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, 1873-10-28
REGISTRATION.
pouSpAR1Es or PRECINCTS, ETC.

BOUNDARIES OF PRECINCTS, ETC.
The following shows tho boundaries Of tho
election precincts in tile various wards, together
with tho voting-placos thereln:.
wAnp 7. ..
Precinct North by tho river, aouth by Monroe
street, cast BY Tho lake. west BY Lasallo street. Voting
place, sheriff = office.
street, eaHt by Lssalle street, west by tho South
Branch. Voting place, rro Patrol Building.
Precinct North by Monroe %; street, south by uas-
Voting plaees ~. 255! stato atroot. ...,
t Voting % placo, W Van Biren mud sherlnan strcots.
Precinct NORTH 1hP y 1arri.on ri street, south by
Twelfth, east by the laie west by Trd ayonue. yot
nF s,S ee S ap I'd ses IIa,.s ss0 .roe ou v
Twelfth, east by. Third ayonuu, west by South
yoss afs e. 4Ss 9aS stlsst s5ss sonh
tsent sa9t By sttate ea by South Branch Voting
Precinct 4-North BY Twelfth s,reet, sauth by Sir
teenth cast by tho lake, wcSt by State. Voting place.
GGJ Stato street.
WAND ".
Precinct North by Sixteenth street, south hy
E!ghtcenh cast by tho luke, 'Sess by Clark. Voting
pTay Trseinct inc | aSerth Iy Eighteenth street. south by
Twsnty,ars saat BY tic lako' wes by ol"rk Voting
rwenty-third. east by tue 'aio weat by 0ark. Vos-
ing rlaco, 1Iowlan.l's ltahcs.
lrcolnct 4-Nortll by IWenty-hlra street, 8ontu py
Twenty-sxth, Gust Iy tho lako wcnt by Clark. Fot-
ing place, Tweny y-fonrtl street anl Indiana avenue.
wAtDy.
pgecinot North by Twenty-fl1th strcet, south by
TAtrty-rst street, caAt by 1liaua avenue, west by
Cark streot. Voting llucc, Twouty-nlath and stato
Rtrcots,
Precinct a-Norsh by Twenty-si,th Hreet,. south by
Thrty-aa street, Gust by LAko street, wcH hy Indiana
avenue. Voting place, Twenty-nintA street AMI boutA
Park nycn,e.
Precinct a-Norlh by Thirty-nrat street, south by
Tsty nnth street, eaSt by Lake street. vest " soath
Iark atreet. Voting uace, Dougla street aud ootago
Grnv0 Ayenlle
Precinct 4-North by Thrty-Arat atrcot, south by
Thrty-nh street, east by South Park avenue tweat by
Clark street. Voting place, 1,600 6tate Btrcet.
Precinct NORTH by Sixteenth street., south BY
TWcnty-8econl Htrcet cast by 0Ari arcat, weat by
South brunch. Voting placc, lo4 Archer nyollio
PreciAct 2-Nnrl by Twenty-sccoAd atreot, south
by Tlirty'nintl street. oast by Clark nreet. Meat by
Stewart ayeno, Voting place, TwentS-soYenth strcet
and Wentworth nyeutp.
Precinct 3-Norh by t'ol,th Branch, south by Tlir-
ty-th street, oaBt by Stewart ayetue. weat ~ 11al
stcd street. Voting placo. No. 370 Archor avenue:
Ireclnct 4-lf0rth by Buuth DralclI, south by Thlr-
ty-uth street, unst by 1talstol, Wcat by ulann Vo-
| inR place, Archer Avenue AEd Farrol! street.
Precinct o-North by Illinois Oanal. s!1th By Thlr-
tynlnth street. east BY U!ulann, wcst by city lna,
| Voting placo, No. ITO Archur nyenno.
WAND VII.
| Precinct t-Eortl lIy Sixteenth street, honth by
TwcNty-sacud, cast by nnti Branch, West by JGtfor
| Hon. VotuN place, No. Is Canalport avenue.
pseclnet by 6lxteouh street. south by aouth
, 1873-10-28
WARD MEETINGS.


