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NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb 6, l8t-MR.J Fl SCHENCK
~ Dear Sir You have h. arfelt gr,tlude for the six
bottle. Of invaluable medicines bv your
Mr. Simpson aud have the hap Inform that
had not taken two bottles Of before the pofae ht sweat
before had taken three bottles discharged from lungs
seyeIe different times surprising quantity OF hard white
substance. continued using syrup until had IA
seven bottles, am now 10 Hood health instead of being
physician, in the Theological Seminary New
Brunswick take great pleasure in recommending ScHEEcKs
PULMoNC SYRUP lends and the public for do rmv
believe that, taken in time it certain for Pumo
nary Diseases your much Indebted and humble
b. r. MURDkN.
Prepared by j. SCHENCK. and for sale his principal
Offices No 70 South Sixth below the OF
Chestnut and at his Laboraory No vi tace street hsde
phia. Also for sale wholesale and TAIL i9 Coutlandt
door below the Of Greenwich New Yorkte only
place m this city where the gnuns be had Also for sale
at 68 Cornhl street. Boston, and at No. Is Broadway Albany
N. Y.
The above Offices exclusively for the sale of Pum,nc
Syup where pamphlets be had gratis Call and get
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10 CARMEN, GROCERs, HORsEMEN, &c

THE remedy called "Dr Chss s. Nelsonb Horse Embroca
tou" having bsen before the public fos number yean
and being ussd with entire s psogster r.k. aohins
ofhones, being and certain rey the following
diseases or accident: Bruises Cuts slain, Windgals,
claim share Of the public patronage TO BE- obtained whole
Gale and retail only nj tho drug $50 Division
t)rchard " Y Pvr~ es sd je imsee
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FRENCH CHINA.

FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
A DALEsME Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, bas
always on hand large assortment for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well dinner and
dessert all sizes assorted dishes soup tureens
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custards and stands
shape " ~ '
the articles warranted Of the best quality and 10 b,
nd lih-ra' terms snd lots
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
NENT,

y4 PEAKL STKFlET, LATE lob BEEKMAN. -
THE Subscriber well known for the chcapness and darabl
ohs work. desires to inform HI. patrons and the public
that he suit tile economical tendency of
making of the best quality reduction Of 20
per cent from former prices and less is believed by 20
than Of the quality made by the cheap
house. in TIN. city, In order that gentlemen understand
med to their consderaon with that the goods
shall be Of the first rate quality and the fit unexcspSnabe
Pants. Of black or double milied casslrers..
Vests, Silk satin, &c 2H 4
Making and trimming in the style, the following
prices -
Pants and Vests
jt6 lynsec JOHN MOFFAT.
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THE
IN Wis | BIZ f
VYrIf~

so closely resembles the head Of hair that scepHcs and
lnvsntio! Of the day The great
weaving which M appearances closely to resemble
he natu hair both in ghtnsss and natural appearance a.
~ that IN all eases Of Precipitation evaporation %nnpeded
and connoseq alike to inspect this novel and bssuI
qu Wiz and the peculiar method Of fitting the head At the
manufacturers A. C. harry W Broadway, Of Liberty
ssfeee. sp seaysI a tmsAo
Hi1Es-n Hide, lon board the ship b. nYmsT from New
- orleans, Tor sale by PER8SE BROOKS,
iiNse No. 81 Liberty strest,
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

