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ATTORNEY a. CNNn~cll0P at Law
n s1Et ANp SOliEIroR IN CHANCERf.
Ossscx-cotner OF Washington And Third Streets (oP-
pss,.e the Posi- oftce1 Buri,psten. Iowa tuos. IS
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On Saturday evening Jaa s. at Tho residence ofNelson
r. J., in his 65th year.
His friends are invited to attend the funeral services
The AEoity street Baptist church. tomorrow afternoon at
one O'Clock eparaoryto the removal Of the body fur ea
I'm Nidsy' jan. 4 MAor tho third daughter Of Susan
and John Aarrgan aged years. months and 20 days.
TIE friends tho fsiily respectfully invited 10 at
ten her funeral from the readence Of her tner, Gil
fhid avenue, this af ernoon, at ! O'Clock, without
further invitation.
On Friday, jan 4, OF consumption, PATHoK GRAEyos,
aged 20 yesrA
deceased for many years attached TO HOOK Lad
emSers Of Essis Hook and Ladder Company No. 4 and
the members Of the Fire Depsr ment in general
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral this after
noon ocock, from his ate residences, No. Hester
street HIS remains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery
for in e,men,.
On Friday, Jan. A. JOHN MoMAyua son of Ph,lo aod
Ellen hcHanus, late of Tuly, P.rrh Kiride county OF
Cayan, Ireland, aged years.
his funeral will take place from his haze residence No.
81 Leonard street. at IL o'clocA tomorrow His friends
are rtquestedto attend.
Irish papers please copy.
T. Yousa in tho 2h year Of his age. oldest Of Rev.
and Maria E. Young, Of Cutchogus, LII
On Friday, Ian. ., OF disease OF tae BRAIN Mary Avn
only daughter Of John and Margaret Van Ro-ne aged
year IS, II months and days.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at O'clock
from the residence Of her parehs, 80 Second avenue
The friends and relatives family are respectfully in
On ruesday, Jan. I, at Yonzers Mr. FRxDnac1 NopS1,
On Friday. jan. 4, DANIEL HINES, aged SO years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at12 o'clock from bus
late residence, 2l6 Mott street.
On Friday, Jan. 4, JAMES McMuILEN.
His friends and thos Of his brother Cornelius McMul
len, and the members Of Ensine Company 4S; also, the
exen pit 6rsmcn respect uy Invited attend his fa
neral his afternoon, at ~ O'Clock from his late resi-
dence l64 East Twenty street, between First and &C.
coDd avenues.
On Thursday, JAM s. at Flushing Z l.. IoEN R. WRIGHT,
aged So years.
The renaics we're Inferred in the Cemetery OF the Ever
green's.
On Saturday JAM S, MARGARET Avn, daughter OF James
and Ann Morgan, aged years.
The friends and acquantances of the family
apecfuly invited 70 attend her funsra from the resi-
dence Of he family So Warren street. Brooklyn this al
ternoon, at o'clock
On Saturday, January 5, CAROLINE, only daughter Of
Charles and Caroline Reid aged year, months and
days.
Tho friends Ofthe family respectfully invited to a..
tend her funeral tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the residence OF her parents 378 Houston street.
On Saturday morning. Jan ), GEORGE G., youngest child
Of George G. and Sarah Hanse aged msnths ana days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon
O'Clock, from 202 West Twentieth street.
On Friday, Jan. Helen g., infant daughter OF FrxDs
and Jennie Henriquss, aged n,ontas
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News by the Malls.

There will be two eclpses Of the and two OF the
this year. total eclipse Of the viii take place
ON the 9TH Of April and annular eclipse the 2sth
Of September both invisible here. There will be par
tial eclipse Of the the goth Of April, which will
be visible early In the morning, and similar eclipse
The mortality stastcs Of four large Cities for the last
year. present the following results:-New York, o. 107
Philadelphia, 10, $780, Baltimore, 5,475 Boston 4075.
