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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

A Musical EAR" Pa, | know
what piece ofmusic that is which the
band IS playing--I do" "Do you
though? What is il 7" cts the same
that sister plays on the pirano she
calls it the t0vcrturn Of a toad Of
whiSkey," Overture TO Lodoiska.)
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

6-I' A gentleman dining at a fash
ionablc hotel where servants were few
and far between, dispatched alad among
them for a cut of beef After very
long time the lad returned, and placed
the beef before the faint and hungry
gentleman. care YOU" said the gen
tlcman, 'phe lad that took away my
plate for this beef" "Yes. sir y
Bless me" said the hungry wit, " ho'o
y0u hue GRIMM since"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
DOCTOR p. L. BERGER,

IuA SICIAN \ y l L & EON,
O-'y- Has established himself permanently ~
ghe iowa OF Poga,i, Gran, County. lie oilers has
nrnc ssional services to the inhabitants OF fotnsi
and i,s Nicinity. OWco; Main Street, in The
house lately occupied by Ma. Buchanan, oae door
sbove Mr. M'kenrio's STOKE. -
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
MltLaiDl1Alh lMOT11]L&s
EDWARD CRONIN, A. b., NJ d

Having permanently located in "lauevilc, Wis.,re-
specfuy tenders his services 20 the citizens OF the
village and the surrounding country in all tho vari-
Gus branches of his profession, including Medicine,
Surgery aud .4ccouchement Office at Mlton's
Hotel, corner of Main aud Second streets.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
DOCTOR J. p. HAMILTON,

Having permanently located himselfm Cassvile,
Giant county, W. r., respectfully announce 10
tho public that he is prepared TO practice medicine
Having received his education IN the Western
Medical School, he hopes by his knowedge OF the
diseases peculiar 10 this Western country, 70 merit
the confidence OF the public, Once at the Cass-
VILE House.
Cassvine, May -, lSII.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

CERTAIN CURE.-Od Mrs. Saup,
SAYS, that she's often hearn tell, when
she was gal, that that old grand ma
Bonner, the onlics, crilter TO cure the
rheumatty palma; never used 40 doc
tors means but only garden yearbs.--
She steamed EN- with eumfry, elceUm-
pane, aud coryander seed. Some times
she would throw in little red precipa-
"; but mighty seldom--never only
when il was . powerful bad ease"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
DENTISTRY.

nR. cOWLlS, wiz perform all operations il
\ dentistry, and wauenttho same; occupying
such time only as shall not dctain him from his
Medical and Surgical profession Office Al Ban-
hll's Hotel.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
DIR. COWLES,

Having located At Lancaster, respectfully oilers his
services 10 the citizens OF this village and Vicinity,
IN al the branches OF his profession. Once at
Nh Bnndl's Hotel. 80 ly
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

4 candy is 4 chap that would
he young lady If he could;
Bu, as he can't, docs all ho can
10 show the world he's mot man.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

or Happy is that man that abuses
evcrybody-for he will never be accu-
sed Of Partially.
Happyis tlat man who has but little
10 eat--for he will never be troubled
with foul stomach.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

D9What tribe do boxers belong TO
Mr.. Simon :"
The Rap-poos, guess
mo. not exactly they are desccn-
dants of the HI-ites."
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

or \ man who was in the habit of
talking 10 himself, being asked by his
wife why he did so, replied, that he
liked to converse with man Of sense.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

or As Pat Hogan sat enjoying his
connubial bliss, upon the banks of a
southern creek, he espicd turtle en-
crying from the stream,
"0ch hone ~ he exclaimed solcmnly,
that liver should come to Ameriky
10 see a snuff box walk
"Whist!" said his wife, don't be
after making fun of the birds"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

Hardware Boots Shoes of all descriptions Crockey sc. &C.
wholesale trade will be confined exclusively Casa
m'' oeF class
come TO
slowing
ISL NJ \ / LANGNuRlHl
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

