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CITY Intelligence.

THE ARRIVAL SMITH OBREN.--A meeting Of citizens
held at the Asor House last evening purpose
of devsng appropriate expression Of regard for Mr.
Smith O'Brien on his arrival in this city board the
Prince Albert now on her way from st Johns Commit
tees appointed for that purpose In the meantime
we understand that spontaneous movement is expected
the arrival OF the Prince Albert is announced
salute we are informed, will be fired by artillery
company from the Battery, and another from Brookly
Heights when the steamship is tcegraphed from Sandy
Hook when she reaches Quarantine that the friends
Of the coming visitor will have opportunity OF wcc)m
ing him by thousands his arrival the barge Office
pier foot OF Whitehall street the Staten s.an1 ferry
The Prince Albert will probably reach here Thursday
afternoon.
FIRE IN BRooME SIREEr-Betwecn two and three
O'Clock yesterday morning fire discovered Oh
the second floor of the piano mandatory Of Soebbe
Ter x Schmidt in the Of No. 423 Broome street.
The Gremen promptly at the premises, and extn.
gushed the Ere before extended beyond the build
ing in which originated. The stock in the factory is
considerably damaged probably to the amount of SIS 600
Insured for SIS 900 on stock In the Excelsior, st. Marks
jersey City, Exchange, and two other companies, names
unknown The building is damaged about 5000 II Is in.
sured for 81 500. The fire originated in vicinity Of
the stove but how there is unknown at present
The matter will be investigated by the Fire Marshal
CoRoNERs OfIcEs-Francis Smith, n lad, was run over
and killed yesterday afternoon, by wagon driven by
named Patrick Cregan The accident occurred in Four.
teenth street. Third Cregan was arrested 10
await the result of the Coroners inquest, which will be
he day,
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The Latest from the Black Warrior.

The steamtug Satellite, Captain Hammond left the
Black Warrior on Rockaway ba yesterday afternoon at
three O'Clock, when she in the position as was
stated 10 yesterday BERALD and making very little
water She has received yet scarcely any injury and
fast dschargiDg her cargo The schooner Rnggold
has taken from her load OF cotton and arrived here
last evening Her cables laid and her anchors put
out. The wind having blown very strong from the
westward, the shoa which she is aground-about two
miles from the shorc-is bare and walk around
her. The steamug Achilles was pulling line attached
10 her, but did not move her. As she went the shoa
when the tide was very high will require very high
tide 10 get her Off Capt Bowen agent of the underwriters
had her charge, and the weather continues fine, it
is now expects to get her of in few days. But should
gale set in from the southeast she must inevitably go to
pieces Captain Hammond, who brought up the last
evening in the Satellite returned with men, pro visions
and steam pump, TO render whatever service may be
necessary.
The following letter received last evening, at half
past five o'clock from Captain Bovine, the underwriters
agent, by Ewood Walter ESQ., Secretary OF the Board
Underwriters
STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR Feb. %, 1859
Since advising you yesterday, have fully asccrtained
the position OF the snip; she is mbedded in tie sand full
seven feet with large list seaward, and at five F. H.
yesterday could walk dry footed nearly the length Of
her on the port sde with only eighteen inches
the sarboard side She lies perfectly quiet WATER
and am in strong hopes Of saving her if the
tinues fine.
The following is list Of the cargo brought up by the
schooner Ringgod-S4 cases merchandise guns,
1888 barrels oranges go do four and "a bales Inc
Rnggold lies at pier 26 North river.
Captain Ferris also reports that should the weather
prove favorable there strong hopes that steamer
will be got of.
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THIS WEEKS NUMBER OF


