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SCIENTIFICALLY


&PECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY
SAPPLlED.-OFFICE g BOWERY. doors from
the Thesier, Newly ork-ProfessOT SKOTT, Spectacle
Maker, Consulting and Practical Opucisn Public Lecturer
on The Anatomical Form and Physiology Of the Human
Eve and on the good and bad effect OF Spectscies
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY AND RECOMAEN-
DATiON
NEw-YoRE. Nov 81, 1850.
Adjusting Spectsces 20 vision. requires great judgmens
on The part Of The Opucisn Many sights injured and
some totally lost for want Of tbs We Tie uudersi gnsd
Physicians. consider Il o. the utmost importance 10 the
public have good SpectGces snd accurately applied.
Mr. SKOTT delivered Interesting and instructive Public
Lecture on the subject in the Society Library Broadway
on Nov p 1850 BE IL well acquainted with the Science.
Therefore recommend him very competent prac-
ca Opucsn George Wilkes NJ D > La ghts Surgeon
10 he New-York Eve and Ear lufmary. Abraham Du-
bOis 6t9 Houslonst consulting surgeon 10 the New
York Institution for the Blind and Surgeon the Eve and
Ear !ufrmAry. Isaac Wood NJ D. IS East Broadway,
President OF the NewloTk Academy Of Medicine, and
Consulting Physician 10 lie Institution fJT The Sind WIn
Daring ID - Wos steTsL Anatomical DemoustrAtor 10
the Nsw-York University Medical College,
"Nov 50, lS5O-Mr. SkOTT is an agreeable Lecturer,
has paid uuusuA attention % the sab,ecL and q clever
Optciap W. CLAY WALLACE NJ D. 2s6 FourihsL
An Specacles purchased from Prof SKOTT viii be eK-
Charged FREE OF cost ID satisfactory lie also repairs
and its glasses into parties frames and always as1
b. Specsces The Eyes OF DE approved principles
thar Rave been discovered 10 ancient and modern science
Ofce 50 Bowery doors from The Theater, New-York.
i95 sIAwlmW&S'
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EJf ANTHONY BLEEcKER, Aueiosee.
A VAIITABIE FARM AT PLEAS

XAANT VALLEY Duchess County. n AZ Auction.
ANTHONY J BLEECKER Will sell Al sueuoh, on
Exchange in the city OF NewYork, the following Vausoe
property, VIZ: . MI, VILLAS, D,,chs..
Comfy miles from Poughkespsie and mle IRON hs
village of Pleasant Valley. formerly known ~ " s
acres being under improvement, including an orchard
Containing II acres choice fruit the balance heasy UNI
her land Adjoining the north side = large stream az
birding excellent water power for mills or factories IN:
house on the farm in good order stories irame and
Contains IL rooms The barns sheds and onthouses are
sH in good repair The farm well wstered and has II
sc,ss ~ nauirsI meadow In the village OF Pleasant Val
lev there are several churches and GOOD SCHOOLS -. -,
part of the purchase money can remain on oond ana
mortgage. - ....,,on.ar f, uxo.A
Of, New.York oTof ,,,,.-,,,, NJ, ,,.u
III 2awt5GIsQS6l) HENRY PETERS, Pleasant Valley.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
THE SPLENDID HOUSE AND LOT

II No 2s4 East Broadway near Montgomeryst. and the
House and Lot No. ~ Diysionst at Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al Auction on
WEDNESDAY February the 18th, al IL O'Clock, al the
Merchants Exchange, the following desirable property,
viz:
On EAST BRoADwAY-The valuable Three Story and
Auto Brick House, with attached, lOX6, and lot
Of ground, known No. 81 East Broad way, north side,
and next lie corner OF MonlgOmeryst the lot running
through Dyisonst Theotis very large being = feet front
both East Broadway and Divisonst by l04 feet IN
depth, be the same more or lees.
The House East Broadway q feet by 81 feet in DEPTH
10 finished In beautiful style. having silver plated furniture
solid mahogany doors, gas fixtures Croton water bath
rooms water closets Kitchen range. and rich marble
tells throughout In fact having every modern improvement
both for elegance Of style and convenience being built in
the substantial and costly by Capt Cobb, and
formerly the residence OF the late Daniel Trmble Us
Location, II beng iss healthy ard fashionable ghborhood
and and several Stage roues-its proximity 10
downfOwn business, makes Il altogether Of tho
desirable private residences offered for sale IN this
city On The Of the lot fronting on DivsOns there
Is story brick house known No M built in good
STYLE, with CrOton water water closets &C For maps
terms and further particulars apply 10 The AucuOneer
Broad-st ll575l l8f Is y, RATS
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THE HANOVER BANK, on Hanover