WHOLE NIGGER.-"Oh, mother
Jest seed man with one half his face
rs black as-as-as-"
GAS what, Sammy ?"
"Back as all creation, mother
wasn't he an object1"
Lord love you, little dear, you don't
say so!--he must be half negro"
$50 10 thunder, old woman he
was a ,cho!e nigger-,'other half was
Just as black"
"Takc MaP you little serpint!--My
gracious how sassy children is -
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15

ANEcporE first American YES
sci that anchored in the river Thames,
after the Revolution, attracted great
numbers to see the stripes. a British
soldier hailed, in contcmptuous tone,
From whence came ye, Brother jon
a,hSE ?" The boatswain retorted,
Straight from Bunkcr's Hill, and be
id TO you J"
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

ver. Sid yustina Caypool Demersn; Kirkwood. Martin.
V0.ssns Clio Wilson Boston Cid 9Th Leland ss,lrEson
land, Watts New Orleans; Geo Gardner Walker, Liverpool;
Skipack br Walters Antigua axeIe. Springer franklin
La Maria Latourette, and Vermillion, Seaman NYork
s Miscellaneous Record. ~
WREcE Capt smaley cf The II Porto Rico st Baltimore
boarded fore and a lying her beam ends full OF water
with mans, urled and foesal about half up There
nothing visible which could he ascertalned
the two first letters of which the stern KE.
Spoken.
30, lat 80 % Ion IA 30.
Foreign Ports.
Aux CAVES, Dec A-In port William, yohuson. I'm St Jago
de Cuba for Boston, sail days. had and
two Others were sick; vuurs Walker for ready for
ter, died i0hl for Boston 18Th "
NASSAU, mp Dec a. port Harriet Dunnng from Bslti-
or; e few days sdsh BanE: Hill from Bah for Key
deck lost part Of deck load 4th Waichman Winslow
IN La Henz Stchney Boston via Key West; 10TH Gilbert,
cargo Of ship Alabama. = 80 -
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
Forei1n ImportatIons.

s !9s Ssp: ssss
fo.as JRc Neholso~H Ass Asaen.io Tho Hunt CO.
Mcks s
ley Graham eo-7 Manning &Joumoy-5 Henry Tobias7A
aosn Hodge eo ashs. Wd co
= Tho Lowndes-4 Lockhart, Gibson COLI Ssewsr&
x Fsss e9 wn B %.. SSss 3ss
MssMom@2 y -. Kendalli sissr Price col Adrisnce
ses Sands Fas1 .Ini Hsmieon- aHss
s T:s5 Rsss:s %n ssss W
RA%st,OGg son:II GodifsyTs Yonne smih-s Plat.
son-3JJ Browsral WoIf Gii!ssps Van Ness.s A
Xles.e Read nssa,sy
S.oS Van N.. HqSsS sssSoo sW wS
~ a.. W. TGwS Gel Mo0cs col Kennedy. BTowsaT
s;Tss1 ansss A:ssga s
ss q; NJ sSs
SSnee-s
coal and auntitv potatoes Manha-io order Is
ptfEs and ls Rad, q g, steel
~ III % q q bag; ss 9kts ehts bale. Meyer bd
Is Rockwell-iI M Unaerwood. .s Dbl. brandy Slack.
Sun sS wsv MS
Ss. E.on pfss B.. MoseI; ss W Hsy .
AMs a.s; bs, ass;'f
wss Surge. ss.cs bua ysS
tons coal Grswod-s5 cs lot Of fasc to order.
rags 1888 do wool to order
The New York herald., 1845-01-07


