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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale, Of Stools, see Fourth Page.


TUESDAY. p. NJ.
The Stock market today was buoyant ana ac
tive for the Paneies Of which description ''" shsfe'
were sold At the Second Board the market "a' "'"
Treasury Notes were in demand at 99i and Government
STOCKS sold at 90 100 for Of 1862 and 1851 There
il. GOOD deal Of feeling in the Street and out
sder are operating which always makes an active maiNe
The Bill market is firm. Sterling is - loi
er GOOD aud leading bills with fair demand Francs are
52Q526I and quiet Remiiers are not yet IN maIs.t 70
any extent and drawers picking up coca bills % ara"
against.
The FREIGHT market is very duh excepting for
Cotton. IA which engagements OF ZOO oses Tor
have been made to-day Al S-i6d few ebs were tasen
Al sd and 500 bu.h Corn al Sd IN bags To Diasso"
500 bash Corn we're tsken GO, and 200 DDS LAo a. -
To Belfast $40 bush Grain engaged a. y aud %
Rotterdam Fusto and Ashes 81 sos vessel "as ~
IS Government fer Vera Cruz
The terms of the new loan about to be offered
bv Government are rendering the stocks so good an IN
a. the Treasury Notes issued under the issi can
=, some of our capitalists have come forward snd "a
IN million of these noes, which have heen PAID IN oi
dues aud which the Secretary has the nan,
7, reissue At par The advantages tns.e nosss &c ,
- te,5.5 eeh are that they teceVahis ier puci1
rSsf they are in small SUNS and more 'ala'.e loi
small investments, aud that they esn DC ns - -
and then converted INTO o'ooe' ue' "
option Of the holder i,
The Harlem Railroad affairs look gloomy to-day
apd the probability appears to be thar the SAFE 'AA'
MACE san the hrmness Of the large operators
that they have belief hst the Road WAL eNsn'"A'y DC
,i.,s ont Of It's present difficulties The proposition
Of the President is that the stockholders should pay uP "
per cent instanent which would stonee relieve the Com
psny and enable it 20 and eompese the hoao ue
offers his stock psy up 20 per Ct
er however evince disposition 10 contribute anything
10 relieve the They mostly sPeeuisi's VINO
buy only on speculation to hold for week ora day. sac
have no interest the road yond the daily dseuAons
~ b street. There three other parties 70 the
,no,fs-xs who eemsud their money. and the security
sst 400 necessary the sppcal has not yet been ob
,.,,,s We trust means will vet be devised 10 pFe
- a necessity Of he sale Of the engines, Sc eno
~ ~ tie Road should tab energetic sotion on the
49, Al one The Road Is very Inn portrait avenue Tor
ysr,,rsss of the City, and might when completed snd
md, zoos rnsuss nt become one OF ne mos Naosos
Rosds m the Uni0n. lts the only h9sa Naen
- ,,s sireey with the county sod the sopPfse 81 -
nas.,,Sn voald be truly unfortunate occurrence
P. s-sisee writing the above, We UNDERSTAND 'aa'
means have been raised meet the immediate
msnt. Of the Company and that the sale will not tass
place
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DIED.

