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his late rssdssss, u Elizabeth street. ct O'Clock pre-
At Edinburgh, QootisndJ MICHAEL, second sen Of
jacob Ashsnhsim, Esq In the 9th year Of his sgs,
and deeply regretted By numerous circle Of friends.
Mrs. John Phnlps 2so Thompson street, wiz please
accept Of this intimatisn
%. On russdsy, February aS JAMES u. husRAr in the
The friends Of his grandfather, James Hart, and
uncle James Hart Jr are respectfully invited to At
tend his funeral, this "wednesday Afternoon, ct
O'Clock from the residence Of his uncle 2o2 Bswsry
On February Is after . severe and painful illness In
William Crawford aged Al years month and Is days
Funeral services this Afternoon, 18th instant, ct
Ssny for istsrmsnt The isna. 0 and .ou uautono.s
are respectfully invited to attend from No 1916 Eighth
on Tuesday morning February rs, ct 10 o'clock ma
IILpA daughter Of Francis and Sarah Miller, aged
months and days.
fully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday at
o'clock, from No. 100 Forsyth street.
pslot Of tS. sss W,sm Woosy IL tns
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral at clock this afternoon, 26th inst from
her late residence, 202 Hester street
On Monday, February "a Of consumption SARAH,
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
for intermeRt
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy
On December so, ~ Realijo, Nicaragua, on board
bark Tn dine, Capt. SAauEL moore, OF New York
At Wizards Hotel, in Washington City, D. c., on
WednesuSy Feoruary ~, MNor RICHARD POLLARD, OF
Alta Vista, Albemarle coanty, Virginia. Universal
gentleness and dignity Of department scrupulous in
tegrity in every worldly transaction, and sootionate
devotedness to his family and friends, render the
OF olsrd precious to all who held relations
with him, whei her near or distant. He highly
connected in his native Virginia and vested
with Offices Of mportance, from which he retired with
epontan praises even from political opponents
HIS military in earlier life his conduct tho
representative of his government for long term at
Chill and the manner in which he acquitted himself
when delegated from the State Of his birth to Ma
tionsl Convention at Baltimore, sufficient attssta
tions Of his claims to public respect Toe anguish of
bereaved wife and children, and the sadness OF many
less closely allied mourners, tell how deeply he
deserved personal regard The remains of Major Pol
lard have been removed for interment to tho family
burial place at Oak Ridge, Nelson county Virgins.
At Jacksonville, Ohio, on February Is, DANIEL DA-
Wis, aged one hundred years, eight months and
day He served seven years in the Revolutionary war
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The Wall street De1alcat,on.

IN TIE MATTER CF RAY ToMPKINS.
1t appears by our report, published yesterday
ming OF the proceedings in this before
tice Lothrop on Monday evening that q warrant was
issusd for the OF Mr. pkns, and placed in
the hands Of an of1cer-in pursuance Of which he
arrested this morning upon which writ Of habeds
pfs was obtained frsm Judge Edmonds retui nable
this evening at O'Clock at ME house in Tenth street
Tor the purpose OF renewing the application for his
discharge when after sene onversaeion between the
Judge and counsel both sides further proceedings
we're adjourned to Thursday morning next
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ptuu.ADEPrs, Feb. 2s.-fud aoard-ti,D s. Garden
o. ~ lg ls lehlsh o.. ~; sp DO, ss so Philsts
81. T. 80 Penn 81, ~ 80 do. s5 500 Citv 5s ~
~ U sAs Fenaa hR 49, 10 Nine Hill Ar s. 2Harrsburr
Rs, se, 10 BEADING Rk slt. teg 90 SIX; America
sgsg Csuaf 49, Sjer s1ieti0D shs Resdi NJ KR 5iis
- norris CAral. a. 100 0irstd Bs lsS Second Bgri-
$50 ~ Ma cation " lat on - 80 sch ss,is,tion
Wort 0s ~. - tnion hutusl 10 shs PhilaiA 40
seh Nsxigan -. las on, 5hi 20 Reading RR, 3lls DO
Morris Canal. 2VS.
