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T ,INsEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL

lNSEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL
30 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil.
lotO barrels Soap and rmmon Resin.
500 barrels Pitch and Raw Tupentine.
200 barrels Spin Turpentne:
5olJ kegs Tar and Pitch, in fne order.
1000 bales Oaknm va,nns "nn,; ~ sihs
500 boxes Yelow and Wb,a 80, r. IL A..
market; P' '' TUG "eAcah
Noooo English, Pttsburg. Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
59o English Fire Tiles varions Sizes from exe to ss,Is
iooo "nIes Newps Rosendale, ana other brands OF
.s soo barrels fresh Tho ma ton Lime. landing;
For sale by ALFREDKEaRSV I, Ss
fell aaw3m VI, $780,,
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tFrom Mr.; Hayes, Of The urn Of Bropsr, Hayes e.
Co.. Booksellers aud Stationsrs No 1873 Variet sfrs.s
Psiiadslphid-January 3, 1884, ''
Your Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar is an Invaluable rems
dy; 1t cured the of cods with me II Won wnnt Ger
nhcate will cheerfully give one. g. O. HAyEs
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yoHs BUTLER, Jr.
EEMA r. MEnIrT NE

Dr. Townsands Sarsaoarla sovereign and speedy
for Incipent Consumuton. Barenness, Proapsu Ute
Falling of the Womb, Costvensss Piles, LeuchOTrhna
Whites, obstrueted difficult Menstruaoq lnooninence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for general
prostraon of the matter whether the result
inherent causes produced by neguay, illness,
accident. Nothing be surprising than
effects the human fame Persons all weakness and las
ude, from taking become robust and fn Of energy
under influence 1t Immediately the nerveless
of the female Frame which h the great of barren
will be e!pected Of in of delicate
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
children after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine
nave bean blessed with a ine. healthy offspnng.
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No 921I-

Resolved, That permission be, and is hereby,
granted to George Macgregor 10 emancipate the
slave Moses Norris, . mulatto, aged about forty
yeam and that said slave be permitted TO remain
In III State when he shall have given the usual
kG6 and security, TO be approved hv the Recorder
ID May 2. isn 90, >. 4. CALDWEI President.
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Dayss Syrup Of Sild Cherry and Tar We would cal
attention to the al veYsemen OF this valuable medicine in an
other column Several Of It's salutary ELECTS be-
under our personal observation and tereae denflv
recommend 1t TO the afflicted Ed " J. U,skl,, Yssst.s.
aud Temperance Sentinel, tTrenton,) F.J. s. l8l7
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SCROFULA CURED

Sc RUFU LA Gu RED.
This certificate concluvey proves that this hal
perfect control over the most obstinate disease the Blond
Three persons cnred IN one house / unprecedented.
THREE CHlLDREN
DR.. Tepnsead-Dear Sir have the pleasure to inform
you that three OF my children have been cured the
by the of excelleat medicine They were siic,
very severely with bad taken only four bottles
ton. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, lO6 Wooster street,
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Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarapara in cases
of Fits OF course recommended it, and SURPRISED
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westminster county:
FoRDHAh, August 10. ls4.
DR.. T0pnsend-Dear Sir: have little girl Year,
of age, who has been several afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for ner, but without success at last
although could find recommendation ci,culart
for like hers. Thought as she was in delicate
health wond give her OF SaYsap anla
very glad did, for only restored her strength. butts
has had of the Fits pleasure and
prise. She fast becoming rugged and hearty. for which
fnaIp resnectiuilY.
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No. 1915.