The value mportations into this port for the
just closed reaches nearly hundred million dollars
The invoice value $74ll026s, and the additional
value placed upon them beo,e they fell the hands Of
the first owners created by dulies, &c. Foreign
manufactures cent out by and sold Of owners
abroad must be paid for with duties sdded rcmttsncss
made accordingly but the imports by houses here the
first cost is only to be remitted the duties remaining
the country Estimating the value Of the imports in this
manner-and s the only correct wayne would not
surprised to nd that the full value Of the imports into the
country for the year lsa4 amounted hundred and
6ty millions Of dollars This amount must be paid fer
and If our exports not sufficient to do So and
dts become exhausted the precious metals 60
ward to quidate the balance Our exports according
the official returns made up at the home valuation
and the returns do not show how far they actually Co.
towards lqudang foreign indebtedness The profits
accruing exports in foreign countries should be
added to the home valuation, and, whatever that h with
the first COST ID much to credit in oasetting the
value Of the imports.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Cleared.
Ships Ashburton Huttleson LIVERPOOL Orane Minturn
GO; Norma Barton Hsyana Moses TAYLOR; Angelo
Geo suttqn.BSrqus Aoth spras Sandwich Islands by tie
Ogden.schrs Alsric, Purcell. Wilminsten, Nc. Nc
Arrived.
Packet ship Mediator Chadwick from London and Ports
tnua head wind: during the pasaGmsd Fire Island Light
last Friday morning.
Packet ship Cambridge Bantow from Liverpool Nov IT,
with mdse. to II MARSHALL Came the North Channel in
with ships Rchd Anderson for Baltno and her ia
lat 6 Ion a. The Cambridge has had Of westerly
gales throughout the passage.
Ship HsTcsl., Madgan, from Odessa with nsesd and WOOL
shp Camera. Dunbar from snyrua ssp. o. and passed Glib
ar Oct D. with fruit &c to order Sailed in with ship
Syvanss Jenkins. and spoke her the 3t Oct 18th u lat
2 lon 6e 30 experienced gale from BE- TO SW 9Th lat
90 lon e H. picked up boat feet long sbou, month,
inside makers name branded on the inside Pesra of Nsw
has experien ced constant westeSly gales.
Swedish bargue Eous, 1oriurns. u days from Csrdi6
Wales, with 3S8 tons iron to Davis BROOKS.
Barque Ranger Milliken lof Porand) l6 days from Mobile
with cotton, to Elwell & Co.
Sch Ann Laourstte from Baltimore, with -four hnson
4 Lowden ~ ~ 7771
Schr Seaford Hall, from Norfolk, with corn.
Schr Adventure, Pike from Saco, with potatoes
Below.
One ship, one barque, two brigs. Wind Me- with snow.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

miDceuane0us Record.
PACKET snr AsHBvRror. Hutsssson. for Liverpool will
sail to-day Her letter bags will c'oss at ill AM
BARauE DrAMASr, Bassr of and for Bremen previously
reported ssho,e towsd Of Tgisday evening lat BY the
:aS on her without
Ds ss ciG sSs t
days Sou rq Nc Nsw s z, h. port p, a, Smith
~ ss % Hsss
AKRiyALs AT CHAsLEsroN- -Earbor Maser'. Report for
SHIPS IL birquss . bris. IS ,chr sioops
Csarapes.a. ships 10 bsrqus % brigs seh sloos
port Dec sls ships, 7barqu.., bris. 20 .ch 4.sam.
Notaos to Mariners.
f;ss
q T%sy. reports that o.
ss @ s:: g. q s fss :ssVsa land and a. %rs:
ss :,;
;s%s cay :: s:s. Ss ss;
spoken.
Chensngo Snow days from Savannah for NanI Sd ul
=; m: q New 6sss ss: 18th u lat Ion
Rs:. clover How... New Orleans for Liverpool, ,7h ult
: - Home Ports.
D;s SAM sss.s .s. %s sB:ss:: s:'a a:s.
stts, Citizen, Evelina, and "a 1ses II coasters
ss ass Richmond
s 4. M sA a. mhs:sSs & s: %s' s syt s
Joseph. Eldridge. Boston.
FREpERcxsBuso a, Jan 2-Cld Psllas, Hasken NYork.
NoRyoLE Jan Arr Mary Pstso1s Mercer, Antigua, dis
Wilmington, NC put account Of westerly
Arr Leroy Bedel New York Amos Burt, Lawrence, do;
Exc Foger csd severe weather but
i. s.'s:a Sol: m s 81 SD
lie, Gard, West Indies.
dEoRoETowr, SC. Dec GAR Uh,o veaze West Indies
lumbis Knapp, do.
CHARLrsTor, Jan 2-Ar New York, Hull, NYorh
S.vArsAH Jan i-Cld Merchant, Jordan, Hav; Coumbis
Barbes, Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
New Stock Exchanrs,
state or Trade.

