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I ovgUoR IsoS.-oILsorE, BLAKE WARD
~ Banker 9sta street. Boston o.
Finch ftns iron merchants Ii erVoo sole ats in al
United States for the LoymcoY Iron Csmpsny
10 receive orders for this jrsty ccsb.atel ru 1a
e.rs exercised W We nsnufsetrre - veil the uss ia N
oass Of the sane ores, tshen from hs tsnys own
sesn. ystssJ % 20 The beat Great Bri.
its condef lily ~ snaea Cor All purpss
auirips Etn 81 ezra lualty.
LoshooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE rlsrs. Axrxs
sra wroush iron wheels. John Fiaoh b ssrs al
Finch wiley, Liverpool, have .ppoinsea Giinors
ba Wn5 BANKERS, State street G6sten, sois afon..
s .stsa ssa,sa Cor the sunry e. TN, snreror slams
yeded and hesked Aso. TOR the sspry finch snd vii.
patent a,yealled And ethor kuas Of wrought iron
tsiWsy osr ana lnopmofvs wks-s TIE Low pfisa
hey are imported and theft we'll .sss On
NE principal railroads In this United satss wa.pt the
REGISTRATION tthetr general use 10 tails county In gN
acrs With despatch.
o5IAFJoRpSHIRE IRON or srPzRIoR QUALITY =
Gilmore Blake Ward Banksrs ftse street. B0s.an ss
srts in the United StsefoT Jof Inch Scs ivs-psoI
are prepared TO tase the well finsa k.rs
Fnth best lars, hoss shee boil rsts small "a AL
e1usre fancy shapes. and all ether hu1s Wsieh snS
Hsfordskirs their cndssy, 4.
supply no iron hu' shat 10 o. sood aasiitr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NKw YORK SUPREME COURI-JOuN n. UnsDEIL
~ SD Charles Piersen against Tho~ss wsrncr-sum-
mons for mtnsy densnd on contract tCom net ser ITO
the btfentsn Thon. Warner You are hereby Summoned
and required 70 answer the complaint seton which
hed in the oe Of the clerk Of the city snd county
New Yek AZ the City Ball In the ssit city, the 2st
sd complaint On the srhs rbsr ~ bis ohos, Ne ~ Cham
bcr street. In the city Of New York within tuuty
after the service e. this exclusive Of the
DAY Of such service SUI you tail said com
plant within the time asores. the rantI in this scOn
will te aEainst su for hssum Of three hundred
aai eletJhve dollars, with istercs fr tho sist day
September thousand eight hunorta and atty tesd,s
tA5 cefts 81 this sction. Dated September ~, iSsJ
DENNIS MCMAHON, Jr, FlainttIs attorrev
II Chambers street Cisy ofNew Ycrk
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TWENTY rspcrb ANSrArs valued each at 10
Gifts frAra r. 20 81 inclusive.
FIFTY RICHLY BOUND AND BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS
valued ct IS each.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS EACH,
Entitiing the purchaser 70 admission 70 the
GRAND CONCERT,
orr DOLLARS WORTH hrH-,
And chance 81 obtaining Of the Beautiful Gifts 70 be
distributed on the night Of the Concert.
The Gifts will DO delivered dst.bu-
ton The Music be selected from the and vsu
allie stock Of Musc Of
rIRrr. PoSp Co.,
Comprising besdes their immense catalogue every piece
huaio published in the Uaited States.
FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY WILL BE ISSUED.
The Books open and Tickets secured the
principal ofee tor tho convenience Of purehs Vards
becks music ware rooms No t7g Broadsay and at FIRTH
Fond q Co a, No. I Franklin Sgusre.
Persons out Of the city Wishing 70 to ts mag
ni6:ent Gift
JocELYN. WATSON 5uoLwELL
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rTNRIfLER HALL-GRAND FURNITURE GIFT CON-
cert Limited TO 2so0 Tickets at 81 each, 9, take Place
early In January when will be distributed las splendid
usei Cis aud slso TO every holder ticket dollar
wr-fA Music he selected from tho
stpsk extensive in the United Sae Of Firth,
Fond Co, including the new Git ConoeIt Pgikh es
posed dedicated to the sutser5er lhls
Concert and which will DO played by tho tand
ming Of the Concer The frnnro which h 81 the hest and
substantial hind, be at the O.
hans lN Fnlton street. where books are low open .nd
ckes ready for delivery and whore every Information
be 0btsned The Concert will sonsat 81 the
popular talent the city Of New Yorh can produce.
