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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-25
Great Excitement at Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, Jan. %

NEW YORK. Jan. q.
Brooklyn was thrown into feverish state
of excitement last evening, by current
rumor that the Navy Yard was to be seized
by the sympathisers of the secessionists in
this vicinity. Last night, according to
rumor, was the time at which the descent
was to have been made. A consultation
with the Mayor was held, resulting in the
issuing of orders by Major General Duryea
to the 5th bridgade, under Gen. Crooks,
which caused the prompt assembling of that
command under arms ready for immediate
action. The 18th, l4th and 18th regiments
assembled at the city armory, and the 7th
regiment was at the state arsenal; they
having before received orders to meet there
last night for drill. All the available police
force of Brooklyn, about 500 men, were
ordered to rendezvous at the second precinct
station, and at hall near the Navy Yard
gate. Fifty of the river police were on duty
in three boats about the approaches by water
to the Navy Yard. In the yard the SEN
tinels were doubled, and an extra guard
placed upon the receiving ship North Caro-
lima.
Capt. Dougherty and Reed had under
their command about 100 marines, who
were in readiness for duty at moments
notice, and all the necessary arrangements
were made for active service. By these ar
rangements, if attack had been made the
assailants would have met with warm re-
ception. The rumors as to the exact plans
of the attacking party were various, and as
rumors passed from one person to another
did not lessen in proportion or importance.
Some had it that james E. Kerrigan was
at the head Of the movement, and had un-
command no less than 10000 men, and that
the attack was to be made simultaneously
by land and water. The party expected
by water was to come to the yard in one or
more steamboats,, and the land forces were
to cross the eastern district ferries in small
parties so as to attract no attention, and
force an entrance to the yard on the Flushing
avenue side. A picket guard Of policemen
was thrown at different points to prevent
surprise from that quarter, and on the whole
the navy yard was in creditable condition
for defensive operations. Up to late hour
last night, however, there were no indica-
tions of any disturbance whatever.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

NNw YoHK, Friday, 90 n.
AHss-Are without Important change sales a q
ohis ., 80 N fer Poe
DRKArrruTTs-Ths nlarkes for gtaas and We-ss-u
rlont !" heavy and ccnhs lower. and the dsn..h
= " oSp n aud home trade moderaie-lhe ssles sru
700 bbs Al - 3S1o 10 FOR rnperhns Bt.ss % ~
- ~ tnt ertra do, " MAJ 30 fir a1perns Miehk-
gan, Indiana, Ohio, lows, &C. and Ss t5sa6 10 ~
ntra 90, ssNnding shiprtng brands Of round hooR
Ohio ., - 1O,b so and trais brands OF DO a A. ~
90 90. Sou.hern Flour la arm, but wi,kou, rn.ss-
tia OF ange In prices-salea OF COO bids 81 % ua1
iut -uIerhne Baltimore 90 iOAT for ertra do -
60 10 for Brandywine - Tba1 20 for 0eorgs-
nwn t1es 70 fr Pv,srsburg City tTes - f@
Rcl mund CiU. Canadian -four ~ Aeady, with .
meicrats business doing-aales " 500 hbls a - -
20 50 for mpcihne and 90 600 70 for the range n
rNtrS lands.
Rye -four Is quict and unchanged, with sales =
ioet ioI the range of hre aud superhns. Or.
real IA dun aud u,minaly unchanged. We gaoea
Jersey At " 1bta9 ~ Brandyvins % 1c6at - :
pnnchenns ato. Wheat n IN far demand for expd<e,
and tie marke, u rather moro s,e>dy-sAla~ a
5000 bus q, 81 i1si ~ for MLwAnkcs club q
70 fUf amber Iowa 81 2C0al a0for winter red WeSA-
eru, sl i'Nti ~ for choice white Kentucky RYE r
quiet and Htedy Al I0a'b,. Barley rules qults IRA
a 6St1'oc. Oats arr In mCderpie request Al 30,a1es
OF Je,sey Delaware and Pcnnsyvsnia etS.s5 ar
Western and State and psA9lo for Canadi.r
torn Ia without essentsal change In prize and IN
demand, both for export and home uss-sass II
5000 bus Al oGsoIc for good 10 prime minsA
Weacn.
Pnoynors-Port Is a little sitter, with ,--
LONG for tho Guvernment-tha sales are TOO bhlu
sl4 EesN sTk for heaa including 1000 bis -
no Goverun ent At t15Alb 25, and 90 Tbe,ia hur
Prime. Beef quiet At 8b,s5 20 for OountrJ Mo- |;
hai 10 for Country Prime, and % 50tai1 % er
trIacke,i weaern. Beef Hams quiet. Bacon b
dull, Cut Meats are inactive nj bkGa6o for Hs.n<.
I'D o. hr Shoulders. Lard Is Ann and more sosirs
Siih sales ~ 100 VS. and bbls al sk0okc. BuTlnr
and cheese arr unchanged.
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EIEAT MARKET FOR SALE CHEAP
NlDoing good husinIsi, aud in good neighb +
hood Apply at 400 Sixth ave, bet goth aud JOth
streets, Ia
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STEAN BOATS.