AsHEs-Pots still very dull and we cannot quote
over % 7b Pearls are steady at - O6@ a 4 l2}
BEEswAxPrlme yellow, of all descriptions sells al
wanted at 20 2oIc.
BRIADsruyYs-There s no particular change here since
last Saturday. The market 10 not active.
Oats now shipped to England from Prince Edwards
Islani in great Quantities and at remunerating prices
The inhabitants OF the Island expect to drive thriving
trade in that and other articles produce not only with
England but with the West Indies and the Unted States
CoIror-The sales to day amount to 1000 baes sx
porters continue the chief puchasersprices remain
steady.
qualities Of North river bale sells at Sc
00c The supply 10 not very large and the demand h
moderate.
LUMBER Comparative statement Of imports OF sawed
lumber, osk timber, staves salt and COAL Chicago for
tho cnr and
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
SWORD EXERCISE.

MR. HAMILTON having entered into arrangement with
1M MR. FULLER for the Of the Large Room Of his
Gymnasium No 70 Ann street. ssreetuly
the pablo that he intends commencing Class the Sword
Exercise in all its branchesAmeIican and French such
Small and Broad Sword Exercise and,aso Cane Exercise Mr.
H. has been for several engaged Teacher Sword
in the United States Army.
NJ B-Volunteer Companies wishing become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the
moderate terms, by application the advertiser 81 Ann
street.
p-The Glasses will commence Monday next.
"a tpe~
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

tien. '
BALJ,MoRE Jan 5-Arr Ida Ialet; Jos nalch Isls and
Power keene Nassau Mp; Martha Elizabeth Cromwell Aux
ysyss @ Mary 6ook NswbIyport Victoria F,hnbug New
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

WHmxEv-DrudGs casks in very limited request at
9ac Western and prison barrels SELL wanted, at 04l
25Jc
CATTLE MARxEr.-At market ll5n beef cattle l4 from
the South e0 cows and calves and 800 sheep ambs
Prices-Beef Cauie-We ote ordinary at 81 IL to To-;
prime, 20 70 TO- SIT with sne very extra higher30O
left over.
Cows and Calves--Sales at ga to no.
and Of lambs at SIC. to - so. :
Hay Prime, 67t 76c.
CANAL CoMMKRcE The following statements derived
from the records Of the canal department. will be read
with interest They show large increase Of business
over previous years The comparative statements Of
amount OF property received and cleared tolls paid at
Albany and West Troy, will attract attention N
PRoPERry LETT At ALBANY on THE ERrE AND CBAMrIA,s
annals, on WHICH WAS LEFT BETWEEN THAT PLACE AND
THE CoLLEcToRs oFrICE NEXT IN ORDER on THE CANAL.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
MONEY MARKET

Monday, January 6-6 r. M
There was much better feeling to-dsy in the
market. Quotations show improvement and the
transactions were rather larger than usual. Long
leland advanced one per cent; Canton, 7; Harlem.
/; Norwich and Worcester u, stonDgton 4; Farmers
Loan Il Morris Canal, Il Ohio ss I; Mohawk. Pannsyl
vana IS, vicksburg and North American Trust closed
firm at Saturdays prices The shorts have been in the
market to day. purchaang quite largely to deliver The
books Of several stocks opened to-day and sales made to
deliver the opening became DUE and the shorts
compelled to buy at current prices ss.-
Counterfeit 6ves on Oliver Lee Co.'S Bank Of Bufhlo
in circulation. These lithograph On very Thin
paper and easily be detected by close examination
The interest The public stocks of this city payable
the lst of February. viii be paid that day by the
Chaberain his Office the Bank Of the state Of New
York.
The Merchants' Exchange Bank has declared divi-
denA Of three and half per cent for the last six months
payable demand.
The Bank Of Commerce three per cent, payable de-
mand.
The Merchants Fire Insurance Company four per cent
for the last six months, payable on the 18th inst
The New York Tnsurance Company argular dividend
of Ave per for the last six months payable the
18th inst and commission Of ten per the amount
Of premiums risks terminating the ss inst the lat
ter payable on the lst Of February.
There has been within the past few days considerable
excitement smony the bill holders of the Planfeld Bank
N Jend the Brokers Of st have been very active 10
the issues Of that institution not however with
out thu redemption of the they received being
guaranteed by the agents Of the bank Several brokers'
IN the street refuse to touch these bills any The
isrge amount in circulation has created suspicious the
uands Of many that all not right, and that
was loose Tho fears produced in the minds Of
the bin holders by the refusal Of the brokers to redeem
them have compelled the government Of the Plainaed
Bank to publish statement of its. affairs, made up
very recent date which for the benefit ofhose
interested.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

