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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06
HOTELS. dc.

MEXICAN HOUSE. HANOVER STREET. BosroN.-
n The undgnsd hayng entirely rebuilt and enlarged
the above cxtentve establish mcn anng all about
three hundred aud hfiy wsud respectfully give
ee that IL 10 ready for the r'0n and
Of the travelling community extended notice Of
the unturrsssd convensnces Of this h0ute deemed
perfuous the Improvement which have leen
made Garnet he properly rvsn in sn sdverisemsnt SUIT
that has beon spared render
perfect The furniture made expressly
der regardless ef and certain portions especially
the drawing will be found 20 be Of the Beautiful
and tasteful manufacture 1he dining ospscous
and the hours for eals will be arranged fut
cenvnsnce o. the early and late every DEPARTMENT will
he nduoted in manner and tile rro-
priesr pledges kimsf that the American House shall Be
truly the travellers home. LEWlS RICE.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE ASTOR PLACE-LASF
week but enc Of signorina TERESA PARoDrS engage.
ment in New York-Prices of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
boxes 81 So Seats be the box
A. r. TO eelosk ~, without any extra charge Amph
theatre 50 cents-Benent Of Signorina AHALIA PATTI,
Thursday Feb 6-signorna Parod Appearance Of Big
q. BsrlPstti this occasion only Cond uctor.
Max Maretrek leader Mr. Kreutzer Thursday evening,
Feb win be performed selected from Bsns srand
opera Of NORAA-Norma Nile Parodi; Adalgea, Signe-
rina Pat rollone SIS Lcrin To DO follow cd by the
second act Of Denizettis opera Of GbaaA Dt vERGY-
Cemms sgnora Z. hari-Patti: Count di Very, Sgnor
Beneventano Ida q cIeville signorna A. rAt; rAmas
Sgnor Patti; Roando sgnor Novt; Guido, Signor Guh
lei chorus knighfs ladies eoders To with the
third sot Of Donizstus opera Of MARINO rALLfERo-
Elena SigsOra c. Baril-fatti; raero, snor Beneven-
and ehorua'e Doors open 6 TO commence at ~
o'clock NJ rec lst. n order
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On the 9th Of February AsN srnArrox aged 40.
The friends OF her con in.law, Joseph Cole, are
fpectfuy invited to attend her funeral, this day,
Thursdsy. Feb Q, at p. ID, without further notice
on Wednesday, FEB s. after long and patient suffer-
ing. fRASCIs BouqUEr. sged 20 years.
Hs friends and acquaintance. are most respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Friday 7th from his
late residence, b5 Greenwich street at o'clock His
remains viii be taken to Mount Calvary Oem-tery Tor
int.rment
On Wednesday, Feb. 6, ParRrcx HcsaCLar, In the
45th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are requested TO attend
his funeral, Friday. the 18th inst, At o'clock,
from bis late residence, 70 Chrystie rtreet.
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HORsEs, CARRIAeEs. sAppLnRY. &c.

EoR sAIE-A BEsurIFUL GRAY NAME, YEARS
Old rear hand, hish, enc style sns sction. en-
durthee found and Mud In snse and aophie Aavneas
.sr vast % use Apply 70 Mr. NoGLE, FIRST ysnus near
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BALES ny AUSvIOu.


A UCTI0N NoTICE-TR0s. BELL. AUcrIONEER-pY
"A Il =. Bush-This day at 10y O'clock in Auction
Rooms, 10 North william street. BY virtue
sBd from other sources valuable
Groceries, Wines Liquors: the stock Of Dry
country store; splendid Jewey and other articles
Of peculiar circumstance which will be explained at the
sale. THOt. BELL, Auctoneer.
VNALTER 0REGNOUGH. AUCTIOSEER-BRIo SEA
w New. Aucton-W.0 reenough Co will sell
tFnsay At o'clock ~ the Merchants Exchange the
brig Sea Kew Of tons built 10 l43 10 feet deck
tes feet hed carries 1000 bills under deck and newly
rgged and heavily copper fastened sails ground tackle
And be without with free in
yertoy and can be 81 foot OF 0ouverneur street, pier
~ Il. X. Terms at sale.
u EAL ESTATE sALE-wE RECOMMEND ALL CAPT
~ tsss and those wishing to make safe and profitable
Beeker 70 take place this 9th day Of February at the
Merchants At ~ o'clock There about ninety
buoing lots And for eligibility and locality they surpass
offered in market this season. Location on
broadway Second avenue near st. Ce,rges church And
Governor yishs private mansan on Fifth seventh Eighth
Thirty. NTH, thirty seventh, Forty sixth Foryseventh
Forty egh fftieh Fifty third Sixty Seveneth
seventy second ana Seventy th I'd streets The most Of
the above lots are In the heart Of improvement.
ENoR sALE.-To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
THURSDAY February 90 1851 at 10 O'Clock. NJ Of
the we'll known property Of George w. Horton situated
City Island, in the Of Pelham and county of West
Chstr and state OF New York 100 lots Of ground 81 feet
front BY IOU Deep situated public road of 50 feet Per-
modaed Well calculated for sPortsn an agen
private residence Terms made Known the day Of SALE
~ Bh the weather should prove stormy the sale will
take place the next fair day.
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TnE WORLDS FAIR.