l. meeting WAS hold last evening at Ousloy'a
Hall, cornor Of Madison aud Roboy Htrecta, for
tho purpose Of nominating Law-and-Ordor
Alderman for tho Thirteenth Ward. Ii. r G.
Welch IVES elsotod Chairman and Jack Wing
Secretary.
Rlr. s. 8. Gardner, tho gentleman who was
nominated by tho Hesiugltos to tako Comislsoy's
place us candidate for Momber Of tho Board of
Equalization, asked who was at tho meeting Inst
Friday whom this meeting was ordered.
MIR. Weloh stated that they had met for tho
purpose OF nominating an Alderman, but thoy
postponed action until this meeting
Mr.. Gardner said ho could not soe tho object
Of the meeting, Rinco tho Committee Of soyonty
had ordered caucus to bo hold tomorrow night
at Carters atoro, on Madison street. Several
gontlomen had already their tickats printed, and
ho held tho ticket Of ono Of thom in his lanil.
Tho ticket had boon gotten up by hir. MoFar-
land, good man, whom he and every rospecta-
bio citizen Of the ward could support.
Mr. Hall thought they should nominate man
regardless Of politics or Of oancuaes-one who
would Voto ta1os, not only upon others, hut al8o
upon himself, lie thought Mr.. =. 6. Welch
| sucl, d nap, and ho therefore nominated him for
| that Office.
Hlr. Woloh bluahingly thanked him for tho
compliment. Hc had never boforo boon in poll
tics except last fall, when Ao wrote book on
titled Five days Politician, ,"-a yoly SILLY pro-
| duction, inwhich ho abused Long John and
| Horaco Grocloy, but Ao did not mako
| any money out Of 1t. Although ho
| did not think tho nomination equivalent
| to an election, becauso h1ossrs. Mcfarland
! and Campbell, who would be candidates before
tho oauoua, would hare tho inside track, tlloy un-
doretauding tho tiuo art OF wlro-pulling, still,
ii he was tho choice Of tho mootiug, ho would
accept, although ho did not care fig for tho
| nomination.
hir. Wilkisou mid l,o wns n Law-and- Order
nun all over. Flo would oppose an election tlAt
night, because thero would bo Q Law~and-Ou!cr
caucus held Tuesday night. lIo was not afraid
Of tho tiokot 10 inten.ls to support, and the
man that Ia selected should 60 OH that ticket by
/ all means.
Mt. stono made lengthy speech fayorlng the
election Ut Mr.. Mcfarland. bocauBo t!lat gontlo-
| nun lived Houth Of Madison street, which por-
| ton OF tho ward should have tho Alderman, be-
cauHo It most noolol improvements.
| Atr, Weloh said ho aaw tho Justice OF 1tr
gtono's remarks, and, an ho lived north oi
Madison stroet, lo would decline to bo candi.
| dato.
Con. Stiioa moved that when tho mootlng nd.
| tourn 1t bo until Tueaday oycnlng ut O'clock
| to meet ut tho corner Of seoley ayonlo and Mad
| ison Htrcet, to nominate n Lnw-and- Or1cr can
iitato for Alderman OF the Thirteenth Ward.
Mr. Btilos' motion WIS unanimously adopted
| After several otllor Eentenlon had made
speeches, tic meeting adjourned.
| A PRIMARY REJECTION
will bo held this afternoon In tho Thirteenth Wart
at No. 787 htaclIann street. for tho pnapoao OF 10
Letting candidate for Alderman OH tic 1aw-and
| Order uekct. TITO polls wll bo open from til
, 1873-10-28

M'Y1cKEn'B THEATRE.