"
IL square in the City Of New-York.-This institution
formed under the General Bank Law with a cspuA OF
$500 eco OF which 100000 already been subscribed
The following gentlemen constitute The board oi O'e0
tors
Isaac Ois PRECEDENT Grocery IS Frontlt
Robert I. Woodw ard, Dry Goods . LibsrtyT|
Henry TerbelL (Dry GOods,l "a Coiuand-sI
T. b. Luchheld, (Grocerl S. and 90 Peari-sL
Charles Pierson, Boots aud Shoes s. CoIIsna g.
John n Wyck0f, wine and Fruit bIoktr. ll'EeAn
Edward Bridge. STRAW GOOds.l l2t Pear 81
AdOnjs h }. Underhill (CrOckeEy) o Pearls o., -,
Robert H. Berdel, Produce Com Merchant - f'on'a@
Edward Coming, (Hsrdware) lS9 Pest-sL
Aired Edw ards (Slk GOods) ~ FearlsL
Richard T. Buck, (Com. deIehant = SCUM"
Joseph g. Allen, (Frlit Desler,) IS Front'st
Albert Woodruff Fish NeTchani) Al krontsl
Ezra Wheeler, (6rocer,) 80 FIont.sL 49,, =, ,r,,,Ncs
TON. Esq Cashier. . - 81, -. y.
Further subscriptions the capital stock may es sas
on SppcsuOn to either OF the Directors or 20
4 co. IS Wal-st or 10 WM JOHN OBkIEN' % " Al
ST. M 4,
New-YoTk Feb. - 1881. :" II
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcHER. Aucuonser. On,
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOI

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
IN on Main ST. In the village Of FLUSHING, Long Is
land, at auction ANTHONY j. BLEECkER viii sell at
auction TUESDAY March H. 1851, al u O'Clock at the
Merchants Exchange, the following desirable property
viz al Flushing L. 1.-The house and lot OF ground, now
the residence OF Dr. Joseph BlOodgood situated on The
west side Of Man-st between Bridge and Washington
The house. which q feet front by q feet 10 DEPTH
with wing al the south end 81 feet 'front.' by IL feet deep
both stories high, and built IN the most substantial
and well calculated for large family The lot 10
81 feet inches front Mainst by average depth ofup
ward OF $40 feet widening from the depth Of about 10 feet
feet 1888 feet forming garden Of about ia feet by 1888
feet exclusive Of large and ample front and yards
which in the hghes state ofcuuyation and stocked with
fine fruit trees
PAnk Road will be built during the present year from
Winamsburgh TO within short distance from and proba
bly, the village large portion OF the purchase money
can remain on bond and mortgage For maps and further
particulars apply 10 the aucuOneer BroscsL, where
maps Of the above property can be- obtained.
1878 p z6 mi. 5ts ISIS
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CAUTlON.-C Certain Mortgages, the
- property Of The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company, executed by stockholders Of sad Company TO
Edward hoion and acc0mPanied BY Bonds Of the sad
company assigning and guaranteeing The sane have been
fsuculeuly Obtained and put circulation 81 New 0rk
Al persons are cautioned Igains. the purchase u said
Security g. they VII he ecaimed BY the Company. and
cen be of 10 Use 20 the holders " 2 FLANDERS
Treasurer Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Co.
Hew-YoTk, FEB. IS IS5I. lSflws
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ANrHoSY j. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
INVENTORS SALE OF SEW EN-