('HANGE or TlME-FOR NEWARK,
y Fuc > cents: aud Bergen r. int tTc 10 cents
o. : DIS. u. ath. aud cvoty day, the Scam.
o., THOMAS T.. WAY lcbv,s Per 20 N 'rth Ryrr,
F'.t If pcy itfctt, at lok .. M, aid i" lock,
% m. ~
rUE ONLY SUNDAY BOAT TO THE
ipry CAMS Tho Steamboat GENERAL
ARTni u l,nv,E Peck slip at ucl"clt, aud Tenth
ut y l,uo.ug 1t Mixers Island, WiN't =
Point. Fort huylcr aud David'a Island, giving
ample time 10 pass engcrs to visit their friends l6d
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
VI sale cbcap-Curner Of Eighth avenue AMI
Sixteenth ct; very low rent. Inquire Of TOWERS
a FOSUAY, lOi Murray st. or MATrLAGE d
BRHRMAN lT3 West 1t. ocl2 g'lHl
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE TNTRILIGRNCH

P"riASp Oct. lO,h-The ship Cumho, land. q
PoiuHnd, nom MArp lies with sat hAs arrived
here. She eSpsri,nssd heavy weather on the pas-
s6e lost 'pars, sails dc which be ng replaced.
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY WILL RECEIVE TWO LITTLE
n chl'dren into her family ~ board and instrl I
In the elemsn taty branches, at SO per month each
They VIII he KINDLY cared for and their wardrobe
l,nked after. Ad-ress MS. NJ. l.. WALTER :,
Greenpoint Post Office, l.. |. Ocll b'lOl
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

EINGS COUNTY WEEKLY JOUR JAI-
N New paper CoiSainH John r. Ptkiu's
I. ~ Peal D.. tate To- sale. 90 Il buildiny lots Al
W,6drAveu from 80 a. 1900 per o', No., So. T.
ho had at Ro0 sevelt, Fulton aud = nth ForIe'. ~
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SThTR OF NEW YORK,
, OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY, August lft, 1851.

