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COPARTNERsFIIPs.


CoPARTNERsHIP.-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN,
" Iat.y withdrawn from old established hrm is desi
rows Of forming partnership with persons
already established Ia business aud would advance from
20 twenty thousand dollars Communications (which will
held rcy confidential stating the natsre Of the busi
nee and sfrontirg an interview addressed 10 o. O. box
s,ss2 lost once, will receive Immediate attention.
nIssOLUT1oN OF COPARTNERs arp. - THE CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed BY the name and style Of /" Wilde q Wright"
carricrf, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent James
wilde retres from the arm sRd Wright continues
the business and s settle the affairs Of said arm All
eest due said firm must be PAID to william Wright No. 70
New Yors. February 9th, ISL wiLIiAx wssiour.
dissolution -TuE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETO
- tcfore eris,r under the arm OF 4. stiles Co 10
this day dissolved BY mutual eonen The afrs OF the
concern will be setd by s. NJ Stiles who will be pleased
attend 10 his old customers and friends II the same pi,as
New Yort. FEB g. 1851. JNo p. SCOTT.
yVANTED-A PARTNER, WITH CASH CAPITAL
w Of fl.S0 or S2.Oo~ to engage with the adver-
ser the feed business Of the best locations the
eitv, ntar the Erie Railroad Depot One that has know
Tor term Of years odera.e Address With and
refer,nce Bos2 100 Lover Pest Once.
WANTED-A PARTNER. WITH CASH CAPITAL
w Of two thousand dollar TO establish an extensive
hating saloon and Lodging House In the immediate vicinity
o. the New forh and Erie Railroad Depot and OF the
beet stands fc- business In this city To having
such OPPORTUNITY seldom offers The advertiser will fur
nh the Ike sum Untscett onat references siven and
required. Address boz 2Ts lower Post 0oe with real
name.
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vnE WORLDS FAIR.

w oRLps FAIR ART UNION. INCORPORATED BIT
w the New York Legislatufe.-Sharcs, Is each-bfty
prizes. prize 10 FIRST cabin passage 10 London and
bach, and tlo0 70 in London In addition
every tuhsoriter has trent engraving n the inte
icr Of the great Worlds Fair really worth moro thss G
The subscription ft IL fng rapidly and the number Of
shares s limited by the charter % Incorporation appca
ucns for shsre. should be made immedlately remit
snee Of f6 viii secure 10 shares Funds the
risse whence cent taAen rar and remttsnes win be ~
the cempanyp rick. All letters prepaid
made psysbe 20 the Secretary shares further pastieu.
lars cbtsned On application personaliv or ~ Paid
York. By order y.TOwNsgNp, sscrstAry.
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AMUsEmENrs IN PHILADELPHIA,

RARNUns MUSEUM, PHTLADELPBIA.-P. T. BAR
- num- Proprietor and Manager HenrI Sanford Assistant
ksnsger1hs ~cek will be presented rich And various
Vet q pieces among which be Ion nd the beautiful drama
Of The Vicar Of Wakefield Tho Gamester an exciting
IssedJi The comedies q London A'.ursneo Wives
Drankard. ~ request Of many patrons Dialogue
for DR. Valentine the son-in-iaw Of Momus-and several
new and Tithy farees All these will be rendered
pany whose taens are daily commended BY the and
the public. Add 20 these attractions those Of 900 90 curio
ues and the superisriy Of this celebrated establishment
palrahle TO ALL There two daily performances
mencing at and ~ The popular voice oommends the
arrangement Of the numerous curfoses. Admission rs
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CLOTHING.

CLoTHlEG.-sPRIkG AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT
~ vholesale.we would call the attention Of merchants
visiting New York for srrng purchases 70 stock Of Spring
hnd summer Clothing which for extent variety and excel
leoce OF msnutacture and STYLE 10 much that
any former and feel assured the appro-
tason Of clothing dealers In all sections Of the
one Of the firm visits periodically the Rurspean
lets purchasers can rely on having all the latest and
sylss OF goods made into In we'll Known
o. hpish prices lower than houses who
dersnd solely this market An cf our stock
fcre purchasing ELSEWHERE respectfully solicited NJ n
We are prepared fer the largest demand
clothing Of every description, At the lowest prices
u. n J. DEyLN,
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VALENTINE 9.

