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Address,
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m HE FIRST VOLUME OF THE

l. ANGLO-AFRICAN MAGAZINE, BOUND.
is NOW READY.
1t contains articles from the pens of the follow
ing contributors:
Bishop Payne, James M.Cune Smith, j. W. c.
Pennington, Martin R. Delany, James Theo. Hol-
ly, George B. Vashon, VIM. j. Wilson, Martin H.
Freeman, Robert Campbell, Charles L. Reason,
James Fields, j. Holland Townsend, Edward W
Blyden, Robert Gordon, j. Mercer Langston,
Amos Gerry Beman, Chas. B. Ray, Frances Ellen
Watkins, Mary A. S. Cary, Sarah N. Douglass,
and Grace A. Mapps
Music, by A. ]. R. Connor.
Observation-Disclosures of Alexander Du-
mas.
PRIcE.-In half Morocco 81 62; in Muslin, SO.
Orders should be addressed to
THOS. HAMILTON,
48 Beekman street,
[P. 0. Box 1921 New York.
25-tf
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SAMUEL j. HOWARD

SAMUEL j. HOWARD
Oreturns his sincere thanks to his friends and
the public at large for their patronage and hopes
that his prompt attention to business heretofore
will secure a continuation of the same. Orders
VIII be received at the following places
Office, 81 High street, Brooklyn;
Dudley &; Stafford 80 Beekman street, New
York;
313 Broadway, New York.
This express may be found each day at Peck
Slip wharf, from an early hour until o'clock A.
NJ, and from II till 8 P. NJ
Orders received in Brooklyn at the office, 81
High street, 299 Hudson avenue, DR.. r. ]. Davis
corner Clinton and Fulton streets; S14 Fulton
street, Al Hicks street 1926
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SMALL PARLORS, SITTI q R0 ).tlS. &c.

finished in rosewood "a beautiful piano, at
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS.
These pianos fully warranted, and have all
our last improvements. Circulars furnished
application giving full particulars.
THEY ALSO FURNISH
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more money we raise the more noble the
monument we rear to the memory-not of
man only-6ut of a race.
Please make such efforts to secure funds
for this object as seems advisable, and for
ward the money within four weeks, if pos
sible, to the Treasurer,
j. M. FITcH,
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MARRIED.

WuMoRE-LYoNs AT Williamsburg, on Dee.
20, by Rev. Mr. Marshall, John Wilmore to Louisa
Lyons, all of said city.
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THE YOUNG MEMS LITERARY
L Association of the city and county OF New
York, meet every Wednesday evening in the lee
ture room of the Seventh Avenue Presbyterian
Church, near Eleventh street, (Rev. Ii. NJ. VII
son, pastor.)
The exercises consist Of reading, lectures and
debates. Admission free. l3-u
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@@ THE EVERETT
z@%SA HO USE ASSOCIATED
SsssLSA CLUB will give their first
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
in honor of the opening of the Everett House, ON
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1860,
at the
METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
l7S Prince street.
EZRA SCHUYL LER, President
HENRY SIAIONS, Vice President
r. L. LAUsoN, Secretary.
EDWARD S. HUTCHIsoN, Treasurer.
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nHE YOUNG AMERICA PIANO.
i perfect article, and fully warranted for
SS1OO,
sc III oil PIAN 0,
$15O.

The subscribers having been induced after re-
peated application, to make ! ono at low price,
TO meet the wants oI many nov deprived of the
luxury have perfected such an instrument, sulta-
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n IL. VOORHEES, DANCING

Ul B. VOORHEES, DANCING
i ACADEMY, at Metropolitan rooms, l7s
Prince ST.
Practicing evenings, Monday and Friday. Pri-
vate classes on Wednesday evening, from till II.
An afternoon class for masters and misses every
Saturday, at 3 O'Clock.
Ali the fashionable dances taught.
For terms, &C., apply at the rooms at the hours
above specified, or at bis residence 154 Sullivan
street. 15-l2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M A ID A Nj Il M A G. N A N
Ill begs to inform her friends and the public
that on and after
MONDAY, 9th inst,
she will be prepared to
GIVE INSTRUCTION.
ON the
SPANISH GUITAR,
and in
SINGING,
at her residence,
154 SULLIVAN ST,
NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS MODERATE.
Home from ii A. NJ. until 8 P. NJ
January 1st 1860. 25-tf
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HANDSOMELY FINISHED PIANO,
adapted for school practice and purposes, at
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS.
All our pano-fortes have our great improve
ment, the insulated iron rim.
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ROBERTS.