The funeral Of Capt ELY FERRY will take place this
orprg at o'clock pr-eisey iron his late resdrnce no
5sl Watts st. HE friends and these Of his
William c. Hssbrogck Of Newourgh. are reque-ted 70
sttsnd without farther Invitation Ills remains viii pe
taken New buigh for interInent -.
AtPerth Amboy, on Taesday the IN INST ssI ?. O.
trActed ilaess IN the hope Of bless1d immoftsAty'
WILLIAM 4. WALES, ksq N Tie oith ear OF MS ase'
formerly a. Alderman r this CITY.
IN. friends invited % attend as frnera on Ihufs
dav A. IL o'clock The steamboat john foiter leaves pier
No North River. a. : O'Clock. A. N.
90 Tuesday morning. 8th Inst; a. clock Ageo . years
HARRIET SOPHIA. wife Of George Drew, an your s-si
daughter Of The late Jacob Woo huL --
The relatives and friends Ct the fam y are respecuy
invited o. attend funeral THIS day al ocoek pre-
cisry from her residence 1874 Third avenue her t.
sns viii be conveyed 20 Green wood Cemetry ier utter
meat ..,.,..,.- , ,r.N-
NORDEN. IN the .sth year o. hisss-
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 AZ
tspi IN, funeral the residence q bis mother, i'S
feeerwiehst this afternoon a. o'clock, without farther
Invitation. -
NJ FLlZABETH hA66EFORD MAChAf, reliet Of
he ate John Msckay OF StAnwieh, Corn.
~ Albsny papers p sse copy l.,
Al Detroit Meh on ne th Of Jsn sst, AIer ~ osys
illness. ELIZABETH whIrTLEsEf, aged - years,
rife OF sn,s w IlmAn Esq Of tna city ard
Of Ms A. O Whttesey E5ittr Of the hothers
Az Colshrook Com. on the 3oth alt Mr.. IhEhON
ROCKWELL. IN the Goth year Of his age
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New Policies Issued IN January les ........loi
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President.
BEsI. C. MILLER. Secretary.
Jos LoRO, Agent
JAMES SrswARr. ND, Medical Examiner a. the Office
daily from 10 O'clock
NB-Thst part Of the 2h section Of The charter which
limited the duration Of the Company 70 % years has been
rep,se8. The Company now exists under charter un-
limited inifs duration q lnisMSW
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INDIAN

noRTRAIT GALLERY Mr. j. o. LEWIS respect
fully informs the citizens Of NewYork that he has
opened for exhibition AZ Broadway his Gallery OF
Trsusparent Portrsits Of INDIAN CHARACTERS: com
prsng some Of the principal chiefs Of the SECS foxes
Chipps~sys Winnebsxoes Pottawattomies. Menomonies
her taken fom M, by Mr. Lewis while ia the em-
ploy OF the u = Government copies o' which are pre-
served in lie archives at Ws.hosioo, and may be Implicit
ly ed upon 0r fidelity Open from I'LL 10 NJ Ad
mission Is cents The Gsllsry will be Illuminated on Sat
u-dav from until o'c ock, p. 81. II lwis'
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PALMYRA p Own. II. Cuyer he's been APP
POINTED Postmaster Palmyra in place OF Jno o. Vose
ESQ deceased. A correspondent writes US that there
were two applicants, Thos W. Quincy, the former As
astant Postmaster, WHO was every way qualified, anc
Mr. Cuyer that of the two Mr. Quincy was the unani-
nous choice OF the electors (wh perhaps three excep-
iions) petitions and public meetings and arecou-
uendaiion by ballot, which unanimous were had 10
secure his appointment
Mr. Cuyler whose claims seem 10 have been that he
erased the name Of Sss Wright for Governor. from BIZ
ticket and is Of hascore OF SlSveextensionists In
that quarter. has got the appointment Alb Atlas, tn
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.

SIGNOK sPiNETTO respectfully incrms the ladies
and gentlemen OF this city sud vicinity that his exhio
bon OF ii wonderful BIRDS that have 80 charmed
the people Of the old world. nov on exhibition at the
Lecture room 10 the Society Library.
Afternoon exhibition every day al 5 O'clock
Oysn every evening Monday evenins cxcepted) 81
O'clock The performing birds viii commenee at u pre-.
ci.ely Admission 25 cents-Children bslfpries isn
A CARU-Ths freud. Of the German Ladies' Society
N for the Relief Of INDECENT Widows and Orphans are
hereby Informed that this Society proposes 10 give Con
cert Sacred Music at St Mathews Cherch Waikern
near Boadx on Thursday evening Feb IL, for which
some Of the talented artists and amateurs OF TINS CITY
have kindly promised their assistsrce
Tickets 81 sachto be had At the music stores o.
Mr. Anvil 2ol Broadway; Mr. Hoyer sol Broadway and
Mes-rs schsrf-nberg Lnis, s23 Broadway also On The
evening Of the CONCERT, a. the doors Of 81 msrn
Church " Ats " $3.50
HALIsTHENIC EXERCIsEs FOR LADiLsr
- RfcH5 Gymnastic Academy ~ CROSBY o.. one dSor
bsox Blsscksr AT the earnest sJlictstoD OF nunIsr
~ Dr. Rich has devoted his entire academy ex
oiusisey 10 ladies' from 2tos on MONDAYS Weteesdsssod
Fraay- The classes meet at and O'Clock For psrtieo-
lar, 10 the style Of dress 10 be used terms &c sp
Div TO Dr. RICH, ~ his resd rnce, JIG fourhs ioors
West Of Broadway at the Academy during the hours
aforementioned. y .w..uz-
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spIPNDJD GOTHIC