J..
EYEGTTOR'S SALE OF SEVEN
FIVaIDARIE HOUSES AND LOTS. ON SPRING,
FIN MARION. GREENWICH AND AMOS SIS
AND FOf7R LOTS WITH THE HOMESTEAD MAN
ssr TVN n = haIT1STIoN -ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii
seu Al Aucuon on TUESDAY February % Iool, a. l.
O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange by order OF Executors
on sprpgst-The Dstory and attic brick 'front.' storo
and dwelling house and LOT Of ground situated GA we
south.yest corner Of Spring and Elm st' known As %
c - togstber with the TWO story brick front dwelling
house and lo ad Joining known as xzt Emst me 10Y on
which this stands . feet fronting on sPrng ana % ieet
The lwos!ory and attic brick front dwelling;
house and lot IS springs sd9lnng ae spove 80 "a
lot 3 inches 'front.' by14 iee' IN oeph on QUO sue
and IS feet 6 inches on the other .ide -, ,,,
Atso-Tbe two-story and attic brick front dwelling
house and lot SO Spnng-st. adjoining tne last named
80 f Tor q feet front by e5 feet lot inches ia depth on
one side ar n feet 81 inches on the other side
Elm-sL-ALso-The thIee-sory BRICK iron' d"enng,
house and ct known 29l Elmst running thr9ngn 10
Narionst size Of lot % feet inches front on Enl-s
p feet inches on MarOnst by y ieet IN deptn on me
norhery side and SO feet IL inches in depth on the souner
'so-The lwo-sory brick front house and lot 30 Elm
st size Of ot . feet inches 'front.' by % eeI henes ID
Iso-The syyo-story brick dwelling house and lot, sd
Joining known 22 Elmst size Of lot, q feet iron oy
about Is feet In depth ... L,.A
Cjreenv ich.si-ALso-The two-sory and attic brick
front store with dwsn ghOuse and lot OF ground known
az 1904 Gfeenwichst tho northwest corner OF Alo
AZ store occupied as grocery OF lot 10 ieet
in ches fronting on Greenwchst q feet inches on h7
rear by 81 feet depth fronting on Amoss ana % ee'
so-Four valuable lots ~ ground, with
the large hermitage mansion thereon Situated On .G s'
tide of Forty hiTd-st, between ElgIn and Nh,n sSs
CON encng 200 feet OF the Eighhav The lots are
each Is feet front and by 100 feet inches in depth The
bui ding two story and ac oHck mousse shu Is &c ~"
pied as a cling snd carpet factory. A.,
FOR terms, and further particulars, sppy 70 the Auc
toneer Broadit where photographic maps OF the ABOVE
properly can DC JOHN JOHN j. JENKINS Executor.
SARAH S CAMPBELL EXecutrix
anfff lauk
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seal-
ed Proposals will be received al the house OF Evan.
T. Russell In Darby Delaware Co Pa up TO the 18th OF 20
month February for grading forming the bed, and lay
ing the plank on the line Of the Philadelphia and Darby
Plank Road length At miles Plans and specifications car
be seen after the lat of I'd month, ebuaryl a. the above
named place JOHN n ANDREWS, President
VIM b II SERRILL, Secretary. j25 I'm
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REcAPITULATION.
g.. CAnrruLLr RrpoRrrp roR rHE TRInuNH.

Markets. -. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, February 2l.
ASHES-The market is steady with fair demand for
Pots 5Od5 &C. aud Pearls at 62!. Sale of 100 b6ls
COTTON-Is still unsettled with a downward tendency
$500 bales have sold decline 4 &c since the steam
es news arrived The for three days have been 800
bales
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby mott
Nfed, end wATned sgainst negotiating, drsh Of the
subscriber, upon A P0s Of San francisco. Tor Si975.
dated New Buffalo, Oct IS, 1880 n favor Of and 20 the
der Of Mm. Couel JewetL
HENRY II. HUNT
afSt San Francisco Cal.
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NJ b. BUTLER, Aucuoneer.
n EASEHOLD PROPERTY 4l5 Hud-

