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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

Doubt and suspense Family revela,ions-A natural born
republican 'sod-A declaration OF Intentions
only thug OF reachA natural curiosity aud
confidence and pork and beans-A managing
mother and an independent sonTreason against aocracy
The true greatness Of Amerca-Dumplngs and devotion
Love 70 lindsey woolssy-A cat nearly out OF the
body In love, who ID ny 'ttt.t
stFNE x-corridor in Fsrow Han--Taking soundinss-
SCENE 31he fete ChsmpetreLAdy Mixington's Park By
Moonlight Illuminated Garden, &c by Hiege.rhe receir
hcn!he prescntaioDDgnty and dry goodsA nice farm
ny Kemble, MAryaH Dickens DC, &c-Tobacco nggerhead
and Ksppahannock1he only In America who does moi
chews shooters and pocket ordnanccA dscoveryFtnl.
most declaTston-senroent aud salstora
head in nre5 Of soakDgSone 10 loveHow and
when to loye-An angry father and red female YANKEES
danderA dance-Punch and duck tor oue-A break dows
and "pichtn."
ACT THIRD.
The Conference.-The more iishtDPaisnSs virtue-rAs
evenu dayA Of carelessncss and unexpected de
covery-The will-suspense at endA generous brosh
and hsppy heir-R.ie news ndeed.A family meeting =
prospectlyeA would be emigranA Yankee Girls advice
truth than poetry-Where good came from
One more added the census Of the refuge for dc distressed
Gong-ssOur Yankee Gals" ~ Miss Julia Dssy
family partyGrixzly bears-The reading Of the WIZ
Spite and spunk,The guardian aud the wafd-A declare
soonerA friend IN edA menber Of the British sfisas
cracy dumblounded-An interchange Of countries propeo
I'd, but not scceped-Teazs and tenper-Ne6 10 e res
years make dterence-1he tables urnedA bastsd h
rones-"Just so"A moment OF snspense-An righk-PoR.
msl!ss star looking up-Fansu Hall and Fourth Of In9s
bsrgan-A genersa splice-The deed Of Another ~
velaHon-As We seem and as We are-Everybody happy.
EPuOGUE,
BY all The characters.
Ind Of
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
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NEWsPAPERs.

NOTICE TO BOsTONIANs RESIDING IN NEW YORK.
IN The BOSTON POST be obtained all the principal
depos daily tor three per copy The Boston Post
circulation not surpassed by any comerca paper IN the
yerise The Boston Post by addressing A. b. Kipp, agent
63 West Twenty first street. New York. will meet with prompt
attention. In with the Boston Post print
Office where particular attention paid TO all kinds OF
book, job and mercantile printing.
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NARs. FRANCES AHNR KEMBLg's READINGS FROM
l shsbspei at Dodwortha Saloon No SO6 Broadway
Those for the ensuing week will be a. follows -
Monday morning. Feb 7, at O'Clock, henry he Nv.
Tuesday evening" Feb 9. At O'Clock. ROMEO AND JU-
LET
Thursday evening" Feb TO- at O'Clock AS YOU LIKE IT.
Friday evening Feb. IL, at O'Clock, WINTERS TALE.
Tickets q each may be obtained at The book
Nessrs Appleton 4 Co., SAG Broadway Mr.. Crowen 6e9
Sofa seats reserved 81 60 also be bad Mr. Crowens
book store go Broadway, and 1t the door.
TICKETS DO sold amer the reading hAs begun and
new VIII not ia lieu of them By The doorkeeper
An early attendance 10 solicited.
This Course Readings will be positively the last which
Mrs Kembie viii give In New York previous 70 her retirement
from public life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