Is admirable 1t contains org other hings-
beautiful portrait OF the PRINCESS CLOTIIDE, PRINCE
NAtOLEON's BRIDE with anecdotes Of her family and
wedding.
msrriaceny illustrated description United States
SUBIkEAsUEY AT NEW YORK, with the GOLD BKICKA
&C. and full account of the methods by which do
based
A charming picture OF the GREAT BALL of the SEASON.
uhh POhI Ia It's from nature.
An illustrated narrative of the MURDER OF DEAF AND
DUMB BOY at Utah, furnished by officer of the United
ttates army.
An admirable account Of the GREAT NAPIER BALL &
Washington by special correspondent with descrip-
ton OF the ladies their toilets appearance
Two effective engravings Of the picture gallery az
WILLIAM H. ASPINWALL.
Two graphic Pictures of the REVOLUTION IN HAYTI
Wit; account Of Soulouqae and his Empire and OF hi
Successor. =
sprghy Letter from Special Paris Correspondent
full OF Anecdote and Humor.
Two touching intensely interesting Love Stores
A thrilling Picture OF The New YORK Almshouse NURSE
SLAuGHTkhlhG THE INNOCENTS.
WEST. 49,
An Original Poem Of remarkable meri-,he Old MUSE
CLAN.
The WEEKLY FARMER. Essay on Hotbed and Cola
Fran Plants which farmer country should read
With the usual careful Summary Newa Louncer Edi-
torAs Chess Chronicle, Weekly Market Report &C.. &c.
HARPERs WEEKLY. FIVE CENTS
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The Ship Cherubim Not Ashore.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your impression of yesterday date notice report of
the ship Cherubim, under my command, having been
ashore on the Southwest Spit The ship not on the
Southwest Spit but aground in mid channel between the
Southwest Spit and tho Knoll owing to the low tide from
heavy northwest winds blowing for twenty four hours
previous. THOS. B. SKINNER Master
NOTICE.
The ship Cherublm did not strike the Southwest Sp but
was caught In the between the Southwest Spit
and the Knoll owing TO The water being blown
Dor by the heavy w. N. Weser. e. W. b.
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THIS WEEKS NUMBER OF


Is admirable; 1t contains among other things
beautiful portrait OF the PRINCESS CLOTILDE PRIMER
wedding 's ""~
masndcenty Illustrated description of the United staes
SUB TREASURY AT NEW YORk. with the GOLD BRICKS
e and full account OF the methods by which coins are de
based. - $500 ' 90 ""-
charming picture of the GREAT BALL of the SEASON
with POkTnAITs from
An ilu ytraed narrative OF the MURDER OF DEAF AMI
DUMB BOY a. Utah, furnished by officer Unnol
states army.
Al admirable account Of the GREAT NAPIER BALL AZ
WASHINGTON by special correspondent full descrip
ton OF The ladies' present their toilets appe trance
WILLIAM H. AsPINWsLL-
Two graphic Pictures of The REVOLUTION IN HAYTI
with an account OF sououque and his Empire of hi
Successor.
sprghly letter from Special Paris Correspondent
full of Apecdote and Humor
Two touching and intensely interesting Love Stories
A thrilling Picture OF the New Almshouse NURSE
sLAUGHfERtNG TIE INNUCENrs.
WEST. "
An Original Poem of remarkable merit-,he OLD MJST-
CLAN.
The W EESLY FARMER, Essay Hot bed and Cold
Frame Plants which every farmer ia the country should
Win the Usual careful Summary Of News Lounger Ed.
toras Chess Chronicle, Weesly Market Report &c,
dc, &c.
HARrFR's WEEKLY. FIVE CENTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PuBLlsHt This DAY,
l. GEORGE LlPPaFD'sL II WORK.


p. Or fnE Poison q LIT
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VI Vine Paul ArdebheIn h. onk of Wissahick-
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Price 15cenis '"'so "e'"'" '"'uAA''
adrbn glanced around the hroug he marked each stall
warm nan AT arms-eaeh strong mbed
and then bis chest heaved his flashed az he
Seize him. men OF Albarone the murderer Of your
lordp "See page % 70 '~~A
bis work the last written George IJppar pr,or
to his death and first published Vs. by ali odds The
best and meet exciting work penned by popuar
rcan author and advise all to get and II al once
GEORGE LIPPARD'S OTHER WORKS
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The OF AKhR CITY Or. The MONKS OF MONK Hall. Two
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BLANCHE OF BRANDYwINE. Two volumes, paper
Price 81
THE NAZskENE One volume. Price 80 cents
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Booksellers Dews agents. and all Others viii please send
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copies of the above works will any person.
TO part OF the unted States free their
ting the price of the they wish the publishers
letter Address al ORDERS 70 receive Immediate attention,
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S6 Chestnut at, PHILADELPHIA.
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water was projected from the various engines which par

