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- orshs.trs Boxes Door. open - hall psss
.'' 81 fa KS M
.a sa Sof FsP. A.: s Bsss:
E ass will Vim ssS LII f Mar
Scott Alfonso Pope rsnsa. Miss s. Denim; Elvirs, Mrs.
e. y .sAs
cents Family Circle Is CENTS Private Boxes Is .ad ss
pS :psn
Ds h s.i n. as Pss
DsuxS H.: xait.I. and \ Fr.dsre Gem: the oost.
% :s 1s Davo
E.ws:1 Boion x BssS s Mrs Huss
NArloNAI THEATRE. cHAEaAx STREET: NEAR
W. . % IA r. IL f"s n X:
rra bsa 9a.s wss .AS T.y
's S T soss o
s: . Ismp. PIECE pnfd Its Door sS
open at 6s o'clock curtain rises at Q clock.
ID stIss.-Drs,s Circle ald Pargue..s, 80 cents Family
Circle cents Doors open ~ half oelock1uesday
sSsS the s.%Is opera q the a.
sy hs sssn Leach .. JS nns
with the farce, called SENT 70 THE TowER~Psrisn
Burehsii. Arnold. 1'' '~''A'A.' -'A'
OLYMPIC, BRoADvAY..,NAGLEsa GRAND PIANO.
~ q lreand-Psnted BY the hrst Irish artists from
sn ~
gsy ass1y sxsn.s
See Hantbills Admittance Dress Oh ole and Paraus. Is
Sasy
CIRCUe-NEw YORK AMPRITHEATRE, 81 BowERY.
Jane. J.Hs Co. pToprs;ser, Tussday evening
osy.ads grand dsOisy Of stu vauisi1g Mss 4 & Wells
y, S a ~ N N v H
In his bending new songs by
ssa Sssn ana s' ah.' s s s By
o o r nsa ;.. ss s. ss d
Is OTIS. Pit. i2h cts. To commence At IA O'clock.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l7b CHArHAk sQUARE-Ggo
Lea Sole "a !. IN Priys..
que, 2 esntsEgaat saloon performances every After
oeieoi, and in evening half p.ss7
s. s: sa s Md b
Le.s Female shiopisn Opera Troup. numbering fifteen
sssnea band IN the 6nssi states: sroupe u MODEL Ar.
s sFs aud vs:
pictures of ancient I'd modern times company OF Arai
emily
an e.Sision q arbe sssta.ry in the Ssrd to-
gshs1 with variety Of every az
THE GREATEST NoylLrY EVER INTRODUCED IN
Of haRR kRAUs2 the 'h n.n Vs
fs ss shf' a ks
place At the above HALL Saturday Evening February sh
when he will be assisted by sgpora Truth Benedett
Of Babel thirty different national msoees be In
the original dialects Of fer which he has
the assistance Of signorina E. Gandoln Herr Meyer
Herr Sae and Herr KrausI will initiate the psouI aies
both serious and comic Of natiop in their native
tongue Also BY the kind permission Of Aarstes Esq
the full orchestra Of the Italian Opera House. Conductor
Herr kreutzer And three solo performers
Herr Griebcl the celebrated voinst from Berlin. Herr
Pyehowshi Pianist and Herr kltl the bassoonist from
Dresden Between the frat and second part the
traordinary talented child, Miss fanny Dsane will
cite The Maniac in costume Tickets Fifty Cents to be
had aths principal music stores and hotels Doors
IT half past 9, to commence 1T half past 7. and
splendid grand piano. from the Of James
Prison. will be used On this occasion.
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CALIFORNIA.

IOeEIlFiNg nAsTERs AND A. ENrS-. GENTLE
man duly quahfed will literally recompense ary
VIZ can ebtsn for him appoint snrEco- 70 ore "
Litsronl California failing ships drees
nNnrl Y HarAlh IN.
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p,HE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER INTRODUCED IN
PUBLIC LECTUR Es.

MR.. henry JAMES'S FIRST LECrURg WILL TAKE
1vl place this evening at tho Suyvesant Institute Sub.
ject-Property ~ symbol. Lecture to commence 10 s
o'clock Tickets for the S-to be had the book
stores Of Aessr Francis Crowen and Kernot single tok
cts % cents. to be had at the door.
nR. 4. p. BANNING WILL LECTURE BEFORE rue
~ chronological Society at Clinton Hail. Wednesday
evening 81 ~ o'clock. subjeot-The human Voice Admits
lance. l2h cents.
