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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-08

DARNUM,s AMERICAN 0IUsKUM.-r.T BAR.
s sSs .r raDP Si. ~ees e%Ssncns Monday FEB
az q'is isO SPLENDID PERFosMANcE,
every afternoon at o'clock aud every evening at half
The Manager hs. the unbounded subtraction Of an.
nouncug his patrons, ard the public, an en-
MRS. PELBYS SUPERB COLLECTION or
WAX sCaIPTURAL STATUARY
Mrs Peby, artist stands 40 hish IN this country
as Madame Tusssad in London, and her Wax Figures
possess . much real ment-representns ner ehHse,s'
true life, with all the expression ana animation OIL Ns
This collection comprise. four dasrsnt groups Of Sixty
one Figures AZ r. ' KIR II or cH RI N'"
Representing the Msnfsr which tho Saviour was born
The Infant Jssus In bis swsddlnf eo,hes-ths Virgin
M0'herJ0'' &IsE MEN rs ' or TIE EAST
Offering their snsincsnss and Fs TO Him who was born
beauty and impressive simplicity Of this group Indeed
IL must be seen 10 BE- appreciated
Next in order The LAST ssTYP s iUf'Issa'io' tho
OF Christ and his twelve DISCIPLES aud the artist here has
p.Sssr LsoS.fso d. vioei q the sssn,h s.ntary who
10 painting bis immortal picture the Lat sappe chose
Of OF them n,S' should BETRAY HIN,
which produced the intense anxiety, approaching al
mos! TO DISNEY which /. effectively represented by
Ms Pelby in h. sts,asry, and which the observer
the MASTER Is SERENE,
a. the purest embodiment Of Angelic Mercy and Love
The third group rspressnts N, t,s,0r
before Pontus Plate the Governor Of Judes. and Cal
sph.s the High Priest This group compTissf twenty
nine 6sares, size o. ne, with ..,.,,
ORIENTAL COSTUMES,
with all the peculiar ties Of the JeSh foathcas and the
various Robes Of the different grades Of Pres Governors
Centurions, Scribes, &c. &c.
The fourth and last group represents an
INTEMPERATE FAMILY,
depicts fcsny, fh- evils OF that desrsd
ina and dsbanz vice and true 70 life 10 ths efot OF
the srtst thousands have frequently stepped aside
first oehOdins g feeling that they were
IsrsrDIsC THE PRIVACY
OF the Drunkards home Here 10 the old gray haired
Sire with the diotic grin OF the hsbitua so,t middle
aged the bed Of death prosrsted By the bghtng
Of the Cup-~ bile ound everything be tokens the
MOST AFFECT POVERTY AND wRErcH1DEsl
The Msnszer has ENGAGED the following performers
MASTER JOHNSTON, TIGHT-ROPE DANCER,
GREAT WESTERN, the Low Comedian,
who sppears 10 smother NEW COMIC MELANGE.
MASTER AND MISS WYEETE AIRED srd " Years,
who perform the mostoifhcult Solos the
VIOLIN AND HARP
CLARA FISHERS sHAK5PEREAN CABINET
MRS MCNEIL. MISS BERNARD.
MISSES JULIEN and WHlTL0Ck, Dsneeu
MR. WHiTLOCK. Mr. PROssEH
LIVING ORANG OUIASo.
Wax Figures. Lkenssses spo Portrsis OF the
AAlfsTAD CAPTIVE SLAVES
MADAME ROCKWELL. the famous Fortune Teller.
WAX MODEL or THE HUMAN BODY,
20 be privately A. an Extra charge Of - cents
Admission 70 the whole. 2j cents Ghlcren under ten
year. Of age and old enough 20 walk alone 12A cents
Reserved froHt seats 10 each extra TA
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Nev.yor,. Cattle market.-MOSDAy, Feb 7.