WORLDS FAIR ART UNION, INCORPORATED By
W the New York Legislature.-Shares, s. eaeh-hrty
prizes. a prize 10 first cabin passage London
back and 800 to expense In London. In addition,
iutecriber has trent engraving of the nte
Ior Of the great Words air really worth than S.
The subscription st IL filing apidly, and the number Of
shares limited by the ohsrer Of Incorporation asp
lions tor shares should be made Immediately. A remit
Of Si5 will 10 OIL ares Funds At the
pisee whence tsien par and remittances win be AZ
the rick All letters must paid and drafts
made payable TO the Secretary. Shares further parcu
lars DO obtained application personally or By raid
letter. at the oompanys ofcs No. 50 WAN street, New
York. BY order y.TOWNSEND, Secretary.
TRAVELLING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 1851
An English lady Of good family and highly educated
her services the approaching occasion to
family party Of ladies 70 England other 81
Europe her perfect knowledge Of London 10th locally and
hst really, would render her valuable scqusiton she
sJesks French huenty and Is tslerably acquainted with
German Italian. Most satisfactory references be
Elvsn. Address X. c., Herald Office, New York.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

49, - ~~~sS~s~->~~ ~-~~~~--
NV YORK AND TFILADELPHTA.-NEw YORK
and Philadeiphs dir.cs-United States Nail Iiss-
Ihroush IN ~ hours, via Ney ysrsev Rsircad
hewfork nsA n, from foot Of Courtisndt ST. sad 1T
a. tnd y. ~. from foes Of Liberty street, Leave
Philadelphia At End "a NJ and sP H. from the fsss u
walnut strssh
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B1IonDxAE lTa.ATRE.E A. MASsaALL SOL Oh
e fs
wIsDsr Mr. D.y,t.s Adia 1.dss Pons Eo:oiio ..s
si s1Hc;ss
s:.-.. S..9 +: Is. n;
IL. assei pre- pPss sssf ~ bali past s-'h' ''r'in WIZ
- FEB :rs nss. s.ssr.ssa d.as:r sls. EoGs
. s; sS &: Ss:.s !: I. sosSi:
.es
, y
kS and =: sa:: e II: S0Sps SS Ballet. srf.S
.l.: e.so ri e. &; and
H. nd" 1 slsn When S a:s
s s... & =, 10 ass
O'clock M without any extra charge Anphi.heatre 60
sis..; Ts;s:s sss:s.a:s, Es:s
Hssh.s T.%ss insss, cr. "SsI R.st
eSndSsGr naa sa.etzss lsadrr Mr. Krsunsr Friday
q L. fsy"Rlrs@ siphosso King q ssssiss
s. Jap1: q cs%pssss ssaor Ss1sii Lsonofs a Gus
waiting sass ssGr bos .s:
osSas ..n Ss .,s S.,,
Scene Of Action sdcm II cast,ic isi0 Ratssen ths
psua sn ssso.
Doors open before commence at half psstT
O'Clock. No Free Lit No Orders.
CohPLIMENTARY ENEFIr TO MAX nARerZEK.
at Asos Place op.ra House wsessaay Feb Y
ing the friends Of Mr. hsretzsk ana Of the tne
public generally that they are enabled ofer sis
enteIsnments OF the evening will include the fayoritg
sEaIRAMIDE.
t.
wloie strength Of the company will appear; and
GRAND VOCAL AND ms ikUEENTAL CONCERT.
l. Overture. "RiEzio" (fuii orchestra) aaret.ek,
:. Ctaad fantaisie De concert. piano. airs from
Fins du Regiment composed ana executed
s. RemaniA ssnor icrini sirio scntii." IA
l. Grand f.ctaiis Dr,n.taas. violin. ON ars p'n'1'''
from : Lucia di Lammermoor." composed and
execussdby ;;........ ....,.;.. NJ. Hsusor.
snSi arss im "rrsnssa ~ strak0soh
fifteen performers lacies and gentlemen on
subsebers retain their seats ua Frii.y mornipg-
when the box book will be opened at tho Office opers
admission-parquet and boxes, two dollars amrhthear,
fifty cents. x.,,,x
Henry A. Colt, Granville S Psttiscn.
G.W Coster. II. Wolfe,
Joseph Cowdrsy. John Il. Austin,
Hishard III. Minsl0w Richard Warren,
Cnaunoey d Hurd, j 4. Nands-hoh,
victor de Launay, Hiram Fuller,
Theo. :. Draper II. Taylor.
