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MAttVI,AND.

Only Congressman are to be elected, The can
didates and mai critics in 1868 being as follow VS.
Dist r. yublicans Democrats. Nai.
], III. r. Torbert, IS. HaUbleton. S09TD
2 VIM. NJ Marine, $. Archer. 63T5D
3. Wash Booth, II. Swami, 73S9D
s. John f. Smith, John Ritche 5S6D
8. Jas. A. Gary, VIM. NJ. Merrck. 774SD
The registration for this year contains the
names of about 36,0 900 colored voters who will
vote for the first time. The Republicans will
certainly gain Congressman in the Fourth
district and possibly in two or three other dis
tricts. Tho legislature to be elected will select
q successor to Senator George Vickers
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With the assistance OF The coIOred vote, the
Republicans expect to gain Congressman in
the Eighth district at least.
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NEVADA.
NEW JERSEY.

There are no State officers TO be eleSed. The
candidates for Congress, with the majorites in
1868 are as follows
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KENTU Ky.

Only Congressmen are to be elected, the fol-
lowing being the candidates and majorities in
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* ANsAS.

RfDuOTic1NS. UCNOcTuTV.
Governor. ....... James NJ Harvey, Isaac Sharp.
Lieut.. GOV. ....P. p. Elder, A. j. Alien.
Sec'y OF State W. II. SmalWoOd, G. g. Duncan.
Auditor. ..........'A. Thoman ii. Mcmahon.
Treasurer j. T.. Hayes, $. @. Gephart
Sup Pub. Inst. II. ID. McCarty, I. s. Murray.
Attorney Gen.. A L. Williams, AW. Rucker.
Congress ID. p. Lowe, II. c. Foster.
There is also Labor Reform ticket in the
field headed by Amos Sanford for Governor.
The Republican majority in 1868 was Is, $780,
and will be larger this year. The Legislature
to he elected will select a successor to Senator
Edmund G. Ross. The last stood l0S Republi-
cans to Democrats.
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sREOIAI NOTICES.

as7sp HAVE You HEARD ABOUT THIS p
w. Owing to the high price Of meats of all kinds,
company has been organized to manufacture
pork out of pig iron. Whatever doubts may arise in
regard to the of this novel enterprise there
can be none concerning the superiority OF the
Honeybrook LehiRh Coal sold by j. G. HANCOCK,
at the northwest corner of Ninth and Master
streets. This superb veiu OF anthracite maintains
the high reputation it gained when 1rst introduced
TO market 1t is Just the fuel that every house,
keeper should use, and when prepared under AN
COCKS supervision is entirely free from dust or
slate. Test IL for yOurselVes
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ILLINOIS.

VI
iorities for Congress in 1861
Republicans. Democrats
Treasurer. EIasJuS n, Bates, Chas. Ridgley.
Sup. Pub. in. Newton Bateman, Cnas. Fernsi.
FOR CONGRESS
DIST RessilicaRs u mOcrHfs. Mai
Al large. j. A. Logan, VIM. B. Anderson. 49,633R
l. c. Is. Farwel, S,lS1R
O. y. F. Farnsworth, Rich Bishop 14OlsR
3. IL O. Burchard, Ohas. Belts. S,972R
4, John 3. Uawley, 7. l. Gable. 1,722R
5. FEbcn G. Ingersoll, b. n. Stevens Nnd) I3O5R
6. Burton q. Cook, Julius Avery. 766lR
Z. Jesse IL. Moore, A. j. Hunter. 5,15GR
S. Jon. Merriam, ]. @. Robinson. 22S4R
Q. B. +. WestlaEC, 1T. w. McNeely. 259SD
10. John ", kitche, f. Il. Rice. 4O23D
II, VIM. Il. Robinson, sam. S Marshall. 3,s33D
10. John B. Hay Wm Huntzell 1,6I2R
49, Daniel W. Mum, John NJ. Crebs. 5O8D
The Democratic candidate for Congress in
the First district has withdrawn, and it is un-
derstood that Hon. John Wentworth, Rep, will
receive the support of the opponents of Farwel,
the regular Republican candidate. In about
half Of the districts there are Temperance can
didates also.
The vote in 1868 was $50 296 for Grant and
199, 143 for Seymour, a Republican majority of
81, $50. The last Legislature had q Republican
majority on Joint ballot of 42, and the new one
will be largely Republican, insuring Republi-
can Senator to succeed Hon. Richard Yates.
The State will certainly be carried by the Re-
pubicans, and there will probably be no change
in the Congressional delegation.
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In 1868 the vote of New York for President
was 419S93 for Grant, and 429 S51 for Seym )ur
"a Democratic majority of 1864. In 1859 the
Democratic majority was 20,241, and at the
judicial election, held last May, it was swelled
to 81,255 on a very light vote. The Republicans
may carry the State, but the chances are de-
cidedly against them. The Congressional dele
cation in the Forty-second Congress will pro-
baby stand as at present, although some
changes are likely to occur.
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signatures G. ID.
Z. L.
Witness