4 EASEHOLD PKOPEhI1 4i0 huu-
lsonst will be sold q, Auction Al the Merchants II.
change on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF March next a. u
cock by order the Administrator Of the estate OF Geo
Philips decesIed the Lease Of Lot AS Hudson st. and
the Buildings thereon 80.
The Lease is from Trinity Church, expiring May, 1906
Ground rent S80 with cOyen ants Tor renewal payment
for buildings The Improvements consist of two BRICK
buildings three stories highs the front occupied to
slOre ard dwelling the rear for dweling-bOh repfooi
and in good order, and renting for about $500.
SAFE for csshlO per cent Al The lme OF sale and he Oa
snce on tranlirr BY order ofJAMES rHAYER, Pub.
lie Admnistrator, aud Administrator Of GeoIge PhtPs
deceased, Nassau.sL tAs11 VI tmo
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Ms THEATER, Chambers-st.
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM,

pARNUM'S AM ERlCAN MUSEUM.
D-P T. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. JoHs
GREENWOOD r. Assistant ManAger-Saoon performances
every Afternoon stS-Evening 81 T. Ambulance . cents
children under 10 years 2 cBest view OF the Process
sion &C, without expense, from Barnums Museum
SATURDAY, Feb. 2, in the Afternoon, SIZE WOlL Id BE
A SOLDIER. In the Evening THE ROUGH Ola
MOND Aher which CRIMSON CRIMES. To conclude
with TWO IN THE MORNING. LAST week OF the
MAMMOTH GIRL. Toe entire Chinese Museum late OF
Brosdway with the Gipsey Fortune Teller kc are here
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Cry COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Phade pha. Feb. % 1851.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OTlC r. ~ CONIRAC1Oho.-
IN SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
Bridge, Trsmwsy and Gutter Stones, viii be received al
this Office until The twelfth day OF March next 85ll al
noon for furnishing the following Bridge or Flag Tram
way and Gutter Stones from eco 20 500 feet IN length or
dressed Granite Tramway stones 10 inches wide on the
surface inches lhcb and not less than feet 10 length 80
be dressed straight and clear Of any twist or wind on W
surface ends well squared and one side 10 be beyeled
inches under from the surface AsO from 800 20 5000 fest
In length OF North River Tramway Stones OF same dl men,
sious and dressing as The above mentioned GraniIe
From $500 OOOee 10 length OF North River bndge or
FLAG stones 20 inches wide less an inches 10 Ihck
ness and ess than feet long Also rom 300 10 500
feel in length of kind Of Bridge or Fagslones, 10
inches wide less Than inches thick and not less than
feet in length From 10000 10 5000 feet 10 length o.
North River Gutter Stones be straight and clear oil twist
or wind the surface less Than inches In thickness
And not less than 10 len 9Th, 10 be beyeed inch
under on one side from the surface The above must be Of
the qualify OF bard and sound stones the whole 10 be
straght even and level the surface free from any
bumps or twist, wind. Of a uniform thickness, fu 10
the sizes named ard ed ges and ends fu TO the squsre.
The whole Qusny contracted for will be required 10 De
delivered such portions may be designated 10 the
uouihs OF April MAY June and July next (S5l upon the
S6Auykn River hOnt OF the city 20 Wanutsl
wharf free and clear from charge for freight dockage
or wharfage ofsny kind whatever.
Tie proposals state The price per foot In length
Twenty per cent the amount delivered viii be re-
served und the whoe contract shall have been complied
With
BY order he Committee on Public Highways.
2lf2w JOSEPH GoyETr.} mis'ioners
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A. NJ MERwIS, Aucnoneer
! DY BANGS, BROTHER q %. 2O4