FOR SAL e At Il TON
- THE M aNslON HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
El1 5RJSHToN HOUSES, At New Bdshion. staten
Merch.nt,' Elchaase. b. HALLIDAY & JENKINS, on
Tuesday the 26h day Of March next o'clock II not pre-
viously disposed of at private sale.
The Mansion House CT the splendid establish
ments in the United States The main building
Of four five As enclosed
siye and commodcus the main walls built Of be- the
whole surrounded by and all finished the best manner
The ate cannot he surpassed 1t commands Of the
whole ofhe Of New York extending up the North and
last Rivers New York, Brooklyn The Long Island Shore
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both extensive bud
ings Pleasantly situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and well calculated for large boarding no.
tells.
For diagram and further particulars, apply to
II. CURTISS,
f13toME6sec 40 Wall street.
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ENGLISH POTATOEs-An addtona quantity Of the
real Lancashire Potatoes Of the very best quality and IN
u wn . baIlins slip,
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81 H b2s s20Ks PARERs ANP 2r EEylPENcEs

prudent nsures his from fire; and who
that not quite important 70 have safe depository for
his books and valuable All business should give
this Tpor ant subject due reflection and inform them eve
what Sale the best against fire and burglars and
satisfied las is universally owedged) that the Salaman
der the BEST then decide whether will purchase the
who the psten'ee f the right furnish public
with an article warranted genuine and has betrayed the
confidence Of those who have their property
keeping, purchase of those who initiate the real article
violation Of the patent law which suit. pending
The genuine Wders Patent Fire Proof Sala Safe
only be had the Iron Safe aehouse aud Factory
SiLAS e. HEKhINj, 1879 Water street.
BSeyeral good second hand double safes made by c
0aylor for sale less thaa half Of first having
been received in part payment Tor the real Saamander
n lmd&wnc
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ON STRICTURE AND IRIS CURE

