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DEATTTU,

hURPHY-In prcokiyn, On the iI,h lns,, WI
Ham Murphy, native Of Kildare Ireland, In the
SD yvar Of nis aee.
His rsnains were inferred In the Csmsawy Of the
Holy Cross, Flasbush. n
.orrIGNON-oa Friday, ais, lns,, Lucy, widow
Of Pe,sr ~ Ut,ignon, In the 4lst year Of her age.
spcctfully invited 70 attend the funeral, Monday
morning, alth iust at O'Clock precisely from her
late residence, s6th IT. be, 9TH and SEQ avs. Hr
remains viii be taken 70 Yunkers for intermen'. %
RAYNRR On Friday morning, ais, ins,, Lydia,
wife of T. w X RaSner.
The funeral will take plAJe on sunday afternoon,
23d mss, a. ~ O'Clock. hon I'D Sixth ave. 81
RICHARD5--on Friday. 9ts, inst. after q long
and pal ,fu ilntss, Jsnes D. Richards, In the 9Th
year Of his age
Ills relatives and friends are respectfully invited
W attend the funeral, from his late residence, 90
Barrow q, on Sunday afternoon, Rsd ins,, q, 2
o'cluck. 100
ERYAN-ou Thursday, 0oth inst, Ater shor IL
meas, Mrs.. Ryan.
Her rvmalnsfwill lie taken W Calvary Cemetery,
this t5aturuay) Afternoon, q, o'clock, from h r
late residence, 0 Mulberry ri. The friends and
relatives Of the family respectfully invited ~
attend. -. -. - lo5
-yAUGHAN-o On the q1st ins,, II sca-let fevur,
Benjaluin QuAsk enburh, youngcs, son Of DR.. ANA
nah u. and Jane Vaughan, aged year, mos.
and dsya
Tne funeral will take place from the residence Of
| his parents, t96 Green Sich 1t, sunday after
noon, 2'd inst ct O'clock The f1en Il OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend without
| further notice. Ia
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
NEW ERA IN SUNDAY JOURNALISM.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Will contain all the news received In This dy BIZ
TELEGRAPH up 70 o'clock on Sunday morning,
toeesher with ali The 10 Al and general intelligence
up " tia, hour besdss . number Of original s,o-
ries by the moss popular ronAncis,f On both sides
Of tie Atlantic. Hencosorth the SUNDAY hER-
Curry will be the moss comprehensive ne~spaper
puO shed In the world, comnlaing the fullest de-
tails Of even pAaine event with unsurpassed lite
NEW AND SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
with the tale< raph cmpaniea will enable the pub
liaherp NO, only 70 present their resders With all
the Information transmitted 70 the Associated Press
but also 20 furnish exclusive dispatches from truss
worthy sources In relation 70 all the prominent
ana xcitng topics Of the day. The
WAR NEWS
will be the very --latest that comes over the wires
the immense multiplying power OF the new
SUNDAY MERCURY LIGHTNING PRESS
enabling the editors o keep the paper open 10 =
lssr hour than Is possible with any Of It's contsm
puraiiee.
Prom this time forward the SUNDAY MBRCC.
RY viii be In advance Of all competitors regards
every species q information ccmins under the head
Of news, and superior as a literary paper 70 y
ueekly pu,lished In the Unitad States a h.s.
the combination OF attractions offered ~ readers OF
every clsss In the SUNDAY MERCURY, for four
cents, n unatsainable q, any cost else -here. -
The pre- nj ejaculation Of the buNOAh MEN
Curry exceeds tina. Of all the inday j'uroals IA
sued In New York ADD would lorg ago have reach
I'd q much higher figure could the demand have
been supplied. With the facilities Afforded by their
new y, cas- the publishers can guarantee the public
against further disappointment.
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TIRE NEWS OF TIE WORLD,
LATES T MOMENT,
ON SUNDAY MORNING,

