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The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

HNOR RENT--The office adjoiaing Gro
q gory's Exprrs-. now occupied by DIS.
Miller and Oycrtvri. F'nquircof
bOFFMANN and CO
Sent 10. If Ag'ts Grcrorv's Eyrrn.s.
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

TEHAKEN TP abrown mule badly saddle
2 marked. >peni-h brand On both ,.,.J. The
owner ean-have hin by ceiling at Rock {, f,-ti-
Ranch, proving property, and paying charges.
spll3F q w PRIOR
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

|HoLER1.-Dr, Hester states ir tho
Oe''', Journal that several desperate tie
'f@e- 1aya oeeu cured by the free an.
piio"'1h OF iCe TO 80 entire BODY.
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

-'oo'doi 1io Association has been
organized in Lynn, Mass. The dress
w,ii be very convenient for young ladies
WI" wish to run wild der machine
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13
Communicated

lCOmmunl Gated.
On the 10th of Sept. n Lothian ESQ,
was called to hold an inquest on the body
of a man who was murdered ut Stone
house Bar, on the Middle Fork of the
American River, in FL Dorado county.
He arrived at the Bar about noon. and
on the way to the scene Of murder met
a great many Of the miners returning to
their work. They had had ii meeting,
tri ed the prisoner and sentenced him to
be hung at ! o'clock the same day. The
squire got jury of twelve men together
sent for the accused and went into an
examination of the witnesses. The eyi-
dence showed that it was premedi'ated
murder as the par les had difficulty Il
few days previous about clam The
dece Sed bore an excellent character
/ his name was Geo. w Spottswood IA Ma
! ior General OF Militia in Pennsylvania
/ While the Coroner's Jury we're ont max
ing their verdict, tue people walked
along with the prisoner, Geo Grumpless,
without the least noise or apparent ex-
citement, they went about three hun
drcd yards down the river, and put the
rope around his neck and handkcr-
chief over his face. One Of the men
that seemed to take part in the cxecu.
ton, offered up prayer. All the peo
pie uncovered, and anything of the kind
done in opposition to the law of the land
could not be done with more solemnity
The men present numbered more than
two hundred and fifty, and more calm
and sober company of men, | never be-
held a second pray was offered in hi.
f behalf; he bid the people al goodbye
and after few minutes. the ubruoatc
man was launched ipto etef ity. Ihe
prisoner W 80 letter to h tather in
the Afternoon an / unders and, stateI
TINT he had q din ulfy viii man o d
killed him an pas tu be hung al 4
o'clock on that day He al o appojuted ed
three men his executors, t. settle n:
affuirs,and sen wha IS i.tt lo his fathel
in Brownsville Pennsyl,ania. The squire
waited till the cul lprit was cut down t.
hold an inquest on his body but the peo
pie would not al ow him to do it, as the,
would not have any Of the actors mad,
liable, considering all the men on til,
E Bar equally responsible.
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

nsl9" " are requested to publish the
following communication in regard to
the first fire in Marysville, and the
amount of loss Of parties in it. An un-
intentional injustice may have been
done to the firm in question, but we be.
lieve any such injustice was enttreiS
unintentional. The firms in question
are composed Of men who strive by hog
orable competition to enhance their
business ard we do not believe either
would Intentionally misrepresent the
Other or take an unftir advantage.
NEVADA Cry, Sept, l3, 1851.
GENTLEMEs EDIToRs Permit me
through the columns of your paper to
contradict ialsrhood which appeared
therein, embodied in the following words
as nearly as can recollect "l In the
fire at MarysvilIe, Freeman & Co. all
sate---Gregory & Co, burnt to the
ground Now gentlemen, after abb
solving you from all blame or censure
IN TINS matter, allow me TO say, that al
though | feel no concern in the affairs
Of either Of the parties except that ge,,
neral interest which every citizen should
feel in the reputation of men engaged
in business Of so much Importance to
tho public as tho transmiesion oil urea
sure, yet it would appear to me, that
the writer of the above paragraph has
adopted not only an unfair but most
and unmanly mode of crafty
ing private enmity, or "a base disposition
to enlarge the patronage OF one house
by viIlifying and calumnating the other.
So far from the fnct is it, that Gregory
& Co. lost treasure, drafts, packages.
etc, that the converse is true They
lost nothing not one 'iot0" of any thing
committed to their vaults.
Yours, &c. o X.
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13
Murder and Execution.