II ECTURk JOSEPH BARKER, Ex-MAYoR OF PITTS
IL BURG, will deliver lecture the Tabernsae No. $40
Brsodway en- Thursday evening next 9th met o'clock
subeet-Romanism, the aud abuse Of
confession, as ptaotsd in the Church Tahe IS esn-o
be had a. the door.
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nESTRUCTIoN AND SArETY.-
~ Everythirs yermil
Reaches lfe'S minus
when once II mht 80 ~ ons death dealirs doses
Roach and bedbug keel over
Lie Shot duok, or poyer.
When bis pcwcer touches their and their
Bis pills, mice and rats will
slsy quictsr than cats Wilt
Yet ftrarEc-is n no'f-humAn fob, large and small,
NAY eat Iills snd nnwders, suffer az all.
Depot Tor Lyons Powder and Pills 40 Broadway.
CARD.-nRs PRIwsTka, FROM PHILADELPHIA
tenders her services 20 soes and gentlemen Of this city
trnioey love, snd Law kc-
hyto and sciences const sntly relied BY Napcfsos
vi ts the name % the lady gentleman they viii marry
Aro the name ~ the vsterr Residence Ill Clinton street
LAsiss ssvens-svs esats Gsntlenen enc ssiiar.
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MECHANICS HALL, NO 472 BROADWAY ABOVE
M Grand street.Open every night during tho week unt
further notice The original and we'll CHRISrYS
nINSrRELS comprising efficient and versatile csrps
Of talented and .exporienced performers under the
Of r. Crsty whose In this CITY,
ssceession Of Ave year, been received with favor
by highly respectable and audiences Tickets %
cents Doors at half past six ~ half
seven O'clock The patrons of Chrsty Mnstrels
spsctully informed that the usual
certs will be disoon tinued for the future.
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GLoRoEkscs HAVING RUS DAY BgES spHfrrED
~ A. PARTNER with us the haaress wi hereafter
Quoted under the ttyle 81 y. W. Epgs 4 soas
New YORK. Feb T. lsfI P.u FNGsh soy.
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MONEY TO LOAN, IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS.
y, Tor ,nO,s period, on :. Of PsGpsr'y ms-
city. Address r. r., a, the Herald ONCE.
ITO CUTTERS. STEEL AN o IRON woRKERs-vIEN-
Sos. Tin sSa Sn
Dry LEWIS
% ss ss is asSS. ''a'A'd
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND sIUFrERs-A SUPERIOR
lss.r y sass wsSls,.s and retail .o n a, co.
ii Day IN io,. to sS, pursS..ors ABLY AZ 4. once
No. Isi IVES. street Of Geons O Byrn.. ''' '"''
476 BROADWAY rs TUE cREAr CENTRAL oEPo-
zine: K. I1i s9.ns and s.se Fluid for shs hair
Al,srasiy. n1tsrs ns,ehIng', knapp ana Blake.
s m.s.p sssi ~" ws css.y mos; DE-
celebrated w.shi,s,on Pl. and Manhattan Plaste II
fowrs,nd ssr,apsIiiiss - "'''' -''' '"'
LoEnooR. i = ss,;, TO rnE PUBLIC AND
TO ws.x. cnoesrn E.a., T.unsep Loso%otve Works
D. s TsSsS.s M We es%s.
1890 for III. perssal q which much Obliged join II.
ceoi the you sss ssa -,
in position thu, has for time been
frior and .rtes the place q real Iron
q prevent The mpe.Sn IN future a"sis be % psSss
that letter entire the nesspspsr, and The ,sne tin.
ss yssn ssPo ,D ,ss either Y gD'. sr.s
The sole agents the Lowuoor Company Tor hc United
stat. or 70 order u through their Only representatives.
.s nor you are sqesliy d. srous ourselves that ~,
fraud should 20 stopped at whoever b. the ruiy
son = publish the Ie~mocr Ces letter but Il l. shber.y
We must not take without saneion requesting which
Win ' respect ''N ' '''' 's'e Ioas s'i EisSu sen
JcrS Fivcr, Sen Eco BostonDear str Your esteemed
favor q the tb instant came duly hand during nj
more promptly gtvtrg pr0pnkfti0n
thorss o. the letter ref.rssS TO- Tss nov
% m"'' ohseriuiy' and remain yonr' y.ry truly
LovMooR laos wQRss.