nen Ordained, ]. That the salary of the Jail Ply
mclan shall hereafter be four hundred dollars per
enn9m. which sum shall also be full compensation
aos NJ services as vaccinaiing Physcisn to the
BIZ Ordained, 2. That the Office of Measurer
Keepsr Of The Public Squares; Of one Assistant
wssuen, q SIX Keepers and one Night Waterman
OF ne Worknoa.e, We. and are hereby, abolished.
Re Oydainsd, 3. That the salary Of ,he Warden
81 the Workholse shall be at the rate Of one ihon.
oad dollass per snnum, and the salary Of one Clerk
shall be Ct the rate Of six hundred dollars and he
selary Of tbs Night Waterman shall be al the ,are
q Eve hundred and forty dollars per annum, nav
able monthly, and that the duties which now de-.
yoays upon The present officers Of the Workhouse
shailhs performed By ons Warden. one Clerk and
one Wsschman, 70 s. electsd for one year, unIess
soone. discharged BY vote Of this Council.
Aea Ordained, 4 That the salary of the Superin
3adent Of ia pTedgs- boat shall hsresfies be one
- ~ no aoslss: s annum. and that all ordinances
= = Ordained, 5 That the period for which tn.
~ Slsctess eo ksai Estate and Capital shall b.
ss,s.s seen expste on the thirty. first day of De
ec4psr g ~ peesAnt year.
: o'1ssz Z. That the Collectors on Rsa
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From s. S. t5ipeus.1
PADuoAH, KY, June5, le46My stock of Cherry and Tar
syrup now reduced % SIX bottles, and ito popularity dali
increasing You would 10 well send another supply
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS Arr CHILDREN

NJ
the safest and efecua medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suengs atendant upon child
birth discovered strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease and enrches
food those who have used it think it Indispensable Il
highly useful both before after confinement DR.
vents disease attendant upon childbirth costveuess pss,
ting pain in the back Snd 9nts false pains hemorrhage
and regulating the ssctons and eqoazng the circua
ton Il has equal. The virtue Of Thu medicine is Il
always SAFE and the most delicate and successful
few require Other medicine, in some III
oil magnesa is useful. Exercise in the omen
and gh food, with TINS medicine, will always insure an
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No. 1874.


- ~ Ordasaed, That on the first Tuesday of
-! OF each year, or IA soon thereafter as practi
cahie, superintendent Of Carts and Iaborers
1911 y elscted, 70 serve during the pleasure Of
tie Council, whose duty it shall be, under The di
rection Of the Surveyor to perintend the cars
and iaboren employed on the public works; 10 en-
gage such carts and laoorers as may be required
and authorized by the Committee on Streets and
Landings; TO keep correct account of their time
and their wages and see that they faithfully per
form iheir duties; and at the end of each month
be shall report The particulars thereof TO the Sur.
and countenigned BY that officer lthe Surveyor
He shall als0 perform any other duty required OF
bin hy the Council, or Committee on Streets and
4epdnga His salary shall be, and is hereby.
q el00 per month, payable monthly l,
further be his duty 10 report to the Surveyor,
9unmittee on Streets and Landings, all delin-
esenciss he may observe on the part Of any of the
public CONTRACTORS.
Approved Nay Is. i6sl A. b. CRuSSMAN. Wsycr,
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NEW ORLEANS.


MiLNEBURs AND LAKE poNrcp.RrRAIN
PONTCHARVRAIN RAiIU,,aN .,n~,p.,,,
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FEVER AND AGUE

Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparla is pnequaed in OF
Chils and Fever and Ague The following letter only one
Of the hundreds that have received from the South
West of like character: - -
OswrsO, Michigan, Oct q, lS47.
Dr. Tounsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles Of Sarsapaia Of your AGENT Mr.. McNar, of kala
mazoo tn inv il for the Fever and Ague. Before had fin
shed the first bottle, appeared to warm the blood, and every
other day, when the cs and fever appeared they were less
sy relieved and she was much better Than she had been
with ch,s and fever but had broke them with Anime and
left very weak and distressing stated troubled
on my wife, she sent and procured few bottles. and ii
restored her in few weeks to complete health. Your Sarsa
para is without doubt. uneauaed in diseases incident
the West and if you think that this communication WILDE
of use, you are at liberty to use it as yon choose
Yours respectfully, CHARLES II. SWAIN.
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FRESH SElDLlTZa and YEAST
large supply of superior quality recently yscevsd e.
sale by r. l.. MASSEY, Apothecary and Druggist 'o'
mhsl corner Camp end Gravier streets
A QUA AMMONIA--2O carbovs. a super,o, =,
1 tcle in store, for sale by PL MASSEY.
nhsi corner Camp and Grsyier stres,s
laval STORES-Tar, Pitch and Rosip. for
I sale by aAYMAS b HOLDEN, 80 Magazine 81.
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. ~ = Regular Louisviiie Passenger Packe,
salaH2eT sSteams. belle Key For Louisville,
and Memphis. The magnificent and swift running passen.
ger packet steamer BELLE KEY, p. A. Key, master will
arrive on or about SATURDAY, the "a May and IN e.
with quick Dispatch For ight or passage having unsur
+. B. SMITH. II Poydras street.
% plan Of her cabin may be seen and slate se
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KssolcsS, That tho Mayor b. and he is hereby.
authorized and requested, after giving ten days
tics il he official paper to sell at public auction
Ne ceairact for furnishing all the material, and
hying such plank side walks as may be required
~ tho Council for year from the signing Of the
osntract. The work to be done in accordance with
tho specifications to be furnished by the Surveyor
ard pubIished with said notice. The name Of the
security offered, must be given in at the adjudica-
6on under his own signature
Ps6ssd May g. 1o51. J. II. CALDWELL President
Appg0vpd May 8. l65l. A. d. CROS6MAN, Mayor,
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~ hGesular Nickrbur9 Weekly Friday
LSfk Packet steamer 81. JANh.-For Yazou
~ City. Vicksburg, Ware ton, New Carthage,
Sstshez Fort Adams. Bayou Sara, Point Cenpee. Pori
HUDSON baton Rouse Ps9ueaine, Donaldsonvle. and all
ia.nins passenger packet stesme, ST: JAMES. Ker.
dats landings on FRIDAY. tns 18th inst. at O'clock
n For freight or passage appiy en 63ard os 70
NB-Ths boat will take freight for Yazoo River, with
rn.shf r1vI
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No. 22e6.

