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INSTRUCTION.

NSLOCUTlON-FRANCIS T. RUS
SELL Professor OF Eiocaton in the Mercantile lii
brsry Association, ard Brooklyn Female Acsdemy ana In
strctor Eiocuuon In ne Andoyer The2o&c4 9eHina-
~ Mass and several other literary Institutions N New
rclauf respectfully tint nc . prepared 10 m
aInffet those " no wish 10 -udy this Art.
Mir Il would refer 70 reconmendaiqry ieueTs from his
numerous classes ard pup ud 10 the Presto ersand Pro
nsrs of msny of Tie principal Literary Institutions in
New England New forS aud New Jersey Also, To his
fatber Professor WILLIAM RUSSELL, Principal OF the 4'sr-
Secretary Of the Board of Education, Mass IN htEY
BhRNAKD, Commissioner of pnoic Schgos Cong, fon.
ELISHA II Potter, Commissioner OF Common 9choos,
h, Ai.e to Prof Henry D D. Go P4a&eR Principal
of University Grammar School Rev. s PAkNER Rev
Waon' d. J. w FRANCIS Misses GtesoN, Bond-st.,
n g,,cgERM.N ESQ Sew York and to Rev. D.. Cox,
Rey Or SpFNsER Rev Nh SToRRs, Prof ALuTH0 BRAY,
and A CRITrENpEN. a. Brooklyn
Mr. r iustrucls individuals. Ciases Reading and tail
" Circles private reojeuces and al his rooms No 20
course or ten private lessons Of one hour
each Sl5C0 For u class OF tel members, - o) each
ms lmeodH
Attic EAST BROADWAY INSTI-
MUTE 1873 East Broadway, on the evenings of every
Mouduy, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday end Friday
TURfs on MATHEMATICS and NATURAI. PHlLO-
SOPIiY wiz be delivered h9 Professor j. FRAI ER a. M
commencing Al l. P NJ. Monday, l6lh December
In tie Lectures winch will b divided into Two classes
VIZ Theoretical and Plac zeal and will embrace I4eorst
cal and Practical Numbers, Algebra, Geometry Meclan
les Astronomy. Opucs, &c particular care WIZ NJ tanet
by means familiar, Destructive and interesting iustFa
lions aud exercises to eve precision TO thestuutI ho
n B-Young gentlemen who are engaged during the
day in de duties of Their respecYe yocuuo9, iil "s 70
ACQUIRE an acquaintance with the abovenalned anches,
have now an excellent opportunity offered them
For further particulars apply to Pnnclpai DAEiD, al .ne
Broadway Institute, or to Professor FltAHEIti a. le
same place att, PM Friday 18th December and Mon
18th December. dIE VI
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7V7T7TTT,FYS PATENT BABY JUMP.

d ERS-The Mothers blessing and ctilds delight
producing health strength growth fine forms and happy
disuosions Many Improvements have been effected by
he inventor of This delightful affair and the constant de-
mand is sufficient proof of It's me RI Pce 81 5o ug
W. TUTTLE al his splendid Emporium Of Fancy Goods
$40 Broadway. d mn
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FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just fin
u ished the most splendid article offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS at the low price OF s. usually aod
d o. Also, al article OF 81 81, Neal Hats al 81
BROWN
n26 lm* 15S Oanskss. door from Sullivan.
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FYNO LET-Rooms large and small, over
u our present etore-entrance in Dey-st-suabe for
ofces trades and PROFESSIONS Possession given fret Of
December Until The hrsi of May Rent low.
nlSu D. APPLETON & Co 1911 Broadway.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CUMMINGS,

e rO8d.avcnue ftW doors above GrOyClt Jersey
City French and Chnese embroidery executed with naa
ness and 0ispG'sil TIE mos, lishoua5" S.ge diirtS
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FENO LET-The LECTURE ROOM of
a. the Society Library Building, corner Of Broadway
ard Leonard.st FOR Sabbath days Apply TO THOMAS S.
MILLER, 81 Greenwich si nS0 Inns
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HATS.

