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Nevada national., 1859-02-19
SHERIFF,S SALE.

pY virine OF a decree and order Of sale to me iirec
Died issued out Of the disrie, Court of the l4th in
dical District in and for Nevada County. State Of
California ON Judgment rendered in said Conrt IN
the 7th day OF February. A. D., 1852 in iavor OF W
W. WlXON, and againsi Wm. A. tClNkR. for the
sum OF Three Hundred Dollars. rrineitaI. with in.
terest the at the rate OF Ten per cent. per
annum from the rendition OF Judgment until paid.
together With Of ~uitFer the sale Of the fol
lowing described property, ia wit-All that certain
lot parcel Of land lying and being in the 10 Of
dpha. County Of Nevaca and State Of California.
and described folloNs--ta Wit wing the
Fast side Of Main Street aud fronting said street
Fifty ieet more less. running back One Hundred
and Fifty test bounded North By land owned by
John Bradley south by land owned by Mary Bun
euck--Al.o .Ut of Land lying In the South Faster
~ portion Of said town Of Alpha. One Hundred feet
square or less. on which stands the dwelling
house Of William A. Culver. Tneether wite all aud
singular the tenements, herediiaments and arpnr.
tenanees thereto belonging.
NOTICE Is hereby given that will expose 10 pub
lie sale. all the above described property, to the
highest bidder Cor cash. in front Of the Court House
door, in the city Of Nevada. on TUESDAY, the sth
Of March, A. D.. 1862. between the hours Of 10
O'Clock, A H. and O'Clock, I. NJ.
Given under my hand this the 10th day Of Feb
ruary, 4. D., 1852 : W. BORING. Sheriff
n2e.4t By FL. Burreil Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
RHEuMATIsM.

10 all esses Of inaamInatory Rheumatism. whether
acute or chronic, the Medical salt, discovered
BY Dr Ceggswell, Of boston, is infabla remedy.
This remarkable preparation acts directly upon the
fluids Of the body, in precisely the same manner,
and with the same effect the vaccine matter. All
eases Of Rheumatism are caused directly by colds
and inflammation and the peculiar properties OF
this Salt, its name, (Antphlogsiie, or antiinaam
rnatory) signifies, To subdue Inflammation and
squalize the circulation of the blood. In New Eng
land where this disease is very prevalent the anti
phogisiic salt has never been known to fail Of max
ing complete cure, of giving permanent relief.
II is no qusek nostrnm, patent medicine, but
regular prescription of one Of the most eminent
physicians in the United States who spent years Of
hi. life in study and experiments before making this
great discovery 1t is for sale by all druggists thrO
cut the country.
General Agents, EEDDIN6ToN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
From the . Herald
a Wffe's Appeal 10 nm Absent HAS,
band.

band.
Wa publish below letter, received by
last mail, from Mrs. Phebe Blanchard, who
resides at West Claremont. New Hampshire.
IN accordance with her request. Her hus'
band, Luther P. Blanchard, to whom she ad-
dresses most pathetic appeal, left bis home
April 4th, 1854, for Californi,. and has not
been since heard ofby his family. We hope
that Mrs. Blanchard may by this means OBJ
tain some Information OF her absent husband.
WEST CLARExoxT. Sullivan Co, NH.
December 2Slh, 1858.
DEAR HusBASD: II you are alive on the
face OF the earth. do come home, beg of you
do come while exist. Your little chill
dren are both alive and we'll. They often
speak about you, aud wish they could see
you. Our brothers and father have ali got
home, and you are the only one absent, and
we are anxious once more to see you.
oh, my dear husband, If you ever want to
see me alive again. come home soon, for
have suffered everything since you went
away save death-tnat must be the next. and
will come before long ! am afraid. unless
you come home. Ihave suffered by sickness,
cold. and hunger, hut all of that is nothing
to be compared with what other trouble
have underwent no tongue can describe it..
cannot write all would like to say. l
can only say, come home, and l will tell you
all. have toiled in the paper mill nearly
three years, but am sick. so that cannot
work any longer. cannot stand the hard
ships.
Oh. Luther, would rather see you. and
talk with you for one hour, than to have all
the gold that has ever been heard of in Cali
fornia DO come home. l beg come, rich
or poor, care not, II can only see you
alive and well once more.
l Iremain, your ever true and faithful wife,
PHEBE BLANCHARD
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of decree aud Crlcr 81 sale TO ma
ID directed Issued out uf tie District Court Of
the fcuftcenth Judicial Iistric; in and for Nevada
Co, state Of California on Judgment rendered 10
said Court the 10th day ef december. A. u. 1S5S
in favor Of JAMES HOLMES, and against WILLIAM
srROUf for the sum Of Eight Hundrcd and Sixty
seven Dollars debt with interest on the said o
sSG1. at the rate of !. per cent PER month from the
rendition OF dudgment until paid; together with all
costs 81 sut-for tie sale OF the following described
property. 10 vii The undivided fourth inter
est OF aud tn to those certain Mining Claims Mining
Ground ami Premises, situated, being and lying at
Gold ll n the County OF Nevada, state Of Cslifor
mia. ks1wn the Gold Hill Co.'s Claims, bound
ed oa the West by the claims Of Livingston Co.
and on the East BY tire claims Of james johnson 4
Co, togcthee With all and singular tn. appnrcnan-
thereunto belonging. orin auy wise apFertaining
Nurl' is hereby given that will expose TO pub
lie sale all the above described property, 10 the
highest bidder for cash in trout Of the Court House
door. the City of Nevada, Tuesday the 18th
day January. A. u. 1853 between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ aud o'clnek Z. NJ
Given under my hand this the 2ith day OF necem-
Der, A. u 1855,
5. W. BORING, Sheriff Nevada County
NO 1t Ter Ed. BURRiII, Deputy.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND carARRH.

BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND CaTARRH-
These diseases, and others Of similar character,
caused by colds and Inflammation, yield readily ami
certainly 10 the effects Of the Antiphlosistie salt.
II Is peculiarly beneficial in all diseases Of this char
acter. as they are inevitably caused by tendency
Of blood to the head and throat and the certain re
suit Of this Medical salt is TO reduce inan nation
and equalse the circulation Of the fluids Of the oo
dy. II Is also remarkably etheacious in inhAmmatc
~ diseases of the chest and abdomen such as Piles
Gravel, venerisl, Dyspepsis, pleurisy, &c No bet
Ter evidence Of the value of the medicine can be
given, than the fact that although ii is now nearly
two yesrs since it drrt offered 10 the public, the
discovsrer has been able 10 buta small
portion of his orders and 1t is only within the last
nv months that It could be obtained at any priep in
his state For sale by all Druggists.
General Agents, Redding ton Co, San Frsneiseo.
- - Agent Tor Grss. valley, wx. LoUTzENHEl.
S&n- 263m
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW MEDICAL SALT.


The most remarkable discovery In medical science
anee the days of Galen. Is the AniiIhl CYSTIC sais,
recently discovered BY Doei + CogsweH. cf Boston.
!. perfect substitute for the lancet the leach
and the blister. failing to diseases Of an
infammatory nature This wonderful combination
Of chemical salts is not patent medicine, but the
prescription OF eminent physician. 1t cures oHly
diseases caused by Inflammation such Rheuma.
t.nl Brain Fever, Neuralgia, scrcfula, Dyspepsia,
Ulcers. Gravel, Asthma, Piles Venereal and Cuiane-
81. 81 sea ses aui in short all diseases proceeding
fIom Inflammation whether of the head, chest,
igng thsoat abdomen or ex;renii;ies. its effect
&c nAIANvE Tsg FLUiD, Of the body, sni EqudisE
rzk oRcuLsuox Of the blood It operates in the
prevention aai cure Of malignant diseases precise
Is The same manaerzs the vaccine matter which
- resemble alike in iis application effects. This
shsinicAl com ibinstlon is powerful and insants
in its results, that the dose is only will
adhere to quill dipped in the salt, and held to the
trnsue for oSr MINUTE. The most astounding re-
sui. Ave invariably followed its In the atlantic
States. and thonsands OF testimonials 20 its viz.
tue. can be Furnished, il required. WorEs, howes-
aud not Fam, What is asked for this salt try
Il snd it viii prove is own efficacy Its pat up in
drsehm packages, price, Two Dollars and v be
forwarded. by mail post paid, TO any part Of the
country upon the receipt Of that sum addressed to
TEiulNGToN CO., san Francisco Full direc.
hons accompany each package As sup
pl, be received II will be for sale by all Drug
sisis in the State.
VIZ. IOUTZENHEIsER.
Agent for Grass Valley.
esasIa al Agents REhDiNGTON 4 CO.
Wholesale Druggists san Franciseo.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
nna nsss, oIa sere- ana uIesr..

