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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

RRDAv, Jan. 3l-oP.A.
AsHEs-Sinoe our lest there bsA been but little 70.
ration In the market fer this article but the eenaA0
not active. Sales of 30 bills made, including
Bsr.Dsrvrrs.-FlsurrTo STATE and western Sour
the market Was somewhat depressed to dsy; but We
have NO change of interest to note In value 1hers
fair inquiry for lots to supply the wants Of the
local trade; but for the East there little II any
thing doing Ohio nour was In some demand for sx-
transactions In consequence we're limited 6pecustose
svincsd less inclination TO force sales and many %
without obtaining il Some 500 bills domestic have
been disposed Of 1t - 81 81 80 for No supernne;
8 81 81 sly for so%ISn TO good ss.;. ~
Wisconsin; 81 rs 81 SIX for Ohio, good and round
hoop BY the way Of New 0rlsans IS So 90 for puro
Gepeeee and other descriptions before quoted Ca
madam -four was In fair request for the Provncss bu
being freely offered prices have declined About
1000 barrels changed hands 1t 81 76 for common, In
bond There better feeling in the market Tor
Southern -four and the demand was good In part fer
a10 b iGf 0oa use Iasss n0t
alize 1t the prices offered by purchasers Sales %
leo barrels were made, including common to good, ct
was in fair request and the mark.t ruled arm Tae
operations comprised $50 barrels Psnnsyivsnia st
very firm it'll saer Of 100 barrels Jersey at 50 o9,
ana Brandyvine at SO rs Wheat Was heavy ana
turing The bushes: doing was puoR restricted By
the high pretsnsions Of holders Long Island waa
s esns ~ s oss At 81 s. o. ,ceordns to qa:y
81 IT, and Ohio at 81 ob 81 Os Rye vas held firmly,
and the ruppy was limited 1t Mas difficult 10 obtain
anything OF lot under SOC. Oats were trias hrmes
and in request, at As Soc for Northern and As 47A
for jersey Barley was steady and uoh wanted 1T ~
81 l21s for ordinary to prime two rowed The mar
ket for Corn was lower but active. The demand
was better, and the sales reached Is 600 bushels at
66Hc for Southern yellow, and CSC for Wits
Jersey, including some 10000 bushels Southern, to
arrive on terms not made public
Z CorrEE.-We noticed q steady demand for all dc.
scrptone, with esles of 200 bags Rio at Tx Ike
leo bags Laguayra at 12c Toe do African slightly
stained, terms not made public; SO bags Jamaica
at IKE; and some email lots st. Domingo ct lie.
CoITss-The market still continues very quiet, the
of the day only amounting to 500 bales ct foS>
mer prices. We continue our quotations -
IIxra IL cArInN
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On "wednesday, JsRusrv ~. by the Rev a. NJ. Tssaos.
MT ADolFHus TO ME, EMELiNs gossr. dsug liter OF
Benjsmin Gomez, Esq., decsasad all OF this city.
On Thursday, January 30, Mt Brooklya. By the Rev
w ii. Lewis also By the Rev q. q Pise, Mr. swRvsSpo
DK "a HuERrA. Of Havsna, to Miss EaiLr AuGUsrA,
daughter Of ths late VIM. Bskewell
On January 20 by the Rev Mr. Bsrrisn, BR~iops
X. Rocsss 10 srssv H.YwARp oil OF this city.
On Monday, November %. 1850. by the Rev. Edwin
v. Hatfield. Mr. n HoproS kErCH TO Miss ELizssrrH
NoUNe, all OF this city
At baltimore on Jarusry 90, by the Rev. y p Done
len joins F.sRrLL OF the arm Of John Higgins Co !,
New York, 20 pLacFrrg y youngest daughter OF Gem
N odore j. ID. DANIELS. OF Baltimore
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TaE WORLDS FAIR.
