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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

Alta JOINT MEETING OF THE REPRESENTATIVES,
"A and Trustees Of tho Brooklyn Fire Department
FreDans Hail. Wednesday evening, January 1885,
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas the members OF the Trustees
have learned With feelings Of profound Of unmey
death OF our esteemed President A. Degrauw
injuries received while In the performance OF duty
Dan at the ire IN Court street. tie morning the 7h
and,
Whereas the circumstances Of his death and The estimation
IN which he held his associa calls
OF our sympathy with bis bereaved reaves therefore,
Resolved, That tender heartfelt the
tced family Of late President who by hts nay
feciopae and knd brother.
Resolved, That IN the deah Of A. s. Degrauw have
lost an able and beloved President and
Department Fund Its most efficient officer and beneacor
Resolved That IN the death OF esteemed iae the
widows and orphans have sustained loss of who
than all oe has d. voted his best energies to aid and
the needy widow and fshercss orphan hand VISA
sell add who by his and courtesy has
cpdeared himself 10 many iriencs
Resolved That viii cherish his mory anil, a..
thouvh desd he will still live In hearts, aud spirit
but removed TO that higher and better word-the
the Just, the purely benevolent and charitable
Resolved That Fireman's Hall be draped In mourning and
the members OF each Board the
and that the Trustees attend his funeral in y body.
Resolved That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
entered at large the journal of each Board
the New York Herad and Tribune Mercury and the
brooklyn Daily Eagle Star. and Times of the district
and signed by the officers be forwarded the family
OF the deceased WIN. 7. PARTRIDGE, Vice President
GEORGE H. HAYWARD, Secretary.
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On Monday Dec 81 at the residence of the BRIDE 9o5
Broadway by the Rev. j. H. Holingsworth JOSEPH IN
Of Joseph Hopkins, Esq, of Conegae county Carlow
Ireland to Mary daughter of the lac William Proud
Esq. late Of Enniscorthy, county Wexford Ireland.
Carlow and Wexford papers please copy.
In Boston, by the Rev G. w. Blagden Mr.. A. H. RArH-
BONE Of New York to Miss CAROLINE A. daughter OF the
late N. Regally, Of Boston.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Tuesday JAM 8, by the Rev. c. Duffy, Mr. JAMES Z.
CouTAST, of White Plains to RACHEL BRowH Of Henly
Thames, Oxford, England.
English papers please copy.
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The Medical Specialist for january Is Out.

The Medical Specialist for january IL Out.
The this 1.-THE varieties
tom Tar vapor It's uses ana results in consumpticn Ea
chronic diseases" Remarkable diminnon OF deaths
consumption In New York The and quack.
ery;' The agemen News
paper paragraphs Medicated Inhalation history
inued" Another wandering nhalst' " The my series
incidence; The structure and functions OF the lungs
real source Of quackery Consumption Hospi'al What
E Es The 9a Fey Journal and
way, and published by sherman Co.. Aston House.
scption 81 single copies 0c Should be read by
everybody.
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estate owpcrs-DY Oh Tvs patent new method OF
tcng buildings with plates Of ron BY this method pro-
duced not FIRE and weather roof solid and duras wall
but also front highly ornamented plain desired
% any style Of architecture equal in beauty and susceptible
OF peDg made TO resemble brown stone marble
as not 70 be detected by eeye, and a. the cost reeourhs
less man bai OF brown stone This front has already
universal satisfaction for It's superior beauty excellence
economy MAJ promises TO take the place of all other
Of Ironing budngs. The agent OF the paenee win be Ia this
Guy ior lew days, and may be found 1873 Nassau street.
contracts. rights. &C. -~eo' Wv" f"a >O' '"s
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India Rubber Boots and Overshoes.-A
choice assortment Of ladies' and genemens India rubber
light and beautiful article, manufactured
the city trade just received and for SALE by the single
pair, by d. HODGMAN New York India Rubber WRreh
Y Maiden lane. Of Nassau street.
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Waterproof Boots, Warranted, only 81 50,
to order by A. BAKER Is street. fine French
dress boots So 76 stout boots "a bes French patent leather
boots, from % oS. Give them trial.
A. BAKER Ii Ann street.
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Velvet Plush Gloves for Gentlemen aud
ladies-F. DERBY co VIII open morning a few dozen
>ush gloves, in mode coors drab and No. IL Park
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Now READY