By our own keporerl
At Market s34 Beef Cattle (about 800 from the southl
10 Cows and Calves. and 500 sheep and Lambs.
BEEF Cs,te-The com psra,vely small number OF beeVe'
market tend, to keep prices up to pretty hisn mar
# to still, farther advance them Buyers 'hsteio'e
under these cireum,tanees operate only to the extern
which their immediate necessities require Aoou' -
head remained unsold We qaoie inc eN'e"n's ~ -
80, inc our last at from IS tos 50, and sisw ex'TS
a. even higher rate.
cos and Cqlvsswe have no particular change TO note
,h, sek under this had The demand continues seiivs
,nop an TO dispose Of all offered At from p 50 up to So
slesp aud LamSs-Priees range from - 70 5o90 -
according TO quality. All sold.
Ray-The ineement state Of the weather on SATURDAY
prevented the customary supplies reaching market eu
~. .c,l. tbsre is an ample stock Of excellent quail
v Sale, during the day have been plenty st 65a79 esn
ctgf
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NOTICES.
" Twelfth Wnrd.

~ Twelfth Ward.-The Whis Electors Of the
Iweth Ward IN favor Of the nomination Of Gen. Gar
ar y. rrEfEEE % b. Office Il Commisssry General
Of this State, requested 20 assemble the hotel Of
Woodmh a Losee. Iorkvilie corner Eishiy-fourfhst
ard Third avenue, on Tuesday svenins FEB 8h inst
.. O'clock Pm q It.
~ Repeni.-A Mas MeetIns Of the Ir.h Reps.I
eon'edeTAon viii b h- a. the .hskspeare Hotel this
sincerely 'Jmpahze With n, q downroc3en Ire
are requested 70 attend Several stinEuish.d speakers
viii address the meeting Father Mathew. md lhrogsh
ont - CON DekaY 10 the Mscedouisnl have indy vol
unteefed their ssrvoss Tor the evening
aS SDDRRAs TAI FALL Looy Secretaries.
S-Frort sssts viii be reserved for ladies' e II
~ Gothic Archifecture.-Two leetures on Ancient
English kcciess.tcs Architecture. with Numerous IL
usrations will be delivered a. the Nesfork University
Washing Onsepare, Thursday the 10th, and Monday
The lih Of February At half past VI. By FRANE WILLS
member Of the Exeter Dioc-san Architectural Society
tchitect q Fredericton Cstned RAJ and u the proposed Col
iege Burlington. New-Jers-y Tickets Fl each Tor IN.
two lectures fly cents for single lecture to be OBJ
tanned 81 the following bookstores Messrs Wiley Put
nam, Appleton Co Stanford Swords, Broadway; and
at the lecture room, University. eflt'
" +" Palnnin qui merritt ferni.--Au young
wings favorable 70 the nomination Of Hon. H.NRY CLAY
70 the Presidency are requested y attend the annual
meeting of the Ashanders "wednesday evening Feb
ru.Ty p 1885, - the Broadway House :: o'clock. Sew
era distinguished peassrs expested 70 address the
meeting BY order.
ara Nm P HUMBERT, CO.. secretary.F
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BOOK TRADE.
COmE oNEl COrfE AIL