Nv oRLp.s TAIR Arr uNIoN-uNpRR

WORLDS FAIR ART UNIoN-UNDER THE MA
w nsgement Of the New York Art Union Company. in
eorporated by the Legislature Of New Yokshares - esch
The company will publish ssgrsving Of the Ia
terror Of the Great Wcrds Fair Zach Of Is will
be Untitled soopy of this print really worth than 81
and hfy subscribers will hsve free hrst cabin
London and bsei and $40 pay expenses white there The
subscription list hllrg rapidly. and the number of
shares IL limited by the charter 81 Incorporation time
shoule be lo In applying for shares Funds ~ the
place from whence sent tab NJ aud rettances By
mail v be at the company risk but si letters he
prepaid Pesmaster snd others remitnr ttt will he
t1sd 70 ten shares Shsres further p.iculars
stsntd On pes r.,sonsy or by p,d letter, the
Ccnrsnys 0fhcs, Ne. ~ Wall street, New York.
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vI,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY BETWEEN
il New York Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washrtop.-
New York once, corner Of Hanover and Beaver streets
-
ths
Pioneer Line with four independent wires f0 Washington
City New York, having Offices At New YORK Jersey City
Newark, New Brunsvick Princeton, Teoton, Phil,del
phia Wilmington, Hsvre do Grace IA nore and wash
Ington City aud connecting with all me great Morse Lin
Eat, West North and South This company having lately
made extensive repairs Of the line gea'y increased lie
facilities and moro thoroughly sysematied its business
In the transmission snd mode o. delivery Of messages
receive transmit deliver
Of messages required for the odaon Of the public
with soouracy, premptncss, sad fidelity hitherto
equaed The teegfsr business of the public i there
fore respectfully solicited the Office or Hanover
sa beaver sta. WN ". SWAIN. President.
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CLOTHING

CLoTHTrC.-sPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING At
" wholesaeWc would call the attention. Of merchants
WHITING New Iort for pns 70 eur stock Of sprnS
and summer Clothing which for extent, variety and excel
l@oce Of Manufacture and Style much superior that n
former season and feel the sppro-
baton OF cothpg dealers all sections Of the country
enc OF The nrm now visits periodically The .ur mar
hcs pnrchaser can rely having all the
silte % goods made into In we'll
of nv sh ana az prices much an hon es who
dep nd solely on this market An nspec of stock
ltfore purchasing elsewhere 10 respect solicited r.
prepared for the largest demand for Caorn.
clothing Of descr ptton, at the lowest rrices
D. q J. DEvLlN
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER HALL-CIvIC
VI Military, and Fancy DreE.-A Present with every
tiobe without lottery i'll uch favor The splendid
Of the strictly accordance with law
and popu., desire viii u, take place above on Monday
gentleman and lady Extra tickets for ladies. dollar
Zach ticket, In addition to the entertainment will
g:sfui articles from Che extensive stock st fy.tls.
previous to. or Mt any time after the Ball. Ths
price distinctly marked every article All who wish
enjoy treat. at expense shoult procure their
tiShsts Immediately the 1gmbsr i, limited The floor
naragers-D. B. Hssbrouok, Richard B. Connolly, John
Agate Carlos Steuart. COMMITTEES OF Arrange mentsW
;snS Nm J. Bsnipg.Sn Spencer cops H. FsneT; Capt
Hooper. Hitchcock. Dodworths celebrated Bsno in full
force engaged for the OCCASION Tickets for sale ct Tutls
Emporium. 345 Broadway. and at Tripler Hail.
NANCY BALL COSTUhEs.-THE PUBLIC ARE RE-
spectfully notified tn At entirely and magnificent
sssemblage Of adies gentlemens and ohidIen
from the latest designs ready inspection
and hire At the old established Costume Warehouse So
Prince street.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

Anew YORK AND rPILADELPBIA.-NEw YORK
~ and Philaderhs direct-Unted states Nail Lise.-
Throx AZ hours New Jersey Railroad
ensss Ii o. for fret and 81 so for second osss Leave
New Yors SIS NJ from foot o. Courtlanat St and ~
A N ava y. NJ, from foes Of Liberty street. Leave
piadeirhis At 5sndsA sndbr. NJ, IRON the foot o.
Walnut street
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GFRlNG GoODs-HATs. cara STRAW GOODS sILR
- anc Satin Bcnnes. Artificial Flowers Para.cls. nc.
GecreeW Jehis Read No ~ q utsndt street tad1ning
he Negerr uotel invite the stention ~ the ruhiis
A,r csee'ivc sssarts-t 81 th and sshienabis goods
n r. NnfY ffsr
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INSTRUCTIONS.


