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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-21
Important Revenue Case-The Market
Value OF Cape Town Wool.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Before Hon. Judge sh,pman.

Before Hon. Judge Sh,pman
Fen. 20-7ne United States ". $50 Bales of Wool marx
ed G. j. H. Sfkin honsides, cIatman as Agents of
Manuel and others Cape 7ocn-This case has been before
the court FOR the past three days The wool was imported
by the claimants from Cape Town. and entered At this
port under the act Of 1861 by which wool costing
than twenty cents pound passed free Of duty The
appraisers at the Custom House appraised the value Of
the wool at more than twenty csns and the Collector
seized it, claiming that Il had been nvoiced at low
rate TO evade the pay ment Of duty Tho woo is valued
ut $40 600 The claimants c0Dtended that the
invCced ut its actual coet which mark value
the claimants.
Judge shipman, in charging the jury, said that the
grounds OF Tie forfeiture were the alleged violation o. the
Goth section Of the act OF 1899 aud the 4h section
act OF 1850 relating 10 the duty on imports rhese two
acts would seem at first glance to furnish two different
enter their goods where there difference between
scost" and "value," under circumstances But
both acts referring to the subject matter and hay
ing the same object in view. must have reasonable
construction and which would make them operate in
harmony The nrst statute forfeited the goods if they
were entered below their actual cost at the place OF
portaton with intent TO evade the dutee the second
act forfeited them if they falsely nvoced lower
rate than their value III the consgnor Of this wool had
not purchased but had grown It on his own farm then
the value at Cape Town would been the standard
and test the jury should apply to the entry and II
II had been an article manufactured by him the same
test would also be proper His Honor at great length
commented on the construction put on the acts
aiu tno jury snat tue WOOL was puscntseu
Mr. Manuel, as was alleged by the claim ants in good
faith then they TO inqure-First IL the wool had
been iDvoiced and entered below what IL actually cost
him at Cape Town; and, secondly If this done with
doaigp TO eyade the duties thereof II they not,
then the claimants would be entitled a verdict dis
charging the goods The act and intent should both be
found in der TO forfeit the property the question
Of intent was one which the jury should pass upon. II
they had any difficulty in finding that the wool had been
purchased by Mr. Manuel then they should inquire what
its true value at the place OF expectation. and
whether it had been falsely valued in the invoice at
price below its value at the place Of expor taon and also
whether this done with intent to evade defraud
the revenue II the jury found that 1T falsely
valued In the invoice with the intent to defaud the
revonue they then to find for the government His
Honor cuded by reviewing the testimony in the
at great length The jury then retired after minutes
elaboration retMned verdict for the complanants
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DEATH OF hon. CORNELIUS W. LAWRENCE.
The Hon. Cornelius W. Lawrence died yesterday morn.
ing, at Baysdc Flushing L. L. in the seventeen year Of
his age. He born at Flushing, February 2s, IT91
He hs boyhood his father farm and at tho age
Of manhood lac came TO New York when he entered the
auction house Of shotwcl, Hicks 90. Afterwards he
became partner in the house of Hicks, Lawrence Co
from which be retired In 1892 Mr.. Lawrence repre-.
scented New York In Congress from 1882 1894 and was
Mayor OF New York from 1884 10 1881 being the irst
Mayor elected by the people. In 1886 he was President
81 tho democratic Electoral College lie was Collector Of
New York under President Polk. For twenty years he
held the Office Of President Of the ank OF the state of
New York. lie director Of the Branch Bank OF tho
United States, the Bank OF America trustee OF the
New York Life and Trust Company and director In va
rious insurance companies In 1856 he retired from
active life TO spend the o. his DAYS on the spot
where his had resided over hundred years
During his long life in New FORK he successful and
honorcd, merchant.
years OF age died In Boston the nth inst Of old age
The woman has been bcdrdden for years, and by
the recent report the Oldest person 10 Boston
There three other besides her recorded
over 100 years Of age, all Iris h women
A despatch from Newburyport, Mass. informs US Of
the death OF Mayor DAVENPORT OF that city the 18th
inst at the age OF about five years after sickness
OF few days duration. Mr. Davenport wasa prominent
and successful business man. Of great integrity OF cha
rscer lie has represented Newburyport in the Legsa
ture and wss at one time candidate for Lieut. Governor
upon the united democratic and tiliquor law ticket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-21