TTEATH'S EXCELSIOR WASHING
IL BLUE (the very best article of the klnd,)
for sale at the Drug Store 90 WEST BBOAD-
WAY. II IL cents per bottle. Fu
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Oberlin, Ohio.
SIGNED, A. n. BEEcHER,
j. M. M.LANesroN,
j. MONROE,
j. WATSON,
G. KINNEY,
S. Cox, Com.
w. Z. KELLOGG,
FL. Evans,
S. PLUMB,
S. GRIMES,
j. M. FITCH,
OBERLrN, Dec. 20, 1889.
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A MONUMENT,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2, 1860.
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TINE LECrURH snAsOH.
muNIGHAL ADHAilSs.
pArrRs rxsnISe BsFoKE HIS HONOR THExAYoR
i for approval - -


FROM DUNNO. COUNCIL.
Resolution 70 permits NOR continue shutter Dor In
frcnt a No 81 hudson It s,t -, -
Board OF uouneisnen. November % lsJ. ADOPTED
Board q Ademsn. November g. 1864 Co ayes and noes
EssolusLa. 70 permit the Third Avenue Railroad Company
y lay track. ~ lsah street westerly from fhc 80
Sc .i ~ esss ss,ss .s.s -s ss 400 q
svcsue brsnsh IN rryoe $50 feet IN eagth 80 80
prrstt Iscs also 70 ~ .aSoas ,r.eh Of tho,e
p.ny The AS viii ANAL eobOle from
sosra q loan simsa. November DC 1850 On ayes and
sosrt q Aldermen November &c 1901 Gu ayes and
As.ou,io eir-sur IN. comgsrOi-r procure 10, for
Boud Of coancilmsa November q. 1900 On ayes Aad
bcSd z Nidernsn. November . 1850 On ares and noes
Rrsonton sppclntrs rreisrics > King Conmssupsr o.
Deeds IN place o. hsdose sq.yes r.ssnod and Charles
Bad q sslnen October 8, isso. On ses ssd
bad Of Aiaernss November ~ 1880 On ayes and
No - kAst river 70 VIM n. Ad2ms fox - 400
Bar q Aldermen, so.smber .. iss On ayes and noss
BasrI Of oounoaneu Noveaser Sc 1880 Ares and moss
Ke.oiucn --c.ug Street Com .dvesss Tor
foe repairing and glazing he public lamps for one
so.s ., Aldermen ss,s-ser q !. VS.; 80. aa.v,sa
sdoped.
h..qo1 70 gn sI e fuusr s1gs POM = the s Lieut.
s&rd o. Aldermen November Is 1850 On ayes and
bar Of couaci men, November u, 1850 On ares
adopted
NJ auin pave Lexington between Forty sesond
and Ffty sev~n'h with BeEisu pavement hall
pese 70 be pad By the osners and 70 pas IN oraiasnc-
sherefor.
ho~ss o, ARsrneu Nov II. isso Ayes and adopted
Poard o. Conncilnen 8 1860 and adoy.sd
Rssounn % permit livinrsen. Crocheron 20 70 erec,
gale their Pier foot 81 murray street
Eosri ~ Aicerrnen, Nov ~ lSd0 Adopted
Bosrd OF CouDcrnen NOV - $3.50 On and noes con
CURED Ia.
Resolution 70 ter the RON. occuried BY The Sixty nns
r.se how'd Il Haanss. NOV u 1880 On ares ana
sdnps~t
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SPECIAL NOTiCEs.
A PROCLAMATI
MAYORS i,rrrcs.l