ADBROADWAY-Cash advances made upon al coo
Signments. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
At64 o'clock. at the Auction Room.
LIBRARY BooKs-A large aud attractive collection OF
modern popular Standard Lteuurei Medical and Theo
logical Works embracing great variety OF valuable
Books some of which are In fine bindings.
Also an assortment Of miscellaneous fuOncallOns'
School Books and Bibles in quantities, &c.
ALSO OF fOOlscap and Letter Paper, ruled anu
plain; 100000 Russia Quilts. &c
AT PRIVATE SALE -Bohn's Libraries consisting OF tle
Standard Scientific Antiquarian, Classical illustrated aud
fuew) Cheap series These are all highly popular ana
cheap publications. and are offered the trade In gu
mites or to individuals In sets or single copies as may 'e
desired BY the extensive range OF subjects embraced 10
the several series they well adapted either 20 me L.
brares Of public institutions the shelves OF pyae col
lecnr IRE latest issues received Taylors Holy Ly
mo ard Diving and Lamarnes Geuevieye-the former OF
the Itandard Library and the latter OF Bonus new series
Plato. vol Cicero's Offices, and kos scripture Lends
are expected by early packet Al5o, Lardnsrs Lee
lures on Science Ewbauks ydraucs and Me han
ICE Benneu's Double Enry Book keeping &C. Also, an
assorme ut of Cap aud Letter paper.
FIFTy-THfRD NEW YORK TRADE oALE-fo De com
menced on MONDAY, March "A, 1851
B. b. L co. solicit cOnsig nntnts u Books fapef, ols
uonery Stereotype Plates Bncers Coth Leather 6c pf
regular Trade Sale 10 be commenced 81 me ABOVE
date.
Particulars for the printing should be furnished imms
diaely as the Catalogue printing The usual cash
advances viii be made the receipt OF goods when ae
sired. -, ~.
TERMS OF SALE.-On all purchases from The whole Oaa
logue amounting $50 and upward four and SIX uohn
credit on purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
$3.50 and more than BOO four months credit; ana pu'
chases less than $780, cash discount OF one per cent
will be allowed on all purchases exceeding sl,Op
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ANrHoNY J BLEEcEER, Ancuoneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aucuouoel' -,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
land NEXT THE CORNER OF SlAIh AF' ANU
THIRTY INTHST At Auction. -, -, -. ID, -
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at alehon On
MONDAY Feb. a. al u o'clock, at Inc merchan" TX.
change the following valuable properly VIZ; ~,
SIxrH.Av. AND TmRTY-NINTH sT.-Fodr desirable ouud
ing lots situated and next the south west corner OF
Sixth av and Thirty nnth-st al fronting on me syenue
said being each 10 PIE "a feet inches 'front.' and rear
by 100 feet In depth. ,.,-
Terms-O per cent the day Of sale and tho aucton-
GERS e so per cent on the 18th Of March next when No
deeds will be delivered the balance 70 remain On Dot
and mortgage for three years per Cent, Interest pay
able semialnuay; all taxes and assessments 10 DC p1d
up to the time OF giving the deeds -, .
For maps and further particulars OF me a2oSo PoPe.Y
apply 10 The Aucioneer, BToadst u,oo5) lHlss
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CTATE OF NETWORK, COMP

"A L T. VI OANhS OOAhA
STROLLERS OFFICE, FREE BANK DEPART
MENT-ALBANY, February, u, l85lln pursuance Of an
sri ened An act 10 provide for final distribution OF the
6nds held by the prOer belonging u the creditors Of
Insolyent Banks and Bankers, passed April 10, 1850"
Noce is hereby given that the time fixed by said law for
thu redemption Of the Circulating Notes of the following
Banks has expired and mat final dividend has been de-
csred upon The Unpaid Balances OF Inc outstanding cer,
scales issued on account OF said Bans which will be paid
IN he hoders Of such certificates duly sgned pre-
seniine he same TO DANIEL b. ST JOHN, C1ef Regis
Ter of he Free Banning Department before the l2
day of August, 1851, and not Otherwise viz;
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ROARDING.-A gentleman and lady
EJcan be accommodated with handsome Rooms asa
Board at 62i Broadway. MH'
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NAGLE'S GRAND PANORAMA OF

' IRELAND, Al the Minerva Rooms, 400 Broadway
This truly Splendid Work OF the rst Irish Artis IS Illus
aied by Irish Music. Irish Songs, and running Lecture
Adnance IS cents children, under y half price Schools
and Charitable Institutions treated with on Ae most liberal
terms. III lNua-
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LNELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE, 444
h BROADWAY, between Howard and Grand SIS. The
manager begs 10 state that the immense encouragement
given TO bis celebrated Concerts every evening Tor the last
Year by the elite and fashion of this great metropolis has
ncuced him 10 engage artists OF the very first talent TO pro-
duce Buresque Italian Opera Scenas buresque Concerts
and Ballots In sy equal TO the originals produced al me
Italian Opera OF his CITY On Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons Concert, commencing at P NJ for the &C.
cOmmodaton OF families Admission . cents Doors open
al a. 10 commence at "A. lHUua
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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Comer
30 Broadway and Thrteenthst The first section con.
tinug a collection Of tWeuiy-six views Of Europe, Asa
Minor, he Holy Land, Syria Egypt, Nuba and Arabia
viii be exhibited until the eighth Of March. Aner thai
dale al these viii be replaced by new views equally
Interesting III lWuas
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A GENTLEMAN and LADY can Be

