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Character.

A misstep may destroy life. One sin may
ruin your character. Did you ever reflect on
the consequences of single indulgence in
wee The best of men have fallen, through
the suggestion of another. How careful should
Won be, while in the freshness of your days, lest
blight fall on your character and ruin you for
ever. Abstain from the appearance of evil
If invited to places of resort, whore 1t is difficult
10 decide, take the safe course, stay away, and
save your reputation. This is jowe OF inestl-
mable value-too precious to be put in ieopar-
dy. No man ever regrets that he kept aloof
from temptation, and to the close of life he ex'
presses his joy that he was saved from the path
Of shame, by giving decided negative, when
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What will the End be I?

When | see boy angry with his parents,
disobedient and obstinate, determined to pursue
his own course to be his own master setting
at nought the experience of age, and disregard
ing their admonitions and reproofs, unless his
course of conduct Is changed, | need not inquire,
"WIlat will his end be ?"
When notice little girl quite fond of dress
and thereby her pride is increased dissatisfied
and unpleasant at times if she cannot obtain her
desires, and anxious to appear better clothed
than circumstances will permit her thoughts
occupied with what others will think of her dress
unless she changes her course of conduct, l
need not ask what her end will be.
When see boy in the habit of lying, and
no confidence to be placed in what he may say,
always ready with falsebood upon his tongue
unless he alter his course, need not inquire
what his end will be. The curse Of God is up.
on him.
When see boy desiring the society Of the
wicked and depraved, associating with those
who swear, lie, cheat, and steal seeking the
company, making their Friendships need no
inquire, unless he alter his course, what his enC
will be. He will coon be as bad as his compan
ions, or worse.
But when Isee boy kind, afectionate, re
spectful, obedient to his parents; keeping hol!
the Sabbath day found in the sanctuary, join
ing Gods people in his worship; loving to pra!
to HIM; who is punctual at Sabbath School
attentive, quiet, with his lesson we'll committed
to memory and repeated accurately; keeping
good company, forming good habits, | can predic
with almost certainty, what the end of that bo,
will be. He will find house not made witt
hands, eternal in the heavens. ."-LOndon Bible
Class Magazine.
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1I)oEttp.
Original.
THE IMMIGRANT.

She sat upon the chilly deCk,--
A tear was in her eye,
Which seemed to shth the idle gaze
OF every passerby.
Her lip wss grieving, and her tone
So sorrowlul-sh was alone.
Not all alone when sad she turned
From her own home away;
A brother was her stay and guide,
He is not here to day:
death--a burial at sea,
Lefl one lone weepeT,-it was she.
And they had hoped BY cedseless toll
To gain little store,
And though u were in a stranger land,
To meet the lov'd once more.
The rudest hut---the coarsest fare,
'Twere blessedness with these to share.
Oh could she cross the deep again,
And reach her cabin door,
Gaunt Famine, with her frightful forms,
Could drive her thence no more.
How sweetly, on her mothers breast,
That fair young head would sink to rest.
saw the chilling, hatgrty look,
saw the lips proud curl,
Which seemed to say, disdainfuly,
''She's but an Irish girl"
Scorner Heaven grant thee half the grace
Which beams in that young strangers face.
Friend of the friendless,-on thine arm,
Her helpessress welay-
Who hears the unfedged ravens cry,
Hers will not turn away,
oh life were one deep agony,
Father, without our trust in Thee.
CoRA.
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CHE 9amtIp Gtrtle.

"~N~N0-O~0-0-~~0~~ON~~O-
CuRrosITY-looking over other peoples af
fairs, and overlooking our own.
BEAUTY cannot inaame the fancy SO much in
month, as ridiculous folly can quench it in a
moment
ONE perverse disposition destroys the peace
of family, as one jarring instrument spoils a
whole concert.
The envious lose the enjoyment of what they
possess, by the discomfort they feel at what 9TH
ers enjoy.
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the voice Of pleasure beckoned him on. Be de-
cidcd and you will be safe. Yield and you may
be lost. Watch with diligence, and guard ey-
cry avenue through which sin may reach you.
In no other way will you be sure to overcome
the evil of the world.
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TsRa,-sI so in advance; 81 rs aher three months, or
$500 after six months. or Village subscribers, $780,
6J- Transportation must, in all cases, be paid bythe
Subscribers. &c ~ -
JOHN A. CHANDLER, PRINrrR.