~ Door PInfes.- k0b-rtss new ADD spienhid style
Of Gothic y or and Number Pistes-entirey new and
original designs Those In want Of something new aud
splendid their doors invited 20 call and Examine the
shove articles Also splendid assortment Of Gothic and
Shield pattern Bell Pu8 2. ROBERTS,
ilI Smiseod 562 Broadway, near Prince-st
~ Jnnunry Report.-The MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office n Wail-st. -
during the month Of January 2i5 1871 new policies,
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R,OOK TRADE.
con1n. ONE COME ALL


,-,ONF no BER FOkD = co No. Aston House where
MI ,ho ssi.h 70 obtain Valentine will he s0ppiied -
bey have All Mods and a. all prces-acrostc beautiful
curious. hsstachips oyns original poetisal romantic
s~i,sfri t,sri.sl ere Fresh lots received daily.
SEW ROO Ks JUST PUBLISHED
The Mystsries and iserss Of New-fork b. Ned Bun,
se.nss AZ Wsshinrtol 10 the Last Century 81 cts.
Adventures 10 ths Ro cky Mountains; 81 efs
Novv and Thea. By Dr.. samuel Narreni o9ctsi
brian OHM. by W. n MaS~elli - eis
Charcoal sketches. nev s-re5i 50 cl-
tn. Adventures of Tristan shsndy 6entemani ~ cts
Vibrations la Amer ioa by seatiteld p cis
The Grunibicr, BY fdiss Picksnnsi ~ cts.
Arrsh Neil By g. l.. L James ~ ct'
The Last Of The Fai res. By sane author; ~ e's
The Conquest or c alifgruis by j " Coutt5i . cts
The LII. Of Ch-va Ter Bsy-rd, BY Smmsi % cts
IN. wexicsn War by Mansfield 81 20
The PLAYMATE no q, Book for The 1ouas - y-H.
Chamber Niscsll, ny, No u, useful WORK - e"
Lsnulsni. Tour tc the River sazuenay ~ cts
Ths hide Of the Norrtsrp Wild. BY Carts - cts
Jane Eyre. edited by cnuier Bel p ets
Anthe Weekly Pa2sD o. Boston, Ne"-fofk sna rH'''
n. Literary ard couns relal Magazines for January
81 BERFCRD co. 2A'tor House.
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NOTICES.
m ward Democratic whis Committee.