" ADMINISTRATIVE MAS THE ONLY LARGE LOT
Of Valentines imported this season. strong VINO
manufactures hfty thousand dollars worth Of Valentine
this year. strong who has three thousand kinds % Sen.
umtntal Nslentines3 Srops who publishes i've hundred
tinds o. Comic vaieutinc strons who offers yaee
the lovsft rricei Strong Then, whom should you
call 70 es vaientines2 Btrong No. s Nassau street.
opposite the Herald Once.
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GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE BEEN
mental Sonos,t on scale Of m.snihcence losraty
Which ss srrpass al o.hers heretofore given this city,
and nsrumsnta are enssged which With the time aud
tisemsats portion Of the proceeds Of this the
te given BY ta SUBSCRIBERS to oharitsbis ins.a
lions Tickets Of admission to the So EACH which
"sS s. the Il
%ass sSs
oss &c S @ 81 mt the The viii
and At the close Of the performance the following p endd
s EVENING q Psnans:
Ss q the
dn q a., the articles herein msnsened vl.First kf
% g" Do as. s 81 81 ga az a. a: Gus sSs
do $50 The above pianos from the celebrated ess6
sn5 vs Of Ii Gha@ nj ta ss spe9dia
se On 40 ss Ss ss
na. tsis s'
s, ssis : ss ,pspS: III
Sa 'fs f h Do e. ns e. q
y sS0d gasshs head .ui,srs sas each, 2.to $40
S ia & $ $40 each 9Th , Dc ssy ,psa
elusive splendid covered With rich erin
SSu q sss,ss
esan silver cara sass s6 each aS,S Och 1,s sseS
4sth soth do victims earved heads $40. aeh. eist
s. is s. tS 80 DO
seal .s Ito 3 fie g to 100 ss do
each llato 40 do 10. ~ Jenny Lind music foes (new
l 5 do DO 100 portraits Of Jenny Lind Benedict and
Beetti, beau ttniy colored (siIe 81 each. above
enume ated articles be the
serieers, JAQuEe BnoTagR, Music Publishers, No ss5
Broadway, N. y where tickets ready delivery
NB-fersons residn out Of the city wishing
tickets for this grand 10 heir
ersimmediateiy postage pre- paid.
~ RAND GIFT CONCERT AT TRI rLER HALL TUES
- DAY evening, Feb. nth, lSI-lOl Gifts viI:-one
ttauthnl rosewood Pano. valued Mt $50; hundred
,g..disly bound .u,ieal Annuai valued s. each On
hrJ Laura A Jones, Madame Ansette Siephani Mr. Ed
ward SHEPPARD Mr.. Wsm Dressier and the Shakspeare
society composed q the most able mems.rs o. the
Jenny Lind orehetra, under the direction OF Herr Nol
NB-Tckets, ~ cents which entities the purchaser to
an aonsion TO the concert and chance tho
valuable sfts Tickets can be had at Adrisnoe sherman
dertreeks hus, stores and Falcon: and also
At the music stores aud hotels generally. J. LYONS
GRAND CONCERT At THRILLER HALI-oN THURS
~ day evening, February H. ISL Repested By general
request and for the relief OF the Tho
oiowirE eminent artists comprising
and nsIu menta talent will apPcsr-hrs Esstoott. tho
opera OF Vienna Mr. Squirc. Appear
anee. Several favorite Instrumental Solo perfornsrs
Grand Orchestra and splendid Military Rand Tickets 0uo
Dolarean be obtained from members OF the Relief Com
music and book stores.
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPnITHEATRE II BowERY
- James n June Co, Proprietors Friday evening
Feb the viii consist Of superb horse
oavaeade srand display Of stl vauln Miss NJ Wells
VAL arptar AID perform, on horseback the POLKA dance
gle horee pero finance by Mr. r. Rivers MAJ Franku
IN his essordnary festg o. bending comic
nimtable clsMn. Fam. LAhrop double horse BY
hess Hunnalls and Franklin, the Oynpan wrstiers.
REVOLT OF TIE HA KEN Private boxe, 90 ess. Beass
70 etc.. Pit, 49, cts. To ~ o'clock.
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HOTELS, SC.