Gases ofmany year. standing that have pertinscio
nslv refused fu yieid % or remedy or ~ q
mont. have invariably sueeqmbed ;ca lev appliea
tiuts Of this powerful unrucut.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
DISSOLUTION.

THE C0PARrNER>HlP therefore existing between
the Subscribers under the name and style OF GUILE
& Co, Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
Al dems nds against the Company should be pre-
sented to T. 7. GUILE aud JAMES COUNTER. who
will continue the Lumber Business. heretofore at
the Woodpecker saw Mill. under the name Of Guile
4 Co All dues 10 the late hIm should also be psid
!. shove f. : GUILE
JAMES .uUNTER
PETER pRuEsTETrER.
e-.u r.I--. ysrusrJ ., 1859 9<s~
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
HoLLowAY,s OINTMENT.

The free admissions OF all Nations e. wen Is N
verdict Of the leading Hospitals Of the oia a wen a,
the New worid. -.amp this rowerisi reme'ha' "seA'
the greatest healing preparation eve made b"'~n
70 suffering men. iis rrSs1EArvs QrSiiIiis So
thar MAEvnlors, through the external oril es'
Of tie skin. invisible 70 the aakei eye, Il reaches
the seat Of the external disease anil p III external
affections iis aniiinaammatory and healing virtues
surras' anything else on record aud i Natures
great ally
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

eS-We have received prospectus of the
Democratic Standard. to be published at
Sacramento by J. r. Hardenburg, and edited
by G. 7. Bolts, Esq.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
ERTPTseNs ON TIE srxIs.

Arising from bad state Of tha bleed or chruuis
disease eradcsicd. and a clear and transparent
surface regaine hy the restorative action of this
Ointment. II ,urilsses nlauy 81 the cosmetics and
ether irilet aiilianres IN s power 90 dispel ras1es
an. alM-r Ni.l. urlM-ni. nf lLe mo-.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
$1oO,OOO!!!

INANTED, - Cola Dust weekly, slOo o1o Tor
w which .hc highest price win be rai,l-Gold
Dust sent 20 the lint rifhout charge exccnt Tor TX.
pre.saga Advance made gt an tiines On dust sent
L. the Aut- have also a Melting Furnaces and viii
meli gold Int" hafa for PARTIES desiring il.
DRAFTS on THE ATLANTIC STATES
R0TuCHCHTns' DRAFTS 0N EtECPE.
CHECKS at par on SACRAMENTO & SAN FRANCIsC0
Special and General neposites received a. usual.
Collections aud Hauiing Business promptly attend.
ed 90.
residence ~ eight years IN Grass Valley | trust
hus mnie me suf.CieniiE weN known. not 10 need
further enlargcmcn. .--ulEcs ~ the Old stand on.
door below tie ENehanre.
A. DEiANO.
Grass Valley, january Il 1889 .5-if
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
POSTPONED.

CO. The above -ale has been postponed until
MARCH l, 1859. by order Of l'itG-s Atty
: W. BORING. Sheriff Nevada Co.
22-lot BY Ed. Burriil. Deputy.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
GEO A. LOvEGRAvE,
Newspaper and AdyertI.ino Aoeut

"'u advertising Ageht,
No. 81, Street. Sacramento.
=. ;n9enns W. tne Grass Valley Telegraph - and
a.. .s.,lx ,lln'es q Journal and the mountain
sW-NsaSiadfs 81 sss lsvSr rss.s VII -
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
Doh he Ointment ona PMs .louid BE-
useaIn le folleteing 90

RE- CAUTION .--Nane sre geuiue unless the
words " Hlii9Way. Neo iaik anil La3idon.n are
discaFnli- a. a I.al.f.Hagf-lu IN .,.rv leaf ~ ~.
boob Of direction around eaci pot ar hax The same
may b. plainly hs Aaifiaq The isaf 10 ne ifgAf
a handsome reward Nill be given 20 any oae render
'n- such information uas lead 70 the detection Of
any paris or parties cnuuicreituv The medic cine or
veaain- tie same knowing them o. he spurious.
- Sold ~ the Mauufactnries Of Professor Homo
way, 50 Maiden Lane. New York and bv all respcc.
table Druggist and Dealers in Medicine throughout
the United states and the civilized world, Ia boxes
at - cents, u3 cents, and 81 each.
ca There Il considerable saving by taking
the larger sifes
b b-ihrecliors for the guidance Of patients 10
every disorder are afixed 10 each box
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
PELEs AND FIsTUsA.

