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RARYUM & BEACHs' PAPER-CARD

m III IhE PuBLIC.-The publishers Of the " ILLUS
IhATkD NEWS are compelled 70 announce thar, With
the ED OF very st steam press and double set Of hands
al work day and night they find temporarily out Of their
power TO Keep pace with the public demand for their paper
The oroer for II being five times than the number
tnsy VIII be able 70 prnt durns the current week.
indulgence requested ofthos and uh rbers who
have been inperecty supplied under the that.
be filed.
With the increased facilities which they have now in &C.
i've preparation the subscribers feel confident that the sub
sequent numbers Of the ILLUSTRATED NEWS" will
not be subject to any similar desys and VIII constantly I'M;
prove IN every department.
The first number Of this paper being IS 90 copies has
utmost capacity for the supply Of the second The second
edition viii be ready for the public "Wednesday. Dec q
previous TO which Is expected that al ordero the trade
VIII be supplied and agents and dealers here and else
where, viii be enabled TO obtain all the copies ordered.
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AN ELEGANT GIFT BOOK and one of
"A intrinsic yalue-THE PICTORIAL SKETCH BOOK
OF PENNSYLVANIA Its Scenery, &c, &c, popularly
described by Ely Bowen. illustrated with two hun
drt Engravnss and large and fnslycoored Map Price
e plain 81 50 full gilt
Agents wanted for this and other valuable works
The publications of Derby 4 Miller and Messrs. J. j.
L. Gihon constantly on hand. Apply to
R.T. YOUNG, No. 40 Fulton.
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WILLIAM HENRY FRY's FIFTH LEG.

=, 1UhE OF hls Course on MUSIC. Will be delivered
On'fUESDAY EVENING, Dec. "a to commence a. y,
O'clock, precisely " .
The subject Of the Fifth Lecture will be- the vOICE-ts
Pnysca structure and artistic capabilities the philosophy
OF composng for it. dramatically and wise; old and
new forms Of writing for it, the pecusres Of ancient and
nooern vocal composers-Psestrina, Jomel Purcell Han
gel Mozart Haydn, Rossni Belini and Others Besides
ms each piece Of MuGc the programme will be preced.
ca oy critical, explanatory and biographical remarks
The Vocal Illustrations Of the Fifth Lecture win be given
by Madame ROSE DE VRIES,
Signora PICO VIETTI
Sgnor VIHTTI,
Signor COLETTT,
and the GRAND CHORUS.
CONDUCTOR .......................Mr @. +. BRISTOW
Leader. Mr.. U. C. HILL.
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ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
II This day published, by @. ?. PUTNAM Co., NO "
f1ih iHE POETS OF THE WOODS, with exquisite Il
lustrsrions IN gold and colors ,-r,yops ,.os,x .,5
IL HOMES OF AMERICAN AUThUhSj pio'Asey An'
h,autifuy Illustrated in varioss elegant ananss, -
III HONE BOON Of THE flCIthEsSeI' VIII
RICHLY engraved Illustrations Of American sceney ~ n
Nv. Innings CHOICE WORKS Illustrated oy D1''
BuNYAN's PILGRIM, Illustrated with 500 exquisite
yf BooK OF HOME BEAUTY, with y female heads
'P Vm axMERiCAN LITERARY AND HlsTORISAL
CIIRIOSITIES (EseSimes Of valuable National p00u'
ms SIil MISS CooPERs RURAL HOURS, Illustrated
with eSSrSe Ss IissTrERs OF TRAVELLER, with
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xii Xii BTRAN0ERs LYRICS. with exquisite s'ee' In
sr SIIi THE MEMORIAL s0uvenr OF Genus An'
tirtue.
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DUTNAMs MONTHLY for January, 1853