IN THE CHIP BOY or THE DRY DOCK.
thrilling narrative OF the fate OF n patient and forgving
orphan toy ~ vend his Dry Dock chips through
streets. svo paper Price ~ cents Publ shcd by
HALL WILSON, Il5 aud III Nassau street,
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
excite admiration among all oonnolsseus In art ante of
elegant private apartments for applying de
the only reliable article OF lis kind. Wholesale and retail
CHRlsTADORoS, No Asor house. ~ "'
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs md Taunee,
ybe hest IN the world This and ORIGINAL a. -
applied twelve private rooms Bachelors wigs and ton.
macs have all others. chef ,.so.
a ccgance and durability, peculiar ~ ~. estahlishnen,
BACHELORS, rs broadway
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EDUCATpOH,

Q1E EROADWAY- BO0kKEEPING SC. GENTLE.
- LO men seeking mercantile employment, attain
FuslfE DlAoNs establishment, supeficr and mayerly
knowledge % bookkeeping, writing. &C. in Pros
pectuses and full particulars application moderate
RC PER M0Nlu-sPANIsa BANGUAGE.--pRoF. A.
W flEERA VIII conner &C Of the
sbo' argunge Monua,s Wednesdays and Fridays
oo O'Clock m tho ntcfpoon A tee pupils admitted tor
private ins,rusiion. Apply al q North Moore st.
BOOKKEEPING WRITING AND ARITHMETIC. Coz
- broadwny~ DDbBkAk'e new method Of teaching prac
hcsy, on ans OF real business half the time and
money required by the Old aysems and makes
ens New pupis may commute this day for full course,
low terma.
I'REHCH LsNGUAGF.-PROF D. LAGROIx go
Broadway continues 10 receive pupils for thorough
instruction m the French language mnsrtng 70 them
cnN and efficient method, prncial tuowladgc OF T. Nv
neN plan the corJugaton OF verbs s slmpGed
readily understood and acquired Terms reasonable.
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RESTAURANTS.

