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Police Intelligence, SC.

ALLEGED ArrEMPT AT RAPE.-A complaint
was nj led with Justi Kelly ON Saturday,, against
man who gave /. name IA joan Wilde, for attempt
ing W commit rape upon the person oi young
gifl nAmed mary Ryan, In private supper room ON
the CORNER Of Broadway aud Prince street, kept by
John N uchler. appears that Wilde met the girl
in Company with two others named sarah III snilt'
and Clara Holmes, late on Friday night last, aud
invited them into Mpchlef's 10 take supper. They
consent, d, and subsequently Miss Ryan entIced
wilde into another supper room where the alleged
rape oomnitted The case was pIvately eN-
aninsd by Justice Kelly yesterday morning, at the
jefferson Market Police Court, and this facts iiited
by the counsel for wilde, Mr.. q. g. ,enccr, bear
very much against the girl and ~ . show that
there are some parties vet behind the scenes who
have sescted this mode n rtttlii nR on Wilde for
s,mo imaginary wrong The girl was very much
affected, and by her own testimony ex nerltas- de
fdcf0, Wilde from the charge of having used free
with her But from the nature 81 the ctHe, II could
not he wholly continued yesterday. IL will be re-
stunned some day next week.
An ALLEGED BrRGLAR AND REC sivER oF
SroLES GOODS -Detectiyes Farley AMI Eust Ss nave,
for zone tune past been watching the house OF
MARY MCC1ruIick, - Nande water street. II being
resort for thieves and burglars. Sindy night tbs
Detectives entered the premises ana arrested John
Anderson, charged with having been concerned In
robbing the store % Hugh McCahe - C-lT 1tree
some five weeks age, of property TO large amount
On searching the premises, portion Of the goods
stolen from Mr.. MCCabe's store, and numerous arti
Giles taken frum tie store Of MsSsrs. Beard, Hunt
Co., $40 Broadway, which WAS entered by burglars
few nights ago, were found secretcd in the cellar.
Toe woman Mccormick " as arrested AMI both Oh e
prisoners were taken before Justice Connolly, who
committed Anderson for burglary, and the woman
Tor receiving stolen goods.
OFFICER WILLIAMS, or THK sTH WARD
Brooklyn Police, arrested Charles MOD ,ytt on sun
day evening, ON the chsrge Of beating his wife in
~ brutal n manner that her life Ia desp ,roi Of. He
committed, to await the result OF the IN aries
inflicted.
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DEATHS.

RLACK-On Monday, 10Th inst, MAR Black, wife
Of George u ack
The funeral will take place this truesiavl ,iier-
nom, At o'clock, from her late residence, lil Ave.
ID. Tie relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend %
BYRNES-O On Sunday, 9th INST, II consumption,
Hugh Bytnes, a native 4 the PARISH of Mull,haWn,
rownlGnd Of Carrih, c.. Armagh, Ireland, aged %
years,
The relatives and friends Of tine family ara re-
spectfully invited y attend the funeral tits tues
day. afternoon, llth inst at O'Clock, from his alta
residence, 243 East 18th 1t. IIls remains will be
taken g. Calvary Cemetery tpr nterment. 10
CARLI5E-On Monday, 10Th inst, Jennie - 4ise,
only daughter 81 SAM l.. aud Pnube J. Carlisle,
aged year and months.
The friends and acquantqnces " tho family are
respectfully invited h attend the funeral, thus
truc-layl afternoon, At 1 o'clock, n m the resi-.
derce of Ter parents, DDiworth 1t, near Broadway,
Brood yn. l5g
CAvANAGu On the lcth inst, John Cay,nagh,
n native Of Dublin. IRELAND, aged ~ years.
The friends ~ the family respectfully invited
n attend the funeral, on "Wednesday tterns,n, 18th
mat, At oclock, from Bellevue Hospital. 50
CRAwFORD-On sunday, 9th inst a3HP ",
u suggestion II the lungs and brain, Caroline 81,
wife II Edward Crawford.
The relatives aud friends OF the family ar. 70.
spectfully invited " attend the funeral this tru"s
dAyl afternoon. lith inst, Al l ooluek, from the
residence Of her brutht rin-law, John J. Titon 81
Bank ~. 9b
DgLANEY-On the 10Th inst, Dennis Delaney,
son Of Patrick and Ann Delaney, aged year, and
. moAths.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
" attend the funeral, this truesdayl afternoon, 18th
o1o W., eo,i =, "''' ''o 'o''ueio"o ni' '',nv''
u,,rn,c,, - @
EhEhoVN-on sunday, rep, 'th' Josephine,
only dAushter OF James ana Margaret Emerson,
aged years, 0 months and ~ days.
We sat snd watched her bosom heaving,
And sonly bent N hear her breathing;
And there were tears, and soils and siIhing,
For that sweet rose bud slowly dying
The friends and ac1uaintances ~ the family
respectfully invited 10 attend the fdnera, this
Ciuesday) afternoon, llth inst At o'clock, from
the residence 81 her parents d2 NandAm Il Ills
remains VIII lie taken TO greenwood Cemetery for
interinenI slS
FLANAGAN-At =, ndnut on Saturday P.h q
ster long AMI severe illness, Ann Elan 'gan, aged
. t lear, 3, Ma. w., ., ,.
ment Indiana papers please copy. u
HoGAN-On Monday afternoon, 10th inst, Pat
| rick Hogan, native u Bennett'4 Bridge, Athy,
| County Kildare, Ireland, in the 2IIh year Of lis
| age.
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Heard Of Aldermen
A aneci,I m.o,inu of this Bo ,rd wa