NEW HoTEL-UrAH HOUSE CaEsSUT STREET
y between Seventh and Eighth streets, philadelphia
Terms, 81 ~ per day. FITZGtRALp co.
MEXICAN HOUSE HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
"A The undersigned having entirely rebuilt aud enlarged
the above exteptive eetabshment, containing in
three hundred and hty rooms wsuld respectfully give
hce that IL ready for the rton and
ton OF the travelling community An extended notice Of
the unsurpassed oonvensnces OF this houte Is deemed
perhuOus 80 the numerous Improvements which
made cannot be properly sven in an advertisement sui
ice TO that has
apartment perfect The furniture made expressly
der regardless Of and tain portions
the drawing rooms will be found be Of the
Ard tasteful manufacture The dining esrscous
and the hours for meals will be arranged to sut
convenience Of the ealy and late Every department will
he conducted In an aud the pro-
prefer pledges himself that the American House shall be
truly the travellers home. LEWIS RICE.
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TR GUIDE.

Az and Phlsdslphis dreen-United states Nail Ess-
fhroush In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fars re-
suced for class and "a 50 second class Leave
New York ss ~ from foot Of Ccurtisnd. st. and ats
A. -, and p. n, from foet of Liberty strset. Leave
Ihiladsphia =, sAsa "a. h.ndsP. NJ from tie footoi
Walnut styeek
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CIRCUs-NEW YORK AMPnITnEArRE, 81 DowERY


RRooKLYN kUsEUx.-NR. r. NJ KEYr HAVING oa-
~ tanned the lease % the above popuar amu.e
ment from Mr. Chanfrau. respectfully Informs the pus-
nc oi shd Vicinity hat - viii reoscn Monday
February Vh, with Efficient company The ladies' and
gcnts engaged viii attend call the saloon on
morning, at ~ o'clock.
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RookxIEaEPINscc, AlEIrnxErle. No. ARE TgoRoucH-
nILLINEHY AND Dry GOODS.

10 GREENWICH STREET, BETWEEN DEY AND
~ FULTON streets-Great bargains In Dry Goods
Sslling of TO leave the city, Lncley Curss, having
made arrangements to vacate their store b. the 2h Of th
mouth Feersary are now offering for cash their entire
stock Of well selected Dry Goods At greatly reduced prices
aud many articles less than cost which will be done
an mediate and dispose Of their stock to close
buiness We shA have hut two weeks to sell of in Ladies
ard gentlemen will call while the best
Be had At I1g Greenwich betweea Dey and Fulton streets
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V,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
Il New Yort, Phsdelphia Baltimore, and wAshingtoa
New foik ONCE, oorner OF Hanover and Beaver streets
:
- the
Pioneer Line with four wires from wAshngtn
City 70 New YORK; having offices at New York. Jersey
Newsn, New Brunswief, Princeton Trenton. PhilsdeI
rhia, Wilmington, Havre de Grace, Baltimore, Wash
ngton City sod connecting with all the great Morse Lines
Rest West North and south This company having lately
facilities and more thoroushy systema.sed It's business
in the Transmission and mode Of delivery Of
prepared 70 receive transmit and deliver any Der
Of messages required for the Of the public
with an accuracy rrsmptpsss and fidelity hitherto
eqused The teegaphipg business Of the public h there
lore respectfully solicited. At the Once eoraer % Hanover
asS Esaver SITS. WH n SWAIN. President
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CALIFORNIA.

