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THE MILITARY,

SWORD PRESENTATION.-THE MEMBERS OF B
~ troop OF New York Hussars attached the 4h regiment
Oh Friday evening last presened to their Captain
Hoef amasnfcent sword and appendages The ceremony
took place at Washington Hall in Elizabeth The same
presented by Lieutenant Pugn the appropr.
HoErTr have had honor ofbeins selected In
present 10 In behalf of the officers and members
troop Of the New York Hussars this testimonial which
hold in hand and which esout
speaks tor sef and that much better than Captain
Hoeft; It conyeys to the sentiments which
oneu you ps he oucers ana ne troop
OF rev ioIk Hussars am also authorized state In
their behalf the heh and exalted opinion which they
towards man, citzep gentleman and a solder
and alo sir NJ the ine you CRATE
fai acknow the many valuable
services have rendered TO the company forgetting the
many days and months have spent forwarding the
that consider highly honored by having
commander, officer possessed OF the knowledge
most intricate military tactics necessary at this time
sure you str that we do not forget genemany depo
ment on al occasions Sir do let offend nodesty
when we esteem very highly for integrity
your Kindness of heart your virtues with these
acreptar slight expression OF regard
and grateful appreciation for the services
GAIT. uoEFTs REPLY.
LIEUT.. PrcH-Permt me, In reply, To thank you, and
through you the members OF the Toop for the high honor
conferred on Words cannot thanks
ioou my feeling Receiving from yon this valuable token OF
your esteem. his beautiful sword Is the valuable
coming as does from friends with many OF whom have
been intimately associated for several IL evidence
that your hearts and wishes with and II shall be
earnest desire To be deserving OF the high compliment
have this hight presented me with This proud event In
shake oil this mortal coil this sword will be cherished
keptin remembrance by children memcnto the
respect in which was held by companions Of the
troop. This beautiful sword shall part with until
death; and should be called on, this sword shall
TO the utmost of ability in defending this Union and
tain ing the honor of the b troop.
Alter which the parook OF sumptuous Mt
which appropriate given by invited guests
A splendid band of music was In attendance
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Married.
On Sunday evening" Jan. 81 by the Rev. Mr.. Macauly
at the residence Of the bridegroom No. 80 Hsmmersey
street, Miss KATE E. ELTON to j. r. BRuNDAaE ali OF this
city.
May their shadows never grow less,
And their path be strewn with roses. R.
On Wednesday, Jan. %, by the Rev. J. Killerman,
RAIpH BENJAMIN, Esq, to Miss HARRIET Undo, youngest
daughter of Arthur Lindo, al of this city.
On Thursday, Jan. "a, by the Rsv. John A. Todd, Mr.
JAMES sNDLR, of San Francisco Cal, to Miss JULErE
BARMoRE, of tina city.
In srookyn, Thursday evening, Jan. 8, by the Rev.
Dr. McCane, CHARLES BoorH Jr to Mist AMELIA RING,
all Of the same place.
On Thursday, Jan. a. at Henrietta, New York, by Jo-
seph Brown, Esq, the father of the BRIDE SAMUEL G.
BLACKWELL, Esq of Cincinnati, to Rev. ANToINETrE l.
Brown, Of New York.
In Buffalo, Wednesday Jan. o. at the residence Of
HAMMER 10 JANE E. LOCKWOOD, both of this city.
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Cours Cales,sa.r--1y,ss Der,

SUPREME CouRr-Circut-Nos. II, III, 143, 2e4, 3Ol,
3D. 800 l2e, l27 1885, 1862 l66, 1l14 11I4b 1872 30
scrro &c coUET 1Noe 2as 2ss, 27e, ga 1el s9s,
457 sbs AGO. 46I a67, 4s9 All AZ 47S, AS 49, Al
e7s 49, 4sl 1872 4ss, 4s4, 1885, 4ss 4so, AGO. ALL 4s2
493 494, 1896.
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THE FIRENT.EN.

T MEETING OF THE FLATBUSH FIRE COMP ANY
held after The fire of Mrs gorteiyon barn. County
Buildings, on Thursday last, II unanimously '
Resolved That the thanks OF this company are ue u sam
Myers ESQ., for the bounfu supply provisions Furnished
by him The members this company present on the ca
sion. ' - ~ "
Resolved That Of the above resolution be presented
herewith be published the BROOKLYN Daily EAGLE and also
In the New York Herald. j. r. VANDEKVEER, Sec ",
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@~"~~-~-@~<-l
COAL.