THE follcwing few REMARKS etrisurs il u believed
ss and .q.,
2nd-That very erroneous notion prevails with regard
away: Gas g oi: q
TSss :I.. .a,s. eseqn.:.ne.. in particular BY
"sSn e. may q sa ss specially in its early
Z es5t.in ss from psis Of inconvsniene' and ssray &C
i.wi6 lss.id .fbs frequency of Structure. .hi. win not
Sc: s.ssd o sesssSs .. cn 'o month on
e e. ::
ihiekains. and this thicLnins otbe! q pc
ss::sl.y sS hs.;siss nay s:ss I'D
50 perfect % .: %
Anosr thing that lead. the a,tearion of from this disor
r 60 he dow s o But
Say ss ie
while the visible effect Of early stIeurs is the
q $ mild T. s :n s:ss :% IT,
scarcely possible for those not acquainted with
nasa ss p
isiou. causes: j. ever tending destroy these delicate o,gsn.
s.S,y i $ e
as:ssls than hay:
snd s.y :tass; ana sTtus.siy th5s p.TicsiS
this papc.s They are The following The S, dGd
that the stIssm ns.d not be- much dm:hss OF npedsa and
s Sas BE- n
s T MAJ. .s.m viii &c " oas 4
UscyaEn-lm much how long ago i may have oe.
m LEE the ysIS ass haze Of
&c may run without prodnc ng structure o one Is natural
e ss:s. s
other suspicious The third Is 'A'
TIE +. EErser Il; "a. y,o. ~,
spsrsy lis also one Of 4. most iaya'bs effects Not that
common that the writer scarcely sees case Of Structure in
$ paia :: he
70 ns #: %ff 'p$ .
the TACT iseIfs proved by he Of mental
the cu Of .trcur. i. repeated that this is certain
s 81 %asR ri ssS o
.dv:need sso but such have been in
this that BY and in the hsnS.
in "ho e: month"; On
and RappS .ue
cssd To- these s forwarded the most suitable ard
remark, a. any particular case may call fer The fee on these
DR. Naph also take. tins opportunity Of saying he m.yb
on % a*sss Sas.s a e L Ii. ... Nss
Ho At any howl and those who apply in h early ;gs Of
that cure he BELIEVES however
1 WHO 1 sa
Dr. Ralph further considers duty especially those VIII.
strangers this and also obtain the confidence of
ha. been engaged the of these diseases both Hospital
md city prac for than thirty years. pubahed
three editions Of work expressly them Also that he has
letters from the most eminent Physcsns in Europe the most
Hs Il Ys s. ii Fhz A s
s;.rs I:s
dress DR. Ralph. sen, SO Greenwich 1t. jos Inn
~
his Office No Is Duane street. two from Chatham
Strangers respectfully informed that Dr. Cobitt
bar the nvey Of the city of New York. and he
xclusively Confined his Practice, from being general the
treatment OF ceaa classes of diseases eleven
N New neie
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No. IS Chamber street
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
Secondary syphilis Inflammation of the Eyes
Scroiua 3Whtes
, elect CONSTIPATION
Chancre Group
10 Gonorrhsa Diseased kidneys
Bronchit s. acute Onansm
Suppression of the Menses Great Debility
] Flooding 2Rhsumatism
Diarrhoea l Disease Of the Heart
| Dysentery midwifery
Headache Difficulty making Wa
Typhus Fever
Pieurisy Seminal Weakness
2 Piles Examination Of the Chest
Coughing to detect disease
SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
Bad Stri cured with Disease of the SPINE
,o9tcutiag o! burning Cancer on the Breast
Iufiamed Testicss moved
Buboes cured by an mprov- Eemorrhoida Tumors re
ed method moved
Hydrocele Dis,ocation of Shoulder
Eistuit ia Ano Joint
sPo pus in the Nose remov- APP rston. for Squirting
liberated Breast Small Tumors removed
Fracture from the face
Gases Of Stabbi"g attended ErysIpeas
ITO Bleeding from the Lungs.
Inc poor attended to without charge day, between
DIX. H. BOsTwICK,
~ 2w'U Attending Surgeon and Ply &cau.
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FOR LITERARY INSTITUTIONS .aND PUBLIC
md PRIVATE LfBR.aRIES
HOMERS lLlAD, IN Seven Languages. a highly finished
IL edition. published at Florence, Italy GREEK TEXT
Containing literal Latin translation BY Hayne, Metric,
vsr.ion in the Latin language. by Cunch Ita BY
Mont TIE German BY voss in the ng,h by Pope in the
This work comprises twentyf.ur numbers forming two
handsome quarto volumes. Each number superb
Eng avpg destined by Professor Nencini from Florence
The price Of each NUMBER 81 5o-two numbers be pub
lished mouthlv.
O Subscriptions received at Mr.. RICHARDS Office, "a
Lsenard street. of Broadway the New York
ceum. lmsec
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DOCTOK CORBiTT-May be consulted confdentiaiiv Al
- his Office No. l6 Duane doors from Chatham
sIanEss are respectfully informed that Dr. Corbitt
relatively Confined his paetee from being general the
treatment Of certaa classes Of diseases eleven
annals Of Medicine Do record greater
be found his The Doctor cautions unfortunate
Recent few days removed entirely from the
that you judciously treated by persou ally
and not by pretendr and quack there several
them IN the city erons AFFLICTED WIFI ana nve
pyag DR.. Cobitt practice Of many has estab.a
ed the Doctors reputation for skill and ty Stric
engage the Doctors profound attention. medicine
be had prevent certain disease OF its forms.
IL m
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OUILLs AND STEEL PENS.-8oO, 900 Quilts selling OF
very low prces dealers and would do well
CAL before purchasing Also large
Stee Pens manufactured by Perry elliott and Mitchell ali
which will b. sold low either who esae retail the
Subscriber wishes n leave the business this spring
A. McKEACHNlE. Quill Manufacturer.
Tel Imsm ass Psavl
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MEesRS. @. WEISS FIR GRAMBss, Profession Of
M Music respectfully announce to their patrons the ladies
lon Band prepared 20 play the most admired and fahonab
Music for Pnvate Parties, 6onees he.
Ordsn received and punctusily attended % Delaney
lm<m
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TO THE PUBLIC,