Each of the guarantOrs must be certified by the
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district 10
which the paIties are assessed II laW4g
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VIRGINI IA.

Congressman only are to be elected, the fol-
lowing being the candidates, with the majorities
=,
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RSss GELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
health and vig0r to the frame and blood to the
pallid cheek Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, aud II no treatment is sub
mtted TO, consumption, insanity, or epieptic dts
ensue, 10 NV
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DETAW WARE.
The following are the candidates in this st

The colored vote of Delaware will reach
nearly 5000, and there is reasonable hope Of
the Republicans carrying the State The last
Legislature was unanimously Democratic, how
ever, and, in consequence of the unequal re-
presentation, the next will probably be con-
trolled by the Democrats, and a Democrat
elected to succeed Senator Willard Salisbury.
Mr.. Biggs in accepting the Democratic nomi
nation for Congress, gave utterance to the fol-
lowing exalted continents
"In the presence OF this people and Almighty God,
| declare the fifteenth amendment monstrOus
fraud. Hear, o earth and give ear o heavens in
the Senate of the United States sits dirty, thieYng
nigger preacher"
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There is a quadrangular contest in this State
over the State offices, except for Governor, the
following being the full tickets-
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The following are the Congressional candi-
dates, with the majorities in lS6S;-

There are number of independent candidates
for Congress, whom it is impossible TO classify.
Ia 1868 the Republican majority for President
was 25, 1888, and for Governor 1891. The regu-
lar Republican ticket will probably be elected
this year, but in the general breaking up of
old party lines the Republicans will probably
lose two COngressmen
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TENNESSEE.

The following are the candidates, with the
majorities for Congress in 1865
RepWbii"dn. Democrat.
Governor. ......... Wm H. Wisener, j. G.. Brown.
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NRW YORK

There are four State tickets in the field, as
follows:-
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The following are the candidates and majori-
ties for Congress in 1855
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NlICUiG AN,
The candidates, and the majorities for Con-
gress in 1868, are as follows


The Temperance party have also full ticket
in the field. The vote in 1868 was 12S, $50 for
Grant, and 97,069 for Seymour-a Republican
majority OF 81 4S1. In the last Legislature there
was Republican maj jority of GO on Joint ballot.
The Republicans will make clean sweep of the
State this year, and a Republican will be elected
to succeed Senator Jacob NJ. Howard.
Four different amendments to the State Con-
stitutlon are also to be voted for. They relate
TO impartial suffrage, the construction of public
buildings and highways, increasing the salaries
of State officers and judges, and granting aid to
railroads
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Congressman only are TO be elected, the fol-
lowing being the candidates, with the msjorities
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aSyp BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TfiIS SPLEN-
w. did Hair Dve is the best in the world, the only
true and perfect Dye, Observation-Disclosures
taucOus-no dsappointment-no ridiculous tints-
Does not contain Lead day Vitntc Poison to IN
jtTe the Hair or System" InvgOrates the Hair and
leaves it soft and beautiful; Black or Brown.
Sold 10y all Druggists and dealers. Applied at the
Factory, No 16 BOND Street, New York. Ia q mwf!
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EXCURSIONS.