SThTE OF NEW YORK,
> OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE,
ALBANY, August ft, 1851.
To TUE SuHRIFT or THE CoUNTY OF NEw YoRgi
SUI
NorIcg IL HERYnY Grvrr, that At tho General
Election b. lie held IN this State, on the Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday Of November next the
following officers are IN hr elected, t. wit
Secretary Of State, ia the place of David X Floyd
Jones;
A COM troIler, IN the place II Robert DrnnIston;
An Attorney General, IN tine place Of Charles q.
STATE Eu anoer and Surveyor, in the place OF Van
Il. Richmond,
A State Treasurer, N the place OF Phillip Dorshelm-
Canal Commissioner, in tie place OF Hiram Gard
ner, Tor flll term;
A Canal Commis4iunor, In the place n BENJAMIN Y.
Bruce, who was appointed u I'll the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Samuel II. Barnes:
A. Inspector Of State Prison, in the place Of josiah
T. Everest;
A Judge Of the Court OF Appeals, in the place Of
Geo. Y. Cumst0Ck;
All whose terms Of Office will expire on tho Las,
lay Of December next.
Also, Justice Of tie Supreme Court for the First
Judicial District Ia the place Of Thomas w.
Clerke, whose term Of oiice viii expire ell the
last dHy Of Deccmber next
Also, Senators for the Fourth, Finh, Sixth and
Seventh snate Districts, comprising the County
Of N'w York
couNTY OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.
Seventeen Members ~ Assembly
A sh'rIh, IN tue place of John Kelly;
A County Clerk, in the place of John Clancy;
Judge of Common Pleas, in the place Of John X.
Brady;
A Justice II tie Marine Court, in place OF Arba X,
Maynard
District Attorney, in the place Of Nelson ]. Wa
terhuTy;
Two Justices Of the Superior Court, In the pae OF
Lewis u. WoodrlG and Murray Hoffman;
Four Coroneu, In the place Of Robert Gamble, An.
drew Il. Jackmau, Francis u. Okeefe and
| William S,hirIner;
Two Supery sors, IN the place Of Elijah f. Purdy
| and Orrison Bunt
All whose terms Of Office will expire on the sai
i lay Of December next
Yours, Respectfully,
ID. r. FLOYD JONES,
Secretary Of State.
snERIFT RIFFS OFFICE yo,r IS.
hereby certify the above n be true copy ~ the
/ original notice received ly mo this day from the
i Secretary of State.
August 20, 1851. ,o,,,
Sheriff u the City and County Of New York.
EXTRACT FROM CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1860
Il4-The Sheriff or Clerk OF the County Of New
York who shall receive notice OF an elertion shall
without delay, deliver copy Of such notice " the
II Board Of Supervisors Of said county, and each bu
pery sor of said county; he shall aso cause copy
such notice h be published once in each week unit
the election therein specified, In such newspaper II
,.ld county not exceeding ffteen In number, hAVinj
4 the largest circulation Ia the city and the county
Il Pursuant W the above extract, proprietora O
newspapers are notified not ~ insert lhis advertise
i ment unless duly authorized -
l shsrin o. the City and County Of New York.
= au3 i6Ssi09
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SHIPPING, sc.

LIRST SHIPS FOR LONDON AND ANT
We'p-Ti" ship KLINE IN L'nd II, s,lls OCT
18Th. ii ~ SIR RO5T PEEL, tr AntSerp, sail
oct 10Th. Shi, n lay ut Pier 10, y. r. For pNss,gt
~ rcdu ell rates, Apply 10 TllO5. q. koClE 81
s M ~ ocll 2'l15
LOk ERPOOI-TAPSCOrT'S LINE
n Eal, IN Moody, OCT. IL, the nvuritc Packer
Ship JONsI ELLATION, Capt. Mullelier tor
pasAag', NJ reduced rates. apply "a ln'ri, Por 81
T. x, ur o. TAPsCOfI d CO., SO SJuth ~.
u,i22' ~
EOR LIVERPOOL - DREADNOUGllt
i Lue- TIE Spcud cl ppcr-ship E5COkr
Cant Whitman, viii positively sail sd Octo'er.
TIE slips 81 the line noted for their eNtraIr'
dinuy sped. For IassIge, lowest -, app.y "u
10 ART Fart, North River, OF To l.. NJ. DEMARElL
80 =, Itn IT. u5ll = .ld
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SEWING MACHINES 10 LEr-SINGER =,
- Wheeler n Wilson's "a Il nnwFs. Also laiic-
taugltto operate on all kinds tsrua fir all 5 3;
pfauice until perfect work. Rec mmen led g.
work 332 Henry -. 81 2iac'i3a
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II. DURLEY, AUOriONEER-wILL

d. rel, III. dty, 1t o',i,.a. At ItI Cv.ai Il, In
trpu-, l'ds',ads, ,.,I.s t.'e. zlr,A snr,bs l..
.rtrors, cntI'ft. Nns' - NJ ward niet, oil cl,t.
sHs GNtup-, kitchen ware, ,.,. Is
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GENERAL BUSINESS

