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WANTS. &C.

HOUSE WANTED - Pleasantly sit
- ualed IN this city by Lady experienced in House
keepog VINO wishes to obtain House where al part Of
me rent VIII be taken in board Address l. X, Office of
uns paper staurg where interview may be had, when
every satisfaction III be given. 2ofGteOd~
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FANCY GOODS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
WIN. II. CARY q co. 243 and 245
w Pearlst between John and Fulton sls) invite Tho
attention of the city and distant Jobhing Trade
10 theiy large and vayied stock u Goods,
which they offer the lowest rates either for cash or APP
Under tter present arrangements they offer great
inducements on all their Foreign Goods, ana wil give
they gained by the increased amount OF her p1r-
chases -, ...ry,
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their stock will be Kept tu during the whole year ana
vite the MEXICAN end SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 70
examine their stock Of Jewsy, manufactured expressly
for markets. also their stock Of Ivory Combs adapted
The following articles constitute part OF their stock:
Linen Threads.
Various makers plain and sRin finished black, drab,
Witty brown and co;oTed, N9s, 1DxSO
Clarks Alexanders Smiths Eage. and Refington's
white, black aud colored, Nos 0xi5 Is to 800 yards
Tapes and b Obbins
Linen and cotton, assorted cooIs and sizes.
Razors Knives Shears Scissors and Table Knives and
Forks, Wade Butchers, WoslenhOlns, ROdgers', and
other celebrated maken
Hair cloth teeth paint, varDish. shaving shoe, crumb,
horse, scrub5ing, SC &c 10 great variety
Accordeons ViolLs Flutes Fiies ClaroneIs, Harmoni'
cans. &c. Fans.
large and ricn assortment, consisting Of beautifully
sucks with plain, fancy and silyered paper.
fine s, S. sss, ami NPiU, IA nche.
Combs.
Plain ard fancy tuck dressing pocket and side, OF she'll
buffalo and horn.
Guns.
gle and double English American real and imf-
taGiOn twist; also, variety Of Rifles
Pistots
English ard German pocket belt and holster Colts and
Allen Thurhers Revolyers ALSO, complete assortment
OF Sporting Apparatus
Pertumery.
LUbiBs Msugenet & Coudray's, Pivers Pinauds and
Edes fine extracts.
soaps
Guersins, Pnauds, and Maugenet COadrays assorted
styles, &c. &c
Also,
Percussion Caps, Needles Pins, Hooks and Eyes Steel
Pens, suspenders Bultons OF all styles, Pocket Books
Port MOnnaies Purses, Stationery, Beads WhAlebone,
Looking Glasses, &c. sc.
rory Tortoise Shell, Pearl She'll Horn Tip, &c. for
manufacturers
Catalogues in the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. j3l 5tneod-lsip
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" Another Scientific Wonder !-Important
TO Dyspepucs pr HOUGHTONS PEPSIN. the
True Dis esve Fluid. or Gastric Juice Great Dyspep-
sa Curer prepared from Kennel tue Fourth Stomach Of
the Ok after direction, OF Baron Lebg the great Phvso
gica Chemist by j. houghiOn, NJ d. Phiadep hia, Pa
This u truly wonderful remedy i1r INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINT CON-
SITUATION, and DEBILITY. curing after NATURES
OWNmErHOD. byNATURES o WN AGENT the GAS
TRIO JUICE Pam 'hletS containing Scientific evidence
OF 10 value furnished by agents gratis See notice
the medical Advertisements. NETWORK OFFICE, 66
Lispenarc-st a few doors from Broadway. 22f w
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SCHOOLS.

EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL TEACH
ELERS-U. ;. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broadway
g. al Educational Orders Capital furnished by The Al
ons WHO share the profits Of this investment equally Win
Re Insituton and The Cause Of Education Teachers and
ploves are served Tor per cent on one years com
@nsarop including bOard-t1e cheapest advertisement n
ko uorld Merchandise procured for 10 10 per cent
80 rost All deposits secured by transferable check
S h good until a. equivalent is received. aad better
,hsr money for al negotiations A6EAIs WANtEO -
lnai- - and ghest commissions allowed. Apply ear
Iy I'M and postpsid-persona.y possible References
l!' ..--. -sT l. H. WILCOX. Proprietor.
eH-yS,se"' Established 1871
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WANTED-An intelligent and active
boy shout u or IS years 81 age, apprentice -
light mecht nical bg,iness One who has received ps
rEl education preferred Apply 10 JOHN MATTE rs,
corner Fifshv and T twenty -siXih a., n. Y. Sf g..
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WE are happy to inform our friends and
w numerous patrons. that Ia consequence Of the
safety II the ATLANTIC. and Notwithstanding ROME e
about howl again We shall be able to supply a. tue s4-
Agricultural )ok Store No I'LL those DESTROYS Or plr-
chasing Agricultural orks Stationery Periodicals, auS
Books and Magazines al the lowest prices whnes ale Or
retail BUNNELL PRICE
T0t l2l Fulion-st. ". Y.
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Otweeu Broadway and Nassau sts in Broad way be
tween Fulton and Waists Apply al EVEROELLS 5,
Engrsver 500 Broadway, cor Of Duane-st f24l
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EELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE, 44i