YEyAKE Observation-Disclosures and
II Rows HATS and CAPS Ladies' and Misses Felt
BONNETS Infants Fancy Beaver HATS, Cloth and Vel
vet CAPS FURS OF every variety for sale al the lowest
rates Furs put in order, J, h. MONARQuE,
d. lmt 228 Bowery.
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COAL.

NOAL-$6, Sc rs, of all sizes-Red
Ash frat uuaity-a good size for AirTight Stoves;
slsn Cumberland Goal for smiths H. PERCY,
n21 linz 81 Eldrdge-s between Broome and Grand sts
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SITREFT DEPARTMENT. No. HALL OF RECoRD5.-seaIsd
= Proposals will received the Street Commlssones Ones
until Friday Dsc 10 1850 at O'Clock P d. 10 dig Well ard
erect Pump hefsn on norety side Of Sil betwssn jh
about 40 feet eastey from 9TH az Plans aad
spec.one all thereto be had application 70
the Contract Clerk Of this Department Dec. :, 1850
d3 JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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LvOR SALE CHEAP-The stock and
Il fixtures OF Thread Needle and Fancy Store in a
good location of the city, account of circumstances in
The family tie Of the place very moderate Inquire
in die office of this payer an @teod
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T. ETTER FILES.-The Patent LEAF
hZEOLDER, an entirely new style Of LETTER FILE,
for holding Letters Invoices Bills or other papers lor con-
venien! reference believed to be fer superior 20 anything
row IN use that purpose Those requiring such an arr,
Gle are requested TO ca and examine FGr yale, wboesas
ard retail, by the Agents for New-York City:
oz6 BELL Y GOULD. Staioners &C ~ Neasao.a-
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PIANOS.

4 WARRINER, Piano-Forte
Z E.t.scr.- So EE0.DyL-AY - nL9 .m-
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TO 1877.

FBNO LET-Two new brick Gothic Cot
u tsges TO Let. being genee, &c; large Exhibition
Room in Brookyn Rooms in South Brooklyn in brick
Houses. Rent cheap. Inquire al 81 Nassal-s Oft TOWN
SEND. dill 2wR
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GOAL.-l am selling COAL, as usual,
" OF the BEST QUALITY cheaper than any other deal
In the city from my yard cogney King and greenwich
eta (ol0 6wA} PETER CLINTON.
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MRS. O'lIEARA'S PATENT ABB

WE'D OMINAL SUPPORTERS, for the cure Of weakness
or rupture cannot be surpassed They are free from steel
psid) promptly attended 10. I49 Cane-st nl6 lm'&l!W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24

