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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-09

INV YORK, JANUARY %, lS5-PErER GILSEY,
IN Esq-pesr Sir In reply demand that should
have investigation of the work and materials of
building the southwest OF Broadway and Fourth
must that had hoped from the long time that
have leen employed by several build
cured that building built in the subsan
tal that would have had sufficient confidence
in ability and would require further evidence of
it's being subBtsntiai but insist that IL 10
to yourself but to counteract the false reports Of
"some persona" that request the here
with give and will call the architects and
builders of this city to examine building and
their opinion regarding it's merits defects At the
time allow sgain assert that ehal always be proud
TO refer TO building fpecmen OF architectural
il good and sui work: and Also that il
will stand upon its pressnt Foundation loI after shah
have been forgotten unless IL is destroyed by
foreign defect in its cons'ruction Your humble
want. JOHN w. RlTCH Architect.
NEw YoRK February4 ISL
meeting Of architects builders held Mr. Peter
Geys 1888 ropr nth street for the Of examir
ing the buld the southwest OF Broad aud
Fourth street Martin i. Thompson. Ell called TO the
Chair W. Baldwin, Esg was appointed SECRETARY After
following certificate was adopted and signed
We the undersigned have examined the building the
southwest of Broadway and Fourth street In
opinion the building and built in substantial
ana workmanlke and ali the materials are OF the
frst quality.
u. A. Peterson architect. hldridge Winham yr archt.
Aber W. Bald win, mason. g. Sutton, builder.
Iames Hardey, carpenter. ID uennessy, carpenter.
Linus Seudder, macon. John s. Giles. builder.
j. Berrian, architect Peter Gibson.
Vim. II. stewart mason. John Carr builder.
A. Y. Pringls, mason James Hamei Jr mason.
III omss HaasGtt, mnson. Asa Stehbins, architect.
Ahel Harker, mason. Samuel Atkinson, carpenter.
Genry Frederick mason.
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RE NIOXALS.

~ have removed to No o. Cedar street. opposite the
Once where they offer stock Of SILK and Fancy
Dry Goods, mostly Of their Importation They will
constantly be receiving and fashionable goods their
hhe 10 which they would call the attention Of city
country merchants.
- EhovAL-HrDseE ROBERTSON HAVE RE-
moved from Ne IA Pearl street. 70 their store No.
o Broadway al joining the Howard Hotel where they are
bow opening largs aud elegant stock staple fancy
Dry Goods uited to the and Western which
they orer on the most favorable terms.
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70 20 d. BID 20 800 hlod 70; 100 Edgeworh Company,
1863; threading RR S7.: 50 Wilmington RR. lo,s.-
PHnAnD rErA, Feb. 6.-Nrst 6carG-St00 Reading Sc.
~ ~ Sy sO ~ 1000 De- Ss 1000 do ~ 1000 do b.
29co Penn 81: ss $50 ss 5000 d. ssH 1900 DO:
S S Val L.. go ~ Penn, Ra az lSS assdi , RI
k.ntaeiy Bank. 1861 10 Union Bank Tenn 5ot 20 do.
and Meehs Bank, IL IA Commercial Bank 6h Iner Sales
1880 Penn'a So 935S Second Board-Sl6s Reading Sc,
20 49, 100 CLes and Del Canal S. $751; 20o0 sus Canal Sc,
s2% 400 shs Norris Canal 1876 100 do 1915 Ken Bank
1eGk; 3AArrisburg RR Al; 10 Dam. and Am. RR. 1874
Wilmington RR. III 200 Union Canal. l4h 7Penn'a Bank,
ll3t2O0 Reading RR 81 Pbi!s Rand. l3sH er Sales
400 shs Reading KR, 81 100 Norris Canal, 1914
BALriaoRE Feb 7Sfock Bo1rd-500 Maryland 6s, l02.i
% shares Farmers and Planters Bank I'll DO Mechapc
Bank Ik; 10 do. Batm Ohio Railroad ~ 10 de-. Bat
more ana susq Railroad 81 At the Board to day, u. 6.
Ca 1867 closed at bid Nd S. 1925 bid 1925 asked; S.
eGL bid Sterling So IS bid; Baltimore SIS 1896. 045 bid,
1861 asied b. and o. RR Bends so bid. 93 asked do.
shares 1874 bid 74h asked.
Teiegraphio Reports.
New ORLEANS, Feb. z, 1851.
Cotton has fallen at least Nc. $40 since the re-
ceipt OF tho Canada's advices. We now quote Mid
ding at uhc.