=; Sso1sss ss} I,ns ton
Bsq who have had pleasure Of ,ecss here and vhe
expressed himself much pleased with manufscurs II,
sder q cient porance justify u in takss tas ill.,
erty q addressing yoa though sstraarer 20 seiafm
with due regard economy that Tyre Bars ~
our manufacture have oftea very
obrs surposed 70 be u the sane nss. have raea IN, fs
inferior When Mr. Cooke node q manufacturing
bsrE any variation IN quality snd on entering fully
this subject learned him that thris q,
they having cross thus betvssn our mari 81 sw sosr
-hersss We hrew % no such thing and hoard q be-
wsbs take Immediate st.ps through cur sssats wss-rs
John Finch Sons, o. tverp. thai ttis be snowp
Zoe. sustained ~ the purchasers q such Interior iron -
S s,r G.n ~ s cs sSs ., Sro', % ss
gshts ressr. Finch Sous, would meet " n immediate
naeuf.eure We ,rus. Ssipisss,ica iii tss saGsisa,
l IRE ns,rtgSs have ssssn SO sis on ssprs.
rs ~. any time we Ia way be o. service YOU
OF you shou visit THE country " would afford much
time DO DOT Rssss. mpoys NJ we can Se useful u yos
Ats have the honort remain ait your mest ebedisn'
" Lowmoo ,comr.nv
nSsTRUCTIoN AND SAFETY
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Ntw YORK HORSE BAZAAR "a Grossly srRggr-
Auction sale Of hore, Csrriagss, Bauiss, Saddles
he every honday aud Wednes siug at twelve
o'clock. .OUN NJ. "a TFfEfD Proptieter
~. Bnssr, Auc.ioue,r
E0R sALE.-A LONG TAIL BAY VARS. IA HANOI
hgh y yests old, and esn rot mile ia min. ani 20
zee 20 wsscn sound and hnt 10 every repcet and
The stable OIL D. hcnsan Of street and
Foufth avenue.
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RROUGHAhs LYcEUh BROADWAY, NEAR B ROoNE
strset-Drss Circle aad Parguetts 80 cents; Family
evening" psS 1881 VII be geror%sd nsw comedy on
Joseph Greenfnsh Raymond; Julia. Mary Taylor After
which the comic opera OF the AABA5sADRESs-Duke de
Vsberg Mr. stephen Leach. Fortunatus Lnnei Henrett
Mary Taylor; Charotss Miss Julia GouIs To conclude
with the farce, called SENT TO THE T0WER-Perkyn
Puddlefeot Mr. 0went; Launcsot Banks, Raymond; Tom
Burchell Arnold.
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BROADWAY rHEATRE-R A. nARsHALL, SOLE
:st. s.i.:a Tk6sfUs. Demon Drs:Asafsi.
t:sns,a wA,ss csass o.ss S Acme . Saa' ro
sss f.
ss. nsn a.a S.. 1 Df pos4. 11S
and Is Circle pr s1s scIs: Is - ' Family
NIBLos GARDEN-THE PROP aIEros BEGs TO
T,is n s
S:s ssl.sisfd 4s, :e : MILE: s$s.
uns and shsr father Mons principal
md l.a M f :a.:
I'M; sss s.:ssT II ;s T
is eA Hsri
II NV !, ss.
Il: s.ss :s:sf' cl,n r
% ss T SEss Z; an. me-" s.' !:
@ s isf esif .sifss
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLAcE.-REBUo.
rss s Of p RI d snus ssA q
ss; S 'is sI sis sss
81 ss1' ss
tame; Don BsTtoiS sS sanqIroo DOa Basiio Sig Novel
TO commence at TX o'clock. = - :
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE AsToR IPLAcE-LAsT
week but one Of ssnsrina rEREsA pAkoprs engage;
Boxes nay e s.sarsd = sss sea ONCE rom
+ i:as5.'
Ess S.s;s;.s leader, - k,sssss.: s.:s!ss
S %
s 4 IL 7: b n * the
S.%s. sssoTs 2Rs count Ss.sy ssaor
hsande saof Suiso ae e eiss
lei chorus snghis ladies' soldiers ssnc,sas win the
+
eeiSef So At ATTY
MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
night apTss the Tisn gI
nINsrRELs comprising efficient and versatile csrps
inf sSs r. , 70;
s. fseH
cents Doors at half past six
Ss s 81 ar. re-
osrts will be discontinued for the future.