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Speak well Of your friend, OF your enemy,
neither well nor ILL.,
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Ghe fireman

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNtNu,
In Wainr0righ's Building, Second Fcor--FFOnt.
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The following paper, coming from what we
believe is now considered an unprejudiced source
is both interesting and valuable, as throwing
some light on the career and death Of the noted
TEcUMsEH 1t was read before the ". Y.
Historical Society, at recent meeting. Ed.
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lN2UR ANCES.


HEALTH INSURANCE AssocIATToN-AGENT
wsnted 70 operate for the Secancs Union Assncis
ter In all the prisoipal places in the United States This
association L. the emily purely Mutual Health Insurance
Company In the U. =. Those wishing Agency will sd-
drese all communications TO N. n. DEAN President Of
the Mechanics Union Association. Once No. Goodrich
buildings, Springfield. Mas.
N ATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
~ osty q London.-Genersl Agents once, n Wall
ttreet, New York Jan. l. lS5l-NOTICE-fn pursuance
citing mode Of loans Of half two-hds Of the
rsn annual premiums paid BY the injured Is
IN reference 20 policies be hereafter granted And the
bosrd have introduced the following and fsvorAbls
y sem OF loans for tn. future, via. -
party Insured for the vhes o. life may at line
tsrrow one half the amount Of annual premium without
se or security or deposit Of policJ. and 10 entitled
Ne may 81 any tim. surrender his policy and rseeiy.
rack value thereof onsbaf the paid By him
in Anrus common rreiums This applies
emily TO policies hereafter TO be issued.
party already insured for whole life mar payment
the loan system introd uoed.
PARTIES already insured and entitled TO two-thrd oas
are shut ont from said third losn they prsfsr ia
upon the terms stated In the Society'a ps nphlets
petty may, 81 moderate snnual premium. r for
life sd " be Survive 20 reach the year the fol-
sum insured 10 th1 will be raid him. IL he dice
before reaohns that the full vi DO
70 his family or lersl representatives..
AcrrNe rcToRs JANUARY.
q. X. HARtCHT, Chairman.
John Phmer. WIN. Van Hook, R0bert !. Dillon, are
sam r. Rowland, Henry Ludism ,. Kesrny Rodgers, Nd
LEAhsEn STARR. osnorsl Agent
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INSTRUCTION.


THE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT by A SHORT
and Baty btthod.-Na tmoifelle MICHEL formerly in
sruetfes In the Institution 81 the Legion Honor Psr
desirous of ottsnins pupils for the French language
ber knowledge Of English limited che addresss herself TO
tbcte persons thly Who have slrsay acquired partial
lnoNltdeo Of the French, and desire 90 perfect them
selves in tie language to correct
uon uresceptinnable reference viii le gven Application
may he made 10 kaeamcitcs MICHEL, bG5 Broadway, be-
tween tbs hours Of and $ Pm.
WHITING AND BOOKKEEPING. 735 BROADWAY,
w All who cain Nj. DO bears system % writing
bett elegant rthmen. Zone Who have takcn
without tuccefs a. other testters sstonishsd
the iuIrtvt theg have made With Mr. D. 70 Lessons
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIBoNl hADk EAsg-oR now TO WIN A
lvA Iover.Prsfesor Lswton ~ London having .rrvsd
Ia Boston will sind any sddrtss receipt Of One Dollar
postpaid plain directions enable ladies snd gentlemen
win The devoted alterations OF o. AMY Of the oppose
a. their hearts desire. The process simple
captivating that al. BE- married rreepectve u
pesrsi o. OF positions and las though not least u san be
arsnseo With such ana oeheatt that detettcn 10 %
rossbble Adcfess Professor IA won nostnn Mass. ne
etter sben from the Post Once unese the paid
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and dividends s4575coo s7slooo sols, 2so
Pity per cent In stock thirty per cent In cash.
The increase In 1850, compared with 1s4o, was
enormous. Nearly every company In the list paid
larger dividends In 1850 than In 1sio. The Boston
Insurance have been particularly fortunate
for several years past and their stockholders have in
several instances been paid back the full amount Of
their investments In extra dividends Since 1s45 the
insurance companies Of this city have been Fortunate
and have paid good dividends.