ZONE TO BERFOKD CO No Asior House where
y a. Ssh g. obtain Nsientine vii b. supplied -
They have s snas and ali prces-srro-tc, b-sntinl.
cgr01s. hssrisehnx cvnz. ogisa Poetiea roman &c,
.pitefgi. frs-icsl. etc Fresh lots received 1.ily.
NEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED.
TIE Mys.-re. and Mseries q Se~ YORK 5y Ned STUNT
lire g CO
se-ues g. Ws.hin ron IN the Last Gentry; s. sts
Adventures IN fte Rocky Mountains. - eta
Nov sri Then. ~ Or. samuel WATren. - cts,
Brian OHM. By " X Maxwell. - cts
Charcoal sketches. rev series. 50 cts.
H. Adventures C Tristan >h.ndy. Gentleman u cts
fl.rtsti1us IL Au.srics. hF seais1eid > eta
The Grumbier, BY Mis-. PICKERING u. eis
Arr.h Neil. by g. ?. r. Ismes, y, eta.
TIE Last Of the Fairies. oy sane suthor; l2i eta
The Conquest Of California by J. VI. C0utts 70 cts
The Life Of Chevsier Bsy.rd, b. >imms, % cts.
The Mexican War, By Mansfield 81 .
The Playmate. No c. Book for the Young, - year
Chamber Miscellany. No - useful work - eta
Lsnrars Tour 70 the River sAEuenay ~ cig
The BRIDE u the Northern Nids, By Carts. : cts
Jane Eyrie. edited BY Carrier Bel = ets.
AL the Weekly Papers Of Boston NeE-fors and fnhs'
delrhis-
tn. Literary and Commercial Magazines for January
g BERFORD L co. Asor House
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Bv A. J Rlseoker-Houss and lot corner Hudson ane
Janest 5000 House and lease OF lot II RUN avenue
Ia 100. lots 646 and WateTs together 81
goo loi corner Eighth and Thitieth ST - SSlt
Al $50; honse and lot 15i Bowery II 6Nlz eosoO 90 DC
81 Chsresst x75 a. 500; do DO PSI kighthsvenue Is
Sec ss6SO DO do ga do l66xs0 - 5 do DO % Church
A. :. $50; do do 81 Lispensrd-st. $500
- ti,Srl<r-JrRsEy CITY, lots on Essex near
Hudson.st 25x 100 81 o each, - 5QO do opposite
sauna sire 285 each. - Sos do on Morris ST. rear OF
shove same size 2l5 do adjoining same size, Sl@lO
do do do 81 $50. do Sussex and W arren SIS same
size IN Gas each $685. do adjoining same size Sl.oO;
do do do. sizes a.
Ry ~ III Franklia & Son-Premises l76 Mercer-st- 25x
leo Sc 500; I.l6th part Of property Thomass sSc0
By H. H. Leeds-2 lots south SIDE tysecond.st. pc
tween Eigbth and each 25r00 SOS each,
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CXECUTORs, sALK OF REAL Estate

IXECUTORs, SALE OF REAL Estate -rhs
Essbscbs executors Of the estate q the late 0sss
E.sh Il: I FS: a Is e: ,... y
Woodbridge, ell the real estate Of said dsessss yiss "
| the said vilsge aud township OF Woodbridge, Wis.,
No l. The Pike House. with about three Of lssd
Of tho best quality Ia the center Of the village eeoss
10 tho Post Once stores schools. churches, he The
house 10 large SO BY 30 feet with kitshsn sdeDips we'll
OF water tho door, large barn and ether eonvsaieat
there samSsr 81 sssds tree. around tho hous. it
has long been sePt public house. and has done sue
aumber Of building lots each 50 feet front BY 200
Ia depth in the rear Of The shove and hontinf on the
street Leading from woodbrdss 70 uaion,owD these lots
are esiby situated on high ground and tho soil 10 suit
able for sardens and dry cellars.
s. plot Of isbd lying tho OF the above bulldog
lots pnsng I've scrss suitable for usss or pasture
there brook running along s southern border which
which would ans~sr for Manufacturing purposes, vhsss
The Manson House. "a by 30 feet eontsiaiss shout "
rooms suitable for public boarding boass or boarding.
school There 10 large garden we'll stocked With shrub
berry well of the door, and pump u pure
spnos water in the cellar The srousds stsshsa ere
tsnsvs and covered with Ou,budinss It fronts the
Three chooses and lots sseh 10 feet In dspth
BY 2i feet in width, fronting on tho msn street The
houses are two stories, exclusive OF The basement, ed
6 house and lot fronting on the main street, immss,.
sey south Of the sbev-, the lot 10 feet 'front.' BY 33 Ia
de pin with well Of ssesllsnt upoa the pssmsss
sood gsden The house 10 roomy ard pleasantly situated
,os 'ss ...Ss Js x. CITY Of Ne % one sss
half hours BY both railroad and steamboat several umss
7 small isrm yfns on the road lssains from Wood
bridge Upper Railway add about % minuss wak fro,
the wi age containing shout ~ scfes IL hfstsie
with good hosss and out buildings well u We
the door This dss1sbls property for small
farmer or market gsrdsasL
Woodbridge 10 Railway, near the farm Of Mr. yoo. Ties
1oiains the fArs Of Mr. Corns Baker and Mr. yoss
Bloomfield containing lG elO0 acres about Of which
are In meadow Of residue 10 covered with
foe growth Of wood eoosing OF OAK and Liekory may
Of the trees are suitable Tor timber This ot lies sbost
q mi . no
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&C. KEMP, Assssosssr.

