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BUFFALO, Jan. Is, 1862
About two o'clock this morning. fire broke out in
the saloon kept by David Dix in the basement Of the
building the corner Of Main and Eagle streets The
fire speedily communicated with the drug store Of P. O.
vought Co. in which large quantity Of combustible
matter kept end spread with fearful rapidity to
two adjoining buildings Main street. and to the ad
joining dwelling house Eagle street all Of which
entirely consumed before the flames could be subdued
The buildings on Main street were occupied, on the
ground floor by P. G. yought & Co., druggists Miss
Young, milner, and Elias W Palmer, grocer. The up
per stories were occupied by lawyers mirers, &C.
The building on Esgle street private dwelling,
occupied by Aaron Bean, daguerrean artist.
Owing to the rapid spread of the flames, but little
property saved and the loss Will reach SIS 600 or
$4,000.
The most melancholy part ofthe calamity remains to be
told The second story OF the drug store occupied by
alr Bean da suerrean artist, dwelling Mr. Bwas sit
ting up with the corpee of his child and would lssv
the building until the corpse removed The fire had
got to uch extent when ne attempted to escape that
be sufocated by the dense smoke and when brought
out OF the building corpse His wife and daughter
who in another chamber, rescued unipured
within half hcur after the discovery Of the fire
ard while large crowd Of spectators in the street
portion Of the walls of the burning buildings fell cut
ward burying seyern persons under the ruins. oaly
one person, yet is known to have been fatally in
jured
A. NJ. G. Smith, agent for the Hartford Insurance
Company highly respected citizen of this city
at work in the alley iii the Of the building just a.
the walls fell which buried him beneath the ruins. He
speedily extricated and taken to his residence lie
fingered ir,epsb!e till o'clock BY the death of Mr.
Smith, the city loses most active and useful citizen
lie leaves wife and six children.
German, came unknown, was also seriously injured,
ard several others more or ess hurt
1. is not yet positively known but that others are
buried under the fallen walls.
The loss by fire, be a'certained is
$4,000
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American Produc ti0ns I'm France.
Translated from the journal du HAvre Dec g. 1851.
The chamber has received from the Minister Agri
culture and Commerce tho folio wing dispatch =

CttOn1 III n rance
Translated from the journal du Havre Dec 2s 1851
The chamber has received from the Minister Of Agri
culture and Commerce tho folio wing dispatch =
IMPORTATION ooTrons FROM A-rsivILEoE or
STAYING IN A PORT.
GENTLE considerable disproportion has existed
for time between the price Of cotton in the city of
Havre and in the market OF Liverpool In order to
store the equilibrium and facilitate cotton importa.
tons several chambers Of have asked OF my
department to obtain permission that the American
chips may henceforth, without losing the benefits OF
direct navigation, be authorized TO iaEnglsh ports
That request could not fat to attract the attention OF
the government tor it not only interests industry
but also mercnsLt navy which you takes only
restricted part in tranp ortng cotton Under
that point OF view 1t TO be feared that facilities
conceded TO the American Gag would result in reducing
the proportional part OF tho,e Of ships which enter
tain relations with the American Union. But 1t
acknowledged after profound examination, that the
question OF industrial interest predominant and that
It was necessary TO give satisfaction Consequently
the Munster OF finance has upon my proposition ads
decson which permits American vessels loaded with
cotton to touch English pOrte in prsser giag the beue
hs OF the direct navigation between the United States
and France with the ton however tket those
sels coming from Engsn ports Fra1or 3hs be obliged
toprove hat they have broken her cargo sud that
they have not rad in the port where they touched any
commercial oparJtlon.
The privilege just 50 ken OF IT, however conceded
only as provisional title. che government reeervng for
lis II the IiRht o. maintaining vorkinG IT. tia result,
gwen by perier ce htng Known pray you, gentle
uen to make know 20 ~ thc interested sheabeye de-
citIop IN Which you will see, Believe testimony
Of The Al sccituSe Tor he general uereat OF
the country. The Custom House service mas reoe Esd
the ntcessaty oueis 10 .0sGle tGe lto uf tAe
meshu
Receive, gent men te a.au,eu ~ NJ distinguished
consideration II LetEsFRG DuRUFLE
Minister Of Agriculture AMI Commerce.
PARIS, December 20 1901
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Later from Guatemala,