fvcr1 form aud feature ct these prevalent and
stuhbnin disorders g eradeard 'dtaiiy and entirely
ls t.e use 70 this emoieni warm Concentrations
should Irct'is iis 81 llicsiOl lis heali- qualities
VIII be iouud to be thorough and insarable.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
ERysrpELas AND SALT HuRUn

Are two Of The most common md yifuien, disorders
prevalent on this continent, to thee the Ointment
Is especially anita soui,tie s - aioins ogrrGHdf 10
first 90 eradicate the venom snd then complst-
the cue.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
Fruit IRE es,
VINES, sEFRUBs, PLANTS,
Ornamental and Shade Trres!.
The Subscriber offers tor sale At the

Ornamental and shade Trrcs!.
The Subscriber offers tor sale At the
CORNER OF MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS,
.....GRAss vuIEY......
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Fruit, Shade and
y Ornamental Trees. also Vines. &c, The stock
on hand and arriving consists. ia part Of
ArrLES, NFCTARNEs, pIUi.S
PEACHES. ctiNrEs CHERRIES,
FEARS APiuCOTS. FIGS.
OF all the most Approved Varieties Nso--
RAsPBEgRlEs, CoOsEBErRIEs, CUIRANIS, &c.
Es-The Suhseriher Las made arrangements, by
which he will be enabled 10 furnish to order aud at
short notice. from Of the most extensive nurse
re. in the state. any IsFicular varieties Of t,ees
non Catalogue, consisting in part Of
1855 Varieties Of Aplsc Trees,
1f6 Pear Trees.
a. Plum Trees,
60 Cherry Trees,
40 Peach Trees
5S Grape Vines
iI3 Ornamental frees.
a Catalogue, in full. may be examined, on appli.
cation 10 the Subscriber.
" Il. EVER, Agent.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

aASHkEhs. "A Superior article u BIAS
u ~ fsf quartz MI. - - fsuns At
ftEKSsB
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
REEEtPFs nrsOpnEns.

Tic proper quautum ana right condition Of the
n,se y 81 nuiueatcus importance to tie health of
she hun an isnrlc this ssu uIIars medicine exFes
ths hieaen secs o The complain; and renders all the
nntas an seefetcus pure aud auent. cleansing and
reza.lla.-nz lie fl-aI irnr.iAus oi the Llals.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
HOLL0WAY'S PILLS.
a BOON re- TEgE ssCKs
DKePERAH.

The great seourge Of tliis rpincn. Yields apietl,
20 course Of thee ant' ,;c Ills and the digestive
~ an are restored 20 ,ner proper tone no matter
m Nas hideoas y sre this b, dla of diseasee exhi.
- u'eii, 'his searching sHd unorFing remedy die
i'eftes u TIA the PATIENT system
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
TNfrEFVTEE, PROOF.

The testimony OF Nation, + uuaniinuu.ly borne
to the health giving virtues # this noble REMEDY and
Certificates Ia every living angusge bear witness 10
the rNDaNlAHLlSfsS of thcir 1rf.Ssfc WORTH
Hoilotsdy's l'iiis are the best remedy kaosea
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
sICKLV REntAI.Rs.

shnrla luss no iime ia trying few doses Of thi,
resuisilns and renofaiilg remedy whatever mas b.
their complaint. II can be tnten with safety In all
but miraculopS
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
General Debility and weakness.