Resolpsd, That permissies Is hereby granted to
]f1lts Cusiey, 10 eresf& Versnda in front of his
building now ereclIaR on Pensacola Landing
~ Basin. Ssid VeFsnda to remain during
srs Of the Couacil.
u ~ 8, 1851. J. H. CALDWELL President
q ~ ~ Hay 10, l6Sl. a. D. CROSSMAN. Mayor.
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eus, sundry citizens, residents of the Sew.
Rard, Of this Municipality, have petitioned
the Council 70 have the streets in the rear of said
Ward opened Be il 81
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and requested, after giving ten days
notice in the official paper OF the Municipality, to
aeiiet public auction the contract for opening out
thos1ntter drains Of Jackson, Palmyra Banks,
Common, Gravfer, Perdido, Poydras, Cypress,
Mtral snd Toni streets, in the Seventh Ward.
Na woe< ~ b done in accordance with the
4saeoAe 70 Be furnished By the Surveyor, and
~ with ~ aid Dolice. The names of the
- offered must be given In under their own
pi4nstota At the lime of The adjudication.
n = 4 O b aSSs5hA ss;.'i $ssa,
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CEyEN PER CRNT MORTGAGE BONDS OF rHE LA
s II New
1h Thr .ifsiS Of and y ,y'd 10 the sale
shove bends made AUCTION BY Hsssrs Hsse
Sa sonss axe III tho
m9rtgsse to Trustees vzJeseph B. varnum aud Edward
A road
. sss % e. Th
which to be appropriated to purchase and
and The 'hs ' road
Sss s G9Sn sn S the
soIpiions amounting in the asgsgae to s262o Further
Sssre the y I TaS Ssxs SsS Sa
Latter only svstns the REQUIRED legislative which
and meet all possible e9ptingeness The contrary when is
snosns funded dsS The L. T.yetss and In f
which proceeding from Louisville and Cincinnati At
Fayete, the head steamboat saon win proceed in
,iah, lire to q easo ana the great Norhws
sn s
81 @ '' sssf asSs
ths through business Of ths /. i R Is. must Be fully
to local none is more favsrasiy situated Pans
.rang belt Of country comprising the eight most wealthy
of The nov large
w.b.sh river the msries town On the wabash
ana ke canal and its touthern terminus at indianapolis
Inc bonds viii pc issued IN sums OF One Thousand
dollars each dated 18th February 1851 redeemable in ten
years and bearing interest at the rate Of per per
coupons for the interest payable uay At
the Bank Of Americs in the city OF New York. the 18th
day February snd August in each year, will BE- attached
to each bond. In addition to the urty afforded
mortgage, twenty three gentlemen of great
and known wealth, of Lafayette and and the
vicinity have sivsn their persons, tbs PROMPT
payment of the interest these bonds until the shall
length INTO the sSs
Of the Company at par at the option Of the holder
time whn i've from the date of their ISSUE As the
read will be the most oheapy constructed In the ooun
tural district In the West and forms link direct
hns of railroad communication between Cincinnati Chi
osso that IL mus the steck-
holders Arrangements have been made for early deli
Of the rails which the completion road
in season to secure tho business the coming Autumn
Payment will be required for the bonds foliowsTen
the day CT purchase and the balance within
thirty dayf at the onton Of the purchaser The accrued
interest tt bonds to be added to date Of payment
Exhibits showing fully the merits OF road be
otare and copies Of the bonds and mortgage Of the
personal guarantee Of the interest SEEN
on application to CANAAN WHITEHOUsE,
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HOUSE CARPENTERS RALLY.-AHpU BLlc ksEr-
Of House Ca will DO held at Convention
Hail. I79 Wooster sweet Friday evening, Feb. g.
attendance il particularly requested business
Of great Importance will be brought forward.
NOTICE 10 EMPLOYERS OF QUARRY MEN.-AT A
meeting Of the Union Protective So
oiey the city ofNew York held at their head quarters
the 10th instant resolution unanimously adopted
declaring that and after the first Of March next the
ssrs will exact dollar aday for their work and vo
latte OF this resolution will ubeet member to expulsion
the society The society has 400 good stand
TX. THOMAS KINNAN, President.
BARrioLoMrw MososHaN. Secretary.
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MASONIC UNION BALL.-THE KNIGHTS or THE
various Encampments usual hire regalias for
he ball to sppear as Sir Knights viz Aprons cents;
ull suit Templars, rs erptn, by calling on
NHwAL FlsKE, X. T. KIN. KR G. =. GI 33rd
Theatrical Costumer.
Roferenoe-The Union Committee. deposit required.
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CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNlTuRR WANTED
" ladies or gentlemen having sur~rfpous Clothrr
Furniture Jswelry etc TO dispose o. obtain ft
price for the sending Tor the suhsrher At his r-
s,nre, by note or srpnintmsna ~ COUSIN, s. Resde
~seet, ~ stairs Ladies stteaded By Mrs Cohen.
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brooklyn MUsEUM.-PRoPRIEToR AND MANA
~ ger, Mr.. kent-Prioes reducsdParquet, IS cents
Thursday evening Feb a. will Je drama
s,,ied RosINA hEADows-BaKt.r, Mr.; J. r. Aedsms; nr
renee Mr. Bernard Belford Mr. Gourlay Rosna Meadows
Mr.. J. r Adams To conclude with the sketch Of TUE
ATLANTIC is sAfE-0sgoOd. Mr.. Adams; Betty. Mrs.
Adams -
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The Hon. Sam lieu ston add Dsxuerreo-
types "A superior Dasuerse Of ospsrsi Houston
ROM. s Bresswsy corner u sna .es
the here Of San Jacintc.
House Hunters, Atytentton.-I.et NO man
endesver to select for the coming year without
fashion. 1t will prove passport 70 sonGdenae and any
one wearing such an Of udgmsns respsstAb
.ihis rent. kIo, s'soI.nsas safassntly large ana
rea supply the yaat e AZ the male heu's hunters in
We csk no Favors, sh@iak from no Re.
Sr but rely nr as AZ s. Ss
been east the mind thai TO manu-.
tie dees ON Of those who haas. and
answ what they are with 10 pn n sos
to III. previous one as can fr9n our IN
Nav Hat Co !. ils and las Nassau s.reat.
Two Days-and then Goldsmith closes his
Of pupils 81 the half charge
Of 81 So lie. all who desire to become adopts in penman-
night Gcldsnith's well known writing estabshmen
s p 70 h aTI all
Stand from under the antiquated hats OF
& h S. sat- the y 0s1
gem style material and artistic Workmanship The price
Also capital nat OF 'A' sane Io6R sff 4 Broadway
Steam Packing, made by use OF Zinc, un-
der Patent The owner Of rJer HELMS Patented lnven
Years contans use by the American and British
and ;h, the
ss w % yss aea the G 1m
States for avs Packing Persons who have been dissp
y and sSsy WIZ na
its The price is as low in tho market Orders
Liberal discount to exporters snd dealers. HORACE II.
DAY Manufacturer OF India Rubber 70 oourtlandt street.
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NIBIoS-TBE SISTERS RoUsskT PLAY THURSDAY
IN and Friday only Of this week