NJ 70. " D. MILLER v co Tobacco end Snuff Manu-
O Water street. Wal street very respect
folly inform their friends aud cusome that there ia 1age
c,rculaon OF counterfeit and spurious Tobacco and Snuff
.ss,nG through the city and country by peda
Deception the quality being inferior genuine article
That no be misled BY such imposition or suppose
that lack fail ou usu,l
good els We have been induced notice TO our
friends and customers, caution
We pledge ourselves rerlion TO manu-
cture heretofore the best articles and other
". B-lhe only authorised by supply our
their samuel Rogers and Smith sloane
All goods nufactured aud sold BY warranted and II
approved Of BE- returned and the money refunded
SoId reasonable terms articles the line
Of quAltty manufactured ia the Uated Statas
Mrs. q. B. MILLER co. ITO Water street,
n imissm Wall strest.
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TO PRINTERS.
~ :;, :: Nv N Yss H AZ '' zss
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TO TAIIORS

TO TAILORS.
CTINEMETg NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM
- FOR CUTTING every kind of fashionable Garment
thor fashionable we'll known require news
this system with condolences offered to the
theoretical invention (or but
BILE New York and Paris will be found to
every student and certainty all the various
styles Of garments worn. both 10 Europe and America
be ae ted BY the future Of fash
may be obtained Of author 90 Cedar ee and can be
forw arded to any part Of the United states
A.o complete sets Of Pattern; Of the Ious styles Of gar
with ease and elegance. Fimsec
Ball DRESSES E nnsb bREssEs! ROBES AND
ROBERTS Ts Broadway beg; ca The attention Of
500 Ladies CORONATION Robes with five rows embroidery.
Ladies Eeveire Organdi dresses from 81 upwards
Ladies; De Beg Embroderea Rose; rare article at g
and French Grape Lsses OF every shade manuactursd
goo Dozen Ladies, Kd 6loyss in black and colorsd.
% Cartons Embroidered Capes and Collars jl7 m.rc
G E EIAEl FURNISHING STORE 60 MAIDEN
Over Goats, from .......'.... IS to IL
Sack do... .......... ......4 to
Erock do... ...'..... 49,. ....'l0 10 IA
Dress do. 80. '.''...s'''. 3 to
Pants ...'... $500 '''..''..'.9 TO
All made Of the best materials and in the modern style
Persons furnishing their own materials depend upon
having thorn made in the best at the following
Over Goats, made and trimmed. ..'...ts to 100
Prs: .. 90 % 90 % ........ 70 % %
vsu and Pantaloons.... ..... ISL 50 TO IS
Shirts made mp order, after the latest approved
French patterns. Under garments Of all descriptions
j i im*ec W. COLLINS
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.

