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bnsiness Notices.
DIR. VOS EIsRNBERG,
INVENTOR or FAsOUs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fo. rHE CueE or ALL DISEASES or rns
EYT, EAR, CHRONIC C.TAREn
LrSas IHnosT hkAs. ',a ooS. ,'ns R"'',.
No sl6 Enoapw,r
HEARING RESTORED By APPLICATION with D. 'oS
EHrsrrHe sArsrHr1ioo N NHI ya,s .,,, 10
have been iaduced by the great number Of cer'ne con
tnusy published IN svof u Dr Won ri.fnDeTs ' 20 %
ply 70 him for advice concerning my deue OF many jret
standing PLACID sef under his csre sud 20 ny mutual
DELIGHT he made ne h pesiy sr " s, is %
have great pleasure being able 20 state that ' 81, ~ u.
storing hearing srpasses r' sriihns vol Az % u w.
JoHS WAKgLT. No lOi Monro--'.
SPRING.
II YOU want tasty sud wellmsde SPEue CLOTH
IyG and al greatly sEDuCgD PRICES. 60 10 ,.
q BALDvIS's Nos. ~ and = bowery The
largest assortlnnn' aud Sf,i. ~ tie city. IHud
rens department not equeed.
THUssEs. &C.-WmTE's PATEST LsvIR
TRU Eaptme positively No pressure On hs s.ea o.
Psmphets Tor stamp. GKEGoEr Co.. No 600 brosiwsy
VALENTINE & BUTLER, ALUM PATENT FIRE,
Burglar and Damp Proof Safe and Roary Locks iof dwell
VAI,.rrSr Bu-Lsn Mo-, 20 and 80 Walker st.
LADIES USE STERLIyGs AMBROsIA for your
Rat. Mice Rabbits. Grccan COrs Waterfalls, and Cnmpos
the Han.
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES,
Brsys Patent Self Actiu..
Best IA
Sold only by G. Ia }. r. KEIrr. No ~ Broadway.
Prices reduced on all kind of
CURTAIN Nationals.
g. l.. a J. b hELTr No. 'if' bfo'dwlt.
The LUNGS"
A. mix
,ure cnre for Coughs Cold bronchitis Asthma and Corsrp
ton s TO affect permanent s"r,; tS[ :r, ,y
LANDS TOXIC cures til. worst cases o. DysprP-Is.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
adsptabily Army and Navy furnished Tss WIN me De-,
urr commission Of the General 1. > Army. by D. D.
iuDsox " D.. Aston Place, Clinton Hail. y l.
NEEDS Sewing Machine Co.'S highest pre-
MUM Locs stitch Machines. No. ao Broadway n. J.
WHEELEe 4 WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lock. Stitch SEWING MscHIsIs-No. e,s Broadway. See
WnErLrR WILSON'S BUTTON HoLn MACHINE
apr,HcIA1, LINES b. FRANK. PALMER, LII. d..
G,,ys ruy BysTs PArEST LIMBS TO sOLDERs-RRTn 'i'
HwAy Ny lsus .HKsTxUrsr Phio. 10 C.EEKsEsT DO.
ION. CoMnIssIoSED BY suRsHos"ySkRAL bAhNss u. pa
RATcHrLoR's HAIR DYE.-1he best III the
world Psee' natural resDs h w ',a s.Tnnssos
Sod by I'll Druggist. Factory No ~ barcAy-.'.
ByAUTTpUL LrE-LIKE PICTURES.
Cares yigietts 81 per dozen Dupliesi.s ~. AZ mega
ives rssssrcd Il. A. Lewis. No. l5sChsthsln-''. n y
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Indigestion. Heart =
burn 50 cents per boz. Prepared ny o. u "kLLss'
No. 81 Broadway. sold by oil druggist. -
TRUssEs ELASTIC STOCKINGS, susPENsORY
BAxDAsEs, suPPoarKKs. tc.-MARsH COS Radical Cure
In,s Once only at No. Neseyst Lsdy attendant
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias.
A s,,,ch and Loci Stitch SEwISa MAoHISfs ko6 Broad
,s.y New. fork and No 23s FULTON st.. Brooklyn
OUT, KSOxs SPRING STYLES o. GENTS HATS.
No. 2ia Broadway corner Of Fulton-st
Low PRESSURE STEAM HEATING
BAEKR snrrH Co.. No. 1s1 CEsrHHr
A SILKNT SAVING MACHINE.
,,,.- A a,..z ~. ~ 9S>sAHsx Z,
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lAdveriisenent.l
CoESs BuyIoYS. EyLARGED JOINS and all
.ea.r, feet currd by D IAohAEiE No 100 hr'd"a'
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Impor's .,s, 70 AZ !gsslt

TnE PERUVIAN sfKrf.