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SPORTING.

GRAND TREAT FOR TIE TANCY.-RALLY FOR
~ Tuna ffflo tournament will be given By Iohnny
walker Mayors Concert Ball No l0 Elizabeth
Tuesday evenng Jan ~ vhsn he viii be ssssted By all Of
the most eminent professors Of the snly art jim Sui
var, Johnny waller George Lees, Bill Wilson Mke xur-
rhy, Dublin Tricks, Tors y Donnei Phillip Glare ~ holly
Jen stewart snd host % others have In The kin iest
ner promised 20 asst mshins this one o. the stes
uot scientific tr the nep Johnny Waller ssd
Dublin tricks viii wind the sports % The eytrlcg.
twenty foot roped stare will be erected IN the o.
The hail. forming perfect picture o. the reyuas rr0e firr
that sl will have the
Of the evening" Tshs ~ cent? srarripF 10 fcmmense q.
ttsock,
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'EIL UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EMPRESS
gt sesIateh their 1t espress par Cre~snt
~! IN satutdsy jar i8th cpnnsctns yi,h ttc maj. fra
seo lo,h Shippers Will rsss cbssrvs hss ms 10
nes,ssiS n ,s is,hmns nss,se. landed ard .n i'm
w re taagrcs river IN eur covered tmersan
pos but expressly for tie busn ssa in New yot r,a.v
re and charge otCspt Abraham Bsasker sna shirr.S
at.n Ibsna ~ cnee BY every steamer Custom Rowss
sill III 20 81 ire ~ es-re rrcrr.lo-s-A b.
va" ants Co. g. W,SJ. goore 4 Ce. j, Howard \ a..
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GRAND GIFT CoNcERT-TuE REMARKABLE rA-

GRAND GIFT CoNcERT.-TuE REMARKABLE IA
~ for and patronage which have bean bstov cd the
Gift Concerts and tho general expressed desire for
petition imperatvely demands another Grand Concert In
obedience to this loudly expressed wish arrangements have
been made with FIRTH, POND CO. Tor the carrying out
OF the third last Grind Musical Gift Concert scale
Of magnhceeo neversyet equaea The ten superb Piano
fortes from tn celebrated manufactures of stosart Dun
ham, Firth Pond. Dn oois Warmer and Prrson.
The nelodt from the factory OF ash Co Bos
ton and combine all the made
those charming Instruments including Carhars Pate
The Harp Is from the well known factory Of Schultz
Co., Lolden.
The best talent in the city will be engaged in the Concert
which will be . splendid
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TRiPlER HALL-GRAND CONCERT, ON MONDAY
lent will appsar:-WA. VINCENT Wallace. the great
Pianist sni compoter; Mrs WM. VINCENT WALLACE
late Miss Helene S.oepe the eminent Pianise; Nine
MALLA9E BsucnKLLE pupil Of Garcia. The seebrs.ed
tuer Jenny Lndher first appearance in New York Mrs.
LAURA jon Es the eminent Vocalist Dodworths cee-
bratd Cornet Band and VARIETY Of other talent which
viii be hereafter announced After the will DO
distributed the audience One tunded costly and &c.