CRY or SAVANNAH, Nov "a, 1890 (
Whereas within the psst few weeks there
northern port. city; whereas the evils re.
sultng from tbs imp becoming both saife aud
placed upon this ind ting poor aad supers a "a
whereas The " xuncii At IL. las, PISSED ordI.
into the MY of savani AL ia words following wit
lection he dain.d bs the aud slasrmsi the
bled Ano hereby ordAlLsd BY sutaon OF the hs
ohau not be awfu hereafter for any niser 3artan
e M ny ssm o. ssss af,ns y ~.
seuEm or Other person nkely pslsr 10 chsga
on said city, without ms,oa TO tss kssor acting
provision captain al DO iA,le
on vican Def the Poos toui sne OF tSenty
Cd aforesaid msy ntt-d Oh .ush mn
ter captain commsr der essr saeh paeeuser
bosd 10 approved ~ Mayor that su passnser or
other pasper tba no. becoms chsge add
cutm AMI al expenses Ing tee anforoenst
ders Of The Mayor In -srrng out this ordinances any given
And be further ordained aforeaai THAI his
honor the Mayor be he IL HEREBY instructed
Of teoor rsqu this ordin .rd
the detsrp nson OF ID. city sGhoruss OF
NATION be pu,list cd in the gAzss Of
her papers a. In tbs noni OF tbs Mayor may be prn ar
}; Ravs nah the hales e Ia eompxnos VITA the
nsTuions In said ordinance cnnisined and for the
nens thereof 60 seue thi. m proe .mxnn hsreSy noi,v
all person Ia ooncsrnet Of the
luremrss o. ias sAd adnsnca and mora putleul.ry CIV
II ag vessels plying be, seen Norhs ports snt ppr
ssvspnsh and the and consgoees ssd vessel. Of
en'orce The conditions pense. OF sait ordinance Ia
rder fscuay TO the u Of aio this city
esed By the cerk Of ounel hi. The ga d. % No
ember 1870 Oh sRLEs q. JONES, Jr Mayor.
A,iss,l RicHAnD ". Corr Clerk OF Council
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THE FIREMEN.

AT TIRE Ba.UL,R MONTHLY MtErfsd or sIAgA.
q ~ spetns Company No h~d A The raKne ~ 1ss. oa
1us1ar evening November IS the following r-so uon va
unAcirouriy sdotted
Resolved hath. members ~ Nisrsrs sngns Comrsny
No a. In presenting The o. u he ~ kruokes To- he
a Trustee a NE New yorf fire DepStnsnt do -
VIII rnfssned fesiirg NJ Vlessure and prlde.
Ills lone tounec.ir vi hnth - A. ohe~ snd mem
Der, srsbss testify 20 his ftoess fr nv of,e. Ard
~he socinx tbe snppcrt Of The
tsuvrs fee assurrd thAi De- esrdsie snlnenty
aushasd Tor thai posaiOr FkArk W hoBB
ror-nv u kusns Cony~ny No.
VA !, gvpseS sss'v2sl.
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stage, Mia Lcnora, every evening the eaietcs Adms
SION Is cents
wains the best and most versatile comic singer OF
the age. Attic 0Aoues GIG Broadway, two doors
Ho,1ton street
The oreest and snAble young sde the city serve
rerhuenis to the vtstsrs ~ the 0aees SIS Broadway
low Bleecksr street
hobart B the great Ehiopean densaior elcis Of
Laughter and sbouD OF applause a. tho 0aisties
hgnor nls and the great anobAts and contoronis
ever night at the 0aietios. SIC Broadway.
Mice Frank Lsfolle 10 At tho 0sieies
The poetry motion 10 iusrsted 1t tho GAieics every
Eight BY Frank Lole the fagison Of the concert
Mhs NAson The sxcess and only female dancer In the
city, Ia At the Gsetiss, GIG Broadway.
OF thirty performers appear night In
grand miscellaneous entertainment al the 0aIotles
Butter the champion banjo player appear In some OF
ha best solos every night the 0aiees Adm IL cents
Adele Jhnenn. the popular Danscuse and Uomedienne
pears every ngAt ai the Gai~tie~ 6t6 br 1adwAy.
Ia Petite Ria The youthful wonder every night
al the 0s~tes- Adml sion. IS
Eae James the Queen Of Song. appears nightly In
Of her hest ballads
The pretss aod mo comfortable plsce OF Amusement IN
he city rs the GAZETTE SIC Broadway, below Beesker
sueet Adm salon only IS o~nts
The pretu~st gls N the city are engssrd 70 wall via
grs At tbs GAlsrIE- els Broadway, bsiow Hoason Aad
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DsoCAMArIos