4 c. KEMP, Aassaossss.
ID T.. kKMP store S<5 eroadwsy, opposite the New.
H. society Lbrsxy voad bse leave cell he
enon OF parties having eoods to disposs Of ct snsta
the YER, central bic sass Rooms, whsh
the largest and best for the disposa Of Nrn
tars fancy goods Of 10 the eityw give psreonsi
attention the Disposal Of furniture 81 private dwellings
stocks Of goods st suetton CNh advances made ed
eli 'sls' promptly sssSsS ~
LANCE SrocK % CABINET FVgStrvss-By Catalogue
X { KEMP will sell 81 suction % Wednesday, st lo1
o'clock -, Broadway nearly opposite the TAb<nsels.
arse Of superior Cabinet and uphostsrers furet
turs being the stock II cabinet mailer renaaish
ina the business This stock 10 all made In the beet
uer for private sale and very handsome assor
ment Of ro.excod black wslput and mshotany parior,
chamber and hail furniture.
Ful particulars hereafter Catalogues may BE- he'd st the
store the day before the sale.
At 10 O'Clock, at S&S Broadway.
GgSrgEL FVssIrvRE-rhs furniture Of ssatssl pat.
vsts family rsnqashng house keeping consisting Of
sofas mshosa stuffed psor chairs easy and roelisQ
chairs, large French plate mirror grsndoss, mantsl
clock BRUSSELS and iugrsn esrps hall OIL cloth carpets
and brssi st tablss marble top esstef
tables and card tables. sofa esds,eeds me-
hoxsny French bsdstssds, mahosany and eash valiant
dressing and wssh stsnds With and without mar
bic tops cottage bedssds sss chairs eahes bsds.
| hair Mistress pallstsn blankets sheets, tc Alec.
table cutlery, spoons eroeksry china and sisss ~Ss'
| ki.chen furniture, he. he.
| AT PsIvArg sALs-PArsa HAsetNes-R G. KsAp hes
the agency OF extensive and zen sspPy
the with Spring styles Of satin ouad ~ stain
ed Pager Hsnsinss tho lowest MARKET price ssd spoa
| favorable terms.
SOY. AND CHAN spsrSss-3o0 gross assorted sses for
| sale 10 lots TO suit cabinet makers.
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ALIEN ON THE

DISEASES or DOMESTIC ANlMALS-Nex edition
Dthis day ready. Booksellers and agents Will please
send their orders Al once to {. NJ. sANTON,
AGENT Tor the proprietor. 20j Broadway.
The following few extracts from numerous notices
received.
The compac,ness yet completeness will make It favor
its With asriculturi.s Chronicle Phila
W. have Examined the book and have to the con-
clusion that farmer should be without II satOeaner
It's greatest worth s eOmpete Farrier shoving the
diseases of animals their treatment and cures
The portion which relates 10 the dairy alone 10 worth
the cost Of the book worcester IIsnsctPI
One Of the useful books which has come 20 our no
tice. ~. ;. 1o.i ma.
lis every way adapted to be servics.ble In every house
hold VIII ch has domestic animals ~ Aaff NssaI
We he ieye IL com pete guide for the farmer and dairy
,,r in he purchase care and Of animals Jefferson
Hers work which should be 10 the hands o. every
farmer ,, li.eg - =. o.. A.
We can confidently recommend this work a. very De
stable one 70 those engaged Ia farming raising toes or
the dairy. $50 l SOilna, P0 =. - l;h
" Asenls ~ 8f3t
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SCHOOLS.
'-s--1|''7a-1 49, -
LAW SCHOOL.