CANT kusica Prefehts ecmprisn magnificent Or
made BY Erard and selected by VIM Vincent wallace
This is instrument, and undoubtedly the best in Ame-
RIGA Also three superior octave Rosewood Panoy
made Sy "m hal son And one fine toned six and three
quarter eeaNe rlano Of the make These instru-
mens IRE all hew aud and will be kept order
~ one year without charge Also fine toned Buhm Flute
with silver Toys us and silver embouehure, valued at
sl2o sgendidy chased Dissonic Flute. With silver keys
tips studs, and embouchure and large variety of fine
tor cd Guitars Flutes making in all hundred
valuable and elegant Ths will be
Btye Of ma lberaty before equaed
and the best talent in The country will be engaged
Iieles emitting the holder TO Sis worth Of
catalogue of 6essts Wm dali which il the largest
and most valuable l, the United States and adssoo the
concert and interest In the presents 81 eao Tickets
admission to the concert only 81 the Second Circle 90
For sale at the Music Store of nessrs Hall
Son, No. 2S9 Broadway
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NEW. yORK AND PHfL1DELPnfA.-NEw YORK
~ snd Phsdeiphia Direct-untted Strses Mail Lane
through in 81 hours via New Jersey Railroad Pare re-
iaced 10 80 Ter FIRST esse and ~ 81 second Glass;
View ~ from foot q Courtlsndt srse. snd 81
Va srd Y. from foot CT Ibertvstrest. Leave mi
l.eeirha o. sldsa spts IN igem the ost u wal
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CALIFORNIA,

CIrIrcRrrA rLoUcss, HARRows crrrtv.roea
~ Stycry other Agricultural Implement
tultrfaf Wsrehnutc - s-~''N' 'sha H6''-
AB. AiI.kN . CO, Iss aadisl vs,e.,,rs.
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EELL0WS OPERA HOUSE-THs MaNAGER or FIJI
lows hnsrcs, in RETURNING thanks his patrons and
the the unprecedented patronage extended 10 h
popular Con the last nine
neither pains will be spared make this
most perfect in part The will be continued
evening dueins the week. Wednesday
turday afternoons, at o'clock Admission Is Pr
yae boxes TO s. Concerts at TX o'clock. On Friday
night Benett of 8. A. Wells, TRINA Baseo
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" vIHIs EyENINa.
n, ntUsEk The far famed vieiuiss
ftsi ss's ors sh' ssss ;SEi?s''
copdue,or THE Full AND GaAsD oRoHEsrRA.
PROGRAMME
l. Grand Overture to BestSassn i opera
p,m.. Exc Eass %ssS, % the Fun Orchestra.
Grand s'''' i To s s9.;H sfea. 6ss
xAprnoIststlE1ss' Teresa ERR rARoDL
T. fanssi''' R0~'ns IA ;.Y ,il,,s
]. CHAT Rsilsisas.
s. d Dance is% d., sylpaid.,
s "a 's 3. nT' time
Duss'' "A e. isiss" b .sso1s S D'ni'''''p'r'
6. The celebrated Romeo DC oososrt called
o'n'''' T. IIs ssas'''' BY
tBy general rsqs.;, he ossr:ar, str.lo.shs op.r.
, Executed !, the Fun Orchestra. hest
0RA'D fAs S1Ssl ii d sfsaFoson " -'''
:" ''''' gso eosf f,'i%.' tsa j i'' from
o'Hp Il. ss sIf ss,'"''d by
II. Grand soena and Ara r. u Ro,.ia,'.
NILE. iTrrss.f fAHoOI.
H. Grand Overture to 'vampye 'ov Lindpainter
Executed by the Full Orchestra
Is. Cavatina from bonIetIs opera
LINDA pl tuaMOUSIX.
MiSs VIRGINIA WHITING. D, gslcral request
IA. Grand sosna and ara. from
LUCSEZ,A 1pHGia,
NILE TERESA PARoDI.
10. BIRD "a FABLE. for children.
being description II the sensations OF bird which.
after having es from its rs into free
forest AID repeats the meoai.s he
mistress. Composed ana extou teo ~
" HnUofk
MAJ 1atters himself that hts combine
same evening, tueh an unequalled SIT, nc ION Of
THkEE GREAT NJ IcAI CELEBRATES,
viii be duly appreciated hls and determined
to put the rice Of admission las former
ONE DuLLsK
TO All parts OF the house fc BE- had
husic Stores, st Tripier al, snd ipal hotels.
Doors Alto mence az 7hte eoncIndo At lOk
O'Clock.
Saturday ticke'sw eeadmtted the money returned
at the aston Place Or ra Rouse
The grand from EIar celebrated factory has
imported and is for sale herseg Brauing AL Broad-
Wy,
Saturday 18th January Second Grand Festival, the
cAle II
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A CARD BROOKLYN MC5EUN-BENErIr or Mr. W.
IA We'll Tuesday evening Jan H. ISL the musical farce
called the 1uKNffxE GATk-Crsex. the original, Joe
CoNel Dane, hdc Aberns- Irish Mr. J. seymour.