HOT SplCED JANAICA.-H0f JAMAICA. IN THE
old fashioned style wiz b sereed during ne feas ~
term ~ III sample room, No Nassae Epran, ia
u Vas s'ret NIKE, BurgHeger.
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YoIk-Dr HUNTER devo'es his attention exclusively dis
eases Of the throat and lungs and the Of those by
medicaed inl aaion Ecurs OF from 10 A. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GAs FOR THE COUNTRY.--THE ONLY BENzOIR @ AS
~ apparatus Tn. will give light In cold The
freezing eerature. beware OF worthless machines May
be seen bun ming at 85 Broadway. A. ARNOLD.
HTsN'T SHE BEAUTIFu1. r,-PEoPLE ALWAYS MAKE
this exclamation when they the famous Madame Yes
t and they have done thsee twenty But how
fe preserve her beauty She nohlng but the Vestris
peron and lad destroying the skin, improves lie tex
turc and It's purity. The vesis blooms A.
BROADWAY, and all the vile day
They produce perfect lovelness
+ AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WHO ARE DESTROYS OF
IL finding Efficient and reliable for chapped or
for their hs nds in cold weather do and pur
hsse OF ln1a rubber gloves They found Mt
all rubber stores. also ri vs. John street, - stairs.
NHRs NJ A. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER
l friends and the public that she still her pusi
siness midwife aud having her diploma the rs
York Can he i03 Second and First
l.S Forsyth street.
DOMAIN EYE BALSAN.
IL his basa j. confidently recommended and
sncccssiu saiee u.ei eyes In c.se,
wtie Tie els named produces almost fnstan, "a
plicaons Price ~ cents pertsr
n. il. SANDS, 100 Fulton stres,
Sold also bv Druggists generally
rs-s1oyEp-STovEs w 4 NJ VAN NOTE ~,
- tenal street, near Narch. have largo the
pracs ktc,ep ond s,,r 49,
PVT up. Stoves aid InIgts lined ano repaired.
rNo THE LADIES oF NEW YORK Il PAaF
FIX m London ladies' fashionable la -,
VII lie happy 10 attend ncs their own residences d, mo
wfel nth day address A Houston street near Broad
WY.
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THE FTRENIEN.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF HOOK AND LADDER
IA Company No A OF Brooklyn held at their the
event Of The 9Th OF January 1856 the resolutions
Resolved Ihss deeply sincerely depore the
our az ceased brother j. b. Degraw whnse sudden and
eAI eced demise has lett thont foreman without
hope Of eganing another such that In him embodied
all that makes fireman ardent qualities
and who no. only had he tiles OF phihroptst but
Resolved. That deeply sympaihse with the family
friends Of the deceased In their Of him who
deared them and coincidence at their sudden
Kesl ved, That the members attend the funeral
ceased brother and that they the ba1ge
days truck and meeting room OF our
TIE Brooklyn Eagle York Herald and the sunday
M N Ss ana that copy thereof b 70 the family
GEORGE sMNs secrctary.
AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF ALERT HOSE OOM-
~ pany No Of Brooklyn held at the carrlage house,
Hoyt ee on Wednesday evening" january 1885, the
loving preamble and resolutions were unanimously
Whereas, having pleased alwise God whose ways and
purposes are not as ours to from mt by death
inst while In the discharge his duties fireman. our
Department; and
Whereas In hi, melancholy event taking place Mt
the prosperity OF the Department deem especial duty
devovnR submit this humble tribute our feelings
Resolved That while the loss beloved onn-
panon, have grateful recolcson many virtues
his courteous and unassumng manners deep interest In tbs
OF the Fire Department all thereto and
OF his efficiency az q manly and heroic fireman.
Resolved That tender his afflicted family the
OF our sympathy and condolences the time
which exists In the community indication the
maion in which he was held by 81. fellow citizens.
LOUIS W. Towr. Secretary.
Brooklyn, January, 9, 1856
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All Eye Diseases Cured by Or. Upham,
cculisi 3S4 -Four IN street, Broadway
10A M. o3P N. No charge made for examination. Pa
tents treated by correspondence References gwen at the
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singers Sewing Machlnes-Our Liberal aud
Ds q C cur a n %
pleasure =! hundreds Inc avery wilson Grover B.ssE
% b exchanged rhs chAce pro.aoIe bargain srssa
''' A''' rev G'; So No. Us
rs Cent Dng.erreotypes, Large Size, In
iSsush t. earthly = surrounded By handrsd o.
~ se. sspss
ahere OF note angelic TO earthl calling me ghosts OF de-
bles at 2ss Broadway.
whiskers or Moustaches Forced to Grow
tn Elk weeks BY onguen which w not stain or injure
sSsr q o az street PSadephs .' ''
nheumatism and scrofula In their Most
painful also Old Ulcers pTp,es and The worst OF
coughs mos. serts y cured y tha
Graa IS cents bottle For sale 0y The druggists
Holloway's Ointment and PilIs.-wny Tar
may a n ss'
trial s @ Css s We're a s
"a su and London and By all druggists, at rs c 6s c
and u per pot or boz.
Reduction In Prices Of Winter CIothlng for
and boys oyeIcoa fancy cashmere pants
the have ae%
fcm ten TO twenty cent Tor the purpose Of reducing the
''''-' ' ' ALFRED HUNKoE & co.. AL Broadway.
All Eye Diseases Cured by Dr. Upham,
ccusi 4 Fou tn street. Broadway ONCE hours from
l0A M. ,o3P. N. No charge made for examination Pa
tents treated by correspondence References at the
office.
Diseases of the Eye and Enr-RemovaI.-
DR.. FRANCIS SALTER, NJ. d., NJ r. c. s.. London and
Edinburgh has removed to 10 Bond street. N r. where ba
may hereafter be consulted from 70 Y O'Clock NJ and
DsP NJ Patients requiring attendance at their residences
VIII be visited during the intervening hours.
Consumption-The Great Scourge by which
81 m are to a In ma
be efecuay cured by simple remedies taken ia
season WlSTAkS cherry balsam has cured hundreds
within few ears.
Robert Hunter, NJ. -, sxs Broadway, New
Yok-Dr HUNTER devoes his attention exclusively dis
the throat lungs and the Of by
medcated nl alaion. Of sulaon from 10 A. NJ
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FRENCH EMBELLISHMENTS,

GN DBwANDE- uNF JET NJ PERs0NNe FRAHoAIlx
~ Ionr ccsfe snioner es cnfants ts aryrs fopror
De hcnnrp commentator s'adrssso " Irving pirss rs
dan; cite ssmlEG.
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C0nsumptiOn-The Great Sc0urge by which
Dany doomed TO . premature grave could In
Cares be elecuay cured by simple remedies taken ia
season WlSTAkS cherry balsam has cured hundreds
a q Years
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Diseases of the Eye and Enr-RemovaI.-
DR.. FRANCIS SALTER NJ. d. NJ r. G. S. London and
Edinburgh, has removed TO 10 Bond " where
hereafter be consulted IRON to ~ o'clock NJ and
toSP NJ Patients requiring attendance their residences
VIII be visited during the intervening hours.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