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Mets Upolit&n Card Engraving Establish
msni sss broadway Ariscaiy engraved csrds welding
hno stationery plates fancy good Initial %
boring. fenls pap.er r,ache good2, fans &c, &c
J. n. GIdBkEDE, leader OF fashion IN engraving.
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Crowds Of Ladies' have been ThrOnging the
establishment OF Mr. THOMAS corner of Spring Wooster
Streets anxious TO obtain chance Of purchasing from the i'm
clearing out be = selling at such before
ladies make their calls early they win have such
AnOh chance,
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DEPUsLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE
III aticnr, D. V. L., Granada Nov. e 1866.

REPUsLlc OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE-
To the prcscct Of the Department st: Tie Supreme
Executive Power has 6eigned issue Inc following dree:-
The President ad interim Of The republic Of Ncxrag s
mhaotsnts-Beng DESTROYS 70 encourages tho Immigration Cd
o. mo resources o. The repub " enlarge tn commerce.
promote The general welfare in of his acUdes decrees
Article free grant Of go OF uncultlyaea
De made TO every adult who VII come 70 his republic settle
70 him by the Director Of Colonization appointed and
possession Wal be Immediately given.
Art Every family arriving here and settling in the Terri
orv VIII receive 100 acres besides The $50 belonging each
Art Amer the lapse Of mcaAs following taking Of
vded that they give tho BIe,or oCoIonzon Satisfactory
proof OF their good conduct and Of he Improvements made
Art They shall pay duties for psrposl property, fur
niturc agricultural Implements seeds plants cattle or ANY
object imported for The personal OF the In
tended for the Improvement o. the lands granted The colo
tons and from all public services unless OF the
trary being required by Cause Of puohc SAFETY.
AR, g. The Ooionists viii be citizens Of the republic, and
therefore they shall no. be able sell the ands a.ed ing
nor transfer their rights native before hawk
pied e sround for he term OF nI months and Obtained The
Art g. An Office viii be es.at sshed sra Director Of colom
Of immigrants, to gather and dsv5e seeds plants &c., ana
keep the register book.
Art !. this decree be communicated those whom
Given at Granada the asa Gay Q, November, 1855;
MINISTER RELATION And according 10 supreme
order communicate TO for knowledge and
nient effects, and for its publication circulation in he de-
Department Of Relations. Government House. Nov. H. 1855
TEREZ
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From the above tables It VIII be that there hard
y any comparison between the foreign and home whsog
trade. Many years ego the Yankees had their rivals
in the noble undertaking. but gradually the English,
French and Norwegian became beautifully less 1t the
ashng grounds while enterprsng merchants became
deeply engaged in the profitable business and
America supreme mistress Of the whaling seas and In
every port Of note the Pacific coast may be found the
stars and stripes of the New England wl,aer floating
gaiy from the mzzen peak. In few years there will
be ether nation engaged ia the whaling busness and
the United States will have full control Of the most I'm
portant trade carried by nations. All this is owing
to the superior judgment and increasing Of
fishermen. May they continue prosperous they
have BEEN
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WATERS agent the sale Of the best Boston and New York
uiansa ia now selling No. g3 Broadway entirely
Of superior pianos melodeons music and al kinds Of
merchandise OF greatly reduced pr1ces No better
pcruny 10 great ever offered The popu
lar and cxispsve Waters catalogue OF music for sale
Al hall price. Music sent by mail post paid
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Fnibusterirg Blades a-Rushing to Walker.
Ye, whose hearts never harbored fear;
For fevers, or agues Steined's Btters, rcmenber
Are alfred sure panscca.
These cordial bers, Invaluable as southern remedy,
sye 10 be obtained OF s. STEINFEID, 10 Nassau street.
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MERIC ca 7s,r RI T ";
GRAND NATIONAL AMERICAN JuRuEE-
0saon festival and ball in commemoraton Of the victories
Delegations from sister States.
Eminent speakers from North South, Fast ana West
The National American Club Of the city Of New York VIII
GRAND FESTIVAL AND 1 BALL, AT THE ACADEMY OF
on THE srH or JASrAnr. 1856,
for The benefit Of the deserving poor.