CIScINSATI, Feb 8. 1851.
Flour has declined to So 40. Sales 800 bbs pork at
1lAS l15sS for mess. $50 bbls. lard sold at 7Mo
sAc
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FINE ARTS.

TIVE AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSOCIATIONS, HAVING
obtained their charer, ready 20 reetive works
~ for exhibition their rooms S Br-sdwsy As their
gallery 10 20 be opened TO the pubic the s Of March ~
required that members wishing exhibit should eend in
their pictures before the Dth Of February.
I,oLIAs PIANO FoRTEs.-wE WOULD CALL TUE
III attention 81 the pubho 10 the tna assortment Of
Piano Fortes with and without the much admired fsn
made by the celebrated house Of r. Gilbert
Co, o. Boston recently opessd At i.7 Broadway ~
waters n Berry The pianos o. T. q. Co. hare been
too long snd toe ayOraely known 20 need commends
ucns Hundreds In this city testify 20 their superior
excellence n hand pianos taken Ia exchange
Pianos 70 let hne o. the above e
may be fonnd at the vsrsroome Of LINCOLN Ta0af-
son, i& FULTON stree Brookiyr.
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RATE REDUCED -ApA1srs CO.'S CALIFORNIA
~ fresht, Paekage aId Parcel Expsess, per steamer
Lml ire cry on Ihurdsy February 10 Oar next regular
Psnama viii be dispatched A. usual In charge Of special
Thursday 18th instant. at O'Clock, r. Ali freight and
large paksges be delivered before 2oeock
Wednesday 18th their going forward By this
fxTr'ss an all sells spsoe ewelry will be received
IN til ~ o'clock NJ snd letters until o'clock r. Of the
day Of sailing fnvoices must Invariably accompany the
goods but shippers themselves the trouble and
OF clearing st custom house. by handing d. their
paTers early no feisht forwarded unless IRE. paid and
package must be inperyous IL will be
the owners risk. ADAhs& CO. II and Is Wall street.
GREGoRYs CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPRESS
" Per steamer North Amerioa and Empire City on
Tuesday 18th and Thursday 18th inst ats The sub
sarihers will dispatch BY each Of the ab,ve
and PREPARED 70 forward goods through with
cut scttnton having effected complete
the lthmur, by which unequslled dispatch Is secured
Parcels received until the ornng Of the day the
leaves, and letters until "a Pm; packages and heavy
felrht must he delivered Office prior 10 the day OF
sailing. where Keods waiting shirmeat covered By
sufance AL packages mnstts made peTfeetly Waterproof
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
Msnaxcrs AMI Agents, li9 Pearl So. corner wall.
Pa-shrrers ~ this express can avoid the annoyance
nd expense o. clearing their goods the Custom House.
Toms reasonable.
uARNDEN's EMPRESS FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
Mobile All goods entrusted to for New Or
leans Mobile cities adjseert will he forwarded with
prompness and despatch BY every tour agents.
Burns. Goa vi 81 rec New
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GRAND GIFT CONCERT AT TRlPLER BALL, TUES
~ day evening Feb ii h. 1851 -lO Gifts, viz One beau
tiful Piano, valued at $3.50
bound Musical Ansuals valued IS each On this ocea-
zion the folio wing eminent artists will -Ms
Jones, Madame Annette Stephsn Mr. Edward sheppard
Mr. william Dressler and tho shakespeare Concert
composed of the most able members the Lind Or
chetra the direction Of Herr Noli Toe Orchast
w in the course OF the ertanment perform the
descriptive polka entitled the Fremans POLKA dedicated
10 Alfred Carson, tsq This beautiful compost zion is en
nently Characteristic Of the
we'll initiated the lire BELL general alarm, hurrying Of the
hremen 10 their engine eNtHgushng OF the fire. working
e the engines playing OF the water aud the triumph
OF the hremento &c performed the evening this
cert for the first tine The merits programme
are amply sufficient to remunerate the patrons of the Con-
twice the price of admission dent
elegant and ostly gfs the talent engaged and tie variety
aud e OF the entertainments being such
ter cannot fail 60 please the flsidious N.