AMAzNa PRICES.
INV eoope FROM
ENGLAND AND FRASoE.
STEAMERS FULroN AND NtAdARA.
Our =. J. OviNoroS has jus, re.urusi from
Europe who're, account ~ the lmitei orders
ir'm this country, the manufa,tu ers we're ready
T. sell alta
GEEAr sAcRtrtcE,
erahling TIE subsciil ers now q oner 90 their Gus.
toners the bcst tssorted stock Of CutNA to lie uud
AT Low Pntcrs.
ESauine y csc asrires;
French China Diuing Plates the dcnon.......St 90
Do. do Fruit Baskets on fovt .......... 60
DO. do. Turkey Dishes usual pres 81 so 50
d.. do Tea Plates the a, zen........... ~
~. do. Tea sets ~ pieces 81 10 too 10
DO do. mp Turcens large. ..,....... | 10
large Cut Gas, Goblet the dozen.......... o.
l'orJ balance landed Tea Koives. the dozen. IS
DO do. Dinner do. the dozen. 90
Silver plated Castor, cut bottles .......... %
Do Table sIo,ns, the d 'vcn........ ~
Do. Tea do the dozen........ 1 ~
Do. Dessert 70 ks, the dozen. ..... 2 10
d. Tea Sets. pieces. .............l4 90
Mantle Vases, heretofore sold for sic AMI 80,
Ne now ofef for................Si aud 10
lfon-s,.ne China Tea Plates, lsge size, the
All purchases over >, delivered ~ the stern
DstrcL New York. aud Jersey City.
orl'rs by NAL, inclcsiug the cash. faithfully
Nm. ovr~oros Brothers orient 10, residents
Ir.nGss de bies vouioir leur arordcr lcur mh'
ance.
oviSoroS BuormEuA
Nus. 9ss and $40 Fulton st,
cciaFiiI Brooklyn.
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AUCTION NOTICED.

AUCTION NO1ICE-sO0 CASES BOOTS
n and shoes to lie 80 At au Hlon, on Mond,y, o.
18th at ION O'Clock, ~ " Q store Of G. g. PARSONS
SONS, N. 81 CORTLAND, II. Prime assortment
uf frtah a. q seasonahe goods. ocla 9ssIT
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TO CONSDMPTIvEb-A PREACHER on
Ale Gospel, having clpd his OF COnaunptios
IN ~ worst stages, ssr being given up H. die 10y the
met celebrated physicians, desires W make known
'rs mode ofcure, which proves sucos.sniI IA eyery
Ss+, o. tnse afflicted with coughs, colds, aud ON.
sumption, and he will send II nee Of charge h. III
y 10 deHre i and viii forward him thsir sIdreas.
Addreas DANIEL ADKk, sTs Pearl - N
IaIt aAAr''
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