The following account of murder
and execution has been forwarded us by
an eyewitness of the highest respecta.
bility 1t exhibits sad picture, but
me to which society in its settled aud
unprotected state in this country is too
liable -
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13
THE ELECTION,
NEVADA Coz My, OFFIcIAL.

NEVADA GOT MY, UfFICl4L-
We give below tire official returns Of
the election in tins county taken frola
the tabular statement in the Clerks Of
fee, by which it will be seen that the
whole democratic ticket is elected by n
small majority, with the exception Of the
District Judge and t~o Assemblymen.
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

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Total. AeOi Bi.7Y 6s6sa 2oaIs


II will be observed that the smo sscsysd In the
latter period is greater thu the whole srnoun, rss.v
~ - =, and soms~hat larger than the receipts
- corresponding period in any Of the former years
smbrscsd In tho table Several causes combined TO
produce this result among them may be named the
eyten.isu OF the Railroad from jack fourteen miles
eastward TO Drsndon-thus bringing the vioksburg
cotton that in former years went down the Tombgbss
to Mobile and the establishment Of branch road to
Raymond, In Kinds county, throwing on the vioks
burg road cotton that previously reached the Missis
sppi at Grand Gulf but the chief cause Of the In
Of railroad cotton at yicksburg the extreme
drought In September, October, and November, by
which the planters enabled to make heavy
In those months and the high prices creating desire
70 realise cotton was hurried forward by the only
route practicable, the rivers not e,ins psyiVsbs from
the same cause that prom,ted fun pioking-ths long
continued drought. Not-ithetsnding thi. apparent
~ large Increase Ia q small section Of coGntry, Of
which this rsrosd Is the outlet, cannot rely on
even small average crop.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATkkONY MADE EAsY-OR HoW TO WIN A
W. Lover Fofscr Lsvtou, OF London, hsyins arrived
in Boston will .nd 70 sddrsse receipt Of One Doilar
PAID plain directions enable ades and sestemer
win N. sevoted attentions o. nsnv Of he eprse ssx
- their hearts desire The simple, but
captivating that AL b. married irrespective u sV
resrs e or rcsi,en snda 0ush uot least, ~ he
possibNie Address Professor LAYTON Boston ksss No
letter tsken from the Pest Once unis ths pestass paid
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE.

NOTICE TO NAvI6AToRs.-CUsToN HOUSE. NEW
IN York. Collectors Once Oct Esd lS6eThe seetion
IN &C: Of Congress- approved 18th 1850 snt
tied An aos making appropriations for Light Houses Light
Boats Buoys, &c.. Previdss" That hereafter all busys
along tho coast In bays harbors sounds channels shall
sound or entering the bay barber channel red busy
with numbers shall be passed the starbard hana
black buoys with ubers the port hand and
buoys with red and black stripes either hand Buoys
channel be oolored with alternate white and baol
perpendieusr stripes hereby give notice that the
visions os the foregoing will be carried effect
the changes indicated therein made In the Of
he busys the waters Of this district before the l
Of Nay. 1881. II. MAXWELL. Collector.
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IRs1lTU1Iog FOR 1BE SAVINGS or EeRCHANry
Clerks Boekmsn The Trutsea q Ibis tnstitu-
cn have ordered that interest Ne paid dep9ss IN 40
oorcslcs to the byeav a. iowsOn sns 81 one thou-
and dea-a and under At the rate ii cent per aa
snd UPON exoeeding hocsnd sra a. the
RI I've pr PER ahnr stle snd sfer Tues.
dty 2st instant Interest not called fr will Be placed -
credit Of dePotltos prrciTs ny order = Trustees
BENJANlN 4. wfNtIlkO > Secretary.
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AMUsEMEHTs IN PuLADrLPa1a-