FRENCH.
MR. ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Czeny continues to
M teach singing and the Piano Forte in this city and Brook
vn, moderae First references given many
dis!ngui,hed families whose be learned app
cation his residence rs tlm the Arsenal
MIR. who il the author Of French Grammar, second
edition Of which Is IN the Of publication teaches like
wise the French and Italian Langu which he
his Music Lessons, wished Schools and Colleges attended
70 lmsjgb
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THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods manufactured, that they are
prepared to nanufacure description Clothing From
Weir oeng @ 70 iof the so
With he pe number Of hands in their employ get up
stock at short notice and with entire setsfaciion.
MANN x McklN1M. - Cafmine street.
-lrs ccksbo cker Stages pass close To the store
us 3m ere
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PAInS ssl \; * Ems Ss s4akAr HOUSE.
9a ors 4o., g :: I'll pant. Of Il: h s Doom
wass,ssyp s.s tdsy
SECOND MONT OF BELIsARIO.
FRIDAY EVENING: Ess,SaTy isth he performances viii
s..i...s Troops
:i s':s:;;
Ss;..i.. ss,:. s:. ss.is .s s
ss:: Bs!.s.o: S;ass;s, slsssi.. SssS::s
Guard: f.i.: ss By e: I.i: q the
fan particulars. see bills of the day Boz Once
B-Ths 1hess on the of nights will be let for Concerts
or Lscturrs
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY H. ROCKWELL @. II. STONE
SIXTH NIGHT OgLEvI NORTH.
THIS co S Fss F with
M We" vsisas vsa ting; AISs;a Pioii:is.' &c. &C.
Levi North in Splendid Act.
Gu, Of II Ei.: ss. :as Out s. II Luck;
mITCHNLL's OIL mFiO THNATitis.
THIS EVENING. February i5-Ths performances will
% JOIN sI%r 81 P XXI
=. soMsQHE ABLE 'esSSDo1ses
REVOLT OF ' TE nsi f5oR HOUSE.
ABON HASsAN.
TRYON's MDEPENDENT AmERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Boxes IS cents; Pit l2k cents.
BENEFIT OF GARDNER.
THIS EVENING Web. Is h-The performances will
commence with Grand Entree Of ten Horses. entitled
SONS or FREEDOM.
Followed by
Dances, Feats on the slack and Tah Rope, SC.
To cor c!ude with
THE GERMAN FARMER
AMERICAN mUxkUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
uRRifkSGdEDs ssNHTIis'iss xTf fTRs1cs
Last week Of eccentric Dr. VALENTINE, addition
whom the has eoxased for week longer that
e0mDl"h'd and ''l'f Mas s;dyW WESTERN.
Also. the renown.d com.disn.
GREAT WESTERN
A0s' wan sIGNCR FRANCIsCO
Mr.. IT. q. BOOTH. the celebrated comic singer
II @ SHERMAN the beautiful Ballad 6inger aud LA
Pc rITE CEklTO the admiied Danseuse.
:, Comic Olo, entitled the LOAN " LOVER" BY
Yankee Courship by Mrs. ana Mr.. w EsTERN.
The GIPSEY QUEEN, the most surprising Fortune Teller
the world be privately lifted at all times regarding
Past, Present and Flu .ure Eveats.
Performances every ~ o'clock, and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at o'clock.
T,ckes Is cents-childen rnder tx TWEEN
tv-fve extra for private consultations with the Gpey
Queen.
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WILLIAM +. JENNINGS & co.,
URApERS AND TAfLORS,

AMERICAN HOTEL. OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN.l
SoLlCiT attention to an invocs Of NEW GOODS re-
SSSSs';ns Of Co. Cs..nsres u ,srss: new ;: 'Pss
With large Of rich Silk and Satin SCARF Cavas
Hsndkerchefs, Gloves, suspendes, Dressing robes &c.
asty we sa. able 70 supply them At early ds with
the reputation of the for the odeate prices
which have elected 90 liberal patronage since the adoption Of
garment. e from 2 TO per cent less than fornsriy-s
stock q Of first quality READY MADE GAR
PautalOons and Vests, &c ja2o lmsec
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VALENTINES

rT'HE FRIENDS OF OLD COMIC ELTON. and the ub-
l. lie IN general respectfully invited Cupds Gal
ery at Is Division street. the oply complete collect of Va
etnes III the known world, suted to all and al
prices from three cent. to three dollars each Delays
yerous-purchase time, the choicest culed
Ladies, t. hint sufficient You all know Comic Ell
1--we
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr. BARTON (pupil of the late e Nicholson.l respect
IA fully begs that it his intention TO
srucen the Flute Mr. Barton processes teach
Dig the method pursued By the celebrated master Charles
Nicholson.
For sad particulars. application may be made st Sgnor
jt7 lmerc
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New York, July l7th, 1910.
My Dear sir -
critic in the country, wv Ason Esq feel that thing
oyour exquisite co lection Of illustrative
Of American Scenery and the Seasons. and Of Day
would be superuous But after the pleasure have received
examiniuy Productions forbear
you ny publication at the success with which you hive
complained the union fexcelencies j, them seldom united
udcious and poetic of and congruty
incident combined with truth detail the OF
every object you have selected.
sincerely hope and believe that labor genius will
receive the ard they richly deserve
Believe me- dea sir,
With real r. gard. your freud and senior
SAMUEL +. B. MORSE
To Eau. I've
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EYVTRTTTO OF pTCTTJREN