Balcony and floor tickets.
Admitting gentleman and ladies'
Admaipg gentleman end lady.
To be Obtained at the sonmit.eo No Smithsonian
published.
National Overture, by shclton's Double Military Band.
9cn on American ! SaonsS al BY = H. Esq
be psrd by r% No . S h9 a.
tered from the New YORK harmonc and Mcndehon oce
Music GOmpo.s ed BY George F. Brisow.
Hon. a:1c, q Nroa% n Mayor Of Philadelphia
Alb. az: 81 Mas;sashussts.
Freak r. Ta Ass sao Sn H.s o. Sc;
Alex. + Msrsisli. ~ &, Kentasfy.
H. B. Bartlett Pre nd ne Sa aSrm Council
kenneth Ra{nor North Carolina
spsnsled Banner to Dc sung BY Marcus coSurn as
~ T Ss sS
Helme who have voluntecrcd their aid p'-' -"'''" -
Grand National March, By III Ssnd promenade.
rsn e ssSa Club
ELwooD Q. CLINE, Treasurer.
CHREwsBURY HoP-THE ANNUAL sorREE OF THE
- Neptune Club ct Niblos Tuesday evening, jan g.
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admirable plan exchanging new and atc8 improved
pewng machines old machines OF kind Is baied win
pleasure By hundreds The Avery wilson Grover Baker
Hunt and inferior machines coming rapidly
be exchanged The chance profitable bargain M great
one Apply New York once personally or by letter.
M SINGER. CO., No. SO Broadway.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

III oIIAND GIN AND ROCHELLE BRANDY LAND.
IL ng-20O pipes double Gin, audine from shlps
Bonngor South Carolina and Van Boake for sale IRON he
dock from o. s. Custom House. Also, go packages Ro.
chcllc brondy pale and dark, for snle low IN bon,i
kI&thVN bAvH, w AvaYcx 81
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DROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING IA.
I'D nuary 1s56Bcncl Of Miss Clarke on which occa.
sion number Of ladies and gentlemen Of acknowledged Ia
and will appear this night only The performance will
commences with the new comedy Of STILL WATERS RUN
DEEP-John Midway, J. II. Francs Mrs. Ml.may Mrs s.
Carle. To be followed by FAINT HEARf and conclude
with THE DEAD HIIOT. The doors win az; per.
W. Lel,S " syAl-sDSv Eitcl.vy, iNkvs ~ vya.,
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PEPuBLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
III Granada Dec. IA, 1S55-To the Comman In Chief O.
the Army the Republic Supreme Executive Power
degned ransmt the following decree-The President
OF the Republic OF Nicaragua to its
important to the service Of the republic for the
order home and abroad to increase The The
republic and considering also that agricultural labo require
number Is e or military duties; in use Of s poxors u''s'
DECRkES.
Afcle l. The Commander In Chief OF the Army Of The Re-
public HEREBY authorized 70 enlist such number Of troops
being at the time authorized admit such foreigners
Will submit to the conditions established by this Decree
Art The foreigners be enlisted ought I, men OF
sorous ability and honesty subject to the laws of the country
and to be held and recognized In native
Art The af esad foreigners ought to bind themselves
serve me term Of one year at least and under this condition.
and those mentioned In the processing article they will
the salary assigned in the tariff adjoining his Decree and the
term Of their engagement being they win
compensation Of two hundred aud City Of unculvated
Land In this republic for each indy Edual.
Art. Let It be communicated 70 whom Il corresponds
Given In Granada, on the 14lh December, 1866
And transmit 70 his Honor the General for his weige
and due effects reitcratns the securities Of &C.
SILVA.
TARIFF OF IN THE DECREE Az
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need suffer while his truly invaluable remedy nj hand
their relief stomach or liver comp hint can long with
MsLen lane New York and 2 Strand London and by ali
GlulgL!., 4. :. cCals. ~. ssa!s. sAI u 2g s9A
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The hest in The world This unIfvnled and original dye Is
applied twelve private rooms Bachelors wigs and to
noes have improvements oil Others, being chef douyres
az eieaancc and durability peculiar 10 ibis establishment
BATCHELORS, IS broadway.