"a solution u the pfotoxd- oi ron ."pp-' the
Hood ~ Il. TifaI Priscpte LIE Ee"sH', IRON there
srRESGTH, yIGOR, AND NEW LIFE
into al p4r,s o, the system Pamphlets Tree.
z. DfNsNORE, No AL brosawsy' He~'fcft
Sold by all Drugsisls.
:. N.r,ha MA .Airxt On Hair Restorer perfect
mecca hair dresser and hair Rssor-r both combined
in one. win restor, gray hair TO beautiful BseA Brown OF
Auburn color Win change dry harsh and why hair To Ne
ori,us beauty viii prevent from falling Oh and cane u 70
row on bald heads there 10 lite and SnshJ al the
roots
Sold rv~-ywherr. Price 81.
d. BARNES Co.. Agents, No. II Psrt row y a
SEIHONDSk 60. Projectors, fkSwii'iam y II.
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cr.x Hair or where the Hair L. Falling.
DISCOVERY COMPARH WITH
LONDON HAIR COLOR REsTORhn AND DnEs siSS.
T0SDoN HAIR COLOR RESTOkER AND pREssiND
IENDON HAlA COLOR RRBT0REf AND DkEssiNo'
l. Il win r.stor~ gray hair to its Original color.
IA wifi make IL gov On bald bseds.
n II will restore the natural secrstons -
4 ltwiIl remove oil dsndTun and tehng. y ~
s n will m.ks the hair soft, glossy AID Aerise ,
II viii preserve the original color 20 old age - II,
= II will prevent the hair FROM fsins o.
n n will cuIe all diseases VI the scslp.
REMEMBER II 10 complete within fs-li arhestS ps
fm.d and BE- applied By the hsnt or '1 n'e s.,.
Js moi stsa the d ia or soil the 6nss sn Free snts
air bo.tiss g. Sod By Dr. Svsyns Son. no D NcrIn
S1th a., Phlsds phAi 6smbs!d, No. ": B.oseSsyi ven
Co. No. us frsnkiins.; Bsrnss, No. u ree No- ~ -
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Psst.Onire Notice.-The MAILS for the nted Mug
dom and the Continent via Que-nsovn and Liverpool e'
steamer CITY OF WASHlNGTOS will close si I'm. once
on SATURDAY tho 18Th day OF Msseh, Ut l0t O'clock
and s the uptown Offices follows stations ana H. ~
m stations G. and ID, " q. M. Stations and T. H.
Station u. y a. m JAMES KILL rosuhAs'n''
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I,adIrs' Beit buckles,

NV ,,I,, Largr sirc u.i receiyrd ron PATI Git, Jet.
steel and Pearl Two. three four SIX, eight ton ahrsu
and twenty dosr. each Dor sale by GEO G ALLEN Nv
az Bsyasxsy. aus as9S bel9w Cspsd
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0rvtcY A, A PROVOST MARSHAL GIN. AND eeTT I
Vol RgcTa SERVICE, SOUTHERN piN. % ~, :"
NEW YORK March IL. Ieo''
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City Intelligence.

THg HourE on THx Coon SHErHERD. Richard door.
maus lecture for the 'House Of the Good Shepherd"
will take place next Thursday evening, December H.
This institution founded In 1890 has been silently doing
great amount Of good in this city The number OF m
mates IL nj four hundred aud te suppoFs
OF so large household has been severe task Tor the
good ladies who have devoted their lives 20 tne woik
Teclaipur and fitting Tor society those unfortunate fe-
males who have sweryed from the pain OF virtue. III
heavy calls for food clothing have exceeded the ao-
tiles Of the directors and forced them 70 ccS.rs some
debts n Ia expected TO reaze somosning trom ns sc
turs towards iQuidating the Indebtedness
B,sxrr on rHs FssAIs CHRISTIAN HonE-The third
regular promenade concert Of the Twentysscond rsgL
rnent NJ g. g. NJ Y. will take place 81 the armcsy, %
street. near Sixth avenue this evening" the
nroceeds IN be donated 10 the benefit Of the Female
christian Home 10 IL worthy object for the bcstowa1
or charity and should call out the benevolent In cossd
cradle numbers.
ILrxsss ov Jupcs HEARyH will prove subject Of
spcere regret 10 his numerous friends learn that Judge
Edward L. Hesrne Of tho Marine Court In this city, was
FRUSTRATED BY stroke OF paralysis on Thursday evening
OF this week. and that he sn remains very much inAs
posed
To BIZ RRrsArSp by special request Rev. Stephen b.
