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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03


BLLIARps-The most extensive and elegant
billiard establishment, In the world believe ssisss o,
the corner Of Broadway and waksrstrest called the
frr,sS Rooms Here are two three noors esch con.
tanning eight nine splendidy Manufactured Billiard
tsbes Al eight the saloons brilliantly lighted sed
thronsed with our moot respectable citizens. We -
hsvs the game OF billiards originally invested n
France whence 10 was introduced into the dtnsrsss
nations OF Europe and America IL 10 generally prse
tised In all civilized countries and stords very asrss
able cation and amusement To- moreover svsfy
interesting game, contributing aso 10 health ~ sford
Ing tho body moderate exercise hardening the muscles
tsvorite relaxation OF Empsrors klnss pepea ea,ss
relieved himself from the cares Of State In GENE of
billiards and the very Identical table which he psyet
10 now in tho City OF Philsdelphis 10 fact billiard
table 10 Indispensable sppsndass TO every gentle
msn's establishment Poets and philosophers hsvs
spoken Of and eulosired billisrda
Evso noss and shess. wisha,
smooth . 70 the hlssrd hai'
Rae hon yss.ssa
Lett aoos, l.gs to buisrds-
fsAd.y~D.
We have said enough TO show the antiquity aud poyu.
lsrty OF the game OF billiards The Irving Rooms ~er-
lifted up by Mr.. Abraham Bassford. the celebrated
manufacturer Of billiard tables who hss also fit W
room at 307 Broadway with eight tables. and No
Ann street with severn, for Mr. Gus Field gentleman
whose name alone 10 guarantee OF the order and
speciality of the establishment Not tho slightest sp
prosch to betting 10 tolerated. much sss gambling tor
money These rul-s suspended from the vale Of
each saloon. and moot rigidy enforced
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CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY FeDruary 2.
The AccIDEsT o. BOARD TIE FALcos.-Ihe
man who was killed yesterday on board the Falcon 81
the tai Of block from the rigging was fireman De
longing TO the vessel The sailor through whose care
ls..ns.. hi, death was cssoned left behind BY
the Captain.
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u The 81. John Ners states that the small
pox making drefuI rsvases 10 that etythere being
ever !, 800 cases there under treatment.
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Evsu noee and ehese, wtthal
smooth % 10 the bslssrd hall'
Let IL sloos l.rs to blulsrds
GENERAL NOTICES.
q Fewiers 81 Wells, Phressiegtsts sad
PubIis heru, Clinton Hall 1871 Nssssn-st nsN ths fOs

~ House Of Industry and Home for tho
Manager. of this institution would
form heir friends aud tho public that they have removed 10
their building Thrtcthst fourth sEt
charge about 10 of the cass for whom 10
viz vrguOas but homeless females and destitute children
AZ this IL intended to be but temporary abode families In
~ -~n the hours OF 10 and r NJ sors ffhe
are but recently 10 the coanuy have hs usual refer.
.nces and recommend stoos Pes.ns wishus adopt
bring up children, may there fnd suit hsn kefsr
sness required. No charges made 10 thoss applying
Lar 3us
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COPARTNERSHIP.

MsssArrAs CoapAsv. NEw.Yosx, February l, ity.
nIV1UkND.- The President and Directors of,hs hsn
~ haitian Company have THE day declared ssni snDaS
dividend u lhrse and onehsf pr csci Psysbs 70 The
s,oc holders and ansr Saturday, The 10Th Instant
n 81 J n MORRISON Csshiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

GALLERY or THE OLD MAsrERs.-We learn
tina, the Lyceum Gallery 1858 Broadway Of Paintings
and Enrsvings comprising more than 100 Of the works
81, the Old Masters. including Titan Raphael Raben'
Salvador Rosa &c and 100 engrsyings will be open 70
the nubHc free for the period Of one week from
A. NJ 10 10 p NJ commencing on Wednesday the IN Of
III rurrrnt month.
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po,,cv cor-Rr-A fslio~ Who gave his name a An.