ITO LEARN TO DRAW FROM NATURE IN ONE Les
= sen-frgfe,sot RlCHrEH, from Berlin. bess - inform
hsrenda aud The public that he has iosnd easy
ana simple mode Of drawing oy which rcfs1n wthout
nature any visible oteet such as sndsca 7es Portraits
howcrs etc one lesson perfectly sufficient e. learn
the method As proof 0f the simplicity and goodness OF his
invention Professor Richter pledges his word hat any pupil
correctness Lessen, Mill not be elucd Terms
ten dollars pupil and ess ~ several persons learn tose
Their Residence $50 Houston street corr 81 q Croshysree
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT ny A SHORT
tnd Ray hethod.-ksc empisele MICHEL, formerly in.
trotets in the Institution Of the Legion Hnor ia Paris
DESTROYS q obtaining pufs for the French language a.
herbnowledge Of kngish Il limited she sdlreaoB herself 20
hofe persons only who have slready acquired partial
tnowledge Of the French, and desire perfect them
selves IN The language sns 70 SECURE correct eronuncs
may be made TO hecamoseie MICHEL BIS Broadway be.
tween the hours Of and = Pm.
A PRINCIPAL WANTED FoRAsEw INSTITUTION,
IA TO be opened Nay lst lssi.-A iplcndid new eddce
constructed on the most improved plan with about
hundred rooms, most egity situated nea2the rairosd
facility for snsurins viii be rented
ssh POSSESSING the requisite qualifications and for
Masking u ar ovsngeea school Of the highest order For
further particulars spply postpaid personally, 20 the
9. Il WILCOX. Proprietor.
French Of an hour each day from french iadv by
aFentlemsn accustomed 10 tesehng who
teach her knrish equal time noWedge Of Eugsh
on her part would not be necessary Address b Pest
Office. Nassau street
BOOKKEEPING, ARIrBwEr1c, &C.. ARE TpoR0uGu-
2se Brcsdvsy Each student receives parse Instruction
srd Ny the careful attention bestowed up'n him u rendered
entirely competent to al charge she the
euntirs room oren aay and evening rerns moisrAt..
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L,ALL Hfvpk COaFoRTABiEs -FtRST SIZs ron
teeopd DO for spse tesa third g. for double heds
fourth DO far large double beds hh Do for extra tarr
bds IN 10th art and isecrd qualities, al new patterns
veil mrde ard FLIED With purt cttfrn Prices q asa
pivardt. n aevfstior. 1uOMAs r.FE
u Canal ettett corner e Grvrns Street
lho. 200 fer bttths 81 Ystsss Nv"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

pARNUhS MUSEUM, PHILADEipHIA-P. T. BAR
- Proprietor aud Manager; Henry Sanford assant
hanaGer-Produetiono Of new drAmsto adaptation from
ocldsuiths world known work, THE yICAk OF WAKE
ARRANGED for this BY eminent
Of Philadelphia End entirely distinct from the London
edition Iavore and requested pieces will alao be
pcated The dramatic company Ia 'equaed by few and
sxcellod by none There daily
mercipg IT and r. "A. abe pcpaa voice eommends the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-01

IIEALTH INSURANCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wanted 20 operate fot the Mechanics Union Assooia-
ton In 81 the prrcrn pisces In the Unisd states. This
Association H. the only purely Mutual Health Insurance.
Company In the q. Those wishing an Agency viii sd-
dress All communication 10 ". r. DEAN President Of
the Mechanic Union Associatisn. omoe No. Goodrich
t-ldirgs, Springfield, Mas.
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BROADWAY THSA1RK-sATURDAY EvENINo.FsB.
Count o...so1. ~ M.nsD css. os
y: \: s iss. 4 ~: .;ss
s ss1is Won :i ::
sn s Don NJ whs.s L a.ns
NJ. Aa9e Duchess. Madame PopisI
NIBLos oARDEN.-THE PRcPRIEToR BEes TO
"a. s s gsit ss
from IuIop 1sAss nGp'sut Jean Roa,:s recently arrived
s s:ss 4 ts ~. .ss,sT
e,sns ana 81 ht Ss:fs III
o. , tss Sa.'RH a..
- II E!sas
~ which Nile fee and Mons Bressan viii sustain Tho
u f GRssA e. AsI9n
hea. g. q Ad%.''iS
iss.P'SS s:s' 1s.s
1bru. 3d. viii Be- so.n oo mSsey evening
s -: IL
RSp ssIss
.qu.rter before ito commence At * o'clock.
MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
night Sqss the sssn g1
nIksrRELs comprising efficient and versatile csrps"
Fl In sy s ss
A. Ss % Of Ave nave been Tscsysd With .vs
cents Doors at half past SIX commence, AT half
seven O'clock The patrons Of Chrstys kinstree
spsctfuy informed that the usual Saturday afternoon
certs will be discontinued for the future.
C1RCUs-NEW YORK AyPHITHEArRE, 81 BowERY
~ James H. June 4 Co., Proprjetors Miss Mary Ann
Wells in act, as the syrea Of the Floating Scarf
Saturday afternoon and evenning Feb l. 1851 Miss Nary
Apn wells VIII appear in splendid act q horsemsaship.
which for elegance and effect 10 by
artist Of her ase MT D. RuHnals and Mr. w fraokln.
their classic illustrations two Latbrop,
Clown u W: Franklin on the Flying corde; After The
this HxKsH Captive slave Prv.s Boxes 80 cts;
Boxs rs cts Pit l21a cts; Children. half price.
RURToN'S-LIss J; Hill RESPECTFULLY An
- her benef for Monday next Feb. 3D. when
comedy paul FRY will be played for the hrst this
br Blake; narr, Stanley Mrs. Russell; Ellis. Miss Hill
NLvER wen FAIR LaDY-Ruy Gomez, Mr.. Lester;
Marquis br Blsnd; and first light here of laughabe
farce called TWICE KILLED in whirh Mr. Burton will
play the principal character. Box book now oper.
ITALIAN loPERa.-CARD-sIGNoR A. sANQUIRIco
respectfully bsgs TO inform the of
Plscs Opera House and tho public In general that his
will eff Monday. February emitting sub.cr
20 the right Of using their seats being their
night.
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40 CONTRACTORS.

I owMooE IRON CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC AND
D sir .s H ss e. ss es%s.
1890 for the perpss which Obliged and join u;
Lowmoor COMPANY in sincerely thanking you and VI.
Sposision sonss lime .s be-. prss
sror ana IN he 10 II rom
and we Ar: q opinion ,hss the best means We could .ssp
that letter entire thu newspapers aud the tine
osssips genuine Iosnsar irca i ether sy srpyss direct
K J.hh finch nd sons res xs'cssn L,sipoS who
-. o. Z order q inronss ,hss 9s
NOV sqqsliy dssreus ourselves hs, .h
paTe % Ah rncs may ,hs s
sion . puhsb the LewmoOr Co.'S letter but u ahserty
So.s .:r..s s JOIN piaSi som
with great respect dear air. your oeeden, .e,yas
JopS Frvcp SEN, Eco, Bos.on-Desr Sir Your esteemed
favor Of the th instant duly hssd. ard during my
Sori,s he q tie letter rsirssd 70 Tsi. no.
do nest ohseriully. and remain you're very truly
Nr.s BR.pyoRp. rosHsuRs > sept is,h 1850,
Your name has BEEN ia pSSss ~ ss 81
.hs w. hs,s ns5 he pleasure = eeias here sad -he
stssEa, iss. thai VII sos.