~ Fifth Ward Democratic WING tommittfe.
A regular meeiiag Of thi- Oomriife- viii oe held a. ne
Maros House. les West Broadway, on "Wednesday sven
M The 9TH Inst :. osock Members are requested 70
~ panctual In attendance WM SCOTT, Chino.
49, 49, $3.50 Secretaries 9fIt
~ Lecture on Phon0graphy-Ai fir kefsfrf Re
- srf,s,- sagsoa-st--A BOYLE viii lecture On
Psopcsr.phy a. the Rsiger Feuas Insitu.e N M'cson
= on Wednesday evening, FEB g Lecture 20 commences
AZ II o'clock Srge ticket 81 cents aimriHs gent
ian sud lady - ceots one ssaii.s5 ana ,~o lasi--
- = - Al the bookstores q " n Grahau, Itio1n-
RrGs1srs; 5 Redhsd, corner q Bsekmsn SD Ssssa9
- 81 he otc- o. the Angic-s2x'u, san naioinks; Ana
- a., o ths evening u the rctnre Severn classes
- .senr 10 BE- formed 20 which thorough pr.eu.a M,
1870, viii D. given. Ths place and ki,ne o. nl-s.lnt o.
-. cisssss Price Of tickets &C viii oe s1noes
the elose Of TINS Introductory lseirI- soc "
s-,,.t,s eoluruus Of The ssoing city pApers r.
M, Ot4sgS DYER whose abe IePoFs o. ~ S.s
Lectures are attracting 80 uuch a'ten.Ol, N o.
80 ice ..xer,, specimens Of verbatim reporting "'
,,.,,,,,,.,1 ia observation-disclosures
DCSS A N ana Mr. JOSH p Bal vi. go .-,.. ii,b
Entsrtaiarnsst In ELoeurion On aesasy T1rss,s 81
lust. t'e 81 2lis-
ceats
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MARRIED (:

Camden N J. on the morning Of the Sd inst by Rev
DIR Iie,ch Mr. FREDERICK GUNNER Of this City, "a
Miss ELIZA o. SCOTT, second daughter Of Scott, Esq
of Bristol, Eng
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rnrE MILITARY HEROES

nF THE REVOLUTION, NJ n narrative Of me y" AZ
Oof Ind-pendeIcs By Cbarl. - Peterson vol roy
81 $40 illustrated with nearly 90 hurretioHs on WOOL
and l6 fre steel euzayinEs. 49,. ,.. M.
q ne War Ard til Military oes ~ the war ~7n
Mexico 9TH story Of the War - cnsrir. fstef,
ou vol roys $40 with sbo- l50 a. D'trations on wood
and ID fine steertngravinH
The above elegant "a press and WIN Do PAD
81 3. Philadelphia.
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NOTICES.


~ Ara Meeting Of the Chief of Police. Cap
~ ss,t, s, ~ Tss.d.T FEB isis Tor n. pur
pose Of srran-ug the funeral Ooseq1es Of orr late g.
men,ea ..soc-sts. Capt Ely Perry
Char Capt FAfscHLD OF The Eighth, aad Assistant Capt
sPFfeHT OF the Fifteenth, appointed Secretaries
On motion COMMITTEES OF three were selected - draft
resolutions expressive Of the feelings Il the reelrH
The Chair pconted Geo w. MatSel. David hissoer,
and John Middleton, Es4r' who reported the following
resolutions:
WI cas-, II h, pleased Almighty God. ia His wisdom. 20
call from bic sphere Of usefulness Ia the pfs sud vE5r
Of manhood our friend ana companion Capt zig PefFy
Of the Filth Wa.d Police Therefore.
Resoited That this sudden Anf IN Tor dig psnss,
'o, the Police Department has 0It valuable. faithful
and usenl ofieer-ihe en1nty oae WHO vas ever mila-
rl o. their intsrest-end ~ TRENDS are cAlee
70 mourn The loss Of him whom theg 90 higny es-
teemed.
Of the deceased vii attend his funera In body, snd
wear the usual Lsdf Of mourning for thirty days.
Beored That copy Of these resolutions BE- presented
Cast +. BoCDINoT, Chairman.
Capt b. ? 1M i Secretaries ert.
r." Pnimnm qui merritt fcrnt.--Au young
Wings favorable % The n1miudtou Of Hon. HfNRT CLAY
20 the Proficiency are requested % attend ne annn.
meeting II the Ashanders "Wednesday evening. Feb
rusTy o. lfi9 a. me Broadway House ~ y O'Clock sew
erai distinguished spea'srs are expected 70 address te
sf2 WM. p. HUMBERT. Cor. Secretary
~ Card.-Physi-ians. Apoihecsries Druggists. and
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines who IN favor Of
prevent The mpoTtstion OF aduteFsted medicines
quesisd the Memorial Of the College OF Pharmacy
= Congress, previou.y 10 is being sent TO Whirstnn
At ls3 Bfosdway.-N Feb g. 1919 T2r'
" Mercantile library Association. J P Nlo,'-
Of. LII D. Will deliver the fifth Lecture q the Course
Astronomy 81 Clinton Tia !, on Fraay. an PM Sub
jeet7rhe Phsnomens OF the Moon Admi;sa - 9snt'
81 Chairman Lecture Committee
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C CHRIsTY'S MINsTREis.
I>vARO's MAMMOTH PANOkAHA ~ 1hs
MI SSfSSIPPI RIVER.

