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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-14
Attractive Stock!

pICH FALL GOODS FOR 1857. D.. NJ. &RC.
1ARUE & CO., Freehold, M.
Have just received a great variety of rev and
fashionable fall goods.
~ The Ladies are invited to call and examine an
ENTIRE AND NEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS
Just received and not to be found elsewhere.
~ An inspection is solicited.
Freehold, Sept 8. 1857. 45-J
DO Won Know
Tthat the disease which is now affecting thousands
and which By many physicians is called a
Breaking Out,
sasis beyond a shadow Of doubt. none other than ,
ASwofds. the ~
seven Years EEch?
H The pa t four winters have proved it is so-EE
Many who were afflicted used
ID Birthstone Ointment, u
@the common remedy, found to their sorrow, that,s
Nit re appeared the next season, in sll its y%iruieece 1
Arfhousand who we're disappointed, ii theirxAs
~ despair sought relief in SarsaJarillas, and4T
mother remedies called Blood Purifiers, only torzT
- be again disappointed, were cured By using d
vssr Barnes Itch Ointment. rsgs
w This peculiar disease does not appear uponAsA
,rxthe hands, but upon the ~
"a Legs and Arms. e.
m-Many are afflicted whilst undressing for theSz
~ night, others only after they are in bed toAN
sleep is impossible, until after nature is ex-zs
J. hausted by rolling, tossing and scratching. I
This Ointment completely eradicates the disease
and in sections o country where used, il has annitii
lated it. It is a superior remedy to allay the itching
. 40
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Well the thing

L the premium at the Monmouth Co, Fair, for his
celebrated Buck Stoves, just as l expected lie
deals fair, takes premiums at the Fair, and / invite
the fair TO call and examine his Stock and be fairly
dealt with at fair price.
AT. MANNING
Freehold, Oct, l 1857
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NEW LUMBER. YARD
AT
RED BANK.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER,
"A Shingles, Timber, Fence Pales. Mason Lath,
Thomaston and Glenn Falls Limo, Plaster, Cement,
Brick, Nails, &C., which will be sold AS Low as at
any other Yard in the country, for CASH.
PARKER g. CHADWICK.
ALS0-Peach Orchard and Lackawana COAL,
Lump, Egg, and Stove Sizes. p. g. G..
May Ia, 1856. If
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WATCH GLASSES.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

THE PEOPLE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
have at last discovered the largest and cheapest
stock of Stoves and Tin ware, that can be found in
the County, at A.. I. MANNING'S.
Freehold, August 9Th, 1857. Att
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NAMES M. HOPPER.

MOULD INFoHM HIS NUMEROUS Cusfo
wv mers, aid the public. that he
MAS ssEMlFED
ais Clock. 18th aid je seiry Store. q fey doors
beloa the ia staad.
To the New Building
Recently erected ~ uF. Conoser, adjoining The
residence Of DIR. Freeman, and the new
Drug Store,
On MAIN STREET. FREEHOLD,
Where he is better than ever prepared to
carry on the business of repairing
Clocks and Watches. having
AS HANDSOME A STORE,
And as well adapted to his business, for location and
convenience,
AS ANY IN THE VILLAG E..
lie has now on hand
a good assortment of clocks
and Jewelry, to which extensive ad-
ditions will soon be made. Having no other
Irons in the fire, he is prepared to give his
undivided attention to this business. and will
endeayor to merit, and hopes to
receive a liberal patronage.
Many thanks for past
favors. Call and
see us.
JAMES NJ. HOPPER.
So a-.1 90 oc IS
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AE4ApUIG d1lC Co EaT1T2eISs
THE LITTLE GIANT
TIME SUBSCRIBER, AGENT FOR LHE SALE
of the 6 Little Giant,'s a machine for
grading Corn Meal and Feed, is prepared to furnish
it to Farmers at short notice. This machine is now
very extensively used by Farmers, and in all instan-
ces has given good satisfaction. It will be found a
very convenient and economical article, and is war
ranted to grind from s to II bushels Of Corn and
Dat feed per hour. As the machine is well known,
anything further is deemed unnecessary to be said
Of its merits.
Price.--Complete. $32. Where the box and
sweep does not accompany it, a deduction Of -
viii be made.
References.
Information may be obtained of the following
named persons;-George Gordon, near Freehold
S. G. Bovine, Englishtown Charles II. Vanderveer,
Iamesbnrg James D. Hubbard, Cross Roads, Mid
d eSsxco George r Metcalf, Half Acre John II.
A2lsan Graabevy 4 L. r. Appleby, Old Bridge
GardhA sanford. Marlboro; VIM II. Seward, South
Ambsv; gAifred PerriHe, Hightstown
All orders fpr this macliiae must be addressed to
WV RsnMowa Corresponding Agent, Jamesburg,
" I
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP-
In p~lieation Will be made to the next Legislature
for a Charter, for an Insurance Company, to be call
ed the Atlantic Insurance Company, to be located at
Colts Neck, in the County Of Monmouth, and State
of New Jersey.
Colt Neck, December 3, 1857. 6-tf
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EXPRESSES.