POLICE COuRT-A fslI0@ Tno ave ~ name !" an
Darcy srres-e a59lf q Coz Inlsir akt - -.
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D-t-s T~-1f in,f are1e- He % t1s~-
rgl1x rss b. Of VILLAIN 7 ktFar1s - taA-l
~ .@r az -r--sx BY oc-ri Lus az asr- 90 -sarss -
ts ..o.1 ~ pieces u ln.a from 90 " pstszs a -
~ C-r-. r1a- l-r passage ron 3 At = - ry ~
81 o. ~ S-1s - 80 rs1>fy
Al ear. arr-t-d srE1ora Mar An yonns,a 40 E-
r--~v "a etas- roc.tr-c t-uy 7cEg lp 40 te>P
- 80 t -hh 1ro7p-t on t1- 1oof "a ao1s- " ~
- - Jctr Gr-grv Psy-oa als Mar Jazz ssnns
n, 5-1aka - caar.- Of sieaS
- Met !. - ircr Peter H.. o. nsrr-y .,
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" A colored man named James Henry Cox,
who mas been for sometime pas, employed as steward
Of the schooner s. Mar Of "ismsourgn, where ne
resided while passing alley IN OranEe-st nesr Crosse
si last evening, was struck By orex oat Snieo ".
hurIed n MIN innc,ing serious wound on bis head
DR. Hugh Sweeney dressed the wound, and advised
bis immediate removal 70 the Cry Hospital, which
was done.
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LADY BURNED TO DEATH-We regret 70 learn
that Sd lost her life yesterday board the steam
ship NorthHsr BY falling down the waterway upon me
boiler She was rescued alive, but died soon after the
melancholy occurrence. sun.
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" Eewier,s Law School In Chsrry valley. y

u Fowisr,s Law schsel IN Cherry sslsL -.
OF January Rscitaous lectures The prosecutions of
suits and the Trial and argument os causes dr practices b
of hand speaking literary historical and legal debates are
among tho co instant exercises Of school, whoss objsc
10 TO The student practical Lawyer and easy
fluent exemporaneous speaker before he entsss
Board Nc rom u IS 10 u rs per week Tuinon, n
.Sg.n &c .,,.@ ~. 'Ss,s..s ~ ypoHJ NV
LEA, President nxs 2swDlswtWhWu
~ LIQUID Hair Dye-BArcHsLoa's instantaneous
Liquid article IN tho world for changing red
gray hair natural black brown color without Injury
10 he hair skn Psrsons Wishing the beet article In the
market should call u BAroHsLoas manu- fAciory Wallis
old No q nsar BrosdwAy Copy the address. dis frtod
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DODwORrH,s PxTvATE DANCING

DRINriNG OFFICE FOR sALE.-A Boot,
j JOB and Newspaper Once, one u hs bed 10 hs City
on New Yors comprising large and szeslsnt sssorHsni
OF types u machinery. I'll 10 hns odss
TIE psfnsnss' p:.fooss. '.y .gs, sna .. no "oS
no obscron give part win good sscsrity Ap
plyD Messfs BURMA bACoCkl
fUs lis fItDDsf n
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DALI DRESSES. Gc.-rETER kOBtRTs, ~
ID Broadway. has ssplspod assortment u Lace and has
10 Dresses cured and doed h1sns god end silver
for DO Thread hs1tns cspss and Bsuhss vaee
csnne Collars sod Cgssto meth, rsns embroidered Cclass
from s. up Csps Chlmssetls CuGs and Sleeves, blscs
Vsis em6rodsfsd and Rsvsrs Hdsf, Thrssd and imiss
don LAR 10 zrssl variety ll9 In
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QOOFING.-0ood divine rsisat Csmsns sbssihing ~
ltRoos cheap hxni, sod dursols-pncs ~ cis per fo1
zinc, and warranted Apply 70 GOODWIN, Coiisss
place near Chsnbsrsd ksfsfeness n Bssfort, rod
done 1850 feet s. Csotsrst DeCosss, roof done s16
feet Westst; Alderman rerrs roof dons 10 fest ~
Gre-nwiehG or c Ely, roof doe ss7 fsst 10 erootss
In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