DUTNAM's MONTHLY for January, 1853,
Il 10 now ready for delivery.
CONTENTS on TIE SvNsER
]. introductory.
2 Cuba
8 sPrng OF Summer.
T. The Warden Of the Cirque Ports.
B. Andrew Cranberry, Attorney at Law.
g. Songs Of Venice.
7. Homes OF American Authors.
8. A Small Story Of the Confessional
g. GonGola Sangs.
To- The Living Corpse.
IL A Swiss Journal
~ The Fountain Of Youth
Is French Almanscs
IA An Excursion to Canada
Is. Modem " Sprtualsm."
L. The late John L. Stephens
II. Fashion.
IS Our Young Authors.
10 Virginia IN Novel Form.
-. Personal "reminiscences Of Thorws'dsen
81 Uncle Tomitudes.
2. ErcsSons Cal0rie Ship.
Is Anecdote OF James Snithsoa.
"a. Editorial Notes.
Literature, American, English, French, German, &c.
Scientific Intelligence, Music, Fine Arts. etc.
Terms. IS cents a number, or IS per Gunrn-
@ p. PUTNAM l. Co. Publishsrs, No 10 Parf-paee.
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ITO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW.
Il YORK, BOSTON, Sc.-A Hardware Dealer In city
In Canada West wishes make arrangement Lar partner
or otherwi.e with house in the States or regular
supply OF American Hardware Address r. c. Of j. y
Ryan. Toronto, c. w
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS for the HUI ISi,.
BpAYsEPIsoDEs b gI.,,, BY A fs.
Poasis. Ia ta. :sss sss q h Inset:
lrs.e'.0, svo cloth gilt each g. lac same, TS .s
u beautifully colOrsd after nature eA'''
each a.. g. ,A.c,s,ss ,shl.. witty eooash sos sfef
S,rr spd WISE enough the study az" s n n TvazssEs
THE PRETTY PLATE, a D Sss vol limo cloth,
", 81 serts extra gilt gilt sdses 50 cents Who .is. Up
gut % ~ a., IA, no rc4d~r great % s - Tr,,rrr
We Nru,,ie ~ - lCc1iet a. -.
his '00l vi Z RIpFIELD Nos. ITO and liz Sas'aa''
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NHRISTMAs and NEW YEARS PRES

~ ENTS at SKATERS extensive Book aud Stationery
Sore No. eC4 ChafhaI-susre, the BOwery.-Annu
ais Albums Bibles, Prayer Books and beautiful assor
uent Of ether choice GINS juvenile and Chdrens Books
Also Papier Maehe, Rosewood DESKS and Work Boxes
lnksands Paper Weights and Porte Monnales Of every
stye and quality Games Puzzles and every variety Of
Stationery and Fancy Articles suitable for beautiful Pres
ens which be viii sell at very low prices, wholesale and
retail very extensive and choice stock Ot Note and other
Paper suitable for Invitations Bill Circulars, &C. TO
which he calls particga r attention.
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THE HOLIDAYS-Books, Stationery,

II Fancy Articlfs Canes &c ke AZ
T. J. CROWES'S No. $40 Broadway,
Nearly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel Nibos Oafoen
T. J. C. prepared TO wait his friends and others wso
are IN ruIsGit Of sifs ior the season.
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AS CHAxBEExaID by respectable Girl.
IA Good reference can be gwen BY her preseat employer
address c. W. No. lS6 Eat 2istst-
AS CHAxBERxAID and Waiter, or Nurse and
IA Searrs,ress By most Efficient young English Woman
and highly respectable VII make herself generally useful
IN ether situation No objection 70 60 IN the country or
travel with LADY,. Apply II No Is Bo~erJ
AS CoAcHNAy, BY young single Man, who
N perfectly understands his business Has the best Of
city rehrrence Apply AZ No IS 4th-sv, TO NJ. CAMP
BILL s.adler OF 70 Mr.. c. WALTERS, ladder, No 80
BSpsdvsy.
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BARGE for SALE.-The Barge CLINTON,
ID NV running from Pokeepsie TO New York weekly, q
offered for sale She is @ burden, with ght dranght o
water we fitted for freight with suitable accommodates
Tor pssepgers which necessary may BE- removed She
in good order and may be from Thursday t Monday
the Pier foot Of Murray st. N Y and on Tuesday ana
uars inquire Of Capt WILTSIE board on Of the sub
scrbers al Pokeepse. DOUGHTY, WILLIAMSON Go.
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ITO LET-weIl-Iighted ROOMS, With or
i without Steam Pcysr s q tx s5s sIaaqiTse q

TOLET-Ala large House and Stores, together
Il with large Shop the lot, known = No SIS
Broadway For further particulars inquire Of AARON
HARDMAN, No i2 Maberyst, doom below 0rand-x.
n B-None bat good and responsible person ned sppy.
Yesseop gwen en- W int Of My pexk
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Ubanres for Business Hlen.