We have in possession fes of the Gdceta 4. Ga,e.
mad to the 5th ult from which translate the most
interesting items The newly elected President Of the
republic, Rafael Csrrera published manifesto address
t. HE fellow citizens in which he says that called by
tie voice Of the people to the high magstrsture Of his
country, he will direct all his exertions towards tn
well being and prosperity Of the republic All partie
united in estsb,hing form Of government such
as was required and counseed by experience The vel
being peace and greaness Of the republic depend upon
tie justice Of the government l viii employ all ny
capacity and the authority confded TO me insure it
protrerity. Believe nay sincerity in the love for m
try and If all of you without any distinction
operate with me, shall accomplish the wants OF the
rtople-pesco and order. ] will act In such mannec
that our foreign restions will be of the most itepd
terms the treaties with ether governments and thol,
to be made, will always be reported with the greatcst
faitEfulnes.; and hope that frank policy will 81
ways maintain coed relations with the neighborirg
tses lt is the only way to be adopted 10 order 70 pre-
'erve cur indererd.uoe cur honor. Gnd quieness
hope that the fanctonsis' 81 the republic viii aid me
IN fulfilling that aim for the bcueht az our country
Inhabitants q the departments during the troubles
the gssorrmeBt wae Obliged 10 deiepd the republic
we viii regulate peace and justice viii not fi to
tfupIsh my duties In that important question GuRte
Iasiars have promised to sustain our religion Jus-
tee ST The guardian 81 society aud towards pfom1tng
tAe general property hope shal perform nv duty
RAFAEL CABRERA.
On ne 80 II December The President a The republic
rtctirtd 81 public sitting " Leone AUgtand officer 81
800 LtBon c AenQr. charge OF AFFAIRS aud general con.
~ q the Trench republic &C Guatemala. That repre-
truietvt MADE speech in which he spoke Ct tho desire
@ Hrcs ~ entertain friendly relations with Guatemala
lat for himself be shouid always try Il promote
thsm The President Of the republic answered Lin 70
di'courso which fhowed great attachment "a. tl.
nsttn he representative vt which he was happy
before him.
Tire Secretary Of Foreign Aalirs received the sane
day dispatches q sgnor Marques de Lorsf zano ff0m
Rome His Holiness bad expressly recognized tEc Ia
dependence of the republic and received tho above
numtd gentleman - Charge dAffairs Of Guatemala
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picteorolorIcal observations.

~ hoasfs IFLEGhAPIi. oFFtcE 10 WALL STREET.
SunpAt, January 49, L. II.
IIrsLo Barometer 1855; Thermometer IL; wind
Lerth IL has been cloudy, but rather pleasant day
BccufsTEE.-The weather has been very cold here
To day-thermoneter degrees below zero L. has been
showing and blowing bard all lay.
siRAcrsE We have had cold AMI cloudy day. with
the wind northwest; Thermometer zero.
UTioa The wind is north and 1t il showing hard.
Tb.rm omei.r3.
ALBANY Several inches Of snow have fallen during
the day Wind northwest. This has been the coldest
day of the The thermometer which last evep-
irg marked above zero, kept at that point until Z
o'clock thi. evening, when it fell to 4.
EcsToy o p M-snow has fallen here nearly all day,
srd it ie st falling fast The weather /. extremely
cold
Troy 1t has showed slightly all day. The wind is
ocIo from the northwest Thermometers g
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NV ORLEANS Jan. l6, 1862.
Cotton. The sales odsy have reached COO bales. Al.
firm pces. 1hr taes OF the week reach 40 coo bales.
and The reported receipts at all Southern ports 900
ahead CT last year at this time.
PFoWpTSCE, jan IL 1852.
We have had quite an active demand for cotton
during the week ending this evening with sales Of about
5tC0 bales principally 20 arrive and generally at the
current rates OF last week We quote New Orleans and
Mobile fair at TO- lo,c; middling fair. 81 lQc
upands fair, ~ 9s1c.; middling fair 9a ~ 20. We
have had large sales wool firm aud advancing
prices. The following the principal sales Of the
week FLEECE, l23fCO lbs at prices ranging according
10 quality from 37js "a &C., pulled, $1,000 lbs, at
from 81 TO &C., according to quality foreign 7sc0 lbs
at om ~ to z6c Total sales Of the week l;5 200 bs
Prices for printing cloths are firm and tending up
wards. Sales Of the week 2s 100 pieces.
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WAN cAAsBEEKs soUTH AMERICA AND CALI.
snl-1n AMEAIcA ANnCAlIroR.
1EM QUALIFICATIONS