Thomas b. Davis NJ swart.
William You're. James =. Os
5. SouihwoTth, James IT, Sanford,
VIM X Blake A. Potter Brown
T. wiekes Biatchford. John ssfson
Thomas S. nambln, Erastus Brooks,
John Thompson, Jurius 7. stage
NM Noah, Jr, Bayard Ia llor,
Geo il. Barrett. Gps. Bslnont,
James n Quir and fifty otS SSHA . A''''
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ENPWENS NGEH1TES.
DARis CONGRATULATIONS, WELLS 4 CO.,
Wall street Tereisa Express Ferwaraers will despatch
peoial messnger steamer f.nkin TO sail on the sth
Februsrv Packages samples, orders sc, received until
ia Dras Paris and all " Great Britain.
LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO, & Wall ~.
uARSDEN's EMPRESS FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
notis All goods entrusted % care for New Or
leans Mobile, cities adjacent, will he forwarded with
Iromptuess and despatch By steamer 20 agents.
Burns Conves Co. 81 Camp street, New Orleans
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LOST sc.
r osT-BETwrEsAsro PLACE OPERA HOUSE AND
IL Waverlv place. Tenth snd Bleecker streets Da-
niond Breaspn IN hue enamel The finder will receive
twenty doars and the thanks Of the b leaving II a.
1Oi Wavcriy place.
UOsT-TN GOING FROM BROAD STREET. NEW
IL York, 20 Clever Plscs Brooklyn diamond from cut
hreaspn The finder will be futsbly rewarded By teav
ing " A. 10 broad street, mp stairs.
r osT-TN PASSING FROM wAsHISGroN STREET
Il Brcokb through Front sid Fulton r. the Ferry
Boat Stone Hartcn FictNrins. The lser believes IL
dropped board the ferry boat AZ missed just after
getting ashore hs side Of the liver. The Under will h
suitably rewarded by leaving ~ with Mr. Hudson, ~ this
ofhce.
q x REWARD -Losr IN FOURTH AVENUE, BE-
DO Eleventh street aud Bond street, klsck Lace
Veil The finder will receive the shove By applying
90 y. v. ALBRo. 32s Bowsry.
nS EwARD.-DoG LOsT-oN TUESDAY, A LARGE
Oh black Newfoundland Dog email strip Of white be-
fore legs double chain collar, with brass plse, and
the subsor,her's engraved thereon.
j. s. CARPLsTIER, No. III West Twenty. second 81.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
REMOVALS..


ID EMOvaL%HUDsCN ROBERTsOS HAVE RE-
III moved froa No fa Pearl to their No
leo Broadway onng The Howard Hotel, where they
large and elegant stock OF staple and fancy
Dry Goods ued Southern and western trade which
they offer on the most favorable terms.
ID RMOyAJ-Jos. eIsBREDE, CARD ENGRAvER.
N John street, uill about the nrst Of
April newt 10 No iNtlo Garden Broadway and will open
elegant stock Of the statonsfy, Fancy Goods Bridal
Gifts, nc. &C.
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TINE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
NV f0rk, Phiiadtphia, Baltimore, aud Washingt0s
New Iok oce, corner OF Hanover snd Beaver streets
Pooeer Line, With four wires from washington
City 70 New York. having Offices NJ New York, Jersey City
Newark New Brunsviok Princeton, Trenton. Philade-
pha Wilmington, Hsvre lie erase Baltimore and wash
Esst, west Northand Sou IN This company having iaely
made extensive repairs Of the limo, greatly increased its
facilities sni more thoroughly spemstfed its business
In the rAnsmssion and mode delivery %
prepared receive transmit and deliver
d messages required tor the Of the public
with accuracy, pramrtness, and hdelty hitherto
equaed The aphng business Of the public s there
for respectfully solicited 1t the oce corner Of Hanover
and Beaver sta. yH. ". SWAIN. President.
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MUSICAL.

