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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP con-

DACIFIC MAIL STEA MSHlP COW
PANY.-ony through line for California add 0Tssas
-The public are informed ha. under lhe sew sr.ase
u this Company steamers inspected and approved
by he NsvJ Department. and carrying Tie unitod s'siss
Nal VIII coninus to leave Panama and Gan francisco %
The r and l5h Gays OF each month unes Detained By no
sgodeble accidents and vii touch Of Acapulco ssn pefs
sDo Monterey.
Yhe following steamships belonging 10 tho Psche MAI
s,semshp Company are now IN the Psclhc one Of whcl
vii he always IN port 81 each end OF The route
Oregon | ,099 tuns Republic I zoo tunsi
Panama ,ee7 t1nai Carolina. zoo tuns;
California ] ESQ mnf; Columbus, co rlns
Tennessee, 500 tunf. lsthmus;
tlOTiheruer, 900 tuna Unicorn 500 iaAs;
Fremont, coo tuns
fhs new steamship Columbia will ply between ga
francisco End pors Oregon awaiting the former POI
the urvs Of lhe mails and passengers om Panama sno
returning without delsy win tho mails and passenger
the steamer trom San franchise
regular line Of propelles will be kept mp for tao rsns
porsuon ofeghi and transient passengers between re
rho vel Erown steamship ssrEn 5suos Of l5Oo sOus
tlen, now under charter TO The company ard peculiarly
-ommodou' IN her cabin arrangements, will BE- fsp' W.
Gins q. an -, "a tsnilv bost
One Of tho above steamer, will ssep 10 'oe e0On''D"
between Acapulco and the other Mexican pofts l.
rhe connection IN the Atlantic wtll be msn,snsd ~
Georgia, $500 nnsi Crescent City. l,6O0nsi
Ohio 5000 tons, Cherokee, 800 nansi
Empire City, 900; Philadelphia 900 tn.A
seagsg Eevy,yofk for ch.gTes on ibs i'm and se d
Pie nsw steamship Eidorado aod me FALCON viii iOms
lirect line between New Orleans ard Chsros lesvh "a
such periods viii insure little delaotou ~ possbs
the l6ihmus and ionsinE with The Pacific Steamship
through lire ard from New Orleans and pors 10 hsneo
California spd Oregon Passage iron New Orleans ca
30 secured from ARkeYRoN0, LAWEnsOh %.
Agents a. hsi place
Fhe fare Tor rough cke rom Her.YOrt 20 Sen rrss'
cisco has been reduced from =
44o0 10 STATE Rooms to.........."..'.''.sS1
$3.50 IN Lower Cabin to..............'.ss ~
t<u"ln bpscraEes iy
De rate from New York 70 CnAgTos will ne o. ne CIV
est adopted by suy sais sosslesmsF bovesn lnose p
beF4hs. q toWP<~t
"a and 50 gouihsL, or 81 t6eir Agency, III Wsss<i
ADAWH
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.pIuArE SALE-Madison. av.

~ .,i.,5,s tsrs--story ADD site OneE
S5or.l ~ ~, fSod sin. 81 "a be eS'.-,y nas
MsoisOosy be.-.ee r~s.y I'VE zee sss 10 deph ras
So..s htch a * feet inches IN deDta nnsn1o 70
,sSp .,Is sb All mo.,o improvements i'r e,nve,ece
80 -. o.s CrolOn ws-r soesttng IOO-'' "sl-r Cc',s
suen sor IN ne poecnsss money can rcnan on ppn1
alSass F0T pfic- sod tarthsr parucmsfs Anpyt -
mvIsIW A. j BIZ sCkEk, Aocl)neef, : o1oeI1N
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r. lRANDOLES, SOLAR AND FLUID

~ LAMPS -Girandolos with and bssurif., Sow,
sree drop Cal and the1 Also new sfylss al y m
Tampa with q variety OF solar and Fluid L.rc. ~ N
sizes and Petsrns G. A. BALDWIN, sat BOSery de~T
ec4oW Nnkcr. all -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