A --A.-THE FISHING BANKS DAILY, SATURDAYS
IA. excepted, steamer RIP VAN WINKLE, Captain Sim-
MONS leaving Peck slip vt 80 A. NJ, Christopher street
at A. NJ, and pier No. North river at S:t5 A. NJ bait,
81 cents.
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,.- No. Mo-,
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ASTkOLOdf uND aAor1r yut,n cniunh'
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rIrst cotunn; at c,,,r ~, .,r,o
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J,OR sALE--A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
brothers. perfectly matched, and years old, IL hant
high perfectly sound kind and gentle Appy at 81 Made
the horses be
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nOG CART. SECOND HAND CITY BUILT, AT A
- bargain also Pony Wagon, Depot WAGON, two Coupe
Rockaways Cnaise; several top and open Buggies.
CALVIN WITTY, 6S5 Broadway.
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A GOOD PAIR SOUND YOUNG HORSES tRoANs)
"A hands; rot nS15; very gentle And 1ne drivers
suitable for lady children cheap Apply At "a Wooster IT
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L,OR SALE-rOuR COAL AND TWO SPRING CARTS,
in good order Apply 3s Fulton street. Brooklyn.

GREAT BARGAINS.-WITTY'S wAREROOMS, 635
Brosdwsy, to Beecker street, the place to buy
gooi Wayons and Harness cheap; all WORK warranted.
Examine before purchasing elsewhere. 6Ss Broadway.
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THE TURF,
..::::: = 8: :: :.
SARATOGA RACES.
Two Meetings,
six days each,
commencing 18th July and 10th August.

poOLs WILL BE SOLD AT RILEy's, CORNER
i Iwenty-cgh street and Broadway this and every
eenias during Saratoga races the big
j. RILEY.
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TNAPsCOTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX.
change odlcc-Passage from Liverpool Queenstown
weekly By arst class ssamshps Also from Liverpool and
wards available any part of Grea. and Ireland a.
the lowest rates, at TAPSCOTT BROTHERS Co
" South street. New YORK
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NEW YORK. FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1870.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

BREWSTER co.'s CLOSE COACH AND A NICE
"A barouche. suitable for tho for sale also two
stylish Horses bay and gray young and kind Apply Ut l2s
West weatieih street.
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A ny STYLE CARRIAGE TO LET-By THE WEEK,
"A month or season. old carriages taken In trades car
rsses rcparsd assortment Hand Nasons for grocer.
WITTY, 63S broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

A -A-MoNEY TO BUY MORTGAGES. TO LOAN on
~. lcnschod ana lnproyed and unnprovcd property
Broadway, room l2.
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MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS IN TIE
n Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company will be
held at The oco the company IL Penberton square, Bo5
ton, Friday, 10th inst, II O'Clock forenoon, to see
said company accept the and resolutions passed by
the Legislatures Of Rhode leland and Connecticut amending
ef changing the charter OF the company and TO see II II will
Smpowor the directors OF the company to do the acts and
ulnGs authorized In said r.soutions.
THOMAS H.. GRAVES, Secretary.
Dated at BOSTON, this tn day of July, 1870.
A "A AA-PERsoNs WHO ARE ms RED IN GOOD
~. e 70 ~ aIce companies and who do not desire to
,her policies by absolute sae borrow the
Agency, ~ Liberty street. -
A -A.-OkPHANs' home LoTrFn;
n. of the state or sy,ssi-gi;ri
sss {. =, s. X q, q = r. e 3. u T. T. T. H.
Ppf circi hrs S.. Gaufeso the GERS MCINTYRE BAS
xEkviILE CO, Counbas Miss. Information furnished
Iana LEA Chatham $50 avenue I6 Sixth ave.
nue. 81 Third avenue 65 East Houston 12S reenwich and
d. last Thirteenth street, corner OF broadway.
A A. RICHMOND DIsThIBuTIoN:-JULy ~ 1870
"A. Glass gx "a, 90, 10, 49, ~ ~, 3D. 16, a. "a H. 10
taass $50 I'D, 81, H. 4s, 70 ~ IL Il H. a. 80 ~ %.
Information given ia the above, also Murray Co.'S and
Vavsns Lotteries lsN per commission allowed. Pr.
Tie enoe attached. I. ~A>L1" ~ Chatham street.
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VERY FINE BROWN HORSES 10 HANDS HIGH,
N old three miuutes warranted sound;
viii be aold very low. No. est thirteenth street.
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AinHnGiaL

