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rnE WORLDS FAIR.

WoRLDs FAIR ART UNIoN-UNDER rHR MA
w nasement Of the New York Art Union Company is-
eorporated by the Legislature Of New
The company viii publish magnificent engraving efhe
terror % the Great worlds Fair. Zach Subscriber Of IS viii
be entitled copy 81 this print really worth than S.
and nifty tubsorters will have free hrst cabin passage 70
ph.erptien rs. sllirs rapidly ssa . the number Of
shares limited by the charter of incorroraon time
ssou be lost srpyng for shares Funds At the
race from whence sent tatsn At and rettsnes by
mail will be ~ the risk all letters
prepaid Postmss.ers ard others remittins s viii be
Titled 70 ten shares shares further particulars
obtained on afpcsop personally or paid letter at the
Comrsnys once. No. 81 wall street. New York.
WORDS FA1R.-A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG
man. sresident London for several years wishes 70
meet With 'eme about 70 whit the
approaching exhibition, he will guarantee 70
than double his BY his Of the huss
Hetiorols and the most in srestng places tourist 10
bnrlsrd Address g. o., Herald once. NJ B-WiIl have
NO oljeetton 10 make himself ueeful.
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fHLADELrHrA, Jan. q, 1851.
Quarrel dmo~g the Dcmooafs--Ner Stean,sh,p-
Return Of a~ Amuiea~ Bfechawie from Rsssia.
The quarrel commenced yesterday in the demo-
cratic convention, and the nominating of an ex-
ira set Of delegates by the seceders, savors some
thing OF The establishment of a new party The
quarrel was the Irish clique having secured ma
Jointly for Judge Campbell, as their candidate for
the Supreme bench. The minority not being viii
ling to submit to the foreign and religious influences
by which their candidate, Judge King, had been
defeated IN the primary elections, seeded at once.
snos tammsny Hall, "a tavern in the neighbour
hood,) formed ticket for themselves An at
temptis now being made by the seceders 10 or
ganse under the name OF Anne meas democrats. de-
clarns that none OF foreign birth shall be allowed
TO vote at their delegate elections or be returned
as delegates. II is a second native American
movement, but will hardly endure as long as thai
short lived party organization.
Primero is the name Of a small clipper
steamship, built her, under contract, by Capt r. r.
Loper, which was launched at kensingion this
morning. Her owner 10 one Of the passengers on
board the Atlantic. Capt. Croles, who is in charge
OF the steamer, came over from Europe on board
the Baltic.
Major Esstwick, who, in connection with Mr..
Harrison, was engaged IN experimenting the con-
struction Of locomotives for the Russian govern.
m.nt, has returned home TO his naive city, with a
splendid fortune, the result Of his labors lie has
recently purchased the property well known 70
Philadtlphisns as Bartram's Garden, on the
Schuylkill river, and will Immediately commence
the erection Of most magnificent villa, which he
intends for his residence. The plans prepared by
Samuel Sloan, architect, Of this city, have been
adopted, and the pile which is to be se, up will
certainly be the most extensive, ss well as sypeu-
sye, ruyate residence in this vicinity Il will
throw the private mansion Of Mrs Dr. Rush COM
petely IN the shade. Each Of its four fronts will
be 100 feet long. The style adopted is the Norman
architecture OF the twelfth ntury modified 90 AZ
70 give us characteristics a more ligh and airy
sppesrance IL will be located on spot elevated
hfy feet aoove the river. One Of its prominent
cipal entrance
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PERSON AZ.

M nrwARp-uHERrAs,M Mr. CHARLES sHrr
BIVO IT, tailor, lett biz home the 2ld III Decep
her 1850 ard s not ,ines ter ksald Of W any ME
arrs--tks above reward viii he raid ty BIZ wife Ane
shelly 20 sny persons giving such aiormasn az
lead 20 the ksovledrs a. where ay be fauud ne
hsd on when he LETT home black Pilot el6h sses tlsgk
.atin vest andstrped rau I1rcttto Ne senry street.
Bcfttn IsTers Iltsse cory. w
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IHE PRoDucTs OF FLORIDA. have been
presented with specimens Of sugar cane. grown
on the plantation Of Major Russell on Indian river.
tlorida. One OF them has thirty-two matured
the other sppearsto have tasselled. We have also
sspcnen OF the citron, grown on the same PLAN
teton. These specimens show the produciiveness
81 Florida lands, and the success with which the
tropical products can be maiured The specimens
ere in our reading room for public inspection =.