MUsrc.-h LADY. OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABIL-
lvl fes Pianist the most enable reisrenoea
BE- gyen snsou 70 take two or three pupils IN adj
ton those the is already teaching She will either in
sruct them A. their resiiencts At her own dwelling
TermsTor bsrinners, 81 those advanced, s2 Apply 70
a g., Herald ONCE.
lady, QUALIFIED IN EVERY RESPECT BY
~ experience snd ability 70 give fnstruoton On inc pAn
forte DESTROYS neructnr ladies' whom she would
n residence the residence OF her pus
TENS moderate Application 70 be made to MS O. NJ box
aosl Poet 0fiee.
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PERSON Al.
THE BALL SEASON.

EouRTE ANNUAL REUNION OF THE GILDas 80
CuIdTte company takes this opportunity to laforn
their fit nds that thur Fourth Annual Ball will take
the Chinese Rooms friday evening, Teb. 1851 The
committee pledge themselves that pains shall be
to make pleasant reunion of the Giloers and Gders
Guaru JOHN HOFFMAN. Captain.
RAIN osrRA>utR, Secretary.
'rHIsTIE BALL-THE MANAGERS or TIE THISTLE
Benevolent Association respectfully announce that
their second and last ball for this will take plaus
ihgr day evening, Feb. 9Th 1o5l, at Eibos Garden.
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YOUNG CATHOLIC LADY, WHO HAS BEEN EDU-
Gated Ia one Of the best institutions Of this city and
fely competent teach all the branches tho Eng
rgusse. together with French music drawiny Is de-
Of obtaining situation either daily
GuNerpe in some private family assistant In respect
able school Best OF references given and required Ad
dress "GOyerneSs" at the Herald office.
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LELLOWS OPERA HOUSE, 4if BROADWAY. BE-
tween Howard ard Grand streets-The manager bogs 70
stats the mrcnFe given his
Concerts every evening for the last eleven months by tho
elite snd fashion Of his metropolis has inda eed bin
70 engage artists Of the first talent produce Bur-
lesque italian Opera scena Hurleque Concerts Bae
In ttse equal 20 the originals oduoed the Italian
oIera tins city On Wsdrosday and Saturday afternoons
aConeert commencing ats T. NJ for the
fan es Admission Is Doors open at half past g.
cor cert at half past Z ZOOLOGY.
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~ sreet-prsss Circle ana fsrguette. % cents; Family
Circle 20 cent? Orchestra, 81; Private Boxes 81 Doors
At haf-past Thursday evening. Feb 4. 1851 the
Performance will commence with the Overture to Der
FreysehutI by the Orchestra To be followed by
comedy entitled sERyE HIN RicHT.iiarry Bethany Mr.
Mary Tayer To conclude with the comic opera Of the
de vaIberg Mr. stephen Leach
Fortusatus Lynne Henriet Aiss Mary Charlotte
La IulI Gnnln
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MECHANIcs, HALL, NO. 47s BROADWAY. ABOVE

NJ ECHANlCS' HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY. ABOVE
l Grand strec-Open every night during the until
further notice. The original and well known CHRISTYS
niNsrRELs comprising an efficient and versatile csrps
Of talented AID experienced performers, under the
management u Crsty whsfe concerts in this oitv for
saceessier Of ave years. been received with favor
b. highly respectable and able audiences Tiokes
cent? Doors epen at halt past six commences at
seven o'clock. The patrons of Chrisys Minstres
rastiuy informed that the usual Saturday afternoon
sertp Nj bo diaso tim ed for III futu
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CLOTHING.