N special meeting OF tnlh DOiTu was uolu last
evening, President Henry Ia the chair
A resolution WIS offered by AID. fToment, pro-
hibiting all Committees Of the Comm'u Council
from employing clerks At a." expense Of tho city,
other than tine regular clerks Of the two Boards. IL
A resolution designating tie New York Drdo-
CRAr ~ Curpoiat"n paper was referred o. the
Committee on Printing,
The Corporation Counsel was requested O. give
his opinion " the power II the Common G uncil
O. make d nations y churches and chutch vuusre-
ga ions Ia liquidation Of assessments.
Aid. B,ole's resolution requesting the Chic Eu-
gineer 81 the Fire Department ~ report g. tie
Board, whether In his opinion, any plan can be L.
yised for the better security and safeguard ~ tie
property of our citizens from fire, was taken from
the table aud reported.
A report was received from the mn,iueo on
Public Health on the Mayors communi alton rel,-
tive TO the conveyance Of small poN patents from
various parts IT the city H. tie Small PaN Hospital.
The report recommends that II the driver OF any
public vehicle ~ all allow his vehicle h. be used FOR
the conveyance Of any person all cted with con-
tagious disease he shall be fined $3.50 snd have his
license revoked. The report WAS recnmmitted.
The annual report Of the Central Park Cpmmis-
sioners received and 1000 copies ordered ~ be
printed. The following Is a synopsis;-
The Commissioner state that the amount ex-
pended on the Park In 1850 was SSTS,s5i o., while
but SiT9,1IS CO WAS eNpen ded in 1851, showing a
deere In consequence ~ the war, Of 1900 1871 90
Tne number Of men employed have been reiu ed
from 1919 In 1860 to 1900 In 1881, showing a de-
crease OF 2,0I9. -Four bridgesHhave been conp ete,
ol,Ii3 trees and shruhs planted. ten miles Of water
piping made comrlete, Publs uriuals, and many
mes.of tile drainage constructed. The Manha,t N
Gas Company has at its ogn'eNpenss laid It's pines
through Transverse road No. /, aud the Croton
Board has laid water pipes conn lting vita the
Aqueduct. Seven miles Of carriage road are open
for use. There Ia N be walk and carriage road
around the new reservoir Proceedings are on foot
~ acquire the land between l0h and 1lO.h streets
rle Historic ',iety has applied for permits on
N cree, It's gall ny within the onhnes Of the Ptrk
mnich has been granted. Future attention will be
paid " providing places where Sabbath and otha
ools an resort FOR the purp % recreation and
p1yslcA' eNer Else. The Board adjourned 10 Mon.
day next, " ~
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psariDg In uniform On The occ.sina. This win Be
given on the iTth ina, q, TIE Acsdeuy Of Muao.
On che leah the ssus regimen, will give military
and f.ncy ball nd exhibition n the Academy, ne
procesds 70 70 70 the reglmsrnal fund.
On the 9Oth there win be an invitation hall, or
rather 'foree dansante'' ~ II styled on the cards
under the auspices Of the Young Mems LE.oils du
Sord Club.
On The 9eth, the fnh ball ofthe GEdes Lahyes,e
viii oosne "a, and viii be ne the less brillian,
because che regiment aim 8, ~ . man, serving
~ the SOD u war.
On che 9th Of March, Nardi-eras-,he simon pure
Carnival ball, will be given by the Amis de Ia Gate,
che festivities which will probably be continued far
ttso the early hours Of Ash Wednesday.
DEPARTURE or THE CALIFORNIA DELEoA-
1ioN.--Csptain n. G. Smith aud Mr. Jeremiah
Kavanaeh, who proceeded from Ca ifornis 10 Dub
I'm In charge Of the remains o. T. b. McMsnus, will
leave for Caitfbrpis on the 91a inst. They will be
>n,sr,.ined By their friends here previous " their
departure.
In rrE ABATEMENT oE THE DEATH OF AN
old lady named Jane McMurrAy, fonnd dead At o.
North Fourth street, wiliamsburgh, was men
tioned, on Saturday, ,ha, shroud, cap and the
paraphsrnalis Of oofhn were found ntar her body.
This Is ne, correct no such articles having been
Sbund. Sometime siAse she was conveyed - the
College Hospital, a, Brooklyn, and remained there
some three months, Ater which, thinking herself
better, abe returned home. She visited her friends
as usual, but quite feeble and In delicate
health. Her body was claimed by her sister, Mrs.
Aary Mcrrel and inter- ed In the family vault.
A LKCruBr or TEMPERANCE, with living
proofs Of its utilit,, is worth hearing, AMI those
who desire " know some Of the miseries which a
drunkArd can iniiic,, and at the tine " aid
poor woman, will attend At Lebanon Hal, 5l3 uud-
sou street, Abingdon Square, tomorrow evening At
~ O'Clock, and hear temperance lecture from Mos
Francis Morris. This lady has delivered some
twelve hundred lectures ON this subject, and uni
formy met with very Kind receptions, being fluent
speaker, and Possessed Of an Intelligent mind, and
good descriptive powers. Her husband Is now in
the army, and herself with family ~ support being
without his pay, the lecture is calculated for her
aid, and her sad experience In life will demonstrase
its necessity. Seats free. collection will be taken
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LEGAL REPORrs-MONDAY,
Superior Court.