ScfossGh Gecrgiaa, Jan "a
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TRAvELLERs, f.uIDE.

NV. YORK AND IHrLADELPHrA.-NEw weak
A snd philadelphia drect-Vnited states Nail Tise-
lhtoush IN ~ hcurs, via Nev Jersey Railroad. Fare re-
ntwforh steh from feot Of cerrtland. Ct, sns At
4. M and r. n, from foot e. Liberty street Leave
philadelphis ~ sud "a spdsP ~, from the fee, II
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AMUsEmENTs ~ PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUHs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
- num- Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assistant
Danager-PIoduction Of dramatic adaptation from
0oldsmith's world known work, THE Weak OF WAKE
FIELD arranged for this by Clergy
Of philadelphia, and entirely distinct from the
edition Favorte and requested pieces will also be
peated. The dramatic company Is "equalled by
sxcelled by There daily
nepcing At and p n The popular voice commends the
of the curosities Admission
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1 Ball for the Willows and Orphans Asylum Fund OF
the Grand Lodge the State Of New will given 1T
Nbo Saloon, ON Thursday evening the Both of January
two dollars TO admi. gentleman and ladies', may b. OBJ
tanned CT the Grand Secretary At Free kason Hall
gro.dxay Of the Trnstsss, Jane. Herring william Willis
John horspoo Isaac Phillips and Ed Cook and Of the fol-
lowing General Committee:-In New York-0f Brothers
Charles Church. James Conner Charles g. Rowe Joseph
Jackson ntsnne Million, Eugene vatet Emanuel Lyon,
Willis, John solomans, Louis Newsadt Charles Chip
Thomas FIELD Jon athan Jarvis A. Carpenter John o.
Allstadt John Brady Henry Robinson Joseph Keller
Hale Joseph Marsh p. W. Frank Fred. L. Vuitee n b.
.ountfort. Wilson small In BrooilynOf Brothers Va.h
warins: n. b. korss. Andrew Dsnsrss., 9. Edwards
OfBrothsrs Henry OttmAns Philip G. Harmas.
TNHE PAINE CELEBRATION WILL TAKE PLACE
At the Coliseum 80 Broadw way. this wednesday,
evening the 18th instant. Addresses will be d.
Haock the Chairman and Mr. e. L. Rose. Dancing to COM
mshce at o'clock Tickets Tor sale IT John Msrsson 5
Chatham street.
TIE PAINE CELEBRATIoN-AT THE CHINESE
Tickets for the ball 81, At the Beacon office, Franklin
square and Of the committee. Several short addresses
the table sentimen The committee and others
evening. NJ B-The works Of Paine straus. ks for sale
GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER HALL-THIs
February very limited number Of tickets be
tanned BY apply - tn: Emporium, IS Broadvay. a.
every purchasers entitled value in faacy OK use
ful Articles, without lottery or drawing
GULICK GUARDS SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MILITARY
" and Civic Ball viii take place this "Wednesday
mig. Jan @ ~ Apollo Saloon, BroAdway Tickets a. can
be had 81 the door Of uembsr Of the poa
Capt John GARLAND, Chairman.
II. s.MASsvrrLD. ssety pre- TEN.
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RR0ADwAY rHRATRs-l A. MARSHALL. SOLE
cs.:s Pc
% VII With S s:n:a;
Doa csqss .sSp0S Won .:.ss ~
;S:s ,; ~ D:s:: Siss; IA F:1:s::s
MECHANICS HALL. NO. az BROADWAY ABOVE
,STshsr notice The original and iaown cGRisTYs
sa ana anass s
Gritty vhs.s soao:I shi. .ty iSI
hishiy rs.psotaSis and f:.h.snsbis sadsnos rsists
..:i III
osrts will be dsaon tinued for the future.
CIRcUs-FHw YORK AnPHITHEArRE, NO. 81
Bowsry-Jame. June = c., Propristors Doors open
ssass ssnss wsansa.s ss ewes gss.