CLOTHIre.-sP STRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT
~ vholesale.We would call the attention Of merchants
visiting New York Tor spring 20 stock Of Spring
and summer Clothing which for extent variety and excel
ence 81 menufoture and STYLE IL much superior TO that Of
former and feel assured the sppro-
baton 81 clothing dealers In all sections Of the country
one 81 the firm visits periodically the Eurrpean
hets rurchae rely on having all the Nest and beet
s ~ goods made into garments In we'll known ele
snos Of hsh ana 81 prices much lower than house who
deno solely on this market An inspection OF stock.
ore purchasing elsewhere respectfully solicited NJ b..
are new vrepsred for the lage. demand for California
oothinsoi every description, At the lowest trioes
ID. n J. DEVLfN,
('AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies snd obtain the highest price
fer csst OF olohins furniur. jevelry he by nding
through pott or otherwise will be attended to at their resi-
dcnce. Ladies attended Nv Mrs.. Levsnstyn.
J. LkYtNsTfs. .6s Broadway, M stairs.
CAsT OFT CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen having Clothing or
Furniture Jswery 70 dispose obtain fair ea,h
ttce the By sending the suhscber
dence, by note or arpontmsnt ~ COHEN, IS Reade
street. M stairs. Lsdiss attended by Mrs. Cohen.
.pfEs or GENTLEMEN D1sIRoUs OF coNvERr-
IL into cash their superhuous Effects such AZ east
clothing costumes hresr furniture Watches snd jewery,
vl obtain from the sp.ssrier a,y yer cent NOR. than hers
toore received By sending through the poet ntherwe
ISAAC O LYON, No. Wsu street,
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CTEAx BOAT CoAIr-rN sIzs AND QUALITY Ex-
presy adapted TO Steamers for snie BIZ the
Address Y. TYLER n CO. philadelphis.
(toAL.-r AM NOW DELIVERING TUE BEST RED
" ash and ~ s5 ~ ton we'll ened sad
dry under fhsds in yard, ~ King and gen
vieh streets. PETER CLINTON.
eU,O COAL DEAIgRs-THE SUBSCRIBERS VII Exc
Il cute orders for spohn and Lewis Veins Red Ash Cea
White Ash Broad Mountain. % all sEes the
bvcst market rates Orders are respectfully aolicted
4. TYLER CO.. Philadelphia
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DROF. HOWS Will READ THE TRAGEDY or mac
leh at the stuyyessnt Institute, Thursday evening
next Feb. 9th, being the nrst OF Of Skkraeau
Readings 70 be continued on each subequsnt Thursday
February 10 commence at o'clock esely Tickets. %
cents to be obtained at the door the Boob
hessrs Grower Coz u. Kernot; Roe. lockwood Son:
a. Y. Putnfm; and Of Mr. uowe, at his resierce Ne.
Got
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FINANCIAL.