More About The Voiks Theatre Case-TIs
People, de-, rs. BduSh and Bdus.-This action was
brought " recover the penalty Of 1900 Tor perform
ing in che Nolks Theatre, in lth street, without a
license, In 1861. The defendants admit that there
we're performances there, but deny having any in
,eerast In II whatsoever.
Upon the trial II appeared that the defendants
went into possession u the billiard saloon ald bar
a the premises April LIST, 1861, n make repairs,
and one Of the defendants moved In with his fami-
iy the May following, The "Society Of Perforn-
eis" had poasesson when the defendants came into
she prem 'seS, and remained there until the 3th
the theatre 10 the Community Franchise" a Jew.
tAh congregation by whom Il Is still occupied II
Mas, however, alleged that one Of the Defendants
h , thd ths performers" that they could occupy
UNI! tha stage was sorn down, tshich was on the
is'A o. April aud this liberty, Il Ia Olsined hy ths
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u oard of CouucilmeuI

The Bond met last pursuant "a al.
2sisrnment The President, Caarles q, Pinkaey,
Esq In the chair ~ '''
On motion Of Councilman II.yes the n ,ar1 rasol,
~ mat the Mayor be requested n sign no NOR
IA n i Tor MI Haokley, until, in his judgmen
A 1872, ~ .he CONTRACT are complied with.
a. RESOLUTION OF Councilman II gan was laid owe
'n' the hsrppr Commissioners advertise for Ia
he EnynCr a. i we Battery enlargement, an dire
~ So'Poratlnh counsel 10 sue the present cpntrac.
tr tor any additional the city m ,v b.vs a., ,,
,Gn me OF the work also h. sue Inc ar
, unn,hg 'he stten Island ferry from the bat
$4,000 cue by the contra tor who TOOK the priyi-
lege Drilling In the space between the Oh B,ttsrv
-, 80 so sno He" Ooh'ehPhtei wall Adjourned
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Tao brooklyn Common Council.

A ree ular meeting OF this Bard was held last
sNehtlgl Ald' Iernan in the chair. Alter the
or Submitted a communication in relation b the r..
cont mysterious murder In Harrison street, ia
says that lt has been sugg ested g. him that "A re-
ward should lie offered by the city Tor the apnrs-
henAion OF the murderer, but that the charter gives
him no authority - act in the pre- Misses.
Ad. Franks moved that the Mayor be authorized
" niIer reward OF 800 for the arrest and cinyc-
h9n OF the murderer the Board p sdging Itself TO
raise the amount In the taxes Of the ensuing year
Z" pay me sane The resolution adopted.
the railroad committee for report.
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TURS.

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIRS BUY YOUR
L furS D. per cent. less than any other store in
the city, Al the Great KpolSy Mountain Depot water
mink half ca es mufis and cuff, 50; French sable
mink capeS mufs and cuffs, 81 N %; French mink
sspe, mW and cuhA 80 70 sl0i French mink mufs,
W 70 " so; water mink muiiA, 81 70 $3.50; French
worth $50, IFosTER's, ITS Chatham SQUARE. co.
Hon q d SlAex'N
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OFFICIAL ANDLEGAI

NEW YORK, FEB. 3, 1sG2-NOTlCE Ia
! hereby given that the copartnershlp heru.o-
fore existing under the Arm of A. q MOORE q
90, is this day dissolved by mutual consent; ths
business hereafter will be continued By X W
iiENDhlCksoN. A. q. MOORE, r. w HEM
DhiChsON' fslO 3'lI0
THE co PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BK-
tween HENRY DEXTER, y. o. PARNa-
WORTH and q. w. EICHgLL, has this day beau
llssolVed ~ tho death 81 I. q. FARNSW ORTIZ.
Tee bisinefa vii he settled bv the SUI viving part
i nera' New York. Jan 20, 1853. HENRY DEX.
I'm, ", w ElCHELL. fsli 5't43
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

NOTiCE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
t,Tla narlorng or trusting my wife, CATIIA
Without ust cause or proyooation, az 1 will pay no
debts u her contracting amer this date JACOB
kLlPAN. New York, Feb. It'll, 1862 felO 2'i4
SARAH-I HAVE RECEIVED YOUR LET.
~ ter and have written W yot and directsd h o.
you requested: Gea ID - soon ~ you can. j.
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MEDICINES.

CONSUMPTION CURED BY WHAT
" ever cause induced. Those who are suffering
with any Of the symptoms Of consumption. such a
cnugbs- raising Of matter FROM the lungs, soronaaa
or pains in the chest sides, or back, Oppressive
breatbipg, or dizziness Of the head, should oonsuh
Dr. O'TOOLE, who has made the cure Of consump.-
can refer 10 over 100 eases Of confirmed ounaluaD-
ton which he has cured, In the city Of New YoEk.
within the last months. In all durable oaAaa, NJ.
lief nom suffering IA guaranteed, by the hrsi -
hours treatment. Or. N. @. o'ToOLR, Coasump-
ton Physician, 50 Third ave, bet 18th and 18th -.
New York. fel Ais STThSslAB
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COAL.