A GOOD CHANCE for PRINTERS
IN Wanted, partner, in the Printing Business who has
s4C00 capital good practical printer will be- on pay
lshnent in Canada West which IS now clearing in cash
$500 wear Certificates 10 ability and character will
he r, CURED None but practical printers need apply. In
suire &c B. Pamers Advertising Agency Tribune Build
ing n. Y, where particulars may b. known.
A MAN of good moral character, and business
IA cspscity and experience may find q Partner with
from Goo to &5coO BY addressing L. J., Tribune Office
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T AWYERS' DIARY for 1s53.-Now pub

I AWYERS' DIARY for 1S53.-N0w pub
Il \ fishing and will be issued on Wednesday Dec. -, THE
LAWYERS DIARY FOR 1853. containing blank space
for every day the year much fa information relating
TO the different Courts and the following additional matter
Interest Tables per cent Complete List OF all the
LAWYERS in the CITY Sheres and County Clerks just
elected Commissioners OF DEEDS Public Noaries Rates Of
Postage Time OF Holding Elections in the State and City,
and City when held American Minister'S Charge Afzres
Foreign CoDu Presidents Of the United States Banks
the Cites Of New-York and Brooklyn Fire. Marine life
Trust Health and Life Stock Insurance Companies lnsur
ance OF Debts Accidents Insurance Companies IN Brook
lyp Steamboat Lines &C. &c. GEORGE II. BELL
Law Ststioner, No 1853 kaasaust
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ELEGANT CHRISTMAS BOOKS.-THE
IL KEEPSAKE for lR5S-"The Queen cfthe Annual
STORIES AND STUDIES FROM CHRONICLE AND
HISTORY. The best Glft. book iS youth
TIE WALDORF FAMILY. BY Mrs EmbuIy.
THE ROMANCE OF NATURES Or, The POeIical Lam
gusge of Flowers.
THE GIFT LEAVES OF AMERICAN POETRY. Ed
tied by Rufus W. GTiswold Esq.
SCRAP BOOKS in every desirable form md binding.
ALBUMS-A magnificent assortment IN papier nAchs
and other rich bindings.
Also large stock OF miscellaneous Books adapted to the
Holiday For sale BY JNO. c. RIKER,
No 10 Futon-st., Herald Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

A STEADY AND INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG WoaAS
IA wishes situation Cock in private family She s
excellent Washer and Ironer She excellent Btker
She thoroughly understands her bnsness IN s is branches
Would do chamberwork and ssshins she Is very capable
Of the same she understands homework perfectly Can
well recommended from her las, place. Car be seen
for two days if lot engaged AZ No. So Broadway corner
Anihory-sf.
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well effected stock Of Hardware amounting 70 seour
SZiCoe together with the privilege OF enns hffTste
store erby located for soch busize~ The aene hal
bss conducted during the lat twenty years and owned
solely BY the advertiser Yer perons eesroas Of gong INTO
the Hardware business 10 better opportunity may
Cffe
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ITNHE ANNUAL TOKEN of FRIENDSHIP,
Il LOVE and TRUTH.-The ODD FELLOWS Of
FERING for 1853 Vol III, beautifully illustrated and
richly bound in Morocco, Git with Odd Fellows Enberns
Also, LIFE ofGRANT THORBURN,
FAMILY MONITOR. BY Mrs. Ellis
GUIDE TO SOCIAL HAPPINESS
Published by T.. WALKER, No. III Fultonst, and for
sale at all the Booksellers.
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ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
No. II Spruce st., New York.