In accordance with this decision the victory 10 both
pany wnnrg the first class prize and East RIVER Compl
ny No H. the second The prize for the victor OF the
first class silver tea set said TO be very Valuable AMI
that for the second class silver urn, also valuable The
prize for the third has not yet been announced.
The whole affair passed Off well and were it not for tue
delays between the playing OF the engines would nave
been OF agreeable interest and eXc nent 70 every be-
holder.
OTHER FESTIVITIES.
In the evening the armory of the Washington Grays,
corner Of Grand and Centre streets, brilliantly lumi
naed and large transparency twelve by eighteen feet,
with alegorical representations commemorative Of the
day, displayed in front Of the building Washington
Chapter, o. u A. gave grand bail at the Apollo. Among
the guests Senator Bell of Tenn, and Hon. John
Minor Bots The Young Mems Democrat; Club gave
similar entertainment at the City Asss mby Rooms.
Other decorations, m sic and general management Of
the ball were on the gandest scale. Company f, Wash
lret0D Grays, celebrated the day by dinner ut Military
Hall, Bowery TOasts speeches and general good feel
ing prevailed throughout the affair.
The directors Of the New York Juvenile Asylum No.
u West rarteenh street. got up au exhibition, IN which
the children al that institution took prominent part
THE FESTIVITIES AT THE THEATRES.
The several places Of public all well
attended last night AT the Broadway In addition
usual performances, there represented tabeaux,
the subject Of which the signing of the Declaration
of Independence. The "Star Spanged Banner was also
sung the solos by Misses Lucille and Helen Western, and
the chorus by the ladies ana gentlemen of the
The Veterans OF 1872 escorted by the Con,nenas visited
Bun TONS AT Laura keenes, subsequent TO the play the
band performed "Yankee Doodle" d la Julien aud then
came series Of four dbeour otca, representing
in the lie OF the Pdter Potr,g They we'll done,
and received much applause Mr. Thomas Baker
especial credit for his very clever arrangement Of the in
cidenial music.
TIE DAY At RANDALL's ISLAND.
TIE children the island, through the bounty of her
guorclansthe Governors Of the Almshonse
the birthday Of Washington in their usual joyous and hap
py manner. There wos a well supplied table, grooming
uIGer all the delcaoes Of the season cakes sweet
meats fruit and other J0s bons wanting while
there was plentiful supply of lemonade, which the chill
dren greatly enjoyed The boys went through their
utons in spirited way, elcting the applause OF those
who were present. and altogether the celebration
cheerful feature Of the day.
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THIS WEEKS NUMaER OF

Is admirable. II contains among other things
beautiful portrait of the PRINCESS CLOrIIDE PRINCE
NAPoLEON's BRIDE, with anecdotea OF her family and
masnihcenty illustrated description of the United
sUBlkEAsURN Al NEW YORK, with the GOLD BRICkS,
&C. and iu aee0uG OF the methods by which
based
charming picture ofthe GREAT BALL of the SEASON.
with POkTh Wis from nature.
An illustrated narrative OF the MURDER OF DEAF AND
DUMB BOY at Utah. furnished by officer OF the United
states army
An admirable account of the GREAT NAPIER BALL Al
washington by special correspondent with full
ton OF The ladies' present their toilets &C.
Two effective engrayngs OF the picture gallery Of
WILLIAM u. AsPINWALa
Two graphic pictures of the REVOLUTION IN HAYrI.
with an account OF Soulououe and his Empire of hbs
Successor.
sprghty Letter from Special Paris Correspondent
full of Anecdote aud Huunor.
Two touching and intensely interesting Love Stories
A thrilling Picture of the New YORK Almshouse NURSE
SLAUGHIfhlNf THE lNNOCENrS
\ clever Sketch of making a PRE-EMPTlON IN THE
WEST. "
An Original Poem of remarkable merit-the OLD MUsI-
CLAN.
The WEEKLY FARMER. Essay on Hot bed and Cold
Frame Plants hch every country should read
ih the usual careful Summary of News, Lourger Edi-
toras Cheas Chronicle Weekly Market Report, &C. de-,
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Personal Intelligence.