ONE eY ORR ArE's JoKrs.-Honest Old Abe Is an old
Joker; and is said that he cannot help IT, On his late
trip TO Columbus Ohio, he is reported having related
the following to his follow passer gers In the cars
Speaking Of the demands OF the South upon the North,
the feelg az tho latter 10 the matter he
said reminded him OF dispute that once occurred be-
tween his two younger boys, Tom and Bill pair Of mis-
chevous roguts eight ana ten One OF them had
q that the other wanted and demanded In terms
Ihatc and bosterous At length told to let his
brother have II In order 10 quiet him. "No, sir !"
the sturdy RESPONSE must have II 10 quiet myself
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MISUNDERSTANDING Anglo Saxon, from Portland-Mi
Mckay lazy and Miss McR Ottawa; James Parker Henry
Wild Gardiner, Elizabeth Lane and Daniel Mclean Mon
child, Toronto; Charles Ray, Charles kirkpatrick, II
Austin, @ hitiey kearney Wi,sm Meelinchey and
nat por'.mouth; John Price, salem; Charles Howard
California; MIR Nelson and lady Wcstfed Joseph Jackson
Mr. Hart and child James Mickey George Beal Miss
Weh, New York: John Farsever Mr. Ward wife and -four
Children aud Mary Cannon Boston; John Bond, Chicago
ARRIVALS.
PoRT SrAIr-Bark Rein IL er-Iieut Mcpherson, BA-
MEssrSA-Brig Pedro Sanchez Dolz-Mr Mentally.
hArAszAs-Brie Anna ID Touey-D Young, McAuley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-21

ftTAL AFFAIR or HosoR.-A duel was fought on the
line o. Georgia ard Florida, Duncanvillc, on Fri
DAY he sth inst between Mr. Edwin Hart editor OF the
Tallahassee Florida Snin, and gentleman by the name
u coleman when both parties killed. We have
not learned the details and know nothing certain OF the
origin OF the affair Florda could IN afford 10 Ioao her
hghtDg men Al period critical In her history, ard
we regret that those gentlemen did not reserve their
bravery Tor the defence Of the State inetead Of throwing
away their lives 10 an affair 80 trivial
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MyrIoo, Feb. s, 1851

FFU Io0T
The Government Prosrcmme-Wiu Spain Declare War;
Fears Of Reaction-Acivty Of he Church Payty-1ttro
cfia Of M5td al Riovrde- Political Arrests in ne
CdpitoI--Preudentiai Election--Mciucs for N, Dis.
missai Of 1e SpoNish Minister and Oo,er Dsr,oma,s-
General Urooa in tie Cdpdtat-Chare.s Aeaina "
characterization War in Sonora, de-, dc.
The government at length has come ont with liz pro-
qramme 10 the nation. II IL long and able document
and clearly reviews the state Of facts and tho proposed
measures OF the government. "Consuton and reform
having boen the watchword and cry OF the liberal party
10 the late long and sanguinary struggle 10 be the
motto Of the government It's future action, which
Is 70 be prompt and decided. The guarantees a
The constitution are TO be secured 10 the Mexi.
car people, and Al The "reform DEGREES" given at
scrs Cruz which the natural fruits Of that Magma
CagIa sxe 10 be eAOseed 10 the fullest extent Speak
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Copper Coin and Business Cards.
TO THE RDIroR OF THE HERALD.