TTHE LATE ERSKINE MASON, ID. D.
Il CHARLES sCRIBNER, No. lt5 Nassau st., publishes
THIS DAY A PASTORS LEGACY Discourscs on Prac-
teal Subees By the late Rev Erskine Mason d. D. In
vol syo with Portrait and Memoir, BY Rev. William
Adams d. ID.
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IRON WORKS for SALE

~ This property, located within " miles OF Carisie,
Cumberland County Pa viii Dc offered al pubs sale on
the premises on SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF January,
Isss at u O'Clock, NJ This property consists Of about
10 Of Land Of which $50 acres cleared and IN
good Of cultivation the resldus - lumber land The
improvements consist OF twenty Dwelling Houses, t.ole
stone and os three large Bank Barns large Mer
chant Mill 100 BY IS feet Saw Mil, Forge, Furnace Coal
This property in wsterpovs has the advantage OF the
Boiling Spring and Yellow Brooches Creek eonaned oon
never falling and never freezing streams OF wafer aa
which never fail 10 keep the WORKS in operation day and
night The works stopped BY freezing weather
and they located IN the heart OF the great
valley There is an nexhsasbe supply OF the best ors
on Ina premises The works and Of easy &C
cess ..,.
VIII call with the undersigned, residing az the Mannoa
House. on said tset.-Dee. Q, 1852 PETER " ZOE.
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Tickets, with seats secured, 80 cents
Tickets and places be secured daily from 10 AZ
VIM Hall Sons Music Store No 239 Broadway corner Of
and at the door the evening of the Lecture
meDce at y O'Clock, precisely.
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CONTENTS
Of the ILLUSTRATED NEWS for the week ending satur
day, Jan. /, 1853.


/. Birth Of the New-Yesr" design by Thomas
large page engraving pronounced by artists to DO
Of the most beautiful designs ever produced
THE Last Moments of Daniel Webster rnazni6.
cent Picture covering two entire pages The position the
various members Of MrWebsters family and friends stand
Dg around the diving bed sfthfuy represented The
lures OF the dying statesman accurately produced The
group also includes portraits Of Mr. Fletcher Webster Dr.
Warren Mr.. }. w. Paige, Mr.. Peter Harvey, Mr. &. A.
Appleton The accuracy Of these portraits has been greatly
asssted by the daguerreotype.
5. Mr. Wetsier's Library large engraving showing
an internal view Of this beautiful apartment
4. !" The Mansion Of Daniel Webster at Mgrshfedr A
beautiful picture, drawn on the spot.
5. The Tomb Of Daniel Webster
Car"
T. Destruction Of Chickering'S Great Piano Forte Man
uactory at Boston Mass large and spr engraving
g. View Of the Foundation OF the Crystal Palace, New
g. THE Csloric Ship Ericsson
10. 1.-THE Great CONFEDERATION at Sacramento City,
u The Opening Of Consress-ReoeivIns the Message in
the Senate"
II The Opening of COngress-Reading the Message in
the House.
The above engavngs all produced In the beauti
ul and costly manner, accompanied with appropriate inter-
esting letter pres descriptions.
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EOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per-
IL feet order; also, WIRE MILL, with abundant
water stuatsd about three miles from Peeksk Apply 70
JOSEPH STRAND, Peekskin Post-Once, or 70 T. n.
BIBBY KINGS Bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

A TTENTION Hundreds of Volumes have
~ been added 10 my stock during the past week
Frerch and other Foreign works standard works Nus-
tsted Books Juvenile Boois in French and Engs Popu-
lsr Literature Of the day. bound and unbound.
FRANCIS HORsFALL, No So Broadway.
Llbraire Etrsnxere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
ELEGANT MUSICAL ANIMALS, for
u sale hv WM. HALL SON. No. 80 Broadway.