Dn .'o, SeesAN ,'e.,e .'1s ~ 5. ~
pealed u uaso peoa LUZ uester appfec1aseo W tno
public than tile olomonts, tho warm reception
given by tho former being in strong contrast with
fha ch;1iv h,n,ora of tbo lat,or n ar,;to of tho
7a.a4 ota.,, asta ,,;,tan oo..o., ~ a,;.t. ,.ao
Ata' "to.'n " 1no "'nIoi neaaou' tno iohe
upon largo house, larger pecunlafily than tt
appeared, as tho box-Blcet amply testified. It
an au1ionco ahoul1 hovc rcanondcd. in thu Inco
]eoro' - ~ ~ A"so
OF suoh unpleasant weather, on tho oo-
caslon of lor first appearance, aud TINT,
too whom tho event Of ler return
Ind hoen nnno,tncc1 M snar,np]v, IT,
tnn5oa ~ a,,o,r t,,.+ n,;o,,o a,a;anaas w. ,ot
sonoe' " hAo" sna' .ni'"so "Auionsoo uio NV
forgetful, aud that, although q yoar had elapsed,
nothing Ind boon forgotten. If any reminis-
CONGO Of Inst season had survived tho offaeIng
ton,enc1oa ] of tina Il ,voa a,,o,vr n ,vaa MAJ
N..,s.,e :'.... ' ~ ~" 30 n',:,. ~. .n,A1,' ..s1
NeAsons 1mpefaona1lon oi oattfes: alsnoueh
thoro Is scarcely one among our hnbitual theatre"
goera who Inns not seen this fascinating lady in tho
rcnnrtoiro bas ham axtenf1cd To omhraco aovcra7
A.s - 49, S..1. ~ e ~.
otnot ooa'ao'ot8, @'o ee'4s 1''loo'5 Aase opo''oo
hor engagement With q moro graceful conces-
since sho oponed in "1somoo md Juliet =
tloro ia 1ouu tn Ia aD;1 oho,,t
.noto 40 4o'r ~ -. s4o "a,"s ~
.mo @ sa1 9at y hto , n ohoau' t"osnet
pNt1, 80 0''ooe '0tSot
anu noara tho sAine carelal feallng, aaw ,s tne
same 3, 1roan, ueantllul lacs anq ioIn, anu 1elt 1elt
INC same m masnoso sympathy thas thoy ald iass
season; lne 1fosnnoea o. hef 'mnofsohatioh Aaa
not ladeu Wnit, nof aoeo she uiIef ~ any o.
sersa5lo parileuaT from sto yuttes wnleh chaI-
iensea tnc Aqllne'on M hnn pt'iause o. tnousa1oa
yeat Ago: Ineln ~ so nucn 70 aatnIe anu %
a.sl1 20 efts.t'So. sna; oao mGns say
Wo'l!a 10 out tepotit!on OF iass aeasoha utter
allcos; al.u tat ~, po.ats, nlsor pIa!se tnnn
h.'1. - alFtH Ply T:'s tnoto Warmly ai!hweIeu
" nvr s1p tao go en.,go t
.ao 49, ..1'. ~ ] tiI ~, s * i: nI.n ~
H5 ~, u. n.;s. 'ns nv ~ etGt III no ~ ~ ~
an w. vs.ea, .,.u W si1o "" n VIZ
on4su +;u o,.hn anu ~ tn ill.,; 1noo'
sSsnoa ~ eApfoss 1Aoal al'.
PIeoiatao!l' oetole ttlss Nal4sot ioason ust W.
slail naiG W opp9sy " sen LUZ u ottot
pH;'ts u.ols a!oss uerSanx ;.;, alu rhae ~
Will "tou oe nass .un"ta5n aoseel: Mia1 ~ u
,ao , anto,. ,rt
W. NJ ~ 20 ~. - o5
at iaat ..oaJ ~ , ~
,ouai s,,, nMa;1 ,ti6,,oI Ha,,,nn U,,i,
snuia " ~. au.n -. 1a, ~ ln5Gu a.osg "i.n
h sno etao9 1nd aoss3r ~ ia' ,;a nt
oonr thu I otop Re1 that ho noa 1ovo Ic
~ NJ u;t G ,uruA,,o. hat
acorcaS .nnoarod " an'nrorato tI,a offnrraueon
%mn,om - t9tore,,t;o III M pa-co ,roa suton
nnloL =. 1de,G..o' n,'4 ~ taoiIo mns aStun- NI.
1sagy ~ '.iat aoo,I av H. 1,;t,,aat ra;ac
H. 1a., ~ n,.4 4.,,;o,
a1nrroa aHn S ovor ~ nnwneihv sar;nna attn,,,
IT, 11us T,c~o, 49, ~, f,~n,,ja1 s+end T.;
, 1873-10-28

laut night was ca,1sed by tho discovery Of flames
in all ieo-l.oaso owned by the Chicago & North.
westoln lsailway, ut tho southeast cornor OF
Chicago avenue and 1Ialsted atroot. Damage
nominal.
About o'clock last night q man na,nea Jim
Burke was knocked down and robhad OF S'41 by
Q man named Eh Clark, In Duncan'h saloon Of
the corner Of Third avonuo and Polk street.
Clark waB arrostod by Officer Dartholon, and
loolied mp at tho As1nory. Tho money ,saa found
on lB person.
, 1873-10-28
SUICIDE.