r-e~o..->,>- y S,eS"->~~>,,>>S.o~~~,>o>>r~>
EIkoV MORTGAGk
CONVERTIBLE
aINErNo rrNn
sFypy pfR CENT
aoI ID poNDs
or rms
p,Nyu1e. rrnpASA p,oouryGroN. AND
ppKtN eAII.RoAD roupaNy
or IIJrNnIs
Pr,ncin. md nsvan,o in o,d a, tho rarmcrs,
r'nc,p'. 400 interest," psyso,e IN go'u ~ he Farmers
20" SUI iiu,s eV,upan'' w" io'A' No"pons Pp'
s''e Ap'" anu Ootooo, . -
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Nlsttllantous.

glstfllantous.
NOTICE.-To the property ow ners OF North Bc-gen
~ Hudson County, a. Jan per,ons ha wing recrlbts
for the redompon.o lands soil Tor taxes are rrquc,tr
10 produce th"m before the Town Committee 10 be- re.
corded and the receipts must he signed by the puT.
ChsseTs NJ iaHas sold for taxes Look or " ~ tax hs
Tor the years lSb li, 1885, aud mud Oul IL your lands
have neen sold for taxes Committee will meet nj q
MCColuu't hotel, On lan, llth and 18Th O'clock 4 N
iommlliee, WILL IAN II. DANlELoON. JOHN SEE.
LEY, CHAs. pIhNkLL
I,OR -ALE-A Marvin patent IRE safe, No. H.
L nelfI new. comOlnaIOn lock 81 inclses high e
inches le, aud n inches deep, TO he had cheap An
pb TO q. II. SAhBORS, 10 Duane IT., New YORK.
I;OR sALE CHEAP young black and tan Ter.
Il rer. $40 West 18th st.. basement.
I IEBIG's EXTRACT or MEAT.-Noncg gen,
! nne " thont Baron IllsBIG'S signature on every
Jar, Tho r ghl thing for inyHlids and fam IN use
j. MlLHAuh SONS, lS broadway, New YORK.
DO-T OEPICE NOrIIE,-The mails for Europe
on rAIl tDAl, Jan =. $50, Will close n Tide once
~ y NJ, ana at the stations At follow, viz. A aud
n.lEr a. G AudO, 1850 n. band T.. iiiI5 4, NJ
anu " lo'O Am r. u. Jo rs, Postmaster.
fNO ADNEkTlrEKS.-for the new plan of sE.
tensNn ana ludiciOus advertising, AT little cost adj.
dress Children oil IN" West, Mt. Lebanon. La
WANTED Owners, by tn Propsrty Clerk, $40
w Mulberry IT.. Tor the 10 lowing ariIcIep viz HOx
medicine mix cAn' iope, kuit drawer. pig IRON, mi
wagons bags, fIenoh mustard, horse blanket eau OF
OIL
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&pbinos AankA
~-,---.-- -,.-,--,'1~ -.---'Syy-"-'--,-.-.>,
WITH TBE COMMENCEMENT