A GOLD MEDAL awarded for the best
N Book bindins was gwen BY tho American Institute,
al the late Far, 10 L. WALKER SONS, New-fork
Book Bindery, No. ia Fulton-st.
T. w Sons respectfully inform their trlends and ne
uuhhe that thew I'VE special attention their elegant Pic
tori.l and SbsiaBtx Bookbindnz Of al descriptions OF
large illustrated works - -
BoydeFs shakspere, tis!d BOOK OF nc kssouhon,
VoS.rfh rs Worts Virtues Bible AID Illustrated
Hsrpers Bibls and ShAksrsre, WorkA
H.rreT. Mas.xiue Talls & Co.'S SIakspere,
Irrrp~rrrDlc Frryclopedia Andubons Qnairupeds add
FsrTilv D.yotiou. Ornitbolosy of Anerlca-
re life OF Christ Royal Portfolios aud ALIASES
re- AL Sescriptions Of Pictorial Library snd Joo Book
hr dug executed n and elegant styles rsasonabs
rr,ce. q iheir old s.ant- No III FalIon-st
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count BOOKS, DIARIES for 1853,
IA PAPER STATIONERY Of every variety, al low
-c.. Eooks u.Ge 70 pattern with pinted heading PACED
onired FRANCIS LOUTREL,
stStcners Prr.srs and Book Binders No II Madsn-sne
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q respectable Woman.

w situation a. Cook in respectable private family
Viii in washing snd ironing and make herself
orally useful Has lived in this country for the last ten years
and eight years Of that me in family Il hrstraie
Baker. Can be for two days AZ No 6thst- near
Bovery, in the bookstore.
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ITO SHIP. OWNERS and MASTERS-For


sale cheap complete ct Of English Charts with sail
ing directions for the North and south Atlantic aud Pa
cine Oceans reudDg the Straits Magellan and the Bay
and HaIbor Of San Ersncco from recent survey and on
the lag scale published. Apply TO GEO. w. ATWOOD,
No 20 Wster-st.
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"ANTED-Twenty young Ladies for an
w Equestrian Paseant-Tuton in the srt Of riding fee
For particulars apply the Box Office of the Amphits
ter No. 81 Bowery, between the hours Of and > 2 NJ.
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WANTED-By thorough business young
w Man. in Commercial House, a situation Receiver
or Assistant Book Keeper Address to W, N Y Tribune
Office.
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LET-One Of the most magnificent Man.
lions in the city, occupying six lots The house 90.
sheS and furnished in tho most expensive nanper TO
AIR. L J.. this once.
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LETTER PRESS.
An original New Year Poem, BY Alice Carey with an
autograph. The Legend of Bernaldns- original by
Chas g. Leland with autograph The Water Carrerr"
story Of rural life in France by Richard b. Kinbal To
John Franklin. Francis Andre Michsux, by the Editor
Swnders and Adventures in the City Of NewYork The
Expedition to the Amazon. Music and the Drama Sir
Archibald Aisons History Of Europe. The Opening Of
Congress The Death of Webster. The New-York Crystal
Palace The Confegration of Sacramento The Caloric
Ship Ercsson The Dead of 1882 q complete list of deaths
Of eminent during the present year Recent Liter
Destruction Of Chickering'S Piano Forte Manufac
tory at Boston Latest Intelligence from all parts of the
World
SINGLE COPIES SIX CENTS. Served to Subscribers
their residences in NewYork and all the principal cities
Of the Union for SIX Cents Week payable the Carrier
By Mail 70 any part OF the country 50 year or 81 50 per
volume Of months
Persons residing IN New-York who desire to have the
paper served regularly at their dwellings have only send
their addresses either to the publication office No lz8 Full
ton-st the sun Office, corner OF Fulton and Nassauss
10 Bernums Museum, Broadway. Single coDies
obtained any Of the above places also all the principal
Periodical Stores News Agencies, OF the Carriers News
Boys, &c.
The second number will appear SATURDAY Jan. g.
with lsTee number Of beautiful engrayinss
The public respectfully informed that very large and
magnificent original picture n process Of production
be gwen away gratis 10 subscribers
Those who wsh all the numbers of the volume
sLould subscribe Immediately.
Artists naval officers Travellers and others at home or
abroad respectfully invited 70 forward drawings and
sketches of all important scenes Occurrences that may
NEWS, New York. Such drawings and sketches when
used, wal be literally paid for Artists going abroad in
vited to communicate with this office before leaving
~ T.. L. BarDum has contributed $4,000; Henry ID.
Beach $4,000 and Alfred L. Beach $50 90 making
capital Of $4,000 for the publication OF the ILLUSrRAT
Ed NEWS. This amount will be trebled if found
establish permanently in this country good illustrated
Newspaper at price within the means OF all classes To
accomplish his eessn \ no Expense win be spared
IL. ID. L A. L. BEACH, General Partners.
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" Emigrant Intelligence Once and I.abo
Excbauge. Nos. % and "a Canal-st, Newly ork-Th
"a ce Il estabshed BY the Commissioners Of Emigration
where can always be found large numbers Of Laborers an
Servants very low rates OF wages and persons can nav
tsir orders filed by writing the Superintendent and
ting the amount pay the passage Of the parts
JAS p. FAGAN Superintendent
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HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS--TOM THUMB and the
FORTY THIEVES. The AMPHIBIOUS MONSTER,
called the Sea hgresa performs in the from 8
and from 81 to 10 P. nj. The PETRIFIED HORSE and
RIDERS now here At this Afternoon. TOM THUMB,
and the interesting drama of RAYMOND AND AGNES,
At this Evening TOM THUMB and the romantic spect-
scle of THE FORTY THIEVES.
Admittance TO the whole Museum, the Entertainments
&C., Is cents Seats in the Parquet ia cents extra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