WELLS FARGO CO. NEW YORK AMI CAL1FoR-
w ria Express Company aud Exchange Dealers Joint
stock Company. Capits so,Do0D Office 70 Broadway Ex
prRsnes 70 California Oregon and sandwich ssl a he
th end 0rh Of each mouth To Havana, the Th 2 md 9Th
III tqrh month. Exchange Tor s4'e IN 10 sur Coif~
MA Oregon ssniwch Islands uavsna Boston and hllsdel
phia Notice g. California BOndhoders-W, v. Co are
acw receive the old bonds q the State ~ Csfor
rsnsror To- ~ sacnugnto ty end procure new
fs> ertscee VISTA tAt ossS4 OF ApS Isl ana 70
nry .Ale !, tAsGly
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DICORD's vETPEAUS'. CfNIALHsDACTON'S. CURL,
II ngs and the private hospital practice % Paris and Lon
don Nv nr IARNONT As some persons afflicted with dis
" awpre of the fact he takes
this method OF Informing them be the only graduate in this
civ who exclusively curing those Diseases sud whose
ncctou With the European hospitals enables him to adopt The
latest and radical treatment curing the oldest aud
yrrest eases ,rner sprua aud Mercer streets opposite
Nicholas from to aud 10 +. " The Doctors Medical
Adviser and Marrisgc Guide nearly @ pages and 9pc'urc
ilu-tra0ne Is 81 T. gives an the drcr se me icuet We
cvtrmcud r. iavmon 20 The aHhctcd-t"urct tes E'0s
Ia, Sta1is LsNgga, pgS ksgS, Alas, IS,
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TAR RAIPn's OFFICES; NO 7sl BROADWAY COR.
ner Of Tenth street Hours 10 TIL and after O'Clock
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs DISEASES or FRMA1E'
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEpI

IMPORTANT UTSTUVFkf THE NtItNNF UT WFFFI'
AR.-None genuine unless the engrav-
ngs of Oacc Of England the seals Of
coie de Fhsmacie dc Paris and the mpera College %
Vienna upon each and around each seal
Tcsmar No II the remedy for debility premature decay
&c nvaurating astonishing even IN the de-
cline OF life; all physical pedments vanish like magic be
fore influence thus rendering s invaluable to those
entering The marriage state Triesmar entirely eradi
a those disorders which copays and cuhehs have 40
thought aniidoe the ruin Of the health OF
vast norton ri the popniatin Triesar No Is the great
European remedy for that class OF disorder which the Eng
sh with mercury, 10 The inevitable destruc
ton OF b patients constitution and which oil the sarsapa
ria the world sod In tin and dvt'
ded administered by Vepau, Lalleman,
Roux Ricord Sc, &C. Price each four IN one
for go which IS ard 81 whereby there Is
saving OF 80 Sold by Mr. H. A. BARROW lg7 Prince street
few blocks Of Broadway New YORK Immediately on
receipt of the Dr. u. VIII forward the ~ O
Tresmar and the large sizes carriage paid, thus cnsnrug
genuine European preparations The ctses also sent but
not free ot carriage Consultations usual from II A. NJ
MAP NJ, and from TIL ZIP at 49, Prince street iew
blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by e. w. RIM l2
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Anew YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing "Wednesday, January 9. 1S5&
Trains leave the depot Of White and Centre streets
$50 s. NJ Nail for Albany stopping a. wrsms5riise aud
oil stations north.
3@P NJ Express for Aibany,ssoppins at the principal
stations only.
6IJP N. For White Plains, stopping al all intermediate
stations.
Trains leave the depot, corner of Twenty srh aud
Fourth avenue. New York, AZ
SIS A. ~ For Wiamsbrifge stopping nj al Intermediate
stations
lisOA A. NJ white Plains, do. do.
2Or NJ Winamsbridre do. DO.
sOoP N Mier,on stopping s wIllsn.bridge aud all in.
termedlstc ssiions north.
t0P Crc,ou FALLS stopping at all intermediate stations
51P MaWliamsbridge, do. do.
Tf5A. Msi stopping at all stations north OF. ard st,
Whhamsbridge
SOP " Express, stopping at all principal stations only.
WM. ). tA3PBEfi. super ntenGent.
RIO rREIGHTEas ron ALBANY DIRECT -Noiwih-
u standing the combined influence 81 disn'eresief per
soma celebrated HERO Captain =. ~ Han
cu$i leave tho pier foot OF Robinson street for Albany
Passage 81 For freight passage apply board, OF
George =. Stanley, nj the Office on ihe pier.
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ZINE ARTS.


L,INE ARTs.-FREE EXHIBIT1oN.-THE AMERICAN
Gallery S75 Broadway, Iafarge Hotel have now
exhibition 400 choice OIL paintings by celebrated Amer
artists comprising scenes American rivers, land
scapss figure and frupeces In great variety also graphic
historical osher subjects taken from American III tory
Amongst the collection will be found fine Of Coles
cfe5ra,ed paintings the Voyage OF Life and,a superb
copy the Twins" after Iandseer aud variety,
too numerous mention. The lovers Of paintings most
cordially invited 20 cal and examine this collection. Gallery
open A. NJ. until T. NJ No charge for admiance
The above paintings a on sale at the very lowest prices
ne artists realize the money for them Those wish
ATOM er walls with good paintings will save from -
lDO poe cent ~ pure hasiug M the present time.
JNO LEvISON Proprietor 6T5 broadway.
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~ ~ IEvY. Aucr1ONEER. 2 wII.LIAN srREEr-

". Fcgsn, furs robes 81 - ". Levy will sell At auction
Thursday, Friday aud urday, No 80 Maiden lsne
Nassau each day ~ n O'Clock.
the choicest and best stock nf rich frs robes
&c ever offered the public bein the of
pcctabe Maiden lane house q sock consists of h efon
Bay sables mink fitch iGaren ernilne. &c. made
into manllas capcs half es vciOrnc fnus and cuns
Ac Also ersns fur Of every description, fur
gloves cclars foot sleigh aud lap &c In fact
every article that he 1uut in dst ca Maiden laus
warcroom Goods sold vered luriur sale or deposits
uuired Termscash, city funds.
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DICoRp'S PRACTICE--C ~. HAMMOND NJ. ~. PUPIL
IL Ricod, OF Paris (who the living gcoa for
dscasc &c OF the sexual ayscm ard Of Professor Car
Mott OF this city, be consulted English
French personally by letter AZ hs Office No
street Broadway from TO l. and from 10 O'Clock
evenings.
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g; T. SSSIs ::..., ss
Ne, q ss seAno$ 5es ' SnSssrls
M %ns rS % n puS S 81 ~
their ala TOO ards pcpusrrne ,be eynan Op.rr
special f&fS r %sS 5s Ss'S %our
WI De sF" ms vens ., r,9,"-s eeeoraed opera OF
S SaS" TIE price Of n . IL M he ASsae%
an' 'iree1 hA" been r AZ. Il ne FsoFm charge
AarmInrArEK. = ,Esrs.
p ssa be So a.a s so' "n.
eqrE esty requested 10 huy sos during DAY pos
nie vtici WI. be foond at The Academy G Brepngs aud
Tomorrow. FRIDAY. regular nigh at Opera prices.
'''' "'s" o. I TiTHIfAS1 " IN rX,hiSGERr.
with ne" and costly M.d.%e 'qS ssSgfEe' and
Mile CARROLL sig CASTER,
TIE ,ssor bess 70 inform The numerous S S lovers Of the
lrated osbon OF Rcssn which has not been performed
''"'o MADAME MALtBRAN WAS IN AMERICA.
lie hs. been scused by desire to present to the
par3ns Of me ian Opera WORK tue European R re-
B s%s' s"g' The iS's @ Il @ @
powers pnnsaaiy alive ,hs sursesons Of youth
FL ac
he Duno aud Isabella the famous rapaaci Terzstt y
have sranry to Snsnds Of The
riot crra,urc Of Turkish iiS and mauners Is irrssby
/ ,asl NE role Of Is.Ssh Che I,asnS requires unusual S
"es ~ Rsin %e and sines tSen hem there We're but two
cont,s Who could claim h character their These
ACADEMY cS @ " Vii leave SG join Thai
own from BIER dj increasing popularity The
ostnss1 success ashsysd by her The laaaa" in Parts
Ss % BE- NE BY s sasn
Ff n9rhi .ns : f n Hi S!fhs OF
Isahen an Italian nay IN search 0! me ~ Angr
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1RAvELLEIls, GUIDE.