Batri~oRg Fsb. - -sl.eo Nryl,ud Sc IOIN; 1906 sh,
Yofb atd Cumberland RI 7lA. 81 do, time, 2fs tbs
beard az a. &C. 1857 closed ilL bid, 1f5k aksd
Mar md 81 ~ I'D - ssksd Baltimore So, $50. lD,s
hi1 w Jos bio, l03N astes; Baltimore and Ohie Rk bond
isT ~. k1 11t ktkedt do shares. IN bid rs, asked
York ard Cumterana a. ~ hid 2L asked; Bait srs snd
Haisfrtre Csc Co, los.
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n, ssohans. Rs.inT Rom tST EsoS,ns' on wsdn.d.y
Lssssr s.ss steamer Ohio, for Hsvsns the Pa
sSssssr wssas.a.y ssis inst, a. asloss o." ''
Jus. sc eio.s a sss EsaSsSs. ss.aSs Room e ss-
'h ,!,., ar 60 rh.,sssy E,h. :, y selos.
.ns@a g,Es,'G En.o Linz. nosruloo s,a fr.seI.o.
R.sdss Room ta rIah,nssl Friday 2s,S Inst. *
POSTAGE TO san Francisco cents which can Be pre- paid
Or not These mails will be forwarded IN charge Of special
Pscas for Rio Jsneiro will s, on Saturday
Ths above Letter B.s. are also q. KsnyOn 81 Wall street
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PnLAnrfrfus. Feb as PM
ssocss. ksssrs. Bahia FSs@os. T,ylor na.,nI,.;
CIhsr ssssrsOn Ann sOnsrs. sOnsrs and N ,npson.
c;s,r,d-Bris PREM ship Allen Mat.nra. s.s.msr Kan
nebec, Flowers, sYors.
miscellaneous.
che Vas cen PEELED 70 return. - 49,
The DIANA. from Newcastle bound 70 NYorh has bsen
abandoned ., sea No particulars.
Bs BRe nrSsRvs This vessel, previously reported
ssei TSs steamer s,s.si, Va. sea, 70 her s.sSss
.ns .s snssr:',sd e., .hs 'o.s her IN ,9w on Thuta
Bar shssy .ss struck her ard shs allied With water p.r
s,.i .na svsry ss'r viii b made 70 save much Of the
put into Bermuts in distress.
for SYOrs, tosss ssoks ists Nth loss q rudasr
ecR JANIS LsAsaAr, o. Haver,trav 80 tons burthsn.
scsn With bfieks, While attempting 70 resch wharf in
with violence the long pier south
lib street svng hsr side thst she filed and sunk In
81 Zee, 81 water Her dcoh load Of 0 bricks of
vhen the vessel tareenso The below consisted Of
Ts0 bricks Both vesei and owned in Haver-
straw. She will be raised without much difficulty.
scHn koRRn WAIr-The following 10 tbs cargo Of the
", before reported ashore ~ Folly Besch, Charleston
-lM dry hdes and ~ demjo Dragons blood Domu-
guet Avtans fYorh IS cans balssm % tsu 10 Everet
Brtvri Dor samples tobscooI 70 Curtis Co, NYork
1900 sessrs 70 John krrickson nrsrk and 1854
tie bsses KEGS snd barrels liquid gam i01 piece, da
mssss sum gro. mats and boSes chocolate 70 orisr
York
Ba scHs PHs.avr Cameron from Svort Dec a. for ma
f put into BARN NJ abt 18th ul,, leaking BADLY with
cess Of sails and rsains
s1Ths ve~el reported vrecf cd Bono Neuva on her
from Cbasres NOrlesns the Canovs The
kokerson, with provisions. &C. vas 70 leave Kingston,
ia on the 18th, to render assistance.
Hetsce TO Mariners.
