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sbSs and the road easy Of construction and ct small
sest compared with other improvements Of the
length. The length Of the road ~ surveyed 10 b6x
miles, and makes the distance from Philsdephis to
Harrisburg, via the Reading Railroad, 1l4k miles or
~ miles longer than the route by Lancaster. The
cost Of the work, including grading masonry laying
track bridges, &c is estimated at sl,s3aoAS IS; land
damages, engine houses water stations &c. Sl2o 631
2S-mskiDg the entire cost Of the road ST. 462674 TO-
1t IL thought by the friends of the road that sufficient
amount Of stock will be subscribed to warrant the
commencement Of operations in the spring.
The Chicago Democrat OF the 2Ist instant, gives the
following piece Of railroad intelligence =
We learn from the Ottawa Free Trader that the Audi
tor OF State completed the map OF land through
which the Central Railroad passes and makes the
amount to 600 Also, that Hon Robert Ran.
tout Jr, OF Boston, has arrived at Springfield, with
proposition from capitalists to construct the Central
hands Of the State and build the road by July 1854
with single track They will pay the State cut of the
gross proceeds from the time IL goes into operation
Robert Schuyler, Governeur Morris Jonsthsn stur-
gis, George w. Ludlow and John A. ssndford of the
city Of New York D. A. Neal Franklin Haven, and
Robert Rsntoul Jr, of Boston and vicinity.
They offer to construct the in all respects equal
to that running from Boston to Albany and with
further Improvements. Mr. Rantsul was greatly in.
strumentsl In the construction OF the Western Rail
read In Massachusetts, running from Boston Mass, to
Albany New York. The names that are attached to
this proposition speak we'll tor its character and
guarantee OF its proper fulilmsnt The early period
ut which the road Is posed to be completed Is also
OF vast I'm portance to the State and should great
weight. We also inclined to the belief that this is
the only by which the State will get anything for
the lands We very much afraid that II not dis
posed of in some such way. to responsible company,
the dor alton will be FILTERED away by political harpies
end mere and shsrpes and the road never
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CEoRGE OR OLIVER CHURCH. FORMERLY NATE
" beard the Altorf which vessel wrecked about
years her from Hamburg vers Cruz 10
hereby earnestly 10 report TO the Hamburg Con-
sua'e New York. Mr. Church himself being possibly
shsenf Icrton knowing him II please call
wri'e the above Consuats Ntw foRK, January 30 1861
IMPORTATION WANTED or FRANCIS cARkICK, OF
i pubn Citv. Ireland. He left ireland 10 the year
ANY inormsp fhim would be thankfully received BY his
brother Richard Garok ~ Tenth Avenue and Four
tenth a.. Nev York, 10 the care Of Stewart Edsr
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ITO toNNoIssEuRs or REAL INDIA sHAwLs-
For Immediate fsls tive very az
real camss ksr long or double sksw Of the most oe IL
shsrsater snd elsboiste sesgr brought BY snip
from The Vale otCsshmere They be fer lays
sclichesp either together ~ singiy.
CrRINa eoops,-HATs, cara STRAW goops sfIK
and satin Bcnnets Artificial Flowers. Psrs.cls &C.
eeorgsW Jehia Read No ~ Courtsrd
sWe-erp Uotsll invite the attention % the 10
r e,tersve sseeN9esa e. fresh sud sshionsbe goods
= tc sbsy7 Inns.
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Anew YORK AND rpILApELPHIA.-Nsw yosK
IN ard PHILADELPHIA. direct.-United States Vail Lne-
THROUGH IN ~ hour via New Jersey Rsnroaa fars re.
New York sts ~ frsm foot Of Ceqrtlandt 81 sns AZ
Lhiisdsphiss At 6std "a. NJ ndbP NJ, from the loot Of
Walnut street
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REWARDS.