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New Class In Phrenol0gy.-The Second
GLASS win be formed Wednesd evening next at ~ o.
clock Those could obtain Abundance 70 the first
now be accomm odaed. Tickets be secured ii the Pre
biological Cabinet, Jos Broadway. = Is
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WATCHES, JEyVELRY, &C.

(lAIIFoRNIA DIAMOkDs.-THrs NEW AND BEAUrr-
iul article equal brlIlancy 70 ne real diamond,
~ rings, - 10 $50 earrings Is to $50 studs, croee, &c
sent by mail 10 any part of the United ttntes.
H. ~ JACOBS, manufacturing jewellers, ~ Broadway.
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TEan BALL SEA son.

sd ANNUAL. MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF THE
a George J. Brown Musketeers In commemoraion OF toe
battle Of New Orleans. will take place Apollo Rooms
On Wednesday evening, January 8. Tickets 81.
b. G. GREEN, Chairman.
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"a 1ors December % ksa.At meeting q he Board q
pss U..oS sesc
sgssd The hoard ALSO Ma celus Masssy
y order q TRAY A.s4ns
Az ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
"A County Medical Society VIM oe held College Of Ply
:, asiisss; seven ososI inS@sns SSslns:: M
srsRY ;. Dowss. N. D.. secretary. '''''
A MEETING OF THE NINTH WARD NATIONAL
american Club s be hela q 'he Jefferson aoa.s
':'s a1d h s ss
attend a. as business Of unu'uAi aa:scied
). d. HAYWARD, Secretary AA''"' 'A' " f''Sa''-
(IELEBRArIoN OF THE Anniversary or THE BAT.
cratic s M ~ Men; IN 9s%
ON H.. Ss sss Il % Ss s
SHssiSs 3 sssS S Sss
SII5INis fTSiHS Sf ssSSaF fis5
a eSHs : e. s0 s1sos, }sssrssaries.
TlLINoIs AGENCY AT AMERICAN sxCn ANGIE BAsK
ss e
ne nae o. LIMOS on ana assr Aonday the zA day Of Janus
joy ISL, nom %,qs ssa '0'n '1aDa.
Jews, HOSPITAL IN NEW yoaK.-rhE ANNUAL
ske place on Eoudsy IN Inst, Of O'Clock ~. as the
sssf Of
MAsoNIc.-rHE MEMBERS OF DARCY LODGE NO.
1Nl 49, hereby notified that special meeting viii he
held at te Of Streets on
81 hs IT, ~n Tho Il Gu
T. SAMrEIs Secretary pro TAM
NoTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
N steamboat Mercury and must them or
before he 10Th Day oanuary 1885, to Q. IOMEINS l64
Maiden lane as hoy will MT DO paid after that date.
NoTIcE-Huao EnaEL. WHO WAS FOR sc Me- TIME
1S employed 10 The Coosulalo Ia longer in ny SERVICE
j. ". sCnMIDT Consul General Of Prussia.
. New York, JAM 5, 1864.
NOTIcE-uNlrED BROTHERS. LODGE NO. $50, OF
~ F. A M are hereby nodded % assemble at 4 lodge
O'clock = NJ oLay ae last tribute o ro.pec 70 our well be-
Lodge 1899 oad also The brothers Of Herman Lodge No. M
and the fraternity in general respectfully invited TO attend
The brothers 0! The fraternity requested appear
regala with black d. and wbta gloves BY order OF
HENRY MEIS1ERLIN w. N.
MARIIS Z, RaEcKwEDEr, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
~ eceraeer 2t lsaorhe annual elecon FOR hrsen drec
rrs OF hl company n be held on Monday the lth day Of
from to o'clock A. NJ The transfer vii! be closed
from the n III inst. until aser tho election BY order,
9. l.. EVERETT, Secretary.
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THE CAMBRIAN ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD THEIR
TENTH ANIMAL
NIQIn,S
EXPRESSES.