sfom Whatever cause, lNNfss ~ siiRus. and III
other sl-ns % iiseasea liver aaf other disorgani
zation 81 the system. Vanish under the eradicatng
influence ol this all ewcrful antse,tie aud deter.
s-,sf remedy
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A MrR1CAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION 49,
"A rr.adwayA special meeting Of the associates
ny called on Tuesday Dec 70 1864 r. NJ purpose
q altering the rules BY order OF Dlrector
new York, Nov TO- 1853. CHARLES =. RERNARD,
6ecy A. r. AnnOciafiOu.
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HiITy INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT. NEW YORx OCT
. Isne DsisvaS csy iS.oss.or and sn3S1ssa with Ss
name Of the bidder written hecnn and the "Prcposas
and win DO received = he Office q the Oy lnsnsc
a 70 osiccl on Il which Tho same win Be- paelOy
opened The right and performance Of ervce contaed and
zsrmsp usn l. isss Sy DE soard Il Conncinsn Sept
II 1859 and approved ~ the Mayor, sept % 1854 y witt
reced 70 Use for the exclusive right aSe
years all the night soil Of tbs city, and or carrying
away s the of the sinks prses both liquid and
solid thereof beyond the Jurisdiction Of ih~ Pilot Commlson
s q @ state 10 @ e. andsr ne o s
nh he vessels al each aud every dock set apart for
s ssy a
transport the hsrbor all the contents Of the
- q Re q na vessels 81 &
and ropery with covered hslchways and
often at night and sunrise in the morning
contractor SHAH not use dumping vessel
weasel into The river within MISREPRESENTATION Of the fos
under me penalty as prescribed by the laws OF The
contractor aud his sureiies hrmes
and u be liable the Corporation and all interest
any penalty expense damage which NAV from the
mes ect default OF SAID contractor ursh proper and s
All proposals or bids rrcesed i be wltioa. delay t.as
nted to the common cou Gil for action thereon The
eebodes n he ely 81 new York 10 he amsaas 81 ssenty
ihosai dollars for the faithful performance OF his Contract
the Contractor shall pinse
or furnish proer and cen boats at and dock
forty esIi hours amer nouee Of he action Of he Common
Council relative 70 the award Of said contract 10 him. viii be
IS Of anenoed eharsr o. ISL and ,hs sane
shall lately be readverts the difference
person making default and his sarei.s
Ibegb peiDg hereby ,t 10 al
ration.
BLANK forms OF proposals ard estimates be obtained
D.NIt,I, VI DEJAyhN ctr Insnaeto-
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POLTTICAL.

nENOCRATS AROUsE.--Av A MEETING OF THe Me-
~ ehanics and workingn of the Egbeenh Ward held
NJ JAmcs Reds of Second and ~eny th
street. Wednesday evening, November Patrick Honey.
unanimously pomnned next candidate Tor
Alderman OF the ourteenth AldsrInanic district
JOHN BRADY, Chairman.
NfCuAEL SxrrH Secretary.
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MozAET Hall Now 1s .sa,,, NETTING OF
Ma Al Nozsr Hall Tbnrsday evening Nov j. the following
Esseluions unanimously adopted
he g
he s n y o
ssS eseiion dsrc Ma, orally Almshouss uonsea
Alnshonse rers"ns 10 Judicial Con,
from eseS wsrd he p Es
tventeps 70 nominate candidates for Councen; many
tssysn.ons which are 70 nominate s.nedass for
M school officers and other ward officers DO voted for
Resolved That the said election IN each ward shall be pre-
sd over By h.es Juees e be selected BY said
this Mice S ward o. saa s
@ shall A.. eey and ssM the sorrec'aess q said
rent this a,s saa &C, as umpire
va o oelos ana shsa
spss sSImitiss be sppon,sa By the ssr Ave
% g ss me . Bs9 sS
Resolved gsa. the Nasoray and Almshou.e Convention
= TX O'Clock The Judicial Convention sha meet 1t Mozart
s s meet s @ { s
~ late 3 ocnss r met 90 Tassds evening
the where the Assembly Con.
ss a %s ss wss sss. : se ct
shers The elections are held on Thursday evening"
Rsssssa 1hai hose ward. constituting .ia.rmanc dis
saS q an Adermanc Convention for Tie purpose Of non
Eesei1ed That The elections aforesaid in each ward which
docs cs copre one Aderanic district there shat be voted
appocned 70 the said Adermanic districts comprehend.
a within the boundaries IN isass Of the ward -
@ Gene; and ,s were appointed
Fis4 WAnpPolIs be held at No 50 Greenwich street.
sscosp pca Al No ssafos sp p INSPECTORS.
nsysG & nss ss Fasou street 10.n
aOrs-H. HcMshon H. Mscann e W swih-
yehn Maras inspeciors-Phlp Crehan John Nara, John
s.s-M. <. Ker!ssn, D ": hunt, Thoma. Danes .'p''
ssss
.asoI street inpscsors-'oAn oBren Thomas osnen
EIcnIS waHp-Pos he'd at No 50 yandam street. rnspec
Nssa WanDsos sa gssison HAIL. jackson square
aS Il wsss Hotel n.o.c
sors-Ass Roeart, Louis II vuAec, Philip Miea
md Third ,rse. IuspectorPeser Tracy Charles Levi
T:.lr1n w1nD-por. held at Jesse wnd's One Hundred
I'd Eleventh street and Third avenue InspectorsDenns
smHfrrsTa WAnp--Pos held al Clinton Garden ru,pec
e11ncmss cSsey.rs Shsrlss sie.isld John FonSsn
~st lnspccsorsJamea Eagan, Jeremiah Bush Hugh Bar
rTrEIr.n wAnDIPc. held Convention Hall Wooster
sGsst InapecsoJamss Acciuskey, William Brennan Pat.
,sss spposs TT smD1ppso held Philip oN Hall
r.s,js'S sTs,s AM ra corner Of
S. ssa Four MI. nov,a 1,,no,
Tvss1r1s nsa s a k E5sRcs s,aso
eSrn street nspecors-John Doyle W. McErash m,chss
TwysIY rlnsr w.RDPolls held ut commer,ors. y, A..
bscaaway' inapec'ors-Ed A. Moore 9. w. Weeks. J.
q w.n1ros hold Terence Reys MINI
Hany schnoor John jasper ,t By order CIR,
EpauSp rmrson. Secretary. = "iAAf' Chairman
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1FTH wARD--IN PURSUANCE OF THE Re-n..,
nors Of the Mozart Hall General Conmittce n
rsron WI be held a. Hermitage Hall Of Hons sns
hsnrs Elk snd eight O'Clock THOS REILLY Chairna' he
MmHAIl HAHN, Secretary.
Hnauectors James Cnsck,
Richard Hannah,
Henry RammeIl.
John To-rey . James Cusck,
kenny Pamwe'I Jhos Reilly.
ynrns eau defs, John " siark
Thus. Kane, Members Of General Go nnl.t,s
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THE LECTURE sKAsON,