s .s s,.hs Td ssSss e q y ss =. M
sass 200 ssis lively interest IN X wa;sns Y s.Il
sa proved
.%. %s9 s ~. an su ia,
inferior When Mr. our mode n m. ffacturins
Tyre barp he espreged considerable sstonshMe
beirg any variation IN our quality AVID srnz fully
npon thssubeet We learned from him that thirds
lest o All Tyrte bearing supposed mark spurou
they having cross thus between o. ie Noer
fore. our mark being Mr.. Cooks simple Iowmo.r
Ne,hs take immediate steps through ssens Asssrs
John Fsnch sons o. Liverpool tina. this be
IN the United States feel much injury raenni.y
hss sustained BY the rrrchsts ~ suehiuferer iron
vel - cur character being unIustly aree
We FULLY explained 70 MT Cooks al orders addressed
SCENTS bessrs Finch sons would with immediate
attention, sud trongh them all parties rey uNoa orr
Manufacture We trust this explanation will he cient
cur obligation 70 M Cooke for having this before
us any time We cav 10 be Of 10 YOU
or yon shou visit this AZ would much
pleasure 20 make personal seauaint ke esn
time Dc not hesitate employing ~ useui n you
Ard have the honort remain, sr ohedieut
humble servant. HfRD, DAWSON \ HhRDY
I~wmnn rremnsnv
II HsKRiSoNs PORTABLE sRLr COOLING Mills
II. Burt stone Crinders-Pstented November. lstT
Thee mills warranted TO do ,thet
mile now w. use srd 90 require hall power
The hrtt rr MUM awarded the ratenee these
hs a. tie fsirs 81 tho American fsssitnte In 1.q and
ftO Alec a. the Fair 81 the Maesachuaets Charise
ehsnicnl Association in 1850 These NILS very eonvs
nent fer transrortaton their rhoie weight being
hsp The stones sions Of common nils they adra-
mustard s'sreh alt. pants punbago manesnese bones
hnt qnsrta plaster. charcoal drugs dye stuHs suu has
seed, oil este, sc., sc. For sale BY
n WARRENn co ~ Courtlandt - M stsrs
MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS.
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PUBLICATION 8.

Of THs
Traveller By Oliver Goldsmith. With eleven enqu-
Inyi.s.iHn the Geological Gardens BY Gentleman
Death Of Howard. the Philanthropiss. By Hepworth
sfs.sh Of my Shldhooa BY Thomss Dc Quincy
An Ixeellest Match; or, the Blessings of Bad Luck
MODERN Humniss-A visit to the Tombs of Bordeaux.
II Ss Of ch.Hi,,s the e sss1s.I.
Eseosetions Of Sir ROssrtfesL BY b. Cookburn Dean
The i.rri.ss Settlement.
Al TAP Apo as sh is, BaIns'
II. Gipsy in The Thornbush. From the German.
re :: k.ar T n.asis' or. The Rooeil Of Ambition.
TIE TIE WSSoasIsam. Fragment from the German.
niehslst. the French Historian.
Isss . 80. N a sketch Of Au.sr.li.
Little ss,aai.nt, ATsnpsrspes Tale; =. c,.,,..
Lever author e. Charles 2 VALLEY SCI cOntngss
si IT, y iss5ss nA' Gone
'i Fssia as'issh las s.sea: ana Bolu..e
The Passion for Collecting Books.
c.:.sd. y sidney T:say.-tPossry.)
Tss Sss si bss an J, i's sSs ,wv
si fSsss Ats:;s fs
Literary Notices. Books Of the Month.
s.s meets si ss
Going down TO Watering Place Attraction l9sh Gentry.
Pss q LASI vs t. the
Ts:lisas O. Later Wis'sI Tour ill.:;Ia.ion:
..sSiiy sna r.pdy WITH me passsoa Of every
number Evsr mohth adds i've = sop.. ::
est the plan q the work and Of tn.
In which y has thss far been carried out. ,.,.,
public for the decree Of favor with which cir
Hsaasns that So,hss Which labor and
care do 10 make Its merit keep pace with it success
secured 20 much admiration shall be ssim further multi
piled, diversified and improved Renewed care will te
Monthly Record Of Current Even which
regular nop' Of a, events Sssrs., Il every
ana made more and aed .. posi-
speet superior any similar work published in
part of the world:
publications. will be from time 70 time presented with pic
ioris smbel Nil be TAI this
every admit nothing the eli yhest
offensive 70 morsy or good taste and to combine interest
Each number 81 he assaais. viii contain ia pages octs
deu columns Tho volumes Of single there
Of The misesasoas srsture q The AGE, carefully pre-
pared ia hion flae WILL aecOmpany sash numser New
rKsssThr.s Dollars year or Twenty. nys cents anum-
ih s sl sm n. %sr rt.sy Of Bss
sellers and Periodical agents. and 81 the Publishers
and with AGENTS efforts in circulating the
work sad specimen hunters will be supplied grstu0ssy
The Publishes viii supply mall asd city subscribers
plea upos LIBERAL terms vu.n oo,s1. Cor each yoiS ne s
be fnrsaed by the publishers and agents AZ twenty-five
Persons Desiring the work olrly will please TO furnish
their and address to the SCENTS orders for numbers
IRON 'n' HARPER md an 'i nRoraERs New Ysr
VsLENTIs Es.-sTRAN0Eas ARRIVING IN TaE
sity by the New Haven or Hudson RIVER Railroadr,
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il. nj :.s ia 4 .:ss 4: Il:
sss :s .a :sss e.