Special Disnatch 10 Tho Chicaao Tribune.
DAvEAronr, H., Oct. 97.--At Walcott, In this
county, Mrs. Nani,ah Tlomeycr. wi .rospeot-
enormous aoBo OF ntryclnino. It appears tint
so Ind long boon determined to talIo her l!fo
but no roas0u IL given for tho raal1 net.
, 1873-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-e--N]~-><sr~">>@"~f>/N~@
1}ric1f Dust DCl)OSlt

Indicates kidney Complaint. Choo1 1t at once, Holm
bolds Ex. Buola, ths Durotlo pr escsenes. is cor
sexual systen. Dr. Iislmbod ~ thu ony who cg"r
roaly uli!od and oxtraotea tho vlr9va of
Called Iiuchrs, croaln 10 Skinned milk. In fautt
it iSypr fails. Hold by druggists.
, 1873-10-28

Many pcrsons abusa Ills lullcato and oautlful orn r.
mgnt by burning Il with a!loloo washes mud plasoruK
@ r. s tor s ss
~ ny eo ~ nus,Sa!ea !! 81 5Esas%g If ty ss.
con!tinns prsy0ntEng IFS falling ol and rronotinR 4l
hoaitIY growth. For asp lY IrllCgI1ls aYerrMherQ,
, 1873-10-28

Spteial Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago TTthstne.
1sMAL1A, Oct. 27.-Tho Bcow Butcher Boy,
ashore on WAalobone, has been towea on.
, 1873-10-28

Theso Mills arc composed exclusively OF vegetable In
gFeaieats aI slt":a they enti1oy snporssaa he so
a. directly tho liyer a.d n5e velaablo 5e.ody u
state of that nEgan 1Ayor uoatn l!illions niaor4erd.
1ndRostlan. stck Headache. Typhoid Euyera, TO-, &n,
all Hllcoun6 tn fruo III SUncncks Mandrake IA,
Fur sale BY 81! dr!EK!sts Mn1 1sa1gra:
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELI,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.

THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
oHS %ossE SS:iGess xuGffSS Z %3R f. our
SALES y %piEs MSSsks IS sS,a %SS sSSxSss1AeEs
eyEhy Of ayFsRAB EsRs bl9s HSR sDx ssR SALE
p,vc.vr AT Y 0GL0ckiIp s,prn nv
ycass n al
n S aa
E34 Nxss NxAaso SIZES II oqR S2 pArcHs
dam % WA War - Dance az, is M hands high oia kind lind
aco sa Is IS 70 Se s
@E MoR BY sx9 HS
thoroughbred mare l5s hands high, years old, kind
snS ios as ss % sa aS
dsS and Y and
dam Patchen mare, l54 hands high. years ok, kind
sd ar ss 0 ,DcsS ye or
Roam HORSE, ls.a HANDS. HIGH, YEARS OLD,
Ter and an excellent worker and warranted sound
So$ SSoli$s )! phFST Fs5nsss %AsSs, sSS NEARLY NEW.
,sd By ,d HORSE ,2s & LANDS IS. HIGH @ YEARS da oL1
er free and stylish drivers fears nothing and warranted
BLACK HORSE ISL HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
very stylish; free and pleasant driver and fast trav
k6Sb k'sI St wHGSs EsGGss' N hpd coon ORDER.
GRAY TRTCK HORSE isss HANDS HIGH YEARS RS
MR YEARS
HRf
kind and true in all harness free from vice. first class
n4E YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness. free from vice and war;
TEAM GRAY HORSES, l5,s HANDS HIGH, YEARS
Top and no top Wagons, three Depot Wagons sleighs
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosscs an
Cortlandt streets, follows:-
Express tor Harrisburg. Pittsburg the Wess and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at 80 A. and
$3.50 NJ. Sunday, s. and $3.50 ?. NJ
For Baiiimore Washington aud the South att A. MI
$50 w NJ, and il night sunday g. 80 and S T. It.
For Philadelphia via Kensinson at a. NJ and p. NJ.
Emigrant and second class, 7:lj I. ~
r. IA 2G S:@ si 4:l5, i,j, $40 5:a. $50. $50
g. Sav ela "a & se lo s7s' s:o 10 ns' NJ Sun
fSr II E!!zaeHta H. Ss g? 7 sis a,d 5o + ilp IL:
Ss% S;sS s. SoDd s;j] q S; % si' 10 il'' is NJ saa
FSr Railway, 9 S:,0, I, s;lo, 9;'o and - A; M,pM,
1850, s:l0 - r. NJ and u night SUNDAY, go and6 r. NJ
%spod6ridge and Perth Ameoy, and ID A. NJ, s3
For New Brunswick, 7. 10 4. NJ, Il NJ l2, i:o 5:D.
For East Milestone, A. NJ, IL noon 10 AMI J:) p NJ
For Lambcrtvle and FeMnstoIl. A. NJ. and p NJ
For Phillpsbnrs and Bclydcrc. and 7. N.
Accommodation for Bordcntown, Burin Iton and Cam.
For Freehold, 7, A. NJ, and or. NJ.
For Jamcsburg Penberton, Camden. o A. NJ, 39P.M.
Trains arrive foows:-From Pittsburg $50 A. NJ,
03P NJ, daiiy, 0i A. W. and St T. NJ. daily except
Monday: From Washington and BALTIMORE, G:O A. NJ,
45t l0:l2 r. NJ. sunday 6:k, A. N. From Philadelphia,
52l 80 l04, II , II i A. NJ al 1854. 6)i s:rjP N.
sunday; o%l, 2 6a9 naa An .ra az, p,o.,,v. N.
Astor House; and foot Of Deshrosses and Cor1anit
streets Elnigrant Ticket Office No. Battery place.
A. j. CAssArr, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
n. HARNESS. BLANKETS: ROBES WHIPS, &C,
AT STABLE 223 EAST TWENTIETH STREET,
THIS DAY tFRlDAY), FEBRUARY H.
AT II O'CLOCK SHARP.
JENKINS DUFF, Auctionecrs, will sell by public
auction the following property to satisfy bill OF sale
fine bay Geidnp, I5a4 hands high, years old; was
sired by B0scom dam by Glencoe he has fine long neck,
with beautiful head fine limbs and feet As
and Is warranted sound ana kind.
One fine Abdalah Trotng Mare, 10 hands high years
sound and kind
fine large bay coupe Horse, 16lI hands high years
old Is fine styled horse as can be found; gentle and
true all harness. Is all Al family horse and warranted
sound and kind.
fine bay Gc!ding, lba% hands high, 7ycars old can
trQt in 80 and warranted sound and kind.
One fine gray Mare, l54 hands high 6ycars old fine
beast for ladies' cidrens usc and warranted sound
One nnc black Mare, Is hands high, years old, and
extra sadder; can rot In three minutes and warranted
Also extension top Park Phaeton, pole and shafts,
In complete order
One glass door Rockaway, in extra fine order.
One jump seat wagon; has been used but little.
One full spring leather top Wagon.
One umpscat Depot Wagon
One eide bar top Road Wagon, go lbs.
One top Pony Phaeton.
One light Portland Sleigh.
Three sets of Double Harness. five sets Single Har-
ness hnc Robes Bells, Blankets Whips two ladys Side
THE ABOVE WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD TO HIGH.
EST BIDDER, WITHOUT LIMIT RESTRICTION
OR RESERVATION.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE, BY ORDER OF
WIN. A. NAIRN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A NNOuNCEMENT.

BY AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT OF THE Leg
ISLATURE OF KENTUCKY THE LIBRARY TRUS-
TEES ANNOUNCE The THIRD GRAND GIFT CON
THGK ~ "a 6iP Be RygH N s shAfx HA Or S KEN n
BRARy BUILDING AT LogIsyILLE, ON TUESDAY,
SAND CASH GIFTS, AGGREGATING VAST TOTAL
OF HALF MILLION OF DOLLARS CURRENCY,
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PROPOSAL.S.