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BOARD WANTED ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, OR IN
- south BROOKLYN, In MODERN built well vcntilsted
h9nae y gentisnan his wife, and three cbildren They
VIII require two large well furnished routs conn unicang
CIRQUE arge ana two small kust In pleasant and
kentet osson Private family, without children, PREFER
Cedarttreet, New iork
RoAhD DOWN TOwN-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- VIE can obtain very rleatant and handsomely fur-
nlshed 'front.' room with psnfits and bedroom attached (f
REQUIRED Rt Nc Barley street. within the minutes
YAK ~ the city Han Two three sinsle geat
Ne accommodated with bsndstuely furnished rooms
keicienee sven snd required.
T'O PRIVATE FAhiLIEs-k GRSTLsnAN W isHxsA
fo'm with lrakfsst nd tea, in private family, where
Le can enoy the comforts ~ home Rest Of reference
ghtn. AddTsss Ter hfee days, Comfort Hegald viice.
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WILLIAx B; FRANKLIN. AUorioNKER-GREAr
sell 81 suetioc on wednesday January 18th. 81 10 O'clock
ut the Exchange and the following days. $50
First, Second, Fourth. Fifth Sixth, Seventh Avenu
Forty seventh. Fsrty eighth
Ninety fourth Conservatory Square, Ninety fifth
SIXTH Ninety seventh l7th ilsth 18th Harlem
the East river Tho now ready for delivery 1t the
efhce OF the Auotioneers No. Broad street.
A NTHoNY J. BLEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
this day at IL o'clock At the Real Estate Sales Rooms
No. Broad street.-The Houses and Lots Nos 81 and IS
South william street. IS and stone street. 1875 and l1
and AGO Fourth street. ITO Chatham street Of
MOTT No 20 Essex street. and the House and Lot 81 Ell
bridge street Also property 1T Flushing Sale positive
and terms liberal.
nAGUERKEOTYPE PLATES AT AUCTIoN-r. L.
~ Lawrence Co. Me- II all Get, will sell Thurs-
day suth rs At o'clock preeiiey large lot Of very
They will be sold OF one hundred plates Terms under
$3.50 above that four months approved
doIsed paper. Catalogues ready. Goods may
amined two days before the sale.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
Auction saes Of horses carriages hsrneas saddles
every Monday and wednesdsy commencing at u o'clock
JOHN IL, GATfIELD, Proprietor.
j. j. BmANr, AuctioReer.
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ExPREss AoENClEa.


t.IisI.ls Ti.ss. r.ssi.. sas F.r.si asss.
sS.n s ssP5s :. ssS,' ,ss%sr casrS,
ssos Ssses, rS via Saps%s Y San Fran a.
s s,eo ,it,ou. delay Our Tsr,nsr Mr. aasls
msnt q our cypress csiorns being shout 70
VII sei p K s.s .nS p
ss nor we q the 2Ss a,, b snr.ssi y "a
shns sces pssss. 70 c.sfsis ss' .Ss slf
. ss S Re s:fs .s:S
e rsftf.S sriey rssrp-o" Sr ~ ,s q nss
rel may avoid q. trouble snd tspeus, Of
''r All iSss, GD; CO. s' Ss, .Sd
THE UsITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA ExpRgss
Company viii sespsteh osprvss per steamer
one Btu and eherokeI 2sth January. oonnsess viii
spTs win please st ss sSs cn i,s orrsa
ne En1s Covered s@srssn oss or an s sss z.
zen Sre ss ~. M W the Sarc river
psnsaer Where the mules receive an transmit direct
s,ss %'. and Ss.s T,Isi.I San rsssss
House. BY leaving them Il The once. IL Ill ,srcet.
Refer to Williams sp cs q D. HiLL H.
Panama Railroad Company Charles Morgan. Esq.