EXHIBITION OF PICTURES.
THE FIRST COLLECTION of Water Color Drawings
exhibited in this country land winch the follow
ing s:tim1nias relate that now open at the Picture Cal;
Pantoes nearly one hunde and will remain open but short
time longer from "A NJ. until dusk.
George Harvey, Esq:
- Dear Sir =
As less my pleasure than my duty to give praise
where il que unwi ling that You should leave Boso
without Knowing much have been gratfed by your
q utiu Dr.winss Of American scenery To
Of Scenery bu. kahly happy cothng it with an
Amercan Atmosphere which have expressed with qua
truth and variety.
Heartily wishing the you deserve, remain,
Dear Sir,
With sincere regard, yours
WA. ALLSTON.
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM THEATRE will open about the
goth Mavch All applications for lpost paid
yl receive muedi atenton, directed to Deverua
Proprietor or NJ Scott Acting Manager Box s32 Posoce
N:w Yott The proprietor his agen. will be found at his
to attend to all pu'ness relative the opening During The
the Theatre will be etev redecoated aud
lending the comfort of the Of this fayorse establish
w. y. DEVERNA,
j31 tire Prop ietor.
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BLACK RALPH,
THE HELMSMAN OF HURLGATE!
TALE OF THE SOUND.

PROFESSOR j. II. INGRAHAM.
THIS WORK !. fully equal 70 this p,pu authors famous
novel-THE DANCING FEATHER.
70, sale at ali Periodical Depots.
llf cenrs-$S per hundred.
This work s beautifully printed ON fine white paper and
large new type. RIA stsm
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor Of Music, respectfully
to his and the public general IN HI
has removed from So Crosby l6 Lauens where al
orders for his Cotlion Band perform Parties Ste in
OF will be received and promptly attended
Orders for J. X. will also be received Mr. W Dubos
Music Store, 28S Broadway. IL lmsuc
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DARK THEATRE.-Tbe public respectfully informed
that this Theatre will for the Monday
March 4th Various novelties are preraraon, and will
speedily be announced flo tire
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X. WINTERS
EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL PAINTINGS,
CITY SALOON, l65 FULTON ST, BROOKLYN
II. V" having Mf Pioafs cATRE taR1 AI'''en'ns
he offers for exhibition, with three other Chemical
JERUSALEM AND CRUCIFIxION,
CHUHCH OF THE HOLY sEeULCHRE,
LSHAZZAR'S FEAST
Exhibition each evening at half past o'clock
Wednesday m Jrning at II o'clock
0eturd ~ sft-rooon at hAlfpast o'clock
IL Admission q cents. III 1wsrc
GRAND BALL,
At CONCERT HALL, 400 BROADWAY,
MONS DE GkANDVAL respectfully informs his friends,
AVA that his F,rst Ball his Season. will take place Frid ~
Evenipg the 10Th In III, of the evening Ballet
and Fancy Dances will he danced by his Pupils.
Dancing TO commence at halfpast8
Tickets One Dollar admit gentleman and laiies
Ladies and dsncinS the Fancy Dances will pie
10 meet At the Hall, this afternoon, two O'Clock
fIs 2tsm
MASONIC BALL.
EORTITUDE LODGE, No ~, intend having Ball in aid
Of their funds thursday Evening. February l5 the
National Hall, Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Tck-ts each. be obtained of the Committee viz
Brother Trquet 80 Hilary street
Powell, City Buildings
Quevedo 1911 York street National Hotel)
kedd,S g, IA Fulton street
Holden, franklin House
Jones' 81 Coenties Slip New York
Dezendof Fulton Market, New York.
At the National Hotel Fulton street; Fourth Ward Hotel
and Mass Hotel Brooklyn and the Howard House. and
Warren Hall. New York ~ 3tSTuxThnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-15
4. G. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
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