The euter marine teegrsphe saos reports the Buoy on
Teddy Rocks In Fsntsslet Rosds, ~ missing.
Whalemen.
Arr ~ NBedforf ud, ship Caston, Taker rndisn Ocean
Psrnsmbuoo Jan a. 900 bbs 100 do vh ell yD 10, bose
sp.hs Nov lat Ion ~ terprfse swain. Fsa IS
~ Caroline, Bahsoch cfresport clean; Dec od rrsts.
Lart kslsy 81 Bsp trepcre1 dsys ssfor. on 40 Non
ueaL Fish rB Dep on bosrdt Dec ~ lat s, ioa i7h w.
Bore Robbins. NIB no oil on board; yuniu Kssdrok
ne Gee wShipe.os. NB With 30 o. pu, ia.o z,a,b.r
oo' via shsss repairs, her bsstoa bvns Ia bsi order
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Tsiegrnphic Marine Reports

boTrUH, 700 ..
Arrived-Darh Fslnouth, Csrdenas brig Flora, d.
tleMea-shps Chaora, 81 PetersburEh, via Chsrleson
Sab.h nAs.aA baIks su~srrow, Cape Town. Goa, Ora
No, Moblei Unisn, baltimore, briggs Partridge Msansas
Calcutta Chrdenss Boston. Uslisn sshs Pola Rottsr-
dami Vim " lion, ChRxrss Triumph. And Forrest Cape
Hsysn Gtnviev Chssf ton Sharon, aud Reaper. Rich
mono; Lady Suffolk, Phadelphis Jasper. Cornela and
MAILER. kroIk.
CHARLssros, FEB %.
Auived-ship Camden. NYork; schr x Walls. do.
ksv OsLssS-. Feb 20
Arrived-ships yisisburg. and Continent, sYork
sAyASEAH, Fob 23.
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on Tu.ssay, February Is at Christ Church, by the
Rev. &. n Hslsey, GfoEGs 5HorwELL TO LortsA M ,
daughter Of the lat. Capt Edward Rosseter
on February "a by the Rsv Henry Chase, Mr. ALrr-
ASDsF PISS 20 M,s LeUsa A. RocswELL, both OF this
city
On February Is, by the Rev. Abrsn Pehemus Jos~
~ WErMs~ 10 Asa BBoMNEpfEu. daughter Of Henry
SUDAN al o. this city
At -. Louis Mo 90 18th January last. Lieut. NJ n.
sttvEsso., q q. A son Of Col ID Stevenson Of this
city, to Mrs Etit. Slaughter Of Capt Ksnn.rly u g.
A IL a. Isuir
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SHIPPING.


STsAMsHiP CRY or eLAsoo.-yoR LIVERPOOL.
sshews tlate Of the Great Western, Com an
w SAL pe.i.yeiy from Phl,delphis on saturday March
loh ~ twelve oelok. This ships regular passsxs and
her superior accommodations for hfst second oshn
passengers msbe her dsrsbia Conveyance Price Of
Thsesge IN hrst cabin hundred dollars second
Sy collars In order 70 save trouble railway ticksts 10
PhisdelphiA viii Be provided ~
MclARDsos, wArsoN,s co, al Exchange Place
IT SNAIL STEAMSHIP CoEPANY-roR UsyAs.
~ New Orleans and Chagres-Through Tiokats 10 81,
Franeoo At reduced rstesOhsgres tr
~ Hsvs1s 70 the splendid steamship FALCOs-On we'd.
nescsy rebfuay 1th st3 ~ the splendid doubs snsiu,
stesmship Ohio 500 tens burthcn Findav sohenel
Com will SAL precisely 81 3ocleck from he,
pier foot OF warren street. NJ r., tho sovemneni
mails direct for Hsvsns New Ore Chaeres yresh
taken 70 New Orleans at usual spece tshsu
tfeght TO Hsvsns shppers Of packages
sod or SILVER ware, or articles knovn A.