ESsnrss Tos SALlToRsIA, tEreeN. AND rue
ssnawieh Ithnds-berterd Co., Astor Bousc sew
cnEkohIE On the 2S inst, sad WI axe sRsrss q III
y +. shove sss Pssos sns s'S Ssss
q an Nina. q ss s..S a. we
"A No ,dsss, q iO 20 h.tor Hsa.e Vssey 81
GmeoRY's cALIyoRsIA PACKAGE HxrREss. rgs
- stesnship Cherohe.-The sub,cribers will fssssrd
~ express Ter above steamer on Tuesday next, ats p
I~bssee ara heavy freight should be left the
hasy, rsrrts received on Iuutdsy, It'll 10 A. w.,
letters until "a o'clock. THOMPSON n HITUU cOCk
thraserr and Agents ll9 Pearl street.
VSIhsUs TRAHsP0RrATION- wALTsR rIEID Fop
We Mt two yesrs retdept At Pansms and an iran,
oseo having returned 10 Pansmt the purpose
seung buines there will receivs Chssrcs add Panama
~ goeas that nsy be sent 70 BIZ for shipment
ctee md A. the usual rates For further particulars quit
YORK., Jsnusfy ~. 1881.
CALEDONIA TRANSFORMATION ACROSS TnE
~ lshmus Of Psnams.-Zaohriueon, Nelson a Co, Of
htns are prepared freight the
lsthmus or inke II through to saa Frsnco ~ shippets
tpt. hut each rstksee must he 81 portable tRe .ne
veisnt and properly covered H. n. Go. sre
rnne Ter damage accident in the transit TIE charges
~ antrortston 70 be prcIaid In New York For psrtcu
lsrs,spply tel ZACHhIssoN Co. No. 81 all street.
McNicoL h co.'s EUROPEAN PACKAGE ENPSER.
~ rSr tie Steamer hsis-Pretages rarcels etc. for
noNe steamer, VIII be received until o'clock Tuesday
Sh Jsnunfy 1861. special viii ~ asgatthsd
BY the subscrittrs HtNIGOL n GO IS Wal st., n. a.
and renwich street Liverpool
RIMoyAL-1Hs OFFICE or THE UNITED STATES
Az shd Cslfernts ESptss Comrsuy moved from No
20 NO Ws strttt I've h~se ard we'll lhted udoes o.
rccms 70 let 90 irst tter. fossssson lat februar, No
~ Nmu.tsd A. u, MILAN CO,
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PUBLICATIONS.

Nav FASHIONS FOR JANUARY lie sDNIrRUR
De sode, % Lsaies ufnal On afshed every month";
~ French and English vh four Steel aud
fol ged patterns. perfectly espisnsa. Subscriptions re-
etired ~ y. d. strange brother, 81 Park Place.
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QARNUAS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
- Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assistant
Reconsideration Of new dramatic ptAtion from
Gold smith's world known work, THE gICAR OF WAKE
ARRANGED for this museum BY an eminent clsrEJma
OF Philadephia and rely distinct from the London
edition Tavorte and requested pieces wall also DO
peated The dramatic company .equAlled by few and
ueDcing At and p The popular voice cornmends
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CALIFORNIA,

CALIFORNIA flour AND NEAL-THE sUBscRI.
~ hTYs supplied with ALA dried vhes
cried neal rseked best quarter cu bound
ktrsbesds re ani half barrels also IN gnnd
barrels sod ksifhsrrels put expressly r th Cali
ftIBis trade. Fer sale BY JOHN J.. BlCkbEYS CO.,
81 rgcnt street.
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~ Tn =. ~ -. svENiNG yAEU.
ss:f sss ~ a.
sis T. .s r r;sis.v wssI =:
81 T
sHAi or b sn rSmsShaTHn0SSs; mr. uS0ps .uIsy
EsHs:ss, iHiis Mrs.: wose. Jsnssss Tiss Barber
cS.strs Boxes 60 cts Doors open curtain rises
n q: iysSiS Il m Be- yo N
isy: Mt d Bapd; Dr csnsw;ii NJ Biais IaTwsrn NJ.
BERT Mrs Russell charoete Mrs sisrret After when,
T.
low, Mr. Lester; Hsrdc.stie Mr. Blake; M Hastings
vi. s
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET. NEAR
I With s s. s.p sas
pEY SassK q sy
5sIe;T k'
Hamst Carmally tthree ehAracter) Miss Hathaway The
sISI,s oSwoSEs q. IL fs$ss SsaysssI:a' DOGS
MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY ABOVE
arthsE notice: The original Known caRisTYs
of.s this SH ssy for
sy highly osbs audsnees shsss
ch.. s1 are p a:e
certs viii be dis'on tinued for the future.