ITO SELL OUT-Ths Card, Door-plsfs snd stsrsawy
business, established ssysn yesrs In ths SANE sure,
with frsfste Of custom, which VII psy snJ psfsoo
conduct H. without working Tho business himssf es
per snpum. To G cssh customg, very cheap. Apply O.
4s Broadway. Dong 70 California HT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-28

$So797. After paying iutsrsst to tn, amount o.
$lo62o aid reserving $50 ss4 for running expenses
I've dividends were declared per cent which
Sbscrbed S35 5o4. The Der OF ps,ssn lsrs carried
during the year was 800 s66 Number Of tons Of mer
chsndise l0l 3l4 Number OF barrels Of hour carried
nom Springfield, 41,l7S. The Company have ten en-.
sinss which, during the year have lat 0s2 miles.
There Il bill before the Legislature Of
for the relief OF the creditors and
the United States Bank" The object Of this bill is
to hasten, possible the settlement Of the affairs Of
this Institution and to give those ssted the
benefit Of the remaining Of the concern SIEVE.
xal years have elapsed since this bank went into Ii.
quotation, and 1t apparently is winding up
than when 1t nrst went into the hands Of trustees
The cause Of this is attributed to the fact that those
who have the manage and control Of the affairs Of
the institution, are aud all along have besn in the
cept of large So aries and it is of for their
fsrest to keep the business open as long possible
They doubt consider the births they occupy be-
Ing too snug and comfortable to give up 80 long as
there any assets left to pay them their salaries;
and the Legislature does adopt some measure to
arrest this appropriation OF the property Of the con-
cern the creditors and stockholders will realize but
small per cent Of their claims The bill before the
gislature proposes to limit time within which all
claims shall be presented that there may be de-
hHite period fixed for the final settlement of all the
Affairs There are Q number Of such concerns in diff.
ferent parts Of the country in similar position The
North American Trust aud Banking Company, Of this
CITY is one and resolution has recently been intro
duced into the Legislature Of this State instructng
ths Bank Committee to inquire into the sxpedisncy
N authorizing receivers of inolvent corporations to
compromise claims In litigation, with tho appreciation
Of certain majority In interest Of the
The object of this is to bring the affairs Of this com
pSny to n close.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. rs, 1919.
Matters and IAimgs.


Rumors thick as blackberies (when in season.
continue to multiply as to the personnel of the next
administration; but we imagine very little con-
fdence can be placed IN any of them. 1t IS pos
slble General Taylor has selected his cabinets
but, II he has, no person but those Immediately
Interested knows anything OF the matter. To-day
nImor has 1t that Binney, OF Pennsylvania, or
sury; Crawford, of Georgia, Secretary of the
Navy; Abbott Lawrence, of Mass, Secretary of
War; Reverdy Johnson or Balle Peyton, Attorney
General; and Truman Smith for Postmaster Gene
raj. The, however, gives the West nothing; and
we are inclined to think the appointments will
look mainly to geographical position. The West
will get department, but which department your
deponent saith not. The great trouble in arriving
at any satisfactory guess In the matter arises from
the fact that there is ouch redundancy of good
men and true to select from, that scarcely have
you selected one, before another, with superior
claims, rises up, like Banquo's ghost, before you.
A little patience, however, will solve the mystery;
and. as there Is no other way of calculating it, we
must, perfOrCe, submit to fate.
General Taylor has, as yet, held no pubic re-
ception here.
evening, we understand. 1t will, no doubt, be
CROWDED; for, whatever political differences may
exist, there Is no one here who, socially does not
part with Mr.. and Mrs Polk with regret
The present session of Congress will be brought
to close much after the fashion of the last, with
this exceptlon-that, whereas last session, the
fierce debate of the concluding week ended In the
passage OF the Oregon bill, the concluding week
Of this session will end with the rejection of the
California measure. There never was time
when the power of superior minds was made 80
evident, as in the debate which is now going on
Through, the sublime oratory of the "godlike
Daniel" and the terse and searching eloquence
Of the great Nulfer. the apparently simple ques-
ton OF extending government to California and
New Mexico has assumed such complex aud tan
gled appearance, that common minds are COM
plstely bewdered and the only apparent remedy
tor the difficulty le, TO let the matter alone trusting
10 General Smiths energy and construction of the
constitution, to keep matters straight. b.
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lNTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
AFFAIRS IN WASHlN>G 7 ON.
~N~~Ns~N-s~~|>>scs~~y--
movements Of the New AdmniSI. "a ton.
SO. 60. SO.