Tying, Jr, will redever his Thanksgiving sermon q tho
church corner Of Madison and East Forty second
street this evening al hslf.psst seven o'clock.
THE TrwryRAScx MovyxxSr.--H win be remembered
BIZ the readers Of the proceedings Of the National Tenn
perance Convention held 81 Saratoga In August which
we're published In full In the HERALD that among the
plans iggcsted 20 promote increased interest IN the
temperance question the organization Of National
Temperance and Publication society. the mauer Wa
referred to committee which met recently IN this city
and appointed Mr. VIM Il Dodge president end number
of distinguished gentlemen a. vice prcsidcnts pro-
temperance Advocate and the "Yeuth's Temperance
Banppr.f
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minority throughout the country, viii again
secure the ascendancy. The republican man.
ayers formerly manifested Considerable saga
city when in a minority In Congress, but
they do not appear to comprehend the difFe-
renee between an irresponsible minority and
che entire responsibility Of shaping the politi-
cal events and legislation Of the country.
During the war they managed to slip along,
put there was then only one possible course
to pursue, and that was to support the meas
ures 30 necessary for its prosecution. But now
that the war is over, like their course in the
Mayoralty contest, they seem to labor with the
express object Of concentrating and CONSOLE
dating the opposition, at the same time to
throw away their own elements Of strength and
popularity, and to drive as many Of their own
allies from them as possible. The failure Of
Mr.. Farnsworth TO secure the suspension Of the
rules for the introduction Of his negro resolu-
tons shows that reaction has taken place.
The defeat Of this proposition was through a
union of the conservative republicans with the
opposition. This result, therefore, only fore
shadows the combination that will spring up
and the manner in which the elements will
concentrate if Stevens and his associates are
allowed to shape the policy OF the. party in
Congress hereafter.
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PEELED to scramble out of the dinaculty with
moro haste than dignity. This tribute to the
Monroe Doctrine ON the part Of Spain d signih-
can't II probably betOkens the adoption, at
no distant day, Of similar policy by France.
The French occupation Of Mexico belongs 70
the same category as the Spanish war on Chile
Spain has backed out of Chile, and France, II
wise, will quickly follow her example by beck
ing out Of Mexico.
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riNoSr IL rns COUNTS - CASE or O. ".
GALE.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 8, 1865.
bill was introduced into the Senate providing thst
in any case in any court where freedman free negro
or mulao party, no objection shall DO allowed as 10
the competency Of the witness because Of color pre-
vded that no freedman free woman shall be
med in any case whatever except upon the witness stand
and in open court
George W. Gale, who offered 100000 for the assasA-
nation Of Mr. Lincoln has given bond at Montgomery
TO appear when called for. =
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SrAN DAShlNO OuI IuS WELLESLEY sHoopbh-
INFLUENCE OF AMERICA ABRoAp-The fact that
the Spanish government have resolved to aban-
don their aggressive onslaught upon Chile is an
unwilling tribute to the strength Of this coun-
try which will not be without its due effect in
Europe In times past the operations Of Spain
in Peru and st. Domingo, and Of France in
Mexico, were winksd at by the great European
Powers. Now the case il altered. The magni-
fcent demonstration Of strength and power Of
selc-defence we have recently afforded to the
world has opened the eyes Of Europe To the
danger and impolicy Of intruding or permitting
intrusion on American soil. Interference with
the domestic affairs Of this continent is found
to be an amusement NO longer either safe or
profitable. There Is danger In the game-danger
not only to the State that plays IL, but to other
States that placidly look on; for the triumph
Of democratic institutions In this country has
located powder mine under the despctic
monarchies Of the Old World, and very small
match might lead to very inconvenient ex-
plosion. Az . consequence Of this changed
state Of affairs the recent action OF the Spanish
government in South America has been received
with strong condemnation both In France and
England, aud Admiral Pareia hes been com
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The Mississippi Legislntare.
Nkw OR.xASa, Dec. g. 1885
Tho Mississippi Legislature bas passed the stay Leo
over the Governor vela
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TEMPLE OF MUSIC, corner of Grand and Crosby
streels-THORrE a 0vERIxs MISsraELs ALL NAIioss-
KETRrBUTsoS OR, THE DOWNFALL or HUaBuG
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are powerful enough to enforce their JUS
claims upon foreign Powers without any
alliance with Mr.. O,Mahony.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2oi Bowery. -s,ss.
mo- DANCING, BURLEsoUxs 6c.-THR FKNAss DskAs; Or,
IRELAND FREE Ar LAST Matinee at 2H O'Clock.