EELLowy OPERA HoUsE-THx MANAGER OF rRL-
iows hinstss In returning thanks to his patr9ns1ne
popular Con ,erts for the last nine months
neither pains will be spared make this
% aa
turday aitsrn0ons as S,clook ADMISSION . cents Pri
nas IS W 9SS'i On Wed
pANosAxA OF The PILGRIMS PR0aREss-PAR.
an IN order 70 s 20 Of
tho uniform price Of admission will hereafter be twenty
cents Open every evening" Doors open At to commence
OLYMPIC, BRoADwAY.NAGLEs GRAND PIANO.
rama Of Ireand.Psin,ed BY the drst Irish artists from
with y
sHe e. Wans an nssr ssn
See nar dSs Aamittanse ,prsss Circle and Paraaet IS
ieTy 2 Gasry people, ias cents:
EUrERPEAN socIKTY-rIFrY-sEcoND SEASON.
~ The Annual Concert of this Society will be given the
Bal. ssnSs1s can obtain
their ssets at me Apollo Rooms on Tuesday evening" or
front street. At ssnf .ss
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. It's cnATHAx seUAKE.alo.
Boss Pare
que. i2T eentsEgaas saloon every
ssi:ss Il; evening ssii p..s1
ss no other place Il New YORK. CONSISTING
Less Female shispisa ogsr. Troupe: asabsTas ai.ss
ar
personate beautiful tabeaux taken from the
pictures Of ancient and modern .mes company Of Arab
Girls who 60 through variety Of Of and dex
world Accompany Of Male and Female Artists Will give
exhibition Of 6srbe statuary unequalsd In the VERDI
geher with variety Of interesting performances
ternoon and evening" For partcu bills each day
CATTLKR's COSMORAM CORNER BROADWAY ANp
- Thirteenth admission rs The section consist
collection Of 70 views Of Europe, Asia Syria
he Rcy Land, Egypt Nubia and Arabia will be replaced 10
he course Of some weeks by new equally 0nss
TNHEAlRICAL NOrICE-LADIEs AND GENrLRsEN
Of the profession, DESTROYS Of obtaining for
shor season ~ the Boston theatre to open Monday
evening Feb 3d. 1851 will please make application
ately, to Charles PArsloe. Burton's theatre.
g. r. TH0RNE. }u..
rs. CHANFRAU. A~nsber
NOTICE-THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BE
paid for the best comedy in two or three acts To-
cal to be produced Ut Of the theatres
in tins city about the first Of harchthe
Ia
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Reeeiyed, New York, January 25th, 1851. from &c.
Williams OF No l3 Fulton street, the of hundred
and twentysix dollars, being the realized by
ast days sale Of his Grand Furniture Gift Concert
tichet and which he has placed hands
tion the widows orphans Of the suffers BY tn,
calamity in Twenty first street.
S226 tSignedl A. C. KINGSLAND
Mayor ity New YAH
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NV YORK AND fHrJs DELpBfA.-Ngw YopR
ssd PblseelyAss Dirsct.-Unted states Nail line
Ihronfh In ~ hours, yis New yereey Rsrcsd fare
Nv srh NJ IRE foot o. Courtlsadt street. and ~
sasll Aft'sssv X ,sds y. r.. from ne fOstsi val
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Mrsic-A LADY. OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABIL-
W. ss Plsnst the most references
sas = Htsa snssus 70 taie tive or three pupil in sd-
afsm tkess she 10 already teaching She will either In
efwNt Nsm their residsnces at her dwelling.
fsfms-fer kgnners, ~ those advanced, sl2 Apply
G.. Hssas tnee.
NAkTE D-A MUSICIAN. TO TRAVEL AND TO
w Tsy ne hrst violin plane; also. three
sLyy AZ Ne. ~ Dusns street. to Mr.. O. CHAPMAN, at
ANY PERSON HAVING GOOD PIANO WHICH
n they wh 10 dispose OF reasonable terms
a. orpoItuni by Addressing (post paid Romeo Post
Ofet, NV York, stating terms, sc.