GERMAN LECTURES AT THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY
~ sc, Ding, Astor place. Thursday JAM TO- ct r.
BY Wilhelm ieine. Subect-Japsn and thc Japanese The
New Yorker Leseveren.
ECTuRE AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE-ON
IL Tuesday evening Jan. IL. Srbject-'kew Granada,
by James C. Lane, Esq g. f. Chief Engineer Of Explorations
IN New Granada l5i Tickets Is cents TO be had at the
door.
DWELL LECTURES IN NEW YORK REV DR..
IL DEWEY'S third lecture Noses. the La giverv
Clinton Hall place, Thur lay evening. jan TO-
O'Clock. Doors open at ococs single tickets 70 whole
81 CO., gentleman and lady 81
ladies' S5; single ecfure5 For sae pt the
and at the Librarians desk Mercantile Library Asso
cation.
DSYCHOL-DR BENTON CONTINUES HIS LECTURES
Il sndsvery interesting experiments, al suyvssaut Inst
tue $50 Broadway at ia O'Clock this evening lamar TO-
Abundance shing Free lecture the adlcs ~ r. NJ
chce for treatment by electricity, AZ Broadway.
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HENRY I. LEEDS 4 CO., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL notice.. We would respectfully call the atenton per
sons II wan, OF line rs to large and unprecedented
OF robes cspes, vicorires, cuffs NUTS, collars &c all
which VIII he sold on Friday al l O'clock at Stores 81
Beekman street.
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&c sleigh, in going from Tenth avenue, through Twenty
second street. University place. Fh Broadway To
Grand street. mink vicorine IS reward will be paid or its
return TO liz Henry street.
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11UNIS MORREIL, AUCTIONEER.--TRADE SALE OF
furniture Ac. this morning, l0t o'clock at 81 Nassau
street, consisting in part Of superior rosewood pianoor
which VIII be eold 81 ~ O'Clock. sale will commence with
rosewood paor sne covered CRIMSON brccate black
nut parlor suite worsted and black
tension dining tables, enameled chamber sues rosewood
bo kcascs, hedseads tables mahogany chamber niture
sOga parlor caus chamber beisteads
spring and CURED hair mattresses wardrobes ha stands &c
Also magnificent French plate pier mirrors paintings e
silver plated tea set coffee urn patent casters
nante clocks fancy desks and boxes dor. quilts &c
Sale 10 pay advances.
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Rheumatism and scrofula In their Most
painful To- M; old pmpes and the OF
the boA liver complaint Kidneys ncipent
sumption coughs. Ac Ac most certar cured BY ha
Rreal purifier, HYATTs Lie Balsam. Principal Office 2A6
Gran 70 cents bottle. For sale he druggists.
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John I. yANpEwArER, AUCTIoNEER-wIlL SELL
81 tn day, Gt o'clock the sales room, II Made lane
rich assortment, ct fancy goods Partisan vases bropzes
hcnian glass tea and dinner SETS DC imported
which may be oun rich decorated china the richest i'm
ported tea sets every variety and pattern sttoon card
baskets colognes etc ee SETS coffee cups cake
portraits. rut baskets Bohemian glass rich vases, gilt
cocgnes poras jewel caskets, raved tumb wines
cares cecaneIs. bachelor sete &c French mechanical
lamps bronze figures. groups &c; French coffee
nldcent bronze marble and OmnLs day clocks
The attention Of the trade solicited and those in want
ved to attend will sold highest bidder
without reserve, 10 close the consignment.
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At REGULAR NETTING oF TIE Nrvrg warn
~ National Live YAK Club. unsninoa.lv yssosy.1
hattie ms o' NE club ne held ou Wednosa,v ~
week; a. v" corner Of christopher Hud.oS 81 A. 70
III : a. ~, ~ - =. u hACDOUGATI
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REWARDS.