TIE LARGEST PAtsri>s ~ rHs WORLD .
TAINTED ON THREE MILES or CANVASi-EI.
hibitinGs view Of country no miles In length, extend
M from the mouth Of the Mssour River to the CITY Of
and reach ng ten degrees OF latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays exeepted) 81 the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING in Broadway adjoining Niblos
Garden Admission 81 cents; children hslf price The
Panorama will commence moving st u O'Clock precisely
q a,ciocI oil disua
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ALLEN DODWORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

4is Broume ST. near Broadway.
NEW CLASSES just forming for Qusdrilie Dancing
~ and Waiting at and on Tuesday and Friday eve
nings.
class forming for the Polka Redowa and other Dances
at 8 the same evening
Clas. for ladies children at Tuesday and sstur.
day afternoon n-
Private lessons at any time not occupied BY the cAses
/ 2meod
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Bu 4 B'eeoEer -Houssaud lot 9j Rivn rton-s 25xioo
5000 house and lot S. Bleeckerst 86xl0o Sllr2'0
house and lot q Oliver-st - 300.
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u Mercantile Library and Readins.Room

CLIFTON Hall, corner Beekman and Nassau .ts 25 900
volumes, and all the best Literary and Scientific p
riodicss Arericsn ana Foreign Clerks Initiation Fh.
81 and semiAnuUAl Dues 81. Merchants and otnsIN'
Annus Subscr ptions s. Rooms open from IN A. n. 90
10 p M. By order, GEORGE PEChHAM.
igl gvis Rec See Mer Lib -Ary Association.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH lIcHARDs, Ases!e.ses,