JAN sS.--1Hoher fnGicplssf sgosasf tas Drvs.-- A
indictment hsr been found Against o. the urUrys
oitrfitg th'tn Nth attempting 10 brittle judge td.
nordr. They vUe called up,o 20 pioad 70 tots IN.
dlcimtut, but deolinsa dsipg tO ia the absence Oi
council
JeBss .1rLpffon Bennt pna,r Ne, Tod,r,arsn ~ --
Jrntr kfDntoD BeDnet haa been iDdoted for obtain
Ing $500 hom John antbon ny fsl-s pr-tsnssA. iis
Use aftgDsd TO- d,y snd called uDos o. plead tnig
indicizsLt. tie PLEADED not guilty. aud expressed
gr'ht SUPPLE tha; sry tuch oDsg should have been
made seairst liri
Suho'Hefss II P1i.fv Francis Stewart bcou ibt
into coUtt On c.nch sHrrap' ts ssads inlic'st fr
sutsfbaticn e perjury. IN hnriog inIucsd h. ir ri
kflith TO tNser isisr, IN att.f touching nts
tercy TO htCtme bail tin tns of rh"n 500 the
CcntdeBce hsniD en- ne 18th ~ July la. in 5tos-
~ 70 casl lhe lail IN lied st i2.NQO
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Togas consumers Of the city Of New York held other
adjourned meeting at the Brcsdwsy House. last evening
for the purpose Of hearing the Of the committee
oftwo from each ward whon the gentleman Who presd
I'd ct the last adjourned meeting authorized TO sp
point and also for that PEI forming suoh other busi
might be deemed necessary The duties Of the
COMMITTEES will be to memorAIizs the Common Council
concerning the extortiops prsosed the community
by the gas monopoes and pray that the contract at
present existing between the oty and the New York
Gas Company be declared void and that the furnish-
same manner - IL supplies the public with Wa
ter.
At half past O'Clock the meeting was called to
order Alderman Mercer the chair After the read
Ing Of the minutes OF the OF the meet
Ing. Mr Mercer read the names OF the cennittee Of
two from each ward They are ae follo~s:--
ct ard E.., III u
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Gsrrtrrt~ IL notice q report n the Baltimore
Sua the fe,sbth instant, With reRsrd 70
TIE Atin W. BRITT her officers and gssssngers; aud
o. 10 tssls cssib bio~ st the reputation q young
sto tetl'cisbie tbip nssisr, os.m ~ Az in pers'e
cuty Witch ore 10 e,,ry ect a man. and more psr-
ueoIsrIy 90 enc deeply injured, 20 tet tbs pubic
nibo - s. a. psrtes Interested sr'sht VITA regard
toe statement which s not cny fsise vith ste Ee
c.r'iup. tu, the tsrtfsc' srd sichtd dus-uns.
ti.p f eva haiti tss ,v,r been my lot to Is~d and
ctuid r"t fs,e tesu toLeectd b. any but hsaftefs
EMO IN nIrirciIItd man.
tspt " Nhi'nsn is at prsscnt In Chsrle+tSn as rrst
thrsru btik bern cpy under ny coumscd, and' in
ius'ic- 90 bin, must tsy that he bss given Ioe u-
squitoesl spd cotciDsise evidence % bis espsbity IN
utlrg VI. dnt.r "a bis occupation ~ NY tef'ioe aod
r,ud lave no tesitstiOs IN giving him the comU'sad
unuft. W Tits time. ts fuiy impre-'ed tpon The
ctuntcsl vor.s, frcn tf- continued tihcvities arts
hs htn slnoitia sErsdlio that ~ requires msn
wth ctoirsy nita ssd p.riebce, o. contfoi snd
ohc1pnne psit5 nf rep. vh - ctiriers aud chsrsc
t.rs ere o. vsri, ~ their fscer
yoUr,. rsrp.etiully, ROBr a r1rMAN,
BaIk Harmony. N. n.
CnsriGsros, Jan. 10. 1880.
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BrookIyn cay Io,.,,iuencs.

Br'fEirs 'fry iiHts Sotptr - rbis sncie'y III hoid
Us ubth srpirtrssry az Pll mouth church ths even
i'm Acdreftss viii he made % Rev. Curry aud
Rev Dr Btfhure. The annual fort wii be pressa,si
UsuHt Laws slesitis ne for the repeal - the Usufy
LAVE are cilsulstir 10 tnis city Tor rigusiurs-.
DsILi o oor.- John Daily, the driver who ~As com.
mtisf ~ The Corner th. cisrEs Of m.n.lsssht-r
" thtfR' by hs tar,lsstS.ss csvs the Death Of Vii
nsu' Jsutfscn VAS brought before Isdxs tsress~oli
81 ths tuS Court who sdHit'ed bin 10 bail in the
U'l Go IN too sorstrs besides his appear for
erAuiinstion before the Corobsr on the 3Jth Inst
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left their own trap. below in the smoke seized upon