WASHINGTON, Feb Is, l84S.
The Cabinet.
The work goes on very deliberately 1t Is sup
posed the cabinet will not be disclosed till the
close OF the session, 80 as that the appointments
may not excite the jealOus,es of members. and mar
the public business. Gen. Taylor kept within doors
pretty much to-day, resting from the tatgues Of hs
admitted to see HIM confideatlally. The hotel has
been filled below all day, with the q.id mumcs and
the duetant,. discussing conjectures, making
guesses, and debating them. The cabinet remains
King must have the New York Post Office, if pos
sible. Mr. Munroe, of the Baltimore Patriot must
have the Post Office of that city, if Mr.. Buchanan
will agree to it, The work of arranging the Offices
is going on bravely, although Old lack is entirely
IN ignorance OF the business. There Is a mighty
good time coming. w
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VNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY, b
tween Spring and Prince sroer and the only In this
country consists OF great number Of hfe Chinese
a all CLASSES several hundred Chinese paintings apartments
houses stores aud veses medel Of pagodas temples
brdge specimens Of Chinese manufacturer their agricultural
snd mechanical i'm 2lomonts n1umsnts Of lanterns
TO- Open from nine AM till ~ r n daily. Admittanoa
oents ChiIdven under twelve. halt. proe.
WALLBALLA, No. 50 CANAL STREET NEAR BROAD
way open every evening" and aud Saturday
afternoon O'clock with company Of female artists Ethio
plan seensdes snd troupe Of mooe artists who appear
variety Of select and choice Orohes
ira Boxes. ST cents Parquette. 25 cents
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M osr RxrRAoRDfNARY woRK-To TBR NARNK

MI OST RxTRAORD{NARY WORK-TO TBR MARRIKD
lvl those contemplating mAxaeehs Married WsmanG
Private Medical Conpsnisp DE- nssries.s. Sixth ea
(OOO copies having already been disposed off, Rvsxy
sstHng COPY, whether Married unmaxsd although II IL
Sndod espooSy married. dcoess important secrets
whch should BE- Known 70 them psscyary Here female
an disosvsr TIE oAuseA symptona and the esent
Siss snS mode 81 osrc in every For s At A
Broadway; tho puslalns ofoe 10 Liberty .Isst Now York;
Pattsrson Ne o. Chssnut street. Philadelphia, Atts
o. Albany; W. DAva Boston On the receipt Of 81, ecp1
viii be transmitted BY mall ffes Of postage 70 Al parts Of the
United etatss All lettsrs b aAdresssd post pidt D
A. n. HAUlCRAU bon l,2A New Hssk dti. 00ca l&I6p1I
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The Cabinet.