800 OG0 TO LOAN At SIX PER CENT INTER
wohird Of the value Will be leaned on productive city
property. Aprly to JOHN r.C0NREY,
No. % Wall street, corner OF Broad.
OK 0n0 wANrED-A n0rEL KEEPER OR AC-
Bc,OOV tive business man la we'll established bu ,-
With capital already invested OF S3DO0 Of
quisite qualification with available capital Of $685.
willing the State Of Kentucky shall receive
$500 security for his aud be paid 81 900
Tor his services Address NJ. T. c.. Post Office.
CD S00 ANY MAN VINO WILL GIVE NE TuE
Gc,OOO. above amount will sive him chance to
clear $1,000 without risk, and will perfect
atisseon on an interview as intend leaving for Cali
ofnia the business Men out OF business
is Your time. This 10 fiction, but real Address Conh
Genee ofee OF this paper, for two csyS N BReturns
can be made eyery Ave weeks.
MONEY TO LEND.--ABRABAMJ JACKSON, PAWN
I'VE broker. Mo- ~ Reade street. near Broadway loDns
money In large or small sums. as may be required.
watcher jeuery silver wearing apparel, dry goods
and personal property of every description.
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ERANELIN MUSEUM. l76 CHATHAM sQUAaY-GKO
4 Lea Sole Proprietor Admstion-Soats Private
Boxes 10 cents stage seats ~ cents Boxes cents Par
quet lst, cenklcgant saloon
and Evening Err ertainmens comme nee Tie Alter
AT o'clock and in the evening at half r.ss7 Tie
tertanmen varied and select aud
~ no other place amusement In Nes York. consisting Of
Less Female Ethiorsn OrerA Troupe. numbering fifteen
performers being the largest the the
talented band in the United States troupe Model
tsts who selected their and figure who
personate nuubs q resuful tabe,ux taken fro a tho
pictures Of ancient I'd mod times comrsny Arab
Girls who 20 through variety of ess of strength and dcx
tery; Madame hosaline, tho only FEMALE Jusxcr
world; OF Male aud Female Artia rivo
exhibition Of Marble statuAry uaequssd In world
pcRhef performances every Al
ternoon asd evening For particulars bills Of each day.
Two THE THEATRICAL PRoFEsSIoS-LhnIEs AND
gentlemen Of acknowledged talent, desiring engage
mehts at tho Aston Place Opera House, aaisg on
about the let Of March address Chanran ana
Thorne, Of MT Chas Thos Psrsoe Asent
~ Chambers street, adjoining Button's Theatre.
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side in the house to attend each morning
I'LL one oeoeb in respectable family, to instruct four
Children perfect knoK ledge OF the Plane with Partisan
French absolutely nceebrry No objections country
qualifications and testimonials satisfactory. Address
paid, Box 2is0 Post Office.
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
yUAsTEp-ANY FAMILY ABOUT LEAVING INV
W York for Csiornis, ana IN N, q middle; aged
y az N w. 81 Ca.uhsrmad q sdr:es
Herald orce The tcat II recommendation given Salary
not 80 much an object as passage there.
V,o SHIPPING MASTERS AND AsESrs-A GENTLE
Who ean os.n iar lin AZ sn . sarssss - sns 81
ths Lterresl California steam Ealing ships Address
CALIToRsIs;.rRASsPo ACROSS THE
mana sre PREPARED % rsa,por, freight The 18th
nj sropsSiy s.ysrsd :;
ss''H to be Xxi s1s''' s. sSDs
BOARDING, Sc
BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN THREE OR rouR
gentlemen can be acoommcdsted With nice break
Broen within Eve minute. Ss from .Ss seS FER fsfr o.
Arrly At = state street Brooklyn.
RoARD WANTED UP TOWN, Goa A FURNISHED
house by ssmall family In house where there
urS.S c' Tts g siqs sS.ra s .s Sc.
having ara baths and esssd between fsurs
than sixth avenue would ss taken ~ t. rsss hsSes.
Boz aols lover Post oee stating particulars. Ree
s sr r MOONS TS 1T r9s rssnss
family. Atry A. q Read. street.
RoAHD-A YOUNG LADY OR A LADY AND CEN
ssree@ lie gentleman sitS Dsrt board ia private family
ArIlJ as 1honpon street
RoARD Up TowN-A HANDSOME LARGE ROOM,
10 fssrs Ir s. eaS. \: S s m, sisss
Iuin,hsd vis Croios water esa and ss' aud !, within
A eENTfIs.N AND LADY wIsu BOARD IN
n private iaai;y Win rooms furoishsd Or 1afarnsh.s
the location s ra ant snd the family Of nrst re-
charged.
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ClRcus-NEw YORK AMPpITHEATRE. 81 BowERY.
- James June Co.. Proprietors Thursday evening,
Feb o. the will consist Of superb eight horse
csvacade; grand display Of still vaulting; Miss NJ A. Wells
will appear and perform horseback the Polka dance sin
gle horse performance by Mr. r. Rivers MAJ W. Franklin
IN bis extraordinary est Of bending comic by the
Dimate olewn, Sam. Lathrop; double horsemanship by
hessrs Runnals and Franklin the 0ympian wrestIer
AFTER the equestrian performances, will be
REVOLT OF TIE HAkBM. Private boxey 81 ctJ. Boxes
% cts. Pit, 12la Is. To ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

nIsSoLUIIoS.-Tug FIRM or RYDER, BRorHERs
~ tsors, ss7 Broadway, this day dissolved. Either
u. W. RYDER.
Feb 1. 1851. \. H. RYOHR.
stmut H. RYDER will continue the business the old
stsnd, atd vsuld respectfully ask Continuance Of the
patronage % literally bestowed uron the late arm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

A CHANCE is NOW OFFERED TO PURCHASE A
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the city for doing country jcbbing trade in
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pretors have wholesale store town which
their whole time and attention and it be sold without
delay. first rata chance for young physician.
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when and where an interview be had, will be imed-
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