U,REEMAN A CO.'S EXPRESS TOR CALIFORNIA
Oregon, Sandwich Islands, hc.-Our next express MS
above viii go forward via Nicaragua route per steamer
q the West on Wednesday ner January at O'Clock, r.
M Freight received till O'Clock day of sailing aud small
parcels letters &c., until i. VI.
FREEMAN 4 CO., 10 Broadway
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DNERrISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


PERSONAL,
IMPORTATION WANTED-OC WILLIAM CR0TTY,
who let eand years April; native county
81 Waterford parish OF Moo h. When last heard from
kramchi Any information OF him vii, be thankfully re.
ced by bis mother brother and sisters Address Bernard
EcCarty, Nc. "a East Warren st., Brooklyn.
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CHREWHBURY HOP.-THE ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE
- Neptune Club ct Nibo's, Tuesday evening, Jan. g.
THOMAS q. vOORHIS, President
THOMAS FLESDrR, Secretary,
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rrAMMANY SOCIETY BAIL.-THE GRAND ANNUAL
ball and festival Of The Society Of Tammanyo Columbian
1896 The Committee Of Arrangements beg that
they have taken effective measures TO render this ball equal
viii be- ii attendance The hail and bali room viii be splendid.
y decorated with banners bunting and flags Of all nations
together with the magnificent picture Of the battle of
der tie management Of efficient COMMITTEES and especial
accommodations will BIO made for the comfort the ladies' who
honor the ball with their Distinguished guests
State have sgnied their intention OF being present.
from all parts Of the country expected 10 unite
with the society in this festive reunion OF the democracy.
sskss can be pGeYFSS iST f snrhems and officers oho
STEPHEN c. DuRYEA, Secretary.
THE SIXTH ANNUAL. BALL OF THE BRoUGHAM
Tuesday evening January l 1856 Tickets to be had OF e
members Of the company or at the door on The evening Of The
bail.
THE CAMBRIAN ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD THEIR
AT NIBiO's.
- Or WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY o. 1856.
This association having been Organized purpose
establishing annual entertainment the which
70 be added 70 the funds Of the ST. Davd encyoent So
eety the members will exert themselves render this ball
oeded IT. and trust that they will 20 enabled Heretofore 10
contribute literally in aid Of the funds Of ABOVE society
Music-Gpiula's Qundrlle Band.
Thomas Price, William o. Jones' Joseph r. Lee,
william Mc. THOMAS James Tsya sysns .
Thomas Z. Jones, Owen Jones, Van Ness williams
Edward Hughes. John Jones, Daniel g. Owens
James Jonep, Morris ii. Roberts, Alexander Jones
JOHN NJ. .JEnrxIAH, Treasurer.
THOMAS PIIct, Secretary.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sToNIsHlNG TO ALI.-MApAME MORROW, THE
n seventh daughter has gilt past rycrept
and niure events and all the OF c even ne yerv
thoughts and VIII speedy marriages. and chow me iife
OF the intended husbands md ircnda ana ,I
bring tsgcter those who separated who Will en ,hs
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bliss All who wax eo5
luck may call soon for reeand comfort Thonsands hsve az,
pressed Their belief at she Is The woncrfn asrojosat
In TIC world, or hat has been known houoh hc
tees nothing but what u reconclcahc 10 phosonhrrs n,
Columbia Gentlemen admitted ~ ' "'s
CLAIRN0yANCE,-M MRS. SEYMOUR, FORy.rRTY on
~ Division street, the celebrated medical m hnsuess
carvoyan IN America Ito Spring street. few dosrs vt ~
Ioadway Asthma bronchitis, female complaints and fever
aud aane IN ner worst form crrcd fcurahe tsscoA
.s~-...ss- v. 40 ksy,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BY JOHN NIT
"A CHEL Tuesday evening, January s-Subject, The
Footsteps OF hs ccltm Tickets cents sslery reserved
store Broadway; Dunigans tore ISL Fulton street.
veTys bookstore 0 Fulton and the Office Irish
American Doors open at o'clock Lecture to
Mt SLAVERY LECTURE.-rHE REV. THEODORE
"A Parker OF Boston, will deliver lecture, by request
The New York Amt slavery soc ~ a: the Tabernacle
Wednesday evening January 8; at O'Clock. Sube:t-The
door.