The cabinet will not be officially announced until
Tuesday the 9th March, unless General Taylor should
eonsider IL xpedent In the meantime, to alter his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-28

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE SITUATED AT SOUTH
u Ambey on the banks Of ina Rusan river about three
quarters mile of depot the Camden AID Amboy Rail
road and within and half or two hours sail Of New York.
forest tre and from which there beautiful
VEN view Il Toe ooei y aud rvsf The out
Is svsy beach And salt water bathing within fss Minute,
walk Tho purchaser may have D. 80 ~ OF lAnd Mighty
anured and laid lawn and dotted with groups Of
forest with extensive sow,r and vegetable gardens In
spring. and fall havsg business York
~ be in either city by half past 10 eolook
in the mornlng and at home again By o'clock Ia the
afternoon. TIE situation Of the healhiest Ia the Ststs
ard the house with the addition Of couple wipgs) wsud Be-
we'll calculated for the accommodation Of such retreat
for the at such I'D auce interfere their
daily business the city For further inform aon apply
JOHN @. STEVENS, csruer Of
College Place and Murray street.
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RowExY rHEATks-s Ed. ssDA ~. . N ZEE!
q the WI "s sss MAxA. sSaAe1
a., l "a; T * rvs II
ss. na;s h rss.f;sy
Sss sov 10 fs'ss ss:u VII an nae MI o. AT
s1Ihsnme Mr. ss.rd 7. a0u,s JGssn; Louise Miss e
~ e'olos. oonnsso.. att. '' --' '''' '''' '1'- >
CHAMERAye NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHATHAM
81 kvsains February q viii b acted the comedy
y, ss Il. sa:s MIS- si9s.oa Y: Wood .ssa
s:y s.s1se H. Aa
ksu. rli:hloud Nj B Ih.pm.;; L,ss, Is, Hs,ayer
s ssIS Jane. iss: Union jack
I e.. :,; ~ @ l's Doe. '''''' sS ssssi-s''in win
BROADWAY CIRCUS, BsOADsAY. NEAs SPRING ST.
display siso sssa sI%
H. ss Ts sAs ss S
ssS1f n s
Po H. Hssin ~aGy M Nj.
Crow Dan o,rdnsr Admission part Of he house.
.ss~: : sf;;H Z:
s r. S's u:
sss. H.. IN
VIII ss q Il r.
S"m until u further notice a. each reus.p
Ss~ 2 their vssss Ssscs ;ad %
Doors open st 7-Conoer TO commence Of O'clock AZ
cnoon Concert every saturday oommsncSg as o'clock Ma
naEsrand Director. x. r. CHRleTY.
OTIoB-THE CELEBsATED MONSIEUR ADaTEN
~ will give the first Of his novel and extraordinary perform
No nday eveni half the
Minerva Rooms 6 Broadway Among experiment Mons
Adrien will the suspension Of by
the air This incomprebenmo suspension rmed in
about 400 sccessve 1t probable 6bo
people Of Now York will deio TO see this wonderful
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE wELi-KNOwN SUN
~ be ergagsd Evening dur
ing the ensuing For further PARTICULAR terms apply
at the Once on the premises BY letter paid
the preprietors- FRtNCH DEISER
~ nouncee to the public at the solicitation of his
friends that he 10 to play with his
it. at balls soree private pars All applications must Be
addressed to him at 96 Chambers street.
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pIsroL Bills roR CALIFORNIA. AT REDUCED
Il Prioea-The mbscrber has hand, And 10 constantly
s nsSstsrpg Ill Kinds Of Pistol Bella Holstsr Kaepsask
Knffs eheaths Gun Sing Ballet Pouchss 49, 10 whA b
sstisls supplied On NJ mesa hbssa tna Also sse A n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CARD-R. HOE CO, INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND
~ the public that their repairing again full
at ~ and 81 Gold street. usual that their o for
at 40 Gold street. where all orders will DO promptly
att
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FOR BALE.