co IN AND a 40 BEST QUALITY
@C w P'tston Coal, per ton OF 2,oOo lbs, war
rantd full weight, delivered In any part OF the city,
aud directly from the Penn Coal Co, yards. Oriers
received At Park Place, where can be iDund Al
kinds Of optical Instruments, cheap ~ guod and,
also orders will 10 received Tor h,Ss Of ali kin5s,
male by hand Of the best EIiglAh bunting fell tie
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WM ABBOTT, AUCR-OFFICE 4 EAST
br"adway sells this day, ut lOH o'clock,
Tue contents OF tia liquor stone Water st corner
h"ure' walnut count'rs, tee chest kega tables,
chMrH hne htandiea, gins, wines, gas fixtures lut
oi crockc-y, &c. EIO lis.9Ot
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DEAD READ. READ

IVA safe and reliable medicine. DR.. CHAPMANU
celebrated compound Group and Cough arrap.
BILE cure for the Group; also the bes, medicine hs
influenza, colds, coughs, hoarsenssA ft,ulty a
breathing, pain In the chest, bleeding from tha
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail By WI.
CHAPMAN q CO., a. Futon q. Nov York. sAA u
DrusgisA. ulsl9 AAa'iA
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WARNTNG-MY WIFE, ELIZABETH
w HEhrsTED, len my house on the lnth Of
Now mber, 1851, and has hot returned TIL this day,
the 10th Of Feb., 1852, thereby forbid any person
70 tru',t her or harbor hor in my name FROM this
day. don't consider her my wifs any more. ED
AID HRhPaTKD, New York tsll s.ltl
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HOARD ANN ROOMS

ROARDlNG-1 OR 2 GENTLEMEN CAN
ipuhtau To-, ri IN reasonable terms at IYb CaariaS
-, Ncrth-west cor uf Greenwich vt. II. FELTHAN.
Gli 2Iao'tan
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MARRIAGES.

CONKLTN-DENSIS-Ou MONDAY, 10th inst, ly
the Rev. Samuel II. Smith, james Conklin u
Miss Susan Dennis, all Of this city. So
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LNsTRUCTION.

A CADEMY OF BOOKKEEPING, ARITH-
4 nciiu, writing, 90, 362 Broad ~ay-hneen wears
IN successful ope ratlpn. Thorough practcl, instruo-
Ton, day and evening, upon reduced terms. Each
student II separately and carefully fought.
telo 24aolN w j RRNVIIIH
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EOR SALE CllEAP-A WINE LAGER
beer and b lizard Salon; rent hir saloon and tive
billiard tables, $40 per month. tho billiards pay
b"~Eer. 10 l2.ill
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ANtUeEsiECra.