,auables must specify the value Of the Shipment in e
bis OF fading or the company will be Responsible fc
any losses on vsusbe merchsndse shipped without
speoiheatons For passage or freight, spp1y 70
Y. ROBERTS, III West street. corner warren 81
II IDUcED FARE TO cBAoREs AND SAN JUAN On
Niesrrsua-Firs Cabin, state berth 20; Second
cabin SO tteersge, SO The and splendid stesushp
FkOhErHEUs oil leave from Pier No North River
1hursssy Feb. th at 3o'cock precisely for Chssres
drect whence she will proceed TO San Jusn Giving
grs the opos 81 taxing either route the shmus
Fer freight or psesge having superior ncdstions
Irly 70 D. D. ALLEN, eB.,tsrJ Place, UP stairs.
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
diseases in afev hour By vegetable appostioa WITH
out pain In debility brought By improper habits Aa<
Affections combine medicines with the leoa
Nmedy and show there thousands
not be CURED without have daily
Ing from the other ph yscans In guarantee psrns-
nent oura have contrsctons ealy without
Which others r caused By their not expenG the dseAs
soon enough M diploma with these and hundrsds
oertnease. saos that equal it, You cured il
enc day.-D n. Corbyn. You expelled my complaint In
few hours-c Deroud w~s under the other physicians
over year without eersh my body covered csre<
i've years 10 be cured Of debility from self abuse wthsut
benefit you cured BY local ana general treatment
short time.Js. Salisbury: Treatment By letter. OmAs
hours from A. n. to p n, and from to Q Y. n
LARNONf, ~ Reads street, do0rs Broadway.
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CoRNS!! BuEroSS! doctor LITTLEFIELDS
" Shields and Fiasers bunions afford ready
relief and few Applications often the bunios.
They without the least Soll
Rushton Co.. and all the principal druggists Brosdws
and Dr. Lttehed's office, william street, ExoAaaxs
Building third door below Wall street.
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w stop to question: Bunterisa Dspsnssry, nsn-
Der thrte division street established A. d. 1885,
nuntsr rho from an exyerenss that very seldom faiis
the los o. one Thysigan enabled
and lasting cure An sud IN all This the emily
place in this city where his remedy Hupters Red
Drop can Be obtained. medicine known fail in
gnrn we very worst forms dissssa " private nature
The Dspenary 10 arranged that the person oans
see no one but the doctor himself who in attsna
ancei IN his private rooms, ready aud visg
70 All who ny give him cali Hundreds Of certificates
solunay nven Of cures All Afflicted are invited 70 mahs
INN ediate application 70 DOCTOR HUNTER whose his
professional celebrity respectabity and integrity
raoter challenge the ssverest sorusny; And .
guarantees 20 the patient q thorough honorable
nesnont Price 81 This great remedy cannot be had IN
boston genuine. N ~ Thu Doctor has hand tho
York city.
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Ch(n REWARD CR0SshAN's SPECIFIC MIR
WVOO ture-of all dies JET disooyersa this 10 ~
mos, eertas mhes speedy and permanent VIM
~ 70 business Many arc cured In tye ssN
trsss also ~ No 10 Assorouss; ~ ITO srosdway AsS
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noCToR YoURsELF-roR TwEsTY-FIvE oEErs-
By means Of the Pocket sculapius livery Ono Ris
Own Physeian thrtieh edition, with one hundred
Cravings showing diseases and maor In every SHAPE
AID form By william YogsG Nd, GRADUATE Of the Usi-
eases are AIsnluiIy tne recipes syep N
plain language. Ihs chapter Sef-Abuse Ia worthy
particular attention, and should DO read by
Young men, who have been unfortunate In contracting dis
case previous TO placing yourselves under the
doctor no natter what his pretonsions be- copy
this truly useful work Strangers vshg the city psreu
ary those contemplating marriage don't think resrn
Ing home without copy Of the Pooket Kcuapius See
captains and going TO should possess Ysun1s
Treatfe Marriage Pocket Escuspus or Every Ous
bis Own Physisisn Any person sending twenty-five ,sas
encosed IN letter viii receive copy Of this book BY
Tn OF nv. oops. will Be sent for collar Address Dr.