EILLowg OPERA HOUSE. "a BROADWAY, Be
M ma
evening fer the last eleven months BY the
s %
Italian Opera sSsna gurssque Concerts and B.lst.
Opera city On wsanssdsy and Saturday Afternoons
Doors sh Spsn a. Ss S:s.
concert At half past o'clock.
EELLows. OPERA HoUsE-THE GREATEST AT
1884, Sn Jones' ON Shsb ocenso. S
attracions will DO entirely The grand frsm Luz
the c.1ssIs seehs. NC HdmissIsn rs osn.. Gcass1;
to commence at half past seven
pANoRAMA OF THE PILGRIEs PROGRRss.-PAR-
tcular NoticeAt the request Of teachers
others and In order to allow All ths
the uniform price Of admission will hereafter be twenty
oents On Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons children
will be admitted At half Descriptive eatoogues lax
way. Doors open 81 ]. 70 commence ss7x o'oioef.
CATrLERs cosnoRAMAs. coRNER OF BRoADwAY
and Thirteenth street.-The first section containing
colle ton OF twenty views Of Europe Minor Syra
the Holy Land, Egypt. NJ and ARABIC De exhibited
until the eighth Of March after that will be
replaced by new views equally interesting.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

ITO LEARN TO DRAW FROM NATURE IN ONE Lns-
sn:-Profesor RICHTER. from Berlin. hess to inform
his friends and the public that he has very
and simple mode Of drawing, by which y. Without
the least previous knowledge Of drswiag eopy from
nature any Visible object, such ss lsndea Portraits
flowers etc etc. One lesson 10 perfectly sufficient
invention Professor Richter pledges hs vsrd pupil
ing at he draw from nature with hs g
correctness lesson. will be lured aay Terms
ten dollars pupil and less IL several persons soge
Residence
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SATTLEas c0sA0RAhas coRNER OF BRoADwAY
collie ton Of twenysx views Of Europe Minor syr
the holy Land. Egypt a. and Arab u be exhibited
until the eighth Of March after that da M these will be-
replaced by new views equally nterestinR.
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OLYMPIC, BROADWAY NAGLES GRAND PIANO.
" Of IrelandPanted by the hrst Irish artists
sketches taken within the last three fidelity
rest aAd beauty unryaed With Irsh Irish music
and Irishmans illustrations. Every evening, at
O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock
See Hantbills Admttance Dress Oh Gle an Parquet,
Children, under H. half prices Private Boxes So Gal
lery, I'm cent?; Gallery for coored people, l2l
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EILLOws OPERA HOUSE. 4N BROADWAY, BE-

tween Howard and Grand streetsThe begs to
state the immense given his
Concerts evening for the last months by the
elite and fashion f this metropolis has induced him
TO engage artists Of the very first talent produce Bur-
ssque allan Opera Scenas Busque Concerts and BAlss
In style equal TO the originals produced at the italian
Opera OF this city, On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
fanies Admission @ cents Doors open at half past s;
concert at half past o'clock.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLACE.-REBUc-
tion Of Prices for the remaining nigh OF ssnona
Boxes 81 b Amphthsatre, 80 cents. Forty NTH Sub
ss % dsads, MT
formed Ros,n comic opera In two ssts q the BARBER
A. Patti Conte Aimavya Sig Lorin Figaro, Sig Beneven
tano Don Bartoio Sig sanauirco; Don Baso Sis Novel
to commence at TX o'clock,
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national THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET, MAR
Roossvs-Tuesday evening Feb L. the entertainments
will com mence with Shahspeare's tragedy Of OTHlLLO-
0thso. Mr. 9 Haniey; Iago, Mr. H. wa.kins; Eaes Miss
burletgue Of PlZARRoBUS or Who shot Rollsbusi p
RolIabus, Mr. L. Fox; Don Jose Pizarrobus Mr. W Tay
lor Donna Nelly yree Miss HATH To conclude with
the comic ballet Of THE ROSE OF saAR0Nv0ld Jsoob
SwiIzetun, Mr. Thompson; Pippo Dafodilly Mr. L. Fox;
Emma Miss nalyina. Boxes 40 CENTS Pit 12 cts. Doors
open at 6H o'clock curtain rises at Q clock.