WITH THE COMMENCEMENT
THE DECADE.
open an account in the
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
and resolve TO add 10 It from time to time a much
no spared from duty to yourself and your family
Small sum, thus placed will rapidly accumulate. and
In case OF sickness need. deprivation OF work will
afford sure Of relief aud solsce 10 the hour Of
dependency,
As means OF investment, deposits In Savings Banks
arc incomparaby the most reliable. because their
charters prohibit Investments OF their funds except
bond and mortgage. and bonds Of the Government,
State and city aud their operations at all times
subject to the scrutiny Of the Superintendent Of the
Banking Department No fluctuations attend the
moneys 20 deposited, and they at oil times subject
10 the control OF the deposltor.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK
IA LOCATED IN
TUX sun BUILDING, OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
NEW YORK.
Open daily, 10 to 3, and Monday, Wednesday, and
Saturday Evenings. 9 to O'Clock.
CHARLES X. GRAHAM. President.
AL PRlTGHARD, Vice. Presidents.
a. n. BENEDICT, Secretary.
THO W. MORRIS, Chairman RI. Com.
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( tnOT0N AQuEDl CT DEPARTMENTS
sealed proposals endorsed WITH the ute OF tho rk
w" hAuc O tue bidder ana the date Of the Offering vii,
ne ,ec.iyed At the once until II O'clock N OF IA
iurday Jan sio for the construction OF pavement
hbnWn "a thc stafford pavement IA seventh avenue.
nom Fourteenth street 10 finy.Iin street.
y" hids viii lie received except from parties legally
suthorEed 20 lay the form OF pavement
for nrihor Information appy To the Contract Cters
NJ ths u1ics
THOMAS sTEPiIENSJ 49,,
KOHL l. DAkRAGH,f A,u.,rr o,I H.,
GEORGE :. GhEkNE,N A|u" '''t WORTH
once 81 the Croton Aqueduct Dent, Dec ~ isfs,.
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Auction Aotr,s.

4 ICTION,-l.argc sale tbs day Saturday, com.
N nuncng at II OcOrK he West .1th j. nraf I'm Az
HeAer!' Ss9rinenI o. ho1sehold furniture, piano 20
crOckery ware. &c; over no lots
LUKE fIrlGLBALD, Auctioueer.
RfoAHgniBALD J9HNsTON, Asctloncer
- ONCE, - Liberty sk-The entire rtor, OF I.uC,
GOODS contained In the store rs Otu Nv WILL BE- offered
Tor sale on Monday, Jan 10, 1T n O'Clock with ut re-
AorSe, to c.o,e the business,
- GAFFNEN a. lD.t AuctioGGou, rs Bowery
eel uh, naY ~ 10Y O'clock, NJ 225 BOwCty. The
uJr9ts OF hh Az saloon turnituce aud Stnre, re-.
W"Ncdi line chairs, blacn.walnut tables, excellent
Hy .c[ mr. oysl range. gleure bottles, in vine
ktch bottles, fauccpans, Ovstcrmen and dealers, IN
% Noith' your attention. Sale positive. In lots
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professional GaTOs.

professional GaIOs.
nR. OLIN, 70 BOnd st., New York OF Union wide
Diepnato ONCE, psrlors, reception, waiting, nurs.
Ing and ping ToOnr the most cOmpI'C N America
fees moderate. Everybody send tAree siAGls lor pam
phct, Thounahds Of the unfortunate ToL every state
cured annually, No matter who failed, state case or
eome' us opinion costa nothing. Hour "A. N. 70
nu. LEWIS, Beach st., makes q specially Of
u treating all diseases Without mercury. Thoss
slcted should be careful 20 Gnd The right place Tbs
lat 10 years In Now York olty Wv
nR. u. FOOTE. author OF Medical Common
sSnse may 90 consulted In person or by letter al
~ once, lel Leknkton ay., corner OF East gsth al
once hour. from 10 A. N. tillfPM Consuitation fres
nR. BONE, 100 WEST o rH ,T,-nsease, of
Ithehear lungs. throat. liver sidney scrofnin and
all forns OF skin disease cured. Hours TO and 10
LADIES AFFIICTKD-iny whatever way can re-
~ " upon safe aud speedy cure by Dr. EVANS AZ
ChathAm o.. Circular free. hist post.
NERVOUS Debility, and eomplaln.s Of
ohh!aAmsI PaisicAl VLzor restored hi his kK, La
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IatWuerg.