left their traps below in the smoke seized upon
what they could get on deck.
The passengers, exhausted they were with previ-
ous hunger and had only bread and water to
live upon, which insufficient fer their susteuanoe
and some OF them sunk under the prvstion while
others ere yet i'll The frst intention to send the
passengers to England for which Captain Cook vas to
receive $500 but IL arranged to bring
them to New York. for which Il agreed by the
British and American Consuls he should be paid GOO
These passepgers, numbering AIT, sailed from Liver
pool en- the 2Sd Of October and did arrive here t
the l4th Of January wanting only week Of . three
months voyage and eleven In the burning vessel
We are Informed by one Of them that Christmas day
Was summer heat with them, while here the thermome
ter was seven degrees below zero
IL b due to the first mate Of the Sarah, Mr. Coward
the second mate and all the other officers and crew to
state that the with whom wish
to convey to them their warnest thanks particularly
to the chief mate appears too that the sailors held
. meeting when they saw the flag Of distress flying
from the Grimshsw, and eered to 60 on short allow
apce IN order to the lives which they believed to
be In jeopardy.
The names Of the passengers Who related the fore
going particulars TO for publication. are - gorge
slater Davis, cabin passepger) cheshire, England ;
John Sslwsy. Somersetshire, England william jack
son county Kildare Ireland Joseph Kelon. Wiltshire
England: John Watt. Lincolnshire, England
The origin Of The fire Il Involved In the deepest mys
terry as there was communication whatever between
the place where IL broke and the of ship
the lower hold having been covered up aud fastened
before che left Liverpool
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SwOrn TO b. fore me this
l2th Jay 1850
{" i'fehY y SHanor,
t,mrT az Zee d. Sscp

D,ieciion Of Blgtk Burg,ars --Oracers sseepy and
pouHheity of the Fourth ward, ted on Tunsday
night two black ttiiosa called Georav nud W,itam
JtLDetoni whom the officers caught Ia No 27
ftht tItet in the net ut ttarcDsg tlr Y,1nder rhs
cusidn fhnttsr- had b.sa forced psn ny which mean.
q rocucs lad gsiued access tc the tons of ths
rogues b "a D Las possris0n a razor belonging 70 Nr
Jorn \. HerIifR the proprietor of the iustics
LottTop comnnittsd the accused e. prison for trisi
hettrg az SeG Three men, YESTERDAY arrested
b. The names 81 Matthias Kruse rbroiore shau.r and
Tobias +. Landman. on ~ charge Of stealing n gold
tId silver watch on TIE Goth Decsuib Der last while
on beard ~ he bark Miles The accused pir les
wtte detail "a Ter further LtariDg,
htitvy e. Si.tr SPOONS. DC scms rogue. ruas-
dsy. dung the day time entered the pre- No 81
S,ctnd street a. rtole ttererc 'ghtsen large
spoons ttssr tea spoons, silver Gator aod
IRE slysr tops frcm TIE bot'l =. suysr tOngs soup
ladle srd puiss containing tll AMOUNT OF money
Ire sp9oys were n stksa 40 4, valued in ell st
about see, ihe proPsrly Of MIR > Peafsal
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Police Inteli,senes.