LIoR sALF-A GROCERY STORE AND FIx1UaEs I'M
and doing excellent cash business tua
tod inoDe Of the best the 7,h ward ALSO hors
letting Immediately he intends
the city. Apply OF CROMWELL WHITE, l62 Rv
iIgton 0f Clinton street.
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ITO MERCHANT PAMORs-F0R SALE. TIE STOCK AND
Fixtures Of Merchant Tailoring and Ready nsde caoshins
Establishment No. 30 0reenwieh Of Robinson street.
the washinton Market person wishing TO engage In
the location excellent
passed For further partioulars Inquire ~ tho STORE
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AUCTION.

~
RY JACOB .. PLArr-HARDVAaE CUTLERY FANCY
- Goods German Hardware dav AZ 10 ocloct
az The Auction koou Is tlstt street Il CARING on Aue
m locks cupboard till do; a. and q hand and nn.
tea trays thnbss powder fss tnd IN tsbls 5000 a.
and tea do comt brass candlesct tall
neut Of hardware and cutlery guns TO- Also handsomely
assorted cask OF table and psokot cutlery consisting
and Western and blade pocket and bunting Of all
criptions with Characteristic postoes bi.dss Also very
select lot OF pattern cards cutlery Cong and
knives gold dises an Clrsa Also t,bl knives
aud ok Of ham and white bose ades black
raloIs re- Also Fancy Goods aud Musical Iasrumeus
vions flutes h jewshsrpa Also single aad double barrel
gun pistols marbles oarpenes and lead psao domnoss cork
inksApdh purses tooth brushes seaos waters needles
Also several invoices goods called viz Solar Lamp
Mattel OnaH ents no. Also at |? Ocoot gold aud
silver Watches OF descriptions being the entire
dealer The whole sale to Be ptory and the attention Of
country dealers and city retailers directed to the
n B. ROLLlNA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
~ Bar room furniture and fixtures st l0k O'Clock We'd
nesdsy 2th At tho Broadway House, Of Broadway
ni,ure, all the bar and Arm chairs
Screens Decks Mahogany round and Tabc pine do
Glass Crochery Plated Ware 60 rated Mugs Stoves Pier
stauay Groupe valuable Paintings largo rich
plated Servers two large plain silver Pch,r &c. Terms
cash, in bankaole money.
LARGE sALE or VALUABLE FURN iTURE.-y w.
Brown will sell at auction. this day Wednesday Feb 49, at
parle ber and dir furniture with variety
of useful house furnishing articles
II L. SNOW AUCTIoNFER-BY JOSEPH BEGExAN
II. Thursday, March at O'Clock, A. NJ. ut No. ~ Wall
street the balance Of the stock Of Peter Mesier
onera Catalogues will be ready Wednesday next Terms
cash.
NEW YORK HORSE BAzaAR-L +. HoUGH, AUG.
Medne.dey @ at 81 Crosby street commencing a. IL o'clock
with carriages. J. II. GATFIELD Proprietor.
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RARNUNs AMERICAN YUsEUM.-P A. BAHNUM, MA.

RAhNun NJ pAhEalCAN HUsEUHIP T. BAENUh MA
per did the afternoon and the evening
O'clock Feur days longer the Quaker Giant aud 0ane
They are the largest tho world. The Ganss
Of stands nearly eight feet high and weighs M pounds
The Giant stands plum eight feet in stockings aud wshs
sos pounds They at s hours with Titaua the
fay Queen Great Western in two pieces every aer
noon and evening Last week OF the Sable Broes Also
gsaed, MIRA Jerv Mrs Mcneil Mrs Avert Pete Morris. Mr.
Chapman &C. &c. Admission % CENTS children under ~
half price.
NsTIoC PEnsoss CoLoRIn 'or to afford rospecta
bic Colored Persons opportunity 20 witness the exraodna-
~ present exhibited at tho Museum the
has determined TO admit tn class Of people Thursday
ing next, March lst from till T.. Special perform
in the Lecture Room at III 90 Admission
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ITO MANUFACTURERS AND MRcHANICs-To LET. IN
the s:nirs Of Broo yn possession svsr first Of Nay
gne gearing and shop Of TOOLS in good condition. Apply
Bread street. New York.