bT0R PLACE 0PERA B0Uss.-kADkhOISkLLk
IA Natalie ytyj has the homer announce 70 her
friends and h: public that Yer ssns6s will tale pAsS On
performed by Madam Truf Be sede Madam BoIzi sgnor
fort snd Sgnor Avignon Who kindly consented 20 give
their valuable services this occasion Mademoises Fits
james viii ,ng for the first time New York on this osea-
\. yerbeers famous opera, ROBERT LIZ DlABLE. Madam
Bertucca Aarstsk has kindly consented to accompany this
Aria the harp also the beautiful Aria from VerdiB
and win spRea fer The c nrss tine y Me-
MI 0nsbe the distinguished voloAist viii play the volon
sole in the new ballet The price Of sdmison viii DO
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GERkAN NATIONAL THEATRE OLYMPIC, No. l49
~ brosdw.y- On THURSDAY eve.i,s. February 9Th, WIN
performed the comedy in one act Angels entitled
TIE SISTERS. Aso the drama In three acts by Edward
Devrient, entitled THE MANUFACTURED.
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NIbLOb GAKDkN-IANsU Oh IL John 1kFION.
~ Tickets nifty eon Private Bszss hve dollars Doors
at half past o. 10 begin at T. Nights Of psrfo!m-
snes. Thursday and Friday Positively the last NIGHT
but OF the Of Mile Caroline and her sster
In the ballet Of Caarna ths seaoo In Rev York Thid
az the entertainments viii ssmmence with the Overture
zanstta To be followed BY hs vaudevihs called La
hAITRE6sE DE Ian GUEs-vandors ~ BressiAni Leo
nide Nile Felios To oude With the grand ballet en-.
titled CATARINA. ou In Refine des Bandits.
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RAasNgLs. AMERICAN ,EUsIUx-P. r BARNUM

RAhNCzs AhkkiCAN MUSEU4-P. +. BARNUM
~ Proprietor and Manager John Greenwood J Assistant
Manager -Admittanoe TO the Museum. and to each saloon
performance, 70 cent children under 10 years. I'm
saloon perform aees in the afternoon at the
evening At February 81 in the after
will be performed the extraordinary exciting mo-
raj drama Of the SIX bEGREES OF CRIME-Dormilly
Mr. u w. Clarke Louise Mise Chapman. In the evening
the celebrated COMEDY OF ERRORS east with the whole
strength OF the talented company To conclude with rSY
BAKER. A new and exciting drama. of a domestic and
striking character is in son The innumerabe
rostes OF this Museum the vast Chinese collection tho
CANT specimens in natural history, the Mammoth 9r
are TO be seen at all hours between A. n. And 10 p NJ
every day except Sundays
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MENDELsSoHN's oaaTohlo. "sr PAUL" WILL
1Nl be by the New lo HAR at the
Broadway Tabernacle on tte evening Of Friday the 18th
met under the direction II Mr. eadote Efed. The
chestra will be full aud Effective and solos viii be
tanned by the following arst;t oprsno, MIRA Laura A.
Jones' Memo Soprano kiss each; r.nore. Mr. A Arthur
som Bssso, MT Greatorex. Performance 70 commenes
at71 o'clock Tickets ST. he had at the principal
sic stores and the door the evening ut performance
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n DIES OR GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF CONVERT
ina into oseh their supernuous efec such ~ eat %
clothing oosu furnture Watches and evsry
viii sbtsir from the subscriber Hy cent thu. here
tofere received By sending through the poet othervi
ISAAC q. LYON. Mel Wall street.
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AMUsEMEN rs ~ PuILADELPHIA.