CAL1foRNfs. -TRANsPoRrATIo ACROSS THR
~ lsthmus otPansma Zschrisson, Nelson Co. Pa
mama prepared TO the 18th
mus or take through to san Francisco At shippers OPP
oni but each package must be n portable and
snd property covered az D. N Co. or
dana in the transit rhesh trsnspor
taticn 10 be paid in New York For irtcuars
r. ZACHRISSON& o.. W.iI,...,.
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sla:s ... I. A1 a.ssss .,. sSs.
i':s::s =: .1D s .s-i;s's :s:ss1i
I.,s:' Ase c:.s .Ai X: =:
yoTSa viz. AND ~ OLD =. % Cd.
o.. @ III "a. y &. .S' s.S Vii
NIIS..oss GAspsEmsAsAo.S Mr. JoaN SETON:
s:sa e
s IL ss . M s.Is.
yPenoouced BY Al, who have them the
Sr.:a.n No psnssr%.ass on w.sas:ssy and sss..S:y
sossasiud Win cxr2sINA
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston rLACE--PRIoss.
Psrquette and Boxes. 81 so Amphithestre, so eenss
Teresa New Yo1s ssassss fsss.a P.,Ss..
rr. IL
BoRSIA-Lgsrslla Borsis ssnoIina Psrodi; Haao Or
n. @ sss:s ts'as p. ass;
KIsptler Doors ~ quarter before eommsnesa
COMPLIMENTARY sENEFIr TO MAX MARErzEn
COMMITTEES Arrspssasnt. SsS. tbs Of inform
sns1 tsa ssy sd ss or n eos ~. "a:
psosr.@ne Of unsarpasssd Tas
sEMIRAMIDE.
FIRST pe TINS season in which ssaorina PArodi and the
fsssSi III ftsS.,s
1 overture, kiIzio full orchestrA) =. - 4arstzeh.
q oraoa fhtaisie de Concert, piano, from
File du Regiment" composed and executed
ssnor Loini srtc ssns aS"'G fa s'raA'''A
L. Grand Fantastic Dram.,au,. violin on air. p'ni'ssa-
from from n Lucia di Lammermo0r" composed and
s. Grand Tanai CORONATION March from n A'''''
keyerbeer's "Prophete," arranged by H. StrAko sch.
and, hrst time, executed BY him, assisted by
nfteen performers. ladies and gentlemen on
subscsbers can retain their seats until Friday mOnin
when the box book will be opened at the office of
House. when and where seats may be secured Poes OF
acknowledgements and boxes two dollars
nifty cents The doors will he opened at 6k o'clock Per-
iormanees to commence At o'clock
COMMITTEE
Henry A. Colt. Granville s. Psttisen,
g. W. Coster, N H. Wolfe,
Joseph IL Cowdrey. John IT, Austin
ki;hard H. Winslow, Ri hard Warren
Chaunoey ID hurd, J T. Vanderhoa
victor a. Launay, Hiram Fuller
Iheo :. Draper A. y. Taylor,
Thomas e. Davis, Il NJ Swart,
william Young James r. Otis,
3 Sonthworth, James III. Sanford,
WIN X Blake A. Porter Brown.
T. Wiekes Blatchford, John Ssfton.
Thomas S. Hambln, Eraf tus Brooks,
John Thompson, Junius 7. Stage,
Geo ~ Snow. Geo q Foster,
NJ NJ Noah, Jr, Bsyard Taylor
Arpn, G b. Burkhardt,
Geo II. Barrett Avg. BE imont,
T. Pioton, j. stor.
n 0ulp and fty
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that come 10 the this
No Clinton Market corner Of Canal and Washington
nowN WITH TIE CORPORATION NUuBERs-ALa
~ gentlemen who are in favor Of disseminating the
feass are invited 70 call ON RSssr So sso.asay and
sss SoBsmTs rre%am door SOs p,s. n IsmSSr
bt2 Broadway, near - iblo's.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES -TuE aLEsriELD PATENT
in the m.rret and be rest assured that
ynvasd s n a wa and sn pu iha' u
and shines. When Z has 80. - pre- re-
W, sa h,n y other starch s. intro
equal it, It's particularly recommended for the Dressing
ssssss5 sIs..iss AND i' asr.ssS;
i 5s!aIIs. no boiling psrs..y from ali i%psrss.
isxns And y uesss. u s..,IsiJshn Dssss sSs 20
john sesi ~ Srsss%sS IL k.s yssT R9s. "a
S Jas Craig corner Grand an s;s, streets New Haven
II The hanesomt.t and mott fashionabis Gothic and
ssa il % ..s n. SST 81 and an sa 70
Those ia want q 'Cmehas and splendid their
Rs'ss 10 sI '1s my sy, s., s .sS
Lind Pi S ,ss sn S' sn; Il.
NOS, sss.ns pa'.rn ever inmOdus,d-te ladies cay 80
R cill . a1S ' bc s"s ESS s n s.
hshment ee2 Broadway. near Prince street
THE LIONS or LONDON rAIa.
VIII be one Ly greater than else there,
With his powder aud pill that will instau lily kill,
The insects and vermin whenever you will.
Large bets have been offered premium he takes,
h p s.s ss ss s e. II. Mn w hi the stakes
The hugs and the rats that WON'T let folks be still.
ss Ts.a 's .a s:f
His powder and pill only nuisaness kill,
And though eat by us all, wouid make nobody III.
LYONS Magnetic Pwoders asd Pills, Depot 40 Brosdwsy
CARD.-MRs PREwsTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders her services 20 ladies and gentlemen
10 .strology love and law matters Dreams ac
BY books and sciences relied Napoleon
will tell the name OF the lady gentleman "a n marry
Also the name Of the visiters Rssdencs Cuton
ladies seventies oents. Qsntlsmsa one ,iia-
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Two THE LOVERS OF CHOICE BITs.-THE UNDER
signed will offer fer sale Saturday February and
Tie week following q. his sand, si Broadway some hne
Duchess county beef South Do choice
and most respectfully invites the public and select
for themselves A. BROADWAY. si Broadway, frst door
above Thirteenth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