which Mr. Samuel W. Black OF No. lac Elm street,
der the arrest Of which he complains in your columns
You judge for yourself whether they not cacu
lated pass they do for the federal coin The foreign
tokens Of which he speaks least composed OF cop
per and Of intrinsic value while these appear to be
Of iron, slightly washed with copper They largely
In circulation VICTIM
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ALBERr HoErIMER GRIFFIN 90. AucTIoSxKRs.
HogsEaoLD vGkslTCRk II PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pgss. :. .s.''
Superb Drawing Room suiss,
French plate pier and mAnssl Mirrors,
Brsnze and ormOu Chandeie a,
Medallion velvet Carpets and mosaic n.gS
Artistic Bronres and marble sts.asr ~ ''''-
Oak Dining Table i'0
uo,,, .r.. q China Dinner and Tsa Sets,
sSl,d r siSsr ": sssss Table Cutlery,
RossSSS and PsASYsp, CssnSsr TSln!aIs suite
their and The pSSc Sss sss
win offer q public auction this day Thrrsday) q 10y
e Wee. Sixteenth .ss between i, and sixth
q Ta,nl!aIs offered auction this ss..o. the
made 70
and q The best as;sP,SS SossSs
,,,,v NAG ocTAys R PA
nss with n.i
s,os q
smsr.as.sd cloth Cover, Music Books, resswseS
ss &c ea
Ia M nss pS ps ss ma Hs
ported from Paris BY nareott o. Candeiabrss Brackets
large Ey ss
dered Lace Curtains gilt 0ernees French shades and
ii three coored satin brocsde Of expensive
In fruit flowers
Tables statuaIy mabe sop to match SUITS Etegeres
marble plate glass Doors and back lined with sanwood
Kings patent Rockers Gard and Quartee Tables antique
and gothic reception Chairs, covered in brocade artistic
Rssd da
Crusaders, Madonna Seasons Arabs India: superb OH
Paintings by eminent artists viz:Legrand. Hunter, Cole,
Russell Ranny, Inman Seeres Egaw and other eminent
artists Assumption Virgin Mary copy from celebrated Paint
madgc superb Paintings by Coles
Tanners Creek Csskili Mountains, by Bylaw; Game and
Fruit by Russe Market Winter Scenes the Danube
by 1nman Family Group Madonna from Raphael celebrated
painting original b Legrand scenes on the French Coast
Scriptures Landing Of the Pgrims West Point by Hunter
number OF fine Cabinet Pictures antique Vases from
Pompe and Hercuaneum; Equestrian Group Crus iders
Parton Group Paul and Virginia. two elegant Vases real
China imported for the present owner arian Mar
bis Ornaments Accordeon Musical Box, Ormoll Clock
months imported xpressy for present owner pearl in
laid Sereoscope with number OF superb views Proof En-
Cravings Hatstand Chairs TO match Ocoth velvet stair
Carpeta silver Rods &c ChambersTwo rosewood marble
top Dressing Bureaus French Mirrors rosewood Bedseads
richly carved style Louis XIV Commodes, Table de Mutt,
Couches Rockers A1nchar oval back Chairs covered in
moqut Tapestry and Brussels Carpets lace and brosade
Bedspreads hair and spring Mattresses feather Beds Blank
Paintings decorated China Toilet brocatei Curtains Upp
chsmbersNabonny and bic * walnut Bureaus Bedsteads,
Washsands Sofas, Rockers Bookracks ands Bed
ding, &c Dining room soIid carved oak Buffet Satuary
chairs, elegant crystal and ruby Glassware, viz
Decaptors dozen Goblets. do. Champagne Wines,
Lemonades Tumbers fruit celery and Stands
Finger Bowls ruby and Parian marble Punch Bowls
$40 pieces richly decorated Tea Sets "A pieces solid silver
Dinner and Tea Sets slverware Coffee Urn Casters Cake
Baskets Napkin Rings Spoons Forks ivory handle Table
Cutlery, DC.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs-OFFICg OF THR CON-
In missioners OF Taxes and No - Chambers
street. New York, Jan l. 1s6Noce Is hereby given thse
the Assessment Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate Of the %
and county OF New York for the 1861 win be opened
Monday the 4th instant for public inspection and will
tnue open until the Goth day Of April next elusive All tax
payers earnestly requested to call and examine the
In order that the corrected
Also all persons enued by Law TO reduction OF their
by reason OF beng clergymen military services
aud also literary and charitable institutions exempt
from TAXATION are requested to make application for such
duction or exemption previous TO the closing OF the rolls
the seth day OF April
The follow section OF the act Of April H. 1852 publisa
ed for the Information Of taxpayeN:-
Section M During the time the books shall open for
lie inspection, heretofore provided application may
made by person considering himself aggreved by the
assessed valuation OF his real personal 10 have Tho
same corrected II such application be made In relation
me assessed valuation estate be made
writing stating the grounds OF thereto there
upon the Commissioners shall fXsnine complaint
and In their judgment the erroneous
shall cause the same TO be corrected IL application
made In relation 70 the assessed valuation OF estate
missioncrs who shall be administer OATH
or any of them, and II In thtr judgment the
erroneous, they shall the be corrected
the amount OF such sment they believe
just and declare their decision thereon thirty
such application shall have been made them. reduc
ton shall be made by the Board OF Supervisors Of
real personal estate imposed under this
Il shs appear, under oath Affirmation that the party az
greved unable to attend within the period
from the city, Claws Of 1852 chapter SO2 section 81
a. y. VILLA 1soN, Commissioners
j. w. ALIEN, Faxes and
j. w. BROWN, Assessments
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A UCTION NOTICE.
ELEGANT NEW F URNiTuRE, Ao0iioS SALE VI