JOSIAH kISHAHUB. A0f0o800s
ny BANGS, RiCHA RDs = PLATr, sesss -
ID Broaawsy.-Lihsfd sssA savsaess ssas - sesses'
n' Ss,9s ~ s.,Hs NrwYoRx TRADE SALE.
To So cOsSsscsp hoso.r. March q 49, e.
=: s'ai Ell ssss Sc . =
.1s re. usfoos the last one Coesssmssu Of esoeS
Paper. sl.lOss,y, s..rsetJss r,.''' s'sAs'' c'sA'
Tor ~. sriarss shssd 10 fsrsishst ssst
ssly o. The catalogue 10 noe 81 pfess Lns seIncc
ssvsn .ss-s ssf psr cent - heretofore esae,a ssss
suar.siy ana in..rsss ssss, esisogss aAd
sad every other charge except freight s0A esasses sss
's ,,' scss al s,.s' stnr
AT PNvArs S.Ls.-SrlsSpio Losoos sALkstss.
Ju.t rsssiyss nom Lossos large anS rsA .s.ss
before inporsed-~Aish ere offered tseo'sssis ssip"
BhrSSoL . x... q, ,s,. s:s.c.s =.
s.s: J. .ss: = s.s:ss. ts:.,Is,: Dr. 80. C:.s:::
for private sale OF auetios and TO DsAs ssuieneso
c,h be ss'. ns,, -. az, ,,s
THURSDAY, Feb. To-
Al faS o'clock. Of ~ 0oersk-st staneou,
Ths entire Furniture OF family rsnovsss. ssssassse Of
sofas mshossay ssd eerhmsPis essrs ssssss ssSles,
ookius tsssss bcdsssds bsds m.trssses tfsssls ~
ingram carpets stance toilet cloeas 1sass essens:ss
china ana sass vsrs easlsry ktehss fsrsitars as he
Ar psiyArr sAIs-ss,ss.i seiest,d .css.ess r,s.ss.
nor touch tone and sssh. end equal ia every respss 70
any nssumsns made 10 the city rarehsssfs vfu receive
fa guaranty from the nsas sso ~ Il ~ .,sss
etc.ns - - 80 49, -.
with any instruments mAse fno~s nes~ ~~ -
srlendo HAP, IN nas efaer.
~ CHNMRERl.AIN. ArCTlONEER, Store No ,
u. spIace-s-LlbeTs savsnees made Gcods eeass(n.
ed for private sac or 20 be old st auction Outdoor seee
carefully attended to and respectfully soeitsd rreoss
returns made
FRIDAY. Feb n.
AZ 10 o'eloct, at Sprecsst.
Ptattc ApNt>fsrRArOk's SALE Clorsss. Books.
Sc sc De pa. of the Of the late William voa
row. lot secenS lana farnl,ars Also variety olssstss
con prsax second-hand elethinf lot hardwsfs, fancy
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suPERIoR COURT-Betore Judge Vanderpoel -St0ddard
cad Louerng VS. Long Island Railroad Co.-To recover
S257 being injury TO contents Of four packages OF ss
goods Botton by Lonelsand Railroad, and throvn
iu.o the Aliens Point while being landed from
steamboat New Haven The defence ia that they were
sent by Adams Co.'S Express and they and not the com
psuy are liable TO be continued this fore For pein
tf Mr. Kendall; for defendant Mr.. Clark.
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II appears by this statement that dividend OF 10 CO.
on the capital paid in 80 500 600 has been declared and
raid 10 the stockholders while the net income has been
only about II q c. the actual Of the road and
equipment, aDd while there IL floating debt nr the
cnrnof aflon Of about $40 90
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SUPERIOR CouRrNos l6, q, 26, so, 81 49, 49, 36, 60
Al, 7, 8. AZ, 43, As % So
CscUrr CoURr-Nos to 10 emitting No. 9
COMMON PLEAs-Put Nos rs, H. IN, -, 81 l29,
% o. 2 4. 10. Ii. SOL
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: FFW SINGLE CENTLENBN eau o5fa
q. sT. CHARLES norsL, No, 81 sFga.i..y'

g. IT. CHARLES HOTEL, No so bfgah ~sy'
e. couer 0i Leou4rfs Il GEO. T.. WAIki>S, fropIle-
- tor The subscriber formerly OF tie - Charles no
tel New-OreAns and lately Of the Asior House New
York - his friends and the public that ne has
opened this establishment hotel on the European
plan This building has been entirely remode ed newly
and elegantly furnished. aud residence the location
Of the eligible IN the city, being N the centre OF
the most fashionable part q Broadway. In addition y
he sraud saloon every srTangsmsnt has been nade Tor
the Accommodation and convenience q private parties
ard every order all Be promptly sfter1ed To- -
M pa GEO = WA1RiSS.
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TaIs Is TO CERTIFY that .e, yAserR ..
] o6ELL spz WILLIAM 4. wiLDEy. have 'his day
CHARLES X MOuNrAIs. b. IN sussh.sss Y fssSs
u the ed os:l widsy. nssssl 1917 sn w,I.
~. ists,ssssj 10 nv vsv H s.a sslt esd ssft
We commenced before AIbsts Leskoeod. Ssq Irss
Judge Il the County Of wssssssTss; o. re 1s tx
January, 1871. opAhL "issSi
N CoBs. -.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-A gentleman and vile, or two o. three
ID single gentleen may obtain good board and pleasant
rooms AZ moderate charge By applying 2i7 Eighteenth
=. the No,h-svenue lZo 5teodi.'
DUARD AND hENT.-A dwelling house ia the yil.
ID sge OF Stanford to et from the Let Of April May
next person ell qualified TO manage house FOR
the OF few private families The house
Il large ard comOdous and in perfect order situated on
a farm Of about four with stables and carriage
house. for the odston Of these wishing 20 keep
their establishment IL distant about two miles from
the steamboat. andng, and within half mile OF the con-
templated depot Of the NewYork aud NewHaven Rail
road and Will he hour and quarter from this city BY
the through train. The object Of the present occupant
who Is the Is 10 have derirsoe tenant Tor 81.
premises and have the rent rsd By the board Of his sma
family For farther particulars sppy a. IS Bond-st be-
tween the hour. 5 and p. NJ. at li8 Ffont-s,.
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BALLS.
OopwoRrH coMr = " sIs,N Ts; s1snt