'DSYCHOLOGY.-DR. BENTON CONTINUES HIS LEG
lures and amusing experiments at suyyesant Institute,
$50 Broadway Monday and Thursday evenings January
and TO- at IN o'clock Admission shilling Free lecture
Indies at p each day. ONCE for treatment Of disease by
electricity, at ~ broadway.
TOHN NlTCHELs LECTURE ON 1.-THE FOOTSTEPS
81 OF The Celt at the Tabernacle New York. Tuesday
evening, jan o'clock. Tickets had the Citizen
office, No. ~ Spruce sweet.
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II =; fRENCH, AUCTIONEER. LARGE AUCTION
IL aac OF handsome roewOod black mahogany
furniture in house NO. s42 Broome street.
Broadway. on Monday January It'll IOI. O'clock con
sistpg Of two suits oil aod rosewood large
1e segoro with glass doors and backs. ditto
wood marble top side sofas other tables
bureaus, bedsrcads washsiands .rble too mahogany
BUREAUS bedstoads and wash twelve hair mattresses
leather beds pows sofas and rockers and dining tables
extension table velvet carpes ingram s,ar carpets
hogany sofas black walnut and small do
rosewood secretary bookcase library kerry
gass are cutlery, silver plated ware; WOOL piano.
shades brocael curtains laces be sold without re-
serve; also paintnga.
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REWARDS.
@500 RKwARD.-THE STORE OF THE sUBscRI..
pCOU bers entered on the night Of the 4h Inst and
robbed Of The following goodsBack lace wells, xie and
black elk edgingR boidercd canbric
under handkerchcfs Embroidered book under han6ercc
epb odered book and cambria collars infants
waists needework trimmings, &c. &C. The above reward
win be paid for the recovery OF the goods
CRANE S1Ru1HERS. III Broadway
d = REwARD.-IlOsT, ON FRIDAY, JAN. T. A WHITE
PO spaniel dog with black spots answers 10 the name OF
Juno The ndor WIN receive The above reward By bringing
her 10 No. Leroy place, Blocker street.
< REwARD.-IOsT, A POCKET BOOK CONTAIN.
pC ing two checks, payable 10 my order for S5oo
for t255 with letters and papers OF value except the
owner pay ment thereof having beon stopped Inquire JAS
T. Rogers, at s. M. Parsons osce. 81 Wall street.
d X REwARD.-LOST, ON NEW YEARS. DAY NEAR
%O the New York Hotel broadway King Charles dog Of
brass beads Ia brass plate name and No., Keith Amer
House, 600 Broadway Whoever viii return tho same,
above, shall receive the above reward but whoever may
retain the after this notice. win be subjected TO the rigid
clutches OF the law. GEO. u. KEITH.
d = REWARD. LOST, ON SATURDAY MORNING,
pa 9Th inst, by young lad s25, IN s2o and S. BIN
The frder win receive The above reward Wy returning the
sane 10 10 Murray street.
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COPAHTNERsHrP NOTICEs,

-----------------
IL ship heretofore existing under the Arm OF VIII
NICHOLS co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
David Nichols having disposed Of all his interest
10 Benjamin II. Whitock who, with Edw'd Thuook,
authorized to close the same, and who will continue he
ness on their own account BENZ. WHIrLOCK,
DAVID NICHOLS,
New York, Dec. 8. 1855 EDW'D A. WTiTrI.OGK
CoPAarNERsBP. BENZ n. Edwd A. Wbilook have his
day associated with them Fred j. hAverstck, Oliver W
and grocery business, under the r Of B. NJ f A. WAeSk
Co. BENZ. NJ W H1T.OCK,
EDWD A. WHIrLOOK.
PRED'RJ j. HAvkRsTIOH.
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