Mes Vary Ann Wei. Gi Iass he. second &
and r5, Ss T. tssiS Tss; Classic
:a n .ssn r pa
saars RIVE: will e through s Tcs Act Of Horse
ing Corde To conclude with the REVOLT OF rue HAREl
PANoRAnA OF THE PILGRIMS PRoaREss:-P
others and in sndsr to allow al to see new rsaosam
the uniform price q .dmis,on win herosteI %
viii b admitted At half price: Descriptive ossoicsues
ss1 a Spsn every evening" Doors open to commences
NoTICE-TRIPLER HALL-THE GREArEsT NOVEL
" Of musical performances ever ntrodqced into this
maHhRomentSVi
who begs his friends and ubscber that the
Grand Pot Pourr Dramatic Musical Fssvaiw take place
on Saturday the sth Of February Further particulars and
program me will be duly noticed.
OLYMPIC, BROADwAY.-N AGLES GRAND PIANO.
~ Of eandPAinted by the first Irish artists from
sketches taken within the last three fidelity nte
and beauty unrivaled; with irh songs Irish music
and IrstmAns illustrations. Every evening, at TX
O'clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Mt o'clock
See Handbs Acittance Dress Circle and Parquet 20
cents Children under H. half price; Private Boxes x CAL
lery. i2 eents; daery for oOlored people l2k osnts
ERANKIIN nUsEUK. IT'S CHATHAM soUARE-GIo.
i Lea Sole Prcpfietor--Ad In Private
Boxes cents ssse Seats T cents Boxes rs cents Par
quet 2 Saloon perfor every After
and Evening En- terainments in the after
tertAnments varied and select
other place Of amueeent in New York. consisting
LeAs Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbernv nfteep
performers being the largest and the tne the
talented band in the United States troupe Of Model
tts who selected for their beauty And aud who
personate number of beautiful tabeaux taken from
pictures Of ancient and modern times company Of Arab
Girls who through variety Of eats of and
terity Madame KosAlne the only Female Juggler In
world Of Male and Female Artists, who will
exhibition Of Marble Statuary In the werd
gether with variety Interesting perform At
ernoon and evening" For particulars bills Of each day.
CATTLxRs osnoRAkAs CORNER BROADWAY AND
~ Thirteenth st. admission rs cents The LIST section consist
Ing collection Of 70 views Of Europe, Asia Minor Syria
the course Of some weeks By equally
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HI. y sgs
s.il: lsrsA...: k:sh..Es iee~ia. days Lss:
..vsss Sy Sss.
,n' .sa ing extensive water privileges rtis Bay On
one: The @ap s.' nsw delivery :. the
W., nsCok.Ick. AUoTIoNEse .-AUcrIos NO.
e oset srmisi Co. win Ell
q '.s Ss,
ssa Tsts e e :. Ea h ss
KEMP Zen. !, 4T nOiG '.NEER.AssIaNEEs SALES OF
F..ss wsrs orsnsn
SsiS S..S = lS* O'clock i sale.
NM: x ::s
::: ~ S.::;: :s;
lnss silver Forks and spoons cups boxes &c.
'sf
xs.
various les casters with i've to seven out bottles cake
s:;i =. fS:ssS
together With great other goods ali Of
va. al Il viii ID s:s the
catalogue.
A NTHoNY J. BLEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
.yenas, Third Fy Fifsh
twenty HOUSES and On Merat GaassSoo Fourth and
Thirteenth streets Nos IS and rs be-
rail- sale positive Maps be had 1T No. Broad street,
John L. vANDEWATER AUCTIoNEER PRECIOUS
Stones this day, 1T the sales No IL Wall street
F. Lawrance Co. will SELL this day large AID valuable
assortment Of Precious Stones consisting of karats Da
mords Pearls and Half Pearls. opals. Emerads Rubies
four months credit for endorsed under that
amount, cash.
"A Auctioneer-By N. Bush, this day. 10Y o'clock,
In the auction 10 North william street. win be sold
for Of whom IL the furniture Of hotel
bar and saloon ALSO the bed and other furniture
pcturee paintings &c. in great variety Also the entire
stock Of wines liquors and sgar counter decanters look
"'' w. ''''''' '~'''' THos BELL Auction.er.
nAGUERRBOTyPE PLATES AT AUcrIoN.-F. i.
