
Lass Few vesrs have furnished abundant proofs snong this com
luity sad hence Produced those cr,u"'nee' Wheh
h-ve minated in the Prcs'r'ton Of ore o. ne s
HALLS or coNNFKcr WIZ WHICH ih's wv
IRoPoLIs WAS ADORNED
GALA MITOU : EVE ut.
THE EHINyNr IisN %
Z. II. LEApBEATER CO"
No. Sf7 Broadway,
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERs OF ToBEiGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
q. u. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Rsrecy announce TO pub OF New York and surround
s yhhohood that they have become the purchasers TOR
ch the onv terms which the estate could be reln
ahrd ~ the assrneas az an enormous discount from the
eosi re the whole the valuable and extensive stock OF the
late arm Of LEADBEArER Co, amounting in aggregate
''' ONF HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!
The failure Of the firm OF LEADBEATER 60. touches n
its portion of the eminent Importers and
Jobers this hence the character Of their Goods
satisfactorily entitled to T'It e9uai to an, ~ene 'hs paps
nted celebrity OF the house TO the most distant regions oil
the United Stse. r -, IL,
on ofprorerty THE PURCHASERS have determined
0ustesd OF removing for dspos TO effect s otsI
yev tie whole stock undergone examination aud is re
marked with REQ Ink plain figures At PRICES WHICH COM
r'NID sFARrLE IfiE MOST INCREDULouS!
With this explanation Of Their view, IN onnec'an S
event the purchasers respectfully seie' you " INC
u.aritest of the advantages the sse offers
DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS
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EOR SALE-A STEAMSHIP of about ! 900

II Oh SNLE-N bIIf1IcIIII Ut "VoIs =
IL tlns Sdo Lever Marine Engine; capacity for z1N oos
fesbt for 100 csss passengers The
Ship IL in perfect order and ready for any voyage:
f SPOFF0RD, TfLESTON Co,
No % Broadway, corner Morris-st.
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professional Nolces.

FOREIGN and AMERICAN RAIEnIsc sT Z
IN eura M J. r PRISON. No. wsis. Fs.ReS
nfD.rssioo os issse sab!sc,. III 10 cent Gsssy an
Ax3. -
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EOR SALE-The following valuable and pro
!, Fifty beautiful Farms in

Orange County with every facility oT the Dairy blsnes'
bsY Fsrrs nom ten 70 thirty miles from New YoEk
prees ranEe from $3.50 to $500 Also Farms Is
chsrpe Also eleesn Country Sea and Village Residence
on m. Hudson and neat in Brooklyn. From 10 10 L.
C. II. OLIVER, 6tk-av, corner iathst.,
opposite Crystal Pssoe-Y
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Tor SALE-An Old-Established DRUG
IL BUSINESS within fifty miles Of this City, dong fine
business Inquire Of INGkHsOLL FIELD CO, No. 81
Begb
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&I0 000 WANTED on good Lease aud
~ IUsOOO Personal property, worth $25OV, for
which rer cent will he given and interest N good
business Address H. H. Iudsonst Post Office cor. Awc ST.
Oh - O0A PARTNER WANTED, with
RC,OOO. this enoan in one OF the best paying bus;
70 enerpTsng man. this IL grand
o. tor'trt a. from OC6 20 $1,000 per can be real
lad For PARTICULARS address j. =. o. Tribune Office with
real name.
stD 00H TO S600O.-Any young Man, OF
D @,OOO good character, having from $1,000 to 5000
which he would be willing lend his employers at per cent
interest, may obtain q SALARY Of from $500 to S2n"
according Of funds business capacity &C. Address
EMPLOYER, Tribune Once.
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4 W,-The advertlher, Who has Dtcn III PfdCtct
Ia this CITY two years wishes connect himself with
Office needing person qualified to 10 the Attorney business
Address Law Tribune Office.
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TIE SPIRIT OF SPECULATION
ore of hose iupuisiye attributes whch urges anAn On
SRI equally and often rapidly to ruin 50 to iorsane n'oee
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i e-,abislIrnent tie SANS sOUCI HOTEL st Bsllstqn
sra Y Located in of the mort healthy aud beautiful
isfcs in the state 8 Command extensive
and liberal patronage The ulngs have recently been
ard fitted up and furnished in handsome and subsan
iis manner The Chybeste waters, which abound In the
cnv the suffering invalid relief This desirable
ess6hueut offered for sale the most reasonable
terms aud IL dpoed Of before the 10Th Of February will
on that day be sold public suction al the Court House Balls
ton spa at 10 For further information apply TO . -
q " HALL. Rallaton. Saratoga 90. n. \.
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DOCK BUSINESS and GOODWILL fol