RARNUhs MUsEUn, PHILADELPHIA-P. 7. BAR
num- Proprietor and hansseri Henry STAFFORD Assist
appearance In the drama Production Of Pianche Ersa.
myhooseal and aquatic burle.A called the DEP. DEEP
SEA In which DR. Valentine will appear tho Amer-
ean Sea Serpent The admired comedy % The onesr will
be produced this week Cherry and Fair starhe Cricket
the HearthDavid Csppsr aud other sterling
will be repeated Two performances, at and o'clock.
Admttsnoe TO the Saloons and ENTERTAINMENT IS oen
children under ten years, l7% ants.
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CIRE DEPARTMENT NOTICE. PROGRAMME OF
for reception Of Northern Liberties Fire
Engine Co No Of Philadelphia The Committee appointed
by the teegates from the several Fire Of vii.
hsmsburgh make for the reception Of the
above Company have adopted the following
the eason Monday evening. the Goth instant The
Chief Engineer. a. Guischatd. has been unanimously
right on North Fourth. The procession will at Seven
o'clock NJ precisely and will proceed through North
Fourth to Second through eeoond to North Second
North Second 70 Tenrh through Fourth to South Fret
GRAHAM Avenue wheel line down Grand Even through
nKbbin and Leonard to Meserole through Meserole
South Fourth South Fourth to Fifth through Fifth
south Ninth down South Ninth to Fourth through Fourth
Grand down Grand to First-the right proceeding
First street. each company withdrawing the line
their arrival Grand and First street. the compa
mics 70 king position the line in rotation w. Facone
John d Hunt, Harris Comstook r. Jackson and5Person
Brown, COMMITTEES.
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BOARD wANTEB-BrA GENTLEMAN. IN TIE Sc
ID vnh ware in family rhere instruction on the piano
ould &c received equivalent FIR his board lie would
furnish bis oNn room and piano, required, Address
awefsor Heralf Once.
DOss --kpAHThENrs on rus FfKsr AND Sc
Nd 90 furnRatd n GOT suabetOr gentlemen or
smsli family LOT, with without board n Rsvsrd
str 1T there hosrder hot cold ba.hs In
Inc house. Location few doors eatt a the Bowery.
WHOEVER WISHES TO ES0AGE BOARD Fos
"a himaetr ana slaughter, about eight years old. Any
fam,v ~ RESPECTABLE hcsrdns house des0a o. making
,yargemepts will please sddrtss ,. D., at this once,
statIuu tsrmr, location, ard acco mmcdation.
VIZ ANTRp-BY GENTLEMAN, PERMANENT
w hoard In private family with breskf.ss snd tssths
rrpsrsf ohiaat b. ina secure comfortable home-for
Which literal mpensatisn will be RAID. Addrtss L. A.,
Herald efhcA
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