Lawrence Co, Ne II Wall str eet will sell Thurs
day 3Oth inst st4 o'clock NJ precisely large lot very
Gne French Daguerreotype Plates close
They will be sold lots hundred plates Terms under
$3.50 cash; above that amount four months approved
amined two days before the sale
AR0E SALE OF AMERICAN HEMP -NINrURN 4
~ Co. will cell Friday 3t inst at eleven o'clock Ut
Whatever be the state Of the weather. 800 bales
resn dew roted hemp All put will be sold without
serve.
GOLD LAND-WE INVITE THE ATTEN TON OF OUR
" readers to the sale Of valuable tract of gold land in
Virginia which be sold at suction
day Jan. 49, at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction sale Of Horses. Carriages Harness. Saddles
40, every Monday and Wednesday, commencing at ID
o'clock. JOHN II. Garfield, Proprietor.
J. J. BiLASr, Auetioneer.
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INsURANCEs.

HEALTH INSURANCE. ASSOCIATIONS
wanted TO operate for the Mechanics Union Associs
ton IN s the prrcral places in United STATES This
association h the only purey Mutual Health Insurance
Company in the U. s. those wishing an Agency will adj
dress all communications 70 N. b. DEAN, President Of
the heehanios Union Association. Once No. Goodrich
buildings, Springfield. nass
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HARNDENs EXPRESS FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
Mobile All goods entrusted to for New Or
leans Mobile, or cities adjacent will be forwarded with
Iromptness and despatch, BY steamer
Burns, Conves Co, 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
HARNDENsExPREss.-oI PIONEER LtNR-NEw
Aransement-1his express leaves ofhss daily ~
quarter TO r. ~ for Providesce nostcn and all the
Eastern Towns via stcninston United States mail line
We most respectfully solicit continu Of the
heretofore extended 10 the Oldest line In the
THOMPSON LIVINGSTON, Pr eprietcrs,6 wall street.
CRIMSON co.'s NEW oRLIANs EXPRESS. FEB. N,
~ ls5l.-On Tuesday, Feb. III, shall send express
messenger in chargs Of small and valuable parcels ony
New Orleans per steamship Georgia Should the spendid
steamship North America leave for New Ossns the
a there s some prospect Of Der doing shall despseh
an express with freight Of every deeerpn Prompt step
uon pad 70 the collections Of drsfs notes and hills
eTiusON . CO, 10 wall street.
UsTnnus TRANsPoRTATIoN.-wALTE FIELD, Fon
the last two resident at Panams and san Fran
eiseo having returned 20 Papama purpose trans
setting business there will receive Chssres and Psnam
All goods that may be sent TO him for shipment 70 San Fran
cisco and 81 the ususl rates Tor further
At the oEee Of Lvingston Wells Co Wall street Nev
York, January 70, 1881.
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MU sICAL,

MUsICAL-TnE BHAK1PEARB CONCERT MUSICAL
A soeiety composed OF the NEST able nsmbers
enra the Jenny Lind oenesr under the drec
ton Of Nell 10 prepared 10 receive orders
oirees balls etc., and furnish from fourteen
usts may be requirrd Orders may be left Messrs
scharfenbers Luis ass Broadway kerkseg Breusns
al Broadway. the residsnce Retzs 81 Laurens
street, Treasurer Of the Society.
MUsIc.-A LADY OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABII.-
A tiles Pianist the most uasxsspsonabe refersaoss
vsn anuens 70 tAhs i've or three puph In a.
s.ruot them 81 their residenoss 81 her dweins
Ierms-!cr beginners, o. those advanced ga Apply 10
c.. Herald once.
DLEYBL'S PIANeA-A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD.
grand piano made In Psris By the above hrm. will
posed OF ~ great bargain aooount Of s sailing
Tor Europe IL has ser red but short time 10
nouRLk ACTION ERARD HARP.-FOR SALE AT
~ Joles 800 Broadway, superior dou BILE action Rrard
Harp This Instrument MADE TO order facet
quality Of tone.
WAfTKD-fO TRAvgI. A PIANO FORTE PLAYER
lady or gentleman, whs must play well sight; also,
AsoprAno. Address L. T.. Post once, N. Y.