OsoCLAxArIos.
srnr Of the su o heoo my duiy MAJOR y
ssS ns., day Ssns.ssiSs and Pr.Ss- mi:
a or assnss ssoei pre.-as no fs.iarss for which ws
aoud Be hankfu are yet called b. consider
e osyoo an fsvsas prsysT or H. I1s>roosca saa ors
.p 5S ss ne rs. s's e. Ss,c %
knowistxns our dep-dsnce on klugay God All deeply
E1s e S os-rrse y ne s e. H. ; - ss s
mlstoo ana suppisaiiooaa emitting 10 prayers ,h-
der. comp'.t urp.ili c.,' see uasts.ly aac,ei hss
.se folly Given soser M bad AZ . X, S.1
"a YEAR 1oressid- FA4NASDO WOOD, ssyR
Il ANDREWS soCIxrY.-THx AssIyxasARY FSs.
uya o. NE $. Andrsws socey Of the state Of Ses York,
,rs = NH sss % ,..s.r s. ,S.ss rao.. A
sock hsv r-qassed -rnsis ave O'Clock for
..d .ssramsr, o. sousaaaaa sss, snsss tss .sfs
The rolssns s.nn.@ea ssrr s.eosd xsa.ss TIC pre-
nnry nesns : 60 ne SAB y ,r.ss "a
ILL., sIL A. d r. ,,es si s,p. a.
ALLAH Hay, - Broad street.
RUsr = CA. Ball, nsn,vsr street
psrsoa. nisre-s-d 10 society Or s-soc,sa1a.
70 eounu, il c-l-srson q ths day
wv - Eosr. DiSSiDDrE secretary.
nsroas two notes Of The sub.crfb~r for slUo each
,veriy and hurry days from Nov ~ 1850 said notes hav
''- - sILLrxAS. MATTHEWS CO.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
YHss1ssfvIso IsIsH wsrsssY. su0H A rs
arsns :. ,ss .os. q private q a... u irsAAns 500
'''' HEss Essy Brady, Isa
PORT WINK. BOTTLED IN OPpnrO. a.
JOHN kcAuIErF, Deps ~ ha~sn strees;
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rasis Is. sss.e.. p.os buy 4. s.asis. wia..
orcsis he far Wholesale and family r,eA
w~' '@ ''' No o 5s1ass Ia Y III az r,oy-
F S.so r. por w sss oSspo our mpo.ss
finlnssvorsh Vine, bottled 10 iondon.
ums cins s-otoh lri'h shsksJs imported D.
= -0s~' - - K B kirk, 81 FULTON street
nnsoS,s I. T. rrvs YEARS Old DUBLIH sALr
whsser. on sbe,ry bits Tor sale 70 ausnile, 70 st
nA . store $50 Sogs5s sol. s issos %
DENTlsrRY.
RrryTlAL BONE TiILIso ros DscAYrD rKurH
neps .s.i. can be aea .s,s n ~ he asoc-eFsr srs.
9roa- ., removed 70 $50 Broadway, Seventeenth
EhgIlrgL ssr SGT, q. q rssrH, $40 TO - -ss.yrl
z, hooi lss,s .-.haa. p.al Sy ~, =. aIl.ss LUIRxs
cnly safety chorofol m Inhaler.
-
In HoYr N7 sowKRy, ePPosrrD SIXTH STREET
nsers sun sets ~ rr N pure silver 81 o. COLA
PlslnA as Arihcisl bure nuInr Inserted wfhoul psn
csst. euld, 81 ceni@ 70 81 smaxsm. 80 ccnss Al work
rr~ntsd.
= ssuEIs 4 BIOS, DssrIsrs. no. Sc ssAsD
srpo. wew York. ard m7 fulton street Rrysiyn. IN.
fuii AZ partial sea ~ Teeth sser improved ssmo-phes
v wi,so.i eri-Nc'ng ne rsrss-cn sn-cr ~ =.
rubber $40 god So glsUns. ~ parAs sess 90 Eod.
per togh SILVER 81. lcsh hued wth wrd W. quar-
SILVER or "a. ~ csrs. Tecth sEzsc'ea, -houi gan.
ena
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DRYANTy hIRsTBHR
~ Mechancs' Hal. a72 Broadway, above Grand street.
MouuAy, nov ~, and every pl ght during The week.
Used UP
str Wpsey IN ANA teur barkeeper Dan Bryant
New Songs Dances. Solos Sayfngs ComicAlihea 10
FoLkA LA ZOUAVa Miss ISSlPPi fLIN0,
Double breakdown. Cruelty 70 JOHNNY, MseDM arroA Ia
DORIS open M ~; curtsn rises At TX Tckes Is ceuts-
THURDsDAY Ghsnk giving Dsy). GRAND MATIsKH
Chmme0cr9 q : O'Clock.
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PAREUAS AAlRIOAN AUR1UM
EVERY DAY AND EVENING rHH WIN.
CONTRASTING as%rsss s ssR: k6 SHX I; is''
we Msnsxer take. pleasure in announcing " sasnc00
'AS "''''''1 pS ~ sls: vSiGsB sIsesx
Exis1oR, isHRY HuSic1L ParSoaEsox
change the shss i lns.snAnooas md her a.
osEHsI1 THAT OF MAY.
nod changing 70 the audience with ehass
,rr.cr rs S5 g ieIs' ss NJ rHRnL.se.
or. y. s s.s snS
who have attracted much s' srso and unfvaur
sssiSfs sf sSs: sss S1s I'd
svsr known Though they have .rrved Il fu n.sury. -
HEADS 40 l.EsER Ts AZ iHrAHra
ARE Gf sSis 'sy r.; n IL sssS i
In any language sssy :s Y e ,Ssn y \; hsurn - ala
who sarros y .. ssns md ~. ne. LIE .ssoi1
me S Saa A Z III g Sh nASaSSKkf'
ri.s ss or II ssd . Dns in
tspssise ca n HEY ma t tIyIN9 SEA. Ain.
gkSS2nnS AIoAnS Rs ss n Lyi,9 HAr
Ohsr T.s and sssqa y IN 2, natural and as
founded on Mr. sOuTav okrHs popular L~dser MY.
ses s sLnss. sos 80 LINE sss
watch has been received with unhcunded 81
sr. m s' NAB syss S Be
aa@NKsesviss 1 DAY 9''s
a ass sd syrSns he .ss e. ss aso IN bs
and vsrsd viii he announced In the bills and sdvusss1
semDs On Only pa c,rsL Children under ten yeAr~ go
Pqus.- or frost scala 10 cents EXTRA c1sreo under ".
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.sen n.hsr sIprlse appear be spared
York nd curious enough e ana eden s,ssr
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pe...d sppsu.e bu. tn, ~lvsny glory q the ,hs
cersni, thing prodacsi Tor comhinaoa
q colo, es.ass .na beauty q rn' :se1s r.e "a
livery ore ts whom Anyhng n se .esc and s
fan q the curtNn last uishs add AIR sppsnaed
lbe se,es sassers" presume wiz many weeks
Iron tho Daily Times
Of Il. play bu rraod operate spsctscusr. dissosssi
musical. ..sp.lcsa.sa f.rcie. . sss s.nsd
% tAer. plenty q fun brmfu aud ovsrno .iox
se..r: . Joas.,SI. rI1sas s1as1Tr I'd L..sos vs.:
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The Grand arch and dri o. the emr Inc corps Of usyes
iss sei,s pses oas d ho.e aad saa.os
ehsaroms Mh ca We isnxa seAu wnsn We ses y wsie
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h.vps - arssin drawn M orcs M 10 siy, s~ snsAs
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Tyrn the Courier Ard inquirer.