JIrnsoH RIVER RAfLRoAp.-ExPREss TRAINS
for Albany and Troy stopping a, principal stations
meeting h Western and Northern trains leave Chambers
street az ~ and H. A. NJ, ana as "
Al SMITH Snpcrintrndcrt.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
w Kcs q n. II and IS Corsisnt street,
BOARD. - 80 PER DAY.
" y wfNtWESFrR
THOMAS y NLNIutSIE6,
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IIOTEi.a.

J,O vISIrERS TO HAvANA.-TTF AMERICAN AND
i European HoteThe Subscribers take pleasure In An
the travelling public that ,hev house in the
Ctrro viii he ready tor the Accommodation Of visitors on
.er te Ist day of January 1884 The loean Of their
houc the most healthy pisces he island the house
aud newly furnished thr<uRhout AMI pAos has
been spared 10 mike ami csm slc for Ne pa
xcns. Eyery eseron win be made By The rroprlccts TO
their comfortable and n home. The house ~ stu
the Celssia Real De- terro No 81 Carrs Hsyans
The arrival Of sc there will always be sotle oue
10 take charge Of both and baage pas their hay
through The Custom House snd 10 sec that safely de-
veCd al the house Also there viii be Ornnbuscs ia read
ness 70 convey psssc-gsr. free of charge 70 the koe
:. ". WoOIsCOff& CO., Pr0prietcrs.
ITNION PLACE HOTEL, UNION SQUARE, CORNER OF
Y Broadway and Fourteenth street 81 per day. new
bar saloon has just been added 70 Ibis hote-entance on
Broadway.
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Rf dosElh uhsEN ~, ~ ~ ~ W. W.
iouzhy Pearl streets BROOKLYN. Household furniture
wardrubes aud two plated do mahogany and
walnut bureaus: sofas lounges, double
mahogany Office table With closets and two arm chairs 20
matrh; extension table. chairs carpets mating stoves fancy
goods boxes desks, rs Sc also oi OF eweiry and
one large platform scales.
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A s3iGSER'S SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES.
"A A. NJ CRfSTALAR, auctoneer will sell this day, 7th
Inst, At 1ois O'Clock,
Al No. lgs Ninth avenue
entire stock Of boots and shoes contained IN said store
combating Ia part ladies' children sand meas boots shoes
raers pncr- leaher findings FOOLS, &c together with
DE store, shelving, drawers chairs aud stools
By order Of the assignee.
The above sale il well worthy the attention trade
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apsss,pINls-