Tickets 80 cents which enttlo the purchaser adms
sCn to She and chance for OF the yau
Ets. Tickets can be hal at Adriaucs Sherman Co.'S
Aston Houses Geib Jacksons Nlie5s and ysnderbzeeks
Music Store, at Tsyors saloon;
stores aud hotels generally. J. l.. LYONS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACROSS THR
~ Tsthmus Of Psnsms zschrisson Nelson Co, 81 Ps-
prepared freight the 18th
mus Or take through TO San Francisco shippers er-
uon but esch package must be u portable sre and weight
and property covered Co. ere not rssponoief or
damage or sccident In the rsn discharges rsnsccr
taon 10 be rnia New York For 9Nrticnias apply
10 j ZACHRIsS0Nk Co., Whlstfssa
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COPARTNERsIIPs.

WANIED-A PARTNER, WITH CASH CAPITAL
w OF $3.50 or S2,WN, to engage with the Adver-
,sr n The feed susn. IN Que o. the best locations in the
dse Of the business prtered The premises be had
for term q years oderate Address with name
reicrnce. Box ? 7s4, Lower Pest Once
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IFS CHATHAM soUARE.-GBo
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL BoXEs.-JUsT RECEIVED. A LARGE AS
1'k tortment OF Musical Boxes, Of all Ee5 playing from
two 70 twelve ais; for sale ty EDWARD BAhCK Manu-
iactGrer ana Importer OF all kinds of Musical Instruments
81 Iult0
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

pRooLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRICES
- Under the management Of Mr. 4. .Keut-Engagement
OF MISS HArIlAWhY.-Monday evening February 10, 1851
will lie presented DAY IN RIS-Enily, Miss Hathaway
To be followed with SLhSuEH AND CkAsuEH-Sasher
Mr. y. NJ. Kent After which, farce Of NATURE AN
rHILosoPHy-Coltn. Miss asthawAy. To conclude with
the IRISH TUTOR-Doctor OToole, Mr.. Seymour. Par
quette - eentsi Gtlierr, Ira cents.
pRooRLYN sAcREDMUsIc soCIErYe-THE sPLEN-
- did oratero By sPehr The Last Jusgment, 80 sue
cestuiy performed this sst January will by particular
desire be repeated by the above Society Thursday
ming next 18th rst, at the hall OF the Female Academy
Jorolernon street. Brooklyn Conductor, Mr.. Paul X.
Ielel PRINCIPAL colo psrs By hTs L. Jones Miss IL N.
Crane, Mr.. Beuter, Mr. PHI Meyer. The chorus will
brace the full strength II the Society assisted by the
large and ecfht orchestra from the New York Phihr
monte Society Performance to commence at half past Z
o'clock. Tickets 81 each, for sale At the and
beck stores, and at the eoor Of the Academy.
THE BROOKLYN ArPENEUH GARDENS AND
other premises to let given Immediately and
good chance given good tenant. Also. stores In
front Inquire Of Mr.. PRIEST. on the premises.
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T. HARRfsoNs PoRsA0IK SELF COOLING MILLS
II. Burr Stone Grinders-Pstented November, l8f7.-
These mills are Narrated TO do work than other
me fret premiam awarded TO the pstentee these
Nils At the Fairs 81 the Amerosn Institute In 1870 and
40 Ass, 81 the Fair Of the Charitable Me-
chanioai Association in 1850 These Mills very
nent for transportation their vhoe weight being
thss the stones sons Of ceumon mills, They sdmirs
mustsrd, stsrchslt paints plumbsso, m.nssnsse bones
hn qusr plaster eharcos drugs dye stuns, snun ha1
HE WARREN CO, ~ Courtlsndt 81, up stairs.
ITO THE LOVERS or CHOICE BrTs-THE UNDER
signed viii offer fer sale Saturday, February and
the week following, 81 his stand s Brosdwsy some fne
Duchess county beef South Down mutton, and
and most respectfully invites the public TO call ssd select
for Themselves BROADWAY, 644 Broadway, hrst door
above Thirteenth street.
PR AND MUTT0N.-THoMAs 4. BROADWAY rs
~ Offering OF the finest Dutohess County Beef and
Mountain Mutton that come 10 the atty this winter
vhich he selling st very reasonable prices At his old stand
no Clinton Market CORNER Of Canal and Washington ste
THE LIONS or LONDON TAIa.
u Among all the lions at Lendon's great fair.
WI be one Lyon greste, thsn any else there
With his powder and pill that will instantly kill,
The insects and vermn whenever you will
Jsrre bets have been offered . premium he takes
Asd the wise who bet en- him will pocket the stakes;
Tor his powder and pill will speedily kill
The bugs sns the rats that won't let folks be STILL
But eur Iyon-rray mark for this fact " mysterious
Never uses q drug TO mans health deleterious;
Hispowder and piii only nussnses hin.