"A LITTLE ELLA"
& or y H. ss n ii II
recognition of her remarkable power. and I, rsse fund %
aopsaSans. public Ts.ains: She s.: 1ssd
ss sss 4. Sss
y S ss Of SSSs s sna %oa %
s % ys Ss So sn ss
is an exception TO any general rule.
Mrs Mrs. ss' l SSsSRs, NJ Mr. g. f Dss.sH:
Mrs Xbrsm s. Hewitt, Mrs s. B. BurcRssd, '
Mrs. E " S S:ss Mr Mr.. H. L. stuart
Mrs NJ. 4 q sP IsS Mae NJ: 4 / Es: :s.ss
ars Coventry ds waddeu, Mas Ms. J: i MIilisoA
Mira. Edward COoper. Ms; adelaide aAwley,
Mayer o1 Ts%aP P9,,,, Mayer R,;,e essssss
Peter topper, hrastus brooks,
ssssss bJ;Ims Ssa. &@- Il Nv y..-..
k Sa% i 4 3 s S VIM & s ses's'0'
Horace Horne srs sisS' Cen :. Geo sta Morris.
Chss NJ Leupp' Thomas TIssson
Abrm n C:: s. Moses Tsylor.
CHARLES a sr i4:s s.ss' E Ssr Ev. ss:'Asr
Isaac Bell Rev Flsnei. L. H.ws: Rev n Field Rev.
Thee: L. Cuyer, s. Buuerwor!h, Henry Person William
as sss S9s seer
Gorham D. Abbott Rev. Hugh s. Carpenter, Rev Henry W.
Belows Francis Hall = Cummiugs, Isaac V: Fowler, Ro
beat T. Hawes Rev. Isaac Ferris Rev j. McCiinock Rev.
Porter Rev. Ebert 8. Porter T. B. B. Curtiss VIM
h Dwinr ele B. Durand, 1homas Hicks, Coyenty wAd
DELL, Richard Warren, Rosster Andrew a. Green, Nell
eon J. Waterbury D. Valentine Henry Pierce Joseph
Mason Bros, Prof j. ]. Owen James w. GERARD Prof Be
nedict Richard nildreth Mayor Harper, David B. Scott,
Thomas Boese, T. w. Valentine, John c. McNaire, j. Mat
thews, Robert N strebeigh, Frank wadde, s. Randall,
Rev. Asa ID. smith Rev. s. Osgood, C. Benedict VIM b.
Eager, Geo + Briggs Rey Mr. Montgomery Nah Wheeler,
Brakeman, GERARD Haoct Moses Beach, f. J. Oarson,
Augustus Maverick j. w Buckley e. s. Adams Ihos Fan
squer Prof Haekey, Prof BottA, Prof g. " g John
PANE Joshua Henry Hon. Il. d. Morgan H. Van Bergen,
Geo. r. Grey, Dr. j. 9. Noyes Prof VIM Phelps, y. J.
Moore Dir J. Townsend ]. N. Hayes Rev o. Bur hard,
Thomas r. Harrison VIM. II. Wood Vim. Beden, Prof s.
sedgwick Thomas foulke DR. David Patterson Boyle DR.
Frank 1u,ti r. Cleveland James Cruckshank H. H. Van
pyck A. Clark, NJ B. Brady, Samuel Breeyoort Gen Y.
Tsllmadee Gen Nye Dr. Sayre Frank Moore c. G. Doole
John Perkins, Rev DR. nags H. L. s,usri Elias Howe Jr,
Rev. D. Bhwell Dr. A. K. Gardner samuel Sinclair Nelson
szer H. C. Watson Frank Leslie Myron Perry j. y Woods
VIM F. Dibble p. Cummings, f. D. q. Prime. Samuel 3.
Sherwood, Joseph Ditto VIM A. Bacon.
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DEPARTMENT or FINANCE CoxPrRoLLxR's OFFICE,
New YoRx, Jan, 70. 1859.

NBThe sale Of the above ferries advertised to take
place the 2s Of December 1855 and postponed from
chat time until Thursday, January 90 1859, ana again
tq6OT = - '~--~S' - -" ~ ~ ~~S~'~s'
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.-ON FRIDAY
~ Feb H. at IL O'Clock IS Nassau street, for enence
Of sale, r. f. II. sCHENcK will sell TOR the benefit
whom c0ncern) 10 The highest bidder, the
essrs, + Q. Clark Co. late dealers and josbers IN 50
nish and Barbers clcnthals fine cut tobacco glass
tobacco jars neerchaum holders and pipes ogare
Havana scgarsCabinet La Muata la Rosa Santiago Ca
hanas Cabaras Oreon III Peru, ~ Pic sistus old Balmora
buchanan and Ramsey scotch whiskey; Mehans Wise
fowers Irish d. Bourbon and MoncngaheA do uard Hen
pcseey Mare and Pne Cognacs cbampagnes line pale
golden sherrcs brown do In wood and glass; Madeira and
R0r do Jamaica very old champagne brandy, 1871
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EDWARD sCHENcK,. AucTIoNEER. -cEMgrERY
~ lots BY Il. 4 =: II. sc1iENCk. This day. 9Th inst
New York Bay Cemetery 40d 70 49, Ia section r.,
between Acacia and Laurel containing eighty
kicial feet each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-09

GNRANKLIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET, ONE
door from Brosdway-Two performances daily, COM
encipe O'Clock In the afternoon evening
TIE above is the only place whore the
MODEL ARTISTES
are exhibited, consisting Of troupe of
TWENTY SEvEN YOUNG LADIES'
sea 20 cents; boxes % cents private
boxes 81; seats on The stage. ~
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sCENE-ENGLAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS. &C.
ACT nNE

~ : ! n bCtNE-ENtLANO.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, &C.
ACT ONE.
SIR WIN. APPLEBYs
Scarcely Of and arpus Of Hs'-Tidiuss from Ana
ncAThc absent sonMAtfmonial cloud In IL
family horizon Daniel turning upA troublesome Villa
chance for the exercise q hsiress In prospective
breakfast room-A Yankee gal among the Bsitshers-Home
remembrance and powers
Of voyage sure for sinng spels-A chano1
for Barrum-Yankec modcsy and English bushes-Bddea
perplexedGerad at home-A sudden and slight
isunderstandngOl hospitality
Lost satchel-A hopeless sudden elev, ton ana
sTARTLING EFFEcT-END OF ACT.
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RARNUMs MISUNDERSTANDING ELvIRA ON rHw
flying wire The Nnbian Trcubadours and surprisingly
excellent Negro comedians, Afternoons EVENING" AK
O'Clock administer their black raughts hearty doses
as win prove an nabe psnAcea tor and grief adapted
TO the dantest well AZ The mcs robust conid-
ton The Aquarta Bappy Family Living Serpent &C. Al
mittsnce rs cents, Children under ten IL cents 1
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HhA BROADWAY. BELOW GRAND SrREET
HI RENOWNED CAMPBELL NINSTRUA
Unprecedented attraction, more novelties than
BILLY BIRCH the funny Bradder Bones aud versae psr
former. M -
BOWERS the great Ethiopian inerrogaor OF the presssk
age
Monday evening. Feb I, and every evening during ~
DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM toe,
DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM
will be performed by the two greatest comedians tho wo
BILLY BIRuA and =. BOMESs,
BILLY BIRCH and Il. BOWERS,
Go and BILLY BIRCH In his great Break Neck ~,
THE GREAT BREAK NECK ACT.
THE GREAT BREAK NECK ACT.
Have you seen it. II not 60 and see them.
THE DARKlES' DREAM. THE DESERTED BROTHE16.
THE DARKIES DREAM THE DESERTED BROTHERG
b, A. COTTON 10 his Essence of Ole virginny.
Master CHARLES the Ethiopian burlesque dancer
j. D. DONNIKER, in his great Violin Solo, revyng 0idsa
Times. .ft'i ga ts1s u '..ll l sfl sa
Vocal duet, robin Rough by HERMAN and BOWERS.
]. Il. DONNIKER; A. NJ HERNANDEZ 3. A. COTTON, r..
A. HERMAN, n. W. GOULD, T. H. MONTGOMERY and q.
W. MOORE j. BOYCE, CHARLES 8. CONDIr.
The most versatile companyin the United States.
Doors open 6 commence u IN Admission Is cents
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WOODs MINSTREL BUILDING,
LAST WEEK OF NEW YEAR C1iIx
WOODS MINSTEEtS,
The OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE cry.
appear every evening in their popular acts OF --'
NEGRO MtNsTRELSY.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Mesprs O. IL Fox Il. Warden, Charles White, J. H. bed
WORTH and the entire Of this
TALENTED COMPANY.
Mr. D. s. WAMBOI.D win sing three bsads each eveulSs
10 conclude with T. beekers Celebrated original bs
lettA written expressly for this esnbiahmenl entitled
NEW YEAH CALLS.
Doors open nj 81; 70 commence at7x
Tickets % cenis; children under ten years. Is cents.
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uEERY IL LEEDS 4 CO. WILL GIVE THEIR PER
sona attention e sales Of furniture usual at the resi-
also Will hold weekly sales Of furniture &c their spac
saesrooms q Nassau street, between Pine and Cedar
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CPECIAL SALE OF GENTEEL
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
WELLES NICHOLS, Aucuoneer.
By BROWNE 4 NICHUI.S