ey ssrnr.. Townsesd. "a broadway. New York
NEw MEDICAL BeoKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment OF decase diseased
ssd All the iindred afeetionsilius;rased BY great
Der OF coored plates large life BY HonAf
sSssssi lecturer On surgery and diseases Of n.
above named nature IL largo quarto-30 second
edition piiss ts Extract from the Boston Medical aaa
sisord Or Aeton works on The ,sns family o. di.esse
and lar Superior ythins Of kind
this country Author Of The Family Physician" pr',s
cents Author Of wsrk self Abuse and its de-
plorable effects. se &c. sixth edition fourteen plassa
price 81 Tor sale At the publishers STkINGER TOWN.
SEND. 20 Broadway, and BY Abe author
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Nv power Of this extraordinary cordial has induced the
dscoverer to invite those who
in afflicted with diseases arising from Affected
nerves. to call and test its marvel control the
vous system, without fee 1t such pity
remain nervous diseased afflicted when suoh valuable
remedy Is lnown. WATTS, D., 40 0rern woh street,
Depot st l02 Nassau street. 81 bottle. % dos.
If Mayor KINGsLAND WOULD APPOINT CON-
mittee to investigate this discovery Of Professor Watts
must prove beneficial to the let the result what
Will evident he has discovered something u
which the world were in ignorance of heretofore
20 us 10 be medicine that produces positive internal
netism that all for without the
OPERATOR for the Antdote admits After
having once testes its dease has
returned existed after taking Il ought TO be
investigated and made known public the ssa
tion Of his honor Mayor Kngsland.
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DR. l.. koRTAyoRs WOULD sAr TO THOSE wge

IDh. J.. bOKIAkORs WOULD SAT- TO THOSE VINO
have contracted diseases. "Curs NJ voleas" that H.
lshe care 81 thy health have devoted many years
poI.sen and hsve treated sueoessully thovands ef
TENS Those who wish 20 consult
can Do 20 Tree 0f chargs,l from A. o.
excepted hyou value pour health will avoid thess
tpaiss who uhhusinRly tell you rhst they only
you and that their enc hisd of medicine s all that
ceary Ter dtsssse IN all its forms whose
has been ruined ~ Asse egotss call poa daily is
william - -
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srec nsN water strert. where he Ne eesA
.ssty Consulted en- certain diseases, when he sprss
mercury: hsoent csses he IN q few dars
@ oshhy brought on BY self sbuss-the vietims a
speh, ssn also ppy with cestsln ~ u eur,.
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$OOO sss s,Gr. o. ,ss ears d sSy,. si.sr srs
srS1 :, sa:.,s +
under sss Rsls 'sii yh sSsds Az
Ia. up in bottles. With fall sireo.ons 81 81 oss sss
fIss l 20 TSssds.y Iss h.y.fa street. sss ssrs
orissn. i'' w Hanover street. Boston wrsA' c'Hsv
No CURE. NO PAY.-DR- coRBIrT. 10 DUANE
street. may be oensul,st on he treatment Of eertsis
nent q s..s diseases. enable. Dr. O. 20 our. ne WORM
form o. tn: si''a'' Recent CURED thr.s days Ne
Dr. eooPEa, Il DUAss STREET, HAa pop
ss ~ ioureen yesrs eonsr.d bic prsesssi . the1
.ssd s.es o. ssis s..ass sss mia .ss surs"
veso tys dsys perteet curs no ohsrrs
DE;wARREN IS CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED o.
sss ssssi: :' ss:i.. ct ;s s.,sy - :s:
srs.ry .Ss ,s g W., -a's prs s .
Ghsss m. sc,, nnDIcAL AND sgscIcAL ,ISsrIryTl
under The Immediate charge q Dr. nsn, s..s,.1
S ;s%: ss n: P;:S S:.