MAN IN MINIATURE,
the smallest Of his age in any part Of tho
world,
~ YEARS oLDi
ONLY 10 INCHES uuHli
And
WEIGHING BUT 2iX PoUNDsili
Isto bc
sEEN AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING,
In the character and costume Of tho Commodore,
and M intervals, and on the stage during the drs-
matte performances he appears in
SONGS AND DANCES IN CHARACTER,
and In various military and other performances.
tn HEAR THE EDITORS WHO HAVE SEEN
HIM.
Tho n. Y. Daily Tribune Of Jan. 81, sAysi
"CoNMopoRr MIR. who Is doubtless the smallcs,
grown man in ,he world Ia tie person for whom
Mr.. Barnum offered $4,000 II lac could have the
privilege Of exhibiting him for three years The
same paper II Fob says hs els quite rs dimin
utye ~ he has been represented, but, unlike mo.a
dwaif', is sprghily, intelligent, snd evidently beat
upon making 1sure In the world. lie Is one IT
the Lions Of New York, Thousands n,cklng u his
levecs,
From the Commercial Advertiser Of Jan. 81, 1861
CoMSouonr N,rr This intercs,lns minim Of in
,clliscnt humanity is smart and intelligent, with
more u mind and genius than sgcnerI y po.u,ea od
by dwarfs. lie ia loss In stature than Tom Thumb
WIS On his first exhibition, and more viyacioua and
glib o. tongue,
From The New York world Of Feb. I.
Commodore MUTT isa very lit shrimp ndeei
lilo Is a little taller than a champagne bottle, and
not ~ tai asa dcmIohn. 1t is necessary To mea-
sure him 10Th ways, upward and downward, and
then add the two distances together before ge,,ing
any result worth speaking ot. lie is no little tina,
it is difficult ~ illustrate his littoncss landing
hes,ds n,rp,u n. 4. I, ,,ir,.nslc,,- ILL.,, ,,,,.,.
beside mastadcn. lilo Is glib and sprightly con-
ye,s.ti,p,lia r,,,,,,,n, tho e., ,.o,,.,
nj 20 pounds, fcr the use Of which Barnum pays
$4,000 for three wears Mr.. NIT COST, Ano,-r
A,urNpRED DOLLARS AN orNcr, Ti,i. g.,
more than Iucullus p,ld FIR r,ac,,L 4, ,on,uos
The New York ryenin, Pos, s,vs,
Tom Thumb had tn 10 mos, ,.,-,r,ouav d,nloa
into ali the little perS,rm,.ces with which no do
u,h,,i ,hc ,,lli, IAN, I,,o NM, i,,,
the creates, ap,udo. and ,l,,p,rc f., I,.r,,
uo 4. RALLY . b,r, com,d.r ,h. p,r,,, -, t,,.
c.,so, o,,le I,Ii,u,i,n, M. ,v.,t, 1. .,,,h,,,,
=. Clarke. apd ui,b,I ,bors ia r,ch . r,o.sir. and