DOOK BUSINESS and GUUD-W Hi lot
I'D sALE-The advertiser offers 20 sell out his BOON ana
PUBLISHING BUSINESS which is one OF the odeet a9a
best retail Bookstores the city having been
forty wears The whole business would be sold OF
rriueyh etaned To any person wishing 10 conence le
bok bn an opportunity buy out 20 good aud sag
business seldom offers For further particulars aaufcsS
GTTIEP
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C7OR sALE.-A WOODEN FACTORY,

L'OR SALE.-A WOODEN FACTORY,
II WATER-POWER three acres Of LAND, DWELLING,
BARN and TFNEnENTS.-Tbe above property is situated
near Wseryle Centre Albany County, nine miles from
albany City end five miles from West TfoJ aud Cohoes The
factory is built Of brick containing ets OF Ma
chney and Machine for Csrdug Rolls it is driven by four
feet wheel equal 10 l6 hOrse The Dam
also of stone built In the best The above Mil
qotd order running and will lie sold chesp as the sub
Gerber from loss health wishes leave the business
Terms For further information address
H. WATERBURY, Nstcrvlet Center, Albany Co., y. Y
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Go i)bom it man Concern.

Go Ubom il man Concern.
I OST-BOND No. 81, Champaign County Ohio
Il The public cautioned against purchasing
the payment Of said Bond and Coupons ha' been
stopped. W. L. BURBELL, No A. Jay-st., upstairs
MAYORS OFFICE. NEw-Y DIRK, Jan. %, 1856
rENlIE MAYOR calls upon all good citizens to
L REMOVE the ICE from the SIDEWALKS in front Of
render them passabe by the SPRlNk
LING Of ASHES thereon Frequent accidents occurring
cauees ana is expected that every citizen viii
ALEX'R MING, Chief Clerk.
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NOR SALE-A SUPERIOR COUNTRY


II FRTY-HOUSE and LOT 81 Mount Vernon llea5an'Iy
situsted Lot 67xo5. Inquire of HIRAM MERRITT No 5is
Bowery from 10 10 @. end from TO P. m
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II River and y miles from tbs City, 30 oil LAND,
beautifully located for country residences and IN the nsh0or
hood Of extensive inmOYementse1y Of Access By Railroad
or ate in lots purchasers
CIIAS. X HALVES. No. p Nassau-st
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Il desirsle HOUSE with LAND handsomely stu
ated and IN order, with without the Furniture
Apply to CHAS H. HALVES, No p Nsssau'St.
VI stairs, front Office.
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cal A o [ 4.
FAILURE EMINENT IisN %
T. H. EADBEATER 4 Co..
No. Si7 Broadway,
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS FoRgt6N AND DOMESTIC
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IL and LARD OIL MANDATORY in full operation, with
business that has beer established for twenty For
particulars apply CHAS CLEANER No ~ South Nster
Chicago Ill
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N relsion anssse, Brantiord Canada West (ou il NY
beaucoup believes demoee franchise Parseune OF
Protesante qu pours onener propro lsngue gTanms
i.Celement, Ia dsnsc ct les ouyrayes de fantastic.
Cee qu rUisse - ensaser rex compor detre pau,ement
Men itcuc fHiIiie.
Sadrtssera Box % POsOico BrNutford, Canada West,
daanaat tOus les ucCessac Les leitTcs
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ON THURSDAY EVENING, 5lst inst. III. c.. - s.u
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the ksssny Rooms No 40 Broadway being the w siChk
The consisting of classical and popu-
.S Moa executed by artists Of the highest vocal aud IN
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s,cb 10 be had ., the principal Music Stores and st DAN
81 Ik.a Aaer ~ No SO ROADWAY