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CONSTITUTION HALL. NO. $50 BRoADWAY.-THE
~ first public Musical soree Of the celebrated Prma Don
ma LIZA vsenai and her troupe eonposad Of ten
take place en- Friday january 81 Tickets cens to be had
every day at Constitution Hail. at Miss valsp Singing
School, ard At the door the evening Of the concert
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Fm snm o. money, 20 ssl about the sth o. Februsy APP
ply this dayt 10 y WILLIAMS CO.,
No sWsst street. NJ stairs.
CALIFORNIA flour AND akAI,-THE sUpsuRI-
beers are IMPLIED vh HIN dried wheat -four ard sxtrs
cried corn meal packed In best oret quarter boura
hosshesds barrels snt half barrels also in good strong
forns hsae Fer sAlsb JOHN L. BuCKLEYs CO.,
81 rrost sseet
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LOST SC

LOST Sc
I osT-IN A LETTER FROM WARRINGTON TO THIS
IL city thousand dollars of Erie Railroad per
second bonds Of 1882 In thousand dollar
bonds-Nos 49, 49, 1906 so7. $3.50 s57 The are
Of notice has been given TO the company.
JAMES VAN Wick, IS Wall street.
I osT.-THE PRISON WHO TOOK. TuRoUGH MIS-
take ON Monday evening" uth inst from Pstsisrs Ice
Cream saloon Fourth avenue, with crook and
silver mounns oblike the owner by returning the
tsemed friend.
II osT-oN TUESDAY MORNING, A LARGE SIZE KING
Charles deg short bushy tall and answers 70 the
Of Brasho. The finder will be literally BY
Ing him TO No. Is Mercer street.
I ErT.IN ONE or THE BROADWAY STAGES. AT
IL South ferry Monday night black oased Opera Glass
The driver will confer favor the by savinx
Rathbuns Hotel where he will be literally rewarded.
ANY GENTLEMAN WHO KNOWS now TO VALUE
"A keepsake will return Mr. Niblo notify boH Sl
New York Post once, where may be found Overcast
the pockets OF which other things through which
the owner might be deRthsd, cigar inscribed Re
member Porter tso0 delivered no doubt srroneousiy
Monday evening.
Tuesday morning, Jan. 2s, 1851.
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RAkNuNS AMERICAN AUSBUM-P. T. BARNUE
~ ainagsr and Proprietor. John Greenwood, Jr, As
sistant Manager Admttance to the Museum aud each
loon performance oens children under TO- t26 cents
saloon performance afternoon at evening Wednes
day. January 29th 1851. Yhis pressn
BOX AND C0xIBox Mr. Andrew Cox Mr., CLARK. After
selection Of Ethiopian Songs. Music aud Dancing. This
eqsning will be- performed, Tor the benefit of Mr. H. Hem
kins the admirable cid English Comedy of the HEIR AT
LAW1pr Paasloss, Nj nenins Dick Dowlss Mr. Clarke;
Zekiel Mr. HAdav Ciciy Miss Lady Duberl
MS Hamilton; Caroline Mrs. Yoemans Sc To conclude
with the delightful performance Of D,nAdson sersn
The entire Chinese huseu late Of b3 Broadway
incorporated amongst the million Of curiosss The Gipsey
Fortune Teller, D., may be seen here.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT ny SHORT
= and kasy smoisells MICHEL, formerly in
rucress in the Institution Of the Legion Honor PArs
DESTROYS Of obtainns pupils for the French language
her tnovsdse Of kngsn u limited she addresses herself
those persons only who have already acquired partial
hnowedse Of the French and mar desire perfect them
selves the language ans 20 acquire correct pronunca
uon uneieeptonabe references vii be given Appleaton
may be made 70 sseamoiseile nlCHEl- S5 Broadway. be-
tween the hours Of and Z, Y. ~.
CPANIsH LANcUAGE-oRAL sYsTEN-PROr VIM
81 the University Of New York, will commence two
nsw classes 10 meet twice week, the from
the other from 5tosP Sir lessons will be traits
before the eonrss commences allow the scholar
ply ~ N7 Broadway.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

CoPARTkRRsHlP-NEwY YORK, 10. JAM IssI.-rHE
Undersigned have this day entered sto coparscrship
I.r me pSrpose o. tIanssetns general eomm.sen
trust their interests in their hands purchase in
this marhot or for consignment TO their trends ks
son Dohsrty, Liverpool yAnEs DOHERTY
WILLIAM WHITE,
IS New street.