Ard though Thy rs all woud make nobody ILL.,
LfoNskasnetie Pwoders ard Pills, Depot 40 broadway
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On Feb. O. Groscx W. Loss, the only son OF George
W. and Eioise Loes, In his second year
The relatives and friends Of the family, and mem
bers OF the state repoibee ana oiivs Branch Lodge
No "a l. o, ofo, H. ere respectfully invited TO attend
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DANoRAkA OF THE PILGRIMS PRooRRss-PAR-
ouar Notoc-At the request Of pastors, teachers and
others. and in order TO allow thu
the usorm price Of admission viii hereafter DO twenty
cents ON Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons children
will DO admitted ut Dotcrp.v catalogues 2
cents Open every evening at Washington HAIL. byS Broad
way. Doors open st 2. to oopmente At7A o'clock.
GATHERS CoSg0RAMAs. CORNER OF BROADWAY
- and Thirteenth street.-The first section, containing
collection Of wentysix views Of Europe Asis Minor Sys
the Hoy Land Egypt. Nubis and ARABIA will DO exhibited
replaced by views equally interesting.
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NEW YORK AND PFTIADELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ ard PhiladelphiA dirsct.-United States Mail Lue
Throush IN ~ hours via New jersey Railroad. Fare
New York A. ~ from foot Of ceur,iandt st. and ats
A. n, and y. ~, from foet Of Liberty street. Leave
Phadeiphis At sandsA n and SIP. r., from footof
walnut strssA
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Bpronrs.s, s ASsrnkicAN HSsEua-P. BARNva

DARNUk'S AMERICAN hUSEUM-P. T. BARNUN
proprietor and hsnager-John Greenwood Jr.. Assist
ant hanager-ssloon performances every afternoon
and in the evening at o'clock. Admtance to each and
10 the Museum 70 cents children under Of age
l2 cents. Monday ana Tuesday February 10 in tho
the new and THRILLING drama three parts
Clarke; Marquis, Herkins; Fiot9rine Mics Carpenter
In the evening the pleasing petite comedy of PERFECTION
To conclude with the comic Musical Extrayaganza OF
BEAUTY AND THE BEAsT-Beaatv, Miss Chapman
Sir A. Pump. Mr. Andrews; Beast Mr. Grosvener; John
Quill, Mr. hadaway. The Mammoth Girl as been re-en-
gaged ans host Of other attractive novelties The entire
Chinese Museum late OF $50 Broadway
amongst the million of euriostiss this
The Gipsy Fortune Teller, So, may be seen here
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COAL.
2TEAn BOAT COAIs-TN SIZE AND QUALITY Ex-
rresy adapted TO sesmers rse for sale BY the
Address v. TYLER CO. phiiadelphias
ITO COAL DrALrRs-THE suBsoRIBKRs wnL ExE-
cute orders for spohn and Lewis Veins Red Ash Ces
and white Ash from Broad nountsn o. all srvs ~ the
lowest market rstes Orders respectfully soiictea
r. rrLERh CO., PhiladeiphiA
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SALES BY AUCTION.

I ARGE SALE OF AMERICAN BEAP-No POSTPONE
IL ment on account of tho weatherMinturn Co. will
SELL on Tuesday February H. OF II o'clock at the warehouse
OF Mr.. O. Merle. Noe ESQ and 800 Water street. 40 bales
American Dew Kotted Hemp Terms ct sale.
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A cARD.-To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. SIR
that VIM yoS and Other peoneps Claimed that had oh
tanned either directly indirectly permtsto four new
such claim and my nae wss not u ae,r pc
nv. oI sanr Ines % n sf lines. The ayss
siasps * i1srs..s sssv,ea Nc RIVER
CO. the hT a sags fSSs wesah Sn
Of stages and that the running the First
After had co@Is ,n ,h linz .s K
has rot been ,od IN Ike msnnsT The conmite charse.