The SUNDAY MFR Jury bringg up the news OF
che world n fvs OclocE On sunday ning. What
int ligehce foreign domestic, may 10 all at
within the telegraphc stance ot Nsw York pre-
yious 10 that hour will inevitably appear in its
columns. IL will sweep, - with net, the whole
circle Of telegraphic commune atom, suffering not
item Of Interest 10 escape Ii will not be cas-
sary take all the papers in order 10 obtain all the
news Of the day. The whole Of II will be comp re-
hended in the SUNDAY MERCURY, price our
cents-the chsapest live ne @sp Iper on the Amer-
can ooniinsrt Nor is this asysry class OF readers
will be catered for. The fireman. the military man,
the naval officer, the lover Of wit and fun, the I'D
mrer OF sterling original fiction, the ssarcher Ntser
solid iAct the yotery Of fashion, the literary man,
the patron OF the DIR ANA, the general reader, and,
IN short, the whole Of thai vAAt community known
a Al she world, will And lin the SUNDAY MER-
Cuhf-issusd At ak o'clock to-morrow morning
Vie KIND Of readins they each and AZ require.
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A STORY OF INTENSE INTEREST
"A COMMENCES IN TuE
SUNDAY MkRCURY
TO.AnRRnw

The opening chapters Of IM0GHNE OR TIE
MARBLE HEART, by PIERCE EGAN, the popu-
lar Ehgl sh Runsncist, gill appez, in the SUNDAY
hERCjR I tomorrow morning. Tots remarkable
ttoty, by an author who has rival in the depart
mciit ~ fiction n which his thrilling prDo uctous
bel, ng, III create sensation In the reading
world. IL II fall Of scenes OF the most atsrtbing
character; and who.yer delights in the vivid crea-
tons Of powerful fAlcy, c,nnot fail " be charmed
with ID. That this new feature will give fresh
10 pptus b. the rspdlv increasing circulation u the
SUNDAY MERCURY, is certain. and II Is hrtu-
nate that the publication o. that paper on new
Lightning press Of extraordinary capacity a pow
OF, coums rces simultaneously with the advent Of
this splendid romance in its columns.
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THE SATURDAY COURNRR

A PAPER FOR A HOLIDAY
n Col. Barter, Garry Dychman Of the New York
sFirs,", Corneilus v. Anderson, Wm. II. Lsvison;
Mrs. George Loder; Mis- Ka,s Hunter and others,
figure In ths Sk sch of,hs
AMATEURS AND ACroRs,'
putiished In the -.
q this week.
EXECUTION OF GORDON
wnh IT, Thrilling Incidents;
HOW LEA SECURED us LAS T STAR
DEATH IN TIE WHITE HOUSE
THE SHADOW OF AsHLIDYAr; . Gres,
Story.
TIIB INEQUALITIES OF WASH 'NGTON, are a
very few II the great attractions Of the number,
FBw Edition Ready this " ,rning.
The regular Sunday merning edition will DO rea-
dy At the usual hour.
Hundred were unable 10 secure the COURIER
lasr week. To prevent disappointment, buy the
paper early.
ofios Of Publication,
No. 10 Spruce street. 1879
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DEAR IN MIND.

- That while ether pspsrs, weekly and daily, arc
limited In their scope and objects, the SUNDAY
MERCURY embraces every d. srlment ofthe pub
lie pt,ss, giving tie latest nte sencs by telegraph
frm all quarters and all subjects, the BEST ig
nal stories pub ishod In the country, together vita
tie ANN est tails and a greater am ,unt Of rare wit
and hunor Than is " he " d Ia snv other paper
In the country. The SUNDAY MERCURY aims At
pre-. emineuc- In all departments q the nesspapcr
ptess. The politician, the man o'taste and those
who seek ,he very latest intel iyence all matters
~ interest, will find 10 this Grand Combination
Newspaper all that they can possib desire, or that
enterprise, energy and irdu'try can present In the
way Of a valuable Family Journal.
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AMUnRMWlyTR.
A cADEMY OF MUSIC
n PROFESSOR ADnIgI