Bedtime. tie psrss sbsrse,sa is.es sas pr.s.rss -
e.rmsn sss% NH S.,s. :s.'s fsS,sr %
I lR. noRRrson is CONSULTED CosVIDtsri.I.LY
days 1 y.. I pss".
Gasos SI S a cs1.y once me- is -; .ss
M,PP,chAtt Sasp e.aI, DIS LANEV AUTHOR OF
hsh long qusekish sefrsoommendatIsp, sge,. ,ss.s
WIG nsa no pr.oi et his professional ability bcfere
ms, BE desired. once 81 Lsps ard street, sssr sro.a.
NERVOUS DkB1IITY-P1RsoNs "a soRTno UNDFu
ecrtas vsakmsses ssas.d By self an. q 40 viii ss1
~, pocset tormulary" then o.ses osudidly
~ ~ .ih the sxposurc ~ qusesry. Sold
u h.psnsrd street Price only ISs eats.
DE rAwcnTT HAS RnsoyKp Brs orrios TO IA
sfse, res. Water street where he Ne
.s.sy Consulted en- certain diseases when evrss
N.t msfsnry. recent cs~~s he IN few dars
rssveus oshii brought BY ssn sbuss-the vietims a
spo'' sAa also ppy v,th cxtainty " cure.
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TH1 ROYAL NAIL STEAM sHIP AFRICA" WILL
sail from the stream, Wednesday. a small st>snsr
viii convey the pas,ensers TO hsr-lesvng the wharf &C
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i lR. MORRISON is CONSULTED CosrIDssriALLY
- on certain dfeaees, which he treats without
Recent cured In few days THIRTY one YEA,
enables him TO cure debility frsno ssl
N B-No fee TIT cured. f ~N'Sf r"'sn ''s
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NVV n 7 u " =
RAND GIT CONCERT.

GIFTS om II TO IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS superb and
Musical Annals, valued each al SS.
GIFTS from - 10 81 inclusive-Ffty richly bound and
beautiful ANIMALS valued al s. each
TlCKETs TWO DOLLARS EACH,
GRAND CONCERT,
One Dollars worth Of Muse ard chance Of obtaining one
ofthe beautiful Gihs TO be distributed on the night OF The
Concert.
The Gs sill be delivered to the owners amer the Dis
ibuOn The Music be selected from the extensive and
valuable stock of Music OF
FIRTH POND co
comprising beside their immense catalogue, every piece OF
Music published in the United States
FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS OsLY WILL BE
ISSUED.
The Books are now open and Tickets be secured at
the principal Office for the convenience Of purchasers VAN
deTbeeks Music WareToOms 4Te Broadway and at Firth,
Pond Co.'s Frank insquare.
Persons Of the City wishing IL subscribe TO THIS Mag
ncen Concert requested TO forward their orders In
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ADJUSTMENTS.


TRIPLER HA l. L.-SATURDAY,
Il llth JANUARY.-MAX MARETZEK has the honor
inform The public that, having concluded his extens
al 'AS A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT TRIPLER FALL,
On SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY II,
In which will appear the great Csntatriee
MILE TERESA PARODI
MAURICE STRAK0SCH
The eminent Pianist
sgnOrns a PATTI, Miss yLRSINIA WHITING, sgnor
sANQUIRlCo and the Fun orchessrs
ITALIAN OPERA
It with The greatest satisfaction that MAX MARET-
EEK able announce also that he has made arrange
M HAUSER,
Who will make his
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MAkETLEh.
PROGRAMME.
l. Grand Overture to Beeihovens opers,
LEONORA,
Executed by the Full Orchestra
2 Duetto BUfo, from Donzetus opera,
DON PASQUALE.