Two DRUG0ISTS-P0SITIvELY FOR SALE BETWEEN
this the drt day Of February lease Of years
and three months OF three stores and dwellings, and the
stock and fxtures Of Retail Drug Store with good
Of sustom established thirteen years The drug store
HT. CHAPLAIN, II Fulton ct. NY.
N. B.-A fret rate stand for soda and cigars
EoR SALE. Oh EXCHANGE rOR CITY PROPERTY
situate the south Bay the village OK sayve
Long Island formerly the residence Capt Msnon
About half the land 10 under high state Of cultivation
the whole lies slopins beautifully towards the beach,
capable Of great Produoion The Mansion 10 by
an and lawn. well shaded with and
and has been ty painted coach houses sAnx Il
horsss Of the largest barns the island houses for
milk GOAL smoking; tools ke cattle sheds pig pens
house. 10. AL the main travelled road about quarter
mile from the water with Handsome avenue leading
from lie pesuliarty Of so the purity abundance
YER there three wells Of soft water besides
springs. on the premisss,1 modified air-the balm
breeses from the beautiful bay rendering 10 dssousy cool
In summer, and quite temperate winter. These aivaa
There the place orchard Of asons 1850
selected grated fruit and extensive garden filled
great variety Of ANAL fruits plants, grapes no. Game
abodnds In the vicinity ard the enthusiastic
Of Issak walton be sratihed his hearts desire With
the nsh and oysters from the Bay and trout In shoals
quality constantly depostns the beach in large qusn
uties ana therefore only the labor Of earring fcm
part Of the place extensive view Of the Bay and
ocean h41ond. The distance from New York about so
miles ne three hours By railroad not sold entire By
the nrst Of February IL win be divided and sold in
remain bond and mortgage II desired. Inquirsof
d. ID. HOWARD, Irving House. Hsv York,
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ALE1AsDREs PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEEoHRs =
"A Pripoival depot ~ Maiden lane, New York. These
Ieeeee hsss sprreved a sdcpsd o. the
grestes surgical inventions % the sg BY al the rrscti
only that sr the oct sn,vr We shall
Professor Valentine hotG Doctors u.
" fsrrsh Rsbtnesu sci and In Paris 70 yeltesn Ricord,
Briehetesu Ae Such names may dispense with longer
Hat These ieschss safer eleanor and much lees
rain he patient the r,pusve nstura ssone. They
are inserabie ~ used With proper everlasting
that boz o. fi6 % &c. worth so eechss
we therefore the resaer TO take rotes % this In
venion Witch invaluable 10 the farmer thu sactr 70
every ksA1 Of . family- LAMBERT ALkNAkDRA
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GALE AT AUsuo o! SEVEN PEI CENT MORT
D.:. Ma s.: :i: ~. af s:i e:
k.s:a cHHgs.y vi. ell :, vs., .eso7 = the Ss:shsa.
fst day Janu.ry istsn osleoi ~ nss.s Hss
nS:s sss 4: as1 s:s
81 % siT R .as
q. sss s s ssaT
.ilibs ;.sqisd noI.sis. given 70 ru.ts.: Ss
ss To- *: nd wit :: %
so each. on the is rsirusry 1851 having
ss os IL ss TIE M
Ciaenp.. From spI1sass, satsnds e Dayton n.s.
Der and country
ending s
The Of the road mp this time .sz56s7z Is
R RS Ssp,a s.oss sSSo ~
sIsauy "suea... col'Mw -
terms win Be ten per cen. c..h the bal.
the hrst Of February purchasers having
sS ss'
ss a'Hss,'s Sons 81
WARD 4 CO.. No. 81 Wall street.
HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD STOCK
issi half eleven s:osi 4 e. = :. HsI;
an Inc % 81 ss c s 0
ssd Of hundred dollars each. amount
hlsrso ssutS hs otsi number q said capital
g the regular semi declared March
s y The e.
with .. the rate Of seven per cen, Der
Ihos wh. desire with regard 70
Sa !. Il. 81 sI
order Of the Board Of Directors d. TiTCH Secretary
XEILLIAM H. FRANKLIN. NORTHUMBERLAND
Sale Of Real Esta,e-wm. n. FrAnllin Son Co win
fssSaass wing day.. So ss' Lots
sss,s
tos.sry,iosy Sgaars Nnssy nth Ninety
i ss .s, ..sT Bay
oos Of the street. 81. 'sH's' - tho
MECHANIos AND weRKINGHEN-A j.
AL Oecsh ne building Broadway
forming @ the mcst be tu tracts land ia upper
lad at Broad street. ''''' A'3 '''"' maps can %
JACOB BoGART, AUcTi oNEER, sroRE NO IS SPRUCE
strsst1Household Furniture Tuesday ga. instant
did household iurnisar. the sassts family
m.Sos.ny sofas chairs dining ard tea tables. sras-
s ana ply hook case pier and man
ni,S.s n,i:s e French
dressing toilet stands, sc together With guam
tty q Kitchen furniture large cooking with fixtures
A NTHoNY }. BLEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
"A this day, at IL oolsok the Merchants Exchange
about ~ houses and lots belonging the estate OF the
Grove Wright situated On sullivan kacdouga King and
Congress Streets and Hamersey place. Maps be
had at the auction rooms. 7 Broad street
HENRY WILLIAMS NORTHUMBERLAND
Sale be sold At auction this and the follow
ing days. the rdue o. the stock Of Dry Goods No
street. corner Of Christie street ~ tho whole DO sold
without any sale will commence punstuay at 10
o'clock A. \. and Store to le rent 500 snnu.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction Sale IT Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles
So every Monday and Wednesday commencing at twelve
O'CLOCK. JOHN ii. 0ATrIkLD, Proprietor.
}. J. BrLAST. Auctioneer.
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Gmts " ~ IT. ~ - q q . 26 n q, o. 80. 81, %.
Musical ais, valued at IS each
Cite from ~ to 81 nciusveFfty superbly bound Musical
Annals valued ut Is each.
Gift, 49, a. o. So 81 ss 3d. loo-Nins elegant and nns
The music to be selected. after the concert from the
valuable and extensive stock of music of
FIRTH POND \ CO.. Franklin Square.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS EACH.
Admission to the Gi and Concert, One Dollar Musical
Ticket, One Dollar.
The splendid Musical Gifts will bs distributed on the night
of the Concert.
FIVE THOUSAND DOUBLE TICKETS ONLY AT TWO
DOLLARS EACH, WILL BE ISSUED
The Books and Tickets be secured 81 No.
Astor House, and At the principal ofice vanderbeet
Music Wareroons 40 Broad way and Joselyn wAson
z9 Broadway, . Astor Heuse
M EssRs. yIRTH, POND co. ARE IN NO WAGON
A nected with the business OF the Grand
Furniture Gift Concert. but will furnish the my
order. O. C. WTLLIANs
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HIGHLY rsPoRTANT.-wE sror TaE PRESS TO