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-WELLES
y NICHOLS auctioneer BROWNE 4 NICHOLS WIN
tween Harrison and Degraw No. South Brooklyn, on Fri
day. Feb II. at 10}S O'Clock particulars hereafter
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A ssIoNEEs SALE OF FINE sos GROCERIES, HORSE s

\ A SEIONEE,S SALE OF FINE GROCERIES, HORSE
IA wagon, &c.-WIILIAM T. BOYD, auctoneer, will sell
this day Feb 9 At 10Y o'clock, at 81 Ninth avenue
green black white and and burnt
coees Spices candles, preserves bottled ales wines
Begars Hcckers goods, ANAL wares barrels Of
-four butter lard molasses &c. &c comprising general as
counters heyng OIL tea and molasses brass counter
scales platform do meat racks &C. also young horse
covered wagon harness. &c Terms cash.
JCHN MORRISON, Assignee, zs Washington st,
UCTION SALE OF FASHIONABLE READY MADE
"A clothing and piece goods, Sc-By A. M. CRISTALAR.
Auctioneer, e bowery, this day, 9th inst, at 1O%
O'Clock large assortment Of linen arssies alpaca c.ss
stocks hose & also sanets veves CLOTH cassimeres &c
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'hs BED nan " On HORNED MORTAL.

NS1ss vANDENHoFF AND Mr.. swINBOURNE HAv
wi ing s completed brilliant ENGAGEMENTS in Phiadeiphs
and Baltimore, win proceed Immediately Southern
Western Manases DESTROYS Of negotiating for night
subsequent he let Of March are requested address e
applications 40 East Fourth street. New Horh They bruf
win them two entirely new and originAl plays.
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COLENAN'S CALIFORNIA LANE.
~ FOR SAN FIR ANCISCO,
Sailing regularly on advertised days.
Clipper Of SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
The AL extreme clfuu0r adif,

FLYING MIST,
1inneu commander,
q rapidly loading pier Is Wall This
splendid vessel made her only trip 70 San Francscoin 0days
delivering her cargo In perfect order Being great avo
and Of ANAL capacity Will be stched promptly above
BThis ship rates Al plus being da9onaly iron braced
and extra strong Fer balance Of freight apply 70
WIN 7. COLEMAN CO., IS Wall Ct ,Tontne Building
Agents In San Franctsco- MeesrH VIM. Z. Coleman
Exchange San In suit Limited
advances made shipments Of approved merchandise.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCrIoNEER.- OIL
n pnfntings-By Il. a r. II. sCHENCK.--This day and
Thursday 9Th and 10th Mt IL o'clock each day.
their saesroom No 50 Nassau street collection OF about by
capes and extcors BY Fuscb nes Cole Van On
1enhoren, Moremans Lampe Noremans, scht, Stanheld
Ebeyhardt Tenniera Pcermades, Peter DE Hoog, Rem
brandt Drugclbach De Cox and many others The painting
of SUBJECTS many very fine execution
We call especial buy sale perenp
tory The pictures exhibition at the sAesroom
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mEDICAIs