Dance, Ia Petite TaEon Song III w. Ale, andtr Ths
yorte farce Of tho WANDERING MfNsTREL-Jcm BAGS,
Mr. Kent. Brtr aas address, Mr. Mckenzie Comic song oy
Mt j. Mathews ssngb Mr.. q. W. Bates duct. Aessrs
esands and Bates To conclude with the farce u the
IRISH DkAGOON-Drsgoon Mr. J. Seymour. The Brock
kn Brass band will play several porular airs Aimiaaee
IS cent?
GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN BRoOKLYN.-THE
~ great favor which the late Gilt Concerts New
have received from me TIE ,ubserber I, esr
fcae 81 it'll gfes'er iberaty than those in New York
There will b. twenty hve beautiful gifts. tir.. superb
rottNood grand aso, ranof,rte vsluesp
DO % Shn srlehda ggitars. ~ bean Hul susssist
II Je-ny lrd seal albums 500 In the ptrforu
TIE toncer the Subscriber will ts assisted byfore abe
end vocal talent Of Sss York one thousand
tickets My will he sped st 81 ~ each. ennx tc hoiier
to half dear worh o. muse tete selscsaa cotsers
and interest IN the Tickets admission
70 thseeEeert ohy ST. Fall particulars hereafter y. r.
JACOBSEN.
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AF'IhFMEkTa .


Rk0ADwAY THEATRE -E. A. MARSHA sOi.S
Sesses ALSO Of tie aluut Street Theatre.
Barrett hasaser-Doers viii opss a, s,s sarts
&Isesss o'clock, precisely Dress Circle And PsaueE
eoossss nsny and Third Circles % cents oasri
ana every night during the week, wiz be Ps.s9tsd
gand romantic spectacle In three sos entitled IA UsT
" the Demon Of the Observation-Disclosures Mr. Dyott; Me-
yhtophnes MI Con Adine Madame Ponisi; Rosol
revi0us the otAee, the comedy
ofFAINr HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLAcE-RsDUC-
ton Price fer the few omanng nights OF SignorinA
Ttrea Parodi Prices a. Admison-Parapet and Boxes,
Ofeats ~ be secured vt the box office from A. NJ 70
o'eicck without extra charge hitheatre,
" Gel r. Thirty sixh Subscription night sgneriAa Tere
81 Psrod since her from Phadelphia Nile Nstha
lie fjames her second appearance sinos her frou
Philadelphia. sIGNORINA TEkEsA PARoDI wall make
pbia; IN tuoRsziA hoRGIA s,sssed BY signo.ina
nor Gasiiei Wednesday evening Jaausry lesh. IN
siAaLuerszia soreis signoripa pAnop nsao ossai
ssner Benevsnt.no Gpbes,a ssnor 9inoils Condussor
sseoId Az ,sirs acts the TIP p0p POLKA e9mPs.sd
Fi,sjames and ssnos Neri To esnolads with the LILLU
degrave korwell and Signor Carresc. Doors open at
quarter before at half past
o'clock No list orders.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-THoMA As BELL AUCTIoSEER.-
"A BY H. n. Bush. Variety sale. This day ls o'clock
in the Auction Rooms 10 North William street. D Gyucs
Satin Nestings Clothing Watshcs besutitul Jewory
timer london Gun Turning Lathe Platform seales alsc
30 dcmehns Liquors and Wines 200 bottles Brandy
&e Butter. Cheefe valuable Show Case sale
IL o'clock, at 200 Canal street T. BELL, Auctioneer
MECHANICS AND WORKLaGMEN.-A j.
BLEE, KEk will sell at auction, ~ the asrchauts Ex
change 1ue the 2st inst $50 Lots Broadway
10th th and l2th streets known the Sosson properly
the whole Of the right grade for building and
ing one OF the beautiful tracts OF land
part of the city Title perfect and easy. Maps can
be had at the auction rooms. No Bread street.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALx-THE
house and lot, No 70 white street. three doors
BroadN size OF let 20 l0 feet with thres story
attic brick house thereon The extensive inpro
that are to be made during the ensuing in the
neghoorhood make this TO espt ist most profitable in
vestmen. Price $40 0 5000 IL desircd, remain
bond and MORTGAGE cent for five The
to be sold free from all acumbIances Apply to A Killer,
IL Liberty street, up stairs.