Il BROADWAY. between Howard and Grand sta. The
manager TO state ha The immense encouragement
given 10 his celebrated Concerns every evong for he last
wear hy he elite ami MshOn % hs great metropolis has
Induced h 70 engage artists % me very first tent 10 pro-
duce BuresCue lASn Opera Scenss, spFesque Concerts
and Balets In stv equal ne originals prOiuced al ho
Italian Opera Of Ibis CITY On Wednesday and Saturday,
afternoons Concert Commencing a. ?. NJ FOR Tho az
commOdsron Of families Admission = cents Ooorsopen
81 u, to commence al "a. lHuu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--z-.--..I Iife.-Ths Lecture on " Java and the
~ Orlensg seen deferred will be delivered by DR..
ysssgseSsSr !, Hone Chapel, THIS EVENING CIhurs-
BtlI ,eiock Single tickets 81 cents at me door,
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URAND Union MASONIC BALL,

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-Ninth
II sesIou.-The Third Concert OF this Season VIII be
given a. The Apollo Rooms, on SATURDAY EEENlND'
Mach l. 1851. Conductor. M THEODORE El5FELD,
Subscriptions, ogrsmnes. &c. al the Music stores "
Messrs schsrfeaberg Luis, New YORK, and ha r n
Weize Brooklyn. By order II. G TlMM, re-
J. L. ESsIGN, Secretary. <oI
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10 bfoal- 81 49, ~ { ~ % ~
PORROWS "LAVENGRO" - The
LbMessrs Harper having advertised heir edition or
"LAvFNGRo the complete edition." and having given
currency the assertion that mine IS incomplete. bee es
necessary thar THREE copies and three only Of
nv edition. were bound up INTENTIONALLY imperfect;
and that Of these. obisred IN advance Of regular
publication, the Messrs Harpers edition is pnnted-ln
which Oh page ST. entire column Tor two pages OF TIE
oriersD Is OMITTED. II 10 NOT TRUE that any portion
afs g. P. PUTNAM.
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GARDEN.-Doors open at 81

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Doors open at 81
lN-to commence AT O'Clock Tickets 50 cts Pnyste
Boxes IS Manager NJ. Joan SsFTOS.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb u, Tue performance viii
commence with an Overture.
To be fOlOwet bv the new Vaudeville called
LA MAiTRESSE DE LANGUES.
To conclude with tie Graf Bales ~
CATARlNA; GU. LA REFINE DES BANDITS.
CsiarnA Queen OF the Bandits. Nile Caroline ROusset
Count Bernie. rich Nile Adelaide RO1ssel
Fra DisvoO. Lieut. 10 Mons Jean Roussel
Lincina Chief of the Amszons Mile reresne ROusssI
Manietta second Chief........Mle Cemeulne ROusseI
Sustained by Ballet Corps ~ sixty persons the whole
produced under the directo0 Of Mons JEAN ROUSSEF.
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CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO THE
ADJUSTMENTS.