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
THIS DAY CWBDNESDAY)
At two o'clock precisely,
At the storage warehouse Nos Ill and l3 West Eleventh
street, Sixth avenue,
Consisting In part of
One rosewood Suit covered with velvet moquet
inga by eminent artists; Lounges Etegeres, Bookcase ee
giant rosewood AMOR de Gace real Bronzes Paran Figures
rosewood Bedsteads Spring and Hair Mattresses Bureaus
Washstands Commodes, Centre TABLE, China Tea Set
oak Buffet, oak Dining able &c, &c
n. B-Ai the above articles and In splendid order
and will be sold without whatever BY order
z. ID. HUDSON, Attorney.
The above sale postponed of the nclemency
OF the weather until to morrow Friday the 22d o'clock
Sale then positive
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n
"A sale Of
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the elegant residence 22 West Fourteenth
Eighth avenue.
On this day CT uRSDAYl, at 101s AN.
The catalogue comprising the
Largest and richest assortment of
House hold Furniture and Works of Art
Offered at auction this season.
Superb seven octave Panoforte,
Elegant Drawing Room Suits,
Artistic BroDzes, Statuary,
OIL Paintings, by eminent artists
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers
Pier and Mantel Mirrors
Brocade and Lace Curtains, &c. I;
Commencing at l0H O'Clock precisey-he entire elegant
Furniture aud beautiful Works OF Art contained In the
above large dwelling all of which will be sold
and must be removed Immediately from the premises
comprising large aud elegant assortment of ryhing
essential "a fashionable and costly furnished residence In
rosewood oak and mahogany Sale will commence in the
dining with rrh Silver Ware Of Rogers Brothers
acureUrns, Casters, hpoons Forks, Cake Baskets,
Glass ruby engraved Glassware ivory and pearl Cutlery
French Porcelain elegant extension Table, with Dining
Room Furniture Parorsiwo richly carved rosewood Par
Tor Suits covered 10 three coored perec. order
velvet and Wilton Carpets rosewood marble top Etegeres:
rosewood GENRE Sofa and Pier Tables two elegant Pier
Glasses with bases damask and rich lace Curtains French
Shades Turkish Chairs with Lounges 10 match Reception
Chairs in broccde carved rosewood Pisnoorte with
solid pearl keys Music Cabinet Dvans MAGNIFICENT
Vases bronzes Marble Groups OF Parlor Ornamental with
number Of choice and valuable Paintings Wilton
Carpets elegant Chamber Furniture maho-
gany; Beds and Bedding, Kitchen Ware, &C
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City Intelligence.
OHty NHttANHENhCFs
FIRE IN PARK PLACE-LOss ABOUT $50 00t