A cADEMY OF MUSIC
"A PROFESSOR ADRIEN,
viii have the honor 70 sppsar NJ ths
on HoNDlY sn1r, TEs sg s.suI f.s:..
TossTtR ENTERrHIS%sHTs
or woNDHlYuL
MAGICAL ILLUSIONS,
IDRiES Il st" The GREATEST MzoIcizN N
THE WORLD,
and pert5rm aeae n
NATURAL, SCIENTIFIC, MECHANICAL AND
,-,,- CHEMICAL MAGIC,
ANCIENT OR sooERS wII%RIs.
A RIEN'S
hgscal fe.ts 81 pr .ducing almost innumsr.hle srss
mails and substances, as II wore rom Ho.hnR. bi-
Illusions sf Furnished Tea Table, ready ior :
party 70 sit down 10, and psils q water sufhois-a
iss p% psaiSIsyss..ons. designate Is ~ O'"'' "-
ADRIEN The PRINCE OF MAGICIAN5 AND
KING OF WIZARDS.
have Witnessed ssv,rL a Prof ADRIEN'S Me-
gca p frrn ,nces which were 80 asto 1i.hing thss
many persons thought they could ma be Ins wish
u'i' the lid u sms other than mere humsn power.
ADRIEN'5 furnished tea table, pals Of water. .nd
., me other tricks, we've enough " maks the sup>r-
siitous ,morous, aud the credulous afraid but he
Afterwards assured the sudisn 81 tprivate partis-9
that at Ir per ums he would be ready 70 show
the phdo.0phv % Ia pertOrmAt COS, and prove ,hss
all w.re mere magical Illusions.
think IL In no moro than justics 10 make ths
above statement IS fod there sre many reports
circulated respecting Adrena performance, which,
n unoon,radicted might preudioeth the public Hsan.
witnessing his vordetfui fssts.
JOHN w. PORTER, 395 broadway.
Hear wba, Rev. DIR. shaw, Of Dsrsarara, Wess b.
dies saysi-
During my visit In New York, 7 attended two q
Professor Adrien'a magical performances, give. -
private parties and ~ wonderful were two OF three
OF hts trich that the question was raised whsaheE
such things could be zone without supernssurA
aid think that large claas OF persons tond a
ami ssment and ins,ruciion. will be delighted wt.h
| Professor Adticn. OSBORNE w. SHAW, d. d.
Ptices OF admission, 90 cents " all part Of The
house, private loxee, VI eaoh chis rem, half prios.
| Doors open at I. Performance commences "a
| ocl,-k fe22 9E'
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MARRIAGES..

GARDNER -wATsoS-on Thursday, Jan. 20,
iGG2, by Rev M. Smith, OF Duane st. Church,
David L. Gardner, OF Brooklyn, " Miss Margaret
Watson, Of u l. city. 80
JAQU ITH SIMPSON In PhilsdelphiA, on
Thu sdAy, Feb. 2Oth by the Rev. Geo. W smylie.
Nlthl G. Jaquiih 81 Jersey City, W Emma b.,
daughter Of Jas. simpson, Esl., o! the former
place, %
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TILE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER.

= EUT IJNN TVh TIT NVN y T WI :.
In orr CT g. immediate raU ers thr nyhnnt the
country, who desire W receive the GREAT sun.
DAY NEwsPAPER-TuE SUNDAY hER-
ElRl-oD Sdncay ornibg, editions are issued
ev. ~ FridRy evening ami Saturday morning, c,n.
,ainiug the latest intelligence up 70 the hour u
q ing 70 pres. AL tire news agents in North
America, have the SUNDAY MEKCUB l on their
cot nters every Sunday IN ruing.
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PROVISIONS.


ROARD-A YOUNG LADY CAN OBTAIN
- board In a small family, on moderate terms,
in most desirable To- ,tilu, by applying at ~ h.
SSH IT bet L. XIII gton aud Ash ava. feel tf'lli
| MONROE ST., COR. OF CATHERINE
Furnished rooms o. lot To ngle gentlemen, with
or without board; also, rooms viih every convent
ence for economical housekeeping, TOR small. liet
families. fs22 2iAo'ltO
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rnE GREATEST SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
III
AMERICA
NEW YORK SUNDAY MERCURY.