,,r,,,c, ,,,,,,,, ,t.,,, ,ho i,,,,o ,....,,..
a, ,imea quite n rock,, edi,on ~ H.,nls, d. bi.
pbil,s,phie mo..I, mr. of M. P,LU,cL ,ybon In ,ro
or bis most p,,cid hours .f sorcpi,v
The New York Sun sneak, of him as :, the small
eat dwarf now living aud certainly IN. ,,oa,,s,
c,,ros,,v in NH. macmillan lima ov.r ,r,,,,,, ,.,-.
u,s n,,,ic ora ro,,,, .,.,1ln, nj. r,,ri,,,,. ,o-
.,,,,. 4. t.,..,.,,,oi, c,.,,,-., ,...t 49,, 49,,
The New York Herald Of Feb. 10 says
"The ltvces Of Commodore Mutt, a. B,ruump,
A.. ,,.,v,r, ,n. town. ia r..,,. - .,,,.,.
m'niH'''ie h'"'t'y'
The Courier des Etats unls says
"The young George Washington Nut, s To Tom
Thumb what Tom Thumb Is 10 man."
Morris wlllS'" Home journal S'y''--
"'' oH'S "' '"' "''' one" S''"'S eA'i'0a
' ~ - - ''' - 1'''' '''N
~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT TO FILE
n lnd forgo-2I Ludlow 1t, rrom II. 20
A ETHICAL WANTED Hands
"A on all kinds of work zoe Eighth nv. ~
A GENTS & PEDLARS-A GOOD THING.
n l',i hscduugal 1t, ba-omeni. 30
A BLACKSMITH FLOORMAN WANTED
"A sober, stoIdy nan-l6s Fourth 1t, Ia the rear
ALL KINDS SEwING MACHINES TO
"a Let--s19 Broadway. fell 4'll0
A RESPECTABLE GIRL CAN BE AC
Accommodated with board, 80 Ez ,'e,h, 81 hoor.
A SINGER no. 2 SEWING MACHINE
n br sale cheap, At 90 Fourth st. ~
A PARTNER WITH SEWING MACHINE,
n lA9. Varick ~, up stairs. rs
pUTTONHOIE MAKERS WANTED ON
- ooats-l7th At, pa house above 9th av, Bklyn.
RAISTER & BUTTON HOLE MAKER
- wanted On military sacks 10 Thompson IT.
DANK BOOK LOST-No. 17s 4SI, on THE
~ Bieeoker At Savings Bank; please return u Bk
BAKERY TO LEASE-ON TIE NORTH
- west cor 47th 81 and 81 nv. 'es 3'l2s
CIIAMBERNIAID & WAITRESS Wanted
~ Also cook, wash Il irpu. o. Fourth ave. 81
COLORED COOK WANTED
~ 1Sl Liberty st. iGsI
DR. MORAN'S COUGH CANDY CURES
1.-The worst coughs colds 429H Grand 81. fi,ls
INEXPERIENCED HANDS on MILITARY
~ frocks, to work in ssnre-il Cooper Ins, Sd ave
| EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET WITH OR
without board-ll3 Canal ID. 1852
GOOD BOARD & PLEASANT ROOMS FOR
~ or young men 300 Fast 18th st. 10
7 ONT-fIREMEN'S BADGE No. 80, Ut
%tl.Sl. No. 4. Finder Will le'ven At 20 Edrdye.
NEWS DEALERS BOX FOR SALE Cheap,
ANl27 seventh ay, COR l9th st. %
OPERATORS WANTED FOR w & VS.
" sewing machin's, Al 90 broadway, 5th floor. 90