HORSES FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD FOB
L want 4 vse, 10 or Il gaod work horses 10 be
.eon every atrrn nm until sold, At the sta1'cs u
REILLY 4 GkEEN, ice dealers, 2OI West 2lst st.
ocl2 G'l43
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, NEW YORK,
~ y &. or 2, 1901.
Public IA tee Is Lorrly R.yon tat Ga the 18th LAY
y t,lrr shall proceed draw pa ~ ~ IA rus
e. tDe foll'"irg Courts, 90 be held N ami f,rtls
rty aud C.u.ty II New Y rk, on the tth day II
Nlv'mlff, 1861.
Two panels n lon petit Jurors caoh. FOR Supreme
Curt Circuit, Parts and2
Two panels ~ lni petit Jurors ssA tpr Court u
Common Pleas, Parts and 2.
Two panels ~ ia peat Jurors each Tor a Superior
Court Parts and 2.
Apar ri ~ 80 Grand irors and also n pane ~
~ petit Jurors, for q ~ u Genersl Sessions.
or4 s'1l9 JOHN HLANCV. g '~s
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ITO COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
Il workers-A good business W DO disposed Of in
consequence Of tbs death OF tha proprstor together
with tha stock, tools patterns aud shop fixtures.
Apply W Mrs. THORN, ~ Niddagh a, Brooklyn.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTR-OFFlCE
w East broadway, viii sell on NJ ,nd,y, 1T
II o'clock, the stock and hVtnfot of the grocery
ard hpu,r store JTS Wet I3d st. ntar tlth ava,
noe gro'"i's, 80 unters, beer pumps, spring cart
and harness, 80, DO. ot2 9is'I45
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aDnkIsss.

A FEW MORE LEFT
n O. nts Calf sttch,d Bpts, 81 %
d" " Double y pes, iflO
" " Double s,l,d RdmuralH, 2 10
" Congress, 10
" Pat. Leather " 30
" P,'ggei Congress q ttsrs, | 90
~ u great variety 81 Gcut,, Ladies', II va,
MlsH's a. Cnildtei. wear OF fresh and sepsOnnbe
gogds az WA Pieces.
GEORGE CONNER
311 Biwciy,
COLL 2is'i'g N.xt q bh It,
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DARGAlNS-HLACK VELVET BONNEIS
- new styles at ~ At Bargains Nihtar bon.
uets, n luun,is, child - hats aud velvet ir.
lime, ruing l.innois, the,t'o aud opera bpnuat-,
~. / BlNN'S Millinery NJ broadway, up stairs,
ppo-tc Metro uiau lIutf. uyl2 2ia"'l61
DONNETS CHEAP BARGhINS-BON-
- ntt- Of the latest styles; asu chilrens hats n
ell shapes and styles mi,liuer, supplied with rib
nuun, flowers, frames SC, at the io~uat prices, ~
M. ~ BlNN'S millinery, Ii3 ,nal -. Strangers
~ d. well tu cal htraw and Iaavef hat 'lw,nsi.
N'Hpc,t plsce Va the city. oc" iSV'''9'
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY

United STATES AGENCY
~ For
NATIONAL LOAN
OrIIoE oP KET,uuH, Sos n Col
NJ. ~ Exchange Place.
TREASURY NOTES ISS' I'D FOR THE Ma
TlONAL LOAN, BEARING interest 1t the rate ~ B. 10
per cent. per annum payable h. order ~ -uh-1ril''
or ~ directed, and II the various denorninat nna
now he had at this office, Immediately upon de-
r'sit therefor In gold current FUNDS. Orders
from the country, accompanied by cheek, sup plied
by return mail. MORRIS RETCHUM. bcS tf'II9
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TAX S-WESrCHESrER COUNTY
l. taxes-bO0O luts In weachs.tar County, will
Ne soon sold for taxe parties desiring their bills can
obtain them Of q. W. DIrCaET1, weslch hester Land
Ohoe hr lwn stone buiLdny, corner Of Chatham and
Chamber street. SAID Qlar.In
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A UCTIoN sALE-sUPERB HOUsEHOLD

a FURNITURE, THIS day tNtuid,yJ, N2 Oslo <,
10 wet goth vt, near 9th ave-, comprising M W.
any and black walnut bureaus. hfd .tcsis, s,ftb,ds
chairs, bbts, mirrors bedding, II Ssels aud in.
gtan carpets, knives, trrks, ,.uyksry, a ,. all,
dining. room furniture. MATT tEW I NNr ~,
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RADGE IOST-NO. 3i-WIIEN FOUND,
- phase return II 10 the owner, II Spring st. lao
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MISUNDERSTANDING MEN