CoAL.-THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE PETER CLINTON
has RECOMMENDED his old established coal yards corner
OF kng and 6reenwich streets corner of Twenty firth
ana Ninth avenue and ZIG Duane street, where viii be
sold the best quality Of red white coal al e lowest
price for cash. ' ~ e''
DED AND WHITE COAL-PEACH ORCHARD FROM
~ The most celebrated veins; LehRh from the mines OF the
Lehigh Cmpany white ash Schuylk from the Troad Mou
all nj the lowe market price. HENRY nm mVE ''
Corner Cspal and Centre and Jane and Streets
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TyHE ATTACHE IN kADRID.-
i d. APPLETON 4 COMPANY. SAG and ga Br
will publish In few days
or, skKrCnES or THE COURT OF ISABELLA II.
4 vol 11TnA a<Q ra.1. a.

Or sKKfchEs or COURT or mABEILA II.
vol limo. 366 pages. 81.
believed that there olher book in our language
which so good picture spain and spaniards
Wis does Inc auhor the qualifications
for The producuon Of such work. The spaniards
PROUD people proud OF their country and hstoryproud OF
ner Ire dSons and poeyproud OF their old and
chiyary proud OF their churches and their regioaand
t.cSs ssId feel deep and sincere sympathy &c was no.
piece Ia the Palace OF the Escual thug
The private evee to The puoc Dull hight from tho moonlight
from the neeJiewort Of the spanish maiden the glorious
paintings OF lttan Veasquez and Murio and has put
upon paper all that worthy record which came under
ns DGaSs but This Is not an He has given kind Of
politics and spanish partsa nshp familiar American
reader 81 the conchology Of his hsrdsn aud "sos
account given Of H. soues diplomacy of his herosm IL
not The least a!srssng chapter he work and The descr
tina and Of the San Luis Cabinet graphic Instructive
teresng IL IA evident that the relations Of the author
Just PUBLl4HED-" LA BELLE POLRA.n AR
RANGED In brilliant and simple style. by Julia Fowle Sold
~ the principal music stores.
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excite admiration among all conDoisseurs In art a,o ~
elegant apartments for applying his dive
reliable article at ts kind. Wholesale and retail
CHRlSTADVaUS, No Asor HOUSE.
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POLITICAL.

YOUNG MEN FAVORABLE TO THE AMERICAN
l. principles, and the nomination OF George Law the
Presidency invited IN meet 765 Broad way, this mon
day evening" O'Clock to organize the Young Mems George
Law Association Of the city Of New YORK.
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sitting; happy expression complexion beautiful; the
very pink OF ones self Taken only at WIIAMsUN Brook
,yn, fulton ferry.)
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(iAUTION-THE PU 3LIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
~ purchasing Benzole apparatus from unprnciped
sons who pretend 10 the original patent pro
pfetor OF The original patent dated 1851 ALI heterogeneous
266 broadway. A.. ARNOLD.
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TRY GOODS AT AUCTIoN-P. J. KELLY AUG.
noneer win sell this day. at 10 O'Clock on the premises
81 Catherine street, the basnce the stock consisting prn
cpaly Of tall and winter goods for cosh in lot, suit
chaSers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