w cssss stshs Cry q New Ysrs. h.yiaa rs:si:.a
:is: .:sai, S.ss:. va.tsy y ss.s assssp every
is sas
M hs ton, Of the city, Are invited
Arransemsns At Ne City Hall on or before Monday vse
consrrrr or ARRAseEnrsrs.
y..r z1f Gsirror ST. L 1 xas%.
RosERrT HAws. JOHN B. wEns,
HENny SHAW, RosEar A. sAsDs.
EAUsrUs cLUB.-THE CENTRAL AMERICAN DIvI-
SI 81 raSs1' GqS N are S. ssrsS Ss NTH
inst AXE under consideration embaroaon
70 tia. country "femrer iusu 'ias bsiiO ga:s,us BY
s s,a.r. T member: y dias re- HAS
TIE NEW YORK aEKA.D auARDaA DRILL AND
se upper asSss Tas n
sa Saas
CHIPKAsrERs AND FRIENDS OF THE LATE CAPT
ss Una HOTEL % xds
day next the 10th February At o'clock for the
River boat
NoTICE-sHiP " STEERS, AND OTHER FRIENDS OF
the late CAPTAIN y:bea HGwss are rsspeotiul invited
sth met o'clock for the purpose Of orgapiIss
osh sssh street. sissI wa
i.n.torgh on Monday 10th inst, a. two o'clock p u
MR. EDIToR:-sIR: HAVING OBSERVED IN YOUR
anng TO meeting held BY the Bolermakers Of New York
the previous Thursday January SthAcssrs Wetb and
Gray delegates bet af of the Viewers OF Fall
River admitted to this meeting when they made
few observaiops the prospects the
vers and others on the strike Your article ssys"At
the close Of Mr. Webbs address, resolution passed in
favor Of supporting the Viewers while the strike and
number Of subscription sts Distributed DO crcu
lated amongst the various shops in the city This is abso
Hy I sS Ssis
are merely TO establish apprentice system and to learn
them trade by which they be able obtaia
and honorable livelihood by Of which hope
trade TO degree Of respectability BY such
hope in short time. have working the
ness calling themselves workmen when they snd
then employers rely having their work
Their in substantia and werkmspke manner The soce-
as animous body has received
LISTS but individual members might have received
them, all Mechanics with feeling hearts, sympahizs with
ther fellow workmen when in the situation. We
that such grievances have occurred between this
ployers and the employed Of these and
sincerely hope that the that place
arant their worhmen support their
smies in fush degree Of comfort the hard working
should be entitled to. WI. HATrON.
Secretary Of the Boilermakers Protective Association
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INSTRUCTIONS.