pARNUMs MUSEUM PBILaDeLPHIA-P. T. BAR
- num- Proprietor snd Manager Berry sanford Assist
Ant Manager ke-engagemeut Of the Seun opera Troupe
Who will appear this week In series OF splendid operas
Monday evening, Mr. seguiB's Beucht; when LA GAIA
LADnA will be formed Der Frri,ehutx Ia File du
Resimeat, Zampa Fra OavolS Guy Manuering are In
preparaoD The success of this troupe
efforts. AdmittaRce rs cents.
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THRILLER BALL.-ruEspAY ~

vHRlPLER BALL.-rUES DAY EYbNING, MARCH
Il l5l.-Grsnd Testimonial taot.s L,der-The follow
ing eminent artists have hsir
Performers Signora Boz1a, toad in psbhc)
Madame Antoinette Otto. II nmi ,ee have much plea
announcing that theg received the
vaus BILE services Of Madame cbiedtsr Prima OF
the Theatre at Berlin, vlenIs Mannheim, Lsipsc,
&C., &c. who will make her hf America,
this ocoasion Resident Vocal ierfe mers-Hrs Edward
Loder Mrs. Emma G. Bostwiok Mrs Easteo.t Laura
A. Jones' Mrs George Loder Mas Mary aylor tby peIms
81 Of John Broughan. ESQ Mr. Arthu son. Mr.. II. W
Greatorex, Mr.. u Swift stelhea Leach Mr.. Philip
Mayer lnstrumenal-siss WYATT Hsrpist. her fret ar
pcaranee in New YorA Maurice strskoseh Pianist;
Richard Hoffman, Pianist; wul',sm A King, Pianist;
Henry C. Tmm, PIANIST siska Haussr. vielinist
Herr Crebei, Vi?liDist Mr. Eben. FIutst. Choral
soceties-New York aarwcais society. The German
Lieder KranZ; Three Military Bauds. bod worths Shell
tons and Adkin Grand No stec Orchestra the largest
yet collected ogetherin New York. Of all
the Instrumental Societies Theatres the city
prisrg the finest musical seat the coaptry under the
direction Of Mr.. Vincent George Loder Doors
open at six oeoek concert TO at seven O'clock
Tickets One Dollar each TO he hAd 4 all the members Of
Committee at the various Music stores Hotels aud the
door the evening the tormaace Programmes OF the
concert will he issued shortly
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CIRcUs-NEw YORK AMPHITaEArRs. 81 poNEaY

CIRCUS-NEW YORK 81 BONERY.
Open At quavtsr past 6to quarter past
ConplimeAtary Benefit to hessr j. Miles and D. Van
terbsek on Thursday evening Feb 9TH The .Olowngat
fractions Will be added to the regular Five
Clowns each clown will perform eparate sot of horse
manshp-Ar Thon Raymond has kindly volunteered
sing patriotic song. A musoal advertisement will b.
given ;, the celebrated nj nstres known Donadsons
serenaders who will sing variety Of their choicest melo
diee Mr. Smith. entitled Abraham the great bona
player will perform his celebrated solo. EKtIavaganzaS
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TUE UNION IsDfA RUBBER COMPANY, 10 NASSAU
street, offer a southern and western merchant nos
In the city, large Of Clothing and other Nabbe
UOods well worthy the Atentsn Of the puhc This com
psny has thu sole gh under Goodyeas patent 70 manu-
faoture 4 " articlee.