The Dyxyy and Arlington Bennef Mysfevi,s n Line
following statement under oath written and sent to
us, for publication, By Arlington Bennett confined
In prison. 1t sxplsns ttssh:-
"sir. You have extremely obliged me by publishing
ny card end leave further to throur
have figured so largely in the Police Gs.stss sos
the hands OF that individual Samuel Drury
2. vnom or ross s%ssnsss srscty knew nothing sH-
ster part Of July or rst part Of last where
remained for not mere then so minutes he bsios at
that time on . visit to One Eyed Thomp pson.
Some esbort time after Thompson who was introduced
to me by J. c. Ashiey, with whom had but slight
on him and Ashley which won their confidence As
this Russ will come In my defence under evidence
foIbssr to notice il here Thomp,sn nov freely CON.
municated bis sss TO me, and after the lOs Bristol
Bills which Thompson manufactured were blown up
by IN. Arrest Ashley he Thopson undertook to get
up new hsua Of 10, so, leo, < SEQ on the Trades.
mans Bank Of New ork (see Mr. Bolen the sngraver
OF Broadway which were TO be passed principally
the Messeppi this winter. One Of this batch $50
he sho~eo me, which he said was made from dollar
bill On bossting Of the quality Of the he said
the TrsdetmsHs Bank In Chatham square Some days
after Passirg by that shop kept by Mr. Beers curio-
found to be- by mark on it the identical Bill xhich
Thompson had shown me in the Country. Onmy re-
turn ZONE this Circumstance mentioned to him IN n
Jocoe manner when he broke out into and gave
the lie that 1t was not the bill At tins started
from ms residence, slammins his door Is went out
but he pursued NE rapidly into my lawn Ut night
when fem hs rage feared should be murdered by
HIM soS told him If the ruse had played on him
TO win Dis confidence which placed me sii In more
dangerous position. defended the russ matter Of
ta'e'y against man who by his own confession had
been indicted eleven times for various Offences when
We parted. Next morning observed al sngragss |
sh N led 10 bis employ pacing WITH such agitation
Tboupson bad quit, daring the pr- vious night or |
esrly that noipipg then assnred his wife who |
isss fre@ 100 a hs matter s"e q @ ass osa" nosa q,
htculd net medde myself Ia their affairs She OBJ
f!f n nurs, Ia
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ives ct her dock In Warren street. Il being then three
O'Clock. The company landed ct . quarter past
three, and all seemed much grshsd with the trip and
the Of the great enterprise which reflects 90
much credit on all who connected with It.
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AsRVsL- uErsHTuats.
Govsrner hsnfsy, Mirnssots; Mu. Fanny Keubs
Fuller. flDsd.leh'a; nr ihops.. baltimore; william
buoth. st Louis, :. " Bsrp W LuJsig. B Paul,
Ihilsd.IIhis, = Jobusoo. 81 Lcuisj > sanford,
Nes Lsvsp, sir. shaw snd lady. eostoa. wniiam
Va ,Hs. tudaIr; A. E'nbsn a. II MGb,i Bo.top;
roisr sa~y.r &. q ~; B.bcous I;I y.
sIsrshtsT ksntueiy, @ Il ,soraos. II 5 A; >. as ia
Iustts AZ" LADY, Aexican legation, Washiuston. "
, lsh. Mass = Brooke sna lady. Lsoosstsr, "a ~
}. 2. tlsIk a PT.vo.t wnlan st.rh.n Montreal; q.
wsde snc fsuriy Bostnn; Vtli am Peterson. Pnits H
v. bslL Nhgiuls. Csp'sin Wtkius Minnesota. s. v.
..'tr y. q. s-s'sn, u L"si.. H WALKER
pfns waisott snd ia9y. " wtl,ott sud
hoy New ioih. Ceoshsy, :. y Ns,ins sati.
moe b. uTahsn Memghis; ". -. Robinson aud
dsrshtsf. Bah. Ne y y Anderson Louisvili., capL
tfsnt baii, slcutts; a. roresius, BaH-r Phus ;
fbss'.. Z. W Gsnupe' lsion; ~ E,iioae sBd i.-y,
NsInt4t, ~ Sssfs. Wet r,trt. y toff@y Be-tyns
,. Ney.s ana Isay. N-iu. -. " rat Ban.i, Ju.vs
kintsll sud lady ,I1Lisrd; Isucsst.f, fIIs Rev.
- NeL,sp tr.shoIo, w o J. bad Bo~fon, .. L~rd,
fstd, Hev a. Bttsr toio spntps sp.ucsr s. ~.
nroi'y Jues. ~srs srorg ths srnssle yesterday. al
'tItslh iibasay a.. 81 Gao n Gs.,ei son.
Fiushisg 30 'sutu . tnls~. Granger u ~ her
ltis y 'isgg. G'crse nsutst, -. ,.ss.ii sesioa.
a scrsfs Rio o. lru'iro. +, =. Touus Dale ssrr.
". EsIsgr wsstcts.'u. a.. Hssn. Long lsisps ~vr-