ssIsi; large French PAT. mirrors. s paina,: issnsh
s ;sS s"
dining tables white stone china dinner and tea SETS cut
Irs sAsas buy
sa o and Pillow ssi best sad
hair walnut cottage bsds,esd anu chairs paint
ssi s an sets TO one library
IA BY II. N Bush-Large sale Of elegant household fur
Rooms w a.
s hss ply 's and nd
other style sofas rosewood and bsdsteads piano
ssei ;ssis led. :psaf,d .sia ss..Iss
WIN. MCCORMICK. AUcTIoNEER-LAw BOOKS.
will spIass 1
s shs s1s
.purs pistols, exery ale. bride. also.
sapsrfss SACK aosss I so '''' '"'n''
TEHsr5Eyss sALEHoRA RAND STREET pRopERry--
sstss .as
Win By s':ss
with on Fourth avenue between sth and ash
= s'f
WV; ". SHIRLEY AUcTIoNEER-HogsE EURNI,
ture Sale Monday. February Sd, at l0k o'clock At
CLIO Eighth avenue next to Forty third street. the whole
furniture Of family leaving the city Sale positive for
S% ss:ss'
rails, ETC.. etc.
WILLIAM b: FRANKLIN, AUTOMATICALLY
~ Er.aye.-wm. II. Frknlln, son 70. VIZ.
At the kx,h..ss and the following days $50 Lots
Forty rsrty eighth Forty NINTH Seventy NINTH
Einetyfourth Conservatory Square Ninety fifth Ninety
SIXTH Ninety seventh, 7th l6h ll9h and
sne inclu Ing extensive water Turtle Bay
office OF the Auctioneers. No. o Broad street.
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DANosAHA OF the PILGRIMS PRoaREss-PAs.

DANORAhA OF THE PILGRIMS PRo1RISS-PAs.
tculsr NotioeAt the request of pseors teachers and
Others and in order allow this
the Uniform of admission win hereafter be
cents. On Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons chdrcp
will be admitted At hafpreo. Descriptive catalogues 124
cents Opcn evening. Doors open at to
attn o'clock.
OLYMPIC, BR0ADxAY.- NAGLkS GRAND PIANO.
~ Of Ireand-Painted by the Irish srtis
Sketches taken within she ast three In hseh ne
and beauty aled frish songs,
and Irisbmans illustrations. Every evening, TX
O'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
See napdbils Admittanoe Dress Gil clsand Psrquet Is
oente; Children, under H. half prices Private Boxes GAL
lery l2s cent Gallery for oolOred people. l2 csnts
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Il Lea Sole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Private
Boxes 90 cents Stage Seats oents Boxes rs cents Par
quet saloon every After
o'clock and In the evening 1t half past7 The
tertAnmens varied and select and be
other place Of in New York. consisting Of
Lens Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
being the largest and the time the
talented band the United States troupe Of Model
tss who selected their beauty and figure aud who
personate number beautiful tableaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient I'd modern tines company OF Arst
Girls who through variety Of fat Of and dex
terity Madame Roesne the only Female Jugser in the
world pany Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Marble Atusry IN the VERDI TO-
gether with variety Of interesting performances every AZ
and evening FOR particulars bills OF each day.
CACRED COECERr.-hRS pEANE RESPECTFULLY
- her friends and the public that her fret
Sacred Concert will take place next sunday evening
I'd, at the Freemas0us Hail. 600 Broadway, when
w be SISTED by the following distinguished artists:
Gould Mr. f. LISTER Hr. Dunn, ard Mr. Conston. Ad
mission % cents.
CATTLERs Cosk0 DRAMAS CONNER BROADWAY AND
- Thirteenth st. admission 70 The ls section
ing Of collection Of 10 views of Europe Asa hnor Syria
the holy Land Egypt Nuks ana Arabs will be replaced H
the Of weeks BY equally ntcrestinr
NoTICE-THE BABooS. OR WILD NAN or TaE
N Woods be seen by daylight at the walton House.
500 Pearl street, and viii rmain for lae for few days.