OF HARVARD UNIvERsIrY.-Ths second term Of
w. Law School Of Harvard University for the present
Acaiemicsl year ill open Friday February >, lsi3
The actve sbof. Of insirucou wi be shared equally BY
Simon Greenleaf IL d Dane Professor Of Law andJoe
Parker, LII d. Royal Professor Of Law. Course OF
Lectures on International and Civil Law will also be com
menced by Henry Wheaton, LID
The o-sign q this lnstitltion afford mpete
course Of legal educston for gentlemen intending prs
tee any % the uted States aud systematic course Of
studies Commerc al Jurisprudence for merchants and
o. business. No public destruction 10 gwen the
but the library consisting Of yearly 2oO0 volumes frn-
shes ample for the study OF local law prasice
and the students privately assisted 10 these studies By
the Professors occasion may require.
No particular Of previous study requisite for
admission but student required 20 Produce testi
ouals Of bis good moral character and 20 give bond Of
$500 20 the Steward, with surety resident in Maschu.
chuses conditioned for the payment Of s college dues
instead OF bond, he deposit $50 with the Stew
him II the end OF the term and then account ed for NO
student mstricusted until such testimonials are pro-
d1ced and security given The tuition feessrs $50 term
and SIS for haf any lesser fraction Of term: which
entites the student the Of the College and Law Ii
braries and Text Books snd free admission 10 all Tn.
public Lectures 10 the University Instruction may be had
In foreign language taught Ia the University fer the
additional fee Of so year for each language studied The
necessary expenses Of student who resides all The year
in Cambridge will not e,csed the following Tuition
slC0Rent and OF room, with use OF furniture aver
aeng sbont s7s Board from S9l 10 sls2-Fue tom Sli
10 S50Wsshnz from sl5 10 sj0Tots -2s9 10 $40, eN
elusive Of clothes and what il termed pocket-money.
Ia regard the amount Of poc< money neither expe
dency the Of society require that should be
large
Students who have pursued their studies in this School
for three and AttorueysaLsw who, after having
admitted the bar in States where previous course
Of study for least year il required, have pursued
their studies this School for two terms entitled
on the certificate and Of the Law Facuts
and sfer passing satisfactory examination TO the degree
OF Bachelor Of Laws
Applications for admission to the Law School may b,
made to sither OF the Professors at Cambridge.
Cambridge Mass Feb. ., 1913. 81 2swSwis
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Rises....7 Sets ....5 "A Sets. % Even Ill ~
LATEST u .TEs.
London ............Jan. IL HavTe Jan -
Liverpool........... Jan. IS New-Orleans ..Jan %
~ SEE MARINE JOURNdL, FOURTH PAGE. al
CIeared-ship Palestine johnson, New Orleans, Frost
& Hicks
Bark Jane Glassin, (Br) Freek. Mobile.
Bngs Active, Swedish Eckman. Charleston, Schmidt
Balchen Savannah. Dixon, Ssvannsh, sturges. Clear
man Go; Tampico, Peters n franklin, La, Peck Van
Bergen Ellsworth Williams, Wilmington Amethys',
Peitingale Jacksonville, Badger, Peck Co
Co Alfred, Greenfield Philadelphia; Frank, Lewis Nor
folk n X J Bedell Uncle John Drake, South Amhoy
Abbott Lawrence Abbott, Boston Jonas Smith, DAVIS
Wilmington; Star, Stockbridge, Franklin. La.
krriyed-Schr Marietta Burr Dearborn Richmond, 4
d. flour & c. to Allen PAxson.
Sohr Niauetta, Terry, Plymouth, NC, naval stores to
master
Schr Blocker Smith, Washington, d. naval stores
10 = l. Mitchell
Schr sarah & Emeline Parker, Windsor, NC.
schr st Mary Lake, Norfolk.
Schr Alexander, dams, Virginia.
schr Julietta. WOgon, Petersburg
Schr Water Witch, Baltimore
sniIcd-ship independence, for London brig Forest
for Philadelphia. Wind NV.
Mcpuoranda-The bark Aabams, of Boston, for Cardiff
Waies and the supposed ship Allen, from Charleston
reported in the Herald Of Saturday last was mol IN sght
last evening at sunset. .,.
we learn from merchants Pilot that the brig Millino
ket Capt Hooper, from Havana via hey West Tor TINS
port ashore miles west OF southampton, l. on
Sunday afternoon In consequence OF the vessel having
alsAk
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r. FOR SALE OR no LEAsE-,C