KNIM. ,. VANDERBILT would cal
w The attention OF ola customers and the public gonS
F1IlV to his well selected stock Of
CLOTHS CAeslhEREs VrsflN9B,
tna SUMNER sTUPPe, (which be has purchased
he nost favorable terms for Cash, consequently enaon
birr 10 sell 10 accordance al his Weu-knOwn
TAILORING EsTABLISHMENT,
fls Broadway 6rs door from corner Of Cansst vhcfs
Dc IL prepared 10 make up GENfLEMENS and BOYS
CLOTHING Of every description. IN iS neztess and NOR
fashionable Style.
he also Keeps constantly hard wei selected
nent Of Geutlemen's snd Boys Ready Made Clothing
Also general assortment Of
eESTLBAEHS FURNISHING ARTICLES,
Ofevery variety al l5w-
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TRAV YELLING.

4 S. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
NJslFORNlA, Cubs Central and 5oub America ke-
indispensable 10 travellers and gold mners 80 sure pro
protection sgsinss foreign aggression Visitors 10 he
worries tslf' require Ihem, II they ysI the Coauoeaa,
especially 10 its disturbed Americ apply
Ing for letters ire London Post Office nusl produce h
passports. Issued BY }. B. MONIES, Notary Puohe. q
Broadway mJl0 lvs
PASSENGERS FOR THE WORLDS
d FAIR OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CON
FANY For BREMEN, via Southampton The sAh
steamship HERMANN, Il Cftblree commsadsr will sail
Tor Bremen via Southampton, on SATURDAY, Msytp
from Pier No 8 North River.
An experienced Surgeon 70 attached to The ship
All letters must pass through the Post Okce.
Specie delivered Ia HRvre.
For passage or freight sppy TO M0LLER, SAND h
RlERA, Agents 81 Broadway
The steamship Washington will succeed The Hermann a
the l4lh June. myi lea
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AND.--A good chsnce is now ofie1ed

III ANA SOOu cnanc0 Is now offered
h<to puTchake piece Of and conzlons ave and tenth
ncea thought 10 be zoe hCest s or cluntry seat or hotel
90 the hsnks Of the hOtsoa. NstUaed short distance
above the DEPOT =, poohss Ferry t~enGyoue miles from
Chambers a.. and seJOlo,ug tks diver IL com made a
complete view thereof from sho civ 30 he HigIsnds
Tnere 70 hns sptng Of wasas 90 ths plses Apply NJ
n. COUZkNS. DooNs's Ferry, Or on Thursday l. n al
q COWDRAYs omee. IS Chtnbsrs st, Newton.
mylS 81
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NFRGTSON,S Family ARROW ROOF

LNF KIIUSUN = IsmlIY hNINO " ttOO1
STARCH The superiority Of Arrow Koot ior stsfSn
Inc hss heep long known II has hitherto been 90 costly asI
eou a ouly be used FOR the fnesi articles Of dress OAK
rov offered At shout TIE price o. common Starch 10 eon.
cnerce Of us being ore extersvey Manufactured nan
fornerlv ard being stronger viii 20 much lrthe fat
% In bunceS ard boxes, and Ter Eae by ths incips go
arc druggists 81 ten pound, and Tno.esAe %
no truUST l0t and 4s6 John-sL
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d. r. DIETZ, dealer in every variety
~ o. gu CsmPbsns and Burning fluid Lsmes 81
'Ist l. 50 oooC above Barclay full sssoTt-
slSet - SlIsEuoes' bal Lsmps aud Lenlsrus Lamp
Wles Lamp shsdes sed asses Of al kinds Pure soeru
tsra ace 1se Oa Csnphsae and Stunning P.aid whole
sac ard retail MCDANIEL Lamps Ceansd enS Rs,,sr.s
As1b 1S4hPs SAso eN W opef. A. Lfsl~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