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The mail failed again, yesterday, south of ssvsup-
nah Georgia
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MIsCRLLANEOUs.

CPRIN0 GooDs.-HATS CAPS. STRAW GOODS, SILK
- and Satin Bonnets ArtifoiAl Flowers. Parascs he.
0eorgeW JehiA Read No. 10 Courtlandt
the Wesern Hotei invite the attenton Of the public
n he lima
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RooKKEEPINo, AEIrHxErle. &C.. ARE RIO Rouea

Ro0KKEEPIN0, ARITHMETIC. &c. ARE rgoRoUGH-
20 Broadway Each student receives separate ms rucon
and hy the careful attention bestowed him. rendered
entirely competent to discharge tho various du@s the
souRtnE room. Oren day andev~aius. Terms eisrats.
ERIkCH GovIRNEss wAErED-ro 90 TO roHoS-
II to In ladies' school. Partisan lady preferred.
thorough knowledge Of the language good msauor
dsrenable Salary from $500 20 $3.50 For further rart
sulars apply ally from " 20 o'clock at 90 Paa6
street, south Brooilyn.
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1NIRCUe-NEW YORK AMPRITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
~ James H. June Co.. Proprietors Tuesday evening,
Feb the will consist of eight
oayscade; grand dolay Of still vaulting; Miss NJ A. Wells
will appear Ind perform horseback the POLKA dance
gle horse by Mr. r. Rivers Master W. Franklin
IN MS eAs o. bending new comic songs BY the
Mess Runnalls and Franklin the Olympan
After the equestrian performances will be
REVOLT OF TIE HARBM. Private boxes, 50 otI. Boxes
Is OTIS. Pit, l21a cts To commence At Ia O'Clock.
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SALES BIZ AUC2iOR.

tf0R sALE.-TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
THURSDAY, February 20 1851 At 10 o'clock ~ part Of
the Wall hnown property OF George w. Horton situated
City Island in the tosn Of Pelham aud county Of West
Chester and state Of New York. 100 lots q reand so feet
roptty 100 deep, situated public 81 ~ feet Per-
sons de srous ~ entering the oyster business BE-
modated We'll calculated for sport
private residence Ternr made known on day Of aae
B.,n the weather ihuld prove stormy, the sale vii
tale place the neat fair Gag. '
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ANTHONY j. BLREcKER WILL sEf,L rus DAY

nissOLUri0N-T CO. FARrNEHsHfp HgaEro-
Tore esstrt between the cub. erhet under tho G
ihihrs l.rk, expired the 9Th ias,sn by mutual
CONTENT Either party authorized % tsts The business
d TIE LATE conceru. WELLS PHfLtIPs,
Ntw YonK, Jan ~. 1851 JOSEPH CLARK,
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"A UCTION N0TlCE-TuoNAs bELL, tUrrI0NksR-
"A by N Brsh-Lsrre sale the day. at half pass ten
oeloci In the sucten rooms Ne 10 North william street,
comprising the tslsEeo stock % Wass Liquors 30 81
order a the executors o. the l.ts swift also IN.
voice. just received OF French cerd.s and ire
erigBsl PACKAGE ten BASKETS Ihampssns twenty
hrs Batter, Platform scsl.s rurping la'he. se ans,
Immediately after the remAinng stock % o0nntry
ary goods &c, two Trunks hitary ClofhinR. lot Of
Toys elegant Jewelry sspcndti Gun By Richags Lon-
NfNe. TnOS. nEti, u0si0ueer.
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EELL0ws' OPERA HoUSE-rHE GREATEST At
traction Of the Season On Wednesday evening next
February 1871 benefit Of JOnss which occasion the
di Lammsrmoor will produced also the Tyroiean
the Concert Ia bochsa &C. Admisitn W cents Concert
to commence at haf-past
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QURTOES THEATRk-CHAnBERS STREET, REAR
Of ne sly c1. Dress Circle ana rssqsss -
Deer, open At 81 osioea 1Ips:e.y evening February
Mr. Howard; DR.. Cantwsl, Blake Young Lady Lambert,
Miss Weston. Afavorte Ballad. by Mrs HOLMAN. Pas dc
srrapses By Garin and ssysra, .:w 0vsItarss 81 sy
PERFlELp-Davia Copperfeld Mr.. Jordan; Mr.. wilkins
Nseawber. BurtonI Miss Betsey Trotwood Mrs Hughes.