Z REwARD-srRAYED OR STOLEN. ON THURS
pC Day last Greyhound, dark trsvn body with white
feet white SPOT the breast and triangular white SPOT
the back Of his mech; collar marked "P Cevlin" Any
body will receive the above reward By leaving him at IT,
Roes livery stable. or at ~ South william street
q Z REWARD. AND no QUESTIONS ASKED MISS
BO ing on the 9sth Inst buohskin Purss cont aiming
sbcut sixty dollars principally on the Hshlana Bank o.
Newburgh esid purse missing and Us supposed TO be
in the seghbohood OF the Dry Dock BY Leaving
the the oce Of Mr. william H. Webb, with Mr..
Jenh keeper Of the Bank uote ct either place the
will receive the above reward.
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lDVRRYISEMENrs RENBWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

JJSioNu Salty coHEITTEEaTo T9E PEOPLE OF
The numsous meetings citizens assembled in
BY s ss the &c
@ n se III the "fI psss Of ss u. ss
Consttution adoptsd and to resist every to Alien
which the
by puscson and wide circulation 81 the opinions and
views public sa,irs this crisis. citizens disa-
uoti,m and taieat shall from time to time continue
We shall not attempt argue the great questions which,
for ,. have the csSn;Ey s.
ns ss.ns sr,s s psF; in 5sa
.ho.s Sodi.. hsi undo: the
81 b: Sssn - last b the q
opinions the appreciation Of the
c ss II ss ssa there
'Ss 81 ssrsa s
been NOS. &c 70 shs s,..s .ns.; slavery SOss
IF 4:
sSs.. southern s.s.:o 6ai.n whose ussrs:ss or
ss,.rninsa with patIOtsm which does them fonor 70
according to shs spirit and letter Of the constitution Of
constitution Of the United States enbOdiss the SUI
true intent and meaning.
.Srs III e 4. sonSs1 S.
nsesy 70 ag..e the sat.e and bring their minds 70
non interest and com non which the main
no or none q an exciting or
ssoh other the bond OF union between
viii be trsDshene and shall rejoice in the prosperity
OF each other.
There point. which all citizens Of this Re-
public but there IL especially which all
delight TO dwe-the character aud fame Of Warrington
There no ehld o. the Republic native adopted who is
proud 20 call him Father.
The Birthday wsshins,on approaches let unite In
c<lehranx that day. let IL be day Of rejoicing
Lea Us all AL 20 mind his many virue let assemble In
every city every town. village, and every hamlet
this vast country extending Atlantic
10 the Pacific and hear the Farewell Address the Father
Of his Country resd TO assembled citizens Let us mediate
spon he words Of wisdom let Us drink largely from this
the effect will be- not perhaps make argue
L but 70 mahe US feel Americans and under this feel
TO repudate allie all that
truly people, aud that suoh united under one
hold trust for ourselves poststy
mankind Of value than committed to any
other nation. ". 5. LATHROP. Chairman.
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III y s.. sss os All
:s z; ~ s s:S So Z
.V.s & 1884, .s...,:
re neu ing extensive water privileges. 81 Turtle Bay
On sasS %.piH e. delivery the
Y 9. KIMp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rgRNI-
san :sn sas
@ s = ' Ss =. sS.vs y sas.iosu very
eli ana s.,ss.; i.sPsl sis:
White .sons cans
ana sss re:
Ss.sss sh sps s Sor marble sns
pillows best eu,led hair atrasss walnut cottage bed
match nahcgsny sofa and hair seat ehs' in hair seat
and crimson Plush; one handsome walnut bookcase
A.TY 10
soTmek Co. viii sell On Saturday 4 10 o'clock a y
deceased sensmani Library contains some valuable ana
standard works Also lot Of Military Equpmens ooats
30. Also. 200 lbs i'm ported candles
NJ HENRY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
on fTSsS evening" %
eeieck By D Parson At his gallery Broad being
well worthy Of attention.
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
s Srs S a 5 ssasnss hs
ia l6 and us Bank street u Bedford street. 2o3 and 2
Maps be haa a.
A uGTIoN NoTIcE-,THos. BELL: AUcTIoNEER-BY
"A Buth. this day, a. .lth o'clock in the auction
rooms, III North William street. extensive and valuable
sale OF goods for account of whom IL may concern gro
sas,y t1as az ss.as
real gold ewelry chains three watches pins, rings
don guns, &c. &c. THOS BILL, Auotioneer
PEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, BY A. BLEEcKER-
~ Friday January 81 At IL O'clock at the Merchants Ex
change-Leasehold property, viz yAndam street.-The
story ar attic brick front house lot Of
No. % vandam street north side between Hudson and
Varck streets The lease is from Trinity Church.
ground rent for thirteen years. from the 27th Fsbru
next lot by 100 feet in depth. There alleyway Lead
rg TO stable the Of the lot. The premises for
about $500 per apnum portion Of the purchase money
can rem ain on bond and mortgage
+ ARGE SALE OF AMERICAN HEnP-xINTURN 4
~ Co. will cell Friday Slst inst At eleven o'clock. At
the stores Of Mr. Merle Nos ls6 and 100 Water street
rcan dew rotted hemp All up will be sold without
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INSTRUCTIONS.