Ia: NJ LARMoNT, 50 MEaoEk ST kEr, coeNEk OF
~ Spring. opposite st. Nicholas Hotel New York Onicc
bours from 10 TO and TO r. ~ SUNDAYS BY Appoinnnn
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DR. wARD's FRENCH N,p AMERICAN MsDrC AL
~ cnce ssd broadway, @,ner Of eloOe street. saeoad
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MN WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
at O'Clock, ut 4b4 Canal street. Arge assortment Of
household furniture consisting Of black walnut and mahogany
dressing bureauH mahogany and other bedead sofas and
sofa beds mahogany dining and other chair: extension dining
Mattresses couch and couch BEDS china glass and esrhen
table cutlery and plated also large assortment
also fine iron bedseads mahogany rocking CHAIRS wardrobe
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States mail steamer FULTON, J. Wotton commander
Will leave for Eavre touching SO hampton land the mails
and passengers on Saturday March g. at O'Clock from pier
Ne. 81 North river, foot of Beach street.
this ship has five water tight Compartments enclosing the
engines 80 that In the event OF collision strandng the water
could not reach them and the pumps being free the
safety of the vessel and would be secured
Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be
board the day before sailing marked below
For freight passage apply to
W. s. DKAfTON. Agent, No. Z Broadway.
NB-The steamer Arago will succeed the Fulton sail
Aprll 2.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10
ID at l0] o'clock NJ the southwest Of Washing
and Fulton avenues BrookiynA general assortment OF
paror chamber and kitchen funiture mahogany score
with family four syrup, cider
potatoes. &c. Catalogues a. the sale srooms
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TYR RkLPHs oivicss NO s2Y.xecRre srRrrr-
~ Hours from io1z un q end tcv al un9
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GREAT UNITED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN STEAM.
" bhip line for Havana and Key West, Fla via Charles
ton C-Ths splendid and fsvorite steamship ISABEL
Havana tho 4h and l9h Of each month The Charleston
eeashps win leave this port for Charleston every Wednes
day and Saturday at O'Clock p NJ, from pier No North
river connecting with the ISABEL for the above ports
Through tickets may be had application to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO., % Broadway.
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THOMAS vEITCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.. II
Feb 1888 at 10Y A. the contents Of the four story rest
depce No. % East Nineteenth street. between Third and Fourth
unusually fine assortment Of parlor dining
ursery furniture of the finest STYLE made for the
ne IN suits Of various styles. elegant lace brotael cuana
ena o rcs ana
mahogany chairs sofas rockers lounges extension dining
and kitchen utensts with which the sale win commence.
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b Meciancs Hail, Az Broadway. above Grand street.
A0n0As' feD f 1IS Z H 1uC' FADDkN,
nv The original NoDIIL. DARROLLS.
VIZ CONF IRON THK HILLS, SCENES AT GUANEY'S sy
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
in anew and original pla 1Is scng acd dance.
Or. Tiger IN the Tent Doors open n ek commence M7k
Tfcfats centa. ''>''
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In gleerage Soo
In tecond cabin .9lio 70 $Au
The steamship NORTHGRN LIGHT, Capt Tnkepaush,
will leave New York pier No North river Thursday
March TO- at O'Clock r. NJ connecting via Panama Railroad
with the steamship Uncle sam the Pacific For
sage or freight avng capacity 100 of the latter apply
only ONCE Of the ne No. Bowling Green basement
ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
NJ BAH persons forbid trusting any account OF
the above ships owners.
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fLANfIC ROYAL NAIL sfEAN NAVIGATION CON
fon New YORK v % de seamship GIRO Captain
Geo, VIM. Jackson, February and The PRIME Alb SkT
Capt e vaers Thursday The Sd Of March nex touch
clssa jeo second go iSd SO Including fres
Hctsts ~ hs principal cite: railway routes 4 Grea:
bedding Passage 70 st. JohnsFirR clae S second SIS.
pSns 81 H,upn =, - ia q sr er sdysrsS osoeS "a
e interior N the third cas. be secured a Q!
the above Offices bring from OF the principal
ccs on the Mnes Of railway IN Great Britain @ VS. or from
Galway for 80. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
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nvHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S NAIL STEAMSHIP
NEW YORK,
H. j. voN SAsrEN COMMANDER,
will safl positively on
u SATURDAY FEB. 49, atl2M.
i0r Bremen VIA Southampton taking Tor London
navro Southampton and Bremen at the following rates.
Second cabin IS
For freight passage
0ELPCKE. kaUTGEN 4 REICHELI.
81 broadway.
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n. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER
"A. By BANGS, MERWIN CO., TRADE SAIrs RooNs
No. Is Park Row,