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GEORGE CHRISTY'S MINsTRELS.-TaE dip SCHOOL
MihsrALsY. BALLADS MUSICAL Gyas, &C. NJ me IN
Avenue Opera House, Nos and West Twenty fourth ST.
Matinee Ut Two O'Clock.
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AMUSEAENTs THIS RvENIN0.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-sAH Matinee at
~ Nlncl
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THE NINTH DISTRICT.

The drafting for this district, which includes the
Twelfth. Nineteenth and Twentyse wards OF the
city commenced at eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
at the corner Of Forty seventh street and Broadway
strong body ofpoce under command Of Cap Scott were
present 70 maintain order but their services were purely
honorary The crowd exceedingly orderly, and the
only manifestation of feeling was an occasional quiet
auab when some well known name called Com
missioner John Sands superintendent the drawing The
fairness OF the proceedings was snguary shown In one
instances by those who were assisting IN the pro-
ceedings having to enter their names among the
drafted 3sl required, ard 772 were drawn,
from an enrolment or 3,514 AT quarter to three
O'Clock when the last name had been Called Captain
Drnning the Provost Marshal In charge II the District
those present for their attention and orderly
behavior and announced that Tor the day the dra was
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.

The draft in the Seventh district Of which Captain f.
C Wagner, is Provost Marshal, commenced yesterday
morning The Eleventh ward was honored with being
the first portion Of the district attended to. The quota
is 1O74 and the number to be drawn 2l4S. Since the
2sth Of last month the number enlisted by the county
has not been returned, that the last men drawn will
be saved from impressment as this complement, what
ever 1t is will receive the proper credit. Everything
passed OF with the utmost quiet the district headquar
ters yesterday There strong force of police pre-
sent but attempt Of any kind made to disturb the
operations Of the drawing Excellent arrangements by
Captain Wagner and studied watchfulness kept all the
movements o. ths day working with perfect regularity
The following is list OF the lucky gentlemen who won
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Volunteering inG-Subs.itutes for the Army
The Committee and the a,v.

voluntccrinG-Subs.it for the ARMY
The Committee and the a,v.
short time since Supervisor Blum. urging ia,
every possible way-by placaris, handbs through ths
newspapers, &c-every one liable to be drafted TO fur
nish himself with substitute while thcr plcaty
to be had by the aymcnt Of the bozny. But this
advice generally needed ave VIII r.sk it, said
they, and left themselves unprovdcd r w.cn substi-
tutcs wcIc numerous. But the draft is upon Us
everybody Is flying to Blunt for substitute 1.-The wheel
has turned say they, and pulled :,r Heavens
sake furnish with substitute" .'Iu:,'i says Il o.
Supervisor, 'yoi would not come when warnad yol,
and when subs TO be had almost fer the asking.
Now you too nsous and too numerous. There are
mare pigs than teats, and you must wal, your proper
turn lrs frs, ed you know" Bet in they rush,
deposit their thousand dollars aud go oil hopeful Of
Nearly thirty bsiltu.cs were frniah d, yes
terday, but regular volunteering sarkencd Up little.
As srccin,y. the iaw' has important
branch OF the business OF the supervisors Committee
Tie public to think that this commite lot only
know the law, but interpret the most ircate ques
tuns in relations to all military matter, tlc quota, the
draft, State bounty, wien PAID how ieid by whom
paid, &c, &c All the day long supe,i or Blcnt being
the law ot Of IT, crown has these and ten thousand
o.her questions put to him hy ''anxioas ahes." OF
they all leave, II ny posted bit sead the next
day With another SGT II queries How ll.Gustvc some.
mep become VII they see little iansc. ahead
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THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Twentieth Ward .

The drawing in this district WAS resumed yesterday
morning, when the Twentieth ward WA taken up The
quota tor the ward IA credits 1885, deficiency lbs
The number Of placed the boz lo3lo, from
which ~as arawu 2,is-compIotns the drawing in This
ard
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The Constitationul Amencm. l., st In
the NcW Jcrsey semat".
TRrSrcx, n. C.. l0 1865.
After able speeches by Mrs Buckley. Of as aic, and
Scoycl Of Camden ID constitutional aen.,.crt fur the
ahol on Of slavery nst in the Senate by vote OF
t2tc!.
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The drawing was continued until four o'clock In the
Afternoon when was postponed until TO morrow morn
ing al nine O'Clock The only dgnitaries bonored In
this quarter Of the city several policemen and n
porter OF the ExpreSs newspaper Nearly one thousand
names were taken from the wheel
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Scoycl Of Camden ID constitutional acn.,,cnt fur the
aboln Of slavery vas !ot in the Senate by vote OF
t2tc!.