To Peoples Lectures.-The third Lecture Of the
will be given at the Tabernacle by Rev WIN. w
PATTEN, of Hartford, on TUESDAY EVENING, Dec
28 Subject The Martyrs of Yesterday the Heroes Of To-
day Doors open at o'clock, lecture to commence at
Tickets 12l cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

ITO LEASE-for a term Of five or ten years,
l. the Plot Of Ground opposits the CFyyesl Pslses,
bounded BY sothst ethsv and 3stt being 200 feet on
ehsy 70 feet 4thst and S3thst For further parcu-
lars, sppy 10 ID. T. MACFARLAS No. NaAsau-sf, from
10 ~ % 2P. ~, or No. 81 ID Az. from 70 "a Y. and
5to7P.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27

ITO LET-The two story and attic brick
Il House No 2 West 18th 1t, between Och sad 9shsya
Possession given immediately and very low the 1t
Of May Aso the front basement and third Hcos OF
house No 20 West lhs Inquire ~ either Of the shove
places for particulars
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DISLEY's GRAND ILLUSTRATED
PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-


ID LEM end the HOLY LAND is now open--adnisioa
80 cts--chdren half price-at the new and spacious
GEORAMA,
in Broadway adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel and con-
tinue every evening Painted from authentic Drawings
made upon spot by Mr. BANNARD during an extensive
tour undertaken expressly for the works Mr. D. will ex
plain the Paintings personally Picture moves at ~ and on
"wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-15
WOODBUtN'S FGVIE AID ACUE
hTnY

v ON offered the public for the first time. This med
icc has e<stcG ii. "a private fanny for more tha
nN wears. has been distributed o SIDERABLE eAtci
ar. friends has duriI2 the whole Time, aud in. al.
prov TtssI lever ii,ii; r<cdl, whether
lied ~ OouHo GASES or 10 third dI sSue Ct well
kLcNL stubborn LatOrlct!.
such -egieICc together with numerous solicitations
from fci,ds, H.. Gccd the proprietor To gave - In.
pt.llir. The undersigned. who Know the medicine 10y
ih.ir own eccrie,c consented To Ike ,,cchcN
para Iiiss aid illinois, add onef IL b. N;
iu2s sii - bpc, M.th the express understanding
IT, thu mo-. y will a4ays BE- rcfdiGcd ~here The nedi-
ecinnSed accordiI tiurc tio> dues .O al. et ptrfeJ
and permanent taahlLul ALl.lS a HON L..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-15
ID lNIi TRY

As. II. JUPlE, Dental u'geoI, desiring IL rclna
- permanently Evansville. teLdcrs his profession
services TIL citizens Of the town and the surrorid.
couttrS. .ucGs for lie present 81 the Green ttIt
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