NOTICE TO MAxUFACroRs AND DEALERS IN
Cattle Horns aud Hair Tails-Thc Butchers, 50 nas %
hnd Melting Association OF the City OF New YORK are
pared to show samples and receive bids at their ons
foot of foryfourth street. East River on honuay ..n
instant at O'Clock, 4. NJ, .or all the Cattle horns anu
Hair Tails that may be received by uieii lrVh '"h'
unry ]. 1873. 10 December 81. 1873 Inclusive.
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E'ALL RIVER LINE FOR boston. VIA NEwpoRL--
H. The steamers EMPIRE STATE and Old COLONY,
from pier - North River foot of Murray stree, day
Sunday excepted at4 p NJ Tickets sold to prn ,ipil
points In New England the White Mountains IN Prov-
iDces A. r. BACON, supefinten lent.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

PAwNBRoKERs' sALE-WATCHEs AND Jew w
at 20 Bowcry at IL O'clock 500 lots Gold and Silver
Watches, Gold and Diamond Jewery, Opera Glasses,
Guns, Pistols Platedware, Instruments. BY order Of
Mrs H. Aufses 9 stanton street. and John Martin, "
Mulberry street.
9 HERMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
-. Wines Liquors Cigars, &C. this day friday, Feb
a. R9wsr SensIa ~ Of
brandies Gin Port sherry and Rhine Wines bbls OF old
Bourbon Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskeys, cases and
casks OF Wines and Liquors; also 900 Cigars Tobacco
&C. Sale positive in lots to suit dealers Also IS bbls
choice old Bourbon and Rye Whskey 2 casks Port and
sherry Wines ~ cases brandes, &C. TO pay storage and
advances. Sale without reserve.
CHERIFF'S sALE.-R. FIELD AUCTIONEER SALES
- room III Bowery) will sell this day II O'clock at
52 end M Greenwich street the Contents Flour Mill
BY order MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Sheriff.
WILLIAM MoLoSEY Deputy.
WvILLIAM ABBOTT AuCTIoNEER,
w Office SO New Bowery
Will SELL this day. 4th inst l0a O'clock the Contents
Of the LIQUOR store ~ First avenue, corner OF Twenty
nth street. splendid Counters Ale Pumps Stained Glass
Measures and Pump, Glassware, &c.
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AAUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAGE-Fourtb, fifth and sixth
*sy2Sa *sTFSiSSYI IsscosD r4sn-vish column.
BOARD AND L0DGiNG wXNrED~sEcosD' 'FAcE"nFirst
sRo6ELYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELrvrsru
BUSINESS oPFoETUs1rrEs-rwr1rru sSa%H pAcn-sl.th
EsFE 5s
CIEkR2ss HsD fps zee sSe%na col
coACHMENAND cARDENERs-rwELrru PAcr-Fourth
CoAsTWisE sTEXMsfIPs-FlRs PAcE-Pinh and sixth
coz PPSSIEERsHIrsu PAs.-gah column; -
soiS%
DENTIsTRY-ELEvENrH PAoE-sixth column.
~ AND ux
FURNIsHED-sEooND PAoE-second and third col
EuRoPE1N srEAMsHIPs-Frnsr PAcr-Fth column.
ExCGANGE-Eisvrs1nP PAcs-sixtS H'Saai Column.
EISH F.azsaS soamu
xSD fHH s1H ~
, SECOND PAGE-Third column.
EREsGH smn r.onyn
HELP p01%a wHNrED- rAsr-rhird
HELP s0vRR w%SrED-xALEs-rwrlr-u p4ox-rlnn col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-FRsr PAGE-second and
s &C. sa ssSss
ssrH s94x AND srn
Gen REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-ELEvEErH
LECTURE SEASON-SEcoNp PAcE-Fifth column.
LOAN OfFICES-FTRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAcE-First column.
MACh!NERY-TwELrrn PAcE-Sixth column
MATRIMONIAL-ELEvESTH PAcE-Sixth column.
MEDlCAL-ELEvEETH PAGE-Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
ELI sHle%s rAopsixth column
NUS MMuSICAd.SEcoND pAcE-Sixth column;
NEW WPUBLICATIONS-SEvENTn PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAcE-First column.
PIANOFORTES-SEcoNp PAcE-Fourth column.
PRoFEssioNAL siruHrIoNs Ws1NSTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-ELEvHNrH PAGE-FGh column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-ELEvENrH PAGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED-ELEvENrH PAGE-Sxth col
REwARDS-F,RsT p PAGE-rirst column.
SALES AT AUCTiON-FlRsr PAGE-Fourth and fifth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELyTH PAcE-Third
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAcE-First and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS &C.-Frnsr PAcr-second
THE TRXDES-TwELyrH PAcE-rifth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURpOSES-SEcoND PAGE
TRAyELLKRs qyIbEsFlaSy PseT1s;xth@ a sT @ @s9Smpp "
SECOND PAGx-Third column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEcOND PAGR-FOurth col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-ELEvENTn PAGE-Fifth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
umn
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6y7 BROADWAY CORNER OF FOURTH sTaEET.-
N Liberal advances on Diamonds, Watches. Jcwelry
Silks Cames Hair Shawls Laccs and Personal Property
Of every description. JAMES Z. MATTHEWS.
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lfME. LEONAD, 800 SIXTH AVENUE. NEAR NINE.
N tccnth street. iatcs ladies with advances
Diamonds Watches, Jcwclry, &C.. deals with ladies
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

sPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, sc.
FOR SALE. ALL KINDS, OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds, &c. Medicines for all diseases. Prepared
Food for mockng birds at B. g. DOvEY's No. Greene
street, near Canal.
LNOR SALE-A FULL BREED RUSSIAN BLOOD
hound well trained for watching purposes. Call at
2S West Houston street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CusAHD ESs EssH sr,.,.n and North american
0e"es" calling Ssw at xS5a CORK er% SaTs1s hs0sf'00
S'E March Ma:
Rates q rassage-canin, sss sloo and s,so gold,
cG&ns to Tickets to Paris s soa
ackss from tysspoel and Queenstown S, and
ss!s sy:% .,sSS ssss~ S 9
% S i1 as s
at No. III A1tS g. TSRnXEScKLYN Agent
NATIONAL. LINE OF STEAMERS
TO sn 3SPssS sl'isf SERrool s1s
GREECE, Thomas. % se.% ~. ~ v, Fsbraaryi2 ats NJ
sASG EssEg a1Gsan February 3 at?
SPAIN, grace foR SS EoSS fsE fsEcT Taf'N o at M
DENMARK sF%ssE !1fessy March at Il NJ
caS" 81 snd saslsasy s currency
PREPAID steerass ietsss IlysrSoo Queenstown
GGagG xS cH AZ I'M ST Gisa
es Err Fssr eyW % III tRs nass '
oHSsrvs sSSS |S ysrAs saEHs a
New and full powered steamships.
Sailing from New YORK on Saturdays from Liverpool
Thursdays, calling at Cork Larbor each way
BALT!C Sa urday February - ats 7. N.
CELTIC Saturday February % at r. VI.
ATLANTIC. Saturday, March /, at A. N.
REPUBLIC. Saturday, March & at =. NJ.
ADRIATIC ............ Saturday March Is at p NJ.
From the White Star Dock Pavona ferry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrvalled,
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, statcrOOn1s smoking and bathrooms in
mldship section where least motion Is felt. Surgeons
and sewardcss accompany the steamer.
Rates-Saloon, &S0 in gold sangs after April 500,
god) stecrage, $50 in currency.
Those wishing to send for friends In the old country
obtain stcerage PREPAID certificates $3O cur
rency.
Passengers booked to or from all narts OF America to
Paris Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia,
China, &c.
Drafts from CT upwards.
For inspection OF plans and other information apply at
the company's Office, 10 Broadway, New York.
Bills Of iading issued to Con tnental ports.
]. IT, SPARKS Agent
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A NCuOR LINE.-EXPRESs STEAMERS
"A sail from pier 20 North River, New York.
ANGLIA Sat. Feb 22 INDIA. ..... Sat. March
Passengers booked and forwarded to and from any
railway station in Great Britain, Ireland, Germany Nor
way Sweden, Denmark or America as safely, speedily
comfortably and cheaply as any other route or line.
Tickets, Drafts Certificates be bought at lowest
currency rates by applying q ths cSmpanys offices NO
n B.-The Victoria sails at 0 A. NJ February 10.
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INSTRUCTION.

(tLAvERACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER IN.
~ stttc, at Clavcrack, n. W for both sexes: 167 fur
nlshcd rooms; p instructors. Term opens March H.
AI.ONZO Fi.ACK
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A HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES CASHED AND
IA. Information furnished; circulars free.
JOSEPH BATES, 1876 Broadway. up stairs, room 4.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ALABAMA LOTTERY.
a. Is, Al, 70. IS, 81, sa u, g, M So G7. 81.
l. a. ~ 1 81, 7a rs II, Es 50, 81, 2s !s
j. c. MOSES a Co, Managers Montgomery Ala.
Information furnished by A. McCLENNEN, leck box
6l5 Brook yn Post office, N Y.