ZINC PAlNT.-The subscribers having
Ib.eu appointed Agons for the sale Of this osl suEs
ror PANT Manu- 'actured by the NEW JERSEY IA
PLORING AND MINING CO are COW prepared 10 s1s
eate orders for the same any extent ..
Yhis PAINT having stood the moat severe tests 70 nsW
s6e-ed 70 the public a. PAint In ell respects superior
White Lead The public respectfully Invited 70 ca 1sS
PAYEET LEAD PIPE, saEEf LEAD, BAk AnS
sIr fTIp corstsntly on hand and for sale
tiS aiHUEL o. CORNELL Co
v7,Sn. No 24S Water-si. New YoFs-
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DRY GOODS, &c.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manuiss
Z jared auder 6oODYEAks r.ielA Shs Novar
lneis Rubber Manufacturing Company, si0fs 50 AS'dea
isns NeW.York factory, NeWsFE, Eeg. Jsrs5y 'fm'
Company ere manufacturers ana ~holesslo ieslers IN
diheTsn articles manufactured 1nder eoodyssrs
Patent and GUARANTEES al her GOODS "a being oqusl 4
quality representation Merchants FrQursird cal
III goods are wsrrsuisd 70 siaut sDy cinsiR Fhe
liberal terms n country dealers
HIkAN HUTCHINSON. President
WARES AcKsRNAN. Secretary. MA 2IuDk8tps
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PIANOS.

a. A R II RART & NEEDdAMS
~ holesse Depot Tor the sale Of the IMPROVED PA.
TENT hELODE0NS, recently op-ne1 al 80 Broadway
Prices from s45 10 $50 J. ). CLARK, Era, floor.
myl5 ma
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NERGUSON'S Manufacturers Ak
pOw.ROOT STARCH -Thls aricls warranted pure
Root hs. been ko1nd ny vs-ous manu 'acur-Cs OF
~ottoa ard wooden goods n New Eng sra snd
- .,o hv auno eses % hs 1p-os - sy stscn "a us-
m, rereh and the Low price II which Il ~ so' mtAstN
sesifails article for manufscu'eTs ls1odress S5eH'
80 ohera usipg much starch For sale, N hsfres ~
sCHlEFFELlN, BRordES,s g.,
fr.MWLR IN4 Ano llD yOuusE
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NOR SALE or To LET-In tho vii

n lsge Of Stamford. Conn, within 10 minutes wan OF
abe Railroad Depot Mainst, few rOds OF Sollh
acre. 81 Land, Dweug HOuse. about square, wh
lce b0a'a Barn ana Cisern, &c variety OF fIIW ana
eercs, uees large portion otths purchase money may
remain on bono aud mortgage cesred For terms, &c.
tnQ0ire =, SO HowArd.sI the premises-stsn'Od,
May 5, 1881. N.Y. 2wt N. AIRES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16
WATER FILTER.-Tne

CENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tos
Ucowp.r, hereby .gpd'e y: paose thai asy are pre-
P~0o :, r,6 -,ent esn uniformly DO Their sKts1-
y Wy gSoIesse sde requrr them 10 Keep on RAND vs
ar, assortpeuL the purchaser reslI neces'eiy &c
-. $50 sdvhnsgeF By tracing Win them not ootA1ec
$1,000 civ ara country families you'd greatly -
nil tbeir rteresi by ouly Regarding ms adVeTseme1t
80 ,hs ode,t Tes Company 10 The city f1el Only
.,s,I,,hmept h At I25 Chsthsm-st, between Fear 400
sooseyet and they h.ve pow no ortnce stores 0rocep
snppied IL EmsH quantities " low ~ y Voc cne''
~ SIM
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IIOUSE AND GROUNDS.-For sale

u or 20 let or ne Hudson RIVER ~ me5 ftom town,
hsrosone and convenient hOnse with sSbe &c. R
gly new, bSrt fuished throughout msthle msnlaG Gc
70 6uibed and ready Tor OccloNuon Tas 10 lbs
Aoautnl site on the River viii he sad no 'stirg
serms Apply TO WALTER MEAD, 90 Broadway
myl2 lws
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-Three lots Of