ready for sale machines for binding straw hats and all
other kinds of hats The machines do the better and
faster than any others. Call and them Mt No 1913
Broadway
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New York. January 2 1s5s-From and sfer ths da, ,h;
instnton will be under the medical charge OF ID u y MS
TELL, A. M, M D., and assistants New aud complee ar
ranpemens have been perfected for convenience and corn
Sort Of our numerous patrons NOAH DAY Proprie,or
All business communications should be addressed To a
Vandeusen, Secretary No 9 Bond street. W "
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Fat F1ro In 0yracusc.
nkRroa Of he ssPsrsortsy Of ssssrns Aarvh's WI
GEsrLExxxwe had large ire shs ciy Ne morning
me ~ INST properly % As amount q 49, ~
ssocr ne sniSs block va. N sss nssns % nisass heat
rse ws rs ON rss one AZ. 900 ne
aiken the rubbish sun hot and oeiug opened
xsTs found % no ma ne .s s:
rhs Fire King sAe did not sand The Test there wers hree
hem in the ire two which ussd up We shaa send
ssmandsr q any desirable and improved
kss, 60 Rssss = = SsS Is
Batch elor's Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupoes-
fAe best world This unrvalled aud original dye
have improvements over Iii others being chef 6nvrss
gance and durability, peculiar 70 ns a,a saa
Perfumed Breath.-What Lady or Gem
neman would remain under The curse Of dsasrsssbe breath
thrice only render sweet but leave the teeth white
Many persons do not know their breath bed
and ws,h The night mourning. A Atty bote viii
last For sale By FETRIDaE Co. proprietors, and
and ali druggists
Gourasd'S Poadre Subtitle Uproots Hair
Medcaed soap chafss chaps rough fesh PIN
plea ireckss .st rneum &C. y white rouge hair dye ana
Bass wash sson stess Bosom BUCK Hartford; asss.
BALTIMORE DC.
Holloway's Ointment and Pilis-Consoia-
dss he a ,s 10 sss ns esss
suecitacrs q health and organic ygor Sold At the manuc
don and by druggs 26e s2c and 81 per pot or box
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Lighre, Newton ~ Bradbury's Pianos Lower
thar Seven octave at $685. and and half octave at
$3.50 Nelodeons, the best from 500 S2S Pianos and
lodeons 10 let. N. B.-A violonceo for sale at so.
COLBBRN NASH, agents, No 423 Broadway.
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Geran russes with and without mechanic sold at half the
usual prices for cash only Perfect satisfaction given
pay Forwarded to the country. Wholesale dealers supplied
NJ extremely low pricee BRIDGMAN CO., les rand street.
near Centre market.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED AT NO. 50 BAR
clay street, 70 Mr.. Shut about going TO Kansas,
v call again. or send his address to the place. he will
oofer a favor on the subscriber. D. SHUT.
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India Rubber Gloves Cure Chapped Hands,
and render them soft white excellent proec-
mon In s@eepng, fires For all rubber
stores, and at S6 John street up stairs.
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*eNance saiassaaTstser Safes. --f4Obert M. Pat
MIN ~ me sole manufacturer tbs United States OF
asNs ssfet and powder
% Gross bars Depot Io2 Pearl street one door bsIow
ka1E1n lape. ~ "~~ ~-0 ~N',A ~~'e"
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FURNITURE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED THE CIT pscpr
wishes TO base from $500 81 worth of hoa.
hold furniture smednm quay anv family nbou hreas'n
up housekeeping ind cash calnr
y, COLTUH, 50 bsekuaap stree.
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" ANSAS.-AN INFORMAL MEETING OF PER SONS
IA wishng designing emgrale 70 Kansas viii held
The ectul Of the Mondsy
evening 1t O'Clock. Mr. o. c. Brown an actual sster and
resident Of the Territory has volunteered present and
VIII mpart valuable and reliable information
wants and the country deray the Of tho
loom, Achargo of l2L cents win be made.
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Gold Feet ana Chopped Haads.-By Rub
hing night and morning with DR. T0Bi AS wonderful vens-
tan iumen Dsed have cold feet chapped hands
A warranted the money returned Pcs only Is
90 cents Sold by all the druggists Depot GO Cortand st.
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MRS PEPKE, GERMAN LADY, WILL HEAR OF
M something her advantage by addressing j.,
Broadway Post office. AS Mrs Pdpke adver
tsemen any who lady respectfully request
ed 10 send her present residence the
years she boarded In Canal street. N W she then
moved TO SO Mddagh street, Brooklyn, and living
ton street about two She Inns two chdren girls
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SEGARS.