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ssTuRN UP"-IF THE oasTLyN,N VINO ron
isst I've months has 20 politely paid hi. rcspeots
eaoy rcsloihR IN the vicinity 81 unos sgu.rc
Brs'eway, sending her ruhsr q e srmihs bouquets
dressed 70 A. p at the Brcadway Post ne nesy C.,.
street she viii endeavtr rcoprocae the iabie al vIte
which he hat so iindly shown 70 her.
VNFoRkATIoN WANTED, AT No. \ GREEgwtCB
street, q A. Sherwood, who came passenger on the
steamer /" Falcon" - -
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FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK MINING AND MINERAL ENCHANcE-
~ Nc. ~ Wall street. front room. "a story,
Eanfsd for the purpose Of facilitating the Transactions
" ysriosseos iron gold, copper, nc Leaf, and other
mDinE eompaniss The true character Of
hese s..es offered Tor sale will be registered ard
fsct stated unlcss we'll authenticated aud obtantd from
the most sources The intention 70 elevate
racer OF this branch of bust
ty the deteoreu ent 81 the mineral
country Convnon proyiled for the omoas-
ton or parties, where they meet daily for the later
g anss 81 opinions snt the transaeiOn 81 BUSH sub
s ron books 70 new stocls will be opened from time 70
TIVE ssd care ,h,n 70 rresen zach 10 ts true light. Re-
gftered stock will be offer ed fSr tale daily stock book
ktrt In which daily sales will be entered and efforts made
TO Keep ar accurate list Of all actual sales they
eur Parties wishing 20 buy se stocks mlning comra-
MES vbiug TO rcgifer their oonetior, and
about TO sanixe soliciting subscriptions u he treet
with on srplie ation at he once. W. A. WOODWARD.
New Yort, Jas. q. 1851.
DlOU,OUO ,ersst, On bona ana morir.sv, ~ sams to
n applicants, on productive real estate In this city
brotk,n hprly 20 3 Broad, No. II Wall street. IN the
Cfoton Water Once, basement.
MONtY TO LEND.-ABRAHAMJ JACKSON. PAWN
a BROKER. No. % Reade street, near Broadway, oass
money "a large or small suns, as be required,
rsties teeelry silver wearing apparel dry goods
snd personal property Of every descriptions.
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AmUsEmENTs IN BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN hUeEUM.-rhis popular place Of amuss
ment will be closed on Monday for the purpose Of
'uoing the historical tpeckcle Of PUTNAM. which will
play ed on Tuesday evening jan 2 by kr nd te
celebrated trained horses. from the Bowery Theatre
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CECURE YOUR TICKETS TO TUTTLE's GRAND FAN
~ ey Bah, before the chances all gone The
clipped from the programme, to show what may be
pecteds-
Rich costumes OF nation and Of every fancy-ex-
traysgant and sentimental asturd tragic humorous and
costume VII be admitted q improper or unruy cha
dous taste All who prefer attending In citlens drcss
at liberty 20 do soa the time every facility will be
Afforded to ladies and gentlemen who desire appear In
costumes we'll costumsr being attendance with
dresses Of desori ption at reasonable prices
Tielets 81 EACH admitting gent enan and lady Extra
tiskes for ladies ST. Eash Ticket in addition the
tertanment, will entie the purchaser full value
fancy useui articles from the extensive stoch Tue
Emporium. $40 Broadway.
NANCY BALL COSTUMEs.-THE PUBLIC ARE RE-
spcctfuily notified that entirely and magnificent
sssemtlsge Of iasie gentisnen, and ehdrens Costumes
from the very latest designs pstronsed by the nobility
and gentry al LsnG Champs and hmsok
nsrsctlen End hire ut The old established Cosa Ware
horfs, s. fnses street.
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Pioneer Line with four wires from washnssen
City to New York having Offices at New York. Oy
N.waia New srunswiek PIin cetop, Trenton. Philsde
phia, Wilmington, Havre Do Grace Baltimore and Wash
ington City and connecting with all the gre.
fsst West North and south. This company having
made extensive repairs Of the line greatly ia
faoties and more thoroughly Its business
in the ansmisson and mode Of delivery
now prepared to receive transmit and deliver
Of messages required for the odaon pablo
with an accuracy, Prsmptnes and fidelity hitherto
equaled The teegi business Of the public there
FORE respectfully solicited at the Office Hanover
asd Beaver sts. WI. N. SWAIN, President.