ground ON the north SIDE Of Nlnstee, h a., e9mmsne'
6sst ve.f ~ FHb.az -esrh lot n ~ hail ne olock
For terms &c apply 70 ANTHONY j. BLEECRoR
m 1880
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT
Dipstch LiDe-fiss Vessel.-fhe new and sess"
EeW-fCFk buht clipper ship EAGLE, jobs r~1
having nearly al her cargo engaged and going 90 -
VIII have imme late dispstch For balance o. msis"~
passage, spplJ 10 L. q. SUTTON CO. "s
mis- Tvs
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nOMESTIC GOODS at reduced prices
DFOR CASH -Bleschsd ard N be4cbed MUsins,
Print Bed Ticks DrIings DeLims brown Linens mems
suo bovs sumner wear FanDes &: Also Irish Linens;
LIN en- 81 eetpg, Diaper Tsbe Otbs, To Hokfs 81,
for sale by WIN MATHEWS, 90 Catnerte Of myl5 81
SPOOL THREAD" Hoyle's Royal
CPstcnt swsnsdoUu Sewing Cotton "A very s1psrlar
article foI sale by l.. o. WILSON co.
usOH II Cortland snd IS Dsy-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

CALlFORNiA.-Transpor tation across
~ the lstbmus OF Panama -ZACHRIssON. EEL.Os
co Of PsnAns, from heir long oeheIce on M -
mus being estsb isbed there sioce 8i0 wei pepuI
10 transport fes ht he Ishnus or take bfoeka
10 San rsLcisco, ~ sbiopes option bot each psct
must be Of portable size ana weight ard properly ~
cred Az N. Go are BOT responsible for dsmsgeWE
cicent 10 tbs transit. The ebsrges OF trsnsps,tsuos
prepared Ia Hew.Yofk. Agents 10 Chsgres-ZAcHnso.,
ErLsos HYAns Agent In Cruces and GorgoDs-Jos
FUscK For particulars, spply 10
mis- In e. ZACHklsSoN 4 co, 90 Wd&
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7 OTIS IN VESEY ST. TO LEW

4 <Two fine commodous lofts near Greenwich St being
he second and thrd oors ofsor g. Vsseyst Possess
ion given on or before the 2h ins oqure On me ore u
sss ~ lmlS lw' 0REENLEAF & KlNsLEY
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L'OR Observation-Disclosures States
a Mall steamer ARCTIC, Capt James Luce -rnh
steau ship will depart with the msls Europe positively
on Saturday, May a. at Y O'Clock from her berth The
toot OF CanasI No berth occurred I'LL paid for AL elsu
must Pass through the Post Once For freight psga
hsyir untQualed accommodations for elegance or CON
fort, RpplyiO EDWARD ~ COLLINS, % wall
~ Positively freight will DO received on board anef
TnUrsdsy evening. May ~. .
The steamer BALTIC viii succeed the ARCTIC and
sail JuDe7. N.Y.
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TTvO MANUFACTORERS.-To Let -

gevefsl FIRE large rooms IN tbs new brick huldlog.
corner Of York and eene ts, Jersey Guy, WIZ sFEAh
POWER hsvag q good supply Of soh wsier 90 the
rem,ses Location only block from the Ferry, and
particularly sdsped for light mechanical hg'i.-'s
TheIe will he let separately or togehsr n" ur-
her Information spply on the pre- lniss,, or TO
mvISlwA GRINNGLL SON q Asidenisue.
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FOR SALE & TO LEI.

IDEAL ESTATE NOTICE.-West-
Id, $500, COUNTY Proosr,v-A Register OF Farn'l
PLOTS Corsges Mris -ad vulags Loi tor % g.. ne
10 Ist can be seen the ics VI NJ CoHoIsy' In
formation. d. X COUZENS Agent fOf " ',.,Is Ins
Ofies nj Dobbs Ferry. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

NlCHELL'S LAMP STORE.-The
I'VE Business Of the shove store removing frOm TO "A
CSihsrine It All IiDds Of Campkene and glad Lsuaps
Manufactured the premises Vhoessls and retail; Burn.
Ing FLUID and Cappnene barrels and half bAret % tie
Srsi qcsf:y Al the lowest Prces ~sgolers supplied
Fsney S1lST and FUid Lamps GrEndoles &c Al reduced
rates impw.cks Of AL kinds 81 whOlesss all I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

pRINTER'S BLANKETS-And Lap
4 ping rnzrsyers Gnt boiler CloIh, for sale by
a LIZ BARON S. PinSct
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Ar PRIVATE SALE-A small Coun-