11F0F. GILBERT, N. D., DELIVERS A VERY IMpOR-
tsnt lecture this afternoon TO ladies IN the DeM institute
Twenty third and Second avenue. Friday
syesng to gentemen Models win be used illustrate the
crre This evening The last Of public lectures the heart
liver, &c.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,


DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES
IL No. SO6 broadway, New York.
= No. l37 Montague place. Brooklyn.
Mondays and Thurer ays Tuesdays and Fridays
IyDi Wednesdays and Saturdays In New York.
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL. TIMES FOR BE9INyE91
Quarter commences from hrs. les4on taken
Private class for ladies a. u Seventh edition Of od
Issued. -
Private. family or school classes attended.
Circulars Ct either Academy.
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MAs0NIC-IONIC LOrGE, q. D. +. AND a. NJ THE
w nemters OF The above Lodge hsrehy notified
Ing Nov TO- at -. a'cioci. BY order of
W. i. PAIkELscec THOMAS NJ WODpS w NJ
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OK REWARD LOST, IN BROADWAY, ON wEDNE3-
e2O day afternoon fadys mink fnr "a
Lam 10 Warren street
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DENTIsTRY.
A RTFiC1AL BONE FILLING FOR DECA TEETH
IA Put IN SOFT reqnrtng 10 pressure, giving M nafr
Aching teeth mere sheis be Oiled WITH IL pivot ssn
without njurng Tie cah hv cenenns iAem 10 be sn,
way and Thirty -hrst street ~ oi"'a'
RTivICIAL TRETiL-NR DURKrS CONTINUES TO
IA exract tech In two seconds without The syhts,, ,ar
Ter SET etunrs o~y.ra urrs Tor ~ ~
fos rafting where arilaca, teeth iDsare1 pr n u
DURAN, S3 Canai street. door from l..ureus. " '"
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ANTHOLOGY.

THIRD FLOOR OF HOUSE 70 WEST srErrrrvrr,
street 10 let furnished Terms from g to SO per Wees
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At DE PERCkVAIS est BROADWAY INITIALS
N embroidered table linen and bed.
sohss cotton sndsk Embrdery to orisr
races menned ana oos u ike new all kicds OF stamping for
tMoroiusr0d CnsmMes ana Nighgown Yokes ladies' ready
Cioaks Dresses aprons Shirts Bankets Ac Of
- 49, :. - ----------------------
Leaiers supphed Old SKIRTS made
-
FACT-skIkTs,-oLD SKIRTS WOVEN OVER ARE
pered. Woven Skirts IL springs 81 rs; "a snrngs 81 So
Old made over q HARDING, Skirt Factory 23l Spring
street, near hndson
A GREAT SAVING TO BUYERa OF CARPETS or.
IA cloths, 40.
T.H&JE CONKLINg
Importers aud WhoIesae Dealers in
80 t,orpsnd street near Broaaway
VIII after this d,le and nnul the LIST Of January neyt
THAR Wholesale trade being m"siy over for is sss,c,