HIGHLY IEPoRTANT.-wE srOP THE PRESS TO
announce that IL it u intended - employ o. rat
power fer spnning ~ has recently been tone France
the animals tuoh " the
talty these tribes created Lyons Magnetic Pills.
that 10 BOT ospecssd there will he LETT the spring
Owing 20 similar dvastation amongst the insect tribe
casVbed by Dyost nasnec Powders II believed thst bed
bugs cooRroscbes ants des ard ell the biting singing
crawling nusanoes that nfest will
hors combst The cunsump'ion of pills and
ncrsss fast that this arly be the ultimate
result. Principal Depot, s.0 Broadway.
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LOST. "a.

~~>>~~>>~~>>r~>~>>c<~~>>
I okT-LosT IN 1HB CARS OF TIE NEW YORK AND
II Pniladelphia Railroad coming from Bristol TO New
YORK. on the evening Of the 18th ins small gold lepine
watch the letters sngravedton the back The finder
VIII be literally rewarded, by returning IL to Merchants
Exchange.
q < kEwARD-LosT ON SATURDAY MORNING A
~ back Lace Veil in getting out Of An omnibus a. the
thence 70 Beok The above reward will be given
who viii return the No. ~ last Twenty
second street.
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RRooKLYN MUsEUN-FIRsT APPEARANCE or mr.
- H. Eedy, the cslebrsd Americ>n Trssedian.-MondAy
evening Jan goth 1881 will Ne presented fnrs time here
the celebrated play in ave ssts called RlCHgLIgU
gonspirsy-R iehseu Mr. Eddy. Bsllar BY ur. %. y
Byron. Dance. ty La Petite Taglioni. To eoneluas
PERTECTIoN-gsts 0'Brtn, Mr.. Lowell AdmittAsos, %
cents Psrgutt s7S cents.
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TIE CELEBRATED PRTss DONNA, sIqNoRfNA
EliTp Nalsntini has engaged Constitution hai Ne 20
Broadway for the purpose 81 swing series ~ Public hqs
cal SDfeff toftE IS which ehe 10 the manaeer she
hrs The honor 10 invite an artist fnger wbo wiihou
Employment Of all nations and those who vs % AEs their
debut call aud her Constitution Han ~ her sing
inr school, from 9 I'LL o'clcok.
NuUsIU-A LADY. wuo UNDERTAKES tn 1seUoH
s taes and q wsse professional abilities the
10 given, ~ ansitus 20 take
on thrre pur in addition e win either instruct them a
their residences her dwelling Torrns-ror BE-
sisners 90 those advanced fl Apply 70 Music" No.r
West Fifteenth street.
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rI,oRE SODA SMALL IaIsH HARP roR ssO-THE
will give the purchaser months tutop grs-
tia nsrp tsseep Of MI cottiers st.re le2 Allan
Gc street. BrscklyA.
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PUBLIC LECTUn Ns.

Il ECruREs ON ARIA COtRsE ~ SIX LECrUBR1
- viii be gven ~ the Artists 81 New forh the stuy-
ys'snt Institute trosd~ay The nrst lecture win take
place on Tsesdsy the TWEEN yhrst % January o'clock
IN the evening am will be delivered ~ the veil knovp ana
hshy popular lecturer Derv James Esq The susiest,
The Prnspie Of unlvsrslty 10 Tfeksts 81
70 eonts. 3. y OSGOOD, Charm an Of o. m mi,tss
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EELLVWy OPERA HOUSk-TH1 MANAGER OF FAL-
lows ninstres In returning thanks to his patrons
the public the unprecedented patronage extended his
neither pains will be spared to make this band
most perfect in svey part The will be continued
evening during the week. and Wednesday
turday afternoons At o'clock. Admission IS cents Pri-
boxes for g. Concerts TX O'clock On FRIDAY
nisht Denest Of 5. A. Wells. Prima Basso.
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GRAND FURNITURE GIFT CONCERT,
~ TRIPLkR HALL
Friday Evening January "A, 1881.
26OJ TICKETS, 81 EACH.
The Following eminent artists and other talent which will
be duly announced, will appear.
MRS. kAsTCOTT,
the celebrated American vocalist who OLE
BULL IN his southern tour her first appearance in this
city,
MAD. sTEPHANY
prima donna from the royal opera Of vIennA
Herr PHILLIP MKYRR, Barytons.
HERR EOLL, the celebrated violinst,
HERR LACROA. Trumpet,
HERR KIkFER, Clarionet,
HERR BICHHORN, Violincsllo, And The
sHAKESrEARE MUSICAL SOCIETY,
composed Of 30 Of the able solo performers Of
JIMMY LIND's ORCHESTRA,
under the direction of Herr Noll
Mr.. Eastoott will preeide ~ the pianofortc.
Tche entling the holder TO admission TO the concert
presentation OF OF the l26 Splendid Gifts Of furn
and 81 worth Of music selected from the extensive
FIRTH Pond Co Tickes and catalogues be had G..
seen
Extra tickets TO the concert 50 cents.
Msssrs. Firth Pond 20. in way engaged In the
business arrangement Of this concert.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
PosT OFpTCE NOTICE.