NEW YORK AND LNEapcoL UNITED SLAVES
IN mat stefueTs.
The ships ceslpT ,DC .hig line
Tie Att NC. Csoi sis thver E,iSfJxs
TIE bAIfl" Captain bc~-rh '",o-s"s
The ADKfkTiC, Captain James West.
These ships having been built by contract ekpiAssJ tos
government every has been ts. N 'o-, o
sructJ1 also la iAer eusIDes, 10 Insure frensa aug
speed aud heir mmoaons Tor psJer gees are uHeina
ed for elegance aua cursiaF-
The ts have improved wafer uSnt coin
pariments has been spared \" nssr toe al
ss good the thorough examination eiven efn p"Veh
thor mode o; o.zairuc;lol yet unegualied, ,,-
Price of passage fou New York u l.crp, - Yrs saeM
xla; III second DO SO From liverpool ~ New YORK ~sn'
euineas Aoeslrri@ucef eurseon attached - e@oh "Lp
No boriss eau nc secured sntil paid for.
ssHtn@.
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MEDICAL.


Cl nON FORFEITED. AND no CHARGE UNLESS
sNI.UUU cu-ei.-Dr. HUNTER when the treat
aud all other remedies fail His
red drop your only reliance Tor thorough In certain
No Division street the only place well
known for the very extraordinary cures has per-
formed without diet hndrance from business when all
other remedies only drive the disease In the blood 81 only
ibis the patient from secondary stacks and II the
only remedy earth hai does H. Try all others aud see
Beware Of handful stating that DR. Hunter has removed;
Is deception.
DR. WATSON HAS FOR 4 LONG SERIES OF YEARS
~ confined his attentions oceran diseases In which he has
treated less than twenty thousand without in
Of faare The remedies mild, without Interrupt
from the morning until Al night nj his rest
dence Is hfty wsker few doors OF Broad
way. The consulting rooms are scnara;e
VIM. WATSON, ". n,
Formerly surgeon of the Lock Hospital
TAR RAIPHs OFFICES NO. 7sl BROADWAY COR
~ per Of Tenth Hours 10 I'll and after O'Clock
mr. WARDS UNFoRTUNATE's FRIEND AND OTHER
remedies, the certain for private diseases. All
herio disappointed call DR. Ward Cure guaraniedin
few days. Female diseases successfully treated HIS
monthly pills 81 per box never fail once 29 Canal street.
corner Of Broadway.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-D1sEAsss or FEMALES
exclusively treated by Or. DUBOIS Remedies for female
from 81 70 ~ Relief guaranteed IN all cases
Consultation and letters strictly confidential Patients from
provided with board and exclusive attend
snce Once 10 West Fifteenth street. New York.
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A SsIGNEtS SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A niture-A. VI. CRIST ALAR, anCtionccr will ssl on
Friday, January At lot O'clock az les Nnih avenue the
pnt ire furniture house. consisting VI
one spicnd piano. ny celebrated maker; looking glasses
mirrors mahogany and rosewood chairs marble top centre
dining tables brussels ingram and velvet car
pe,ng and rugs feather beds natresses and bsddng
bogany and rosewood bedseads large Dot OF bedroom aud
chpt,fu Ac..
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A UCTION SALE-TTIIS DAY-Of yROCKERY, GLASS,
~ china ftoys cutlery, clocks siiyr-Ud &cBy 4.
BROWN store Nos lO2 lOi Mafen 10 o'clock A.
NJ J. ID. HOiiBRoOk, Auctoneer.
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A CTIoN sALE.-sUPERIoR