FOR sALE-THE SUBSTANTIAL THREE s~oaY
Trick basement house, Ne. 100 Kim broome
street. For particulars apply to J. II. GIFFlNG,
No. 70 yesey street. Office hours from | to 2 M.
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COPARTNERsuIPs.

1'HT IIRM or sPKRRY SHAW is THIS DAY DIS
solved by mutual consent Henry sperry having rur-
chased tie entire interest Geo L. shaw therein The tusi
Of the late ntm will be settled BY Henry sptr.y
will eoasnue at the present location, No Is Maidea lane
fssxx.a, HENRY sPERRY,
. 'S.eA'p GEO L. SHAW.
New Yt-E, yanuary 81 ISL.
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MECHANlCS BALL NO. Az BROADWAY. ABOvL
I Grand street0pon night during the week unit
further notice The original and well known cuRISTYr
nlMsTRELS comprising efficient and sersatile corps
Of taleuted and experienced performaro der the
uagement of Chrisy, whose concerts In this city for
succession of have been received with favor
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
cen1 Doors open st sx commences ~ half past
o'clock. The patrons Of Chrstys Mnsres
recuy Informed hst the usual Saturday afternoon
oerts will be discontinued for the future.
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MUsIC.-A LADY, VINO UNDERSTANDS THOROUGH
AVA base and Of whose professional abilities the most
eottioDabe rfercnc can be given anxious TO take two
or res pup In addition Bhe will either instruct them NJ
their residences, or at her dwelling Terms-ror boz
snntrs So Ihoss advanced, si2. Apply to huse No.
West Fifteenth street.
MUSIc-A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS RECEIVED A
lvl good musical education and has had much experience
asa teacher wishes obtain board In family where teach
ina viii he received for her board. Ad-
drrss tthreugh Boyds Express) r.. NJ 81 Harmed
Rotlegy, he, LIS East Twenty IN street.
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DARNUk5 AMERICAN MUStUH-p. T. BAaNUM,
- Proprietor ard ManagerJohn Green 1000, Jr Assist
Int Aansser 70 the and saloon
performance, 25 chrrtn years
cents Performances commence at ANA At 7 o'clock
In the afternoon will DO pressne comic and
extraordinary Iece IRON the FIR men entitled kD3SRT
kAcAlRE In which Mr.. Benkss will sspe.r sssaire,
P4tR WHICH Us hss bssa fer y.a-s eIiaeesy aistia-
gushed. In ths evening. Vii Performed he hy Nv eee-
trstcd moral and domestic dram prepared from aossrths
in mortal pictures, THE cUHafes DAtGHFhN The
entire Chinese Museum, m,n 81 iuiisTties, Asd tho
Gipty Fortune Teller may yet DO seen hero
TUNE AND CO.'S CIR NEW YOKs AnPHIrdEA-
~ tire, ~ BoNery.-luesiay avcuiIg JAnuay i4th. the
Lerfornanos VIII commence with G,ani hs.qaorais
EI.rce, te followed by brilliant Of
HSrst and Classic o., mpo James. when
tire troup viii sppear. a0pe. fretuos ans
ths lcur,er q Re
turgh The French ireu ia I'll ir exr,o, n,ry fer-
formancas universally rr.roun.ed he the u
horscman ship To conclude wish sn. hasc rpc Joe
Pentlsnt, CLOWN In active prepnr Atop "araai ORR
entail psEeat notice will be Hrst re-.rm
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E0a SALE-0NK OF TIE BEST BUSINESS STANDS
in New York. with without the stock which ia -
trinsic value, and safe Investment and with voh tfe
good will and inform Alton shall be gvs- hs
parties and business mus p b;-bsst rssnee.
G. % name. as none Others can be attended TO,
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anUsNnEsrs II rusLAuEarrsYs.