CIGARS 900 HAVANA DOMESTIC AND GERMAN
- OF sze at much less than their market
value Operas IS; German Nornas low 81 bO
invited the assert en, o. EEKS
81 Broadway, up stairs.
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envelopes &cTbe Atsst styles engraved in
manner csn always Re found at sg2 broadway,
Duabe ir. Everdels the otd best
known store caro- ngraving and printing Broadway.
Eafa, he'd in
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HEAsONIC.-THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE LODGE
M No D4, r. and A. ~, are hereby notified to attend
regular meeting 1t their No 81 division street. on
thursday evening" February L TO take acoa the ques
ton OF moving BY order OF II. Il. JACKSON, w. NJ.
w. PBANKARD, sec'y.
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Mayors OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY z6 1856
u The Mayor calls upon all good citizens ZOE
from The sidewalks IN Of their premises render than
paseable by the sprnkng Of ashes
dents occurring from these aud expected
every citizen viii unite In removing 80 great evil.
ALEXANDER MING, Chief Clerk.
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" ANrED-REs ABLE MEN TO CANVASS FOR
subscriptions 70 several highly popular national publi-
cations now publishing In numbers Appleton Good
men will find these books tho desirable Tho
public Apn'y to j. 3D. FORD, No App!eton's Buildings,
345 and Ns Broadway. -
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WTANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ENGAGE IN A LIGHT
" aud profitable business. either commission salary.
To young business uente
seldom met with. For particulars sppy al 334 Broadway
No H. D stairs,
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EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL.
" frd respectable German English Scotch and rah hcj
for hotels ard private families. at MORRIS CI bNERr
co - 2I iron6way Reade street Also walters
coachmen arncrs ahorers &c az this he branch tlce
w gyeSpw.yb sresl
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n U. A. ATTFND.-YOUNG AMERICA AuoYl SAM
". deck In full dress New York hold their
lhId annual ball in honor Of New York Chsp erNo A. At
cts lett be had at Johe's Dansxins agency, $40 Broad
Hall &Sons Broadway and Park place, Thayers
dining LOOM NO 4suvan street, Canal at the door
at the above place.
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~ SALE Been established for the last five years, and In
sood location Possession given LIST February Apply At 3S
Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
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T osr-A GOLD BRACELET. IN BLEEcKEa, BROAD
IL way, Spring Crosby srses suitable reward will be
given TO the fr der at i65 Bleecker street
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LOST AND FOUND.

conc LOST SINCE MONDAY LAST, A DIAMOND
spAOO. ring, with two stones, worth about 800 each
PawDbokers and others will be paid n much
they advance on it, reward liberal the finder
.reet
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yNAETED-INI PRIVATE FAMILY, A sEAMspREss.
W who can do plain sewing; WHO lives home and
Gene IN the morning and stay during the dsy APP
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WANTED-A DRY GOODS SALESMAN, FOR PROvI.
w dence Apply, from till II O'Clock, TO r. Hendry -
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WANTED-TWo PROTESTANT GIRLS, WITH GOOD
w city references; cook. the other
chanberworS Apply Immediately " No. Monroe place.
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SCS REWAEp "A GOLD WATCH, HUNTING CASES.
pAC double timer and white face, on the 2h ~
january from the toilet table No. IT. ia the honse Of
r. h. Dodge, Triton Mansion. Vancombs Dam. rho above
questions sskcd p. q. DODGE.
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7 oST.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED At vC. 24ys
~ broadway. fourth story, tuesday last In relation
ady's breaspin. which lost in sixth car
please cailaRan r. j. HALL.
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osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, IN GOING FROM
IL tarmsnsville the Of i2h AID Eighth
% small eunmeled hunting wSch makers
inside he fir der will be suitably savng
with oseood 50 street. ut the store. Ok
l25h street and highth avenue.
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2CS REWARD -SrOLRN ONE GOLD WATCH PA
RGc tent lever, Taylor Son, London full sw.
ehtd capped, gold lace steel hands No 1859; Initials on
back NJ W. Ia L. D. M. Aso god lockst containing The
likeness scy aud gent ema stolen Dec. 81 1855.
Jewellers, pannbrukers others having received he
same win please leave notice the Of the Uhief OF
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WAkTED--AN INTELLIGENT BUSINESS MAN, TO 500
w hct subscribers for snd beautifully Illustrated
work a very popular subject Wages G liberal comus
given, q App ucsnt Iaaurc at tho london
floor. -
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PROF. DE MARsAF.-TBosE WHO ARE DESTROYS
OF learning the French language without wasting either
her Time or money invited visit his gentleman rooms
At 431 broadway, during The recitation hours They will
be convinced that every his
age Possessing an ordinary intelligence and know
edge oil the Engl4h grammar taught In
months to write end speak the renc dramatically
understand and be understood conversation. NJ de Ms
practical and admirable method renders the task very
and agreeable one by overcoming without effort
TENS Glasses for ladies' from 10 M to r. M for gentle
utmen from TO IL r. NJ special class for teachers Pr-
dencee.
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4 FIRST GLASS HOUSE 70 LET. FROM FIRST FEB
somplsae order WIN seventy nrs
class bosrdera Lease, carpets, oc,o'hs may be gur
chased ct great bargain, application 70 b. W. RICH
ARDS 30 Broadway.
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As ,5s.s VT AND SUB. cEILAR NO ~, I4o FULTON l
With vaults, water closet Possession immediately. Apply
on the premises.
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EIlRsT GLASS; STORE TO LEASE.-A FIRST CLASS
store about to be erected southeast corner
broadway and Grand street. Proposals leasing
win be received by r. g. HATFIELD architect 3g5 Broadway
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e5s 49, 49, 1872 4ss, 4s4 4se, 4ss 4ss, AGO. ALL As2
Lighte, Newton 81 Bradbur y's Pianos Lower
se e sna and snd s
lodeons 10 LEI. N. B.-A yoloncello for sale at $40
COLBBRN NASH agents, No 423 Broadway.
Hat Binding Mschines.-I. M. Singer s. Co.
have ready for sale machines for binding straw hats and all
other kinds hats The machines do the work Ear better and
faster Than any others Call and see them ut No. 323
Broadway.
The electromagnetic Instants-
PINK as ssE Brook
lyn, (Fuicn ierry)
Wedding and Visiting Carts, Wedding
sw sss rnf sS S M nsd ss
known store for card ngraving and printing in Broadway
Cold Feet ana Cnspped Haads.-By Rub
tan uimeni nssd have cold feet chapped hands
warranted or the money returned Prizes only Is
30 cents Sold by all the druggists Depot 60 CortIandt st.
Trnsscs.-The Best American, French md
usual prices for cash only Perfect astseoe gyen or no
near Centre market.
India Rubber Gloves Cure Chappcd Hands,
sna render them soft smooth and white excellent proes
stores, and at IS John street up stairs.
lseaance saisrassstser fes--faobert M. Pat
AiUk me sole manufacturer United States OF the
sses and patent powder proof defiance
xdfksn hpe e' ~-o ~"o' "'''"
view YORK Lung Institute, No. Bond Street.
New York. January o. 1s5s-From and after This aaic ,hs
Institution VIII be under the medical charge OF ID ID n NES
TELL, A. M M D., and Assistants New and compies ar
ranRemens have been perfected for the md
Sort Of our numerous patrons NOAH DAY Proprietor
vandeusen, secretary, No. 8 Bond street " w.
ChristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TONNAGE
excite admiration among all In art arIo ~
apartments for applying his I've
the only reliable article ct s kind Wholesale and re,a =;
Tall No. Ii A4tnr HQuno. - rN-" -
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TO LET-6 LARGE.GI.OFTY WORKSHOPS IN TIE NEW
building corner OF Douane and elm streets be sulu
lighted constng Of II windows TO each aoor Inquire Of
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S0 REWARO-F0R THE RETURN OF TIE PAPERS
SCO found IN an overcast take from the eadtnr
the st Nicholas Hotel last Friday morning, and
asked They be returned through the
VIE and on receipt the reward Will he paid Wherever
directed. II Z; WIIIJsNi
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TILE LECTURE HEAsON.