X wv MEDICAL B0oKs.--A COMPLETE PEhCIIUai
wosg on thc nature and tretiment Of fdacases snd Al
- i!tasea shooHons-iue.gatsd BY ueas numher q
NulNlN eolored Plates, largs ltehI Homer boea
tgE d. ootsrer on surgery sna dsesses Of Abgfs
atmed nNnrc - 10 large gnsrsa, $50 pp, seeond
1slhsn Tree blV k1wacs from shs Bosom Aediosi Ahe
SuTfA Journh-t may bc said toarlessty 40 be equal
Esofdb or Actons work on thc psme family Of dseaos
,as corntry Author Of work cs "Hsnrsl peeih. snd
bow 30 Keep Young price rs oeass. Aathor OF Ihn pa
mlly fhyoicsn price ~ oen. Anser u avoFk On salt
Abuec, ard ~ Deplorahle caSosT 3D. -, sth csvon,
fourteen rntee; price IN saiA ths rl lshers,
sTRIE0sk T0wrsssD, - @foedssr sas w ths
arlanr, 90 BrOai~ay
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CoPARTNEpsnIP NOTICES.

nToTICE-sEEING AN ADvERTIsEMENT ~ TIE
IN Nev York Herald and Sun Of tho l7th January giving
notice Of between the subscrber and Mayor
Iiwm been formed the 3lst day OF July 1851
ioa.tca in ssugertes Ulster county New York hs Ia 70
i've notIsa thst no such coparneshp has been ontored
No srd that Abe not hold himself
,,psS ~ Az ~ ss;d Rvm ISAAC KOSENB0U0H,
~ pmus,. sso "a iss, Now YORK oitY.
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Fire I'm sand Ky, Ohio.

s.yDusEY Jan. IS, 1852
About one O'Clock This morning, fire broke out in
Campbell Sons fancy store, and before the flames could
BE- subduec. the whols building consumed. Ths
book store Of william Hewitt, and regar shop in III
same building, were entirely consumed. Loss sbou
10000 partly insured.
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The EloHTH OF JANUARY Al NEw ORLEANS
The anniversary Of the Battle OF New Orleans cee
brated with great pomp In that city the sh instant
morning. and appropriate performances at the theatres
In the evening. At the Orleans theatre Mrs. Wideman
sang the Marseilsse Hymn accompanied by aful cho-
rus aud orchestra
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ZINE AnTs-A FAVORABLE AND NICE CHANCE

kISE ARTs-A FAVORABLE AND NICE CuANCE
tor those wishing hno Monumental fine marble Mon
beautifully in the Gothic style, with the
stusrY lgure o. Hope. la lust been completed by two
cebrsted Luror6an scuptors The monument 10 eighteen
feet two inches IN height The architecture and figures,
pg dnifed cmbems has been executed in euch
sttRtos style, that well may IL be said OF H. 1t has no
this city The monument may be seen and s for
sslo by hsegen and T. Pfeer Tsenty strset
between Third and Lexington avenues u Said artists
furherore recommend themselves to the public Tor
ecutirg work in sculpture, Statuary, Portraits,
rich Aante Pieces and Monuments in all desisrs which
will be done in such style to secure general satsscton
VEKSHAEGEN u PHEtFFER.
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Death OF a Disiins uIshed LDuislanian.
Nav oRLEsNs Jan. l6 1852.
Joshua Baldwin formerly Recorder OF the Second
Municipality OF New Orleans aad prominent citizen.
Oil 4. suileny. this evening, of apoPlexy.
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FINE ARTS.

II 0SsUTH EEDALS-THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
IN article ready for Gale. 1t has excellent
likeness great Magyar chief with tho motto ous
Kossuth tho OF Hungary and the
extract fsOm his great speech Nov in tho name Of
eternal truth and by all hat sacred and dear to since
tho history mankind is recorded there has been
Just than the cause OF Hungary Prices:-So gold
r,cd. in case Sl5 No silver do gold gill; in 81 So
so.sdo, in case 81 2 No. do geld gilt in boxes $, 10
ducon made to persons purchasing quantities For sale
wholesale snd retail by GODDARD 100 William street.
psnes making target practice are invited 70
call 81 Wm Hall Sons 29 Broadway, and examine the
Kossuth Medal the neasess and most desirable article
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THE BALL SEASON.