nODwORTH COMPLI MENTAkf The s. ran.
! soiree In compliment 10 Mr. ALLkN DpDWohii,
al BE- held It tbs Apollo Rooms, on Thusdsy evening"
49, isls Tickets 20 be had Of eithsr Of the Com
t.s y, os ~ odworh AZ bic resden sfs Broomsst.
49,. r Wsurh Frsnxlia GILBERT, Esth. Roe,
SSi p.yrolds ID & Od.iL Ch.s n Brewer,
- " feg~.f X F.stefbrooks WIN Undsrhill,
~, " K1nT W A B-nseIl, Henry jenkins.
y ALs<rn Johu Williamson, John 81. Smith,
70, u-r,1el Johr MIS- Tbeo II. Vgtee,
~ - I gs..,u C.le5 yrunmua. Albert Leonard
rohn g GgIics Jonu c nossnsn, Heary =. Major,
d McEwirF, Jr Henry Rsndel n rowsr .,
H5,yin A N.adsll Geo VIII nsy, Charles Place Jf.
les Gridey -njarnin 3. Dsly, John T. Beers
H-lry D. Psisr, Robt " Andrs~. ,,,,s r..,
" .sossws seeressry II rodi.iOt'
AIDES COMPLIMENTARY BALL 70 oeorse
IL n Egsns At TzmnsDy Hall, Fso. Is ise Tickets
c,,tin, gentleman and ladies e. be had st the
0ss OF ioanr Amsrea 1872 Nssssu-st from tbs Prssi-
s,nt $40 Broadway Or Of any Of the Committee
D. ~ CLAhNoN, President
M.R1A r. CoxNgsFoRD. Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A sTOR-PLACE OPERA HOuSE.-NoricE.-
"A To facilitate sess tho psrqrette and smphtheater
door, conniesiins with Asorplscs aud ghts e. viii Dc
opened At the end Of the performance. WEDNESDAY,
EVENING Feb. q will De presented the opere OF IL GA
DI LAMMERAOOR. Lord Henry Ashton, sisuor O
Beueveniano, Lucy Of Lsmmermoor. sista bscseesnti
Edgar Of Ravenswood : suor sesto benedeti LORD
Arthur Backia s. gro Felix Oenoves Ray mond SiEnor
Settmo Rosi Alice SARA Angios Mora, Norman Sisuor
Fellippo Abertszz Maestro Drettore, ssnor bsrih
Leader Of OrchsstTs. Sisnor Rspett. Boxes Prquete
.na Balcony 81 Amphtheatre 50 cts. Doors open II
o'ciock-to commence s1t. ~
DAiNO's OPERA HOUsE.-Weeuesdaysv evening
L Feb p, Professor TtliENs> GrUupe OF MODEL ART
lists twenty number will have the honor Of sppesrine
in series OF their ceehrated and rshssux Nvsns and
Poses Pssques which has heen considered the most Jas
steal and Instructive exhibition that has appeared In
eny country has been honored by the the
most sugu. personsges Foarth appearance OF the Sable
Brothers who In the Of the evening will nerspe-
between the Tabeaux choice selection OF Overturss
0ees Scr a., Refrans &c.
Doors open al 6t-to commence al ".
rcss Of Adr'is,,on d. Circle and Psrquetts: lady
and gentleman 81 cents gentleman sloue ~ cents; Upper
Boxes. p cents Box oftcs open from 10 NJ 10
Conductor OF the Orchestra Mr.. Chabb, from the Psrh
Thsster. or
Police Department under officer John Davis "