The line which preaume referred sold iOr $500
.Sa % lot NJ ground sod & liz. oOnrs 10 nv
own wishes and AZ the request o. my former parnsr and
I,.Is nearly an q. stare prorieiors :. Ne. York On;
%sml MI % this Sss that aaald pS,
and 2 those q other linz, And ssa. Tor
grant 81 TIE Grand on the sh d,y November
& Ry n applied to me
sfterhs had obtsned The line am not aware that hive
sgtlSae S 1.ine1s not true that refused % appear
age.tiors % me- and dealings and ,ran'.eeas IA
,od svs,satd by any person Of persons
that may csirc belissiDs have honestly
'A''' ' '"' SAME "'''" jaws I. BERrrSE
THE JRIENps or GEORGE LoDER ARE RESP ScT-
fully requos.ee g meet at The As,or Hcu.s on THUS:
IT p' 70 he sysS hR III 9rs o s, rs si
10 this object viii sttcra.
n L. A--ruE uEMsxRs or CHARTER OAK CHAP
", ter No ~ o. " AZ and The order In gaessrs arc
George W. Kip, At the Chapter Room. 81 Bowery. BY
order Of WIN y. CONEbf, Jr. T.. OF the
NICHOLAS FoRD aschem.
AJAeoEIC NoTIoE-THE MEMBERS oFABRAuAMs
lSI Lodge No ~. hereby notified, and the kasono
rny In gerera respectfully invited 70 meet at
freemasons BALL 600 Broadway en- sunday The sh inst a.
y o'clock ~ from thence 20 proceed 70 No y E.sex street
lsst tribute tf TO the renal OF
w. - Ps.vAN HoUTEN. NsHsr.
HUNGARIAN TxfNEs THE SOCIETY OF THE nun
raran Esiles will hod extrsorinarv ueeiing on
Sunday ths gh instant at o'clock Pm at the shasspears
Hotel for the a celebrating upon pressing matters
THE members invited 70 the call Captain La
Jos LOEw, MEMBER II the Committee.
REv. DIR. THATCHER WILL PREACH IN THE
N Allen street Presbyterian Church this evening.
N0IICE--A NEWLY ORGANIZED FIRST CLASS
~ Dramatic Association IL DESTROYS q Increasing Its
number q members and musicians Gsn,iemen willing 70
ieu viii please adres T. Seety Of New York Di am,tc
sssocstito, 70 be left a; Herald ofhce.
CBTP ALERr-roR SAN FRANcfsC0 SHIPPERS
- will please have all their frsght board ~ Psr 8,
North river before Saturday 18Th and send bills Of ladiny
SUTTON Co. No. 81 wall street.
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CLoTHIrG.-sPRIsG AND sUnsER CLOTHING AT
~ vhocsae.-Ne would call the attention Of merchants
visiting New York for spring purchases 70 our stock q Spring
and summer Clothing which extent variety and excel
nce Of nanuaoture and STYLE IL much superior 70 that q
any former and feel assured must acct the sppr
baton Of clothing dealers In all sections Of the covntry As
one Of The firm now visits periodically the sarspean msr.
het purchasers can rely having all the latest And best
STYLES Of goods made into garments In well Known ee-
gahce o. hrsh ana ct prices much lower than houses Who
DEPEND solely this market An inspection OF stock
before purchasing elsewhere respectfully solicited
We are new prepared fer the largest demand for California
clothing Of every description, At the lowest triss.
50 and IS John street. corner u Nassau.
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nLYnPIC. BROADWAY NAGLKS GRAND PIANO.
" Of IreandPAinted by the Irish artists
sketches taken within the last three in fidelity
rest and beauty with Iish rish music
and lrshmans illustrations. Every evening, TX
ooesk Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
See Handhs Admitsnee Dress Oh Gle and Parguet, Is
lery, 1915 cents Gallery for colored people, Tx cents
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INsrpUCTIoNs.

CoLDsNfTHs WRITING ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY.
~ tst shove the Irving House. Terms reduced one
hall, vzbp for 10 Lessons hour each Glasses dali
~ excepting Saturday, a. the following ~
III A - and "a Y. ~ gentlemen At A. -, and 3 and
Y. n. Private Instructions, SIS For sale, Goldsmiths
Gems o. fenmanship, 81 81.
TNsrRUcTfoNs-A FOREIGNER. or GOOD FAMILY.
anxious 10 home in private family where
his services AZ teacher In the French language ymnses
riding and fencing to ladies genten would be
sdsrd equiv for hs board he would be pleased 70
lessons at the residence disciples Please address
"rorcgnsr." No. SIS Broadway.
XVULIAs m. DIsBRows HIDING SCHOOL, NO. %
fourth avenue, near Astor pace-open day and even
inE Tor ladies and gentlemen Hours for ladies, from A.
NJ 70 sP. ~ for gentlemen, from TO ph r. n
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RRoUGHAHS LYCEuk. BROADWAY, NEAR BKOONE
~ street-Dress Circle and Parquette so ceuts Family
Circle. 25cens Orchestra Stall Seats S Private Boxes
honesy sysSips Feb 10Th the performances will
Joseph Gleendneh. Mr. Raymond Julia Miss Mar, Taylor
TO be followed by tho new farce OF BETSEY BAKER-Mr.