"Cbeti-Cheti immantnente,'
sgnor BESEyESTTASo and Sign9r ssSsuIRIco
DA GAIA LADRA,
First time
MADEMOISELLE TERESA PARoDL
t. Fantasia Romsnuque, called
LA SHLPHlOE,
COMPOSED and executed for the first time by
MAURICE STRAK0SCH
S. Duetto-"A consoisrmi sfrretiad7 from Donlzetts
Opers. LINDA DI CHAMOUNlA.
Miss v WHITING and Signor L0RlNI.
c. The celebrated Ronde de Concert, called
LA SICILIENNE,
Composed aud executed by
NJ HAUSER,
Par II.
7 (By general re9ues the Overture to strakoschs OPP
era GIOVANNI DI NAPOLI,
Executed by the Full Orchestra.
g. Duetto from DOnzeufs Opera, "Queso AddiO,"
ROBERTO DEVEREUX,
Signorins A. PATTl and Signor LoRINL
9. Grand Fantasia de COncert.
MAURICE STRAKOSCH
10. Brilliant Variations di Brayura, on an air from
UGO CONTE DE PARIGl,
Composed and executed by
NJ. HAUSER.
IL. Grand Scena and Aria from Rossnfs
SEMIRAMIDE,
MILE. TERESA PARODI,
PART Ill
r. Msx Maretzek's new and brilliant Polka called
THE CHIT-CHAT POLKA,
Executed by the Full Orchestra: ..
10. Csvatina from Donzei's opera Of LINDA DI CHA-
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
Il. The renowned Duet, " Gtomno D'Ouore," from
SEMiRAMIDE,
Mile T. PARODI and Signodna A. PATTI,
Is The Bird the Tree, Fable, written for children
Composed and executed by
NJ HAUSER.
MAX NJ fatteTs himself that bis efforts TO combine on
the same evening. such unequalled attraction of
will he dnv sppresi.- ~ patrons aud has determined
- put price or Admission las former occasons al
ONE DOLLAR
all parts OF the house. Tickets be had At the princi
pal Music Stores and at Tper Hall on Friday aud Sat-
urdBy.
Doors open at c. at TITO conclude at 10Y
o'clock. j9St
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GRAND GIFT CoNCERT.-The re-

~ markAbe favor ard pauonsge which has been be-
slowed upon the " GIFT CONCERTS and The general
expressed desire for repetition imperalively demands
smother GRAND CONCERT. H. obedience 10 this loudly
expressed wish. arrangements have been made with
FIRTH POND& co. for the carving out ofthe THIRD
AND LAST GRAND MUSICAL GIFT CONCERT on
scale Of magnttcence never yet eq1aled The TEN So
PERB PlANOFORTEs from the celebrated Manufsctor
ard Prison.
The MEDODEONs are from the factory Of Walsh Co,
Boston, ard combine al the latest Improvements made up
hose charming instruments, including CARHARTsS
PATENT
The HARP Is from the well knows factory Of Schultz
Co. London.
The best talent in the city will BE- engaged In the Concert
which will be splendid
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

" Sixth Ward WING COmmittee.-Exuact
rom the Minutes Of Dec 10, 1850:
"Resoloed That the Committee Ofl85i meet at the North
American Hotel the second Thursday Of January 1.-THE
ah for organization"
All meeting OF the Wing Committee OF the Sixth Ward
held az the North American Hotel on Thursday evening,
Jan g. 1851 pursuant the above resolution, N. c. EV
ERETT ESQ called to the Chair, and A. b. AMER
NAN, appointed Secretary pro TEN.
The Comm iltee duly organized, and motion pro-
ceeded TO ballot for Chairman Secretary and Treasurer
and the following gentlemen unanimously elected for
The ensuing year:
WILLIAM +. ROBINSON, Chairman.
CHARLES Y. BIRDSALL, Secretary.
DANIEL s. WEEKS, Treasurer.
On motion, the proceedings ordered to he signed
BY the Chairman and Secretary and published in The Trb'
une. Express, and Courier.
On motion, I'D josmed.
N c. EVERETT Chairman pro tenn.
ABB AMERMAN, Secretary pro tenn 1l0 It,