g RICHARDS, AUcfIONEER. SPECIAL SALE or
a; boots shoes rubbers &c-By RICHARDS WHIT
"A Cortnnd street Included in this lots stock
morning Of sale.
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MISERABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE OR TWO
~ families party of gentlemen wshirg to economist
Several very elegant roos with board obtained
delightfully."- situated country house the Hudson river nine
miles from Chambers street and within minutes walk
the railroad depot; billiard and bowling alley the
place. compodous stable and carriage house. For terms
6c. address Country, Madison square Post Office
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO OR THREE
n single gentlemen be accommodated with good board Oh
reasonable terms so East Broadway furnished
with and BATH
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1AUSKETS TO HIRE-MUSKETS BELTS, SWORDS
M Flags Equipments TO-, TO let for target companies pt
rades and drills. Companies out of the city sup He'd
WIN. S. STARK, $50 Eighth avenue
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CPRCIAL NOTICE.-WRIGHT, GILIIEs BRO HERE.
by inform their customers and friends that in
of the destruction of their premises fire the It'll inst they
have taken the store 80 Washington street. directly opposite
the old stand and prepared in connection with their
branch establishment give prompt attention TO the wshes
- WRIGHT GILLIES & BRO,
shinpfo ufraA
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I)ROF. %. N: MITCHEI.L AND THE REV. HENRY
i WARD BEEClIER at Cooper Institute.
Six lectures before the Young Mems Association OF the South
Baptist church. Cooper Institute by Prof o. NJ Mitchell and
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Der I-Prof Mitchell. Subject Tho Distance, Magnitude
and Number of the Fixed Stars.
OcT 19-Prof Mitchell. Subject The Organization of the
Stellar Universe.
Dor -Prof Mitchell. Subject, The Translation Of the Sun
and Solar System through Space. s.hI.
Oct Z-Prof Mitchell Subject The Clusters and Nebule
Their Origin and Constitution. s4.sn &
Ocr 24-The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. "a lecture)
Ocr 8l-The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. "a lecture.)
Tickets for the ST. Single tickets Is For sale
the principal hotels music and book Sbes
IL Wall street and by the Lecture Comuttee-T. Hadnet
70 Trinity Building and f. Miner 60 Broad street.
Cooper Institute.
Doors open at 6X o'clock. Lecture at8P.M
Reserved seats TO the the stage 81 co. 10 be had
only At No. Cooper Institute.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A PLEAsAN
"A koomnA strictly private family residing near Unic
square and Fourteenth street will pleasant Front Roor
furnished unfurnished with partial Board If desired
dress b udson, Union square Post Office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

7 -. 4PECIAL NOTICESs
CUsTAvUS A. RATZ REGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS
" and the public that he still 10 be found at his old quar-.
tes the Philadelphia House, l6 and LAT Bowery, where he
viii be happy % furnish them with every delicacy the
as well as military companies regiments and armies supplied
with dinners and suppers the promises elsewhere
the shortest notice Oysters picked TO order
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"A uemen with without breakfast consisting Of three
having large pantries BATH hot and cold
would be rented separately or ali together at No. Amy
place.
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E,oR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A SMALL FARM OF 81
II Of the very best Of land finely situated the VIII
hamburg and Jamaica turnpike ~ miles from the ferries;
sges the door hour from the ferries cottage
nearly large barn and all necessary oubudngs good
fence and plenty Of fruit would sell the whole part with
Ne buildings without would exchange for improved
farm In New Jersey South Apply to Mr. FOWLER the
Franklin House, College place, N. " the premises,
Middle Village, 1. I,
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COPARTNERsHR NOTICES.

COPARTNERNHR NOTICES.
DARTNER wANTED-EITHER ACTIVE OR SILENT
with cashcapa Of $4,000 TO 100000 In abusiness estab
exclusively cash None but principals treated
with The best of reference given and required Address
box l. 2l0 Post of1ce.
mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHRRs.-A PARTY Az
in the sewing machine business which
Of profitable nature desous Of extending the BY
Address Machine, box $500 Post Office with full address aud
r6HidencN.
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THE MILITARY.

THE SECOND ANNUAL PARADE OF TUE BI.ORHAM
Guard under the command Of Captain William Chapman,
made very handsome their 10 Wehaw-
ken numbering fifty AID commended for forty prizes
They had fine day and exhibited very solirv appearance
the fandsomest company the and reflect credit
their commander for their good discipline and genemanly
conduct.