L.r, ago It's circulation exceeded 10y thousands
that OF az the other Ldly papers Of the city CONF
biued. Up 10 tits time the publishers have be'n
unable g. meet the constantly increasing demand
THIS WEE X TIC uew lightning I cs, the swi'tc tand
mot petfect uf it, klut in Esv lo j.. goes into
perhtuu nud they will be csAll"d q throw oil
81 ai,icnt nunler ~ copies 10 supply all copern.
To-MORRow's SUNDAY MERCURY
VII contain Ill tie t,ographic news trans nltted
vyr tile VAR US iLeA up ~ 1--WE u'c uck NJ on
sunday, embracing every war item ~ inte'et
from the South aud Southwest. such are the a..
rangemeEis Of the pruprie'ors, add such their f.ci
htcs for o, tsning authentic informal ON from all
qlArtcrs, that paper by any ssildli,y ste.
march On them. Full accounts ~ the CELvBRA-
TION OF wASlIINGTON's BIRTHDAY, here and
In III or cin's ample rep hts # every local event
worth re, ord x, and literary at,r, tons surprising
thee Of any other weekly, will be among the self
recon- nenditions Of tomorro0's SUNDAY hER-
CRY
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTtoNEER-BY
w virtue OF a chat,l mottg ,,e, | will sell on
Monday, iitr, ins', a, lOAt clock, nj ABBO rs'S
suction oms Ne = .st r. NJ WAY. que IN tnogAny
Billiard tthl b,ls md cues ais, stock and fixtures
of grocery aud liquor store. ROBERT AMBER
son, Att,tLcy far Mortgage. 10
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DY Y. j. PARKER, AUCTIONEFR.
~ Scr. ip6 Wal a

TLAN CANNAS5 AT AUCTION.
- HIts, cJntsiping about 900 fOltr, best quail.
" 5"'Ch vrs', Of tue celebrated msnu'scture ~
LAWSON, 81 Ar uosth, q full aaaortmsnt " num-
hers AID all in prime orien " be sold in lots n sft
purchasers ten lis'i3a
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Me-siah's Chusch, I1th s, bet Sd and
4tn aves-Rsv. j. V. HINES, Of Boston, preacues
tImprrI~, oaDb.tn, ali 10y At the usual nours ali
,isp all tue afternoons and eyeuiags Of next week,
except Saturday AL are invited 70 attend. FL inds
frum a distance remain in the house be'@ee
services. Seats free. ~
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$4,000
\ WORTH OF DOMESTIC

GOO OOO WORTH OF DOMES TIC
POO,OUU dry gocds-BlsAOhsd aud un-
bleacbed muslins, prints, ginshams, checks, ticks,
cotton Housskeepors, manufacturers aud daals
supplied Il low prices. GEORGE KEYES. ets
e,h AZ. iuaa Asl2l
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DRESS.
personal NOTICES.

TF THIS MEETS TIE EYE OF JAMES
L MALONE, recently Of Toronto CanAdA he 10 re-
quested 70 call Al tue Frank Ia LOUISE ~ CMege
riend. tezls
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CPECIAL LIGHTNING DISPATCHES
~ FoR TUE
SUNDAY MERCURY

The lightning column OF the SUNDAY MER-
CUkY is now kept open until FIVE oclpcE on sum
day morning. Consequently that newspaper has
Ihs very latest electric Intelligence from all parts u
the country. By special arrangement ID will hence
forw ard be Furnished with infornatton by every
hour. @ mpare its telegraphic, foreign, local aud
general Ia the intel gencs 10 these depart
nlents furnished by the d.ily press, and say whe-
theT IL does not take the lean among the live news
papers Of ths age, Try N discover II there Is any
thing proper 70 n model journNl-a true trans,ri IL
o. events as they occur-that 1t lacks. The puOsh-
ers challenge scrutiny and comp arson tomorrow,
and svaty Syndav morning
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GROCERIES.