- rVn otF.h Vn To II EASE TUE Wy 'Ss0I
Ne able termsl The large, new hst class and lot
In fee, 81 Ess, Sxsenth-st. near Uniousqusre Poe
session Immediately II desired.
AIo the hoass aud lot IA fes, q Twerty-ssyenthst
q -Four hsvenoe. Of Of very desiisbls
STORY houses, recently hnished-im mediate possss0n
Be had
Also, several aud story house. ia the vieisiy Of
Union-sqasIs Rent $500 10 81 900. Price 5000 70
s2 60. Possession Let u May
Also FOR ale very sesir.ke 10, on the west side Of
Fih-.yenus fifty feet south q zoxlD
Part Of the parchas- refjn on Dord snd n'ousfe
It'll. lad sputsbe Apply BY note or 10 person to the
subscriber a. 81 Twesty-ssvsntist east o. r osns
81 sds' DARIUS UA'iSoN
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Market. Carefully reported for The TF'oHHs.

MoNpAy, Feb. 8.
AsHEs-Ars steady bat dull at AZ for Pearls ana
s7;aso for Pots. a, ,..,h.a n,
toTrON-Ths market ia heavy and &c lower ,nsa %
Saturday, The sales are 500 10 400 bales, for france
spinrer. are not doiug much today Fair orleans arc
scarce sud higher than other grades proportionsly
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market IL witnou. ne '
features The demand from the trade 70 modetste sue
only for the supply CT immediate wants Shippers 90 no1
appear in market at anything Ike present prices Inc
sslss TO-DAY are $500 bbl., including Western ana
Western NewYork AZ s7ld6 l2i fsvorite brands ger
esee al lsd6 IS New-OtesnsN 81 Qs6 for common
snd 50 for fancy brands There Is some i,e inquiry tof
III. supply OF the Fast Fancy and Extra Fouris In mo-
o.rste supply md held firmly There Is some ite nsso-
tsng for future delivery nut nothing concluded 10
southern we hssr only OF $50 bbs AeSandris al -,
which the previous price Mes s heavy snc dehoing
sale OF 600 bills Brand ywne was msde Al sIt Jer,
offered freely IS without buyers excepting OF
small parcels About 800 bbls sold al that nsof- rye
Flour 10 25d4 S7a ii, .
GRAIN The market il dull and heavy senerally "A
sale Of $500 bushels Wisconsin Wheat was maae ioI
milling At il9 cents showing deduction Ct OF cents
since the Acadia. There 10 shipping inquHy io'
Wheat OF Corn there 10 considerable Offering and the
market has downward tendency The sales are 1900 to
1900 bushels At So for Southern COAST for Jersey
and Northern new and 81 for Northern old Most Of the
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BALLS.