60. F:mGRANp LODGE OF SOUTHERN NEW
% is .. a
Esn;Sa a. ~ hs Crane Assembly ana rs.y, @ I. Ss given
IssIopelisa rsriss, Hall o. TonaaS s1snIn:
JACOB Sssssh. Az, Treas onoo, Custom House.
'tSa wo erssss s crser T S Dsss 5sss Custom H,u,s
sasoaaSs sso aSs fssnsn 70 Ssis;.,i rs sn :ss
Gftsa:SR; snsaan q ai si'h R..ss1soa sEs1ss ..r.
:. 9. Lsyish; 2Ss Grand street
&. g. 4 T. rt'.la's rsss & 4 K:issn sssn .ns isrss'
" Mp RessSSsy SGsa. III i,esss GTSsnW'A street
:. Jane, >. SMITH, q P.rs row; r
!cssps Greer mm,ssI @ tA,rss5Rsns ~ vs.
tanned eisher Of s commissee Of the under
s osI S,;..p
f.n:s a.is. Gs.as sss Courier sas Enquirer oi''.
smss snn Il H csytsn sts ecsad o siF h ''s''
Scmses The ode axe rsaassed 10 appc,r In roz,ua
SECOND ANNUAL sAsqslG Ball or rAGfsTIHl
nis.5 SALOON on Mons,S svs1ns Ss.assy s +. :ss a.
s.nsa Hasi rsa - ssa n isiiovss
% eTSsnws st PE Mss.1 q m cf.no nsts
Jr los Atisasio srees broctyn; R.ssrss 2siGT.ad
MnS 5.%s s s'.fF M s q kscera
borne o'' ''ss s'i;S;i
mSsr, a. cf hs orass rs 10 appear in alro
e.lis.
ANNUAL BALL or THE B.XrIk BLUES M "a GAfTAJN IA,
"A Moore - Nibos saloon on Tuesday Jan .1th; lsos
Tickets be procured ~ The Mercer House and ~ the
Wsstohest.r House.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNUAL BALL OF THIS
- soiet will he held Wednesday evening the 2lst OF
Janusry, a. TAmmanv E,N. Committee OF hrrAnSemenh
II. j. HAnsca, G. Muller, }. fetterson.
VT ossr TH-GRAND BAIL AND sufPERmTRooPA
annual ball kblos SstcR Thursday evening" January
a. 1852 the proceeds vlch viii be appropriated to1.
Hungarian freedom. Tickes can be had htths @
lowing pisocp-Hail soEr, jacques Brothers, Gon1
II Cedar strect Lieut. All. 2 Broadway; j. n genn 2i
Broadway e. IL. Atkins, ~ Greenwich street beemAn
Brosdway Astor House irving House. New York H TEL
Carleton Housc snd Deroneos in Brosdwsy ana Wilkn
FRANCIS j. LOUIS. Chairman.
UFSps 6rRsrfr. Treesurcr.
,r,.gs IsAE,5g' i,onasi ~ A3sis'' {secretsrics.
DE G. BRooKEs' DANCING AND Waiting
IL. academy Eagle hoors Of Chryste and Del
y streets On Tuesday and Friday till lsdicg
rnd children and from N lt5s for gentlemen Private
New olassel arc row forming Mrs Brooses' even
ing cassee 10 ladies tcxcusveiy) NJ NO 2 street,
on Tneaday Va pA rdRyt, ON ~ TIL o'clock The
ssboosbe svles now II this Eur0re
S be tau utht In the thertc 1srbie time ana most eaoo
Only rev letua are necessary TO render the
soupil moa excellent All pereops who have at
aad be 70 acquire the arb are eiaesed
sIINEY WE'LL. AFb EIs SISTER MADAME Il.
III giaysllPe Academy or Dancing tpd graceful deror
ssr commencing Clsstet Tor sduts, Mondays And Thurs
morning evening" clA.soa for mrt.rs ane nisrS
Sdneadsys and SATURDAYS. Az l., "a hours aerOted 70
tpecisi eissseJ and 70 private lessons.
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teINNE DbTE' OF THE "GOOD TtNI COMING"
L Monday evening. Jsuusry - Tho Aoshanian
take great pleasure to their friends aud the
public seaernly hey viii rs oonneaco her ssIiea OF
Concerts Tor tie People at tho Tabernacle sud will give
their ocond srsrd Musical Soiree aboyo Monday
evenTe next, Jan ~ programme Ct the beas Wit
Re in rodled including the Sting OF Labsr given at ho
Printers Festival also, new aud beautiful song by Mis-
Goetenw Tickets 25 each TO be had 1T musG
ard It TIE door Doors 1t ha!fras6 to commence 80
lali-nasl L. a'clnck.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