1SOrEH CA..ORIC ENGINE FOR sALY~
III lwohorse power, In good order will be sOf 10
SLOW pSce aPylsd IoI soon fer particular lnQnA
/ a NhlckHoCSE. aud bar a. ,
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AsiIoloQD.

- 4siroIO9p.
4 OOK HERE mo humbug Mad. ROSS tells
everything the name Of the one you marry and that
oihef visitor causer speedy MARRIAGE brings together
tho4 long separated, shows the krness OF che QUE you
marry i5o West list ST. between Broadway and 9TH ay
MADAME ADOLPtI, the grestesi aStrooeist OF
Nl the age, who % years ago lived nt 50 DOaery
and Sa.ao well knosnn giving satIsise,on TO ali VINO
business. love. iaE. aud marriage. At w. Bowory,
MADAME WISR.-Soe her for business lo,e NJ
Ni hirs lucky numbers likeness free OF charge Fee
Dc TO o. lis West soth st.. near 9TH aV.
MADAME JOINS. fortune teller SIR Lag no
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N nington. \, j.. tor details OF hgsciass Boarding
scaool for puph u both sexes. Total cost per year
n0LBEAH,S COMMERCIAL VgILEtjE,
- ~ ana 80 BroadNaT: Will oUcn W iay, Jan. 10.
metic. &c,
SPANlSIi LB-sONs by new method aso trans
~ latlOm by j. X, ROMERO, 10 AIntty ri.
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Yrsuml ROUTES
yEDRGB MILLER, stable groom, t,v sending hl.
NJ address To Y, u, MARVIN. bridgeport, Conn viii
hear something TO his advantage.
INfORMATlON WANTgD.-so VIII b, given
10 any person WHO can Rlye Informal iOn where Mrs.
Hayes Anc family OF three children are NJ ynr who
arrived frum England last Juhe In the steamship Den
marx. Address A. g., box Ia, Snn once.
- J. B.-Come home Immediately
\. AND q. u.
WHBREAS, my wife. Maria BOeaul, has This da
w 't, m) bed and board without just inse or provo
cation hereby caution al persons from harb ring or
trusting hcr on iuN account, ~ viii bti- or her
CoHtrnrtn- NJ er this date. JACOD BDEIIN
Dated New York, Dec ~ 1862.
WHEREAS. NY wifi. Hannah Hail. las Ion my
w he'd and board without my knUslrage or consent,
NJ ttsonb are Hereby forbid trusting or harO0ng her
on my account, ROBERT HALL.
RADICAL CURE, without knife causto or de.
lttcntlon nom business, for Structure Fstuia Piles,
Diseases OF the Pelvic Nhcera Diseases Deformitles
OF the eve, nose. face, and pen or.
hENRf A, DANIELS. NJ. d., IA Lexington aV
rI'Ru~SE-.-ProC RAINBOWs Patent Elevator
Z cures A. u tsM0rn with comfort night ana day
metal rubber. decomrosing. offensive smelling gum,
humhug salYe, or lotion ONCE, 6lS Broadway corner
OF BOND ST., New YORK,
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yul1S HUo VHttiags.
A SPECIAL SALE.-IAMES JENkINs, Aue
Ati0noer VIII sell Al public auction this day, az IL
O'Clock, NJ ltO BroadNay, near list ST. large Invoice
OF Vol Roles, single aud double Harness.. Iels aud
Blankfts also, 20 dozen whAebone Whips; also. Bgood
Work ana tArN Horses, express business Eroccrs'
wagons, hockAwA,s, top aud omen Wagons, SleghA
&c also iron safes sale positive, rain OF shine.
A FRE~u arrival OF a superior lot OF heavy work
~ hono' Just FROM Cincinnati, suitable for all quo
poses also, several match teams. - Ntstry u.
IGOR ~ LEA goo1 strong express wagon ioT 50
Il Inquire Of p Henry IT.
HORSE, tuck, and work Tor sale dirt cheap, 40
Il ply at 10. Readost
IORSES, Wanted to b. " horses In the coaatfH
cheap Apply to H. wAfp.as. US Grand OF.
2(O Will BUY good horse. Apply a. q