BARGAINS IN
ID TEAS, GROCERIES, FLOUR AND
PROVISlONR
1900 hhls. Flour, at 50 90 per bb,.
lO,OOO Harns, city cured, at 6kc.
lu,OOO Shoulders, city cured, &c.
b,OOO l-Kes Cheese, Sc.
1,UO'kits NJ. N .ckorel, 81 per kit.
1000 tubs Lard, Sc.
1900 bDNes Sap, bHc. = &c.
Loo boxes AdAnnntine Candles loc.
Loco boxes Starch, pure, bHc.
200 $50 Ina Sugar,raw and refined. y, o, 10 lie.
I,OOo packages Butter, Ice, Isc. and zoe.
CnfSos, fresh grrInd, Ice, iSc. and 2Oc.
Choice Or, en- and Black Teas, Coz n Ioc.
qO,OG9 gallons New Orltans Aolaasea.
5000 gallons Porto Rico NJ aasea, Soc. per gallon.
b,0pO gallons SJrupA, assorted.
$50 tiorces Rce, le,
Finest old brandea FOR medicinal purposes,
and all other kinds Of gods Kept In irst class gro
Gerry house.
THOMAS Il. AGNEw, 26O Greenwich street,
occupies his own store, owns the property AMI has
M rent b. pay imports and buys exclusively TO-
caAh-nsyer gave q note in his life Eupsrlntendf
his own business from sixteen b. eighteen hour
every day the year round consequently he can un'
4, rrrll any grocer In New York. Give him cal
at geo Greenwich street and - Murray street. Gr'd'
delivered free. iel 4isS'lS5
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LOST AND FOUND.


EOUND A WATC I'm WASHINGTON
y ttit, /, tha "a mar can have II by proving pro-
peity ~ pe'iug expenses. Apply 4. MokEONE,
2Gp G~eeAw,. h street. II
7 OST- sl5 REWARD--LOST IN TIE
lLCitTei's Bank, PEN. 2ht, or going IN the corner
~ Nruuma street and Bowery, tnoran1un
book con aiming about go checks 't,a, &c. Tha
h1dor, Nv ir,ying o. zane nj the II INK, ar at n
y BUGARI'5, cor W lam aud Frank 'urt Hts, will
ieI',ye Il e ahuvJ reward T.. - No LILLIAN 1873
r 0ST-A BLACK AND TAN DOG EARS
- MT Gus; araWtrs g. the name Of FRANK; a
liberal reward wi he paid IN returning hin N the
oNucr 10 West 2bth ~, near Tth Az Is
az REWARD LOST ON THURSDAY,
W. February goth, black coats, ono An uV p
coat, the other, undercoai q sma sun ~ money
Ia TIE pocket. Tee hhuse tc~ard Ill be paid by
reiu ming the COATS n 1915 Fist 9th ~. IL
CD RgWARD-LOSr ON TUESDAY FEB
v~( lS.h, ASH 81 King Chnr,'d dns, months ola
The aloys reward will DO paid II 20 Christie, bose
meut.
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60 6O-CHEAPEST BOARD IN THE
V<'cO States. Nice rooms, with good board,
81 90 70 week and upwdrdA L>diaa and faHli-
lies suited sas thaa any Csas house, y LsPsnard st
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A GOOD WAITER wANTED-APPLY To |
n J HASBLIN, Custom House Lunch, Pine 81 |
A PARTMkNIS TO LEr-ROOMS 4 THE |
q ba, Is las ment. Inquire ~ Grand 81, Rent low. |
A FINE GROCERY FOR SALE CHEAP
hApply is w, It 2Oih ~, or At 81 MIodouyal II
A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT |
n al, 1879 Stanton ~, baS"ment door. fell ',lO
RTlFICGAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted,
"a also 20 TO learn, 60q Eighth nv, up stairs 2i9 IL
A FINE LOT or LONG BREED CANARY
n bird for sac, AZ II west i3d st. fe2l S'ls6
ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES
n - let, Ht 600 Broadway. iel9 i'l2T
DOOKKEEPER WANTS A SITUATION,
ID sIh good reference. Add ess W b'N SaI : m.
DREAD BAKER WANTED AS FOREMAN
u Apply at SO Ludlow Vt. IA
ROY WANTED-ONE WHO Understands
lOteding Aru'ins machine, J.Aus.in,lb fnt'n
RAKER WANTED A MAN TO WORK
l., bread and cake, 3Gs greenwich st. 81
DOARDING-A FEW YOUNG MEN can be
accommodated with rooms, 70 Third avef!O J'lls
DOOKBINDERS' ENCLOSING PRESS low,
Dexonaugs for blank boz kstIJh Nassau, bDokstand
CLAGs-l3xl9 INCHES, u PER DOZEN
L. sale At D1yer ~, cor Chatham. W
EOUND-LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND Dog
black aud white Apply John Tee, 2ls w ilth =
EOR SALE-ICF, EXPRESS & Business
wagon trucks, | 9sh ave- cor 18Th st. y, plid,A,
| FOR SALE-A TOY AND CANDY STORE
| Il Iuquife l5T w est l9th st. fe22 S'llo
| Cor SALE CHEAP-A BUTCHER STAND
L in a f's' class market l4qui,o la flfsh st. 50
| GRCCERY 4 LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
! N-2lI El.zsb- tn ~. fe2O S'lo0
| T ODGINGS-SINGLE BEDS ~ CTS. PER
- night, rooms m derate prices 3O4 Pearl 81, u
EEDLES-HEMMlNG'S 4 RICHARDS
| 4Ngenuine machine needles. II Maiden Lane. 2l,S
NRWFOUNDLAHD PUPS FOR SALE
~ Beet in city-THOs SMALL. foot lOth ~, Err
DRESSES WANTED-EITHER SCREW or
lever, for punching brass. JOS D1dln, ~ Dutne
SEwING MACHINE wANTED-w. 4 W.
ostcoLd hand machines, w. Lyman, box 3d. IN
CEWING MACHINE TO LET-FIT FOR
| Day kind Of NulK. Cal l2i East 37th ~. Ia
C,EWING MACHINES-ALL KINDS FOR
| Osas, rent or exchangs-5J5 Broadway. ic2O 3'lu,
IITANTED-A FEW MORE MEN TO FILL
w Up first class legiment-lbo Greenwich ~
IXTANIED-AP PAPER HANGER-ApPLY
Wv Pa,teL's II tel,2si Greenwich st, immediately
XXTANTED-OPE with W & W
w GIuyc q BIlSeI . mach agency ii9 b'oad"'y
XXTANIEp-A THIRD HAND on BrGat
w ana cake, AZ $50 Tuird ave. IL
XXTANTED-BOY, 10 YEARS OLD, to Lear
w paintiuE business, at I'm st CO.. broa1way
XHTANTED-A GOOD BOY, THAT HAN
w worked = OF yTa in Tin shop, 1876 Maiden Az
A GIRLsTO BON IN MATCH FACTORY
F62d At, bet Sab aud 9th ave. IL. blGLOW g.
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DRY GOODS.

DRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS-MERRIMAC,
l. spragus and Pacific, ohnios styles, for one shi
ling, Al JEREMIAH LAaBERrs, b23 Greenwich
at. Also a. extra shifting, Al one shilling. and
q do. for lOc. Also splendid assortment ~ Ba'
mnral ski,ta hs2t Ssiab
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.

II ,lNhlNlNN NEWo
CAPITAL TIE CAMP, AND TIE ARMY IN
THE FIELD.
TIE SUNDAY MERCURY OF tomorrow will con-
tain full =, IT'S ~ the CELEBRATION OF WASH
INGToNs BIRTHDAY, trum the Commencement
OF the PrecedDgs A the close Of the llunlnauons.
The columns - A. SUI DAY MERCURY being
kept open 70 . latt4 hour than ihoss OF aay othsr
paper published Sunday. any import.n ant event
that may transpre In any part Of the country with
In the limits OF the telegraphc systeI, bet Sesn
noon on Saturday and daylight on Sunday morn
ing, are sure 10 be found In It's columns
II between those hours the Chief Magistrate
should die tie Union sssns achieve victory svf
FER asc. q even, OF vital %p SSIT
MERCURY
In fac ,se publishers intsnd that II shall no, only
OMIT NOTHING WHICH OTHER NEWSPA.
fERS CONTAIN, but that II OIL all CONTAIN
WHAT TREY OMIT. Ia its mail neHs, foreign
correspondence, local nte gence, military and Are
msn's department, criticisms, humor, romance,
and AL hsbpeciAl well geheral features, IL will
be always In the front rank Of tie best live news
papers Of this day.
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John H. BURIEY, AUCTR-wILL SELL
~ this day at O'Clock, at 40 Canal At, sofA beds,
bureaus chsirs, tables, b,drteap, wardrobes, eath
beds, bl snke,a, comisrtcrs, 81 new and ID hand
Bruisels, ply ard ingram carpets, oil cloths,
kitchen Ware. &c. &c. IL
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TnE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

The circulation ~ the
SUNDAY MERCURY
exceeds the combined Issues OF AL the other Sunday
papers, aud 'hsreiora presents
UNEQUALLED ADVANTAGES TO
ADYER Users.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
INSTRUCTION.