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY SHORT
and Easy nethod-hae emoselle MICHEL, formerly in
sructress in the Institution Of the Legion Honor Pars
DESTROYS OF obtaining pupils for the French language
her knowisdge Of English limited she addresses herself
those persons emily who have already acquired partial
knowledge OF the French aud desire percs
selves in the language 10 correct pronunca
uon reference will be given Application
he made TO hstamoiseie MICHEL 5G5 Broadway be-
tween the hours Of and s. Pm.
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THE BALL SEASON.


GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER HALL-rHIs
~ magnificent affair will take place evening"
February Avery limited number Of tickets may DO OBJ
Trpler all, from A. 10 y. Tickets 81 each, and
every purchasers entitled s full fancy or
full articles, without lottery or drawing
NANCY BALL CosTUMES--THE PUBLIC ARE RE
spectfuy notified th At entirely and
ssssmbage Of ladiss gestsmsns and shildens
from the latest deeiGns ready for
and hire at the old established Cossums Warehouse IS
Prince street.
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WoRLDs FAIR ART usIoN-uNDER rHE MA
w nasement of the New York Art Uaion mp,ny ia
oorporaed by the legislature Of New YOrkehsres each
The company will publish magnificent oaeaying Of the
terror OF the Great worlds Fair. Each subcrtsr Of @ win
entitled 20 copy Of this print really worth than S.
and nifty subscribers will have free cabin passage
London and baet and t0o par while there The
shares miied BY the charter o. insorpOraos no time
shoud be lost In applying for shss Funds At the
place frop whence cent tsisn AZ Ia sns r.mittsnses ~
mail viii he ~ the eomranys rick hut r lettsrs he
prepaid Postmasers and osher remittns si will '.
titled 70 ten shares Shares further particulars
obtained on nrrcatop personally or BY raid letter the
Compsnys Once. Nc. 50 wall street. New York.
ITO THE ExHIBrToRs AT THE LONDON FAIR
The undersrned having been appointed by the Central
Committee Of the Upted States receive and receipt
the articles shipped BY the "St Lawrence Informs
that he s new prepared TO furnish bills q lsdsg
goods which have been received ut the Navy Yard
can ,. fcnnd a. the ssser House between the hou o.
gand IL A. ~ and snd r. ~ Goods will be
ne Nav fara up TO the latest possible moment, The
OF the British Comm siopers All goods vhoh
wadtd 70 Insand VIII remain derosted ia charxe Of the
customs until claimed BY agent a the party sending
lem who Will have to establish his right
70 the building ~ produe The bill Of tsang aud the
certificate siven 70 the exhibitor BY the central
in each country that such Tsods tended for exposo
cnAs. '. sTANsBURY.
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MUSICAL.

1sOLIAN PIANO F0RTEs.-wE WOULD CALL rHn
~ attention CT the public to the
riano Fortes with and without the much admired an
made by the celebrated Gilbert
Co.. o. Boston recently opened At ~ broadway, BY
waters Berry. The pianos Of T. q. Co. have been
too long sna too favoraely known 10
ons uundreds in this city can testify their superior
excellence N B-soeon hand pianos taken in exchange
Planes 70 let hne assortment Of the above instru
may be found at the warersoms Of LINCOLN 4 TRJMP-
SON. ~ Fulton stree. Brooklyn.
DIANo FoRTIS-Two NHw BEAUTIFUL TONE
Ptanos BY the beet makers, tor sale cheap Apply AZ
the tssk room Of store Es Broadway.
ANY fERsoN HAVING GOOD PIANO, WHICH
"A they wish TO dspose OF reasonable
OF opportunity by addressing (post pad Romeo al Post
once New York statinw terms. 40.
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BOARDING, SO