RskNUAS EU9GUM. PHILADELPHIA p. r. BAR
~ prn frorric9raid Mana herry sanford. Assis-
tant Ma stgr-sHkkaY AND fnlR sraa. already q
rqFeb ~ elegsrce and enter a'rton vtl be eunausd
this veeh FIRST pTctcaagn e het celebrated comedy
termed the tOLDlERs DAUSnTAR several aes fsrces
durinE Tie week 10 continued a.acti 81 the
Room and the saoons render thu the dc rabe
IN fltlatclrht1 Two daily Performance. al ani y
ocloch Admttanee 70 the saloons SO eaerAin
- ecnis-ehlldren under tea YEAR.. az cents
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CoPA1 ACTIVE YOUNG MAN
" about retiring from firm, Is DESTROYS Of forming
partnership with airezdy established In bust
nes and wvld advance from three ten thousand do lara
Eoins practically Acquainted with the ievelry business
would prefer hat other nearly connected with t
but would object 20 other cafe business which
reasonably profitable. Communications which will be
derd strictly eonhientia siatn III, nature o. the bust
tness. and whtn and where interview he had as-
dressed 10 Entsrpriie Box I3g General Pest ofice will
receive Immediate attention.
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IuNE AND co.'s c.s.ua-NEw Yoks AsguIraEA-

EKANxLlk hUsEUh-l7o CuATaAA AQuARs.-rwO
performances are tiveB daily olock IN
the AFTERNOON. and At hall the Ing The
ENTERTAINMENT varied aud such
seen ~ NO ether place Of IN New yors consisting
OF ieAs Female Ethiopian Opera rreape. numbering hea
performers being the largest nd at the tia, che
tss VITO selected for their beauty figure who
pefsonrte number Of beautiful tsbl.suy the
pictures 81 anc and msesrn tines u Arab
oirs who 60 through variety 81 css of aex
urtyj nadse Roeaine the only snale Jugglcr in the
worries signsr sigar tie best Neu'rloIoNt Asacan
eristeIce; With varety o. snrs
.errcon and tvsant Aoroitstou-St@s III.
Boxes. IS cents Ps~auet. i2,s cents
DAN0RAhA OF THR riLGNfs's PKo gREss-PA2-
suar Notee-At the rs9uess Of p@rirs. tsachers zad
tthers. aAd in srdsr to aog AL
tie uniio prse 81 adnis ION vii resur DO twen avs
cents On Wedresday AMI sasurdaT Afternoons lirr1
will be admitted At ha price Dcsccpre cNtoiogue 12
cents oren every evening D5ors open TO
81 ia o'clock
MRs EMMA GIIL1hGaAe B0SrgI TX. RESPECT
kv1 fully announces 20 III bile
viii give Nocal and l. trumsptal Cancet Nj Is
cert Room, on hontay cvenrg ~ inst whsca occasion
she will nresuoe a BsN ahs cd
hCssrs 1inm IL 1mEn aud ptGer ,mihent rlakets
adsy 20 he had ~ the NJ SIC asd doos
tie evening Of the concert.
SATrIERscoSsoSAnA s,cuRSER BROADWAY AND
W Thirteenth It, siIasps % tept the lsg section ass
ing " collection u ~ yiews VI ~ trpe, Ala Minor syria
tile boly Land, Egypt hubs ant Arabia ul rspla BED IL
he e9ptse u some weeks b new equally interesting ones
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M henry, ACCOMMODATIONS ANCIENT
l and modern Engravinxs-W be sold by D. b. Psrson,
a. his gallery. 81 Broadway this evening lTussday
ococf precisely by of eseouts the finest collection
and modern Engraving thst has been offered for
sale fer which will be found we'll worthy the attention
Of ccnnost and dealers Sale positive for eseh Cata-
lognes ready.
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DEPORTATION is WANTED OF WALSH RYAN, WHO
i residing, did reside in Owego. New York by his
s,ster Bridget Ryan, living at l76 Elizabeth street.
New York city.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-14
TaE WORLDS FAIR.

WORLDS FAIR-HOw TO GET TIERE-TAKE A
W shsre in the Worlds Fair Art Union 80 prizes. A
Prize free FIRST cabin in packet ship from New
York Lon don and hack. with 500 spend London.
Prospectus grae application by paid let
Ter, addressed Committee Of W. r. U., so Wall street,
New York
WORID'SFaIR, LONDON.-NOrTCsT TO EXHIBITOR RS
The advertiser native Of London is DESTROYS TO take
charge OF articles intended for the Worlds Fair Also
pain and atend 70 the sale Of kodes Originals Patents
kc during exhibition Satisfactory references be
given Fer tern address by letter. to W. j. w. Of D.
Cole, 1856 Pearl street, New York