sDcis tie sri,sis a. ~ Ar,rirse.
nsntssp aecmssr b. As ~ fS o'cioct a w. train
ffsm Ftw htuus~itt. p4sstDe ouad tb- -.
t~t.t fs Nafss' ents stisat d.pss ~ tns cts,
stout "a ccssk ~. nornirx t- iorssfd ax,- ~ ose
81 ~. bt,ss 80 ts tr-n dfsgssd short a,-'ascs
D. - gy.a UNs t@.tr
sn0 thc ~.ishf shs ve.s,ns
uE.t D. cbDqD.i, trrcsa the bi"ksa ~ th. az
ffo ths nstr urasr tn este tste large hg,-
HDi futiLso rssfty every fsst ont - ptrstins ~.
go fs - ps--srssif bot vsiy e,~ry 90,
.test.d ~ib.uf tht siEtt.ft ttJuIy s,.houtb o.. ,s
civo.si ieu ihf"usH te h't- az a. bts n,tadis ~.
20 The isst 90 ttts ss- $50 tsiursa aud a..
uusts ~ both ~sfr tfosrs vp rhs scrtssst tsss
ls fsu parity tn ~ other tt-oN sua q -.,trss ~
tffuet.o utt 4 ttsir far Npr totk aBd ne urAi
ustb ~ htiad'iphis uutn - o'rcck toe frssi
49, tlssTsu "a 'ortutae that 80. sceia. ~ hse
lstto ~tt. ~" rs'o rst l.F aptsa, - oer sis
ths ewouid ptotaby have bssnt.us p.savsi irju ga
ksNask 80 .sn. -
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ehNkkAI tkkM
Notes fof rebfv-ry genefs tern ~ tbs court
.Ass t- tlto "a "a bsiets ostsr1. ssaarJ -.
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,er'p,ien. Tie following Vas II. bill OF iare;-
n,r,c Turteys. ,hoess.
1Ssiss 1f,s.' en- 'a''' r"s,s ssss HojS. HojSs.a.m,ooea
Isuleset, riqu6, Teee, lsmIis with @,ll-
fsiH fSaH, en- espston. FoSB,a,s, fJrnnles. a.
hTse l'Is d hais,s'd. rerdris. fssy csf,s
20 dss fuiuer, Biscuits Glaee.
ciisi n ssiseo, Ice crssus and lees "a forms,
Iotftsr Je.ly urtrges Ia bsilsyus
ssncTftss. cbsrletts Kesss
Jsnb,r ssccrt, ksTrsues,
h,s de tesuK en- asIio, Grapes, orasses
ttSHs, tSS's fssy hili'i sTiis:, S sc.
rslo Alto Churubusco Chap sltepsc and Csrro Gordo
we're tIikiugy dsir sstsd by the confectionery models,
and each lao she American Has flying from Its summit
IL pity Go n ake an onslaught upon these
"ms,rious c,viesf;n but they were 20 ssss. sad 50
lsafsd s.tsuits of the tity GUNd sud tbuir i1otis
We UT not emit mention a the rats-t trsAtf All =
he cercious flowers, q ersry hue. which fsrt their
tdos ell Ground In the etGtfe q the head or gusis
tsbs gorgeous bouquet II cut novtts, ghicn one
would tBilk . net have come from ahundfsd gitdens,
,sTisus ~ere ttey sud 20 iair YET they ~-f. 1ss
Irtdycti,n of AIR Nibl0s garden at iofksnie. Anonr
th'm usisa 'piendd ccueis vhts rose, % y HUNS
the y id,re tie Saoho Novo the Acacia sud fonp =,
CO either ,nd % the table were two ssoinsent
1usesn Ns'es In -hch we're growing gorgeous I~Poh-
css tf 6.pt cuots that atr acted unis~rssl sdaira
ten Aost 81 these flowers have been trained under
N. care Of MI NiLo, vbo by the bye made veTy beau
tiul II Gov 10 jsies In which tne leaves
and csiiesie tIt wtrs dohe 20 Ysriecttou. besides
thss there w,te ghiy bouquets provided ~ the tom-
ntee OF the CITY Guard. aud scattered over the tables
all Il tbtm very the Not only these we're taken for
the fnir. but yIfyitprstsly gentleman stt.ckrh ohe
f the yases Of iapOUcss, not sasiDy one tpEer End
th. otter vtuo have shared the fate but fr The
ilttTposifitn u lazy. Doubuees these g'nu'mrn
thought the Gcstrs were severed frcm their parent
tttEs. tbd xsre no lcuH.r gtosing
The room wsS Illuminated with forty.tso ohan-
Gftfr ftuIts ia each 81 three rows AID the supper
tsbe With the brilliant sstsmbaxe which eat al ~,
constituted IN intsustnE spectacle. The gbois VAS
rot VI Ngbo acne. In this city kuovs hoe to doi
GCIfidsiiIx that $40 included supper aud sibes,
the ucsss were really cbtsp. tbsmpsgnes and
ofEet ulnes noNsd la sbnuornce A. mUcn ss fl5
sLd sat Lad BEEN tGs red for ucseie. aud rsfused
Ilt cpd BY thea sises after the company
t.ius tou kusy ,Bpsg.d before In attending 20 the
oonfofts u othrrf. Among the tentinsnts pf0pDetd
va 1bs Lasid. the bost popular paper In New
loik and tze Bnited states" -
Amer ,u1p,r osrcips VAS resumed, ssd hept up tin
fCut Och "a wIsn the c,mpeuy separated, alter en-
| joyiEg artfy delightful fssu'ity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-24
The City Guard-BalI at NtbIo's Garden.