noARD.-vIRY PLEASANT SECOND STORY ROOMS
- with full or partial board, may be had Tenth
street. warn and cold baths.
RoAsD.-A WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE TO OBTAIN
~ the loan o. One Hundred Doas for which board would
b xves There are no other toarde In the house. Any
person wishns 70 male the can may address eOnaden-
tally O. g. broadway Poet Once, stating where inter-
RoARDiNo-A PARLoR TO LKT-A VERY PLEA
n sant and neatly furnished the FIRST floor
with every comfort sitting lodging room single
gentleman without board; also single rooms
b had BY application at liz Chamber street.
WArTfD-iN QUIET FAMILY, A FURNISHED
w and bosrdfs lady and partial board for
temas None need apply Of Broadway and higher
than Amy lower than Canal street Please address
A. b. O., Herald ofee.
LOST Sc
s~~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ wSN~~~~~~~~t~~~~~-~
Q1nREwARI ON SATURDAY,. THE 2srH
VIZ inst two $40 biils in banksble money The Under
will receive the shove the thanks Of the
BY leaving u at No. So " hitehall street.
II osT-or WEDNESDAY, nth INST, IN CHAMBERS
.trs,t betwssn Broasws and Hudson street, resr-
bly, rewarded BY leaving ~ ct No. t Chambers street.
II 0sr-1N LETTER FROM WARRINGTON TO THIS
- city sx "a ousand dollars Of Rrie Railroad
cent second mortgage bonds 81 1882 in thousand dollar
bonds-Nos lla 40 no6 S 1885, $751; The bonds are
OF no use ~ notice Ia, BEEN given to the oomnsny
JAMES VAN VLKCK, IS Wall street.
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Liquors, SC.

TIL new AN ESTABLISHED racr. THAT u ALT
m re ard liquors cheaper than any other house
In hee Ysrk which the umher fptrers who daily visit
bic from sl part II the city ecnvinc
pfeSf A. DALits0RE, Nins and Liquor Merchant 81
Hcuston street. corner q sulserry.
pupcUNDv PORT AND RAsrEAu BRANDY LAND
- ips $50 half Quarters snd tighths Bursandy %
hrtr Toft Nendrie. ft0haf
eebths Rsteau trardy dsrh and pale per weae For sale
hy ChzsT a AsToIN, "a Water street.
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COPARTNK IssnIPs,

NOPARTNERsHIP.-NLWY YORK. LIST JAN, iSi.-THE
undsrsgned have this day entered isto oopartnersp
for the purpose Of tansaonE geaeral communion bust
In this atty under the arm OF Dohsrty white and
prepared 20 Afford facility parties who may
trust their interests In their hands for sale
this market OF for eonsynnsnt TO their trends kes VIII
con Doberty. Liverpool JAMES DOHEarY,
WILLIAM WHITE,
81 Ns~ street.
NEW YORK, JAN. q. ls5i.-THE FIRv or JUDsoN
~ Burr, shrjoiners, 10 this DAY dhsolved by mutual
consent wN w. JUDsnN,
RrCuARD J, BURR
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HEALrH INSURANCE AssoCATIoN-AGENTs
wanted 70 operate for the Mechanics Unios Associs
ton IN All the prineipsl places In the United States This
Assocauon 10 the only purely Mutual Health Insurance
Company in the ~ Those wishing Agency viii ad-
dress all communications 70 n u. DIAN, Presdsat %
the Mechanics Union Association. Once No. Goodrich
buildings, Springfield, HAS
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AMUsE mENrs IN PHILADEIPHIA.

RARNUnS MUeEUM, PHILADELPHIA-P.T T. BAR
- nu n Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford
Eanager.Produotion Of new dramatic adaptation from
eoldsmiths world known work, THE SICAR OF WAKE
FIELD arranged for this museum by eiacnt Clergy
OF fhilAdelpha, and entirely distinct from the
edition Fayorite and requested pieces will also be
peatsd The dramatic company 10 equalled BY few aud
exceiled by ncne. There daily
nencing At and The popular voice commends the
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C3 600 PAsTNER WANTED. EIrusR spE-
pcsOOOs cial or aotive who command 5000 o
t5t0 70 engage In the wholesale Wine sud Tea rsae With
Young married man, who IL engaged In the
hut who wishes capital TO extend his trade
asdprotshe tmsnt for any one having that amount
invest References Of the highest respsctaby rven
character ar business ospscity Address thls Of
Zee which will De considered strictly oonhdentisi.
MONEY TO LEND.-ABRAHAMJ JACKSON, PAWN
Nl broker. No. IS Reside street. Broad say Ions
money, In large or small sums, q. may be required.
Watches jevelry silver wearing srpsre dry Foods
ard personal property % every description.
A PARINtR WANTED, WITH A CAPITAL NOT LEss
IA than $500, In the Uerera shipping Business All com
munieations confidential Address H. w. At the once o.
this pager.
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ExPREss AGEACIEs.