+. .N .l.sN es-e
GBEGoRYs GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
" Parce Express via the Ishmus Of NICARAGUA through
IL ave dsysThe subscribers will forwsrd
ESIcfs ght by this expeditions Route by the steamship
re-s particularly requested 20 have their goods ST Ills
ass on OF before Monday 10Th in'' in raSssses no'..
steamer. THOMPSON " HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, l49 feat ssrses corner Wall
~ s-d Parcel Express-Our next shipment will 20 tor.
bi tic United States Mail Steamer FL Dorado I'D
January. Gtorgs, 29h nst in charge of tpeeisl
cosurrs Charges on esh twenty per cent less han BY
Other Express. Packages not to exceed 25 pounds
Fesey street, Asior House; Broad street, cor Wall
II INGsLEY s. CO.'S EASTERN AND SOUTHERN
"a BxpreFs for the tae speedy transmission Of ems
Varces sad merchandise oolectns noses drafts bills &c
business ATTENDED 10 IN New York Boston and Phi
ltdelphia. ofee No WAL street. corner Of broadway
WAN CAasBEEK's soUTH AMERICA AND CALL
forna Express will be despatched for the ishmus ports
.ht faoihe san francisco, and sandHiea ianda on
yUiuF ccivefcd Office Wednesday, the 2es inst
era packages received Twelve oolo NJ on the day
. corsiandt stteeA
WAN GAAsBEEK's SOUTH hAERfCh An d CAlIfoS.
fSrresA the United Ssatps Nal StesmsAt9 $50
tssgres riyerlne proprietor Of this ~
r-t teer Cpgrgo for he last - years the t~l'
tscNavC rTiytgc CT acnding eyprcae goods IN Acssrf
CnEOp Tvbac & Con. steHmera, pyiuH on Vie 1hAtFa4
liver vith enables nc proprietor % place rdg1s "a
lsEa8s Two SAYS ahead Of aHy otaaf express,
A u. yIN GasSBEEK, 25 Courtandt Of, Sew gtA
ifentf--Hesars Gleason, Russell y Co, Chauge, - /"
q, burgess Gilbert stiil san Francisco Netgretos
H,sel .le, 40 Cedar street; Btiss5 DoaslAs.i -
broadway. New York.
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GRAND SCOTTiSE CONCERT BY TIE FRASER FA.
" ms, nt the TahernaoeTLe Messrs aud Kisses Fraser
have the honor of announcing the public thas they will
theis lest Grand Musical Ente ainmen consisting Of
gems OF Scottish and selections from populsr
sers, on Ntdnesday evening Jan. 2 1cketg Sd cants.
Doora open ~ 6h O'clock; Ccncers 20 81 IN
O'Clock.
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EELLCHS' MINSTRELS.-NEN YOaK IS FINISHED,
and boast OF the greatest band il the World
thsrts 20 Tie n:nets telegraph for a salasbo aseouca
10 bringing toEether talent ~ be
foucd II Fellows Bsad fA Broadway They the
greasse Secto Eeipeatcrs shas lived Tis band Of
start comprising such gentlemen Briss Brewer. Slit
or Tasyer hewconb &c &c, 10 canpos fsii 20 plsaes
ALL They perform evening this week and Wednes
day and Saturday atornoope. Admission uoua Is
ccus; Children l25, conse Doors A. Ga o'clock
mence ~ II o'clock.
EEILOWS hlNSTRELS-fRANK BOWERS BENZ
1T viii take y acc January ioA, which
Mesrs Sitter. Mitchell and flociey will appe.r. Far psIti
Culcfc hs
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M ELcHs NATIONAL clEous, cIEsTE uT sfsEGf
Exhibition rightly uf the yrsnd cqucscian psntors Of
the En- EkATfp c1kFb, ta.staeg with IA n@ssaiaa<
heymii-rsAp CT Ge &sr And tho otAsr membses OF this
astinRvshei Every description OF srisn sad
entertainments here proiuoed scale or
eritIeor by sssshlsaneat in the world
iri y n. kiIoB Equestrian Director; Portland aud Wor
rell. Ciosne
EIRCUs.-NEw YORK AhpniTasATkz, T BowEEY
~ Last week but OF the great French Equestrian
Troupe Tio evening and during tho vssk the Irensh
Equestrian Troupe w appear in avaicty OF perform