MIR. HENRY PHILLlPS-The smallest Grand P,anoforss
Iva made brought nro England By this celebrated
cast be sold and be the Pianoforfe
Wsrsrooms Of stodar, Worcester Dunha, I Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
G RAN D MING BALL,
Given At the Alhamra, $50 Broadway.


EOR THE BENEFiT or THE DEAF AND nfJMB
4 AND THE BLIND ASYLUMS.-NoNpAY Jan. g. isl5
The proprietor Of the Ahamra the
public that being about rebuilding and decorating his estbsh
cent in novel and expensive for the purpose Of Balls
Gabriel de Koponay twho has kndly volunteered his
for that purpose give Grand Opening all the 9th
above announced On this occasion will be introduced tbs
Polka Dances Quadrles valse De Deux Pas Gsopades &c
Europe. under he direction Of MIR. Wiger.
Price Of Tickets, including Supper and Refreshments
admitting Gentleman end two Ladesto he had the Al
hama and Of Mons Korponsy and the principal Hotels and
Music Stores. dc jgb
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Passengers ArrAveds
horDon-Pscket chip Mediator-H Skinner, Of Cuba; +
Chptcndale. Capt w Smyth, Beales Drew, w Mole
hcse Miss Durham, London; Capt Q swasey, Boston
ship Canbridge-Robert Clay. of New
NAs.Au-Schr James Power at Baltimore--Capt Dunham
late Of barque Elem stranded on Heneagua reef.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Domestic ImportatlOns.
MoBiLE-Barque Ranger-200 bales cotton Green-lzo
Reimsr Halstsad-S0 Hobrook Nelson co-2 Ashurst
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
THE ELEVEN ANNUAL BALL Of the New York
Bras. Band will take place at the Apollo Saloon, !iO
the Band will appear full uniform. perform the fsi-
lowing pieces Of music composed selected aud arranged
presslY for this occasion.
l.t 2 Flat Busle Solo, Mr.. Willis . G. s. Grafalla
I'd. Quick Step, dedicated to the Fifth Com
pany, National Guard Capt. Waugh. c. s. Grafulla
Sd. Medley Quick STEP dedicated to J.. Sher-
man Browne Esq, selected and arrang
cd by. ............... e. 8. Grafulla
Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies' One Dollar each
to be had Of Of members of the Band the door
the evening Of the Ball. las 2tissrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Deaps Hair Restorative, warranted to
make grow bd places aud prevent hair from fall
Found at Beals agency ST Walker street. first
FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
MONTHLY REPORT or THE NEW YORK MEDi-
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No rs Ch1ubsr Street

CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No IS Chamber Street
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
THIS Report very interesting
which Of The dfcu Of cure and it not
the time and would for the benefit Of the
profession and the public, mode Of which
been so successful
Erysipeas OF the face. s Examination Of the Chest
S Sore pimples Of the face. TO detect diseases.
Diseases OF the Liver 'ac- Primary Affections Of the
Enlargement Of the Heart. S Acute Rheumatism.
Ia Primary Gonorrhoea, cured Chronic Rheumatism
In a few days. 6 Structures in Urethra, cared
. Chr ,nc do. OF long stand without cutting barn
IL Cosyeress Of the Bowels Bad Burn from spirit lamp
4 Diarrhwa - Chsnerss, primary, cured
1s%1iSSss sore tSros., ana ulcers. cury
Pleurisy, (acute) . l3 Great Weakness and Debi
10 Pain in the Chest, with !ity from imprudence.
bad cough. Fever.
l Bleeding from the Lungs. Midwifery.
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATIONS AND
Luration Of the Shoulder Operation for Hydrocele.
Joint | Fracture Of the Metacarpa
1 Luxaon Of Finger Joint, Bone Of the Thumb.
very occurrence. ! Eracturcicf Humerds
Amputaton Of Finger az Operations for Fisula In
the Joint (cause, smashed Ano.
in Park gate.) Abscess in the Ear.
Operations for Hemouboi Operatiors Tor Phmoss, Of
dal Tumors. twenty. years standing.
Operations for squirting Discharge from Ear Of or
ed | Warty Excresence nmoved
| Application OF LigaiuIe to from the Forehead :.
the external artery OF the And very slnsusr Iumoi
lowerjaw, from the neck Of young
UlceIated Legs, (ndolent.) lady.
re"''' ''' II BosTwICw, Md
las Iwissue Attending Physician and Surgeon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Gouraud's Hair Dye Will change red or
hair to beautiful brown jet black warranted at 81
!. Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Medical NOtice.-The Advertisements OF the
New York Coege Of Medicine and Pharmacy established o
w. S-RICHARDSON. M D.. Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College95 Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

MUSIC.
pARTIES and Balls be attended with first rate Music
applying at Is Leonard street, where orders will be
ally attended, by g. SIMPSON, Is Leonard st.
Jas 2t*rrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD must be pan the agents, Zeber Co., Ledger
budiags Sd and Chenu s where single cop,ss may aao
obtained'daiiy atj1 O'Clock. an .
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. January i, Isas. will be present.
" i.'lss s osD 81
o,a Criries % Rossuca Mr. Dyo LuIson Coke Mr. W.
VIII Ta
5s%y jean ,a
s.as dii = Genus and rA'
PALmUs NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
In of the length Of the Opera the door will
oPsa 4 St and The psriomaa commence AZ o'clock.
gs. :H s ss ;s::S
ssao. ss. sD ssas ssn0a r'0 dsn'
Tier and Praustss 81 Second Tier 50 c,s
GSs.o: i ESs:S and Italian iss'sss o%
.t the Boz Ofce j5p
ORPHEAN FAMILY CONCERT.
r which m
YI.ss i sSsisy Library Tuesday Evening
Tickets Fly Ceau-csu be had at Firth Hsl.. AtwiIp.
The I'd S9s. Doors open as Concert to Commence atty
"a MIG HIT WITH BURNS.
Mr.. w ciI II K E sOfi-fT HG & HIS
SECOND LECTURE
sooTzIsH M3ifNsTREzsY,
On Tuesday, 18th JAN, ls45:
MEssRs SCHNEIDER q REBHUN's
LATE OF sakAToeR sFkINes,
NE prepared give their attendance, Private Par
ties Soires, NC and combining Band Of nstru-
msn me from two 70 twenty with The most modern and sshona
to be made 10
,.. MEssRs. SCHNEIDER & REBHUNs.
Jas lm-rc 50 Crosby street
LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY
URPR UREAT z E6xslG ERENTE MsTrENa ATTRaC r. TIoN
&c Greatest Bin Of The season. a. the NEW
day Afternoon and Evening December 18th d day and
evening during the week, at and O'clock p M Admit
lance l2x cents
The lovers the Fancy" are respectfully informed that the
Of The above Menagre being well CONVINCED Of The
made snsagement with the following celebrated artists who
dfon 10 he manW snmaIs now sh;bd ns sbs H. ;
Aeida Spanish Boxer La Diaboo the Learned Kangaroo
in conjunction with Major Jack Downing the Simon Pure
in her words, the most Monkey in the country
who will through his wonderful Performance the ring and
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button.
public respectfully informed that the above hours
Sig Ameida the Spanish Boxer and La Daboo the Great
Kangaroo will the splendid Arena prepared for combat
During which the doctrine hitherto consded fabulous
battle, will b fully shown to the satisfaction Of ALL The
pense and confidently looks for patronage Of all who
how 70 appreciate true and novel talent. di5ec
NEW WORK. PRA PANn
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY :.

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