FIRE IN Park PLACE-LOss ABOUT $SU,UUU.
Shortly after seven O'Clock yesterday morning fire
discovered the second floor OF the buildings Nos % and
81 Park place, in tho premises occupied by Chapman,
Lyon Noyes, importers and dealers in fancy goods The
flames extended around the second floor doing great
deal OF damsge before the fire was extugushed The
goods the third floor also considerably damaged by
smoke From appearances the FIRE originated in the Of
fee directly the steam pipes but whether caused
by the steam pipes, from something the flooring is
unknown at present
Tho damage to the stock of Chapman, Lyon Noyes
will to about $50 900 insured for SITS 900 in the
following insurance companies-S6 900 in each
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT PAYMENT or
IN Check No three thousand and fory-one COsl for
eight hundred and twenty eight dollars 3D.
drawn by y. Brown. cashier OF Bank Provi-
dence the Park Bank. New York. able February
Is has been stopped and the public are hereby warned
against negotiating the same.
FIRM uARyl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-21

A uoIIoN sALE-M DOUGHTY, AuCTIoNEER, WILL
ssesroom IS street. from Fulton street
Parior suits aiees Sofas Psrior and Arm Chairs
Frame PeS and Sants Mors marble TOP renre Tsbs
extension Dining Tables Bureaus
Lounges Wardrobes &C. the whole to be peremptory sold
a. BERT TnOMAs-This morning, at lo1 O'Clock by
ne stock In The store 1 Second
and chdren's Boots, shoes Brogsns Slippers cloth
Ties &c % which The attention Of the trade invited hso
shnr aad e Foxes Sss nsGans
Ing and Awning Frame Catalogues may be had Of the Auc
-.
BROWNE NICHOLS, AUcTIoNBBRs-FRrpAY, FR.
- bruary ~ 1861 at O'Clock at our saesroom IS Nassau
so and single Bn
kets, Balters, Riding Whips. &C.
brandy, CARPETS, MAcKEREI.-AUcrIoN.-r
~ day. .. u O'Clock a. 81 Centre street for account q
tapestry c%ps ssres barrels s~eass Mssfcs ~aranse
''' a0'''e' '-'' wsi.IiSoros A CARTER Auc,lonoer.
EDwAEp scHEScx, AuCrIosEER
her IA Blosaw ssan, ss
SUITS in san asmas and ee
sanity saysa Of new and exasss de-
esa sos extension Table ppns cCm Chair. and So
reaus, Washstands and Commodes do. Of black walnut
finished In oil rosewood and mahogany
Glasses, elegant mahogany Chamber, fafor and Dining
Room Furniture Also AT II O'Clock two superb Moquet Car
pets.
EOURTH SPRING TRADE SALE : HARDWARE
IL auction notice JOHN II. VAN ANTwERPS SON
Auctioneer will sell Thursdsy, February 81 10 O'Clock
At No 70 William street. 20 lots assorted English
and American goods embracing In part steel shinglng
and claw Bachets handled Axes Porcelain Knobs Plated
hountnes sanderson and VIM Jacksons Table and Pocket
Cutlery ehoves and Spades file and chisss Handles
is s Lost SS Eass c SS sss D
taper es also 100 dozen Jacket Lamps
OF Trays and Walters desirable patterns and assorted
sizes loo dozen astng Spoons flea Forks Skimmers La
dlca, &c also COO dozen John Russes well
Files assorted sizes from the Croton File works. slso 10
dozen Ibbosons Brosn hand and panel steel Saws
&C., &C. Terms cash. Bankable funds
n @. HORTON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
III O'Clock, Furniture hegars two baskets Wine, good
Sewing Machine sashes Stove and Pipe Hoop skirts Fancy
Goods, &c. &C.
HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONBER.--sPECIAL SALE OF
IL Dry and Fancy Goods Boots Shoes AcThis day, At
S o'clock at the auction store 1914 William street. large
lot OF Dry Fancy Goods Dress Pieces Ribbons ready
made Clothing, 600 pairs Boots and Shoes, 40
4 r. WILLIAMS, AUCTIoNEER
e. viii SELL NJ s1t Fourth avenue, this Thursd,yl morn.
Goods Bralds six aud straw Hats also Counters
Glass Cases and Store Fixtures
ALSO,
Household Furniture handsome Wardrobe Chairs Tsbles
Bureaus &c dc No postponement account OF weather
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The first floor and basement occupied by VIM. Wat
son Co., importers OF linen goods Their stock is dam
aged by water probably to the extent OF $4,000
SIS 600 The usefulness OF the insurance patrol watch
covering up the goods never apparent Their
labors in all probability have saved the Underwriters at
least $1,000 The stock is insured for $3.50 000 as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-21