Lyons Classical and Commercial Boarding School -.
d Is
being one q the oiest and most agreeab, towns in
bic several timesa day by the Hudson Railroad
Of the charming views Of the valley Of The
mndssa The sdace j oS@modou eomirtaols aYd well
r M Toys well appol tea Gymnasiun Sc
fare m pbTte ~ r. Iss v Or t9s moral wei
the and habits Of his pupils. dailv re-
abstract parent at the close OF
Vi The fsSa s
81 & s he as s,s M
seie that sI,et attention which their paramount import
terms o. tye months eaohhe sumner term
April ana aud october are vacations Pupils can be al
mitted at any time. Charges-SnO fer the term;
sosTd xasSas nsn4Ss and Ssddas md
onsr %S hs ns 81 ali III ssd s
cessary books in the English branches and stationery
The several elesym'a d Tarr town; Hon:
Ys, piIyns hs Ss1p ys'Psss
Railroad New York. Edward k Collins, Eco do; Hon wv
The institute Of Whose sns y s1ns
e q aePsa0n to the PpF cs'11 yoS Of the
Principal aud Prophet
CoLnsMITHs. WRITING ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY.
a vlEss 50 for 10 ssoas one hour cash cisssss dali
s1ssp.ns si,usdays the fOllesing hours- ladies =.
Gems Of Penmsnship, 81 90.
RooKxEEPINc, AEIruxETle. Ss- ARE THOROUGH
80 Broadway Each separate
snrey competent to discharge the various dases 81 the
counting room. oren day and ey-ains Terms eisrat-.
WILLIAM II. DIsBRow's RIDING SCHOOL, NO. %
ms and nn & .S ass iaS
NJ to SP.A Nj for,sntiemen from to on Pm
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REIF AND MUrToS.-THoMAs 4. BROADWAY Is
Offering some Of the finest Dutehess County Besf and
Mountain Mutton that has city this winter
which he selling At prices his old
No. Clinton Market corner Of Canal and Washn
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE REV. =. THOMPSON WILL PREACH AsERaoS
In favor OF the carly ooeins sun
day) evening the Broadway Tsbenae BY request Of the
ID. O. 9. D. b. sndP.A A. WALTER ABBOTT. Rec. Sec
MR; AVIS EousER, BAPTIST MINISTER LATE
W. IL preaching in Convention Hail. Wooster street,
will In future, D. T. presch In the esture room the
rst floor Of the kecca College 81 Crosby street Services
sunday, February At half past ten A. ~ three and
half r NJ also, Thursday evenings, halt
Pact o'clock.
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CELLows' OPERA HOUSE 444 BROADwAY. BE-

II,
tween Howard an Grand streets-The manager begs
state that tho immense his
Concerts every evening for the last months by the
elite and fashion II his great metropolis has induced him
70 srtss o. the very first talent to produce Bur-
in style equal TO the originals produced Ialisn
Opera OF this city, On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
families Admission 70 cents Doors at half past
0pcert At half past O'clock.
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NEW YORK HARMONIC soCIErY.-THE STOCK
~ holders and performing members Of this society in
formed that Vocal and Instrumental rehearsal Of the
osorio OF st Paul will take place at rabsrnase
on kondav evening, 10th met At half o'clock, at
which time the proposd to tho consti Of
the society viii be acted runctua attendance Is
quested.
MUSICAL BoNEs.-JusT RECEIVED, A LARGE AS
NI tottment OF Musical Boxee Of all sizcs playing from
two to twelve airs for sale BY EDWARD BAACk Manu-
aesTer and Importer Of all kinds OF husical
~ Fulton street.
MUsIC.-A LADY. OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABIfs-
IVA tiles as Pianist the most ubexoeptionable references
be nxious take three pupils add
ton to those she already teaching she will either in
them their residences, her dwelling
rerms.For eginners, So those advanced s2 Apply 70
5. c., Herald efhee.
A lady, QUALIFIED IN EVERY RESPECT by
"A experience snl ability to gye instruction the pisno
forte DESTROYS Of Young ladies' whom she would
attend at residence at the residence OF her pills
Term. moderate. Application to be made to Mrs G. ~ box
30cl Post Once.
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M EeHANIcs. HALL, NO 472 BROADWAY ABOVE

lvl Grand streetOpen every night during the until
further notice. The original and well known CHRlSTYs
nINsrRELs, comprising efficient and versatile csrps
Of talented" and experienced performers under the
msnasemsnt q Crsy whose concerts in this city for
ssoeesson of Ave years. been received with
by highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets IS
cents Doors at half past six at half
o'clock The patrons If Christys Minstres
spscully Informed that the usual Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08

n oTICE-THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF the
railors Protective Union will be held A.
1smnany Hall on Monday evening, February 10th, 1871
Adtins eeebtssd Brass band Is engaged for The oeosson
Tickets One Dollar 10 admit gentlemsa and two laiies
20 be kad Of any member Of the COMMITTEES.
JOS. MATTERS, Secretary. .
n Sunday afternoon.