coz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY MISTAKE FROM
DLO steamship Arago, yellow leather va.ise trunk
iked l.. u A. contaip wearr apparel aud other per
sonal effects s25 reward will be pad ,eiy Of The
same 1t the Office Of the COMPANY, SO Broadway,
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON ACent
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TJENRY LEEDS & co, MISUNDERSTANDING
rocm 81 Beekman street. viz sleigh roees mus vcorines
cuffs, &C.; gentemens collars owes 6c almost every
variety Ladies and gentlemen should avail themselves the
opportunity 10 pun chase
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HENRY Il. LEEDS K co AUCTIONr.E S.--nENRY
IL h. LEE Us 90. will sell ny auction, Friday. Jan
H. at 1912 O'Clock at the 10 street lnapNf
sne q goods Tor the benefit OF the Widows Re
lief Association very valuable lot gold and sver
eaches and gold CHAINS gold ockets, jcwery spoons
forks knives other valuable GOODS; carpets rugs
These goods redeemed by the American Widows Relief
association and 10 be sold for the benefit of the poor
widows The affords chance for benevoence
speculaon many the owners are sick and suertog
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HOllOWhy's ointment and R'luss-Wny Tar
~ hesitate, II you sick su1eringY Here your
remedies Whatever may oe your ai'ment 4 needs bnt
trial Of their dous efficacy 70 insure immediate relief Sold
ut the manufactures No 50 Maiden ane sew York and No
IA suand London and by all druggists at rs eta, 62 OTIS
I'M 81
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H,UN1S MORRELI, AUCTIONEER-SEGAR SALE THIS
sfernoon at O'Clock, at 81 Nassau street, consisting
various kinds Of excellent qualify in lots suitable 10 pur
chaseis B.They are from extensive importing house,
and be delivered any extent Whocs ae and retail
buyers will attend promptly,
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LOST AND FOUND.

GUILD LOkT-$2OO REwARD.-wAS TAKEN ON
Thursday Dec q, 1865. from the residence Of A. l..
81 own, No. Ludlow place of Houston aud sullivan
streets little black eyed GIRL fair complexion aged about
two years, named Eva. Had small lump the inside the
left The chlds mothers Il Alice Finn
reward will he given any Information concerning her
Apply 10 hugh Maslerson, 70 Leonard street.
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and Alfred Munroe Co. have marked
and boys ovecoas business fancy
vests velvet and coorrd silk yesA and sentsmen
fom ten twenty per Tor the purpose Of reducing
stocK to make room Tor spring goods.
ALFRED MUNkOE CO., AL Broadway.
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CBFRIFF'S SALE THURSDAY, JANUARY TO- lSsG
~ at 10 O'Clock a. M, No. is Fulton street. Brooklyn 100
yards Brussels tapestry carpets W oval mirrors g
frames; three mahogany ete aees In crimson plus
mahogany sofa in do; four mahogany spring seat
hocany marble top table Tour Gets splendid damask curtains
cornce ard fixtures splendid dsrask canopy
tcn chairs two oak chairs two splendid gas chandelier
or mahogany desk, yards ocloh yards Brussels stair
carpet, &c. f. LOTT la,e Sheriff
r. 1EIIrER, late Deputy Sheriff
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s REWARD LOST ON SATURDAY EVENING JAN
IO uary 8, stone maren vtctorine, Tn rty-second
reef fifth avenue, or East Threth street The finder
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n c; FRFNCH, AUClIoNEER LARGE AUCTION
1O fae Of handsome rosewood black walnut and maho
furDtnre in house No 462 Broo street, few doors
broadway. Thursday Jan 10, at los O'Clock, consist
Ing OF suits Ohd rosewood paror furniture, large
etegsre with glass doors and backs corner do rosewood
marble top side sofa centre and other tables
reaus bedsesds and washsands marble top mahogany
reau bedstesds and washstands twelve hair
ther beds pillows sofas and rockers; and dining tables
extension table, velvet carpets ingram stair carpets
gany SOFAS black walnut and large mirrors small de-
secretary bookcase orary co non ock ery
glass ware, cutlery, silver plated ware rosewood piaGo
shades, brecae, curtains :es 10 be without re-
Also, paintings
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20 Ccht O0K0eTre0tyPes, IhfKe BIC, II
cases al $50 sphere Of the two sh ing shol
world spirits. aspire home for all spirits ard III
Of the beautiful OF the land gives charm m
parted spirits need TO prove that the circle Assem-
Dlea At 2S9 Broadway
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HENRY II. LEEDS CO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :
IL LEEDS Co will sell b, auction Thursday, jar
~ and Friday JAN H. at O'Clock each evening. At the
gallery No 6S Broadway Oaely occupied by The
Uoec,on 1hs collection embraces :OO Of the highest Glass
pictures in frames and contains works o e following
saro Guido gsrghem Van hard, Carrie stork schalken
from the collection Of Mr. Eckford Al London Pyn4cker
also by Boddlngon Wright Of Derbv; Smith, OF Chichester
artists Also about my Old OIL paintings Just received from
state framed the balance sretchsrs shee giving
desirable opportunity TO picture dealers and
The particular attention Of these interested in the
requested to this sale as ofer occasion TO-
purchasers The paintings will be exhibition on Monday
Jan I, aud Tuesday, Jan s day and evening.