From LIVERPOOL in steamship Africa-C Romano James
McCrcary FAcher Fischer 1hos McMullen Miss Miles,
Mr. and Mrs W Hanse Mrs Archd Tomlinson infant and
nurse Mr. Appod, p Valiant, Mr. and Mrs = Brown,
Parmel, u q Walter, Walter Spencer, VIM Parker Cant
suy Mr. King. Fred Schoss, Mr. Ross, Murray Henry
Homlson VIM jackson, Lewis, Mr. Klein. Douglas,
Baron Won Gerolf Mr. Sake MIR Fernandez, McMaser
Van Baur iaoati Carlnot Langion Johnston robert
Nico James Miller. VIM Brand Ochsner Kos Mr. aud
Buckup Mr. and mrs Rowlands Mrs JONES' MIR Bennett,
CHARLES Frost Mr. Livingstone Chas Young. John Dogge
Moses Dunnenbarm. '"'
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BARcIAy-FuNT-On Tuesday, Feb. 90 by the Rev.
Walter Clark, d. d, OF the Mercer street Presbyterian
CHURCH, JAMES H. BARCLAY, of this city, Miss H. VIOLA
FLINT, Of North Reading, Mass.
OuTRAM--SrRAGuE--At NeStown, T.. J., on Thursday
Feb H. by the Rev. j. Knox, ROBERT OuIRAM to Miss
SusY Il. SPR4GuE, both Of Newtown
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DrumgOld 4 PrOch, Merchant Tailors and
cIothers NO "a Broadway opposite st. Pauls church store
formerly occupied ny Genn haer) Offering splen-
DID stock OF ready made clothing got In the style
Their with an assortment: medium and low priced goods
prices that will astpnsh and their Ia aso
sto ked with and elegant goods he talented artists
employed and great care given TO ordered work call is
soil ,ted
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A. GrandJenn, Advice and Consulrag TO,
office he hair has removed until further notice
The hous the westerly Of Broadway and Tweo
street, a lew doors from broadway.
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Bsschelcr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces-
The best In the world SURPRISING all made Sod and applied
ut the manufsctory. xS Broadway.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils SOsd Mt Retail
by all sationers NJ Wholesale only by EBERHABD FABER
sole agent. l33 William street -
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pUBLsHED THIS Day
T.
The SWAMP DOCTORS ADVENTURES IN THE

pUBLIsHED THIS Day
THE SWAMP DOCTORS ADVENTURES IN THE
Containing tie Louisiana swamp Doctor; sreaks
oil suater Life and Far Western series of forty
TWO humoIou Southern and Western Sketches descriptive
incident and character, by Madison Tensas" NJ ID and
solitaire" authJr Of Swallowing Oysters Alive &c with
Price 81 %. o~' - '' ~
MAJOR THoRPE's SCENES IN ARxANsAw
Containing the whole the Quarter In Kenucty and
bob Herring the Arkansas bear fIunter well as Cuu-
other characters throughout The Unit
verse Yankee Nations TO which Is added the in Po-
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Translated by Mary Howt complete IN two Volumes paper
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paper cover Price u or 10 one ume CLOTH Tor 81 2
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The above books all Just published sale by F. A.
sellers al tie country and the best pubnel
Tor years.
Coes of of the above ks will any perso
toaty part OF the United states tree Of postage their
hitting the price Of the may wish the puolahel
In letter. address all ORDER 10 The pubishsrs
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No. 500 Chestnut street, Philldelpha.
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The Celebrated French Yoke Shirts Made
to ordei sewed by hand and warranted to it, at BALOu
BROTHERS. 400 Broadway.
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Lates
povees gentemens furn shng goods GREEN'S shirt am
furnishing store, No Astor House
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner Of
Houston street-Hotel on the European
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Rup6lrc Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk Stockings
yeins supporters and shoulder braces
ormities made to- ORDER Office No. vesey street.
Rouse, heW York. -
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SbIrt-Warranted to FIT, from Fine MaterI.
ais and sewed by hand, at JACKSON PURDYS shirt ware
house 6l HroadXaY
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HolIo~vay,s O,n,men, !. ,..