X l. r. II III IL Il u L EcDA1
IL EVENING, March 4, 1851
GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO
GEORGE LODER.
~ The following eminent Artists have volunteered
their services
VOCAL PERFORMERS,
MADAME ANTOINETTE OTTO
The Committee have much pleasure 10 announcing max
they have received The offer Of the valuable service oil
MADAME SCHLESlNGER,
Prma Donna OF the Tnester at Berlin Vienna Dresden
First Appearance in America on this occasion
RESIDENT VOCAL PERFORMERS.
MRS. EDWARD LODER.
MRS. EMMA BOSrWtCK,
MRS GEORGE LODER,
MISS MARY TAYLOR,
.,,, by permission of John Brougham, ESQ.,
MR.. Ii. ". GREATOREx,
Mr.. II. SWIFT,
MR. STEPHEN LEACH,
MR.. PHILIP MAYER.
INSTRUMENTAL.
MISS WYATT. Harpst.
(Her fret appearance in New-York)
MAURICE STRAkOSCH Pianist
RICHARD HOFFMAN,, Pianist.
WILLIAM A KING. Pianist.
henry c. TIMM, Pianist
MISKA HAUSER Violnist
HERR 6RlEBEL, Violinst.
MR.. EBEN FluIiss.
CHORAL SOCIETIES
NewYork Harmonic Society-The German Leder Kranz
THREE MILITARY BANDS,
DoDwoRTHs, SKELETONS and ADKINS
A GRAND MONSTER ORCHESTRA,
The largest yet collected together IN New York Com
posed OF all the Instrumental Societies, Theaers &C. 10
the City, comprising the finest Musical Talent in the
try, under The direction Of
WIN VINCENT WALLACE and GORGE LODER.
Doors o'clock Concert 10 commence AT O'clock
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
To be had Of ell The Members OF the Committee A! the
ous Music Stores, Hotels and al the door on the even
Programme Of the Concert will be Issued shortly 2sfa'
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.TW-yORK TRIBUNE.

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GREAT NJ u SICAL EVEN t
" THURSDAY EVENING, February N.-IrALGAN
OPERA HOUSE, ASTOHPLACE.-Phce Of Admission
-PArquet Boxes OneDolar Seats may be secured
the Box Office ON AN 10 O'Clock, z M without any
extra charge; Amphiiheatre, Is cents
BENEFIT Of Mile NATHALIE FITZ JAMES.
Mercadantes Opera Of "IL GIURAMENTOp
Meyerbeer's Romance OF GRACE, GRACE" from the
Opera Of ROBERT THE DEVIL
Verdrs-Third Act-"I LOMBARD"
Opera and Ballet on the same evening
FITZJAMES appearing positively Tor this night only, In
BOTH Vocalist and DaRseuse, and Ia full costume.
Mile N. FITZJAMES has The honor to inform her
friends and The public, that the following eminent artists
have kindly volunteered their valuable assistance or this
occasion.
sgnora Trufh. Benedict. Gnebel,
sjenora Mare,zek Bertucca the distinguished Volinis
Sgnora Giulietta Bozzi Miss Emily Wadegrave.
the accom- plished COnlTato. Slgnor u Canese, and
Sgnor @. Fort, Signor Ner
Sgnor AvignOne, and
THURSDAY EVENING, FebruaryT
Programme
/ Mercadsptes Opera II GIURAMENTO," in three
acts by Sgnoa Trum- Benedetu Sgnora GlueIta boLz,
sgnor Fort, SignOr Ayignone, &C
Between the First and Second Acts
Meyerbeers Romance Grace, Grace &C 'ompaniei
the Harp by SigHOrs Marezek Berucca and sung Dy
MILE N. FlFZJAM
Between the Second and Third Acts will be performed
The Third Act Of Verdfs Opera Of LOMBARDl% by
Mile ~ FITZJAMES, In full Costume, SignOr FORTl,
and full Chorusses.
To conclude with
THE GRAND PAS DU DIABLE,
By Mile N Filzsmes, Miss Wsldegraye, signor Carese
and SlgnOr NerL
On a Solo ObligatO for the Violin, By + 0nsbel
Leader signor Leith; Chorus Master, Mr.. Henser.
Doors open at 81 o'clock; 10 commence al 4 O'Clock,
preciselv Positively no Free List No orders. lbt
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7VHE AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSO-

4 CATION having obtained their charter are now
ready TO receive OF for exhibition nj their rooms,
sos Broadway Asheir gallery is 10 be opened TO the pub
lie on the LIST OF March 10 required that members wish
ing exhibit should send In their pictures on or before mo
9Ofh Of Febnlarv II Inns
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BOARD WANTED-By a Gentleman

In his Lady until the first of April the Seventh Ward
preerred furnished the second floor would be
desirable. Address j. r. this Office stating accommo1a-
ton ano terms. References exchanged ri 81
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ny LIQUID Hair Dye, improved 80 a. 10 color the
hakers ihe mOmeugt Is applied without The least
49, ITS entirely free from unpleasant Odor and can be
Niso with The strongest soep Immediately Il 10 applied
ll.'s Nv Esng 10 dry For sale or applied al BArcHgl
Wig Factory, Wsllst myl5 TaThkSAGu
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A 5 NURSE and Seamstress, by respec-
table young eir Can be SEEN for two three days
No So Ninthst between Avenue and c, fourth floor
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.,,,,y YORK TRIBUNE

zoe suRoFEAN clEcULNII.u.H ~ V,o.,oer t,r
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- Included
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Ab-P T. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. JoHH
GREENWOOD ia Assistant Manages Saloon performances
every Afternoon at S-Evenng Al Abundance y cents
children under 10 years l2t ere tn RsOAl FEB ~ IN
Evening the COMEDY OF ERRORS. To conclude win
BETSEY BAKER new and exciting Drama 10 IN
preparation The inuumerabe Curioses OF this Museum,
s@en ~ ali bonrs 2n
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.,oU.yoRK TRIBUNE