Betsey Baker, Ma Bropgham; Mrs Mouser: Miss Jula
Gould. To conclude with the WORLDS FAIR-Jsve, Mr..
Brousham; Apollo Mr.. Dunn; Bacchus Lyceus Mr. Leach
Mercury. Miss J. Gould; Columbia, Miss r. Taylor.
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R0WIRY THkATRE.-hONDAY EVENING, FEBRU-
sry ioh yi ss scssd the grand nausies! spsesaoe Of
TtSn ch.rlss rs9lknsr Beg Mr. J. r. Scott Tom Truck
Miss emyss Donna CapeA, Mrs Broadley To conclude
with the drama Of GIL BLAS-G Bss, Miss 8. Denim
drew Corcuells Mr.. Wipans Donna Mensia Mrs. WAloot
Brunette mrs Tnro.disy csptsin Rolands M Stevens
Orchestra Boxes 80 cents Doors open half past six
urtain rises 1t seven o'clock.
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q IN REwARD WILL Be PAID roR Tue REcoyERY
DcO Of the body Of Capt. Nehemiah stQkelay. Who vs
enocksd overload from the schooner John Moreau In tie
Ieb. abou O'Clock. uc about feet N inches ia
height soutly built and had DARK hair and whsktrt III,
had blue pea jacket and psnaioons and white knit
shirt and comforter about his nacf. The above reward
vii he raid en- application TO MoREAU PARKER, VI
Barclay street.
n osT-BgTwEENAsToR PLACE OPERA HOUSE AND
IL Waverly place, Tenth and Blocker stree. Dia
ond Breaspin set In blue enamel The finder will receive
twenty dollars and the thanks Of the owner BY leaving IL at
10l wayeriy place.
r osT.-sTRAYrD, FROM NO " EAST FOURTEENTH
IL street, this morn lsst evening small King Charles
srau is black color long aud eolored
TO the name 81 "Chariey 81 will be raid any
returning him IS above.
4 osT-oN FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 8 O'CLOCK.
IL either IN Of Fourth stages In going from
the 18th street to the Madison and 18th
etreet Morocco Portewonore Containing about fifteen
dollars fourteen Of which 10 in bills and the rest silver also
all pagers Of value 10 person bat the owner
The store of the subscriber Geo Drew. 1874 Third
7 osT.-A BROWN ovERCoAT, WITH PL AID LINING,
IL taken from the entrance TO the irving House. on
Friday evening. II the person having In possesson will
return the memorandum book letters and papers
fn the POCKETS BY nail the letters are ADDRESSED he mar
soasider the coat ~ his own property.
CLoAK LOST THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK BIZ
~ mstshe from 1886 Broadway on the evening Janusry
~ last black Cloth Cloak with blsct velvet cellar eed
With same and lined with bsok figured worsed requested
20 retain 10 20 sac Brown No 107 Fourth Avenue be-
tween ard o'clock n, or and o'clock Ph--s he -
known. lie will ind his cloak at same place.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET, NEAR
~ RoossyeI n Evening February TO- will be per-
sI r. oro,s Mr. Drew Princes; BadISulsaaSsr,
solomon swop, Mr.. c. Y. Locke Mr. Torrent Mr.. g. W.
TaJlor yonsthan 0idskrt. Mr.. Herbert; ANY. Miss n
Charles The whole to conclude with entitled
tr Fox Eehia Attalsa,
0Run Mr. Adams Tam Hoka- ma Cora Mrs f. Drew:
Don Jose Pizarrsbus, Mr.. q, W. Taylor. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-09

NlRCUs-NEW YORK AMYHITHEATRE 81 BOwERY.
" -Jsmes N. June Co.. Proprietois-Monday evening.
February TO- 1851 and during the week. JACK kO 8INSON
AND HIS hoNKEY-mu.hapug, tths Ape,) NJ. W. Cole.
Uorenanshp, by Miss Wells hessrs Franklin, Rivers
nall aud Stevens Great display Of Gymnastcs Acroba
Fas Comic Songs, &c. NJ. W. b. Donaldson is engaged
and viii appear clown Thursday Extra PR
fOrmsnoes on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons com
at "a o'clock Admission private Boxes 80
Boxes rs cents pit l2 cents Children under years
compaHed by thtiI parents, half price to Boxes.