OPERATORS WANTED ON w & VS.
|se~ing maehine, at 273 Bleecksr st. 81
OPERATORS AND BUTTON.HOLE MAX
~ ers wanted-O Ludlow 1t, room o. IT
OPERATORS ON W & VS. MACHINE on
~ q ia coais-l2s BeeknRn st. b3
OPERATORS wANTED-ON W. & W.s
~ machines, on shirt work. ll- Hudson Il, 10
ONE OF SINGERS MACHINES, NEW,
~ for sale cheap, at $50 Pearl ~, 80
OPERATORS WANTED-ON SIN
~ machine. Canal 1t, Sd floor.
pRESSSlAN WANTED-wHO CAN SUP.
ply work for . m 'chs; s. week-1I9 Third sv.
STABLE MAN WANTED AT ia FRANK
~ I'm II Apply before A. N. 100
ia llOkESS NANIED-ON FINE Gus
4 tom coats. Call AZ 27S Mott 1t, I'd hoor. IS
TWO MASTERS & ONE BUTTON HOLE
u maker On bl"uses, 1t 1871 Christie II, basement
ITO LET-A SEWING MACHINE (Thorn's)
a IN hrst-ra,e order, at 81 Hudson st. Sd flo n. 80
WAR-TF YoU DON'T SEE 1T" by ALL
means, order your spectscles, at Park Row.
WANTED-GOOD TIE MAKERS-THOSB
W living IA Jersey olty preferred. l.. b, JyCyPO
WANTED-A GOOD BLACKSMITU-In-
w quire at CHRIS. STEERS, Glove X 1Ad, B'kiyn
WANTED -6O GIRLS ON KNOTTED
w skirts, at % Ridge st. bs
WANTED-FIRST CLASS HANDS FOR
w runellsrs, At "a Walker st. "a
XNAHTED-YoUNG LADIES TO LEARN
w dzsN eAes-a Pdne0 q, steT . 0'e,osk An,
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l. OR SALE-A SPLENDID BAKERY ON
Ith ave, doing prim. cash bustnes. with two
god routes or VII 10 sid without For iusprmA-
ton tIuitc ~ TnOs REILLY, Auc,irne.r, 20
Ninth ave. seif s.iiI
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BUSINESS CBANCke.

A GOOD CHANCE AN OLD ESTAB-
"A hslei boarding and looping house Tor sale
chenp. Now h,l u paying ,a-iers Location
val. IN" rrup'rtur leaving for a farm. Apply 10
Mt hbbOlf, E's' Broadway. fell 3'.ai
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DR. noYT, DENTIST.

DR. HOYT, DENTIST.
lI9OT Broadway, doors above a0th st. lnsaTta be~a-
uu sets OF teeth his Improved Atnuspherio plAbaa
with without extracting me roots, gold "A loo
S25 silver, -; rubber, $40; pAtnA, $50; Artificial
bone filling rnssrted withot palnl, 90 cts gold. %
cts " 81; SDalgAm, 10 cts extracting, rs ctA. An
work warranted. toS 2Aac'lD
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A BAKERY FOR SALE-TUIs ISA VAL
A liable business stand, doing a fist clas, trade.
IN one oit the beet avenues for terms, address n
lux va sun Office.