Chest OF Good Tea for One DoIIar.-AIso
ten pounds coffee for 81. CHRrsTfANsONs No Cham
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ChristsdorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beat In the world Wholesale and retail ana The dive
privately applied No 9 Asor House. =
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THE FAMILY HERALD,

The Napier Bai'-AHairs In the Erss-Deve-
ioIeme"fs OF sYnrts aaiism--Dr. CLe.ve,'s
CtnsSch Troub'es-TDe Gold Fever Of Ne
brsssa-The Revolution in IInyt,--Csty
Ne"s-Market Reports, Sc, DC
TIE FAMILY aEhALp, in its edition Of today "wednesday
VIII eve oil the news Of importance OF the preceding
with quantity OF useful and interesting reading Among
other matters 1t will conisin:-
f,li account ofhe Grand Ball Washington Lord
Lady Napier Decorations OF the Rail RoomGrand Display
OF CrDolne Laees, Diamonds Flowers and FrpperyThe
Distinguished Guess-who There and what They DID
Scene. Incidents &c.
Affairs In the Ess-Leters from Correspondents in
ChipaaDd British India.
Developments of spi tuslism-Mrs Morrill, Mr. Hume
Cbare OF Rape while in Trance-Andsvit OF the Plain
tn-Crr1ous Case-Spiritual Life in New York.
Do'ngs at washinstonaepor Of Proceedings Of Con
gres4
the Mysterious Disappearance Of Mrs Captain Brannaa-
Further Investigations.
The Revolution In Hayh-Addihonal DesalsThe Ex Empe
ror in )amaca-iiog His Majesty Appeared and Dress
ed-PDc,amation of President Oedrard &c.
Terps-S2 per year. single copy. four cents To he on
Ained ut the Office and OF ell agents Adverse
meDtainferted at the usual HERALD rates
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Hiii's Hair Dye-5O Cents n Box, Black or
brown No. Barclay street and by all druggists. Arcuc
ointment.
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The Latest Drawings OF the LegnIized Lott,
ries IS reported to WOOD EDDY ACO

|
MANAGERS FoF THk
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
Oncsl Drawings by Telegraph
DtIAW >hE LuTTFhIES
Thdsubscribers, Con
OF heStae of Delaware to supernend the drawing Of lot
terry authorized by the legislature having b day attended
ware DO hereby certify that the following numbers
whichweIe this day drawn from the wheel viz
EXTRA CLASS, No li3, FEBRUARY % 1859.
%. SO, 50, 80, l, Il, 10, Co. 10. 49, 81, 81, SIS.
CLASS No l4i. FEBRUARY q, 1852
GO, 20, Is, S. Al, II, s. "a, H. p, SO. 26.
Ardtht the said numbers drawn the which
they stand above.
Wu.ss hands, at Wilmington Del this Tuesday, Feb
%, 1854. GEuRoG GOKOON,)
AlEA PORTER, Commissioner
JOS SEAL
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The rbacrbers. commissioners appointed TO superinteno
ha drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby rfy
hal uefolowDg the numbers which this day
IRON tle wheel, VIZ
Glass No III, FEBRUARY %, 1859.
80, q, 8, 6, II, &C, 9, Co. 5, AZ Al, S. 4.
CLASS No. l42, EXTRA, FEBRUARY % 1859
81, IL, "A, a. IS. s, 81. 81, 65, "a, 2, l6. L.
And Tia, the Grd numbers which
they stand above.
Witness hands at Augusta Ga this Tuesday Feb. %
1907 T. 2 2 p bhfssh Commissioners
WOOD EDDY co. mnmins,oS, pf ;so wsre
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chronological Examinations will DIreci
young right pursuits and teach them how make
most OF their time aud talents FOWi Err WELLS give
charts AID written characters daily at 20S Broadway
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Take HeAlthful PLY steal Exercise Mt Woods
Gymnasium No. East Twenty eighth street.
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Kaxo
srup-rhis the genuine article hks e1uAled
producing the keenes possible edge razor. For sale
J. i q. SAUNDERS. Ne. Aston House.
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H"iI0way's Ointment II used In NIL the
European hospitals the doctors find the best savc for
ing wounds and cuts, while scrofops ceansed
ard healed by few applications Mandatory, 80 Maiden
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Married

Wheeler s. Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office sos Hroad way. n. Y
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RAYMOND sINGLA
pITAE vuvUnka

In ouer pipes and ocaves, under custom house lock-
ale On hvcrable terms 60 close concern by
&. MEIiETTA CO, SO Beaver street
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Cur Your COuEh.-15 Ceuts.
d. ll3 Third avenue. near Fourteenth greet
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/" LODd0n Jockey Club House Gin'-
8 +. .. +. Triton. Is and q Cedar street, 4