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n The sprInRfeId (lIass) Daily Republican

WIarger circulation than any other daily paper in New
hgand Out Of Boston going largely all over Western Mas
RlasetL II crc1ates very extensively I'M Sprngheld,
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A MOTHER In order TO still further
IN extend their facilities for NEAT AND EXPEDI-
TIoUs PRINTING the subscribers have ust put up one
Of Adams Improved Power Presses, especially adapted
for the finest kind OF work Thankful Tor the patronage
bestowed upon hem the PopTieos assure their friends
and the public, that they possess The most complete
arrangements for executing EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
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country.
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UNSOLICITED OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

written with much cunnnenes Of invention abundance o.
Wit richness Of imagination, ami vvduss Of DESCRIPTION
The Chnrchman.
the days John Runyan there has been gwen the
Christian world 90 beautiful an aego this Ihe Independent
that ought 20 be preached shse Il has
great truth II Mr. hetou has done uothl ess thar
work he would have ed purpose We think the story
vii be read when be ceases 20 be heard Presbyterian
This story epcue which John Buuyan append 90 his
true history OF Mar soul venture % profitable
produced II clseveF ~ the Pro
seishnesB which vents ITSELF IN dsacuon Literary World
"stsuder Story the Prison." might have
bv that master Agot. Jhu Bunyan, 70 bis credit -Four hne
ustrats the life san' ans the vums the most
readable suggestive instructive have tbs sppea
Of Saiutnes Picciola. New Yorker
tale which the difficulties Of the segorcai style very
happily useful moral bes enyepsd quaint fable
than veiues aud Ingenuity. y. T. InOune
story. uniting singular holiness Of conception great
felC
details the originality Of the sys
tendency OF the t,le June admirable. IL should
introduced village library. Arthurs Home Gazette
moral Ilseory, and Of the best have read
Morning Star
It has all the real Tha incidents
citing, the sly unusually smpe and beautiful Eve Post
If portion the funds OF the American Tract Bible Mss
Of practical book his the money would be good
CONT \. T. Mirror
production Of young Clergy sstraordaary
p8rs hum0r, destined a vide pop l.
power freshness and pQuancy, finely
illustrated We e'mmend is peiusd TO village gossPs every
where Cd Colony Memorial
the Arabsn N-ht, aud n,tractys the
Pilgrims Progrsss Ssw Yorker. lsseoud notice
Written n beaut style and illustrates the effects Of SANDER
n a mastery L77f III Boston Weekly Museum
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~ Cord-TuE INFANT DRUMMER, whose

ga Cnrd.-THE INFANT DhO MMEhl Wno s
usswdirarv appreciation of time and melody has Oech
aenht ct OF so much wonoer and admiration, wa maze
hRcoudappearapce in this City on the evening @. WEI
NSDAY NJ XII lie 5th OF March Amer w.ich he VIII
ced 10 Boston to give Concerts There, and per
rsl rom thence 10 the Worlds Fair IN London 70 MAKE
6dsbut before her Majesty. Queen Niclora Inc Con
Fl take place at TnPier Hail. and the PrograaJnin9i
Vi embrace he names OF most emu em vocal
~ Instrumental artists e
Nvraeon for advising this change from the afternoon
Concert which was announced for Saturday next 10 an
Nsrpg entertainment is that he public may have better
eyyornfy OF witnessing the performance OF TINS interest
NJ and most astonishing musical marvel as II IS wen
hcwn mat most persons so engaged during tue dayl
particularly on Saturday afternoon as to be preciuded
nkrtndng
hose who design hearing him are requested to refrain
non any demonstrations OF applause during me PerOr
nee OF tas Infant Prodigy, as the loud and continued
cheering made while performing NJ his last Concert caused
Inn TO play some childish freaks which, although exceed
1gy amusing 10 the audience were not set down III the
programme
The results Of his fret Concert have clearly shown that
rs perform arise from natural genius sad talent ior
Eusc and study In fact his age suclen proof
Ia be possesses an extraordinary patura git
Sflts GEORGE LODER Mus cal Director.
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WHomestead Association
. for the Beneiit of the
~ Veteran Corps Of the War Of IsI2-