AIDES COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO George
IL r. Evan At Tammsny Hal. FEB. Is, ls4s. riehsu
admitting gentleman and ladies' g. can DO had ct the
Ofcs Of Yoans America, ls2 Essssa-s from the Prssi
ae1t, 80 Broadway or Of any q the Committee
8. M CLANNoN, President
AAkiA r. CoNNEuoRD. Secretary.
dH 5,kJp2 i~fF-hakq 6'i.s
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NARRIP0 IL

A. Hartford Conn on the It'll inst By Rev Joseph Har-
rington. LYCURGUS lander 10 SARAH MATILDA
GRISWOLD. both Of this City.
At BOnny Vale. Orsnge County FEB. g. BIZ Francis :.
enjamin, Esq Mr.. r r FISHER OF New-York TO Miss
DEBORA JONSOS, Of the former place
Thrice happy groom, with your most lovely bride
As on lfes ocean stresm sdown you glide,
May JOY attend and stars hope arise
To cheer your pathway meath hfe's evening skies
On Sunday evening, Feb. c, by Rev Mr. Brown DANIEL
C. WARMER 10 LAURA PITTS, daughter OF John
Pitts, Esq. all Of this City.
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sASyAsO's MAMMOTH PANORAMA or TIM
MI SSISSIPPI RlYERi

THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE wORLDl
DAINTED ON THREE MILES OF CANvASi-Ex.
hibtins view Of country 200 miles In length, extend
ing from tho mouth Of the Missouri River 10 the City OF
NswOreans and reaching ten degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINT. No IN THE WoRLDl
open every evening Sundays eSceptedl at the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING in Broadway. adjoining Niblo's
Garden Admission So cents children half price. The
Panorama will moving at u O'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays 81
8 O'Clock oil uisua
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ODE L md %%iLfixa 4. WILDLY. h.y' "a. d.Y
.,hdva :qa ; H1fs ;, % s.ss%.st s,ss
~ ,ss .sid Oss wildey, By NATAL ssrsemsst vtth
The said Mosnssia % far = thsy the s.iA 0dsn wv.
80. eommsseed before Albert lockwood, Esa vfss
Judss Of the County Of wssebsssr 90 the 17ddsy Of
Jsnssry IsE. opELL WiLDEf.
SsssGcss. sl'O and Aw,.forPlts.
Dated, Tnrytown, Feb. |, 1913 6A'
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LIFE OF

DEV DIX CLAIMING, Edited BY his nephew. VIM
Ia II. ChS1nng This valuable work will be for sale BY
the subscribers published. Those who wish 10
receive early copy the lowest Boston price can have
IL forwarded published By leaving their address
With CHAS. =. FRANCIS \ co. 251 Broadway.
BIO eanvaser or travelling agent Is authorized TO
receive subscri ptions on our account C. :. = co.
81 is,f
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TO PRINTERs.-wELLS 4 WEBS. Ia Dutch a.
oher for sale the follow Jog second band type 15 lbs
Long Primer SIS lbs Brewer $3.50 lbs Boarseois
S07 lbs Small Plea 1s he hinion 5s3 bs psrisi
1s bs Plea; 60 bs Agate; al lbs PssII 100 lbs 0rss
Primer, ia fonts 10 sgt purchasers with general -
sormen Of cases ehs,s mixing machines pressss sssds
ke TIE above will b sold very o~ for essh Alec, ssw
materials Of everJ descriptions at the lowest rstss
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INDIAN

i fully nforms the citizens Of New York. that he has
opened for exhibition az Broadway his Gallery Of
Transparent Portraits Of INDIAN CHARACTERS, com
prsins Of the principal chiefs Of the sscs Foxes
Chppe -ays Minne6agoes POttswsttomies, Menomonies
Sh.wnsss sioux and Miami tribes These paintings have
been taken from life by Mr. Lewis, While in the EN-
ploy of the T. : Government copies OF which ore
sery ed ia lie archives Ws.hDgton. and may be implicit
y relied upon for fidelity Open from till 10 r NJ. Ad
m sson Is cents The Gallery will be illuminated on Sat
urday from until O'Clock, z. NJ. ~ lwiss