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER WILL LECTURE ON
e ne Arts OF Ashens before the Iouro Literary In
Admission rs cents Preserved seats SO cent Tickets FIR
at HaPs corner broadway aud Park place; Jacobs 4O7
Broadway; Havertys, ITO Fulton street, &C.
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Batch elor's Hair Dye.-Wtgs and Toupces-
rAe best In The world This unryaed aud original dye Ap
have improvements al Others being chef dHnvrea Of els
BATCHELORH, 233 broadway.
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LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARS-THE TWO LARGE
iour story attic and basement dwellings 6s and % vaek
street. with An entrance 10 feet anal street. aer May
Iext Location desirable public house. or for business
purposes B, W, RICHARDS, 301 Broadway.
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ITO LET-A GENTLEMAN HAVING SEVERAL HARD
some three story brick houses rented for s0o would
yet one OF tnem upon long upon
terms, who would advance him thousand doars
Address Proprietor, Herald office.
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ERENCH LANGUAGE DC e. TELLERING 40
broadway, Broome street. continues devote his
Time to private instruction in French German; Also the
classics and FDgsh branches Passed the
crculnIa
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WANTED-A SALESMAN. IN A PAPER WAREHOUSE:
w one conversant with the trade, who comvnaud
ar share OF first class buyers address, stating salary expect
ed where last employed with reference 3l6 Post ONCE.
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no LET-THREE THRER STORY HOUSES, IN FIFTY
third street. between Fourth and Fish avenues To good
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q. II. PUlLIUN. street.
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