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COAL.


CoAL-I AN NOW DELIVERING THE BEST RED
ash stove and egg At 81 70 ton, well screened and
dy from under sheds in yard King and Green
vich streets. PETER CLINTON.
GTEAM BOAT CoAI-IN SIZE AND QUALIFY Ex-
pfessJ adapted to Steamers for safe BIZ the
Address n. TYLER A CO. PhiladeiphiA
ITO COAL DEALERs-THE SUBSCRIBERS WI ExE-
cute orders for spohn and Lewis Veins Red Ash Csai
tnd White Ash from Broad fountain Of all SIZES the
lowest market rates. Orders respectfully solicited
r. TYLER n Co.. Philadelphia.
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WILLOWS OPERA H0USE-THl MANAGER OF YRL~
lows hinstrels in returning thanks to his patrons
the public tor the Unprecedented patronage extended k
popular Con 'ers for the last nine bes that
neither pains will be spared make this
most perfect in every part The concerts win be continued
turday afternoons At O'clock Admission IS oents Pri-
vate boxes for six 81 Concerts at X o'clock On We'd
nesdAy January 20, BENEFIT Of j. A. Herman,
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LIQUORS, sc.
ScoTcH WHIsKEY,-FINE OLD SCOTCH wHrsKEY
~ for sale In quantities 10 suit At o. gallon Also,
Champagne, brsndies. Wines &c. ally low WAR
hkN, Nc leS Greenwich street, between Dey and Court
landt street.
BURGUNDY PORT AND RAsTEAU BRANDY LAND
~ po half pirs quarters and eighths Burgundy
brig Condor from Port Yendre. 40 half
elghths Rseau brandy dsrk and pale per For sale
BY CAN'T ASTON, 81 water street.
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DoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AsIA-A FINE PRINT
oths shove steamer published this day and for SALE
site the Tribune building Sine Of PRINT bar Inches Eseh
e'py, plain, 30 csnts eolorsd, rs cents.
nAGUkRREoTYPE THE SCALE PLATgs.-raEsI
~ plates are warranted 70 be perfect AID 10 give to the
sssuereian much richer than any others
The subscriber agent for the French manufacturer
will sell them at the lowest prices Samples
mand. Address VICTOR BISHOP. Is Maiden lans.
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MILLINERY AND DIZZY GOODS.

MADAn TARIN. FROM PARIS oREArrUL TO rHE
" ladies Of New York aud is vicinity for their liberal
patronage bgs leave 10 inform them that she viii
Wednesday, the 18th instant, rich collection Of french
Dress Caps, Headdresses Flowers Ribbons ko together
with shape Spring Bopnets. at the Chinese Buildns
sS Brosdway where she has transferred her
from g Broadway. and ardentiy socits call from all Who
ympathse With the misfortune that has beAllcn ADD
pledges hersf that she will every exeron to
oontnusnce Of the Kind Of those ladies who
TO Writ her former establishment.
XIREAT BARGAINS NOW OFFERED AT ass BROAD
~ way-hss DAILY wishes to annsunee TO the ladies' Of
View York and it's vicinity that she has had 400
dsn OF dress and simple caps which will be sold less than
haa Price. Ribbon from IKE to I5c yard order
make room for SPRING goods.
SpRlN0 coops.-HATs, CAPs STRAW GOODS SILK
- and satin Bonnets, Artificial Flowers, farasos &c.
georgeW Jehis Read No. ~ Courandt street
heWestern Hoel invite the attention Of the public 20
h'r extensive assortment Of fresh and fashionable goods
In the above line.
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A UCTION NOJIcE-ExTRA sALE-THos BELL,
"A Auctoneer-By N Bush, this day, at 10Y o'clock,
In the auction roos 10 North William street. win be sold
for account whomit the furniture Of
bar and saloon ALSO the bed other
Petpres paintings &c. in great variety Also. the entire
stock Of Wines liquors and counter decant look
ing gasf char aments china crockery cooking and
other stoves cutlery carpets, bureaus, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-29

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Circle and Parque 90 cents Family Circle cents Orchss
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begin At eelock-Wednestay evening" Jan. ~, will be
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Brougham Benedict Mr. Dunn; Henriee, Miss Mary
lor; Charlotte Miss Julia Could Countess Mrs.
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