TEAS And COEFEEf.
LIALL IN GOLD.
GREAT REDUCTION
GREAT REDUCTION
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION
TEAS AND coFFEEs.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs
TEAS AND COFFEE
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IxPosrAnoN-
NEW CROP TEAS or LATEST iAPo. rArroN..
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMro:rATToN..
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST r1ro..rArIox-
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE srocK
THE ENTIRE Wholesale STOCK
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE srocK
rms -.
GREAT AMERIt An TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
AMOUNTING TO FROM
sSoo.ooo TO sl,ooo0
OFFERED AT RETAIL.
AT NO. IS vEsEY STREET
THE COMPANY ARE NOW SELLING GOOD
ooLoNG AT soc 7Oc soc soc ST. q TO- BEST 81 Is PER
POUND.
MIXED eoc, 7oc. soc, eoc, 81 81 10 bes. 81 20 PERI
POUND
GREEN TEAS, soc, 7Oc. sOc, soc, g. 81 TO- BEST 81 Is
PER POUND.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, eOc, &c., sc soc. ST. 81 10 BEST
81 IS PER POUND.
YOUNG HysoN. eOc, 7oc, sOc so, g. 81 10, BEST 81 -
PER FOUND.
uNcoLoRED JAPAN. 81, 81 10, BEST 81 Is PER FOUND.
HYsoN. IMPERIAL AND 0UNPowDER, BEST q 70.
PER POUND.
CorFEEs tGRorYD, soc.. 2sc., sOc, sSc., BEST ASc
~ PER POUND.
FRENCH BREAKFAST AND Dinner COFFEE, So. .
PER POUND.
THE COMPANY MAKE NO DEVIATION IN PRICE
These Teas are ali chosen Tor their WORTH keeping
mind health economy high degree Of pleasure in
drinking them. coFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND
DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE soc sOc Sc, 4oc. bes,sc per pound.
Hotels Saloons, Boarding Housekeepcrs Families who
use large quantities Of Coffee can economist IN that article
By using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER cor.
FEE which sell the price Of IS per pound
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction
Especial attention given The Coffee Depaen, In which,
we defy competition.
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM
60 CENTS TO q PER FOUND
- purchasing Of the Company. xown the 'ns
LAY IN your STOCK
LAY IN your STOCK.
LAY IN YOUR STOCK.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
oaRAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
- vEsEY STREET.
= vEsEY STREET.
- vEsEy STREET.
Is vEsEv STREET.
MIscELLANEOus .,,,.-
sfHaa ssRS RYrhFa r q. sHs Hsrrs
fs f SrGs ~
made. They not EQuALLED In Elegance, Elasticity,
Durability, Comfort or Economy
BrSoss GsSas
Sold by druggists and sent by mail. 0cents and 81
Dr. BRIGGS, Chiropodist 2l2 and va Broadway
CoRxs susloss Sss9wIse s NAILS ac Sysnp a.1F
Rces Annihator Corns Bunions Chiloains 20 ~
mail Soc. and 81.
DEY TO LOVE: Or DIR. 8. NJ LANDfs' vEkI
N popular Private Lecture Psychological Fasciner
uons bJust out Learn 10 charm those you love secrew
worth knowing Send price t26 censl 70 Dr. Lands meai
cal once 1879 Chestnut street. Phladelphia and receive
by return mall
UDAvENs WING" RAVENS WING "RAvENs
III Wing" Ravens Wing All the night alI we ,anS
long rings II my ears Ravens wing" what mcaness w
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rl,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice /, hereby given that In pursuance Of law fu
authority and perssion subscribers acting for and
behalf % the Board OF Trustees Of the Brick Presbyterian
Church in the City Of Newfork, will on the 18th nssnt
between that dae and tho first day Of February next
be removed from The vaults aud ground
Of said Trustees lying tie Of Christie and custom
streets 81 the city Of New York 800 feet by % feet inches
the OF deceased persons inferred in said vaults
and grounds thence TO the Eyerareen Cemetery Long
Island unless indv dnA relatives have authority by transfer
permit from the City lnspectors Department 10 r.movs ny
other place oil inefmeni Dated November J. lBbj
ABNER l.. ELY.
WINTHROP 3. GILMAN.
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6ouses auo farms Wants6.

NvANTED-Bya GENTLEMAN and WIFE.
thee or four ROOMS together. suitable for house
keeping Rent be reasonable address stating terms To-
cation, &c, H. Y, Box No. 1903, Tribune once.
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