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE
New York and Virginia steamship Company viii be held
Tuesday March 1861 between the hours on ~ and r.
at the Office Of the agents Of the company No lis Broad
way. q. HEiNEREN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-21

1900 scios Hooking Valley RI LIST mortgage bonds.
2,00O Missouri per cant bonds
1000 Eeokuk city Iowa) per cent bonds.
1900 rew York and Erie RR assented bonds of 1871.
6.lrO Fan Francisco city and county per bonds
Next regular sale Monday February Regular
sales Of Stocks and Bonds Monday Thursday
every day when required at l2 O'clock the
room No. 81 William street. the Merchants Exchange
preferred Socks and Bonds bought at private
sale and at the brokers' board.
ALBERT ii. EICOLAY,
Auctioneer and stock broker So William street. near Wall
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MORTGAGE sALE OF FINE nousEf1oLp TURM

pAWNBRoKER's sALE--B LEVY, AUCTIoNEER, -
CathaIine street win sell this day at II O'Clock SIX
Deaine and Fall Dresses, Basques skirIs Sbaws Shirs
shoes, Gloves, Quilts Under Garments Goats Pants Jew
ry &C BY order of HENRY BARRETT
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DBD AND WHITE ASH Goals PURE RED ASH
IN (Peach Orchard genuine Lehph and Broad Mountain.
properly screened ao English house Camel and Liverpool
HENRY REEVE
Corner Canal aud Centre e1d corner Jane and Nest streets
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A.-CELBBRATIoY OF wAsHrNaroN,s

~ u A.-CELBBRATION OF WESTINGHOUSE
". Brhday-The Order OF United Americans will csas-
brae In accordance with their usual CUSTOM the Anniver
Horace Maynard from Tennessee With other appropri
ate exercises Tickets 81 admission may be procured o. Ckas
f. 0ildsrseeve, ~ William street; w. W. Osborn. Cham
bers street; H. s. Bancker 267 Bowey W Biskepey 81
Sixth Doors will half past twelve scloc,
and the exercises half oclovkCha&
T. Gderseeve, w r. Mountford, John Lloyd, u. r. Han
cock. G SHOEMAKER VIM r Blakeney, Jas. b. Scott.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

r MoRIARTy AUcTIoNFER WILL SELL rHIs DAY.
e. a. ~ O'clock It i7S Chatham square, furniture nov
ana second hand Feather Beds Clocks Mirrors 100 OH Paint
ings Window Shades Dry Fancy Goods are
lery; lot OF Jewery, segars, &c
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

TRANB MILITARY DISPLAY-PERSONS DESTROYS
" of witnessing the Military Display the I'D havv
splendid view by engaging Seats In
wise at low prices in the building 40 Broadway Ap
ply In No &
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NfAsoNTC.-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE CHAPTEB
Nl NO. ITO of r. A. Masons, hereby notified
special 70 be held Thursday evening Feb
a Mt az O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hail. In wltA
Zetsnd Chapter No l4 for Work Punctua attendance Z
particularly requested BY order of
EDMUND B HAYS LIP
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DENTISTRY.

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
TyoRPoRATION EoTJCB.--THB COMMITTEE ON RAIL-
~ roads OF nc Board Of Aldermen will meet In M
City Hall, on Friday I'D Inst, at O'Clock r. NJ.
Parties Interested In business 10 the comrtlss
VIII nave an opportunity OF presenting their views.
" l. A. DOolE.
JOHN RUS5bLL on
TERENCE FARLEY, Railroads.
7. r. MINIS, Clerk
,oRPOAT1oN NOT1CB.-rUE COMMITTEE on
sUeeR OF the Board Of Aldermen will meet In room
Nq a.ly ball on Thursday, the 2lst inst, AT 2 r NJ
interested In any matter pending before the Oovn-
m'ttee are requested 10 be present
a. BooIB, )commit,cs
JOHN RUsSRl. on
T,s MINIS, Clerk