Dosr OFrtcg. CHATHAM SQUARE CQRNER OF
rast Btoadway.ssils tor Europe per " Wall steam,
Paeno latter bars fer liz err a. Londor ueand and
s ~ beruany ard other fofoga countries vii csee
AARON SWAPS.
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T'RIPLER HALL-TUEsDAY. JAN 81, 1851
i GRAND COhBINATION FESTIVAL,
For the Bsnsftof

Gkasb s4s sr; q s,
THE ITALIAN roIlTicAt axrUcHEs.
1ns sG' 4sE a:'i ;1 III iAaHSs:''
sI'SSss sI q SsfsgG sSaAsssnr,r.
.o,, - Sl0S0S, Kiss Y y. With xahfI74rsa
'''S sieS aSsl bSH.sEy1nr4yo.
N sies SN s.SNoUIRIco,
ASSISTED '' 'N oE F5ii;siis (, N. M cuoRUs.s
ITALIAN of Fl IA COMPANY.
MAURICE sTkAKos. -
The Grand Band & e: aT;Ti;S
..,...., 49,. sI ss::i Z: sSsTsss {
s sid sass e tiss S.T:
'''' Ion Thi OF 1tI'fs'.
h. ii: Tss 81 . 6pss. PeEsai
81. Il. ;. and .
severn
No postponement on an, aeeoun, whatever.
THE BRoUGa COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIr-ArNI-
The Pa.al.
me friends e. MI and the psSs ss.sry
ton Of following talent the occasion q
III sasT s5say1.1A''
Together with the fn Orchestra aud Chorus Of the Ao
Place Opera House.
Mr. Wm BURroE and several members Of his company
Es NARY TAYLOR, by kind permission Of Mr. BrouGAARS
Mr.. JOAN DUNN. BY the came generous courtesy.
Miss C. HyrrRr. by kind permission Of g. Hamhun Es4.
Madame 0Tro, Mr.. e. SEGuIN,
MIRA BAILEY. Mr.. e NIyEa,
Mr. X. BorrAAS, the distngu ished Pianist.
Mr.. GRIrBGL, the celebrated Violsist
The popular Concert Band OF DopwoRrH
Mr.. C1oRsy ioDrR Director Of BroughAm's Isyeeum.
Herr KRrUTzKR, Leader Astor Place Opera House.
sgnor LA MAMMA. Leader Nielo. Garden
Mr. BRovcH Will also appear Of the evening.
The performances 10 Of which wall appear
early dayl will consist offs
Music BY Dodworths Band. 0rsad Miscellaneous Co.'S
2 Inglish Opera. cert.
8. A Comic Drama 8. Italian Opera
Tickets One Dollar each n-w ready. the Piaao-
forte Of ada Stodar the Treasurer Broad
ut the various Music stores aud tho principal Hotas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-20

THIRD AND LAST GRAND NUSICAL GIFT CON
cert at Triplsr Hail. Thursday Evening, January
30th, 1851.
The propretors having entered INTO bond with the pub
lie who have literally paronsed them themselves
bound in honor to fulfil their contract.
The Concert WILL therefore take place above
The best musical talent will be and the Concert
Will be under the direction of George IYoder.
PROGRAMME OF TIE COSTLY MUSICAL GIFTS.