uARNDENs EXPRESS FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
- eeie-hn Foods entrusted 20 for New Or
s.ns Noble Or cities adjacent viii be forwarded with
Iomrtness and despatch by every cur agents
Burns, Conves Co. 81 Camp street New Orleans.
IsTHHUs TRANSPORTATION rIxLp rop
the st two years resident At Psusms and san Trsn
cisce having returned 70 Psnama the
setting busnes there viii receive 1T Chssres and Pausms
All goods that may be sent 70 him for 70 San Fran
cisco, End At the Inquire
e. the etee Of Livingston, Wells Co. Wan street New
York, January ~, 1881.
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plates warranted be perfect and give the
the frsaos ana
AasI,.. vi ss s'i . :sa. on de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW SALOON 500 BROAD
wSy net to kso e0naia: s.,..n Tables =. 90 shs
Topp.m viss Phiad,p sisns and The public r.:
ssS's are ~ hs same patent Psr0hs
superior old round Ea.nasr butch csss.e paslss IN
1'a si y AsssIfR Davis s sss, r,sa
Also No kessnew Dutch Herrinss
WV. NEUsTAEpTER IMPORTER AND nANUFAc-
RrOsd~ay. up sta, Is constantly resolving and has
sTp on sasS s o. R and plated sss:
.rsnsle. ornaments rOssttes buttons hair
sssn Tor snsreid.ry saa &C. ss ss ssa;s
1sss ,mp ssis. fancy srss buttons aud other sm
piled the S.rsi terms order. from tie souatS'
Hss.Dw..A.s... I Rr ia. tsD
hooks and hinges bed screws snyils horse nails candle
p sis IONS o. g.
~ Cold street.. uprt
EAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wAsrap.-
*, S,, , 81 oiSs' l..aq5 ,,s5y ne By
''''' I IsSrSsTTs. 80 sss.sd-.y. up stairs.
I spIKs on GENTLEMEN DrsIRous or CONVERT
sns ss ss % .as ..e ana ss..,
- obtain frem ks Subscriber atty rr than here
'''''' sssc fSoS r No. van ssf. street
WHO'D nv TORMENTEDY
w would ycs have your fesh bitten,
Your victusls cravled over,
When for Just ATTY cents
feu can use M each revert
Reaches, he'd bugs, aud ness.
Ants, and all other cravera,
LYONS Powders will slsy
In your chambers ard pariora
The while, In your cellars,
without auy risk. sra.
Bis Pills will soon marder
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TIVE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY BETWEEN
u NV yortl PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, and WashngtSs-
New fotk ofee, Of Hanover and Beaver streets
- - =
Penser Line with four dent wires from Wahinsn
City New forf having ofces At New York Jersey City
NsvMh, New Brunsvick Princeton, Trenton, Philsdel-
phs, Wilmington Hsvre de Craze Bsitimors and wssh-
ngton City and connecting With all the Ines
kss West North and south This oompany having lately
made e,Nnnve repairs Of the line. greatly increased
facilities and thoroughly It's business
In the Transmission and mode Of delivery Of messages
prepared 70 recevs transmit and deliver any
Of messages required for the accomn Of
With an aecufsoy penptnss, and fidelity hitherto ma
equsned The teleuaphrs business OF the public L. there
FORE respectfully solicited the once corner Of Hanover
sad Esaver sta Wa. n SWAIN preelssnt
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EEANKLIN MUSEUM. l7s CHATHAM soUARE.-ono