~ sea, al spe. sng for sale Of the 6oet places
ON Inc EAT barb Of HuosOp RIVER COMMANDING anoe
vie up AID down HadsnE, c)n1e'png Shout ~ seer
N ground viii hne In provemeDis Ga1 tbucdaalYso
with fruit trees srd shubhery and wilma ess lneo bs
raie Of the railroad oepot 8oGslog f1r nA4eulA'
apply 70 COLE L CHIFFON, AacSionesrs, WsusA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AAA'A ~ -
TRIPLER LL.-SATURDAY,
Il ulhJANUARY.-MAX MARETZEK has the honor
to inform the public that having concluded his extensive
SiiDnssi"e a GRAND r NJ MUSICAL FESTIVAL
TRIPLER HALL,
On SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY Il,
In which will appear the great Csnatrice
MAURICE STRAKOSCH
The eminent Pianist
ssnO1oo SAE s6 Nib sENEvENTANd sor S00'
sANoUiRIco and the Full Orchestra
ITALIAN OPERA.
II with the greatest satisfaction that MAX MARET-
EEK is able to also, that he has made arrange
NJ HAUSER
Who will make lis
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AK MARETZEK
PROGRAMME.
L Grand Overture to Beelhoyen's OPERA
LEONORA,
Executed by the Full Orchestra
Duetto BuGo, from Donizetlfs opera,
"CbetChe mmantnenle'
Signor BENEvENTANo and Signor SANouiRIco.
3. Grand Scena from Rossinis Grand opera Of
DA GAIA LADRA,
(Fhst time
MADEMOTSELLE TERESA PARoDI
l. Fantasia R0m"n'l OK sSYLPHIDE,
composed az MAX M4RE II Elk III 81 '"0 "
5. DueuO-"A eOnsOsTm saIeTsai" from DOnze'tr'
Miss V. WHITING and Signor LORINI.
G. The celebrated Ronde de Concert called
LA SlCILIENNE,
Composed and executed by
NJ HAUSER.
PART H.
T. (By general reguesp the Overture Strskoschs OPP
era GIOVANNI DI NAPOLI,
Executed by the Full Orchestra.
g. Dueto from DOnzeuis Opera. QuesO Addio,"
ROBERTO DEVEREUX,
SignOrina A. PATTI and Signor LoRINI
9. Grand Fantasia de Concert,
MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
10. Brilliant Variations di Bravura, on al air from
UGO CONTE DE PARIGI,
Composed aud executed by
NJ HAUSER
II. Grand Scena and Aria from RossnIs
SEMIRAMIDE,
MILL E. TERESA PARODI.
PART Ill.
r. Max Maretzeks new and brilliant Polka, called
THE CHIT-CHAT POLKA,
Executed by The Full Orchestra.
IS. Cavalna from Donizetts opera Of LINDA Dl CHA
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
Ii. The renowned Duet, "Gomno DOnore," from
SEMlRAMlDE,
Mile. T. PARODl and Sgnorna A. PATTi;
10 The Bird the Tree Fable, written for children
Composed and executed by
NJ HAUSER
MAX M h@iters himself that his efforts TO combine, on
the same evening. such an unequalied attraction of
THE GREAT MUSICAL CELEBRITIES,
will be duly appreciated by his patrons and has determined
put the price OF Admission las former occasons
ONE DOLLAR
to all parts OF the house Tickets be had at the pruci
pal Music Stores and at Trpler Hall on Friday and Sat-
urdsy.
Doors open e-to at Tito conclude at LOT
o'clock. j9t
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r. scale OF PrlccB-Eo PrIutCrss-oy IesJlls
ton passed unanimously of the NETWORK PRINT
Frs UNION the Scale Of Prices adopted by that body
60 into eec. on and after The frs, day Of February ISL
C. W C SoIEii Secretary - = '''O 10
re- NOtice.--At a meeting OF the Practical House
Painters Benevolent Protective Association held on Mon
day evening" JAN 6, 1851, the following Resolution was
Resolred That in accordance with Circular previously
forwarded 10 the employers, notice be sent 10 them
through the newspapers demanding the rates Of wages to
be 81 IS per day from the Let day Of March until the Let
day OF November and 81 50 from the LIST day OF Nov until
Signed in behalf q the Society J. W. SWIFT Rrss.t