At iaura Kecnes the spectacular and onnica
blleiA OF HI skNak sisTsn given Las night W.
elAd The honse fall In part and crowd
could no hly have gone dissatisfied Tho acting
ard for the scenery sent We have
N The of thesoa experiences mnch a
tHecfs but have wn@assd beautiful
than that d the lss OF 7hE ssyES sIs tkRs kss
keeue deserves wsics he
produced this piece and cannot but believe she viii
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Of hs oiArn, delegates and other interested
lie objects reminded tn, Ia dst annual meeting will
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READ. READ. READ,
OPINIONS " THE PRESS.
IFrou ths Daily Times J
Prom the New York Herald

LAURA KBrrrs "A melanGe or msdey In the language
Of III. play bu grand operate spectacular dsboseal
musical terpsichovesn fsrecs ii oAied
the seven sters produced 81 this theatre laa night
" course there plenty Of fun brmfun aud oveo -ox
kis kEEsk Alss SoIr NJ RsHAL and MS ALaks, with
he-srs JonsoH, PxrnRs, nuRsrTr nd LEssos. were
great IT, Neir T. audience
OF aushter from the ar rice 10 tho dnA fall OF the ourin
The grand arch and drt OF the fem Inc OF
effective. fairly brought d the house
The entire piece OF ihse Undesirable aad admire
ahsuroite At VIII Oh suga heart when IL, while
almost ashamed Of ourselves the mornag for hsv
Ing been sed with such folly. bui for all tis are
read advise fiet md make n msey equally
frosh and for 81 matter would object repeuon u
the folly ourselves