a niiure at aaepon--This day, thursday 81 l0lS A.
" AZ the residence No ll6 West Fu.c1th sreet all
the rich goods the house embracing large assor
and rich dccoraycs, ar
which be perempory sold to the highest bidder,
and postpons ment account Sale commences in
paror OIs precisely basement contains magnificent
extension table OF walnut ieei steboard sofa bed, dining
chairs together with large variety of rich china dinner
silver plated syers, pitchers
cake baskets spoons and forks, rich cut &C
Also fine ivory other cutlery, &c and also the kitchen
furniture The parlors are furnished with English tapestry
carpets solid rosewood suits rich carvings rosewood
centre side tables pier aud oval glasses splendid china
mante clocks bronze fixtures and dgures
aud hrccste window curtains fine toned octave piano
rosewood cylinder bookcase &c In the climbers
richly carved rosewood and mahogany Preach hedsests
curled hair mattresses and bedding, Preach
coiored engrayinEs, g glasses mahogany and ROSEWOOD
sofas CHAIRS. lounges &C. and infinite number OF other
"- w N T. LEEDS Auctoneer
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VETERAN CORPS or isi2 GEN. J. r. SUTHERLAND.
~ Philadelphia. Chairman Of the Convention Of Dele
from Ste'e IN the Union held s Washington On
he h Of January for past requests me % cal
meeting of the veterans o. the War OF ieta i3 and IN st
Military Hall BOwery, Spring Friday, Jam
a12oclock NJ, he day the great victory obtained by
Cen Andrew Jackson New Orleans Let all unite
band brohers and influence with represents
lives and solicit heir aid Ia the passage 81 a
Pension Bill pending before them the session.
for the immediate ef o. many " he old soldiers who
a. suering for the Of life and home.
no not lei hairs down with TO the grave
Let not said that their words should be Our great
republic ungratefui angra'efu Let veteran frun
All the adjojpug counties ah in this praseworihy object
Isaac N, lnYEH, AdiUlasG CeL u. RAYMQSD,
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L,MPrRE HALL. SO BROADWAY. WILL. SHORTLY
u Gloss. the Gigantic Moving nior~n.d
DIR. KANI.s ARCTIC VOYAGES
with thrilling description Of the suerngs endured ~ Nh
and his caring followers, By
CHARLES GAYIEn, Fen.
The popular author and dramais.,
Every evening clock and Wedncstay ard Sau-sAD
Afternoons At O'Clock.
Adtniss IS cents ohiidren half price.
THIS eopulsr exhibition for sale sr>orn - -
owners insoiy 10 travel with " This VIII be fousi
fable conpeieni Apply betseea
ibe bours Of 10 and II A. n and ard az N, al Empire
Hail
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DURToN's NEW E.-THuRsDAY--BENEFI
ID OF Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS. -Four pieces Of first class
merit supporseo by the best comedians n the world the
COMiCAL COUNTESS having made great hit, viii be
peGied. With Mr.. Matthew'S, MIR Mark Smith and Mrs Ia
venpon The farce of BLUE DEVILS. with Mr.. Burton.
he WOULD RE AN AC1 OR. with Mr. Mathews in four
characters and three comic and John BrouRhams
great burcssue OF C0UMBUS-a blazing sGccess-wih The
author A. Columbus
To morrowMr. O. Mathews last night.
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WIN H. FRANKLIN SON will sell at auction, by order
OF Assignee Tuesday, January r. at 10 O'Clock at 5
Madison street Scanned street. and afterwards at Nos
AZ and AZ Elizabeth street between Canal and Hester streets
large assortment of cabinet makers materials consisting
of mahogany logs boards panks and veneers rosewood
satin wood, zebra, black alnu, cherry oak, ash pine
wood bass wood holly and Spanish CEDAR also bed posts
hogsny walnut cherry and bass wood neweand baasers
in every variety: machine mouldngs, box boards &C.
Also suit rosewood parior furniture two dozen wal
Office chairs lot tow lot marble office furniture &c
GEO. HAND, Assignee.
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nN rRlpAY fro Norrovl. IAN 81 Ar Ioll OCLOCE

IN FRIDAY tTo .ofrcv1, JAN. s. AT iois O'CLOCK
~ A NJ, az ,ee olegan ~ tenc front private resiC Gee
No 2S West sty lhird slrc near MA avenue all the
rich and costly foods n and belonging 10 e house, emhra
cling large assoi md variety % rs' class goods
bhNihL $ lie oil auct 1neer once No, go Broadwsy
viii sell as abov with 70 the hirhes bidder Tor
cash safe positive No uemcn any account Cash
deposits required 81 pure Goods must De removed
walnut suit exten 90 table buffet sud chairs side '-hles
courhes clocks vases -sviigs &c. together with al the
Kitchen utensils, c'ra and dnBcr sets ware
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