NOTICE-The members are directed 10 assemble al Mill
AIRY Hail. 1873 BOwery, THIS DAY at O'Clock, 2 M. with
cal side arms with cOcksoe hat and Grape the le
uu TO attend the funeral Of Mr. Henry keyser deceased
hOm 23l BoweIy. Capt Henry Raymond will command
Mnf NICHOLAS HAlGHT, Colonel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A DVERTISING IN THE SOUTH
IA AND " EST, and through the State Of New-York,
at WIN H. McDONALDS United States General Adyer.
OF Baltimore Charleston Richmond Savannah Augusta,
New Orleans ST. Louis, Mobile, Louisville, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Unca
Albany and Ihrou ghout the Union.
Reference those for whom w. II Med. has done adj
yerisng for the past ten years. NfA'
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WANTED "A Situation as Salesman
w in the Lumber business. by young from the
country Has had several years experience and will give
satisfactory reference. May be seen for two davs II
Water st. HfAs
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% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Corner
Oof RrualWHy and Th,rteenths The hf.t sscoH ~
iairing collection " lwerlysK views 81 sa%P 80
hICr be Io'y Land syria Egypt e.o.a "a -, 80,
dste al .less viii BE- replaced By ae" "s s,,, equally
interesting. al A"uA
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DURTON,S THEATER. Chambers-s st.

RUh NUN > HIN I'm, OHdIHUtIS-SI'
- REAR OF CITY HALL-rhe nearest Thester 70
the large Hotels Doors open s64 commence al O'Clock
THIS EVENING. Feb. n viii he performed tho Com
edy OF SHE WOULD AND SHE WOULD NOT:
Don Manuel. MIR Burton DOnns H. pOhta Mrs. Russell
To be followed by the Piece called the
WORLDS FAIR; Or, London In 1851
WIN. Wageles. Mr. Burton Miss Smudge. Mrs skeneu
Boxes Dress Circle ard PaTquee 81 Gus Family Circle,
Is cs Orchestra seats Is cts Private boxes 81 and S.
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ITO FLAX, HEMP, TOW, WORST
ii En AND COTTON aPINNERS RICHARD KIT.

n AND -hIOIAhU
SON Lowell, Mas Manufacturer Of NEEDLE POINT.
I'D CARD CLOTHING, for Csrding Hemp, Flax and
Tow Ths article IL also extensively used for bIeese's
snd Pickers for Wool, Lickersin for Cotton ara
Waste for Batirg. Ar guar Wire Clothing o -
without Barb The sides OF the Point Ia coarse el ING
numbers Mr x. has had upward Of Ten years n ~
10 his busiress N England. Prompt aee sso, The
orders N"~'
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AS SEAMsTREss, and Chambermaid by
kAProeslsnt girl Can do fine Washing and Ironing in
a superior manner, is frat rate Shirt maker and would
make herself generally useful Can be for two days
al 657 Greenwich-st. III IT,
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7UHE DTSSELDORF ACADEMY OF

u FINE ARYs-Lessngs great Historical Picture Of
the "MARfYRDOM or HUss" has been added TO The
collection OF Paintings by artists Of The above school Adj
mission 25cenu; season tickets g. and description esta
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

WANTED-A young German Porter,
Of correct habits, gentee appearance, and good al
dress. Apply al rs and 727 Broadway. 27f ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
THEATER.-DOORS

Iopen st64; 10 commence at O'Clock -Prices Of Ad-
mission To Dress Circle and PSrqUeL % cts Family Cir
Gle ard Third Tier, p Gallery. IA ca Private boxes,
g. and S.
THIsEYENING, Feb =, viii he performed the Comedy
Of the OLD LOVE AND THE NEW.
Sydney.......Mr Conway Camilla. Miss j Bennett
70 conclude with the Farce OF
SENT TO THE TOWER
Banks,...... Mr. Shaw Pudd efOog..... Mr.. Schark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

AS Cook, in Private Family, by re-
LNspectsble woman. She understands her business
thoroughly Good city reference be given Please aP
ply st II SeyenthsI Can be for two days Has no
objection TO s respectable Boarding. House. Hf II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

WANTED-To an Enterprising man
The Advertiser offers Business the city and
Of NewYork requiring investment OF only $500 cash
capital which safe permanent, and In every particular
desirable occupation. To Carpenter not having health
TO pursue bis trade the opportunity is particularly desra
bic The article be dealt is Of well ed merit and viii
yield handsome Any DESTROYS OF purchasing
have further particulars and samples OF the article
by calling al No. a. CorRnd-st 246t+