~ NJ Il LOl mhNb-hboT MI ABLE MEN
IL and women can register their names o
Monday oct lab, AZ ~ Chr st,pAer st. cor Of
Gre,nwich ave, near JefIrrs N Muks.. on IN. p,y.
m'nt OF 80 cts, VII oh will stsni god fir month
and entite them TO advertise f,on the Office noi
~ make any app in'ment with parties likely . en-.
gage them, and also h. have their letters Addressed
there To prevent their lssing time, \ pa-tv will
always he In attendance ~ acIuaint them At their
residence in taae anyt ing should oTs- for then,
NvithoW any extra charge Blt ssould NJ WAR
YIELD be the mt11s " prucu ing any parties tn.
att ns- then extra charge OF u cL will he M te
10 The men and 20 cts 10 the woman. Panilet AMI
oilers are most resp0 Nuly solicited 1, supp n
Ills institution as Tie str ctest inquiries will he
made A. ~ the characters, capabilities, e., OF each
Jary by Mr. WHITFIELD. late cf st. Paul's Ms
Hion, teiore recommet ding them. 1Gl
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LOST AND FOUND.

DANK BOOK LOST
- Bowery Saving B,nk
Book No. l92.iIs
tt @ finder will please leave 1t at the bank. 90
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A PAYMENTS 10 LET-CuEAP AP-
n Aitmeuts " 10, in n James at lnIttr on
Tie premsss. also 1ia West Path "; also ~ Green
"a, and 40 Mott st. Rent according 70 tho times.
% l2'lO9
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BAKERY TO LET OR LEASE, FOR A
- term of years NJ a reasonable rent, situated
cor. Of H'nd aud u 'rgen sis, Brootlyn. Fn- fur.
ihcr particulars apply on the ptcmiscsto A. KNOX.
ucl2 J'iI2
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HORSES FOR SALE HORSES, AMONG
Them ? powerful large horses; alsu pony built
uy horse, 800, tia horse, S33, al from l5& to
iGE hands nigh, sud all warranted Ia every re'pet;
$50 tuiky ald Laueis, 80. 10 be seen as BY
peny - oil S'I3l
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TO LET.

A PARTMENTST TO LET-CHEAP APART.
hmcnt- IN Sd ave- SCI aul s6g, bet Both aud
h7oi -ts; also In rear 80, and stores in the new
! lists cor. SD 81 and av A. Apply On the prem
sas. oil 2tac'ttS
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NNTHFELWRlGH Hrs, &c WANTED IN.
w media'ely wheewrglts m wagon max
ers 9 FIRST rate harksmithE AID some boys. In.
quire at the factory Of MICH AEL NULL ONE, cor.
OF Warren and Mercer ~. Jersey City. 81
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CTAND FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST
- corner stands In West Washington Market
cheap for cash or part cash, balance in trade for
dry goods, groceries, -four, coal or lumber. Apply
% @. 8. BERNARD q co, $50 BroadwAy, from 10
% O'Clock daily. oca AAO'ls4
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