LAsccommodated with BOARD 10 East Broadway, oc<
ton between Jefferson and Clinton Streets and 10 unfs
passed in elegance The society Of pleasant parties as
sired and references required single gentlemsn nay
also have comfortable home. Address A. H. dng.Iss
Office. ZfKe
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FOR SALE

liza GREAT OPPORTUNIrY-The House toll and
pa all the Furniture for sale eligible location WIZ
in five minutes walk west Of the City Hall II 10 c0mpeey
furnished and has rstclass BOsrders The rent Is ex-
ceedr ely cheap at SL0 per Price q pa ntufe
varying from 500 20 $1,000 FOR particulars inquire o.
and o'clock ~ 21lts
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WOffA " n hLLLI vi 1INOAD.
1VE Books OF subscription for One Million OF the Cap al
Stock Of The MOHAWK VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY will be opened, under the direction OF the under
signed Commissioners the Chemical Bank In this city,
on the @ inst.
Applications to subscribe must be made by letter post
paid addressed the Commissioners, stating the amount
sppled for and enclosing the per cent required by law
JAEES J. ROOSEVELT
ABIJAH MANN JR., Commissioners.
22T5tis A. c. FLAGG
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MECHANICS HALL, 472 B

MECHANICS HALL. 472 Broadway,
I'VE ABOVE GRAND sT.-OPEN EVERY NIGHT
during the eek, until further notice. 49,,
The original and Welknown CHKl sly > MIN rN
Concerts In this City Tor succession of i've years
have been received with favor by highly respectable eno
fasnionsble audiences.
Tickets p cents. Doors open Al 81 commence st
On Saturday next WASHlNGTONS BIRTHDAY
The oatrons Of Chrisvs Minstres are respectfully in
formed usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts VIII be
discontinued for the future. il
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broadway THEATER.-DOORS
ADopen st6t; to commence att o'coct-Priees OF Ad'
mission To Dress Circle and Parquet 50 cts Family Cir
Gle and Third Tier % CTS Gallery, IA Private boxer
s. aRd s..
THIS EVENING, Feb. =, will be performed the Grand
Romantic Spectacle. In three acts, entitled
FAUsTUs OR THE DEMON OF DRACHENFELS
FsuEtus. Dyou Adne ....... Madame Ponin
The performances will commence with
lO2 Or, the Veteran ana his Progeny.
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BOARDING.

ENDINBURGH.-An English family are
EIdesrous Of receiving two or thee young ladies 10
board with them who may wish attend tbs institutions,
OF finish their education under masters. Tems-Slxiy
guineas year Letters addressed r. c. Of Mr. Nun.
dell Bookseller, 81. Andrew.st., Edinburgh, will meet
with Immediate attention. 2Ilt*
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DOOMS TO LET.-A fine large far
alshed room, with Breakfast and Tea will be let %
single Gentleman. Location, In Waverly Place hlA7
West Of Broadway. Enquire OF .,,,.ooo
22f Ivy 499 Broadway, cor Of Brooms-h
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Doors open at 81
NO commence at O'Clock Tickets 50 cts Private
Boxes s.. Manager, Mr. JOHN SETON.
SAL RDAY EVENING, Feb y, the performance VIII
Commence with an Overture
To be succeeded by the French Vaudeville called
LIZ COMMlS EFT La GRISETTE.
To conclude with toe Graz Ballet OF
CATARlNA: GU, LA RENE DES BANDITS.
Cstarina Queen OF the Bands... Mile Caroline kousset
Count Bernie a rich Roman. Mile Adelaide Rousset
Fra DiayolO Lieut. To Cstarina Mons Jean Rousset
Lncna Chiefo lhe AmRzons. Mile; Teresine RousseL
Msniea second Chief Mile Clemendne Rousset
Sustained by Ballet Corps OF sixty persons. the whole
produced the direction Of Mons JEAN ROUSSEF.