A CADEMY OF BOOKKEEPING, ARITH-
IA 1ssio, writing, &c, 362 Broad SAy--ateen years
In successful operation. Thor igh practical nAtruc.
ton, day and evening upon reduced terms. Zach
student 10 separately and carefully taught.
talO 2tao'lOA ", J. RRNVIILH,
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As,isch Bap,,.t Chutce, 7sh avenue, near
l2ih = r., aching by JOAN Y. ADAMS, Psstlr,
nitk A. NJ auo ~ =. NJ Raw. ALFRED COOK
MAN, Pastor Of the 1,h Az. NJ. y Cndroh, will
preach At9P NJ Seats rec ~
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A UCTION NOuCE-LARGE SALE OF
n over $1,000 worth Of II usshold Furniture, n
public auction this day, Of Robert MsCarty, n %,
a. 80 Yves, 18Th A. near 9Th ave-, at ION o'clock.
Conss,ing Of rosewood pianoforte suita, bookcsse,
mirrors, lsce atd other curtains ornaments, paint
inga clocks, tables, chairs, sofabsds, br,issels
wilton and ingrsin csrpets, bureaus, bedsteads,
cruckery, china, glasa, aiverware, table cutlsry,
oclu,h, sheets, blank eta and reiserator, stoves,
&C; also assortment, basenen, and kitchen u,sn-
sil-, l.. J. BLEECkER, Auct ist
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A UCTTON notice.. 8. PARSONS,
n Aue,ioneer; 800 cases boots and shoes, prime
ffesh and seasonable goods, will be soI a suction
without reserve, on N inday, Feb. Gath, Al tok
o'clock precisely, ., the store Of e. 8. PARSONS
a SONS, 81 Couftlandt II. fsa2 2s'I3l
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Amy hoNe@eht IN a'o ~ tho bsatu "
Pub ic sion A puDlic mesting Is o. be n-ld next
,bhata evening, In the Rsfrm Il Dutch C1u rch,
Harrison At, Bro ,klyn, Rev. n SMtrU, P,4tIr,
IN AID Of the mt Of the BJsrd Of Publication
for supplying religious reading to the army. Toe
service, will Commence At y o'clock. Toe meeting
will b- addressed by the Pastor Rev DR.. PORTER
CD HAYWARD, from the army OF the PtOm,j,
and psrh.p, others. The Christian public are cor
dl4.ly invited ~ attend. 1903
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTIoN NoLICE-sALR OF HOTEL.
fAfurn,ure, Wednesday, l0K o'olock. Van bs
sold vithou, reserve, BY BELL 4 INGRAHAM. ,hs
entire furniture Of the Es,srn Ho,sl, No. % New
Bovery, comprising 80 bed rooms, and o.her apart.
mspts bar room, billiard tables, &c. Particulars
In time 1aq
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u IsAACs, AUCTR-oFFtCE 2i6 NINTH

D.ays, sil. 81. On ,hs sSth feL 1t % Gans-vo RI
n, at 10 O'clock, ne steam engine, boiler and hN.
,uiee, shaitng and be,lng, one wsgon. cofies mill,
&c. % Ga'li9
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the dIh Auui,cr.sry Of ,hc Jshn street
Union Pra, er Meeting Will be- held on SATURDAY.,
FsD. 21d, in john ~ & urch Tio exercises, wnich
exp cted to be very intere-tit g, vii commence
at /! o'c,cE, NJ Tne public are cordially invited
20 attend 90
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GUTTER wANTED-TO CUT LADIES
~ under garments, ladies' linen cullsrs amt seta.
none hut first class uen need apply, al A iIERR
MANtys, 8i2 Borahway. fe22 - II