The CAty Guart-Ban at NtblO's Garden.
On Tuesday evening" the crack ball OF the season
took place at Niblos Garden 1t given by the Of
hcsrs and members Of the City Guard the brilliant
company commanded by Ca plain Nc Arjle. The tick
cts issusd in addition to the members the oom psny
we're limited 10 100; the price $40 esch-sdting
ladies The intention not to have numerous but
agreeable and select ball this idea was fully real.
zed 1t vas very fashionable and elegant assembly
There were presept guests Major General Sanford
and ala Brigadisr General Even and aid Brigs iier
General Storms and aid CeleBel wal3rake Major
NSrthToP, Major hyde Adjutsnt ripckney Major
foote Of Connections, Captain lie Gal Captsio vos
burgb, Captain fInrt Captain NcLsa Csledonisn Fu-
leers: CAPTAIN Murphy. Montgomery Guard; aAvtaa
GesenbsiDer lion sutphen Justice Os borne (ior.
mer csptsin of he corps) Hnd Captain Cszsnau Ven
cioss The rolloxipg osicers OF the CIV Guard were
present capt "A MeArdie Lieuts Cszsnsu. w. IS
fost jun }. heddsp, T. V. Mondon Qusrtermaster ID.
IL Gregory. surgs"p w Fisher
ffe company. xhich mustered strong hal on for
the fret tine. their and handsome uoioFIn which
has con plet.y transformed their appearance For
elegance and beauty IL far surpa-ses snYtbing In the
city t lie the former uniform revereed, which red
tui ped up with white it Is white turned up with
ieo and gold The embroidery issxquisi-e roe Cisy
Guard were det' fmDDed 10 have the nosrs uu@rm Ia
New York. They spared no expense They rejected
several patterns and degus, iii at leuglh they got
What they ysnted SO nne is the scarlet cloth aud
beautiful that there only fifty yards OF t ia the
city; and consequently. some Of the Guard 60
wait OF the tsme kind Il porte a. before thsy
TIE ola I,c which, though martial is uotso band
scms ~ The The officers goT2et, winch - SILVER
on silt. is exceedingly beautiful Chi, uniform
slt0 aud object II admiration 10 all who
it In fact n !, At for court dress
the isois the Nj dsughersor ister5
Df the members of the soupany; but thsrs cons
ceiI bic number a ssbioBable ladies Who
ntctd With The ctnpEny The GEesses superb toe
prevailing color b.re pink The array OF bssuty lighted
~ with the hfilispt cbaDotli-rs, most imposng
DHBcrg DID not couNtDcs TIL after bine O'Clock. rhs
band IA after the tpiendit la by Scbue
Ger. formerly tsmsroh'r, Witch plays AZ Saratoga
- a.. .sluiIug Neetca
tsIa acquitted its.f sdGsirsbly. The fI wins yes
he ,fCer of the night and Nas engraved on bcaut