ances E.. janice sJers the performing clown and his pa
pii AAse- Ward viii make ther st appearance The lu
ocrous blresGuc sporting Of the Pony Races Union
which will nc introduced ar Sands entire stud Of Sha
Afternoon rtrtormnrc Saturday Boxes, IS chill
ofen uId dor rine, hslf-p-ice Fit, l21 cents
A Polio ROOMS. SUNDAY EVENING
"A Grand Sacred Coneerrhs entertainments viii conest
Fccsl and Instrumental Music, selected she
celebrated comroers viz Haydn Mendelssehn Beethoven
Mozart, trohr Adnstence Is Doors op
c'clook; 80 commence At O'Clock.
4 Attest lSTrLLGENCE!-GR GREAT NEWs.-PRoFEs
~ Anderson re.commenccs his grand Soirees Hyssa
reusCs at tie Metropolitan (late Tripr) Hall, Tuesday
evening, the 10th inst. zee bills.
CoMpLlMENTARY EENEyI1.-TuE FRIENDS or
~ Mrs. Skerrett will meet At the Irving House.
(luedsy evening" 10 appoint. comniteo, and take into
the best means for giving her
Dentrt. Tie meeting is 10 commence Att o'clock. Pune
tual attendance is solicited.
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GRAND TE5TlMONIlL CONCERT FOX fHE BERE.
u NJ c ar Moh h,e King Chosates yooaliss and Violin
is educated tire Asylum for the Blils, Liverpool
StuYyesent Eal go Broadway on Iuesdsy even e. jan
20 si2 It eight o'clock pa Vocal nni Ia
srunen.sl performers MISE OCounGr choir st Bd ,ts
CArrcl Mad Con3slez choir Of Sc Gouabe Church hiss
Morsp choir Of st ffnois Hasies Church siss nsrooi
Gilmore and two young laoies pupils OF Mr. Chas H. King
&r /! erosvsnor, choir Of 81 Jo,ephs NJ Grosyonor
oConnor orgsnist ef St B,ioge hs uons-ez choir Of
St. Cclumhs, and Mr. Aiehaol King, choir Of Cathedral
Conductor Nj. Charles KING. urganat OF st. Joseps
Church New YORK. who will preside =. the Panoforte The
will consist Of choice sasct,on Of the meet
operate SnrRs Trioa Choruse &c. Of the day She
newest irish Eaadn In,trun tai solos nc BY tho above
named gentlemen, and by Nc Michael King vocs
For psrt!eGlsrs see small bills Committee Of Arrange
ments FAiP j. Cnnar5, JAM lynch John Russell John
Nicholson lhc2s WiiRs oberG Coddiugtor Francis
more. John Brsckcn, ~ McC overn Jsmes Riley Jans Ds-
ley Parici Lynch, L. Doyls son; Jame uaiy Chairman;
Philip j. Cossnf Secretary; John Russe troasurer Tex
e.5 Of Admission TO admit gentleman aed two ladies' 81
reserved sng'e tickets so other the
louse rs cents gchets be obsnsd Of tho Conmtee
the booS and at the oce tho Freenan Jour
ra st the door the evening Of this CoEcsrt 10
peEemeli . account Of ths Neathee
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ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLACE E--CARD.-sGB SRI
ber tor the Eve ,ears subscr pton well se Tor tbs
present seasor quesed to es at tho r Moa
dsy lql ifee frorr TO o'clock Tor their tcets
can be delivered on the evening tf performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-19

RROoKLYN FEMALE ACADISY, JORALEMoN ST.
- The siys their third grand popular Concert
ngh. Mendsy the l9h, in the above hail Programme
Glee oh. Lady fair duet, Logic O. Buchsn song oh
Nannia wit thou gsna Ei mS?" duet. Where Is your High
ta,sd The seor Irish Bog qusrssste .1hs old Oakcn
Bucket; a'ee 1.-THE merry Hayms sksrs; ballad John An
eerson my io ars 10 no. min gie; see, "A Mas
n tlst." Admission. 80 cCn1s Coamence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-19

Ii aors :. " sissers b. Esesisaene
Fernando. .signor L. osvi Inca .Ssnoca Ayog.ltc
Balt8srr. Sig y. Marni DON Gaspcr. 6enor Pas,
Doors 50; to commence at ~ cciccS. bog oos
day from TO O'Clock.