JOHN LITTLE, Recording Secretary. y ~
a. Rutgers Female Insttute;-The annual In meet
ing Of the stockholders Of this Institution VIII be neld on
MONDAY 18th inst al u O'Clock NJ in the chapel ofthe
The Annual Report will be presented. and Election
held for FIVE Trustees In place OF those whose term eX
presNew-YOrk Jan 1851 By order Of the Board
r. Mercantile Library Association-Regu-
lar Nominations for IS5l.-The Nominating Com
mittee of the Mercantile Library Association respectfully
submit for the SURFACES of their fellow members the onow-
ng nominations for officers Of the Institution lot Inc ensu-
log year; 81
Henry Oakley T., with K6. P ao%s5d Insurance Co.
Charles w. Ogden with S. T. Jones * Co.
For Corresponding Secretary
John Merchant with Cameron Brand
For Recording SecyetdTy
Willard L. Felt with Willard Felt.
For Tyedsurey
g. G. Williams with Chemical Bank.
For Directors
Daniel F. Appleton, with Robbins Brotner
Lewis 3 Henry Henrys Smith Townsend.
Jas w McCullOh Robert l.. Maitland
Chas. W Lawrence Joseph X. Taylor
james ID. Smith HOyt Tnhnghasi.
ThOs. FesseDden il - Warren a co.
Joseph Black - Bernard Hutton
JOHN NJ. VAN DERLIP, Chairman.
j. WmFRED HARTLEY. Secretary dSO 5p MIhSS'
~ Benefit TO John Ii. GOugh.-A Temperance
Demonstration will be held at the Broadway Tanernace
on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 9, the proceeds, amer
deducng the expenses be appropriated for the beneht
ofMr Cough Hon James Harper VIII preside IA a1-
dress will be delivered by John b. Cough Singing by me
Union Singing Association It expected that the numer
Gus friends Of Mr. Cough will cooperate 10 make this an
interesting meeting Tickets II! cents, to be had at the
Doors open at .! o'clock exercises to commence
at j. <ns
~ LIQUID Hair Dye improved 40 as TO color the
dsir Whskers the moment is applied without the least
injury II entirely free from unpleasant odoI and can DO
washed with the strongest soap Immediately applied
without waiting TO dry For sale, applied al BATcHEL
ssis Wig Factory. Wall-st nlyl5 TuTh&Satn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW fUDLlOAI HUNS.
VALUABLE AND INTERESTING
BooKs-Pubhshed this week. By HARPER
BROTHERS, 81 Cif-st.
ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9Th.
THE MOTHER's RECoMPENsE:
Sequel to Home Influence
By GRACE AGUILAR-
$40. Paper. Price Sc.
s9me one Of The mos, ehs.ts aaa 2sA9 @
ulcang entmen Of The pure morality Ihs sequel traces
has introduced to the reader As work Of fiction Of an elevated
sacer the sequel worthy Of general peIusa distinguished
morality which eharacer-. Influence and eel conf
B 0Sfon Journal
ON THURSDAY, JAN. 9th.
THE ISLAND WORLD OF THE PACIFIC:
Being the Personal Narrative and Results Of Travel through
the Sandwich or Hawaiian Islands, and other
parts OF the Polynesia
By Rev HENRY 7. CHEEvER,
Author OF The Whale and his Captors"
With Map and Engravings limo muslin. Price 81 co.
LIST OF ENGRAvtNGs
J. Map of the Island World Portrait Of Kamehame-
has. Honolulu and It's Environs Il Island World Of
Csnoes5. Monument Of Easter Island and Man OF Tan
nA-6 War Canoe Of the Island WOrd.-7 Fejee Island
Whales of Cape Hom.-l0 South Pacific Al6atros--ll.
Diamond Head Crater near Honoluu.-lZ kaipuholos
Bread Fruit.-lS. View of Kealakekua Bav-H Wonders
of the Deep-l5 Nallg of the Crater Of Kanea-l6 XII.
lusnca by MoOnighL-l7 Mission Premises at HI and
IN Puna.-l9. Cascade of the Rainbow, Waikiki, Hio.-
p. Chart OF the Hawaiian Islands.
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