pOARD-TwO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- m'n, or two respectable young ladies' can re
''c mm dated with gord hNri, 10y inquirng At
~ ith See, nd ST. one d,Jr from Gfai am ave-
william. hurgt. oci2 o.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY STORE FOR SAL E-THE
VI stock and fixtures Of grocery store, together
with lease Of tie same, situated the south wes'
cor Of Bloomfield and seventh sta Hoboken. o9 4'lO3
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- 4 j. BOGARf, AUCTlONEERS-lhi
-. day, At lUh O'Clock; NJ tina auction room.
20. North william 4, house old furniture, ma
hopany son hcdstc,ds, lonngc. hook,ams bu.
i,nuS, WHshStnud, Biusse'H, S-p'y avd ingram car
Vets, ui 9th, cottage and iron teistcad,, wash.
stand, udtfnss,s, bedding, am chairs, extension
dining tai les card tables, kitchen furniture; also
tie fixtures of tea store, counters, oil cans, aud
Aso One mahogany billiard table. lig
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A UCTION NOTICE - PAwNBROKER'S
h.ale, Moudl,, ut ilk o'clocE, 1t BELL n IN
GkAHAM'S auction 'o1ms. 20 Now Btwery, 80
.ois Of men aud WomenS WEARING apparel, of al
kti lis. by order Of 3. ID. Willis, Pawnbruker, ~
Rusevtt Il. PsWuufulcr's sale Tue, lay, vi lnS
o',t At tic auction roous, 80 Its o. mons l.d
wCmen's wearing apparel Hv order of H. SOLO.
mon 30 Madison s.. Particulars on N mdtv 1870
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w ID new grocery and express wagons also
1rc neat Feed wagon. You viii find this Place as
favorable any that can he found aud every arti.
Gle got here war ted h. be represented also
some second hand wagons, In good order. STEW
ARTS Wagon Factory, 53d st,near sth oiO Bis
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STORE TO LET-STORE 800 GRAND = r;
- dwelling rart II required ptay,ry Low rent {;
- and \ Giving a'e IN. Inquire OF A. MEYER
~ Grnnd ~ olu 3'lb
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A UCTlON SALE-TlIlS MORNING. AT
"A nv o'clock, AL the hous' hold birnitlrc IN Inc
larse private touse les wavorly plaza c,r 6tb
Ne-e"nsisting OF two pnlhr sit+ eteyeres. car.
PETE, mirrors, hcdsteads, nattrass ~ led a 81 b,d
ding, tables sofa beds, clocks, chars gl1s., china,
silver ware hpie cutlery, %c. 14I
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TAILOR WANTED no mRE-ONE CAP.

4 FNTI8VIk W nv 7 I'd To III INTl--VlNTI WI
Il allie Il taking charge and experimenting @
manufacture Of army work: none other neel Apply.
Cal at II O'Clock, To n. S. a II. THOMSON Il CO,
cCr OF S3rd vt and sth Nv. 80
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ING-s2 25-CHEAPEST BOARD

DOARDING-s2 25-CHEAPEST BOARD
ID ing In New Hork-Nice rooms with good board,
g. % H. 81 q week, aud upwards. Ladies aud
Amilies suted less than at any other house. Nice
iai lofs with pianos. ~ Lp1,eu,rl ~, near Broad
way aud Canal. Also, waschnlAn all night and
lodgings cheap. ~ Siac'l3a
uOTEL LODGINGS - CLEAN SINGLE
L bcds for ~ cts night, NJ the Union Hotel, loo
nee IT, cor Of Thompson. Meals at all hours;
open al night. ociO 3'lSo
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FOR SALE-8 GOOD SECOND

~ PLANOFORTES, AND MUSIC Taught
j in few less ms on the piano, 6c-l7 Pianos
hr sale At $50, S35 si5, SOS, up 10 $3.50 each, or 10
let at 90, So 30, 81, -, s. and ~ month, and
Pianos tuned 10y N, DUMsDAY, 200 Grand st.
oil 5'lO5
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EMBROIDEKERS WANTED-GOOD EN-.
IL broids reiH, tu work On silk flags only these
ac.ustl med t. work in frames, neei apply,
LORD \ TAYLOR, GraGd st.
Entrance on Grand It. lif
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ENIPLOYMENT-Fe,naIe.

A RTIFICIAL WANTED Two
n brancheis and some good workers also som,
allre ltires young girls from IL to 10 ears old.
Paid lie learning. Work given out, 1916 Allan.
tlc II, Brooklyn. DOLL 81
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GROCERY FOR SALE-si00 WILL BUY
VI the goo will, stock and iNturts Of one OF the
bsst corner grocery stores in Sth ave. Apply on
abe premi, es, 1924 4 ghth ave.