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W.. bcfoRnICK, AUCrIoNEER. UNITED STATES
w Bale OF Blankets Ee-W Not ormck viii cell this
Day a. 70 ooloes Is srlu9s street large assortment. y
heavy baptets, Bed and liable Linen Sheets. 100
Cots letter Paper $50 pair Blankets BED Qutf
Inttruments, India Rabber Cloth. variety OF other
articles. 1900 -
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DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIHs PRO0REsS.-PAR-
touaf NoticeA the request Of pastors teachers and
others and In order to allow th
the uniform price Of admission will hereafter twenty
oents On Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons children
cents Open evening 1T Washington aa 5yS Broad
way. Doors open 81 7. to commence 1T ~ o'clock.
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BROADWAY THEAfRE-R. A. MARsHALL SOLE
Lessee .. H Barrett. nssassE-Tussdsy evening. Feb.
viii be 4Ahs grand romantic spectacle
ses entitled rhUSTUe The Demon Of the Drashsnfs-
nnssspnfss Conway Count Do
nisi; kosolic Nrs Abbot LuestA Miss Csps The per-
oImanos viii with The favorite Of PLATO
MIC ENTs-TLiss isdown. Mr.. Davidgs; Tom
s vine shaw Ellen hman hiss Olivia; Doors open 1t
BAH past y. Dress Circle and PArquet. 80 ots Family
and Third Circles. as cts Private Boxes IS and So
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wv. MCCORMICK, ACCOMMODATIONS srOCg
w Of New Clothing, Cloths, he WIN. Mocormok A. Co.
vii se on wsdne.day, :, oslo - spruce street,
large and valuable stock Of Clothing Cloths and
consulting o. fsshionatIy made back and oyorCoa
dfertnt ooers Pants blaze and black Casstmeels and
Cloths. in pieces, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1851.
| breast but his wounds were MOI considered fatal
Eaterree made his escape after the fraras.

breast, but his wounds were MOI considered fatal.
Ra,erree made his escape after the 'racaS
Hos. Waller FORWARD The Pats
brrsb PA Ga-etfe 81 "Wednesday says that letter
has been received from this Distinguish towns
OF hers dated Copenhagen Oct !. sitling thai ne
had AZ length received his recall. and expected 10
leave Oh the OH and The Ga-snt thinks he may
therefore se expected home on Saturday. or early
next week
PorsovIvG YMAL-A woman named
Hsufnel i or ina, IA y ~, land. charged With poi
sonIng Mrs Engls. who married a man who paid
some attentions to the prisoner some two years ago
She Is cCScn6ed as int iolkiAg woman OF 81. and,
az Is usua m srh cases. IS suspected ~ htslng pul
awav her two husbands nv TIE same means The
evidence y entirely circums'ln.ial.
Burial MuRpER.-A Mr.. Baxter. over
seer on the plantation If Mr. Young. near Mlhken's
FeTd. on the Mississippi. vas nFutliy murdered on
TIE IN INST. ~ NO strange white men. HIS bod,
was found ned 10 safe post The skull and arms
were hroken. and the eOdy vas otherwise 50 hort
bly, trulsed, that II Is supposed he wSS beaten 10
death with clubs.
"a PETER CAD0TrE. half breed Indian,
has been rested end confined IN jan a, saut Ste
Marie OF - chlrre Of having murdered AuguSte La
Ponce, lalSo a halbretd,l at Marquette, on the OH
INST.
teF Recent frost in parts If SOuth-Caro-
hna and Georgia have. It is feared greatly damaged
cotton and o,her vegetation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

CoTT0y PLANTERS CONVENTION. Con-
yenton OF Delegates representing the Cotton Plant
Ing Interest Of the so1ta having been several days
IN session az Macon, Georgia, adJoarned Sae DE on
the 3lst ult There were about 300 Delegates IN At
tendance, OF whom geo are from Georgia, o. from
Alabama, 10 from Florida and about dozen from
other Southern States The object of the Conyen-
ton was to devise means OF preventing fluctuations
in the price Of Cotton sundry schemes were pro-
nosed and violently discussed, but the Convention
adjourned without accomplishing anything, and the
affair seems TO be generally regarded IN Macon as an
utfar flllnre.