A.7k o'clock.
CATTLERyCosnORAMAs,co CORNER BROADWAY AND
- ST. admission IS sents The LIST section eonss
ing OF collection Of views Of Europe, Asia Minor, Syria
the Holy Land Egypt Euts and Arabia will be replaced Ia
the course Of weeks BY equally Interesting
G1 000 WANTED. TO INVEST IN A TuEArRI-
,OOO cal enterprise, which, ~ viii he eoaolu-
sTcy shown, cannot otherwise than eiIently
cksfal. Address l.. l. ofioo Of this paper.
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Cs. n, avHh P.an..,nrs n n BUWLRr
January slst Miss Mary Wells will appear splendid
act Of which ferelegance grace and effect
positively artistic
or native Rannes and H. W. Franklin in their great
Classic Illustrations two horses. The Sisters Wells will
dance the Spanish Dance and Pas de Tros Mr. Richard
Rivers will through his Til II Act Of Horsem .nship
Lathrop Clown. VI w Franklin, the Flying Corde. To
conclude with the REVOLT OF THE BAREM Doors open
At quarterpast6 q; to commence at quarter past T.
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T ARGE SALE OF AMERICAN HEnP-xINTURN 4
Co. will tell on Friday Sst inst at eleven O'clock At
the stores Of Mr.. O. Merle Nos ls6 and 100 Water street,
(whaever may be the state of the weathr 800 bales
rican dew roted hemp. ALI put will be sold without
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EoR sALE OR LEAsE-THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER
their Lanoing Property At New Hamburger. Duchess
county and ~ Marlborough Ulster for SALE being
the property occupied BY for the fifteen years the
freight business or would lease the being amply pro-
vded with store houses Sheds To parties wishing
gage in this business chance equal TO this rarely
FOX 6ALE-The steamboat Splendid Is also offered for
SALE Now under repairs Can be examined the foot Of
Murray street For further information apply TO HAW
KINS STEWART, lo2 Murray street. to kILLARD u
MILLS, New Hamburger, Dutchess county.
EoR sALE-THE Two FIVE STORY STORES AND
Lots Noe ~ and "a Liberty street. These PREMISE
octuped for the goods busne which they are
well located being continuous the Post Oce Alss
three story House and Let. No BIG Greenwich street. be-
Franklin street. Also the two story Houss. with rear
building constructed for siversmith shop aud seven-
teen years leate OF let No So VAndam street Also the
story House. with brick workshop in the
Lot No Warren street. Also two Lots the north
Of Atlantic street. Between Clinton aud Court
Brooklyn. Apply to JAMES CRUIKSHANK,
No As Green wich street.
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4 ATIoNAL THEATRE, CHATnAM STREET, NEAR

EELLoWs oPkRA HOU5E-THg GREATEST AT
traction Of the Season On Wednesday evening next,
February s. ISL benefit o. Jones' on which occasion the
cia di Lammermoer will DO prodused also the Tyrolean
the Concert Ia Bochsa &c. Admission rs cents. Concert
to commence half-past seven.
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DuRTONp rHKArRE. CHAMRkRs sTRIET. REAK OR

ID City Aa-Boxes Dre,s Circle and Parauete 50
Family Cilse, second tier Is censFriday evening"
Jsnassy g Be shs Person., History and "a
1r. Jordan; Miss Betsey Tro wood, Mrs Hughes James
Snerforth Esq, Mr. Bland Mrs steerforth Mrs. HonAn;
Rosa Dartle, Mrs kusse Mr. Wckheld, Mr. Henry Urah
Hsep Mr. Johnston; Thomas 1raddles Mr.. Lsyere nr viii
kins bicawber Mr. Burton; Mrs Moawber Mrs. Sherrst.
To conclude with the SERIOUS FAMILY-Captan Murphy
Mcguire Mr. g. Jordan; Amins dab Sleek, Mr.. Burton.
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WANTEO-A SITUATION. As NURSE AND SEAN
w stress BY young girl in respectable family. Ad-
drsss her last place Of service 40 Broome street.
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Is $500 A "a Hol. YDnpa y. BAkNuA
Manager Saloon Performances every afternoon and
evening at o'clock Admtance to each Of which, and
tho Museum, rs cents children under half price,
appearance Of D9nadsons sersnsdsr Thursday and FRI
romans, The WOODLANDS SPELL. After which, the
DONALDs0NS SERENADERS will give choice selection
Of Ethiopean Songs Music and DANCING In the evening
the une9pmOriy amusing piece Of tie ILLUsTRIous
of DONALDsoN's sERENAPERS The entire Chinese
Museum late Of $50 Broadway now incorporated
m Nv he seer here